in milwaukee, thousands of people have been getting sick. man: private distributors of bottled water are sending extra supplies as fast as possible. health officials blame a microscopic parasite called cryptosporidium. man: in the 1993 cryptosporidium outbreak, over 400,000 people became ill with diarrhea, cramping and nausea, and we also recorded over 100 deaths, primarily in the immuno-compromised community, and in particular, individuals with aids, or hiv infection. man: people were beginning to experience symptoms of diarrhea. it started to become more and more widespread. so the natural spot to look was drinking water. so tests were run on the water coming out of both of our water treatment plants. and we found cryptosporidium coming out of our howard avenue plant. man: milwaukee officials are shutting down one of the city's two water purification plants. biedrzycki: cryptosporidium is a parasite that's found in the gut or intestine of both humans and animals, and found in many surface waters throughout the globe. prior to 1993, it was

that made milwaukee famous. >> and what are your thoughts on that? >> well, i think he might have overstepped. republicans sometimes do this. i think the afl-cio will nominate scott walker governor of is with wises for their organizer of the year award, i think that's what's going to happen. >> do you worry that sometimes because it's funny there is you out there doing this stuff and then every late night the leno and lettermans, they all start with political stuff usually if it's happened in politics, they are making jokes about it. do you think -- we need to laugh. >> no joke. >> but, do you think it makes us complacent to -- too complaisant to do anything about it other than milwaukee? >> know what i think, i think people can become empowered by feeling that they understand the issues. that sometimes you read about them in the paper and it just seems so complex and then you have us comics we come out and we see it through a certain lens and we make it so that you can walk around with it and carry it. it's not so burdensome. >> so now first of all

giants had a six run 7th inning to meet milwaukee. a's and rangesles. here we go.two run double for the angels. 8-2 lead. the a's come back, michael taylor, homer, pull the a's within 3, 8-5. 8-7. matsui, he had 40 reporters following him, 0-2. want a draw a tennis crowd? go back a few years. there they are. at madison square garden tonight. one of those deals where somebody puts up the dome. 6-3 and 7-5. the other match, john macken row, look at him. even he will admit, every 15 minutes he has to yell or the fans are disappointed. nice forehand. but he retires with a injured ankle. they played one set and he said that's enough. to get people excited about american players you got to go back 15-20 years. >> they don't have the new talent. >> why no american tennis players in the last 10 years? >> i have no idea. >> most people -- you know my motto, make something up and see if they will buy it. okay. college players in shorts. i don't want to hear the sound bite. cam newton. this is what they do here in indianapolis. call the combine. test how quick you run around

now they will have it, and soon the university of wisconsin- milwaukee will as well. throughout the budget process, i am open to working with lawmakers from both political parties on expanding this concept to the other campuses throughout the university of wisconsin system. a few weeks ago, i met with all the uw chancellors and expressed my willingness to work with them and the members of the legislature to improve our higher education system. we also remain committed to keeping our university system accessible to every wisconsin student regardless of financial resources. that is why even in these tough fiscal times we maintain our commitment to the state's financial aid programs. plus, we maintain the state's tuition reimbursement for our veterans. as we refocus government, public safety remains a priority. our budget will restore truth in sentencing by repealing the early release program approved by the last administration. we will provide additional resources and positions in our dna lab to assist our criminal investigations. and we will make sure that our children

sort of a black think tank in milwaukee that talks about all kinds of social situations in milwaukee, very thriving organization in our community. but even then it would be in appropriate to end this tribute without talking about those unknown women who have contributed so much and i believe that this hour started out with your referencing some of these people. big momma, eight peaches, cousin fanning, these people who dug deep in their pockets to pull out a carefully folded $20 bill to press into your hand as they went off to your college to give you support. those people who scrubbed floors and were not proud to try to give you a better life than they had, those people who held the family together when all else failed. that is why african americans have thrifed and survived to the extent they have because of the strength of the african-american woman in our community. . i will tell you that african-american women are facing some tremendous challenges right now. we live in america and african-americans are very proud to be americans. but the fact still remains that there is no level

