no darren thomas, no la michael james, no problem. kenyon barner hits the sidelines and he's gone. 84 yards to the house. 22-nothing ducks. meanwhile, brian bennett filling in nicely at quarterback for the ducks in place of darren thomas. nice deep ball right down the middle of the field to david paulson. oregon led 29-0 early and she ty stomp on colorado. lsu missed key players against auburn but the tigers had jarretjaredlee on the money. lsu not missing a beat at all. they look invisible these days, hammering auburn which came in ranked 45-10. clemson stays undefeated. a career day from sophomore boyd. 367 yards passing and he threw for five touchdowns and ran for another as the tigers rout north carolina 59-38 in death valley, and they improve to 8-0. news from the nfl. looks like carson palmer will mosley be a spectator tomorrow when the raiders play the chief. palmer was acierd in th acquiree trade on tuesday. after a few days of practice, word out of oakland now is that kyle boler likely will start and get most of the playing t

michael james, he gone. more on james later. here comes cal.hey take three field goals in the first half and score this touchdown. brother to brother, zack mater to keenan allen. can they upset the ducks not even close. ducks win big. the only bad thing for oregon, michael james left the game with an arm injurys in the rain was tough today in san martin. this was just the ninth tournament of the year for tiger woods. he's winless in his last 21 pga starts. a nine iron from 139 yards and this is a kid's game. starts in the bunker and stays in the bunker. tied for 86. tiger played with 19-year-old patrick tentlel. he birdies the fifth here. >>> that is ports as we see it. tiger woods struggles and the detroit tigers they're moving on to the championship. >> i don't think i've ever seen cal wear white helmets. >> they sure didn't do well. >> they've changed a lot of uniforms nobody has as many uniforms as the oregon ducks. >> they look like the texas long horns. >> we might talk to nike and say back off a little bit. >>> thank you for trusting ktv

. >>> good news and bad news for oregon's michael james. first the good. heisman hopeful rushed for 239 yards in a score against cal. the bad, had to leave the game with a right arm injury and did not return. number nine oregon won big, 43-15 but suffered an even bigger loss. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> it is the end of a tv decade. and meet the men of a church parish as they have never been seen before. you are watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." we are only going be in the 50s in the rockies. nice day in phoenix. in the northwest we have rain showers this morning. especially out there in washington state. and into saturday, a more significant storm system is going to try to move on in. california warms up along with phoenix. by the time we get to sunday's forecast, the northwest is the only area still dealing with less than ideal conditions. looks like a beautiful sunday down in southern california. if you are watching us on knbc in la in nearby long beach, see

. >>> michael james, first the good. heisman hopeful rushed for 239 yards in a score against cal. the bad, had to leave the game with a right arm injury and did not return. number nine oregon won big, 43-15 but suffered an even bigger loss. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: early today sports is brought to you by just for men hair color. live forward. >>> it is the end of a two decade monday night tv tradition. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, met the men of a massachusetts church parish as they've never been seen before. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this friday morning. pretty nice weekend forecast. if you'll be in the mid-atlantic or great lakes, now in the central plains is where all the active weather will be. also down in florida, that's where we'll see rain. today looks like a nice day in many areas. central plains will deal with wet weather. orlan orlando, tam that, miami, a chance of rain down there. through your saturd

oregon beat colorado 45-2 without michael james and darren thomas. cal leads utah 34-3 in the fourth quarter. and stanford is up 38-14 at the half against washington. >>> the sharks duking it out with the last year's stanley cup winners, the boston bruins. second period, martin sets up logan right in front of the net. he beats thomas, 2-0 sharks. third period, sharks up 2-0. here come the bruins. niemi doesn't have a chance and the game is tied at 2-2. later in the third, shot from the blueline, it's knocked down, but the putback for his first goal of the season. sharks add an empty-netter and beat the bruins 4-2. chiefs and raiders tomorrow on cbs 5 at 1:00. >> what are you expecting? >> chiefs had a lot of injuries early on, kind of back up to speed now, so the raiders could have their hands full. it's going to be good. >> kim, thank you. >>> s.w.a.t. teams surround a house where a dangerous man is believed to be barricaded. the man is expected to be the hell's angel member wanted in the shooting death of a fellow club member. we continue to follow

