of giant, it's yao ming. he is huge. >> he's a big boy. >> well, he was there to help open what's being called a semi-wild enclosure for the pandas. the hope is that these pandas, which were born in captivity, can eventually be introduced into the wild. >> it is a long-term project, to say the least. the experts claim the project won't reach its goals for 50 years. that's a long timeline. >> good to see he's doing some goodwill in his retirement. >> yeah. good for him. more "world news now" when we

i was thinking, what if i stood up for this little girl that i called "ming" and they saw that i, too, was asian and that fear alone kept me from doing it. i wanted to thank this board formening us -- helping us in distributing these books out to every school in the san francisco school district. for my part, i decided to do afterwards, i was so upset at the memorying i wrote the book "zero" which has to do with, how do you become a one? how do you become the person who stretches and grows and that person you hope and want to be? how can we see ourselves as having value and bringing value to ourselves and others. i wanted to say thank you so much for bringing this vocabulary to our schools and i also wanted to thank emily murase and grant muratami for bringing value to us all. [applause] >> i want to have a representative speak about what we're doing on bullying in schools because it is such an important issue. >> good evening, after that, i read "one" so many times, just so you know, it's in all our libraries, please read it. after hearing that story, i certainly get it now. basicall

who walked through the classroom door and i remember distinctly being very excited about ming because i was like, wow, she has the same shaped eyes as me, the same dark colored hair, the same skin color and i was excited for maybe two seconds until her name was called in roll call and she was laughed at and i thought, well, maybe it's not so cool to try to be friends with this person anymore. it got worse the second day of school because she was -- since she was laughed at, nobody said thing. -- anything. her hair was pulled and she was pushed, surely because no one said anything, it must be ok to shove and pull the hair of this little girl. we fast forward to a whole week and she was so afraid of the rest of us that i distinctly remember when the school bell rang, she would run to the girl's bathroom stall and lock the door and stand there throughout the entire lunch period. my last memory of this little girl is of her crouching behind the school tool shed and she's crying so loud, she is screaming, because there's a semicircle of kids surrounding

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up tate yao ming resume. -- update your resume. it will stop you from being too vague, too bogged down and too stuck in that big goal. >>> well a little bit of i good news for redskins fans. the team says it will freeze ticket prices for next season. the skins wit saying general admission tickets range from $29 to $99. maybe instead of peyton manning we go for mark sanchez. >> probably wouldn't have to pay him as much. >>> an amazing story of a first responder whose first day on the job was the day martin luther king jr. was killed. ifrs >>> enjoy one last dry day today before rain moves in. a look at the forecast for the week ahead and next, right here on 9news now. gary shapiro good morning, welcome back to 9news now. our time this monday morning is 6:44. it is a holiday for many but a lot of people still have to go to work or are going to projects in honor of martin luther king day. annie has advice on how to dress. >> don't let her beautiful dress fool you. >> if you have ever watched us on inauguration day you know the big bea

she was ming for 45 minutes k+bd álg refused to pay. >> it was a small judgment and it was not about if it was about the money we would be in superior court. >> now the issue heads back to court next month. >>> san francisco sheriff hennessey says his final act is a gratifying way to end his time in office. >> there we go, watch out... >> he is a sparkling apple cider starting the wrecking ball to the demolition and it will take several weeks to bring down the building. hennessey promised to close the >> he starts tomorrow at the san francisco war memorial and other officials have their inaugurations. mayor ed lee will be sworn in and another one will be sworn in at 5:00 p.m. at mission high school. >>> in utah six police officers were shot. word came one of those officers have died. gunfire erupted in the city of ogden. the five other officers who were shot are in the hospital with injuries. gun battle erupted after the know what it was and two or three minutes later we heard multiple gunshots which sound like ak-47s. >> one is

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we start to see a little bit of that precipitation heading its way across and quickly ming its way out. by 10:00 tomorrow night, we are back to mainly some sky system, clearness and a few clouds. cold dome. things change next week. we have a warmer influx of air. we are headed into the sixties by the time we hit mid-week. not going to be bad at all. will be pleasant and enjoyable with the sunshine. a few clouds by the afternoon hours. once again, could see some of that passing precipitation. otherwise, not bad. tonight, the gusty winds, 30 degrees, a lot cooler in the burbs, into the 20s. here is a look at the forecast. dry week ahead. could see some changes but before that, not bad. look at the 60s on wednesday. >> pretty good >> looking forward to that. >> imagine a fun ski trip suddenly turning into a life and death struggle. suddenly an avalanche and you are buried alive. >> can't move, can't breathe. it happened to a man that you will meet. >> fox 5's jeff van sant has the story. >> a day of snowmobiling suddenly took an almost tragic turns he said, get out of the way. i can't ste