are actually performing similar or worse than other poor milwaukee students. the study mandated by congress about the d.c. voucher program says that very clearly that the use of vouchers had no statistical significant impact on the overall student achievement in math or reading. so what is the purpose of the expenditure of this money other than to prop up -- an inefficient, ineffective, ideological point of view about how these students might learn? these students are not going to the schools that will change the outcomes. these students are not graduating with the set of skills that will allow them to succeed in college or career. but the fact of the matter is there are many public schools in the district of columbia that are in fact achieving those goals, that are working for those parents, for those students. the district of columbia has open choice. parents can go wherever. but we simply decided to take this federal dollars and put it into a program because on the belief that it worked in spite of all of the evidence that it's not working for these student

>>reporter: while they held their ground in madison scott was in milwaukee. >> i hope that from last night into the would not allowed people from outside of wisconsin creeping chaos >>reporter: reporter if with this deemed necessary to cut the deficit. this is perceived as an attack on the middle class. >> we're custodians of this economy and we are responsible to represent the people. >>reporter: was locked on and so for the showdown continues. shall the land from atlanta. >>catherine: if this continues, all right. shall be land--was reporting shelby whe rumolynn >> rob: if you're running- deficits? without a backlash. this will come to california. if it comes to the california teaching system, prison system. it could hit the teaching system like it did in wisconsin. it is a republican issue. and usually republicans have a difficult time agreeing. and let us give people what they earn the one about their retirement? the idea of be paying a teacher is great. and then that all was said in a was going to pay the teacher because i've been in retirement? it is a house of cards tied to pe

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it was founded in 1984 during milwaukee and they pitched two teams of players and games. >> i rememberting in the seats watching the players and just being in awe of what they were doing up there. >> shows are friday and saturday nights. the students receive a discount. >>> a food truck revolution is coming to the area bringing novel concoction,. a taco truck style wagon is delivering fusion food. the name is korean for "to eat." the owner lends his recipes with other typical fair such as burritos and tacos and quesadillas. >> we've gone outside to stop by and ever since then, they're on twitter and facebook. >> the customers are high school age to 35 years old. they also make extensive use of twitter and facebook. to announce the truck locations and to pull the fans where they want to go next. >>> this is one of the biggest festivals of the year and it takes place here. this year, the students and faculty contributed to the film extravaganza. >> reporter: this is the trailer that featured the hp pavilion and the fountains. the students and faculty produced the trailer. the students in

milwaukee scored just 9 in the first quarter, 22 in the half.rout was on and the celtics won 87-56. dwight howard has been in the league seven seasons, but he's never won in phoenix. the magic had not won in the desert in ten years, but all that changed yesterday. howard played just three quarters but that was enough, he had 26 and 15 boards, 111-88. and that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> a bundle on the way for the beckhams. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus we'll show you the one thing that must happen before all of this can take place for st. patrick's day in the windy city. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. rain, wind on the coast. oregon and washington today. showery weather it continue. bring the umbrella. much of the coastal areas. california, you look dry today for the most part. san francisco should be pretty nice. l.a. at 74. phoenix really warm. tucson, too. in the mid to upper 80s. as we go to tonight into tomorrow, another storm moves on shore. this one

the california public utility's commission wants to milwaukee sure they are running at safe pressurels following the san bruno explosion in september. the missing records show lines running under some of california's largest cities. >>> a muslim san jose state grad student wants the entire crew of a southwest flight disciplined after she was removed from the plane. she is a u.s. citizen originally from pakistan. before takeoff from isn diego to san jose a flight attendant did not feel comfortable with her on the plane. she thought she heard the woman say "it's a go" on her cell phone. the woman said "i have to go." >> i am upset welt airline. -- i am upset with the airline. the captain has the final say. >> the council on american-islamic relations is calling for an investigation and a review of southwest's internal policies. southwest has apologized. >>> a mudslide closed highway 1 near big sur indefinitely. the slide took out a 40-foot chunk. the northbound traffic is closed at bigsby bridge and southbound traffic at palo colorado. the highway patrol says the closure will last seve

