>> mason: bob schieffer, thanks.tter to broadway. little steel in the toe. my corner office comes with a tailgate. nine to five is more like 24/7. i grew up believing hard work pays off. so should retirement. ancr: at physicians mutual we work hard like you. it's why we're rated in the top one percent of all insurance companies. maybe we should talk. physicians mutual. insurance for all of us. sunday morning's moment of nature is sponsored by... >> mason: we leave you this morning among bald eagles, not on currency but at kentucky's land between the lakes national recreation area. i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. charles osgood will be back next sunday morning. ♪ i was diagnosed with copd. i could not take a deep breath i noticed i was having trouble. climbing the stairs, working in the garden, painting. my doctor suggested spiriva right then. announcer: spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled maintenance treatment for copd, which includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. i love what it does. it opens up the a

mason, call the police? no, not yet.l wait and see what happens at 11:30. [ buzzer ] della: he's here, perry. bring him in. tell gertie to get ahold of paul for me. della: mr. edward carter. mr. mason. uh, won't you sit down, mr. carter? i believe you told miss street this was a matter of extreme urgency. i'm acting on behalf of a friend -- a very dear friend -- a woman who happens to be married to a man who is also a friend of mine. her name? gilman. nancy gilman. i'm visiting her and her husband at the moment. what about mrs. gilman? mr. mason, mrs. gilman is being blackmailed. and you, being her friend, want me to do something about it? yes, sir. that's why i'm here. i want to know what's in her past so that we know what hold a blackmailer has over her. do you know who the blackmailer is? yes, sir, i do. a private detective named vera m. martel. she has an office in las vegas. i'd like to know a little more about nancy gilman -- about her husband, for instance. well, mr. gilman was married before. he has one daughter,

simon perez at fort mason as to how they'll show solidarity with their pets. simon. >> reporter: a group of pet owners adamant about letting their pets run free are showing up here at fort mason. they are not happy that the park service wants them to keep a leash on their dogs more often. a blustery day at kristi field didn't stop canines from getting in a good sniff. but how much opportunity they to have check out their play buddies may change. they have several proposals to limit where dogs can run off- leash in the golden gate national recreation area which runs from port stun section to citizen on beach in marin county. >> we have had a major increase in the number of visitors to the park of all kind, including people who like to enjoy the park with their dogs, and we have had conflicts arise around that. >> reporter: here are some of the proposed changes. dogs are pretty well allowed all around port tungsten. they are all 0 so limbed to the areas. this is areas where dogs shouldn't be doing anyway say the cliff side. they are allowed off even in the north

george mason. >> that's it. george mason knocks off villanova.f the few finishes that really had gus yelling. stanford women, the bay area team waving their flag proudy. look here that bronco -- excuse me the stanford women. they, of course, are perennial final four team. ranked second in the nation. they have to get through uc davis first and they will be lucky to host the first two games if they keep winning. >> we know that we need to play against any team and no matter what the seed is, i think our team is very aware of that. and is not going to take any team lightly. >> i think we have everything in place, good offense, great defense. coming up with the loose balls, taking the charges we need, all that, that will determine our future. >> all right. the warriors season as usual over by march. stephen curry, getting ready to go tonight. it's going to -- the big question s keith smart going to come back. steve nash doing his in the. channing frye hits a three- pointer. 17 points. first game back after dislocating his shoulder. 108-97. giants an

george mason stepped back to give the colonials a two point lead.inal chance for ngo nova. >>> george mason making the statement. we are back and ready. >> and? the founding father is smiling down. >> i have been forced into a lot of comparisons. this is my favorite shirt and i would like to ignore who else says. this is one of my favorite skirts here. this is two different years, but we are doing what we got to did for ourselves. >> in boulder, the bulls bulls go in for a run. 89-72 and it is hibernation time for the bears. the stanford woman will host the uc davis ago gives in the first round tomorrow? david and geliath, you think? >> you go this into this game, i think what is important for us tomorrow is we are going to enjoy this experience and tomorrow, i think we can go into the game thinking win or loss situations. you know, we're going to go out there, play hard, compete when we can compete and see what happens. g at least keep smart. never looks fatter, you know. warriors and phoenix, the rice is keep minutes h. e scored all 40. it was ano

