i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. [applause]. >> good morning, volunteers. good morning. can everyone hear me? yes, good, good. this is really exciting for me. this is my very first project connect, and i and the new director, so i look forward to getting to know each of you. just today, we want to thank you for your help. there's no way this project would exist without you guys. you are the lifeblood for this program, and that just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. we had a couple of speakers who are here to support the program today, so the first one i'm going to introduce -- i'm not the world's greatest public speaker, so bear with me. first of all, let me start by giving thanks to a few different organizations that have helped out. one is trader joe's. they have given us bags throughout the years. next is san francisco food bank, one of the greatest assets that we have as well, so thanks to them. [

was found in a stream ♪ ♪ little moses was found in a stream ♪ ♪ he floated on water 'til old pharaoh'sbaboloo ♪ ♪ zimbaboloo ooh la la la la la ♪ ♪ ooh la la la la la scaniwa ♪ ♪ scaniwa ♪ yeah ♪ oh, it ain't necessarily so ♪ it ain't necessarily so ♪ dey teach all de children the devil's a villain ♪ ♪ but it ain't necessarily so ♪ to get into heaven don't snap for a seven ♪ ♪ live cln, don't have no fault ♪ ♪ oh, i takes the gospel whenever it's poss'ble ♪ ♪ but with a grain of salt ♪ methus'lah lived nine hundred years ♪ ♪ methus'lah lived nine hundred years ♪ ♪ but who calls that livin' when no gal will give in ♪ ♪ to no man what's nine hundred years? ♪ ♪ i'm preachin' dis sermon to show ♪ ♪ it ain't nessa, ain't nessa ♪ ♪ ain't nessa, ain't nessa ♪ ain't necessarily ♪ so what do you think, man? yeah! [ whistle ] oh, do we love de children in here? oh, yeah! oh, what do you think of this hall, guys? whoo! ah! ♪ i'm preachin' dis sermon to show ♪ ♪ that it ain't nessa ♪ ain't nessa ♪ ain't nessa oi, what's occurrin'? tidy. ♪ ain't nessa ♪ ain't necessarily ♪ so ♪ hey, world ♪ here i

torea moses if i didn't many introduce him. ado, supervisor ross mirkarimi. >> i'll make my statements we -- very quick. i just came out of charing the public safety committee meeting. there's a lot be to talk about. i want to say another happy congratulations on black history month here in san francisco. this has been i think a very auspicious haft few months of course in seeing the ascendancy of our district attorney, kamela harris, rise to attorney general in the state of california. certainly of course ases to the incredible impact of advancing the issues much import to all of us, joining the board, supervisor malia cop henn. and we continue to see great challenges, nationally and internationally and president obama and his quarterback effort to continue to retain as best he can as republicans allow him to, our continued enthusiasm for his ongoing leadership. but in san francisco, reference has been made to this earlier, why we do celebrate many of the advancements of people who rise to positions of power and stature is cer

what do you think moses? >> for the newer buildings i believe their data base comes from building permit records. >> how do people access that. >> sfgov dot org. you're going to tell he is a historicle person. for newer buildings after the 06 earthquake. you mean the 89? >> one of the greatest faults with the assessors data base is they make up date for builds that pre existing 1906. their records are not fully accurate for buildings after that but i think their 90 percent correct for after 06 so if there was building that was surviving when i started shop again in later 06 they said it was in the 1900's. could be from 1850s but they said 1900. so that's kind of how you know it's pre 06 and that's all you can do. >> power of bureaucrat. >> this is a remarkable thing the assessors records. first of all you can't get a copy of this unless your the owner or the owners agent. but it's remarkable because there were field inspections done of almost every building in san francisco and it contains photographs of thos

that ties him with moses malone for the longest streak in nba history.ately for them, not enough. they lost 108-105. >>> now to new york where joe fraser is gin a standing ovation. amare had 31. carm elo anthony had 34. new york's two stars didn't play the second half because this one over by half time. knicks won. >>> another game, another highlight reel dunk from blake griffin. off the fastbreak, clippers beat the bobcats 92-87. >>> finally, manly beat with spring training and that does not stop nick swisher from playing like it's the world series. taking on the phils. nick swisher of his horse, back handed grab and over the fence. take mother look. swisher looks like he is many midseason form as he made the grab before flipping head over heels. opening day is three weeks from thursday. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> charlie sheen's reaction to being fired and a case of sheen-produced tv. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, in the wake of losing a teammate, one high school sq