and archbishop of milwaukee, where he won over the flock when he gave a homily wearing a green bay packers' cheesehead. baseball, however, is a bit trickier. >> dolan: they asked me when i got here, "are you cardinals, mets, brewers or yankees?" and i said, "when it comes to baseball, i think i can be pro- choice." >> safer: he lives in a small mansion connected by a tunnel to st. patrick's where, each day, he must pass his own final resting place, a constant reminder that his path to glory leads but to the grave. >> dolan: i'm supposed to go here. now, although cardinal egan teases me that he wonders if one is going to be enough, so i don't know what we're going to have to... i might have to rent a space and a half. >> safer: isn't there something a little bit unnerving about knowing where you're going to be buried? ( laughter ) >> dolan: i find it liberating. >> safer: dolan is shepherd to two and a half million catholics, but it's a rapidly changing demographic, with the traditional irish and italians being replaced by hispanics. >> the most popular shrine at st. patrick's is our lady o

. >>> atlanta's joe johnson a new look against milwaukee. sported the headband for the first time.er this performance, he may never take it off. 28 of his 36 in the first half. hawks soared past the bucs. 110-85. >>> now to chicago. it was ironic the bulls wore green jerseys when they leapfrogged past the celtics. it doesn't matter what color you wear against the wizards. bulls win easily 98-79. the queen of soul, aretha franklin, ready to dance. chicago getting plenty of respect in the east. they now have the best record in the conference. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> narrator: early today sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> it is whether it is an actual show or just a rant, charlie sheen's tour sells out. early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, a dancer makes his hometown proud. your early morning entertainment li adarhes ranest ae ht.igad heyou're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. >>> active weather once been. thunderstorms, on and off rain. we're talking anywher

showers in chicago, detroit and milwaukee. light rain from seattle down to northern california. and up to a foot of mountain snow in the central and northern rockies. and about six inches in the cascades. >> we're looking at 40s, from boise to salt lake city. phoenix, hovers near 90. albuquerque, at 76. 55, in minneapolis. 80 in dallas. new orleans, and atlanta climb up to the mid-70s. and it hits 61 degrees here in new york. that sounds pretty nice. >>> a clash as old as cola itself. a new winner in coke versus pepsi. everybody has an opinion on this. >> everybody taking sides. >>> and toyota eases fears for its dealers and drivers around the world. >>> and the critical mission at the fukushima plant. what can be done to prevent a total meltdown?or >>> well, it's been another day of wild swings for japanese investors. the nikkei average fell nearly 1.5%, erasing some of yesterday's gains. growing uncertainty over the situation at the fukushima nuclear plant is now weighing on markets in japan and abroad. most other asian markets are down, as well this morning. looking at hong k

he is 6 for 8 so far and the giants outslug milwaukee 10-9. 8-7 to the angels and as expected, that trade completed last week by the warriors just ahead of the trade deadline is now official. troy murphy will never put his uniform on as a golden state warrior. that's a shot of him when he used to be with the warriors. he was placed on waivers after they reached a contractual buyout. they are interested in the services. meanwhile, college basketball announcing eight inductees. among them, chris mullen. he still is a candidate to get into the big time hall of fame. and also inducted, bobby knight, the former coach, ralph sampson and james worthy to name a few. also russell who used to play with the warriors way back when. that's the sporting lineup for now. the sharks and warriors have the day off. back to you gasia. >> see you at 10:00, thanks, mark. >>> a south bay man who was on a sunday morning bike ride is hospitalized with life threatening injuries. coming up at 7:00 on tv 36, family members are asking for help to track down the driver who left a 42-year-old man from san jose in a com

