senator nelson volunteered to go with me and i readily accepted.i just want to say, we would not have gotten the executive order commission without bill nelson hanging in there and being tough. also, i will forever be grateful for his assistance in

nelson mandela has written the foreword to this book and has spoken about unknown nelson mandela lives boxing and was talking to me about how he loved boxing. >> guest: he was a boxer himself. >> host: the he talked of someone like him who was in jail and has come out of it. so here is nelson mandela, bob dylan, even tony bennett. muhammad ali. these people all know you and not comes time for you to speak about yourself and you say for your epitaph it should be she was just enough to have the courage to stand up for his convictions no matter what problems his actions may have caused him. he was just enough to perform a miracle to wake up to escape the universal prison of sleep to regain his humanity and he was just enough. just enough. so when people hear this just enough, i'm sure they are going to be thinking to themselves will just enough to get off or just enough to escapes or survive? like not to make something bold? we are all universally just enough. we are born with everything that we need to wake up and to become conscious. that is just enough. >> host: now you define this in

: your book is called "eye of the hurricane: my path from darkness to freedom," with a forward by nelson mandela. >> guest: yes. >> host: and your co-author is ken clot key. >> guest: that's correct. >> host: you say your main purpose is to share with you i have discovered the truth. >> guest: to be the truth. >> host: well, it says the love of truth is the spirit of man. given for where i was and for how long i was there -- this is incredible -- i have no business at all being here now. >> guest: that is absolutely correct. >> host: now, you say you were in jail 40-something years. what do you mean by that? >> guest: well, i was in jail 47 years. the fact that we are born into a prison, actually, when we're born, we're born as perfect beings. perfect means complete with all of our possibilities intact. but we're also born into a world of sleeping people, the level of unconscious human insanity where hate and wars and death and destruction and inequality reign supreme. so we are actually born into a prison. so i was in the, i was in that prison for the first 40 years of my life until i w

nelson mandela has written a foreword to this book and i know nelson mandela loves boxing and remember about how he loves boxing and then he talks about someone like him who was in jail and has come out. six years nelson mandela, bob dylan, even tony bennett, muhammad ali. these people have all known you and it comes time for you to speak about yourself and you say for your epitaph it should be he was just enough to have the courage to stand up for his convictions no matter what problem his actions may have cost him. he was just enough to perform a miracle to wake up to a state the universal prison of sleep to regain his humanity and living he was just enough. just enough. so when people hear this just enough i'm sure they're going to be thinking to themselves just enough to get off or cheesecake or survive. why not to make something bold? >> guest: universally we are all just enough. that's what that means. we are universally just enough. we have everything we need to wake up and become conscious. that is just enough. pos could you define conscious in the book as loving the world. >>

a moment nelson dellis will not forget.bs news, new york. >> i can't remember what i had for dinner last night. coming up a little bit later on "the early show," the latest on rebels advancing in libya, and president obama's address to the nation tonight. plus, adoption scam. a cbs news undercover investigation exposes a woman who cons innocent parents into believing she's pregnant. and a one-month countdown to the royal wedding between prince william and kate middleton. all of that and more coming up a little bit later on on "the early show." for now, that will do it for the "cbs morning news" on this monday. i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody, have a great day. ve a great day.

rubin hurricane carter, forward by nelson mandela. >> guest: nelson mandela. >> host: well, take care. it's been a pleasure to be with you today. >> guest: it is my pleasure. thank you, sir. >> host: rubin hurricane carter. >> guest: yes, sir. >> that was "after words," booktv's signature program in which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed by journalists, public policymakers, legislators and others familiar with their material. "after words" airs every week d weekend. you can also watch "after words" online go to booktv.org and click on "after words" in the booktv series and topics list on the upper right side of the page. and once again booktv is live for our second day of coverage from the 2011 tucson festival of books on the campus of the university of arizona. here's a look at our schedule today. >> mark -- but now the 1960s.