erin langworthy was bungee jump ming when you see right there -- jumping when you see right there, the rope snapped and she -- >> i felt like i had been flapped all over. her legs were still tied you and and she got caught underwater. she was pulled from the water. she called it a miracle. she did not suffer any serious injuries other than bruises and scrapes. the bungee company's operations -- says they are safe and they've replaced the broken request equipment -- the broken equipment. >>> good afternoon. outside of the bay, we have a little bit of haze there. our air quality, good to moderate across the region. today not as warm but we'll still be above average in some cases. we still have a very light offshore breeze and that's keeping any fog from creeping ut coast line -- up the coast line. you can see most of us holding steady. upper 50s, low 60s at this time. although cooler than yesterday, even by 13 in oakland. your satellite radar, ridge of high pressure weakening. their is a 24-hour loop. we've got that weak system that will brush northern california tonight and then a -- a

you'll see plenty of sunshine and ming junior day is just steady and dry. no rain until perhaps tuesday. >> thank you very much. >> and just ahead, motorcyclists rev up voices today. and that is coming up and trends whit comes to buying televisions. what americans are looking for at 6:00. we'll be right back here. [ female announcer ] there's surprising news about whole grain and the cereals your kids love. ♪ now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient. the same great taste they love in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch with whole grain that they need. just look for the white check, only on general mills big g kid cereals, the delicious way to help them grow up strong. now with more whole grain than any other ingredient. -dad, why e you getting that? -thatis there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully

newt gingrich and rick perry -- gingrich is ming perry decided that south carolina is nice this time of year. is t santorum in forhe lonong haul? >> thinknk heould be paid we have pretenders to have crashed and burned -- i think he could be. we have pretenders to have crashed d and burned. he had been written off because it his disastr last go around in 19 at -- in 2006 where he lost by a a huge margin. but he showowed that you can resurrect yourself in iowa with hardware, like jimmy carter in 1976. -- with hard work, like jimmy carter in 1976. >> what do you think, colby? can he set mitt romneney off track? >> he will have a rd t time doing that. he would get scriny, and he has the ante of john mccain. -- emnity of john mccccain tate hee worked for rick santorum with that losing campaiaign, responded to santorum'm'sequest forelp. in 2008, he went after john mccain in a big way, not just endorsing romney but also to attack mccain for his government anthings like that. -- his temperament and things like that did mccain not only went to new hampshire to endorse romy, he went down to st

. >> organizers planned a full celebration there to mark ming day. >>> many people in the bay area are -- are marking the day with a day of service. new at noon, allie rasmus is live with people who are trying to make the city greener, literally. good afternoon. allie. >> reporter: that's right. right now, the volunteers have just finished up their work. you have a girl scout troop cleaning up some of the mess here. but what's going on part community service event for the martin luther king holiday but it's also part research project. an oakland nonprofit is teaming up with researchers from -- from uc davis to celebrate a special kind of soil they just put on the ground. there's plenty of pavement here but not many tree es. these volunteers want to change that. the nonprofit urban relief organized more than 100 volunteers to plant trees to celebrate the martin luther king, junior holiday. >> this is west oakland. we are surrounded by freeways. >> reporter: the air quality can be harmful for people with respiratory problems. >> people here are hospitalized seven times the national avera

. >> she's going to appropriately create a portrait of, none other than yao ming. >> what?ith a -- huh? >> uh-huh. >> like a textured brush, but instead of a brush it's a basketball. >> very unconventional. you asked if she was going to dribble. >> to make looks like some shading. >> look at her dribble. >> she's quick too. >> handle that. >> she can handle the rock. >> i'm sitting here thinking, hope she doesn't get her nice long jacket full of red paint. >> she's an artist. if she does it's just a sign of her art. >> she's confident in her abilities. >> she's not gointo get messed up >> knows wh she's doing. > s's fly. is painting now a basketball using a basketball. >> it's pretty cool. >> she is very, very talented. to be able to use that medium is unbelievable. >> this happens to me a lot. do you ever eat so much you like get into a food coma? >> oh, yes. >> just -- >> want to veg and lay there. >> didn't know what happened to animals, namely squirrels. guy goes to check a bird feeder and notices a big fat squirrel has himself stuck in this bird feeder. >> he ate so mu