the man he beat, the mayor of milwaukee, he now trails by double digits. in every major test of public opinion, voters, two 21, indoors -- endorse collective bargaining rights for public employees. >> americans have notoriously short memories. ou i wonder how long this will last. >> take for example mitch daniels. when he took office, he did exactly what walker did by legislation. his numbers went to 37% approval. what he said about what the results would be turned out to be right. he balanced the budget, improved efficiency in the government, he was reelected by 60%. if walker is right, that this is needed to save money for the government, which can then be used in other areas, and the economy is strong, he will win. all of this depends now on whether the proposition he laid out about the union's crippling government and making it impossible to carry out, its work rationally and within a budget, is right or not, and we will see. >> there is a sea change of difference between daniels and walker. i know mitch daniels. he did not galvanize the opposition. he

to milwaukee well it wasn't victimization i mean people think you could compensate but you never just recognize ation that. you know him right and he has the prison. kenny duncan's case is unique he is the only serviceman whose illness has been officially recognized by the british government as stemming from exposure to the u. kenny and his wife mandy served in the armed forces he was a driver in the first gulf war he had to transport demolished iraqi tanks the war left its scars not only on kenny's life but on the rest of his family his ordeal began just a few months after he returned from kuwait to his native scotland. this question is for because i was pregnant time. and it was opened into niall because i mean it is right because he was always in pain in. the dress and it was quite a time because nobody knew what it was. but the worst was yet to come all three children suffer from congenital health disorders kenneth the eldest is the worst affected and has undergone eleven operations this is what made kenny and man the suspect do you think they began a long legal battle which they

bobcats steal one from milwaukee 87-86. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top storiesthe high school honor student who allegedly pistol whipped her mom into buying her a sports car? damaging testimony from the slugger's ex. her shocking allegations of threats, and body changes. plus.. some baseball all-stars take the stand. and.. a bay area city could put a shorter leash on dogs. the freak accident.. that's sparking tough new restrictions. the largest sex discrimination suit in u-s history. the bay area woman behind walmart's battle in court. and how shedding the pounds,,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," , here's a look at today's weather. it feels like winter in the northern half of the nation and spring in the south, severe weather, though, will roll through the lower mississippi valley and heavy rains will soak the northwest. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. president obama defended the u.s. mission in libya saying the u.s.-led action stopped the slaughter of libyan civilians by moammar gadhafi. but the president said the u.s. will not pursue

. >>> and at milwaukee's airport, a struck tried to squeeze under an overhang. it got stuck.it stayed that way for about two hours, snarling traffic and creating a good bit of chaos. good news, though, is there appears to be no structural damage. the driver, however, was slappe8 with a $178 ticket. >>> are you watching these games? the march madness sweet 16 is halfway done. there's four more games tonight. last night's best action now from will selva at espn news. >> good morning. another top seed goes down in the ncaa tournament. a rematch in the 2001 national championships. duke and arizona. wildcats down three. derrick williams, dropping the hammer. he had 25 points in the first half. arizona down six at the half. duke down nine. brendan lavender, the thievery. arizona goes up 11. williams, just putting on a show. he had a career-high 32. look how high he gets up. a pogo stick. arizona running away with it. jamelle thorn, down low. gathers it in. he's going to punctuate this win as arizona wins anded a >> vince:s to the elitet. eight. >>> jimmer fredette and byu taking on

openings as unemployed workers in places like washington, d.c., and minneapolis, oklahoma city, milwaukee, boston, baltimore and west palm beach, florida. >>> well, coming up, we'll take a break.