that's in the fleet room of building d at the for the mason center. a group of dog owners will rally outside that open house in the parking lot of for the mason at 5:30. >>> good afternoon to you. giving you a live look at san francisco where we're under mid- and high-level clouds for today. the rain is gone but the big story at this hour, and has been all morning long, the winds in some cases, take a look at the grey out there. we've got a little bit of sunshine pouring in but the rain is expected to return in some areas by late tonight. we'll talk about that in just a moment. let's talk about what's happening outside our doors in san jose, westerly wind at 22 miles per hour and gust to go 30 at times, redwood city reporting winds to 24. these winds are going to be with us most of the afternoon, san francisco reporting winds 21 miles per hour, the airport nearing 40 miles per hour, gusts at times and in and around the oakland area between 15 and 20. if we slide east a little bit between 15 and 20, concord, livermore, awfully gusty in concord and afte

ohio state 98, george mason 66.uckeyes continue to steam roll through this tournament as the number one overall seed. and they'll take on kentucky in newark. for len elmore, i'm gus johnson saying so long from cleveland. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" followed by "amazing race. gus: you've been watching the ncaa men's basketball championship. we'll send you to our ncaa studio after these messages. [ magic johnson ] i'm magic every time i leave the door, but when i come home i'm earvin. magic, he's a crazy, competitive guy. he wants to win at everything. earvin is a quiet guy. he's the guy that comes home and now he turns into dad. he wants to have flip-flops on. a t-shirt from the 70's... [ laughs ] ...that should be thrown away. he just at home relaxing with the family. my name is earvin "magic" johnson and i'm definitely comfortable in my own skin. ttd# 1-800-345-2550 ttd# 1-800-345-2550 ttd# 1-800-345-2550 and talk to chuck about ttd# 1-800-345-2550 rolling over that old 401k. wah-wah-wah! what else you

cement masons in 2010 were under 10%. teamsters were right at 20%. i guess the cement masons are a big chunk of the work, and that is where the biggest challenge will be. overall, in 2010, we were about 23% for paving and sewer projects. supervisor avalos: with machinery, who does that work? >> the operating engineers have a good chunk of that. they were at 38.5% in 2010 on fading and sewer projects. livers were at 20%. not much electrician work, but they were at 64%. within the paving well, it is cement masons -- within the paving realm. they have challenges, and kind of moving from challenges to strategies and solutions, i think that data is a big part of where the opportunity lies, as information with the contract in committee, with the work force advocates, with labor, so that folks know where their shortcomings are and where we are all going to need to focus -- being able to share this information with the contract in community -- contract aning community. again, there are some trades that are not at the 20% level, so having the data -- i want t

mason by 2. free throw. up one. hancock steps back. 3. money.ing the troops up by 2, eight and a half seconds left. chance to tie stokes. oh, brother side of the backboard. outlet pass. morrison good nature game over drive home safely. 61-57. george mason takes down nova biggest over rated. top seed ohio state in the third round. arizona best team in the pac-10 this year. wildcat push to the limit in the opener by pretty athletic memphis tiger squad. first half game tied at 37. handing the passing lane and finishes with audacity. less than 4 minutes to good. tied at 65. williams. pac-10 player of the year. making it rain. had 22 points. up 3. throw away the independent bound pass. steal. launches the 3. won't go. jackson right place right time. down by 2. memphis misses the second of 2 free throw. look at williams. why he's in the nba. out of here in the final seconds rejecting wither spoon. 5 seed survives. remember this name benson from the golden grizzly of oakland michigan. nba spin nba jam. oakland hang with 4 seed texas. thompson throwing

