in the background noah chandler watched. this 13-year-old kid put together this concert to help gay teenagers who have committed suicide. >> reporter: noah says he's not gay but has friends who are. he created a website with a video asking people to donate money so he could put on the concert. >> hi, my name is noah. i'm an eighth grader from norman california and i'm hoping i can make a difference. >> reporter: noah contacted some of his favorite indie bands. three bands signed on including the band rabbit who traveled from florida. avenue q even traveled from l.a. to attend the concert. >> as a gay kid myself, there was never nothing like this to help me. >> reporter: and noah's older brother julian wrote a song about it which he performed tonight. over $20,000 was raised tonight. that money will go to the trevor project, the teen suicide help line. and you too can support gay teens. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a just released investigative report shows bay area taxpayers are picking up the tab for the heal

going down that lane. >> bergman: joakim noah is not part of the suit. he says he spoke to us because college players are afraid to talk about how the ncaa does business. >> my college experience was... was unbelievable. what everybody loves about college sports is that they see that the kids are giving it everything they got, and they're doing it for their schoolsnd the pride of their schools. that's a beautiful thing. that's what people love. but at the same time, who are these people making all this... making these... this money, all this money? and shouldn't the kids get a piece of that? >> later on this special edition of frontline, an exclusive look at the private life of the ldier accused of leaking classified information to wikileaks. >> why did you twist his arm to join the army? >> because he needed structure. >> but first, wtkdh"id of this artist? this story begins now. ♪ ♪ >> klayman: to find him, you have to take a long ride to the outskirts of beijing. that's what i've been doing for the last few years. as a freelance journalist and filmmak

noah spends the rest of the game on the bench, putting a little ice on his knee there.n the fourth, bulls on a dash. to rasual butler for three. got it. bulls win this one, 97-92. they have the best record in the league. >>> so, steve nash and the suns, hosting the spurs. the spurs, they still had a chance for the best record in the league. in the first quarter, manu ginobili, fouled by grant hill. he goes down holding his elbow. he would leave and not return. he hyperextended that right elbow. x-rays negative. under two minutes left in the fourth. jared dudley and marcin gortat playing pitch and catch. suns by six. less than four left. gary neal, not even close. suns win, 106-103. >>> that will do it for your espn news update. and don't forget, for the latest on the sports scene, be sure to tune in to "the highlight express" every night. >>> well, this could get you in trouble with the boss. we told you earlier about president obama's speech to the nation's debt and the republicans' response to it. check out vice president biden's response, however. >> there he is, yes

noah and the foul. chicago down one. five seconds left. last chance. why is boozer shooting? indiana stays alive. >> cal loses to arizona state 6-0, and stanford beats ucla 500. and at cf, we may have a new number one in the world and his name is not tiger or phil or allen. >> alan: kids searching high and low for some special treats. at it an early start to the easter egg minute san francisco. ÷ >> alan: coming up at 6:00. a billboard battle i raging in the bay area between evangelicals and athiests. what the two groups are fighting about. join us at 6:00. >>> the easter bunny arrived a day early for kids in san francisco. accomplish. >> on your mark, get set, go! >> alan: the kids were fining age all over golden gate park this morning and took advantage of the carnival rides, inthreatables, entertainment and food. it's part of t

. >> noah e-mailed favorite rock groups in florida, la and san francisco.hey got the word out to friends and it came together. those who know him are not surprised. >> he has the smarts to do it. i think it is great. >> he thinks big and it is it great to see the community supporting him. these bands came from florida to support this concert and the causes are important and wonderful. ♪ the money will go to a gay tine suicide hot line and video project. >> with ticket sales and stuff, it is a little over that. >> and he said he wants to make it an annual fundraiser. leslie brinkley abc 7 news. >> new details of congresswoman gabreille giffords' recovery. >> and the round the clock effort to open the concurse in a airport damaged by a tornado. >> nato war planes hit muammar el-qaddafi close to home. paul ? oh, hey, charlene. what are you doing ? this is to help me with my online investing. i'm so overwhelmed by jargon and trading tools and data that i need to get as much blood to my brain as possible, just to make sense of it all. touch the ball. whoa ! get