he is hitting close to .500 after this triple down the right field line and the a's tee feet the milwaukee4 is the final today. by the way, tune in game day, 11:30 tonight. coco crisp has had a rough week but he remains one of the key components atop the a's lineup. >> how do you put it? you can walk into a stadium knowing you're gonna win a game? >> i'll take that. i'll take what you said. you can walk into a stadium and know that you have a chance to win a game. >> yeah. perfect. >> see. >> well said. thank you. i tried to touch it up slightly. but it's a long day, man. >> yeah, they got a lot of personalities in that clubhouse. >>> the best race car doesn't always take the checkered flag. case in point the cobalt 400, carl edwards is off to the best start of his career. but it was tony stewart who led the race 163 laps, but he pitched with an air hose attached and pulls out with that air hose still attached. bonehead moves cost him the victory. last week, a 36th place finish. carl edwards took only two tires, tony stewart, saved him 6 seconds, admitted it was a gift from tony stewart an

giants lose 12-8 to milwaukee. good news matt tossed 3 scoreless innings. bothered by elbow inflammation himself but he's okay. stanford basketball team seeded no. 1 in the west in the ncaa tournament this afternoon. they are against uc davis. saturday 3:30 p.m. at maple pavilion. cardinal 29 and 2 over all. won 23 straight and real shot at the national championship. >> i'm really proud of this group. this is a team that approximately you know i think is really a special team and we are going to give it our salute best shot. >> i'm really excited this time is great no matter who is in your renal. i'm excited to see how well our team plays. i think we can go far. >> should be fun. >> well that is this edition. nature line up next. for all of us here, thanks for watchin watching. we appreciate your time see you again tomorrow. watching. we appreciate your time see you again tomorrow. >> good 3q my busy family, the family with thousands of odors. like boomer, our boxer. our leftovers... from last night. and then there's phil. oh phil. but for every odor, our n

runner-up back in the ncaa tournament, matt howard of the bugdogs had 18 points against wisconsin-milwaukeehe victory is butler's third verizon league title in four years. >>> in college football ohio state football coach jim tressel has been suspended for two games. he was also fined $250,000 for violating ncaa rules. he failed to notify the school about his players' questionable activities involving memorabilia. >>> former nfl running back tiki barber wants to make a comeback. barber retired four years ago, and is 35 years old. the new york giants say they're not interested. reportedly barber is broke, and can't pay his divorce settlement. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and marine mystery. what killed millions of sardines off the southern california coast? hold up. why are we stopping? just need to refill my walgreens prescription. [ shouting in native language ] i don't know what he's saying right now. he says you're gonna get frostbite in under 30 seconds. won't take me that long. honey, is this really necessary? it'll bug me if i wait. [ female announce

giants beat milwaukee 7-2. split squad duty for the giants. they downed the dodgers.ry zito worked three innings and the a's fall 6-3. kouzmanoff with a three-run homer for oakland. these trains have the balance of my 15-month-old son. not very good at this point. but he will get better. second round and honda classic. skip, skip, bounce, roll and in for the eagle. overton a one over -- he is one over for the tournament. kyle stanley, and maybe we will hear more from this guy because he is getting a good run. 66 today and he has a one-stroke lead heading into tomorrow's third round. >> very nice. thank you, colin. >>> "nightline" is up next. thanks for joining us, everyone. our next newscast begins tomorrow morning at 5:00. have a good night, everyone. [ bob ] i'd love to build bird houses for the rest of my life. so i've got toake re of my heart. for me cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] to keep ing what you love, take care of your heart with cheerios. the whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. love your heart so you can do what you love. tha

lead-off man hitting close to .500 after the triple down the right field line and the a's beat the milwaukeers, 5-4 is the final. tune in game ditente. coco crisp has had a rough week of course but he remains a key component atop the a's lineup. >> how do you put it. >> you can walk into a stadium knowing you're gonna win a game. >> i'll take it. what you said. you can walk the into a stadium and know you have a chance to win a game. see? well said. i tried changing it slightly but it's a long day, man. >> best interview in the a's clubhouse. i here david dejesus is great as well. we expected to have him in a "game day" studio near you. >>> the best race car doesn't always take the checkered flag. the cobalt tools 400 today in vegas. carl edwards off to his best start but stewart leads, but he leaves pit road with a hose attached to his car, bonehead moves in the pits cost him a victory today. after winning in phoenix jeff gordon had tire problems a crash and a 36th place finish. carl edwards only took two tires on his final pit stop, two less than stewart, saved him 6 seconds and, as a resu