margaret anderson is a married mother of two gunned down sundayby ben ming barnes b three hours awayrom seattle. the body was found tuesday at that park and an autopsy conclude he drowned and hypothermia was a factor. two guns were found nearby. some people say they heard gunfire. >> aheard a few bangs behind me over my -- i herd a few bangs behind me over my right shoulderand assume it was avalanche control. >> it was barnes gunning down anderson as she set up a roadblock to prevent him from reaching the end full of gusts. >>> children and adults were injured. now one of the buses rear ended the other bus and the group was part of the ski program in connecticut. those injured included one of the bus drivers. >>> and police in new york say a man confessed to hurling crude pet row bombs in islamic cultural center and four other sites on new year's day because of a personal grievance that he had with the targets. police took the man into custody and in the suspect he made the statement implicating himself and personal problems with each location. >>> and the green barre accused of tryi

of giant, it's yao ming. he is huge. >> he's a big boy. >> well, he was there to help open what's being called a semi-wild enclosure for the pandas. the hope is that these pandas, which were born in captivity, can eventually be introduced into the wild. >> it is a long-term project, to say the least. the experts claim the project won't reach its goals for 50 years. that's a long timeline. >> good to see he's doing some goodwill in his retirement. >> yeah. good for him. more "world news now" when we come back. ♪ everything i own ♪ all my mistakes ♪ you already know ♪ i want to be free ♪ i want to be free we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal b

all star yao ming helping release six giant pundits bred in captivity back into the wild this week takelook the thirty one year old who protected the rim from being opponents for almost a decade now offering the same protection to some of his country's most famous inhabitants retired last july jeter repeated foot injuries but the two metre twenty nine center we were told sensation well he turned his attention to helping those who conserve china's national symbol and yellow might be getting very busy very soon the wildlife center aims to host all to forty days when it's completed as well as up to one hundred. as well. great stuff on the mits all the fellow i'll be back in just under two hours time whether it's next year or twenty four hour r.t. . will do the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future. mission free critique free. for charges free. arrangement free. three stooges free. old free blog just plug in video for your media projects a free video dog r.t. dot com. storm brews over iran to the west accuse it of provocation amid

all star yao ming helping release six giant panda bears bred in captivity back into the wild this week the thirty one year old who protected the ring from n.b.a. opponents promised a decade now offering that same protection to some of his country's most loved inhabitants retired from the hardwood last july too to repeated foot injuries the two metre twenty nine centimeter told sensation thus turning his attention to helping conserve china's national symbol might be getting very busy very soon as the wildlife center into the host of two forty is when it's completed as well as up to one hundred. the sea another is all your sport for our world weather is next year and twenty four hour party. this is our time. to reclaim the american dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth that out of many we are won that war we free the we hope. to me the american dream is to live in peace and prosperity and freedom and a government under socialism is not a government of free. me i'm sitting. here . you have very motivated out cross the country who are activists who are willing to fight for what they th

well there are more ming reports coming from syria with opposition activists claiming that more than sixty people have been killed during the latest outbreak of violence that's against the backdrop of the reported advance of arm syrian anti regime fighters towards the capital damascus and while some see it as a sign of liberation others as artists are first discovered remain unconvinced. message from the protesters and this damascus as a funeral takes place. we don't want to linger don't go we don't want to. see children killing we don't read them we don't know what we will do you. live. here in this you know this is going to come to us so now they feel safety is being provided by the free syrian army the guerrilla body made up of mainly army defectors they could say its presence here is unable protests like these to go ahead. ever shape the military cannot come in anymore because the free syrian army is protecting us we support the free syrian army and we support. the former army colonel heads the f.s.a. from the brute he's been steadfast from the start and his cools the foreign mil

all star yao ming helping release six giant panda bears bred in captivity back into the wild this week the thirty one year old who protected the ring from n.b.a. opponents for almost a decade now offering that same protection to some of his country's most loved inhabitants making retired from the hardwood last july two to repeated foot injuries the two metre twenty nine centimeter told sensation thus turning his attention to helping conserve china's national symbol might be getting very busy very soon as the wildlife center into the host up to forty eight giant panda is over when it's completed as well as up to one hundred raids so. great to see and that is all your sport for now world weather is next here in twenty four hour party . miss you. couldn't take three years for charges free arrangement free. three stooges free. food free broncos clothing video for your media projects a free video. a storm brews over iran has the west accuse it of provocation amid suspicion is developing nuclear weapons all of this while tehran blames the u.s. and israel for the assassination of a fourth sci