>>>oregon star running back michael james returned after missing two games with a dislocated elbow. the ducks taking on washington state. darin thomas rolls out. it looks like he is going to be sacked for a huge loss but he turns the corner and lets it fly to a wide open la vassier for a --55-yard touchdown. oregon wins 43-28 for the 17th straight top 12 win. >>>eighth ranked kansas state, the latest unbeaten to go down. oklahoma bounced back from last week's loss to texas tech. landry jones throws for a school record 505 yards and five touchdowns, and ryan broil finishes with 14 catches for 171 yards and the sooners blow out k state. only seven teams now remain undefeated. >>>many ivy students may not be as smart as advertised. braving the elements in a snowstorm. and didn't let the bad weather slow them down. car gill runs for a career high 230 yards and two touchdowns to lead the bull dogs to a 16-13 win over columbia. just great video there. >>> these guys, couldn't wait to monday to show off their costumes. second period, islanders up 2-1. and mark edwards, denied. but the shar

michael james came in as nation leading usher. 2 39 yards tonight. 2 39 before leaving with what appearugly arm injury. 53 yard touch down injury. cal kicking field goal while the duck running up and down the field. anthony thomas dash outside 17 yards. 14-6 duck. 20-41 for 218. threa threading the needle to allen for the touch down. maynard is looking to his right whale throwing to his left which has to be really hard to do. cal up 15-14 at the half. that's when things went terribly wrong. duck explode in the second half with 29 unanswered. daryn thomas anthony thomas the kid destroyed cal. scored 3 touch downs himself. he's a freshman. 21-15. then barn era lo had a. even the coach can run a 4 4 40. crazy. 4 43-15 the final as cal falls to 3 and 2. on to golf. tiger woods he still has a lot of work to do. who knows if he will ever be able to capture the stroke that made him top golfer in the world. tiger not really that close. woods south bay. rainy early on. how about joe of the san jose sharks. he must be somebody. somebody important because he's up close and personal with tiger ther

michael james came in as nation leading usher. 2 39 yards tonight. 2 39 before leaving with what appear to be really ugly arm injury. 53 yard touch down injury. cal kicking field goal while the duck running up and down the field. anthony thomas dash outside 17 yards. 14-6 duck. 20-41 for 218. threa threading the needle to allen for the touch down. maynard is looking to his right whale throwing to his left which has to be really hard to do. cal up 15-14 at the half. that's when things went terribly wrong. duck explode in the second half with 29 unanswered. daryn thomas anthony thomas the kid destroyed cal. scored 3 touch downs himself. he's a freshman. 21-15. then barn era lo had a. even the coach can run a 4 4 40. crazy. 4 43-15 the final as cal falls to 3 and 2. on to golf. tiger woods he still has a lot of work to do. who knows if he will ever be able to capture the stroke that made him top golfer in the world. tiger not really that close. woods south bay. rainy early on. how about joe of the san jose sharks. he must be somebody. somebody important because he's up close and personal w

. >>> oregon star running back michael james returned after missing two games with a dislocated elbowducks taking on washington state. darren thomas, roms out. it looks like he is going to be sacked for a huge loss but he turns the corner and lets it fly to a wide open la vassier for a 155-yard touchdown. -- 55-yard touchdown. oregon wins 43-28 for the 17th straight top 12 win. >>> eighth ranked kansas state, the latest unbeat ton go down, oklahoma bounced back from last week's loss to texas tech. landry jones throws for a school record 505 yards and five touchdowns, and ryan broil finishes with 14 k-frps for 171 yards and the sooners blow out k state. and now seven teams remain undefeated. >>> many ivy students may not be as smart as advertised. braving the elements in a snowstorm. and didn't let the bad weather slow them down. a career 230 yards and two touchdowns to lead the bulldogs to 16-13 win over columbia. >>> in other notable games, nebraska shut down 11th ranked michigan state and georgia beat florida to win at the world's largest outdoor cocktail play. and ucla leads cal 17

. >> you saw michael james being carted off the field. can you tell us anything about his injuries? >> i have no idea. >> thank you. jerk. the tigers playing their first decisive playoff game since the nixon administration. 24-year-old ivan not so super nova got to start for the yankees, but back to back home runs. third homer of the series for young. nova lasted two innings. bottom of the 9th. detroit up 3-2. jose blows it past a-rod for the final out. rodriguez is 2-18 in the series. tigers headed to the acls for the second time since 2006. >>> after allegedly causing $200,000 worth of damage in his mission district apartment. a lawsuit also claims lincecum continued living in the house after the lease expired. i can't see it, lincecum makes millions of dollars and not going to pay rent? i mean, come on. >> his agent says this is nonsense. the landlord is bringing this and it's crazy. >> we should go to arbitration on this. >> arbitrator, small claims, $7500. it's going to cost more than that. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,, ,,,, at bank of america, we're lending and investing in th

