he does not seem to be mr. big, but he is the guy who runs the operation. he is awake a lot of the time, on the microphone, talking to young guys very calmly. he is like a father figure, and he does most of the talking. "the washington post" ran an article today that identified him, but i have not read the article. >> let's listen. >> little use was made of them, but the authorities would intercept a total of 284 calls. most involve a single controller, identified only as a brother wasi. his grip on the gunmen would not loosen until they were dead. as scores of people were being gunned down at the railway station, another pair of clean- cut pakistani boys in their early 20s blasted through the entrance of one of mumbai's top five-star hotels. the lead gunman wore black. he and his accomplice killed nine staff and three guests in the lobby. at a popular eatery, 13 diners were murdered. >> the whole place was very silent. i could not see my friends. whenever i tried to look, i saw she had not moved. she was in the same position from the time she got shot. so

mrs. claus, big time!en the nursery, and this family visits to hospital, and at risk local teams visits. >> it has been a great week. -teenagers--at risk. >> and my roots are here. and to be able to do what we do, to help offset the community. and to visit the children and the hospital. and giving them a wii, and it is been a very great thing right now. and with troubled teens is actually my favorite. and high school kids come off a bridge just enjoying it. a lot of those kids were surprised because they bought items for other people. >> and how about what they did with this place? landscaping. carpeting. bedding, a kitchen. bedrooms. this is awesome! >> yes, a home a makeover. >> extremely makeover [laughter] had >> and it is will give me a chance to an opportunity to help. and hopefully, this will help them get their life back together. >> and taking your mind off of those weekend? >> no doubt. >> to get home, into the family, and to give back. >> and baseball questions. and with the giants this the blow

mr. black, those big banks in new york have that strangle hold on washington, goldman sachs, jp morgan, the modern day mr. potters are keeping our president from doing the right thing. >> well, the big banks have become bigger by failing. right? we now reward disaster. china is rewarding success. >> china subsidizes profitable company, we rewart companies that fail. >> bill what would a banking system that drove job creation and innovation in this country look like and how far away from it are we now? >> you put a negative symbol in front of what we do now that would pretty much be it. right now, we have created massive subsidies for the worst banks to not loan to productive purposes to not loan to people and to not loan to businesses. big businesses or small businesses, all of them, that kind of lending is down to all of the big banks for two years now. >> with the that said, why would the u.s. taxpayer be asked to create trillions of dollars in subsidies for the system doing what it is intended to do. >> you said the american people were asked, they weren't asked, the federal reserve simp

mr. willie mays. [applause] how about a big hand for all of our special guests, everyone? [applause] we would like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners, bank of america, caw, levi's, coors and miller, sales force.com, diamond foods, and charles schwab who helped make this possible. we would like to recognize broadcast partners knbr 680, the sports leader, comcast sports net bay area and nbc bay area, who bring giants baseball to our fans all season long and who have made it possible for today's event to be watched by giants fans throughout northern california. now, everyone, let's get this show on the road. let's get this party started. it is my great pleasure to introduce two members of the best broadcast team in all of baseball -- please welcome dave fleming and john miller. [applause] >> thank you for that. i always thought that this must be what it is like to be code, to go out to st. peter's on the balcony, and go out and there's hundreds of thousands of people, so i would like to bless you all -- i always thought that this must be

. -- he does not seem to be "mr. big." he is the guy that runs the operation. of the washington post ran an article today or yesterday that publicly identified him. i have yet to read the article. >> watch this. >> little use was made of them, but the authorities would intercept 284 telephones. most -- 284 bombs. most were controlled by one controller. his grip on the gunmen would not listen until they were dead tr. as scores of people were being unned down at the ratrailway station, others burst into the mumbai hotel. they wore black. they killed nine staff and three guests in the lobby. he murdered 13 diners at a restaurant. this man was shot five times and left for dead beside his family and friends. >> the whole place was very silent. i could not see my friends. whenever i tried to look, i could see he had not moved. he was at the same position from the time he got shot. so was my cousin and his wife. i was close enough. >> to is the woman? -- who is the woman? >> she was one of the few people from the upscale neighborhood in mumbai. that is where the victi

mr. obama says, no big deal. rough issues always get a rough ride. >> that's the nature of these things. when social security was passed, there were all kinds of lawsuits. when the civil rights act was passed aned, there were all kinds of lawsuits. >> question is this case now on the bullet train to the supreme court, pat? >> certainly. frankly, i think it ought to be expedited, because it's going to the supreme court, it's a critical issue. cuccinelli has latched on to this one issue, john that individual mandate requiring people to buy something that they don't want to buy, and he said this is really outside the reel volume the constitution of the unitededtates. i think that's the strongest point. if this goes down on that point, i think the whole obamacare goes down, and i think cuccinelli stepped outside the group of other attorneys general to do this, john, and he is a former graduate, or he is a graduate of gonza gh school, hn, and the attorney general of virginia, and he's on the fast track to higher offic

movie lead to it dogs are allowed to say when i was a comrade i live like a mr know that i'm a mr i live like a big oh. so one governments in the former yugoslavia have their eyes firmly set on europe you can still hear remains for those keen to fly the flag for days gone by and as a bit arty in macedonia and central. ok time now to check out some other headlines from around the world this hour the united nations peacekeepers in the ivory coast story accusing the country's a state media of inciting hatred against them the ongoing political unrest has also led the african nations newly appointed u.n. ambassador to warn the country may be on the brink of genocide president bush is still refusing to quit even though the world community recognizes his rival as the winner of the recent election both have been sworn in as president while thousands have fled into neighboring liberia fearing a civil war. the united states has revoked the venezuelan ambassador's visa it's in response to president chavez's rejection of america's choice of envoy to caracas larry palmer was blocked after the american diplomat

lead to his dogs or be allowed to say when i was a comrade i lived like a mr know that's all mr i live like a big boy so well governments in the former yugoslavia have their eyes firmly set on europe uga still remains for those keen to fly the flag for days gone by honestly bits asci and macedonia and suddenly. the headlines out. that of. the ivory coast are accusing the country's state media of inciting hatred against them the ongoing political unrest is also that the african nations appointed no past one the country on the brink of genocide and still refusing to quit the well community recognizes his rival. as the winner on the selection both have been sworn in as president thousands of people have fled into neighboring liberia fearing civil war. sudan's president bashir says the country will withdraw from peace talks with the rebels if no agreement to reach by thursday attempts last in the darfur region cutting fighting against government troops since two thousand and three some three hundred thousand people died going over to the whole flight path as a result of the conflict. but time now to

mr i live like a big boy i say well governments in the former yugoslavia have their eyes firmly saysone europe uga still here remains for those keen to fly the flag for days gone by honest a bit aussie in macedonia and central. time now to see more of russia close up as we head on a siberian expedition. yes where in the southwestern region which was once the capital of siberia today we focus on it sporting prowess the people of ops to make the most of the ice proud as they are renowned professional hockey team. boss explained it's not only some rain strength. almost on the surrounding region has always been a tough place to stay. vive it has tough weather conditions and it's required tough people to come and live here and is that idea of strength from particularly off money must has found its way into the sporting and physical culture here as well and it's that feeling that i've been examining in march. i and almost goes wild the local hockey team album god puts another goal in the net they may look like other teams from around russia or in the world but they know they're special i g