heavy rain in sioux falls, minneapolis and milwaukee.0 in atlanta. mostly 50s from seattle to albuquerque. >> and now to an update on the real life fairy tale playing out across the pond. buckingham palace announced the transportation plan for the wedding of wills and kate. take a look at that. nice ride, right? it involves a horse-drawn carriage, of course. this enclosed glass carriage is being polished and prepared just in case it rains but a 100-year-old gold trimmed open carriage is the first choice to carry the new princess and prince william away from westminster abbey after their nuptials. the rest of the wedding party will ride in four other carriages, pulled by a total of 18 white horses. truly a scene out of cinderella. >> we're getting close. april 29th is the big day. >> countdown going on. >> oh, do i. do i. right above my bed, i flip the calendar. closer and closer. >> i'm going to get you in the spirit, if it's the last thing we do. >> good luck. that's a tall order, my friend. more "world news now" coming up after the bre

day i taught class at the university of wisconsin, i had 500 students and an entire front row were milwaukeeolice officers. i told them that i just got a federal prison. they looked at me, and i said, "we are going to have a good time." [laughter] hey, it is real. that is what i want to do for you today, make it real. what you see is only a piece of the story, what happens in that courtroom. what happens later is when they go to prison. >> could you tell us some of the barriers you faced from the transition from prison into the community? >> when you get a prison, now, there is no date money. they all walked out in many states in their prison uniforms, with a number across their chests. it is really a miracle they do not get shot as escapees. they are coming home to the community with no winter clothes, no eyeglasses. they have had no medical attention in years. they are usually silver and not on drugs. usually, not always. -- they are usually sold -- sober. the idea is in prison they dry out. in prison, they are just warehouses. there is no prison programming anymore. there's no college pro

the a's, one better than milwaukee, 5-4 the final. >> they lose 7-6.o full squad action hosting seattle at phoenix muni. >>> spring training coverage continues on comcast sports net bay area. the sports net central team is in arizona with coverage of the world champion giants along with the a's. spring training coverage right up until opening day, nightly at 10:30. it's "sports net central" on comcast sports net bay area. >>> warriors have two games left on the seven-game road trip. it was critical they get wins on this thing which have been hard to come by. coming into game five of the trip in philly, we pick it up in the fourth quarter. monta ellis grabs the lead with the hook. it's 88-86. he had a game high 27. his biggest shot coming with seconds left. warriors down three. he ties it at 106. there's life here. warriors in overtime not always a pretty thing. the 76ers pull away for the 125-117 win. the warriors now at the moment seven games back of the eighth spot in the west and fading. >>> in vegas the wcc tournament is down to the final four. thr

borne the scars of nuclear disaster for most of his life as a resident of nagasaki you sherry in milwaukee has had liver and kidney problems since he was thirty five and he's already beaten cancer twice every time he falls ill now he feels it could be his last battle you should know what she's events unfold at fukushima fearing the true nature of the disaster is yet to show itself so you will find that the result of the contamination won't just end off the event it will be handed down from generation to generation i have four daughters the first to have leukemia another has breast cancer the results of a disaster will be shown in generations to come. you should know was just eleven when the bomb was dropped he survived the blast but was exposed to lethal levels of radiation on his two trips to the hypocenter first to find his father then to bury him despite everything he's pro nuclear power but still thinks fleeing from fukushima is the wise thing to do so then. i don't think the public all the governments are overreacting in this situation i think people must take all precautionary measur