second place fat acknowledge from michael james to the outside and he goes 50 yards. 2 39 yards rush and left with a bad arm injury. get another field goal but after another game first and thomas 14-6 ducks. bears look at maynard here threadings the middle. snaps to the right isn't look wling he's throwing the ball. cal up at the half and then the ducks explode 29 unanswered. thomas heat destroy cal 3 touch downs tonight with freshmen. the duck off to the races. goodby goodbye. big play. 68 yards there all duck in the second half chip him if 93-15 the final as calls to 3 and 2. nfl on sunday raiders visit houston. they will catch a break. receiver johnson is out that means the texans may go more to foster meaning trouble. raiders 29 in rush defense. they allow 5.nine yards per carry. worse than the league. head coach answers the calls. >> 11 men we put out there. they got to make up their minds that enough is enough. i think they will. we need to do it consistently where the ball doesn't run through us. it's happening 2 games. we stop tonight 2 games. here's the next step down. get i

here comes la michael james, heading out here. cal regained the lead in the second quarter on a zach maynard pass to the end zone. but the ducks took the lead back again and didn't give it up. there was some bad news for oregon though, after being carded off the field. he's not sure if he could be playing next week. >>> a san francisco giant is facing a lawsuit. the claims of the former landlord and what they are making against tim lincecum. >>> what employees at the ace hardware in oakland did help saving a life after being shot during the robbery. >>> big news out during the morning of the market. we're looking live to see how traders will react this morning. switched to the most highly recommended bed in america. it's not a sealy, a simmons or a serta. ask me about my tempur-pedic, do you know there's a tempur-pedic for everybody? tempur-pedic beds now come in soft, firm and everything in between. ask me how i can finally sleep all night. to learn more or to find an authorized retailer near you visit tempurpedic.com. tempur-ped

now if i could have officer michael peregoy and officer james trail come up. >> on wednesday, march 10, 2010, at 1653 hours, officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in uniform and part of the seven dale housing team responding to a report of shots fired on the 1800 block of sunnyvale ave. officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in the trip same vehicle as they reached the 1700 block of sunnyvale ave. they were flagged down by a citizen who stated, they are shooting up there right now. as they pointed west on sunday dale avenue, instantly, the officers looked west and saw the suspect armed with an uzi-type assault weapon on the 1800 block. the officers saw the suspect had the weapon in both hands and was firing in the direction of a crowd of people. as the suspect fire the weapon, numerous people began running in various directions. officers could hear the shots being fired and could see smoke coming from the weapon. the suspect fired at least -- approximate three to four shots and then fired in the air. officer trail broadcast over the radio shots fired and a suspect description as numer

out on twitter that there is nobody connectedness mÁlaga james brown michael jackson to court. number one name that came up with beyoncÉ. it was not to challenge my assertion, i stay in this room. it was true, you would say that. and i don't hear people say that. >> you are watching booktv and c-span 2, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. >> tell us about what he is and what he does. he said he is the most complex individual you have written about inanity of books. take that, mark zucker burke. [laughter] tell us a little about about him and what mainly attracted you to tell his story. >> zero, sad robert came from a very hard background, the fundamentalist and he was kicked out of his house at 18 for admitting to premarital that. and then he decided he wanted to be an astronaut and he changed his whole life in the king james bonney majored in geology and physics and astronomy the university of utah and learn how to fly airplanes and scuba dive and spoke i said, five languages. many got into nasa's johnson space center. it's a co-op program for college kids,

in casting news, javier bardem confirmed he would play the bad guy in 23rd yet untitled james bond movie. >>> michael douglas will play liberace and his live-in lover will be played by matt damon. >>> this comes to us from the white house where the first lady and a group of kids jumped at the chance to make a record-breaking attempt. michelle obama continued her fitness campaign for america's youth performing jumping jacks with 400 kids on the south lawn, leading an effort to break the world record for the most people doing jumping jacks in a 24-hour period. over 20,000 jumping jackers must be recorded by 3 p.m. eastern time today. the first lady hopes kids across the country will jump in for the historic and healthy event. looks like fun. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> even iconic landmarks need a facelift from time to time. plans are now in the works for the eiffel tower to undergo renovations starting as early as next year. a glass floor and new observation areas on the first level will provide better views for the 7 million