a moment nelson dellis will not forget. >> and that's the "cbs evening news." i'm jim axelrod in new york. good night. captioni shaken by a violent explosion. the injuries to one man as he picked up his morning paper. nerves frayed and livlihood's ruined... tonight, why some capitola residents say yesterday's flash flood never should have happened. and a state of emergency in a bay area neighborhood with a slipping hillside. how more homeowners spent their day packing up. cbs 5 eyewitness news is next. good evening, i'm ann ♪ [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new, 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪

. >> reporter: residents of nelson road are tired of being trapped behind this wall of rock. they built their own road so they can move their cars out. >> it's got people who had a car up there but the car out here and they got their cars back. >> reporter: it also got those thinking about plan "b" now that they know clearing the slide will be massive undertaking. >> its large slide. a big problem. first priority will get an alternate wrote ro rhode in. >> it will link nelson road to the other one. >> walking over the rock pile is the only way. >> but there is no way in for ambulances and fire trucks and a handful of people are still without power. a senior geologist will make regions and later today around 4:00, residents can find about next step that will take place on nelson road from the sheriff's communication center. >> eric: when the barry bonds perjury trial a former business partner will take the stand for the prosecution. the government calls him a stimulate shooter. bonds calls him a thief. terry mcsweeney is live at the federal courthouse. >> reporter: apparently

i'm rob nelson.

hear what don nelson thinks of the man now >>> good evening, the warriors were in houston and don nelsonhere visiting. the he is a big fan of the man who replaced him and he is hoping the new owners will keep smart. >> i think they maxed the team out as much as anybody could, they won as many games as the team could win and we are very proud of them. >> the warriors in houston and rockets were leading by 9 at the half and come out smoking in the third. courtney leigh with three of his 25. he is picking off the pass to kevin martin. he tore the warriors up. it is a triple-double. 13 points and 11 assists. he goes for a caw here high 34. it is 131-112. the men in ti el scored three minutes into the game and that pretty much set the tone for the entire night. mitchell keeping the puck alive. the shot is deflected for a 1-0 san jose lead. in the second the sharks up 4-3 and they win the faceoff. mitchell fires and stays with us it for his second goal of the night. and good to see him back after a nasty fall on saturday night. and the fear was it was serious. the sharks win their fourth strai

. >> the 37-year-old has met a match in nelson. 27. memorizes the order of an entire deck of card in one minute and 3 seconds. when he puts a second deck in the exact same order he set a new record. >> new record set by nelson. >> reporter: these men say they are not geniuses just regular guys. regular guys with a system. >> i'm just direct being a movie in my head. i'm looking at numbers, i'm looking at decks of cards, poetry names and i turn those pieces of information into pictures that i can see in my mind. >> reporter: long before the championships each contestant prepares by matching a picture to every number and playing card. >> i see a rollercoaster over there. 45. mickey mouse over there. that must be 37. >> reporter: the pictures form a story. >> the flower patch where steve jobs was there and he was shopping. >> johnny depp balancing a fence on his nose. >> reporter: eight finalists going down to two ironmen. >> king of clubs. >> you got it. >> finally white is stumped. >> i would just like to be the first one to congratulat

i'm rob nelson. >> tongue in cheek there. i'm peggy bunker. >>> while the rebels cling to eastern libya, gadhafi supporters took to the streets of the capital in what looked like a celebration in the middle of a very uncertain situation. >> no end in sight there. amazing. clinging to power. >>> also ahead, anger and frustration from muslim americans before some capitol hill hearings this week. they say the u.s. government is unfairly targeting them because of their religion. >>> you know she's got the golden touch. oprah winfrey has a knack for identifying new tv talent. we're going to meet a young comic in a wheelchair who is so promising he's landed his own show. >> on her network. inspiring story. >>> the fighting in libya has escalated drastically. gadhafi's military used gun ships, helicopters and rockets. to pound rebel forces. >> hospitals are now trying to cope with the constant flow of wounded fighters. lama hasan reports from benghazi. >> reporter: fierce battles raged on sunday's rebel fighters pushing westward tow