ice and snow on i-94, from fargo to milwaukee. and i-90 and 84 in the northern rockies.om seattle to portland. >> and if you're heading to the airport, possible right? delays in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, memphis, charlotte, atlanta and new orleans. >>> in southern california, a marine mystery has been solved. >> experts say it was nature, not pollution or poisoning, which led to a massive dieoff of millions of fish. mike von fremd reports from redondo beach. >> reporter: at sunrise, people couldn't believe their eyes. millions of sardines floating dead in the water. >> i never seen anything like it. i mean, the water is silver from the fish. >> reporter: emergency calls went out. the fear was that this was some sort of chemical spill. the fish and water immediately tested. >> there are no signs of oil or chemicals or anything else in the water that shouldn't be. >> reporter: here's what happened. according to marine biologists, predator fish, likely a shark or whale, chased just a few sardines in the wrong direction. those few seemed to have led millions to their do

here's brendan conway, from our milwaukee station. >> reporter: senate republicans introduced a modified budget bill, separating the collective bargaining measure from the rest of the governor's cuts. during a conference committee, republicans announced their plan to move forward, with restrictions on collective bargaining. >> excuse me. there's a question. the rules are being violated. >> reporter: assembly minority leader, the only democrat in the room, objectioned a number of times. saying the republicans were violating the open meeting law. but minutes after the meeting started, the five-person committee voted. >> chairman, this is a violation of law. >> reporter: moments after the bill passed in committee, senators met in chambers, and with no debate, all but one republican, they passed the bill. the senators were rushed out of chambers under heavy police protection. the republicans' move caught assembly democrats off guard, who say they plan legal action. >> this action is just unprecedented. i can't find words strong enough for what they've done. >> this is repugnant, the actions

orlando magic and bounced back from their loss on monday with a ninety three eighty nine when the milwaukee bucks one howard made a game high as you know if you want points and twenty two rebounds the magic inside swung down if the nine eleven line lead in the first quarter he struggled to do without it without a sprained ankle budgets and missed the game due to migration the game to get into overtime besides rolando off the court wings. and elsewhere others are going on the road for utah against minnesota other winners on wednesday night or denver troy boston dallas and idaho as well as new orleans houston cleveland and philadelphia. boxing and heavyweight champion vitali klitschko says he'll be facing the most difficult opponent of his career on saturday as he defends his w.b.c. title against a new solace in cologne but boxers enter the ring on wednesday for the right training sessions in front of hundreds of spectators so let's is. from that and the former olympic and swirls around champion remains unbeaten after seventeen fights as a professional that's although respectful of his oppone

the giants get a six-run seventh holding off milwaukee to take it 10-9.reflected afterwards. >> i feel really good, yeah. you know. i feel like i'm ahead of base. everything's clicking pretty good physically. it's just timing, you know, getting the delivery, reputation, looking forward to my next bull pen. >> five walks ahead of pace. >>> the a's host the reds tomorrow. they were taking on the angels. a rough start for the prospect. the a's have a crowded outfielder. carter, two errors. that wasn't the scary part. down the line at first. andy laroche in the path of the angels' son segura. an ugly collision. both were okay. the a's mounted a late comeback, but it wasn't enough in an 8-7 loss. >>> the sharks will soon be sharing the tank again. the sabercats are back. and the last time we saw them was at the arena bowl in new orleans. but after a league reorganization, well, they have returned and will play friday, march 11th, at the tank. plenty of familiar faces on the squad. quarterback mark grieb. we visited practice today to chat with the cats. >> i th

milwaukee they're going to get an earful and he says traditionally they've always done it he doubts if it will take place finally i will say this boils down to hand to hand combat politically speaking there recalls on behalf of a democrat the republicans want to recall a few democratic senators there are democrats who want to recall republicans. they are certainly going to be a recall effort against this this governor they've already raised who million dollars over two million dollars and they have fifteen percent of the signatures they need to make the recall of governor walker happen so and i and i will also say this when we saw that crank call you know there was supposedly b.s. going on for the koch brothers and to hear the governor suggest suggest. consider it a provocateur or slavishly. the mayor of madison wisconsin reminded me in the interview and all weeks of demonstrations never had one arrest not one arrest has taken place in terms of any kind of violence or hostility the other thing was interesting it was headlines and madison was. the governor's people who tried to suggest