mr. denver?nted to extend our profound thanks to the san francisco party alliance, which was previously the san francisco parks trust and the council. they came together, and the partnership rehab with the parks alliances so important. we cannot do it alone. they have done an amazing job of helping fill the need. the money they raise, a lot of it does to our youth scholarship program. we have focused on our youth scholarship program so we can fulfil our mission to make sure that no one is denied access to our programs and services based on an ability to pay. four short years ago, the department offered about $80,000 in scholarships. this year we are well over six and a thousand dollars in scholarships. it is because of the work of the san francisco parks alliance and our other park champions. meredith, please bring our profit odd banks for your partnership back to your staff for doing such an amazing job. and a brief thank you to jason and jessica of philanthropy batik, who held a special event a

there are reports that the broncos would not try to trade away tim tebow, who led denver to the playoffs this year. so, mr. tebow, thanks very much, but good-bye. >> this is what happens. >> show you the door. >> he really energized those folks in denver. there you go. >> he'll probably find a job. >>> 4:54. coming up, a destructive fire. at 5:05, what we're learning about this fire that forced a maryland family out of their home. >>> boosting your curb appeal. while adding a mirror or two to help you sell your home faster. >>> the haunting guest people claim they are [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. let's get a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. elsewhere against dirt, it was a sweep, with scuffed sports equipment... had it coming. grungy phones... oh! super dirty! and grimy car rims... wow! that really works! ...all taking losses. it looks like mr. clean has won everything. the cleaning games are finished? and so are we. okay, but i just took a mortgage out on the cabinet. [ male announcer ] clean mor

denver giving a talk. and then we could work with mr. lindsay and ms. woods to try to figure out a time that works. now, the other d.r. person can't make it on other dates. so we've been working hard on this to figure this out. and it's been very upsetting to me. do you have any questions for me? i think you have a letter that spells all this out that i submitted as soon as i heard what the date was. do you have that letter? addressed to ms. avery? no? president fong: thank you. commissioner miguel: we have the letter. >> i'm kelly con din, i'm the designer at the contract. i did interact with judith keyser -- our planner was also cc'd. she lives -- the reason that she was not notified, there's two reasons. the initial meeting was never required. we were not required to have any neighbor meetings. we've been meeting with the neighbors for nine months anyway. so not knowing that we've been meeting with with the association and cc'g 15 other people, personally me since december, is not the best excuse for a lack of notification that was never required in the first place. secondly, she lives more than

do you think denver should have been more loyal to mr. tebow?ing to be a clause in the contract. the colonial penn life insurance company. hi, alex. hi, everyone. i thought it'd be interesting to hear from you what your customers say are some of the things they like best about colonial penn's whole life insurance. who's gonna start? well, it's guaranteed acceptance for people over age 50. they don't have to take a physical or answer any health questions. and it gives them peace of mind knowing that their family has some insurance to help cover funeral costs. and other final expenses. great point, and that's something everybody needs to plan for, especially in this economy. it costs just $9.95 a month per unit. it's an affordable way to provide protection for loved ones. yes, and that rate never goes up. and their coverage never goes down because of their age. they can get permanent insurance at a price that fits into their budget. alex: do you want to help protect your loved ones from the burden of final expenses? if you're between 50 and 85, yo

denver, orlando, and portland. if everything works well, there the tsa will expand the program. >>> a former mr. universe is 100 years old. manahar ike turned a century on saturday. he lives in cull cut aindia. he says -- culcuta, india. he says he eats fresh fruit, vegetables, lentils and rice and has never smoked, nor drank alcohol -- he's never had an alcoholic drink. the former bodybuilder won the mr. universe title back in 1952 in london. >> good for him. >> congratulations to him. >> sounds like a healthy diet. >> happy -- feeling happy and stress free. go for it. >> yeah. right? what could go wrong? i wonder if he practices yoga. >> he probably does. congratulations. stay with us. "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> waiting for answers. the american soldier accused of killing a number of afghani civilians gets ready to see his attorney for the first time as his family now break its silence. >>> good morning, i'm joe krebs. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this monday, march