mason and busnardo retired claiming unfair retaliation. they're currently appealing a labor department decision that found no violation of their whistle-blower rights. southern california edison, the utility that runs the plant, declined to be interviewed, but in a written statement said: is san onofre safe? >> i don't think it's safe as it could be. i think that what makes a plant safe is how a corporation and how management deal with it. >> reporter: federal regulators tell cbs news san onofre is safe and say the plant has made improvements in its management style, but they want to see more, something local residents will be watching very closely. terry mccarthy, cbs news, san clemente, california. >> hill: up next, love hurts, and we've got the science to prove it. prove it. for twenty-four hours. she uses one exelon patch daily for the treatment of mild to moderate alzheimer's symptoms. [ female announcer ] it cannot change the course of the disease. hospitalization and rarely death have been reported in patients who wore more than one

. >> what about fort mason rain or shine along the beach? scattered showers continue through the afternoon, fort mason and napa. they will look at the threat of rain you know, nothing heavy. >> the reason i was asking, dog owners plan to hold a protest today at fort mason in san francisco, to oppose the idea of more restrictions in dog parks. national park service is thinking of putting limits on canines in golden gate national recreation area. that is a collection of designated areas, stretching from san mateo county up the coast to marin county some park goers have long complained about the dangers of off leash dogs but dog owners say those are exaggerated. >> people who don't own dogs and don't care anything about dogs can see if dogs have their designated area then they can enjoy the rest of the other 99% of open space in san francisco bay area. >> we are in an important phase we need to hear from a full spectrum of users people who love to enjoy the park with their dog and those who enjoy a dog free experience we need to hear from every

tella on post and mason, those are -- club nutselo, on post and mason. we have the streets at fishman whorf on hyde. also very attractive. the opera at civic center. we do not have problems with those. the san francisco streets on how -- powell and post, we have no problem with that. the only building that we anticipate having problems with is the one on pine street. 1000 pine street. >> it sounds like, based on market trends nationally and abroad, that we are doing much better. >> in general. supervisor mirkarimi: as with residential home ownership, there are different class is in tears. i understand that there will be some that will be more protected and stable as opposed to other tiers of ownership. in the middle, on the low side, that sounds an unstable. what does that look like in san francisco? >> 9800 timeshare units, we only have 96 time share, that is a low percentage. we believe that the owners that are delinquent in taxes simply abandoned them. either they cannot afford to take vacation anymore, or they cannot afford to pay the high cost of ma

a public meeting is being held at fort mason at 4:00 this afternoon. and some local activists called this too extreme. they will protest at 5:30 tonight. >>> it's coming up at 5:00. there is an accident in the south bay. what is going on? >> we have a solo spin out in the south bay. we will give you an overnight picture. it is in the san jose area again if we can take a look at our map. there we go. if we zoom in on the area here it happened 101 southbound about half hour ago. this is near the north capital express way off ramp. a jeep slammed into the bay area. an ambulance is on the scene. all right at the san mateo bridge you can see that the cameras are moving around there. there is a high wind advisory in effect. keep both hands on the wheel this morning. finally up in the north bay at marin. also a bit windy as well. no delays to report. here is steve. >> thank you, tara. tara is correct. rather windy at times. today sun and clouds. breezy to windy. there are gusts about 30 plus miles an hour. tonight part of the system will clip the north bay. i

george mason university made headlines in 2006. the patriots, they're back. after stunning villanova in their opener today. the coach had an 11 seed five z.less than a minute to go. and george mason by two. free throws putting nova up by one. luke stepped back, jumper. and there is a gathered troops up by two. nova inbound with a chance to time. cory stokes hits the side of the back board. down to morrison. good night. game over z drive home safely. 61-57, george mason takes down nova and will advance to play ohio state. buck eyes shot 57% coasting. and 75-46. arz -- arizona wildcats pushed to the limit today by an athletic squad. and hill handing a passing lane and would finish with authority. there is less than four minutes left. there is a derek williams that, guy is a pro. there is joe jackson, yes. so down by two, there is miss on purpose. they get the rebound. williams rejects wesley witherspoon. arizona survives. and remember the name keith benson. nba spin. oakland out of michigan trying to hang with texas. and there is oakland within five, less than