. >>> tough week for basketball legend moses malone.love tied his consecutive double-double record on monday and yesterday kobe bryant passed him for all-time scoring list. lakers won their eighth straight 101-87. >>> college football, ohio state head coach jim tressel has been suspended two games and fined $250,000 for violating ncaa rules. you may remember back in december, five of his players were suspended for selling memorabilia. it turns out tressel knew about this months before and the ncaa was not notified then. >>> how about this, former new york giant running back tiki barber wants to return to the nfl. the 35-year-old has not played in five years but was one of the best in the league when he retired. they have no interest in resigning their former all-time rusher. >>> from football to football, a man wearing nothing by a bright green thong ran out on a soccer match in london. after parade willing down, he was taken down with a vicious neck tackle. the streaker was arrested and the player was given a red card and booted from t

that broke moses malone's streak that he set all the way back in '78-'79. timberwolves beat the pacers. 101-75.cc1: finishes aroundcc1: the league. knicks and grizzlies tied, when carmelo anthony stepped up, with1: less than a second remaining, knicks won 110-108.cc1: to toronto, jazz and raptors, final seconds. devin harris couldn't get the lay-up to fall, but somehow, some way al jefferson kicked in the rebound at the buzzer. remarkable play to end the game. to win 96-94. >>> never a dull moment in the big east basketball tournament. number 18 st. john's and rutgers proved it. here we go to madison square garden, rutgers down two, four seconds to play. inbound pass broken up. appeared there was a foul on the play, but no call. justin braunly grabbed the ball and clearly traveled no call. he stepped out of bounds before throwing the ball in the air no whistle. here it is one more time. the foul was a judgment call. but there is no doubt that brownlee traveled and stepped out of bounds with time on the clock. rutgers should have had another shot. instead, t

. >> while he tries to save property from the creek, moses is trying to save the beaver. >> that's why down here looking to see if they are out, if they are getting washed out of their dam. >> the creek seems to have taken three beavers. if they can't clear this log, mike alvarez is worried this log jam will create a dangerous dam. >> so if it's going to continue to rain, they may want to keep an eye on that thing. >> reporter: all day and all night, it has been a flow of these creek waters. in fact, just before sun down, the water levels were at that zero mark and that is why everyone was nervous. now with the potential of speratic showers, you can understand why everyone here in martinez continues to be nervous. the real worry is saturday and dana, that's when it is expected to see more showers here in martinez. >> we're going to talk to roberta in a minute about that. thank you. rising waters threatening homes around clear lake. the lake could flood for the first time in more than a decade. the lake will hit flood stage by 11:00 tomorrow morning. stores selling out of sandbags. now

bryant passed moses malone and is now the sixth person on the career scoring list. >>> in college basketballutler, last year's runner-up back in the ncaa tournament, matt howard of the bugdogs had 18 points against wisconsin-milwaukee. the 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 f

he takes a seat, enjoying himself, matching moses malone while thrilling the folks who love those numbersat man is a beast. from ucla into your living room. double-doubles. like in and out, right? >> thank you, laurence. jay leno is up next. thanks for watching tonight. >> we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. >>> and now "another viewpoint," response to an nbc bay area editorial. >> our latest editorial states the public sector isn't rebounding. and either we restructure the tax code or let legislative inaction and demand on public services tax us and our resources. christy laments, no one wants to make the tough choices, and we seem to be ignorant to vote for anyone willing to make those choices. roy echoes her complaint. we have a number of residents that don't want to pay taxes and who support politicians with that attitude. doug believes a value-added tax would be more fair. it targets spending, thus encouraging saving. and it hits the people who consume the most resources. and david adds, you were ahead of the curve on the pension problems the state is facing. i hope editorials like your