mr. gutierrez is not available this evening but is he usually cooperative with the factor we don't think is he running away. joining us from denvernews contributor linda chavez and from washington chuck, an executive board member of the congressional hispanic caucus institute. now, some say congressman gutierrez is overreacting, mr. rosa, what say you. >> i say he is not there has been a national dialogue troubling lots of latinos for a long time. if you listen what the presidential candidates are saying on the stump. if you look at the arizona law and within your own fox poll. only 14% of latinos are supporting the republic candidate. it's cause of the things that the citizens who actually are voting that are latino myself are hearing coming out of mouths as a national dialogue. seems like they are. >> bill: football games, basketball games with this hazing going on, right? >> a whole lot. absolutely. >> bill: so you know that whatever the complex of the player is, and jackie robinson on. in you are going to have varying degrees of immaturity. sometimes viciousness directed at the opposing team. where is your green card. people

mr. gutierrez is not available this evening but is he usually cooperative with the factor we don't think is he running away. joining us from denver contributor linda chavez and from washington chuck, an executive board member of the congressional hispanic caucus institute. now, some say congressman gutierrez is overreacting, mr. rosa, what say you. >> i say he is not there has been a national dialogue troubling lots of latinos for a long time. if you listen what the presidential candidates are saying on the stump. if you look at the arizona law and within your own fox poll. only 14% of latinos are supporting the republic candidate. it's cause of the things that the citizens who actually are voting that are latino myself are hearing coming out of mouths as a national dialogue. seems like they are. >> bill: football games, basketball games with this hazing going on, right? >> a whole lot. absolutely. >> bill: so you know that whatever the complex of the player is, and jackie robinson on. in you are going to have varying degrees of immaturity. sometimes viciousness directed at the opposing team. where is your green card. people thou

mr. ed. thank you. host: "denver post" this morning. "fears of terrorist using program leading to tighter security checks." "twice in the past three years, colorado refugees have been arrested on terrorism charges. they are among a few scattered across the country who have raised concern about the process. the obama administration launched a plan to prevent violent extremists from recruiting individuals and small groups to their causes. the most serious unrest in colorado has been najibullah zazi." last call in open phones is from san antonio, texas. greg, an independent. caller: i am a disabled veteran, and i get drug tested every three months in order to receive my meditations and benefits. if i test positive for some illegal drug, i have to go to mandatory rehab. host: you think with regard to the welfare issue that they should be tested as well? caller: absolutely. why is it good for me? i did not ask -- i volunteered to be in the army, but i did not ask to be disabled. last week there was a mixup in my test and i had to go to do bu

mr. murphy is a hero. >> peyton manning made a choice, it's not the 49ers, he instructed his agent to enter into talk was the denver came down to 49ers, titans and broncos. he's a four-time mvp and super bowl campaign -- champion parting ways after missing last season, coming back from neckÑi surgeries. denver made playoffs with tim tebow at quarterback. and there is is expectations a manning deal averaging $18 million a year. >> this is a craze qee weekend. stories of who is going where, what's happening. so what happens now with alex smith? >> this leaves them in a precarious situation. and depending on reports may be negotiating as we speak. >> there is alex caught off guard in this situation. neither niners or agentslpxdbçd niners about the interest in the last minute. and ninersp defense they offered alex a three-year, $24 million deal. so was he trying to squeeze him for more money? not sure anyone is willing to pay alex smith more than $8 million a year. >> and there isÑi -- whereç dos this leave the relationship? >> i think that you have to understand that this is a business. right? i'm your guy until the

looks like later on today, in denver, colorado, the high will be 68. mr. all right, eli manning becomes one of the first players to speak out on the saints bounty pool. you know about that? the saints defensesive coordinator were offering his players incentives to knock people out and knock them out of the game. no doubt the team crossed the line. the quarterback who has had his fair share of big hits says a bounty pool is not what it's about and shows disrespect for the game. the saints owner still standing behind their coach there on the left and g.m. loomis there not on the left, even though the nfl said they knew about the pool, former defensive coordinator greg williams admits running it. he met with the league yesterday. we don't know yet or how the meeting went. can you say not good for greg? the league likely asked about reports of similar bounty pools with his other teams, redskins and bills. they could be losing draft picks, huge fines and suspensions. did the mets know what bernie madoff was up to and look the other way while bringing in fake pr