noah organized an indy rock benefit concert. he created a website asking people to donate money so he can pull this off. last night bans from all over the country came here to support the event. he got the idea last summer after hearing stories about gay teens being bullied and committing suicide. >> they are being bullied for something they can't help and it's really not something that is wrong with them. >> noah says he's not gay but has friends that are. money that he raises will go to the trevor project which is a teen help line and it gets better it's a you tube channel. >>> apple will not comment of why it's tracking the location of the iphone, ipad, and mack users. two members of congress were concern the about the privacy policy so they wrote steve jobs. while jobs did not answer personally company attorneys responded by saying apple needs access to location based information so it can quote provide high quality products and services that its customers demand. >>> it's an all too common problem for oakland police. radio

noah is passionate about his cause.e worked hard to convince three indy rock bands to donate their time and perform tonight at the great american muse hall. >> it started off as -- so i raised about $15,000 that. then from there i was able to rent the venue. as soon as i had the venue and the date of the concert, i e- mailed tons and tons of bands, saying please, please play at my event. i managed to get these three awe -- awesome bands. >> reporter: he's raised $20,000. that doesn't even count tonight's proceeds. there's still some tickets available, so you can come on out. >> a money mimeoingal indeed. wow, that's incredible linda yi, thank you. >>> the showers put a damper on easter egg hunts. the pinpoint forecast is next. >> and music and festivities on san francisco's union street. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, festival. the event included all kinds of family entertainment, from rides and cartoon characters for the kids... to music and gourmet food for t rides and cartoon characters for the kids to music and gourmet food for t

noah drivingen converting and the powell. -- and the foul. why is carlos boozer shooting the three-ball? indiana stays alive with the victory. >>> the pga tour may have a new number one if luke donald can snag the top spot at the heritage. new meaning to the term hazard. from the beast to the bottom of the jar for birdie. 8-under after a 67 today. last year's champ, jim furyk, another solid round. his approach on 13. stick is it to within five feet. he finishes 10-under. one back of the leader, luke donald. the englishman and northwestern grad i all over the pen. within two feet, he birdies. takes the one-stroke lead into sunday's final round on easter. >> sharks and more from the nba today u tonight after the ten commandments. >> alan: buckingham wallace -- palace released the officialfest list. coming up. #t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what m

noah says he's not gay but has friends that are. money raised from tickets will go to the trevor project. and it gets better. a you tube channel that supports gay teens. >>> many bay area students have new determination to do well in school after two week college tour. the students returned home yesterday from a tour of 17 historically black colleges. the trip covered 6,000 miles and 11 states. students and parents have different reasons saying the trip was worth the $2,000 it cost. >> mostly i learned more about myself and the colleges and the black history. >> this gives her the opportunity to see so many colleges and universities that we wouldn't have been able to have the opportunity to afford to take her or the time to take her. >> this years tour was especially successful after meeting with college administrators and admission officers every senior in the group was offered at least a partial scholarship by more than one college or university. >>> the san jose sharks are hoping for an on the road victory tonight in los angeles

. >> reporter: he is only 13 but don't underestimate noah's determination. his cause, educate against bullying. he was deeply affected by news of the gay rutgers student driven to suicide. >> suicide is such a terrible thing and i felt like suicide because you are being bullied because you are gay is so ridiculous it should not be happening. i really needed to do something to help that. >> reporter: to this 4'10" mini mogul in the making organized this concert tonight. the money will benefit the trevor project, a nationally recognized teen suicide help line. >> it started off with fund- raising. >> tons of people saying please give me money, i need to put this together. >> reporter: getting the rock band was even harder. >> i was really worried at first because a lot of the bands were like no, sorry, we are busy, we are touring. we have a recording session. something of that sort. but when i got the first band to sign up it really just let me know, oh, okay. so maybe i can actually pull this off. >> he got three bands to play. really well put together, isn't