i saw perry mason when i was a child. my father used to take me to the court house to watch the lawyers practiced law when i was 8 years old. i believe in the mission. i believe -- i am a true believer. i think those images influence children. we have one here in the front row. some to serve as prosecutors first and then become criminal defense attorneys, but many of us want to defend the constitution and those rights from the very beginning, from jump. i think we do not just me to believe it in our hearts, we need to profess it publicly. i do believe, though, that jerry is right. it is not enough to talk about it amongst ourselves. it is a larger public dialogue that needs to happen in terms of the resources, the jury pool, and that means talking to people who identify more with victims. we now there are one in 100 people behind bars. that means one in 100 people knows somebody connected to the criminal justice system. that is a tremendous opportunity for us. that means there are people in every sector of society who ide

now this week crews are working on the powell mason line. muni has assigned buses to cover that route. this week tourists will only be able to catch a cable car on the sole remaining line. mason service expected to resume on saturday. >>> our ktvu cameras received an exclusive look today inside the caldecott tunnel construction project. six days a week around the clock construction crews are drilling into a mountain of rocks, stone and earth. work crews say the excavation process was very delicate as they look for poisonous and explosive gases. it's a $420 million project. it is set to be finished in the fall of 2013. >>> damming testimony from the man who he says he was ordered to shoot and kill an oakland journalist. the details motive he provided jurors today. >>> the situation could be worse than feared at the trouble at that sheet metal -- at the troubled nuclear power plant. >>> more on the big warmup expected this week coming up. >>> police say a dump truck lost its brakes and careened off a roadway off the shallow water of reu6r7d so

city is doing repair and maintenance work on the tracks and underground cable that keeps the powell mason line running. people who would normally use the doors get to work can hop on buses that -- the cars to get to work can hop on buses that go on the same line. the powell mason line cable cars will run again starting on saturday. >>> well, the alaska airlines section of the oakland airport looked like a luau this morning. the festive dancers and decorations were for the inaugural alaska airlines flight from oakland to hawaii. it was taking off this morning. the new flight is part of the expanding service between the bay area and the hawaiian islands and this morning an alaska airlines spokesman said the new flights are proof that the economy is improving. >> you know, hawaii obviously got hit pretty hard a few years ago. but it's really come back. we're just really filling our planes on all of our routes on the west coast. >> there are going to be four flights a week from oakland and three from san jose. the first flight from san jose left yesterday. >>> well, we are following developin

the body was spotted yesterday right close to aquatic park and fort mason. there's no word on whether it's the body of a man or woman, but investigators are trying to gather evidence from the scene to try to figure out how that person died. >>> san jose police have released a graphic surveillance tape. they hope it will help track down the person wanted in one of the city's most violent crimes ever. take a look. three people were killed during a terrifying kidnap attempt at the mexicalily club on old oakland road in san jose in early january. the video shows a man in a bullet proof vest fighting with the bar owner as he attempts to force him at gunpoint from the club into the waiting suv. >> it is definitely an intense video to watch. it's not very common to release videos of this type. however, we believe that the person on the video is armed and dangerous. he's out in the public and it's very important to us to get that person off the streets. >> the bar owner was shot during the struggle but survived. three other people were killed during that shoot out.

in the fleet room of the fort mason center. a group of dog owners will -- will rally at 5:30. >>> there's actually some signs of an economic revival in walnut creek. new projections of property tax revenue in the city show only a 2% drop this fiscal year. instead of the 6% decrease that was forecast earlier. also the updated projections show sales tax revenue holding steady for the next two years instead of going down 3% as previously projected. >>> in oakland tonight, the city council holds a special meeting. they will decide, among other things, what to do about a $45- point -- $46 million payment due. that would double the amount already facing the city. >>> road are projects could be delayed this year if the state cancels the highway bonds approved five years. one of them would be the widening of highway 101 between mountain view and menlo park. the plans to add the carpool plain on 880, 580 and 101 would also be put out. all of the projects would be scheduled to start this year. state officials say they will start a year l