nelson mandela, i think he is right. this is not just about changing said that the arab world has been seeing for 30 years. this is a change from funding that the arab world has possibly seen for hundreds of years -- from something that the arab world has possibly seen for hundreds of years. nelson mandela is an interesting reference. to me, he is obviously a huge moral power. he brought the apartheid system in south africa peacefully down beauty keep peace a chance in that part of the country. even in today's south africa, many people still have strong reservations about what the anc has been able to achieve. four -- to achieve for black people in that part of the world. there is an interesting twist for nelson mandela in libya. gaddafi, when he gave up on arab support, as he said when he was trying to have the sanctions lifted on libya he turned to sub-saharan africa and started saying libya is not arab, libya is african beauty to somebody like nelson mandela who flew into libya -- libya is african. he took somebody li

christchurch sent back was sent off during rovers for one defeat at aston villa on saturday sell nelson also captains the national side return to his home town where his father met him at the airports at least one hundred sixty people were reported dead after the earthquake hit the city on february twenty second thankfully nelson's family. saw the images to see if it doesn't seem real it seems surreal m.t.v. you know it was. it's unbelievable and you know i just i just feel for everybody right to go through it some small somebody or a lost a business or something wrong and. we try to do it i can do to help in any form that's it for the moment coming up shortly is the weather that the news headlines state us. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in taiwan all teas available in the landis typee her tongue. tied pete the how it calls a hotel type be sure to type e hotel hotel one shall his the groom photo the show would hotel some will do misty type the hotel kuvasz photo photo from hotel resort evergreens the hotel to

nelson. mr. nelson: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mr.elson: i rise to speak on my amendment proposing a sense of the senate agreement to cut the senate's budget by at least 5%. when i go home every weekend, people come up to me at the grocery store, hardware store and elsewhere, and they tell me they are concerned about our national debt and deficit. they want washington to cut spending and bring down the cloud of debt that hangs over our economic environment. as chairman of the senate appropriations legislative branch subcommittee, i have been pursuing a 5% cut in this year's budget for congress and agencies and offices on capitol hill. we can cut -- we cut this budget a year ago, we're cutting it this year, and we'll be back for further cuts next year. my amendment says that as congress pursues comprehensive debt reduction while conducting major military action on two fronts all in the midst of a fragile economic recovery, congress still shouldn't be exempt from the pain. fiscal restraint starts at home and with our own budget. thank y

nelson/alguacil, co.eda 2:10:00 we don't know if he's suicidal or something of this nature, so we are very concerned that if someone were to come across him, we don't want them to get hurt in the process. el portavoz del alguacil dijo que no saben si podra suicidarse, y les preocupa que si alguien que lo conoce se le acerca, podra resultar herido.. asi que le piden al pblico que mejor llame a las autoridades. segn el alguacil, "tcae" sali de su casa ayer en la maÑana, y le envi mensajes a su novia avisando que quera quitarse la vida.. autoridades dicen que podra estar deambulando por el bart de hayward, rumbo a las calles 12 y adeline en oakland. s.o.t. sgto jd nelson/alguacil, co. alameda 1:22:00 they were concerned for his safety, because he hasn't been a problem kid and this is not an usual ocurrence for him. el portavoz dijo que su familia est muy preocupada porque este no es su comportamien to normal. "tcae" mide 5 pies, 7 pulgadas, pesa 130 libras, con cabello y ojos caf, y tiene una cicatriz en su

i'm barry nelson with the water project here in san francisco. i'd like to start by thanking the city for pulling this conference together and note it's in some way as real landmark event. this is, i think the first conference i've attended with water manager's. this is the first one where a significant portion of the event is not devoted to whether climate change is real. i think water managers really in the last couple of years have moved past that and now we're ready for the next step in that discussion, what are the impacts of that and what can water managers do to adopt their operations appropriately. that's a particularly appropriate time for us to be working on this issue and we're putting the finishing touches of a report could, in hot water, what can water manager's do to address this. there's executive summary and we're just finishing the editing now and it should be out in six weeks and how should water managers be changing the way they think in response to water climate change and we're delighted to be there with the report. if you in