>> the only one we have is the noah valley beat which is 11:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m., and the day watch castro beat as well. commissioner hammer: we heard about an assault on a officer working on his own. >> that was officer friedman. commissioner hammer: who was badly hurt, it could have been killed. it has caused concern, countering gang members by himself. what is the policy? >> that incident prompted me to issue a mandate that we don't have any one-officer units at night in the mission district. they watch, because of staffing, we're forced to have a lot of 1- officer units, but that time, the swing watch, the 8:00 until 6:00 a.m., and midnight watch, there are no one-officer units. commissioner hammer: and that is a change after the incident? >> it is. i listen to some of the interviews. it was very gripping when he said at one point he thought he would never see his 2-year-old again. i said, well, time to make sure -- i like all the units to be two officer units. we cannot get the job doing that, but at least at night weekend. commissioner hammer

concerned about antigay bullying has succeeded in raising thousands of dollars to help others. 13-year-old noah hornic saysest affected by the rutgers student who committed suicide so he organized a benefit concert in san francisco last night. he says the hardest part was getting three rock bands to take part. >> a lot of the bands, we're busy, touring, we have a recording session, something of that sort. but yeah, when i got the first band to sign up, it really just let me know, oh, okay so maybe i can actually pull this off. >> the 8th grader is hoping to become, what else, an entrepreneur. and it seems he is off to a promising start raising $20,000 in sponsorships to benefit a teen suicide help line. >>> today bart begins an effort to find out what riders want in a bart seat. bart is using a so-called seat lab that allows people to test out various heights and widths and they can fill out a written survey to weigh in on key questions including what the seats in new cars should be made of. several groups will tour the lab in oakland this week and then official plan to take it on the road to e

but don't underestimate noah's determination. his cause, education against bullying. he was deeply affected by news of the gay rutgers student delivered to suicide. >> stu side is such a terrible thing. and i felt like suicide is because you are being bullied for being gay is just so ridiculous and should not be happening but i really needed to do something to help that. >> reporter: so this 4'10" mini mogul in the making organized this concert tonight. the money will benefit the trevor project, a nationally recognized teen suicide help line. >> it started off with fund- raising. i e-mailed out a power point. >> reporter: getting the rock band was even harder. >> i was really worried at first because a lot of the bands e-mailed me no, we are busy. we are touring. we have a recording session. something of that sort. but, yeah, when i got the first band to sign up, it really just let me know, oh, okay. so maybe i can actually pull this off. >> reporter: he got three bands to play. >> really well put together, isn't he? >> he is very, very polite and asked us to come up

as large as union square and small as noah valley to make sure that tagging is just not allowed to remain anywhere, and i just say that our city government is really ready to work with you. i am tremendously inspired by mohammed, but the people at the department of public works and by all of you being here. i want to thank mayor newsom for giving me the opportunity to represent him and i hope we can give him a gift of a zero graffiti city by next year. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you. also joining with us today is my counterpart at the recreational park department, dennis kern. and chuck levy is from "the chronicle." please give them a hand also. please -- [applause] >> ok. it is now time for us to take a few questions. we'll try and answer them. we'll just take a few. remember, you have those post-its in your folder. and if we don't get to your question, please, you know, write down that question and take it and stick it on the board behind. we do have quite a packed y general da and we have about another hour and five minutes to go. and the second half of our presentation is

. >> reporter: it's probably the most sought-after invitation since noah chose his animals for the ark. but this being a royal event, they don't just send you one of these, they call you first. >> i got phoned up two weeks before, and they said, "john, kate would like to invite you to a wedding. would you like to go?" i said, "what date is it? i'm not sure what i'm doing that day." >> reporter: john runs kate's local pub. a few lucky locals have received the call. the postman, the family butcher. >> we're very, very excited. each day gets closer we get more and more excited. >> reporter: the couple who run the convenience store-- 13 years from immigrant to royal wedding guest. >> we appreciate it. ( laughs ) >> reporter: land of opportunity. >> absolutely. absolutely, yes. >> reporter: this is supposed to be the "not the charles and diana wedding," when the bride's family were allowed only 30 guests. william and kate, we're told, have been trying to keep a personal grip on their own day and have invited more than 70 friends and a clump of celebrities including elton john, and soccer st