look at grandma moses. she started painting at 77 and lived to be 103. >> this gentleman's name was saure. he not only changes avocations but after a certain number of years he would change his name. you think that's carrying things too far? >> i think if he was starting off with a clean slate -- >> in order to live longer, should people avoid retirement? we'll answer that question in a moment but first here is a profile of our distingui born women ming ton, delaware, 59 years of age, wife carol and three children. republican. roman catholic. gettysburg college ba. georgetown university, m.d. and georgetown university medical school, associate professor, ten years. george washington university, clinical professor of neurology, ten years. 14 books, including most recently mysteries of the mind. richard martin restak. >> dr. restak, you have had quite an extraordinary career. first of all, you taught at georgetown. >> yes. >> then you abandoned the jesuits or did they dump you? then you moved over to g.w. >>

number 4, minnesota's kevin love, 23 points, 17 boards, 15 straight double doubles tying the great mosesone for the all-time record. >>> demers landed a brutal right cross to the official's chin. the guy he was aiming for was being held back by the other official. go to an eye doctor. >>> at number 2, jeremy thompson has a prettier one, this is something you'll only see on cbs5. lacrosse because we care. >>> a's fans remember why you love nick swisher so much? because of plays like this. it's spring training and nick swisher is playing like it's game 7 of the world series as dwayne, our director says, "yankee ball." you know who is gonna make that team. eric chavez, going to be playing first base, and maybe a little first ,,,,,, [ female announcer ] shopping with nutrition in mind shouldn't be hard work or cost more money. now there's simple nutrition, only at safeway. green tags throughout the store call out what matters most to you. ♪ there are 22 different nutritional benefits highlighted. ♪ and with our low prices, now safeway makes bringing home the right choices easier than ever. t

buddy green said in nashville he learned some new licks from the late jerry reed -- amos moses himself? (bill) when he came and he started to sing, he stopped and said, "i'm so nervous, i really can't sing. "i'm having a hard time. i'm so honored to be here on bill gaither's show." he said, "i've idolized bill gaither. "i watch his shows. "and this is the first time i've had an opportunity to be here, and i'm really nervous." if i were bill gaither, i'd be busting my buttons. that's a great thing for a veteran like george jones to say. and the fellow that plays the piano, he's so wonderful. he just plays with his right hand. (bill) gordon mote. gordon mote? well, whether you play the e-flat telephone with your right hand, or whether you play it with your left hand, you need to go over to it and call the number on your screen as we are going to be going back to the program. >> ♪ amazin' grace, ♪ how sweet the sound. >> gaither: ralph stanley is a living legend in the field of bluegrass music, and he has been a defining influence for generations of artists. he has been singing and record

it ties moses malone's record. >>> it is 5:48.fic of a different kind on the golden gate bridge. we'll tell you why hundreds of people will march this morning. >>> and movie rentals on facebook. one more reason to stay connected. tech news is just ahead. >>> traveling to the north bay, 101 speeds are all right but we are watching for fog. i'll let you know the effects of the overnight weather as well as the overnight sigalert through the east bay coming up. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. aren't getting the calcium they need. but yoplait wants to change that. only yoplait original has twice the calcium of the leading yogurt. that's 50% of the daily value ♪ so pass on the new and we can help close this calcium gap together. to get you started, we're giving away a million free cups at yoplait dot com. the yoplait you love, now in a 4-pack. try it today. >>> and good morning, everybody. a live look across the golden gate bridge this morning. no real heavy rain to tell you about, but you may

jesus' life was not rematesing moses' law but was seen as perfecting it. in the book of matthew, he said think not that i come to abolish the law and the profit, i come to perfect them. he said until heaven and earth pass away, not a dot or an iota will pass from the law until all is accomplished. in galations, paul write the whole law of moses is in one word, love your neighbor as yourself. in roman he writes, love is fulfilling the law. this judeo christian understanding of the law is a commitment to justice and application of the understanding of love is important to the spiritual framework that underlies and undergirds much of my understanding and this nation's philosophy toward the law as well as the purpose and function of the law in society. all law after the birth and resurrection of jesus christ is profoundly impacted. we make a transition from before christ to anno domini. jumping ahead, justinian's code organized roman law into a series of books. this legal collection was guided by greek and english common law, the two main influences on contemp