my name is nelson jim. i come with you -- to you with great feelings of the navajo. it is really an honor for me to be here, specifically, very pleased to speak on behalf of my sister. i have worked with her for many years. i just want to say that the issue that faces our community is huge. the challenge could be something like david and goliath. the issues that aurora had to deal with, the friendship house association of american indians, all the other programs that serve native people are huge. so are some of the challenges that we are faced with. we have the lowest life expectancy. 500% higher for tuberculosis. american indians have the highest rate of diabetes and other americans 195% higher. native americans have the highest rates of alcoholism. suicide is one of the highest health disparities that impact our community. access to treatment and care is the lowest for native americans in san francisco alone. they are clearly underserved populations, the city and county of public health. one of the key issues to really underscore is why we're here. we're healthy, b

from her home when a she was shaken and firefighters say and you can hear the howl of the wind on nelson road. this douglas fir snapped this morning, there was another sound. >> the neighbor across the way yelled that she was yelling "help" and that a tree had fallen down. and the home was sliced down the middle. and firefighters say she was lucky to escape and they managed to rescue her dog. >> we did a quick search, found the dog z coerced it into a case, then took it to her. >> and this tree is a second storm on nelson road. and monday, one mile up the road, rocks and mud came came crashing down. and the mudslide now is a local attraction. >> we're close by and it's exciting. >> exciting is one way to describe the storm. when a waterway main creek looks menacing there are concerns that rain could bring more. >> you can see the bottom of the roots. it's getting better. >> there is a scramble between mudslides and downed power line there's is a hope highway 17 remains open. >> this is the key. things are bad and we need assistance, that is how they get here. >> and geologist did visit t

four days after a rock slide shut down nelson road. >> oh, my god! >> and cut off more than 30 families from the rest of the city. this partially dry day allowed construction crews to start building a new temporary road away from the slide. >> this place we could easily get started here, go down a reasonable slope and curve into the creek and cross the creek at a place where the banks are very low and then up the other side to join the road we, you know, the road we've been using. >> that path is now a muddy mess. residents carved it out on tuesday. professional crews are trying to stablize it by laying down gravel. >> like yesterday when you're walking through the rain and the mud and it's up to your ankles and, you know, slogging home. >> we wanted to give back to the community. >> coastal express transportation is a local company trying to help by offering free rides. >> they'll tell us they're up here behind the slide area and we'll come up and get them and take them to the grocery store and to the doctor. >> nelson road isn't the only trouble sp

right here wal-mart the face of twenty first century toppling and he's talking us from california nelson thanks for coming on to you know when we talk about wal-mart a lot of folks is that this is an evil company evil executives but other analysts say look lower isn't so successful because of its evolve or their executives are heartless it's just because they're following the logic of the system this is how it works so if we want to change things if we want to get wal-mart to change their behavior shouldn't we look at the whole system the whole corporate corporatism in general with wal-mart. new system the reason they're successful courses but they're there are second is there any more greedy or evil anyone else and what they created a new system for distribution created invented super center invented distribution centers etc a lot of things that if it were actually quite efficient about getting goods to people all over the country so that's all that's a good thing and however they are a company that we're going to save them characterological innovations we're a how to see our sort of mi

nelson mandela has written the foreword and spoken about you and i know that nelson mandela was talking to me about how he loves boxing. >> guest: he was a boxer himself. >> host: and about someone like him who was in jail and has come out of it. secures nelson mandela, bob dylan, even tony bennett. these people have all known you and it comes time for you to speak about yourself and you say for your epitaph it should be he was just enough to have the courage to stand up for his convictions no matter what problem his actions may cost him he was just enough to perform a miracle to wake up to his a scape of the universal prisoner replete to regain his humanity and living hell. he was just enough. >> guest: when people hear this just enough i'm sure they are going to be thinking to