. >>> in casting news, javier bardem confirmed he would play in 23rd yet untitled james bond movie. >>> michaellay liberace and his live-in lover will be played by matt damon. >> some make up in that casting. >> it's range. they have to have those actors. >> yeah, they don't play themselves. >> thanks for the life lesson. i'm lynn berry. this is "first look." but stay tuned, "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> mitt romney at the head of the table and clearly at the front of the republican field during last night's economic debate in new hampshire as rick perry tried to remind viewers that he was there, too. the question is, with an endorsement from chris christie and a good showing at the debate, could romney possibly have had a better day? mark halperin joins us live to discuss the race. >>> meanwhile the united states accuses iranian officials of planning an assassination inside the u.s. the question is what do we know about the alleged plot and how high up the iranian government may it go. we'll have a report. >>> and hang wik williams jr. t the view he didn't know it w

a guy named james michael lancow, undergraduate, university college of agriculture and live sciences streaked in the final seconds of the second half of the arizona-ucla game thursday night. what he didn't realize this was like a prank, kimberly, he is now like -- he was arrested. he could actually spend 18 months in jail. which i think his worry -- wow! >> greg: nobody wears that. >> kimberly: he is insane! can we get a tight shot of that. >> dana: kimberly, i don't know if we can recover this. you sent this out. why is this interesting? >> greg: this goes to my original principle streaking would be legal if all streakers were hot. >> dana: this is true. >> greg: also nobody under 23 ever thinks of what the actions will be when you're older. like when you're 50 there is footage of you streaking. >> eric: someone comes on the field and try to do that, a football player just -- >> greg: beautiful! >> dana: usually streakers don't look like that. >> kimberly: that guy is off the cover of "men's health." he is like check me out with the abs and the whole, you know. >> dana: i pitched th

professor michael faulkender and james stewart of the "new york times," thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ifill: finally tonight, an african nation struggles to build democracy after civil war. from liberia, we have a report from special correspondent kira kay. >> reporter: in a suburb of liberia's capital monrovia, the crowds swell to catch a glimpse of their country's president, ellen johnson. officially she's come out to dedicate a public latrine. but this is election season. ♪ i have to decided... > so every move she makes is also political. in 2005 she became the first president to be elected in liberia after decades of coups and civil war. she's now running for a second term, one of 16 candidates in a competitive race. >> it's been for us a struggle. let me put it this way. we've come a long way. the first term was just tackling those fundamentals, putting in place structures, systems, the laws, the strategies. it's taken me longer than i had anticipated because the capacity was so low. >> reporter: liberia's two civil wars waged between 1989 and 2003 were infamous

argument when i put that idea out on twitter, that there is nobody connecting us now like a james brown or michael jackson did before, and the number one name was beyonce. it department come up enough, but i say it in this room and nobody's like, hmm, you messed that one up, beyonce's the one. and if it was true, you'd say that, and i don't hear people say that. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. >> pulitzer prize-winning author alex haley had a 157-acre farm outside of knoxville, tennessee, where he lived before his passing anything 1992. former haley employee kathy long talks about haley's time in knoxville next on booktv. >> mr. haley did some writing here. he did the alex haley figurines while he was here and did some writing. although after the success of roots, i think that kind of scared him out of writing. it was really hard for him to finish books that publishing companies were requesting that he finish. he just really had a hard time with it because "roots" took a lot out of mr. haley. the emotion that was in the story, the thing

the biggest argument, i put that idea on atwitter that there is nobody connecting as maliki james brown and michaeljackson and the number one name that kept coming up is beyonce. it didn't come not be enough but i say in this room and nobodies like you missed that one up, beyonce is the one. it's true you would say that and i don't mean to say that. now from knoxville tennessee the university of tennessee history professor shows us the papers of andrew jackson, a 17 volume series of andrew jackson speeches, of letters and other writings. >> the andrew jackson papers is a project that's been going on for several decades to collect and order and transcribing and publish andrew jackson's complete documentary record. every letter he wrote, every letter that was written to him, his presidential messages on his military orders scratch the paper on which he wrote notes, the autobiographical reminiscences, everything, every piece of paper that still survived on which andrew jackson left his dna and publisher these in a series of volumes are arranged chronologically as a record to be used by historians and