. >> reporter: mike mason and rick busnardo who both worked more than 25 years were in charge of making to store spent nuclear fuel. they say they complained about an employee welding the canisters incorrectly. >> eventually it could have failed to contain the fuel rod like it was supposed to. >> reporter: mason and busnardo took their complaints to the nuclear regulatory commission. so did paul diaz. diaz is suing southern california edison which owns san onofre. the suit claims employees complained of excessive overtime and fatigue. >> we have conducted a thorough review of the concerns and we are satisfied with how the employee was handled, and how the issues that were raised were dealt with. let me emphasize, this type of thing is taken very, very seriously. >> reporter: san onofre sits on the southern california coast just five miles from an earthquake fault line. it has had a long history of safety violations. >> japan is an exact perfect example of what can happen. we are less than two miles away, and we're scared. >> reporter: that fear only escalates with each new report of rad

we will take a quick break, we come back the latest on the body found near fort mason what authorities think it might have happened. this is the man suspected in the arizona shooting he is expected in court today. the details and a moment. in a >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. nationalists, to sun shooting suspect jared loughner is expected to be arraigned on new charges he's accused a killing six people wounding 13 others including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. he faces 49 criminal charges including murder, attempted murder. prosecutors have not said if they will seek the death penalty. seven children have died in a farmhouse fire. the mother was in the barn her husband to was asleep in a milk truck when their house caught fire. the children or seven months-11 years old. as three-year-old is the sole survivors by the smoke and ran to get out. the children died of smoke inhalation. obligor rivage has asked the judge to cancel his retrial. he made the request this morning in a motion filed in u.s. district court the five pes' filing says he's not conceding guilt. today's m

the masonic temple site. recently i sat in on some a.d.r. relating to that masonic temple. nobody really wanted to talk about conditions. there were 57 wonderful conditions but nobody wanted any of them except the few little people who went in and bargained with the planning department. that is the kind of thing we need to avoid. there are organizations like public conversations project if they still exist that have really helped. i think an open communication, neighborhood disputes and so on, people understanding -- >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. this is in response to the very new document that the planning staff put out. march 24, 2011, the h.c.d. approval of draft -- etc. this is very new. i had put in a public records request, also known as sunshine request for communication tass go back and forth from h.c.d. to the planning department and i never received this in advance so this is first time i've seen it. in fact, the entire language in ishing is pretty much underlined to show that it is all new language and i think that -- i request that this ceqa fin

anthony mason reports. >> a little noise in here, let's go. >> reporter: for one week every year, 53-man, known as doc, puts on a cincinnati reds uniform and lives the dream. >> somehow when you get between the white lines, that fantasy comes true, and you picture yourself as a ball player. so it's wonderful. >> reporter: in real life, kauffman is a breast cancer surgeon. but for the past 15 years, he's come to the reds training camp in phoenix. and for $4,000, he gets to play baseball with the pros. >> get that lead-off hitter. >> reporter: fantasy baseball camp is open to anyone over 30. but the average age here is 50. many, like doc, come back year after year. a unique brotherhood of 100 baseball die-hards. >> some of my best friends in life now are the people that i met from baseball camp. >> you guys are out of your minds. >> reporter: the reds coaches and trainers sort out teams according to skill level. and treat campers like real players. sort of. >> we're not laughing at you. we're laughing -- yeah, we are. we're laughing at you. >> reporter: between the jokes and endless nee