it's along nelson road in the community of scotts valley. take a look at that one person caught the whole thing on tape as tons of mud, rock, and trees slid off that hillside stranding 26 homes on the other side. it happened just before 10:00 yesterday morning. five hours later we had news chopper two showing the extent of that slide. some 200 feet wide. >> it's just trembling, rumbling just really a deafening sound as the trees and rocks kept rolling. and it was very scary. >> fortunately no one was injured. right now there is a voluntary evacuation order in place. nelson road is closed to cars but a trail was established for residents to walk in and out of the area. the fire department tells us they are going to leave the light alone for now and then reassess what to do later today. >>> the roads into yosemite national park remain closed this morning all thanks to the early spring park. the entrances were shut down from heavy snowfall. cleanup crews have been busy with fallen trees. people are hoping to spend time in the park yesterday had

nelson of the sheriff's department says he goes by the name of ishmael ramirez.e made it to the place in the jail where inmates are released. the sheriff's office wants to know if it's human error or error in the jail design. he can't remember anybody just walking away from the jail. some have gotten out because of a mistake in paperwork but not just walked away. about 5-6, about 140 pounds. when he walked out of here, he was wearing a gray sweatshirt. sergeant nelson says if anybody has seen mr. cessna, call any law enforcement agency. they would all like to bring him back to sant anita jail. >> officers arrested seven people who refused to leave a campus building during protests about education budget cuts. >> shame on you! >> you see some of the arrests there. the takeover at wheeler hall was not violent. the berkeley protest was part of a statewide ban action of schools across california. it came as washington and sacramento threatened to cut grands and other aid to help students pay for their higher education. >> a grim picture of a possible police coverup a

nelson mandela wrote a forward to this book and spoke -- i know nelson loves boxing. >> guest: he was a boxer himself. >> host: then he talks # -- about someone like him in jail and came out of it. here's nelson mandela, bob dylan, all these people have known you, and it's time to speak about yourself, and you say your epitaph should be he was just enough to have the courage to stand up for his convictions no matter what problems his actions caused him. he was just enough to perform a miracle and he was just enough, just enough. >> guest: just enough. >> host: when people hear this just enough, they're going to be thinking to themselves, well, just enough to get off or just enough to escape or survive, why not to make something bolder? >> guest: universally, we are all just enough. that's what that means. we are all universally just enough. we are born with everything that we need to wake up and to become conscious. that is just enough. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. author poet and play wright ishmael beah is on in-depth sunday, april 3. >> according t

. >> residents of nelson road are tired of being trapped behind this wall of rocks. they built their own road so they can move their cars out. >> it's got people who had a car up there but the car out here it helped them, they got their cars out. >> it got those in charge of dealing with this thinking about a plan "b" now, that they know clearing the slide will be a massive undertaking. >> it's a large slide. it's a big problem. so the first priority will try to get an alternate road in. >> that temporary road will link nelson to the road residents built right away. >> walking over the rock pile. >> there is no real way in for ambulances and fire trucks and a handful of people are still without power. a geologist will make recommendations and later today at around 4:00, residents can find out about next step that will take place on nelson road at the sheriffs communication center. >> kristen: a potential levee break is posing a flood threat. it runs along a communities verona and nicholas. they put sandbags on plastic shooting to help the crack. they are keeping care

that will take place at 4:00 on nelson road in front of the sheriff's communication center. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> lisa, thank you. >>> santa clara valley water district officials say more rain could mean an over flow next week at the lexington reservoir. regulators are currently releasing the maximum amount to keep the reservoir from pouring out of its spill way. the reservoir has been spilling over since sunday and there was a spill at the coyote reservoir. >>> the threat of a possible flood has been looming north of the sacramento airport after a levy cracked yesterday. they flew over the affected levy that includes about a hundred homes and a dozen farms in the communities. crews placed sandbags on top of plastic sheeting to shield the 240-foot long crack from anymore rain. >>> and yosemite national park may not reopen to visitors until saturday at the earliest. the park remains closed following this past weekend's storm that brought more than three feet of snow and cutoff power to yosemite valley. >>> while yosemite is closed, the harbor reopened to boat traf