. >>> some start ming news tonight about the quality of hospital care. and investigation found that hospital workers report only 1 in 7 medical mistakes on medicare patients. and even when the errors are reported, little is done to stop them from happening again. so, what are these errors? here's abc's dr. richard besser. >> reporter: mary brennan taylor's mother went to the hospital with a simple case of gout. >> you should not go into the hospital for gout and die 48 days later. >> reporter: marcus glover went in for shoulder surgery and came out with a dangerous infection. >> the pain is like somebody hit me in my stomach with a bat. >> reporter: today's report say that errors are happening in hospitals and most are going unreported. in 293 cases where patients were hurt, only 14% were reported. >> we don't know the full magnitude of how many patients are harmed, but some estimates say it's 1 in 10. >> reporter: and most of them can be prevented. dr. peter pronovost is part of a team that pioneered an answer that seems so simple. a checklist. just lik

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happy millipore ming day. temperatures are cold out there in the teens and 20s.nly getting to the 30s by 9:00. lots of sunshine throughout the day, but increasing clouds in the afternoon. partly to mostly cloudy cons. temperatures topping out in the lower 40s. showers arriving late tonight, midnight and overnight. back to you guys. >>> oscar nominations come out just over a week from now. perhaps we got hints last night of possible winners at the golden globe awards. >> george clooney and meryl streep will need to have speeches ready. >> reporter: the artist won three awards. including wet picture and best actor. he gave a clever nod to silent film. >> i have four nominations and will probably lose them all. >>> in hollywood the golden globes are considered a hint as to what might win an oscar. many believe meryl streep will win after her portrayal of  margaret thatcher. >> i the got to drive miss daisy, be the president of the united states and even god. >>> for many celebrities. >> the golden globes serve as a sort of high schoolly wood reunion everyone feels

shows tt thera spring may be ming to musli winter, wherere you he the musl bthererod, bicalally the moderatesnt. >> bret: we just found out in the break there actuality was a campaign to get theotes. congralations, jonah. there s been a lot of tk from the gingrh campaign and supporters having it out for the form speaker. no doubt a number of republics around washington and around the country have not hidden their concern. this is one analyst's assessment. >> if newt gingrich is abl to win t florida primary, you will see a panic and a meltdown of the replic establishment that i beyond my ability to articulate in the english language. >> yeah. [ lahter ] >> there is no english word for thatind of meltdown. the closest is the german cloustfuken. [ laughter ] >> bret: it's friday. join us monday as "special report" will be live from tampa, florida 6 p.m. eastern time. tuesday, of course, primary coverage begins wit"special report" at 6:00. live from america's election headquters.

which is ming day. cooler then, too. highs into upper 50s to about 60. more clouds gathering tuesday. it might be suggesting a chance of rain and this just seem to be shaping up yet. >> and just a cool down. >> yes. >> and thank you, spencer. >> turning to business news now, ultrathin tablets, internet connected tvs and lap top computers are making their way for the consumer electronics show. let's go live to emily chang with a special report. >> this is it. the event from around the world have been waiting for. this is almost 150,000 people are here. and from ultrathin lap tops and flying flip flops. you can pretty much find everything here. and there is ultrathin tablets and a breed of lap top computers, there is stepped up tv technology as well, changing the experience. tvs are thinner and smarter. lg is the latest example with tv as thin as three credit cards. and there qualcom says it's pushing into tablets and lap tops and says it will set the stage forfeitest and lightest windows computers yet zdell is unveiling a lap top which aims to take a chal

the industry is cranking out an under well ming and unoriginal sequels and action films and aimed at primarily a teen audience. for instance this blockbuster slated for release this summer. >> i would pay to see that. but i would pay to see just about anything. are movies getting worse? you are moving to l.a. you must know this answer. >> scpri been a film critic before which is the cushiest job. look, "twilight" big hit this year. "transformers 3" robot attacks sky scrapers. the movies suck. but the reason the theater experience is dying out is people suck. people are less coshable. -- sociable. people don't think there are other people in the theater. i have seen people clip their toe nails in a public movie theater. >> that's andy levy. andy clips his nails everywhere jie. he is multitasking. >> does he have a point in -- point? we don't know how to experience a movie in public anymore. >> the movies are crapy, but decide the point. >> people's tv's are bigger and better and the sound system is bigger and better, and it is easy with a few clicks of your remote control to get reall