to make dealing with their religious background those who believe that muhammed your moses or jesus could change the world, but they are able to do that and people who still believe that are doing that.j a could you have a strong religious background because the people in each sector those who are very politically involved? >> i am the daughter of a russian emigre jewish mother and father who was raised by fundamentalist christian missionaries. [laughter] s which makes me technically jewish but a complete in no man's landma spiritually and i think my own feelings about injustice and idealism came searching for god and meeting. i am horrified at of these if religious right but there is no believe that the other is the greatest of all. a >> my mother is jewish andi my father is some kind of christian acs.i wa [laughter] -- acs. i was always hungry for god one of the main reasons iok got intoin lsd and i think the kids now are.th they want somethingmeth else, there was something more and we pacified them with stuff and entertainment with things and their years of the time and and they need t

people who believe that muhammed, moses, or jesus could accomplish great things and change the world are able to do that and people who still believe that are doing that. i'm wondering if you had strong religious backgrounds? people in egypt and the christian right are politically involved. >> well, i am the daughter of a russian immigrant, a jewish mother, and a father who was raised by a fundamentalist christian missionary. after seven which makes me technically by the laws of this rail jewish, but incomplete no-man's land spiritually. i have to say that i think a lot of my own feelings about injustice and idealism for the world came out of a search for god and meaning. i think it is -- i am horrified by the actions of the religious right and their rise in this country, but i think that if there is for this belief in the other that makes for the greatest cynicism of all. >> thank you, joyce. >> i am with you. my parents were atheists. my mother was jewish and my father was some kind of christian atheist. [laughter] but i was always hungry for god, and i think one of the main re

and say again, the only perfect law was written on stone tablets, carried down a mountain by senator moseseverybody else has been trying and hasn't quite hit that standard. so let's be humble about this and open to change, but let's not repeal this, as the republicans have called for timetime andagain. let's not say to the lathrops family, sorry, you're on the own, and if another lifetime limit comes along it may literally endanger the lives of these two beautiful little blue-eyed boys. that's what this debate's about. it's a story about a real family and that's why the other side hates to hear these stories. because the stories literally explain why stepping backwards in time and repealing health care is exactly the wrong thing for america. madam president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: madam president, may i ask that the quorum call be dismissed? the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brass sew: thank

moses is a democrat. you are first. go ahead. caller: good morning. host: good morning.o ahead with your question. caller: i just have one comment. democrats are not going to get anything done under the republican regime. i was watching the ninth 2008 -- i was watching them in 2008. [inaudible] host: the influence of the tea party in this whole debate. party has been very influential. it's all about cutting spending. they do not want to articulate it this way. they do not want the brinksmanship. they do not want to be seen as shutting down the government. a lot of them prioritize -- this is a group that strongly anti- government or certainly wants to see a smaller government. the obviously have a range among them. the idea of shutting down the government for a few days is not as bad to them as having to operate at the same level. they are having a huge influence. john boehner cannot move the house forward without the agreement of a good portion freshmen of portion class. host: nathan in grand rapids, michigan. good morning. go ahead. caller: i am 31. i have been laid off

now, 40 days seems far longer than a month's time, yet both moses and jesus withdrew from the people just that long to seek your face on the holy mountain. be with this nation and the members of this house as long as it takes, lord. allow your people to repent and reflect on old patterns that have brought about present crisis. grant them your power to seek new patterns of behavior so free people will embrace laws with accountability and security with spontaneously give rise to self-discipline. lord, heal our wounded nature and bring us to the fullness of life you have promised. both now and forever. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: pursuant to clause 1, rule 1 i dooned ma -- demand a vote on agreeing to the spomplee of the journal. the speaker: so many as are in favor say aye. he those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the journal stands a

she was known as the modern-day moses for the underground railroad. in the civil war, she joined union forces as a spy, as a scout and as a nurse, operating in virginia, florida and south carolina. after the civil war was over, she settled in auburn, new york, and was very actively involved in the women's suffrage and established one of the first african-american homes for the aged. she died in 1913. harriet tubman embodies the american spirit. she was a strong-willed person who fought for the rights and freedom of those who were oppressed in the barbaric institution of slavery. her personal freedom was not enough for her, because she recognized there was injustice in this country and shaoeptd to be involved. -- shaoeptd to be involved. as the resolution that passed the senate 12 years ago said, harriet tubman who is courage and personal pursuit of the promise of the american ideals and common principles continues to serve and inspire all people who cherish freedom. a major part of learning and understanding the significance of history is being able t