nelson mandela, i think he is right. this is not just about changing said that the arab world has been seeing for 30 years. this is a change from funding that the arab world has possibly seen for hundreds of years -- from something that the arab world has possibly seen for hundreds of years. nelson mandela is an interesting reference. to me, he is obviously a huge moral power. he brought the apartheid system in south africa peacefully down beauty keep peace a chance in that part of the country. even in today's south africa, many people still have strong reservations about what the anc has been able to achieve. four -- to achieve for black people in that part of the world. there is an interesting twist for nelson mandela in libya. gaddafi, when he gave up on arab support, as he said when he was trying to have the sanctions lifted on libya he turned to sub-saharan africa and started saying libya is not arab, libya is african beauty to somebody like nelson mandela who flew into libya -- libya is african. he took somebody li

my name is susan nelson, and i am from the southern station cpab. i want to make a statement about the group that southern station and how energetic and cohesive a group we have. we have had three captains at southern station since our group formed. i feel that our focus has moved flawlessly through these changes. it is due in much part to the open mindedness of our captains and their support, and also with the help of sf safe. last year, we addressed problems in the soma area having to do with nightclubs and car break-in areas. we developed a campaign to reach out to the community, which we are following up on by expanding that to a neighborhood group. i just wanted to comment about what a positive group we have, and how we are very, very honored to be working with our current captain. supervisor campos: thank you. ken craig, katie lidell, barbara kyle. >> my name is debbie cornelius. i am a member of the anderson street say the alliance. i am here to complement the ingleside station and thank you for your support of our community policing efforts.

: people live along nelson road outside are wondering what is next.nd why us. and this is rainfall related with another tree down. a huge red what came down friday at the intersection of law cart and coac la carte la carte roaa forcing occupants to find other shelter. one occupant was lucky to escape with her life. that huge rocks light oper n road. up nelson rd. a new temporary road has been built round that road. rainfall/r. rosen has taken a heavy toll on the nelson wrote itself with puddles, standing water, and washing down to the valley. scotts valley has receive 2.5 in. and one hour and it is been on/off on friday. in scotts valley on nelson rd., rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> isabel: another major store the rhodesian threat in japan with high levels of radioactive iodine. rhodesian-stricken japan, with the hukashimi daiichi and just yesterday iodine levels were found at 1200 times the standard. it believes that the s radiation came from the nearby plant but no immediate threat to the 12 mi. evacuation zone. workers are looking to inject that ira

[applause] >> i of the hurricane might pass from darkness to freedom with a foreword by nelson mandela. >> that is correct. >> host: you say my main purpose in writing the book is to share with you what i have discovered the truth to be the truth. the love of truth is the spirit of man given where i was or how long i was there, i have no business being here now. >> guest: absolutely correct. >> host: you say you were in jail 40 something years? what do you mean by that? >> the fact that we are born as a perfect being with the possibility is intact. with the level of insanity were quality reigns supreme. i was in the prison for the first 40 years of my life until i could wake up and did get out of the prison and realize to i really m. >> let's come to you really are in a second of for the viewer sake, you were incarcerated in prison for about 20 years. 1964. >> 1966 and through 1985. that's correct. >> host: the charge was murdering three people and wounding one in a bar? >> just on having murdered somebody but to birders is mad enough but then to have then to be a racist murder is doub

incredible video shot yesterday shows how quickly the rocks and trees came down on nelson road monday. santa cruz county officials held a meeting with neighbors, warned it could be weeks before the road is cleared. the expected rainfall may cause the hill to slide more. >> it can make it worse, definitely. we have to keep an eye on this situation and it might delay our start of fixing the site. >> engineers will be back today trying to figure out how to clear it. for now neighbors are using a muddy side road on private property to get to and from homes. more than 25 homes are isolated on the other side of the slide with nelson trood only major street in and out of the area. now, the ground is already saturated, there is more rain on the way. other bay area hillsides could be in jeopardy of land slide as well. christie smith is live in oakland with a vulnerable area. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. this is the type of thing that happens when you get wave after wave of rain. we're on the top of park boulevard near highway 13. and i want to show you what happened here ove