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> couric: in jerusalem the police are on high alert after a deadlyrrorist attack today. the first bombing there, today, in four years. the device was left in a bag near a crowded bus stop when it exploded, a woman was killed and 39 other people were wounded. the israelis blame palestinian militants. we'll be right back. i've had asthma for 11 years... ...but my symptoms kept coming back... ...kept coming back. then i found out advair helps prevent symptoms from happening in the first place. advair is for asthma that's not well controlled on a long-term asthma medicine, such as an inhaled corticosteroid. advair will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. advair contains salmeterol which increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. advair is not for people whose asthma is well controlled with a long-term asthma control medicine like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled your doctor will decide if you can stop advair without loss of control

anthony mason. anthony, thank you. in other news, military trials will resume for terror suspects held at guantanamo. president obama today lifted the ban he imposed two years ago. 172 detainees are still being held at guantanamo and the president has promised to close the prison. but congress has blocked his efforts to have them tried in civilian courts here in the u.s. and still ahead on the "cbs evening news," mammograms in 3- d. the new screening for breast cancer. but up next, for the first time in the catholic church child abuse scandal, a high-ranking american priest faces criminal charges. [ woman ] we take it a day at a time. that's how it is with alzheimer's disease. she needs help from me. and her medication. the exelon patch -- it releases medication continuously for twenty-four hours. she uses one exelon patch daily for the treatment of mild to moderate alzheimer's symptoms. [ female announcer ] it cannot change the course of the disease. hospitalization and rarely death have been reported in patients who

anthony mason. anthony, thank you. now turning to libya and some of the fiercest battles yet as moammar qaddafi struck back today at the opposition. in tripoli, his forces quickly put down protests following friday prayers using tear gas and bullets. the state-owned phone company sent text messages calling on libyans to attack foreigners. and all internet service was cut. across the border in tunisia, the humanitarian crisis finally began to ease. two u.s. military planes delivered blankets and other supplies to foreign workers who had fled the fighting in libya. plans are being made to fly some of them to their home countries tomorrow. in eastern libya, a battle raged all day as opposition forces tried to capture a key oil town and qaddafi's air force bombed benghazi. mandy clark begins our coverage from rebel-held territory. >> reporter: qaddafi's warplanes made a bold strike at benghazi, the biggest city in the rebel- held east. two weapons depots were hit. further west today, the rebels were rushing to consolidate

george mason hands develop in a nova the 6th straight loss. mike morrison a nasty final nail. 61-57 is your final. >>> also baseball in arizona as get smacked around 18-1 by the white sox. and the dodgers beat the giants in scottsdale 6-3. and that is sports as we see it in friday night, julie and frank. by the way, president obama is 29-3 in the bracket so far. >> is he really? >> yeah. >> that's not bad. >> well, his brother-in-law is a coach. >> thanks, fred. >> be sure to join mornings

george mason hands develop in a nova the 6th straight loss. mike morrison a nasty final nail. 61-57 is your final. >>> also baseball in arizona as get smacked around 18-1 by the white sox. and the dodgers beat the giants in scottsdale 6-3. and that is sports as we see it in friday night, julie and frank. by the way, president obama is 29-3 in the bracket so far. >> is he really? >> yeah. >> that's not bad. >> well, his brother-in-law is a coach. >> thanks, fred. >> be sure to join mornings on 2. it all begins in the morning at 7. have a great weekend. good night.

who's the director of middle east project at george mason university and also a coal shero he's a writer and commentator on the middle east and london thank you both indeed for joining us here on i want to be first to you mr sharon so reporting that a resolution for a no fly zone is being drafted by the u.k. and france how do you see it working and is it actually justified in your opinion. well firstly i don't think it's justified authority and i don't think any form of forrester intervention at this particular moment would be advised neither in the in the long term and to start with the mechanics of friend or fly zone would take a bigger commitment than any western state would be ready to make this government so i think western governments are pressurizing themselves to be seen to do something on libya when actually i don't think that's the right approach and they should back off and not intervene and allow this situation to be determined by the libyan people themselves or i will just now go to washington and to you mr sarra as we just heard mr sharon is against any form of military int