murray failed when michael jackson's life hung in the balance. >>> and james camaro invites us for a first look at his off the grid estate. that's coming up on night line. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado.f. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot.etes . yes. i'm a people pleaser. plea. if elected, i promise flu shots for all.for all. i am a walking medical dictionary.ionary. congratulations virginia.virgin. inflamed uvula.ed . i'm virginia.virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions.. . >>> for these twins the difference won't be their hair color, eyes or chin. it'll be where, when and how farah part they were born. different days, hospitals and states. they are called interval twins first october the first in illinois they were able to hold off for the second because the baby wasn't quite ready. the couple and the baby flew, flew to st. louis for the second five-days later. >> something unexpected for southern chef paula dean. maxim has named her the hottest female tv chef. the magazine finds her dishes a real turn on. 64-ye

here's michael finney with the story. >>> james shows us the towel he purchased from macy's while ons in hawaii. he bought it on sale for six dollars and charged it to a new macy's card charge he open that day. the bill was supposed to arrive in a few weeks. >> it didn't get there and i didn't receive it. >> it turns out the bill had been misaddressed. macy's sent it to house number 1311, but he lives at 1131. the $6.21 comment charge for the towel was added on top of an $8.21 late fee. he says macy's promised him the problem would be taken care of, but each month the late fee would increase. >> the six dollars problem turned into a few months later a $74 fee. and very, very difficult to deal with the situation. >> compounding his worries, what this incident would do to his credit report. we advised him to monitor his credit report at annualcreditreport.com for free. norman garcia is with consumer's union. >> that's really the only online portal to the truly free credit report. >> she said any other so-called free offers to monitor your credit will require you to purchase something.

here's michael finney with the story. >>> james shows us the towel he purchased from macy's while onin hawaii. he got it on sale for six dollars and charged it to a new macy's card charge he open that day. the bill was supposed to arrive in a few weeks. >> it didn't get there and i didn't receive it. >> it turns out the bill had been miss addressed. macy's sent it to house number 1311, but he lives at 1131. the $6.21 comment charge for the towel was added on top of an $8.21 late fee. he says macy's promised him the problem would be taken care of, but each month the late fee would increase. >> the six dollars problem turned into a few months later a $74 fee. and very, very difficult to deal with the situation. >> compounding his worries, what this incident would do to his credit report. we advised him it monitor his credit report at annualcreditreport.com for free. norman garcia is with consumer's union. >> that's really the only online portal to the truly free credit report. >> she said any other so-called free offers to monitor your credit will require you to purchase something. you

at a shareholders meeting, 35% of shareholders voted against james murdoch being reelected. the trial of michael jackson's personal physician conrad murray has ended its second phase in los angeles. lawyers defending conrad mary have called their first witness. they will have to account for cost -- counter four weeks of damaging testimony from the prosecution to alleged that dr. conrad merit acted with gross negligence. >> the people are prepared and would ask to rest at this time. >> and not dramatic, all for the tv cameras, but it ended four weeks of testimony from 33 witnesses. the case is based on what care dr. conrad murray gave michael jackson and the medical experts evidence was scathing. he gave to singapore ber propofol. michael jackson's bedroom should have looked like a hospital, but there were no monitors. when he stopped breathing, the doctor was out of the room and did not call emergency services immediately and was accused of gross negligence and causing jackson's death. the defense challenge the evidence, but was frustrated. the prosecution built a strong case. those watching the

i shared an office on k street for out 16 weeks with mary math lynn and james carville and michael deaver and very interesting consultants and ken edelman was there and i worked with people who did this for a living and they would talk often about... often times they have absolutelyhe belief in what they're doing but there is also a real competitiveness to winning. and winning becomes a big issue. not just with them but wi people that they were talking about. >> rose: the final scene here with a brilliant new actor, i wantou to take a look at it and give me a sense of how you conceived this scene. >> sure. >> rose: roll tape. >> you're ainst thedeath penalty. >> uh-huh. >> because of what it says about us as a society. suppose, governor, it was your wife. d she was murdered. what would that do? >> it get mrs. complated when it personal. >> sure. >> well, if could get to him i would find a way to kill him. >> so you... you, governor, would impose a death penalty. >> no, i would commit a crime for which iould happily go to jail. >> then why not let society do that? >> because society has to

conrad murray allegedly failed when michael jackson's life hung in the balance. and "avatar" director james cameron invites our cameras for a first look for his off the grid estate and he tells us a starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me out? yup. [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. [ male announcer ] for some reason, those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel to every creature in the world. ♪ (applause) >>> the occupy movement in san francisco as people tried to enter a wells fargo branch. it occupied both sides of market street. we spoke with a protest organizer as well as an unidentified wells fargo employee. >> personally my parents lost their home