it happened across nelson road.re is about 200 to 300 foot long area of debris and 1 a 50 feet wide, wiped out a power line and cut off access to 25 homes. it's from the main road. people can walk around it but no cars are allowed in and out. the slide stunned residents. one woman was able to pull out her cell phone and capture it. >> anyone who was there, that is going down. it's going down in minutes. >> -- oh, my god. >> reporter: no one was hurt. now geologists will be out this morning, they have to figure out how they can move it out of way without causing another slide. they have a small window in which to work. 25 homes are being blocked right now. so you can imagine the 57 people who live would appreciate a speedy fix. they are not in physical danger but can't get in and out of their homes. just when can they expect more rain to complicate the situation. let's turn that question over to meteorologist mike nicco. >> that is a great question. you see that tree just riding a rock wave like it was a wave of wate

a giant rock pile has been blocking nelson road since monday. a public works official tells us here at ktvu that the hillside is unstable and that the next storm could make things even worse. four homes above the slide on sky meadow lane are still without power. we talked to one woman whose home is running on a generator. >> surely there's true concern about the next storm coming in. they're talking five inches. i mean that's a lot of water. >> cars are unable to travel in and out of nelson road. so a footpath has been widened for neighbors. but, again, it will be weeks before clean up of that slide begins. >>> 4:34 is the time. let's check in with sal for traffic. i know i felt a lot of wind on the bridges this morning. >> very windy on the bay bridge, pam. it's windy almost everywhere on the causeway. just give yourself plenty of time. i'm going to show you some wet and windy pictures here. as you can see san francisco traffic wet and the wind is shaking our camera in san francisco. also giving us quite a bit of rain moving through. move along

and finally picking up a red card doesn't usually benefit the football for black arrived nelson it came as a blessing as the new zealander used his one badge band to return home and support his family after they survived last month's earthquake in christchurch sent back was sound all for during rovers who want to fade at aston villa on saturday so nelson who also captains the national side returned to his home town where his father met him at the abhorrent at least a hundred and sixty people wearing pool to dad after the earthquake hit the city on february twenty second thankfully in the else and family were all on home to. majority of doesn't seem real it seems surreal m.t.v. you know it was. unbelievable and you know i just i just feel for everybody to go through it some it's too small somebody lost a business or something and. we try to do it came to it to help in any form that's the latest polls for the moment come up shortly as the weather down the main news headlines stay with us. he's available against someone just twenty feet who turns. twenty feet the how it pulls ahead be sure

christchurch the center back was sent off during rovers four one defeat at aston villa on saturday so nelson who also captains the national side returned to his home town where his father met him at the airport police one hundred sixty people were reported dead after the earthquake hit the city on february twenty second but thankfully nelson's family were all on home to. seal the image or to see it doesn't seem real it seems surreal on t.v. you know it was. unbelievable and you know i just i just feel for everybody for it to go through it seems too small somebody lost a business or something and. we try to do it we can do to help out in any form that has both of the moment come up shortly as the weather than the news headlines stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the. entire ulti is available in the landis typee who turns. twenty feet the how it pulls a hotel toy be sure to join the hotel's hotel will show his the groom photo the show would have turned some will do see typee hotel kuvasz phot

nelson says he cannot remember this ever happening out here before.oming back from a fremont court appearance 6:00 last evening, got himself somehow to where the inmates are released and got through those locked doors to freedom. cessna was noticed missing about 11:00 last night. >> it was crazy. i mean, a sheriff came in, woke everybody up, start countin' heads like two or three times. all night. >> cessna also goes by the name of ishmael ramirez. 5-6, 140 pounds. call your local p. d. they would like to see him back as soon as possible. the investigation continues today into whether this is a flaw in the system or if it was human error. but, as we heard, that gentleman we just heard from there was telling me you gotta go through a minimum of five locked doors to get out of here. how did it happen? it's a heck of a mystery this morning. >> authorities are investigating a bizarre chase at the bay bridge toll plaza. the chp caught a male last night who climbed into a tollbooth and used an underground tunnel to get into the caltran administration buildi