abc 7 is live from fort mason for us tonight. >> these dog lovers and dogs are trying to preserve the off leash areas they've enjoyed since 1979. park staff are explaining proposals for change. >> and the dog owners say the area and proposals would take away 90% of the off leash area that's now supply only 1% of the park systems. they say the communities who use areas would be destroyed by the plan. the ggnra have increased in the last 20 years tleeten -- threatening condition of the parks and recreation area, the ggnra says is the only one in the national park system that allows off leash areas at all. >> we use a spectrum of visitor use of an area and people who want to enjoy the park with dogs off leash and as dog free. and all, you can imagine of our 16 million fit along that spectrum. >> people with dogs are not going away. where are we going to go? city parks, much smaller areas than what we have. and there is likely increased wear and tear in the parks, inflict -- increased conflicts between dogs. >> this is the third of four public work shops aimed at explaining pro pose kbra

the fort mason to educate the public about their real is that they're proposing to do away with it. the off leash, or not have dogs, at all. the golden recreation is under the national park service. they have managed 21 different areas in the san mateo county, san francisco,, marin county and other areas. crispy peeled, becker's beach, ocean beach, crispy-field. -and on leash, off leash laws? or to deal with dogs word to do with them altogether. and also with the national recreation of games. and what would you like to look at this topic again? some dog owners? loaners on a leash? of the lease? >> we are on the the middle of the car comment. of the dog management program. with different parks will thicken either have the dogs on the leash, or off the leash. and of course, the national parks service is responsible to try to create a balance of use for these parks. we are listening to all sides of each issue. they are expressing their views passionately. also that they prefer to enjoy the park and a dog-freeway. as well as the marshall park service we are looking to preserve test and

fort mason. the pavilion.ds and we've been talking about this for hundreds of years. and we have been covering this and eventually to run out of things to talk about? bruce has come up with a brilliant new and how would you pair a glass of wine and food with an orchid? [laughter] and and of this, i need to here. >> this is called the whinwine and orchids. people let in doing this for years it is legitimate. people have been doing this for years. and an expensive plant and like the rough charlton wind like this, empty bottle lot rothschild to test--and you will notice that it is even this line. the rothschild. these to be a perfect match. >> yes. >> if you are loaded. $200. >> how about the more ordinary orchids? >> and the cabinet-cabernet:? >> this next plant is dark, deep, heavy. for a grant. substantial orchid. just like a substantial feeling of red wine. >> a cabernet, that makes perfect sense. >> zinfandel. perhaps more festive? >> and you have been watching me, and a device that is even that named after

george mason by two. free throws put nova up by one and step back three and he got it. crowder beating johnson odom hanging and hitting. marquette. 66-55. they'll play syracuse next. and who needs feet when you can do this? wow, bcu cheerleaders getting it done and so do the hoops teams. and georgetown skeen and rodriguez, so much for hoya paranoia. they move on 74-56 the final score taking out georgetown. not the ncaa, but at least you're playing. cal and colorado round two of the nic. mike montgomery's club jumped out to a 5-0 lead and all bumps after that. roberson from alec burkes, bears close to one at the half. the and et a great season for cal and 60 in this game and cannot handle it and cory higgins, highlight real jam, cal's season comes to an ends 89-72. still more hoops. golden state trying to avoid a season sweep against the suns and warriors had support in the valley of the sun, but the team came out flat. and this would be passing to the opposition. a 7 footer on the move and throwing down. he had 18 off the phoenix bench. the suns up 12 at half time. and

in san francisco are trying to find out what happened to the person whose body was found near fort mason. they received a call around 4:35 in the afternoon. authorities don't have any information about the victim at this time. >>> berkeley police are also investigating a murder they say a man was shot about 1:00 this afternoon on the 1600 block of blake street. investigators have not determined what exactly happened there. no arrests were made. >>> san jose police are searching for two men involved in the triple homicide. it happened on january 8th on oakland road. jonathan bloom has the incredible surveillance footage that police help release to help find the suspects. >>> a trail of blood stained the sidewalk, where a deadly gun battle happened in january 28th. three months later, police released surveillance video in hopes of identifies one of the suspects. the tape they are giving out starts after the shoot-out. one bystander is lying on the ground. the third makes one last attempt to kidnap the club's owner. this is the man police are looking for. in the video, he's armed with a pis

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