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mr. cruz, joke with me what's the bst thing about new jersey. >> if tim tebow will be here i'll be the best teammate i can be. >> should denver keep tebow?s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. >>> -- inner harbor -- >> mic on -- >> it is 5 minutes before 9:00. as you can see live from our harbor cam the fog is still hanging around although the sun is working on it, tim williams is over in the first warning weather. >> we have a daytime high of 81. we will be challenging a record of 82. then 73 tomorrow, 60 on sunday, a chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow and right on through sunday afternoon, 65 on monday, 58 on tuesday and then 65 on wednesday, don. >> thank you. >>> in the news this morning a howard county high school student fighting back after

mr. roker over there. >> you're a new college grad looking for a gig. >> ohio university. >> what kind of job? >> advertising, marketing or journalism. >> let's check your weather. we'll show you. denvers. as we show you today, this winter 2012, fourth warmest. in the last 20 years we have had five of the warmest winters ever. it will continue warm in the east with a risk of strong storms texas into the mid mississippi river valley. could be flooding. this rain will stick around in the region really for the next 72 hours. our friends who were hit with tornadoes last week will see more rain. western two-thirds of the country looking sunny. we have snowshowers in northern new mexico. >> good morning, everyone. another dry day today. during the day it will be breezy and mild. >>> and who's this who is almost 1? >> this is kirk. >> very nice. he's being bounced a lot. hope he didn't just have a bottle. >> he's a cutie. we have a birthday girl celebrating her 30th. meantime, coming up now we have a special whip. we get you ready for spring. that's coming up after these messages. [ male announcer ] this is the story of one of nature's most perfect foods... quaker oats. in every way, a super

mr. roker over there. >> you're a new college grad looking for a gig. >> ohio university. >> what kind of job? >> advertising, marketing or journalism. >> let's check your weather. we'll show you. denveryou today, this winter 2012, fourth warmest. in the last 20 years we have had five of the warmest winters ever. it will continue warm in the east with a risk of strong storms texas into the mid mississippi river valley. could be flooding. this rain will stick around in the region really for the next 72 hours. our friends who were hit with tornadoes last week will see more rain. western two-thirds of the country looking sunny. we have snowshowers in northern new mexico. there. temperatures are now climbing out of the 30s and into the 40s, but we're still headed toward the 70s later on. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. 72 for san jose and we're tracking a high around 67 degrees in san francisco. tomorrow even warmer and then saturday into sunday we get more clouds and a few showers late sunday into monday. that rainy pattern really kicks into high gear tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week. >>> and who's this who is almost 1? >> this is kirk. >> very nice. he's bei

mr. roker over there. >> you're a new college grad looking for a gig. >> ohio university. >> what kind of job? >> advertising, marketing or journalism. >> let's check your weather. we'll show you. denver you today, this -- this winter, winter 2012, fourth warmest and you look the last 20 years we have had five of the top warmest winters ever. so it has been toast write. it is going to continue warm here in the east. we have a risk of strong storms from texas all the way into the mid mississippi river valley. could be flooding. this vein going to stick around in that region. really important the next 72 hours. unfortunately our friends who got hit with the tornadoes last week are going to see more rain. western two-thirds of the country looking sunny. we have snow showers in northern new mexico. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> just past 8:00 now. temperatures in the mid and upper 50s on this thursday morning. little sun showing through the overcast. later today, lot of clouds around. but a mild afternoon, climb into the low 70s throughout most of the region. and we will have a wind out of the southwest gusting to 30 miles