. >> that is the succession of this campaign ming we moved from romney's pie is on bologna -- the camd from romney's pious bologna. >> you had an opportunity to allow destructive capitalism to work. >> ron paul for the most part stays away from the verbal jousting and instead defends his position in the race. >> you talk about electability. why don't we take on the first three states and take everybody 30 years and under. i'm doing pretty darned well. i'm winning that vote. what about if you compare my name to obama? i do quite well in not better than the rest. >> on the other side of the aisle, president obama is staying busy. he will hold a state of union address in the nation's capital tuesday night and take part in a five-state campaign swing. no new york, ainsley earhart, fox news. >> mitt romney is releasing his tax returns after opponents criticized him for not wanting to make them public. >> the documents show in 2010, romney made more than 21 million mostly from investments. he donated nearly 3 million to charities and the mormon church. romney paid about 3 million in federal

that's been banned in california shark fin soup has held a special place in chinese cuisine since the mingcause of the claims that fishermen were catching sharks, cutting off the fins and throwing them back overboard to die, lawmakers made it illegal to serve it. >> i made a commitment not to sell shark fin in this restaurant. people need to make those decisions on a personal level. >> it took months of study alongside food scientists to come up with a way to use calcium to transform a chicken and ham broth into these translucent strands that mimics the taste of shark fin. ever since he put faux shark fin soup on his menu a year and a half ago, he's been approached by armies of activists on both sides of the issues. >> we haven't aligned ourselves with the activists. it wasn't a political statement, it wasn't a way to tell people what they should or should not eat. >> many in the chinese community feel the ban is rooted in wastism and plan to fight. >> dynamic chef. let's bring in our dynamic weather guy. >> what about our dynamic viewers too, i wanted to give a shout out to all the people

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ming. . >> five years ago, we had someone come into the studio.t me in a rare naked choke and put me out. i was out for like 10 seconds. this is like a legitimately out. it was the most crazy experience of my life. >> i know the feeling. >> if i ever run into him again, can you teach me one definitive move, even if it is something small that i could like use to fight him back. >> whatever hand is sort -- he has his hand around you like this, whatever hand is going back behind your head, you take that hand and you put it on the other side. so that way, even though you might be in a bad position, he's got your back. you can stay away from getting choked. you would have taken this hand, put it on the other side. >> these fight sequences are absolutely amazing to watch. the camera doesn't cut that much. there is no music and you hear all these sounds. did you ever actually get injured? >> there is definitely a lot of funny stories. ewan like to tell the story where we're on the beach and having our fight scene. i didn't duck for some reason that time.

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airlines are required to let passengers know when a flight is canceled, diverted or delayed more than 30 mingstravelers will -- minutes. travelers will have more than 24 hours to change or cancel a reservation without a penalty. >>> a developing story in park city, utah. actor tracy morgan is in the hospital after collapsing at a film festival. sources say the "30 rock" star stepped off stage at an awards ceremony at the sundance film festival. witnesses say morgan was acting dizzy and confused just before he collapsed. a spokesperson says morgan was overcome by a mixture of exhaustion and altitude. he is expected to be okay. >>> and another hollywood power couple's marriage is ending. seal and heidi klum released a statement saying they have decided to separate. the couple blames the breakup on growing apart. klum and seal married in 2005. they have four children together. >>> if you caught the beginning of the afc championship game, you probably had something to say about steven tyler's performance. >> probably did. he sang the national anthem. this morning he is getting mixed reviews. ♪ and

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she watched him ming well the well-heeled congregation after sunday services. >> he could talk abouto push your buttons. >> reporter: you aren't saying that in a negative way. >> right. he was very interested in people. >> reporter: and people were very interested in him for their on his business card was a heraldic seal. he was none other than the 13th baronet of chichester. >> i just called him chichester because the name just seemed -- and he even laughed about it being pretentious. he was self-deprecating, he could laugh at himself. >> reporter: by day he told people he attended film classes at usc. you can see him for yourself acting in this student horror movie. by night, chichester could be found squiring rich widows to san marino social event, regaling dinner guests with stories of his massive fortune. cori woods was just a child but chichester's stories had made quite an impression on her. >> he'd bought a castle in england and he wanted to ship it over here brick by brick. >> reporter: that's a fantastical story, though. >> and of course, we thought, well, that would be a g