in christchurch and sense a back sent off during rovers or undefeated aston villa on saturday so nelson who also captains the national side returned to his hometown by his father met him at the airport at least one hundred sixty people were reported dead after the powerful earthquake hit the city off the greater the twenty second thankfully nelson's family were all on hard the realisation has yet to dawn on him. till the majority of the doesn't seem real it seems surreal on t.v. you know it's the sun. unbelievable you know i just i just feel for everybody regrets royston lost somebody or lost a business or something like. oh i'll be trying to do a kindred to help out in any form. now if you are thinking about going to watch any of the games that next year's european championships in ukraine and poland this is your chance because for one month only you can make a direct purchase on your wife is official website giving every fan the chance of getting their hands on a ticket the first tickets went on sale on tuesday and you waited president michel platini is a surly warsaw to mark the even

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in christchurch the center back percent after ring road was undefeated aston villa on saturday so nelson who also captains the national side returned to his home town where his father met him at the airport at least one hundred sixty people were reported dead after a powerful earthquake hit the city on february the twenty second thankfully nelson's family were all unharmed but the realisation was yet to dawn on him. the majority of doesn't seem real it seems surreal on t.v. you know it was. unbelievable or not you know i just i just feel for everybody retrograde through history she was somebody lost a business or something like and. i'll be trying to do it came to help out in any form of tennis now and thirteen time grand slam winner serena williams has undergone an urgency operation in los angeles the american was reported to have had surgery on monday after doctors found a blood clot ones younger william sr will stay in hospital for further treatment the twenty nine year old has been out of action since kind of almost wimbledon title last july she cuts have the right foot on some glass

christchurch the sounds of battle sent off during rovers four one defeat of aston villa on saturday so nelson also captures the national side return to his hometown where his father met some at the airport at least one hundred sixty people were reported dead after a powerful earthquake hit the city off over the twenty second frankly nelson's family were all unharmed but the realisation has yet to dawn and. saw the images seriously doesn't seem real it seems surreal on t.v. you know it just sounds. from believable or not you know i just i just feel for everybody who regulates rowsley histories lost somebody or a lost a business or something like and. i'll be trying to do it came to it to help out in any form. now if you are thinking about going to watch any of the games that next year's european championships in ukraine and poland as your chance because for one month only you can make a direct purchase on your life as official website giving every found the chance of getting around so we took it the first tickets went on sale on choose day and you wait for president michel platini has the cere

reported dead after the powerful earthquake hit the city of february the twenty second thankfully nelson's family were all unharmed but the realisation has yet to dawn on. shore the image appears doesn't seem real it seems surreal on t.v. you know it just sounds. from believable or not you know i just i just feel for everybody who had to go through it and there's his loss somebody or a lost a business or something like and. i'll be trying to do it i came to to help out in any form. now if you are thinking about going to watch any of the games at next year's european championships in ukraine and poland this is your chance because for one month only you can make a direct hit on your wife is official website giving every fan the chance of getting hands on a ticket the best tickets went on sale on cheese day and the way for president michel platini is a ceremony in warsaw to mark the event all those also ceremony in ukraine just under one and a half million tickets will be made available for the tournament with around eighty five percent being sold through the u.a.e. for website with organizer

how did nelson do?- >> i would like to be the first one to congratulate the new champion nelson. >> reporter: nelson, indeed, won. [ applause ] >> reporter: he joins us this morning. i want to re-emphasize that anybody can do that. nelson doesn't have a photo graphic memory. he won the u.s. record for the amount of sequential numbers in a row he memorized, 248 numbers in how much time? >> five minutes. >> here are all the people we had in our office. pick three random people. nelson hasn't been here in two weeks. just to give you an idea how much this sticks. we come across people all the time. this shows you that the technique i will show to you in a second works. here we go. >> this is antoinette, elizabeth, durell. that's jenny. >> wow! >> this is after the comp competition and everything else distracting you. >> i haven't thought about it since i met them snm with matt lauer, how do you remember? >> it's easier when you see someone every day. >> how did you do? >> okay. there were 38 people that com