conrad murray allegedly failed when michael jackson's life hung in the balance. and "avatar" director james cameron invites our cameras for a first look for his off the grid estate, and he tells us about >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> the occupy movement in san francisco as people tried to enter a wells fargo branch. it occupied both sides of market street. we spoke with a protest organizer as well as an unidentified wells fargo employee. >> personally my parents lost their home. it was foreclosed on. when they moved into my uncle's house, his house was foreclosed on. >> i know what their message is. it is not corporate greed. it started because people bought houses they couldn't afford with money they didn't have. >> the groups involved in today's protests say they want banks to pay their fair share of taxes and to accept their responsibility in their role. and the occupy movement makes its presence felt in the suburbs. the same message against corporate greed was delivered in walnut creek today. people were asking for banks to be held accountable. all

. >> michael jordan's name goes crowds followed and chef james o'donnell takes a core might approach to the menu so we're rotating different products in the handout and also trying to focus on some local products. there is definitely some little nods to michael and the 23 layer cake and 23 in gritty and chopped salad. >> this is the del monaco also known as the boneless or revise stake, dry aged for 45 days and served with a subtle ginger balsamic sauce. as mr. jordan's favorite stake in case you want to eat like mike. the lamb chops are excellent presented with arab and tomatoes over and yogurt sauce. on the seafood side there is a gorgeous crab cake and pan roasted halibut with for asay and the room escaut sauce made with smoked konz, a remarkably good dish. other temptations include the garlic bread thick toasted bread and drizzled with blue cheese and cream. i get chest pains just looking at this. side dishes include this creel of mashed potatoes and roasted garlic versions and garlic with shrimp in to grips with bacon and onions. desserts include this chocolate cake with espress

james: conrad retrial resume yesterday. in a report prosecutors say that conrad murray's gave michael jackson a lethal dose of propofol. take a listen. >>james: if convicted dr. conrad murray's will face up for years by high mark--behind bars i'll have more coming up today. >>justine: the weldon funeral is to be held on saturday he lived in st. petersburg and florida with his wife and two young kids. he is the driver who died in the car accident at the indy 500. now we are glad that you are watching the kron4 morning news will be back with your top stories and weather. for 30 a.m.. listed in the case and there around the bay. >>louisa: it looks like it is going to be a gorgeous weekend. we are about seven to 10 degrees higher than what we are usually at this time of year. it is corn to warm up through the weekend and next week. right now your satellite picture shows where the fog is. we have improved in terms of visibility as it compares to yesterday. the fog is pushing to san jose and morgan hill. it looks like we may have an abundance of '70's but it may also be a need in some places. we will stay at about 73 degrees

michael moore has taken notice of the event. he sends out a tweet saying the following. >>james: scott olsen the iraq war veteran injured during tuesday's confrontation with the police in oakland is in fair condition this morning. last night drs. david update on his condition. this is a vigil held yesterday were supporters lit candles. many holding his pictures. he suffered a fractured school after being hit with a projectile by the police. a friend of his visited him at the hospital and had this to say. >>james: we are obviously having some problems with the audio, but we will get this sorted out. in any event, scott olsen parents are in the bay area they arrived yesterday. although he is in fair condition at this point he is unable to speak. >>justine: some members of the occupy oakland movement are seeking refuge in the occupy berkeley movement. this group that writes and sings protest songs weren't there tuesday before the confrontation with the police. occupy participants in san francisco are still on edge after rumors spread that they will be kicked out of their encampment

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see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> michael louis had a best-selling book and movie many think it's about baseball, and it is, of course, but it's about market inefficiency wrapped in baseball with human drama mixed in. what can we learn from the deeper part of the book? joining me now, michael lewis. the reason i look at the deeper part of the book is because i grew up playing cricket. so i really don't know enough about baseball. but explain, if you will, what is the central premise of "moneyball"? >> when i did the book in 2002, i was struck by how a poor baseball team, a team that had much less money to spend on players than its rivals did, the oakland as, were able to win lots and lots of games, more games than its rivals, with this lower budget. in an efficient market, when baseball players were properly valued, you would think that the rich teams would just buy all the best baseball players and win all the games. and the question i had was, why isn't that happening. and the answer, which is unspooled in the book, is the market doesn't value baseball players pr