next up we have john caldera i have matthew scott gay but i have a note that he is not here today. so we will go on to matthew caldera >> good afternoon, supervisor avalos, tang and cohen. i am nearly 50 years old and i have lived almost my whole life in the city of san francisco. i can't imagine anywhere else. i have been a member of the american region for 16 years and i currently serve as the first vice the lie 3 4 f1 i have lost more veterans last year to suicide. every 24 hours 22 veterans will commit suicide. women are 3 times more likely to commit suicide if they have served in the armed service. i apologize, this hit me very personal last year. there are a lot of issues hitting our veterans, including moving back into our veteran's building to make sure our veterans have access to that building. right now we are thrown to the winds and veterans are meeting various places so we look forward to moving back into that building that has been promised to us since world war i. we helpd with the creation of a veteran's court which is meeting at 850 bryant and is considering whether

next up we have john caldera i have matthew scott gay but i have a note that he is not here today. so we will go on to matthew caldera >> good afternoon, supervisor avalos, tang and cohen. i am nearly 50 years old and i have lived almost my whole life in the city of san francisco. i can't imagine anywhere else. i have been a member of the american region for 16 years and i currently serve as the first vice

dave has matthew perry plus adam scott and the top 10 tonight only cbs. we'll see you later today for second round action. from all of us here in new york say good night. charles: good night everybody. kenny: see you tomorrow.

dave has matthew perry plus adam scott and the top 10 tonight only cbs. we'll see you later today for second round action. from all of us here in new york say good night. charles: good night everybody. kenny: see you tomorrow.

scott: dc clergy came together to reduce violence. the matthews memorial church reviewed -- they address community members. they want to reduce violence and improve relations between police and minority communities. alison: videos released more than two bang months after the deadly accident on the yellow line. metro is also testing trains. they will debut april 14. scott: high school lacrosse players stepping up to help a teenage family. the mother is legally blind. the father lost his sight in a car wreck. that is when the guardian angels stepped in. >> i wanted to help out because she is my best friend. i did not want to see her family struggle. scott: they held bank sales and gave money. alison: the true meaning of teamwork. one day of spring. anchor: a lot of -- and then this came in. take a look for yourself. an approaching cold front. southwest dc. the sky looked ominous. some did see heavier downpours. east of dc, looking at the heavier downpours. winds out of the north northwest at 14 miles for our. humidity had 75%. --at 75%. as we head t

>> more on anchors and presidential candidates go toe to toe with scott walker admit he flip glopped on immigration and chris matthewsas another trick up his leg. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. >>> now for more on questions about journalism. whenchr acewn >> when chris wallace sat down with scott walker, walker was shown a tapeed interview envision oning a world where? people paid a penalty, they would have a path to citizenship and you said sure. >> i have to say you have to secure the border or no plans make sense. >> it and a little bit slippery here. back when you were the milwaukee county executive you actually supported the kennedy and john mccain comprehensive immigration plan. are you saying as part of a comprehensive plan tough enforcement, e verify the 11 million we here pay penalty and get citizenship. >> i am not talking amnesty. >> you said you supported it. >> my view has changed. >> chris wallace hat the facts scott walker said this and he had the videotape and research is the key

he hit 124. 104, and the captain, matthews can you believe sangakkara is retiring after this world cup. why? the scottsrfinals. 210-9 for scotland. >>> afghanistan have missed the quarterfinal stage as well. the knives are out and coach peter moore is on the chopping block and said he should be replaced by an australian. surely there is an eveningnglishman that can coach the team anybody! >> reporter: there was a diligent approach to net here today. no participation from some with injuries against bangladesh. what about the longer term future and discussion about moore's future and morgan's future and some believe morgan should carry on as captain. peter moore is not so sure. >> i personally think he is in the wrong job. absolutely suited to run the england system around 2015-20 years of age, the development program. i would bring in someone like jason gillespie to run the team. i think he has that know how and manner and laid back approach. a guy that could take pressure off rather than put pressure on. i think that's what's required at the highest level. >> reporter: what do players make of it all. c

matthews: well, let's move on to drr carson, the late dr. coretta scott king picked you to publish the letters of dr. king. >> the second inaugural was the better speech. the world was through king but "i have a dream speech." but the speech he gave in memphis was a better speech. it was a fuller speech. it was a more coherent speech. and i think what he was trying to do was sum up the meaning of his life. he had reached the point where he was ready for death, but he had always been ready for that. but i think what he was coming to decide was that he was not going to accomplish his great goals in life. some people, most of you perhaps, think of him as a civil rights leader. he did not think of himself that way. he was a social gospel minister, who got recruited under the civil rights movement by rosa parks. and she's the one who made him into a civil rights leader and did that fairly well and all of us would agree for 10 years and the civil rights movement was very well completed by 1965. if you look at his papers, which i have done for the last 30 years,

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matthews. the story coming up on this edition of nbc bay area news. >>> a local hospital hosts superstars from the world of wrestling today. i'm scott budman in front of levi's stadium which this weekend will host wrestlemania in front of a packed house. >>> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, clear skies across mt. hamilton on the weather underground sky network, we'll talk about who will hit close to 90 degrees for tomorrow in just a few minutes. >>> then at 6:00 should you have the right to die? >> i am terminally ill. >> months after her controversial death, how brittney maynard's mother is using her words to fulfill a dying wish. >> she's gone, will you speak up? >> that's now at 6:00. >>> now in the hands of the jury the gender discrimination case wrapped up today with both sides making impassioned pleas to the jury. at stake, millions of dollars and the reputation of one of silicon valley's premier venture capitalists firms. mark matthews is outside the courthouse in san francisco, and mark, i understand you have a copy of the questionnaire that questions the jurors will be considering. >> reporter: this is th

matthew, we know the straw poll doesn't mean that much otherwise we would have had presidents paul. was this a breakthrough moment again, for scott >> i don't know if it's a breakthrough moment. i think what it shows is the momentum, right now, behind scott walker. he's given basically two speeches in the course of his presidential nomination race. he's tied or in the lead in new hampshire. tied nationally. it's a continued momentum for him. i think one of the interesting things about this is it shows the desire of the republican party to nominate somebody that's not necessarily the quote unquote establishment figure. i think that really existed in 2012. but there was nobody that could take it way from mitt romney. they want somebody outside washington. >> scott walker has won in two very conservative venues. and the truth is everything he says makes it worse for him. that business of i've stood up to public employees unions and i can stand up to isis. >> actually i would argue that it makes it better for him in the republican primary. >> in the republican primary, perhaps. it makes it worse for him in terms of the media primary,

matthew dowd said reagan's actions on taxes and abortion would not have played well the cpac crowd. >> what would have happened if ronald reagan with that record showed up this conference? he would have been booed. >> scottalker said reagan's early move to fire striking air traffic controllers was more than just an attack on organized labor. he called reagan's move, quote, the most significant foreign policy decision of my lifetime. two days prior, walker took some heat for making a remark about right to work protests in wisconsin. >> if i can take on 100,000 protesters protesters, i can do the same across the world. >> he finished second behind senator rand paul in kentucky who has won the poll three years in row. joining me tonight are my guests. mr. bartlett you first. how would have ronald reagan been received at this crowd? you worked with him and were a policy adviser to him. i would think you would know better than anybody. >> i think he probably would be booed out of the crowd if only because he gave amnesty to illegal aliens back in 1986. they would have denounced him for raising taxes 11 times. they would have denounced him for raising the debt limit. they would have denounced him for running b