at subzero temperatures yet not just the camera working at subzero temperatures but it was also the noah but the actual processing film minus forty and being able to drive it you don't so you're processing folder no i'm not doing the project i was working on was basically but looking into that because actually the american military had done a lot of research on this in in antarctica and the other but there's no woolfolk there these days is there well there is from these days in fact film is rather better than digital for extreme cold but yes you're right that you know we're entering a digital we've entered into a digital world what why would you say that for extreme cold film is better than that it's all those little things. i mean film is something there's something that can freeze break or whatever other put the problem with digital is that it's largely electronic and electronic and coal don't go well together and so you find i mean the camera that i use now which is a digital canon camera it works down quite comfortably to about minus thirty five but it stops at minus forty and some o

joakim noah to kyle korver. he was stroking. bulls, they win this one 96-99. >>> hockey time.-andre fleury and the pens taking on the lightning. game three. first period. ben lovejoy behind steve downie. he gets the puck along the boards. max talbott takes it up. crossing the blue line. and he scores. let's look at that hit. downie launching himself into lovejoy. but lovejoy has the presence of mind to get away. 20 seconds later, brooks orpik, his shot from the point. stopped. tyler kennedy, very presidential there. pens win. they take a 2-1 lead in the series. >>> that will do it for our espn news update. don't forget, for the latest on the sports scene, check out "the highlight express," every night. >>> some dolled-up doggies are sporting very stylish new dos this morning. this has to be pure humiliation for these dogs. experts groomers for extreme makeovers. >> they worked their magic in a three-day trade show in new jersey, transforming their beloved pets into works of art. sculpted and painted to perfection. if you want to see more of the prize-winning poodles, stay with

noah was a rehearsal. this was the rehearsal that happened this morning.o parade through the streets and figure out the route they will be taken from buckingham palace on the big day. more than 1000 familiepeople were part of the rehearsal. the real thing is set for friday, you will miss it if you don't get up at 2:00 a.m., we have live coverage at 2:00 a.m. this friday. >> mark: we will be back as a morning news continues until 11:00 a.m.. ♪ [ female announcer ] the counter. in most homes, it gets all the action. bring it. getting it clean again is easy with bounty. in this lab test, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface cleaner than 3 sheets of the bargain brand. ♪ why use more when you can use less? ♪ super durable, super absorbent, super clean. bounty. the one-sheet clean picker-upper. >> mark: all eyes on bay area weather with a live look outside right now. it looks like a warm- up is on the way.

move something fast they didn't noah was going on and they were caught off-guard.t's not possible. the president's own staff were publicly stating the instability in this -- the stability, this time period that the stability in egypt was an illusion. "the stability in egypt is an illusion and we have to get on the right side of this thing." how did all the george soros' people know that stability in november was an illusion? here is the missing piece of the puzzle. this. you probably haven't, you probably haven't heard about this. gas. butane in egypt, butane is used for everything. cooking, heating. without it, you're amish. you have to have it. let's go way back to december of 2009. we find a cable from wikileaks from the embassy in cairo. stating in january of 2011, government will give out butane ration cards. show you a piece of the cable here. the current proposal still in discussion phase would be to convert the subsidy to a paper voucher system and they describe them as smart cards. they knew the risks. could they take on such an entrenched subsidy in a pol

noah call itself an unusual mortality event. more than a dozen of them were found with expected or confirmed oil on their skin in the last year. it was in april of last year that a rig exploded and spilled millions of barrels of oil. >> we saw the pictures where right now it's snowing in yosemite. there are showers here. >> this weather system that's impacting a good portion of the state here, the sierra, now heading down to southern california. the shower activity will be on the decrease but right now you can see some of the action. nothing to widespread or extreme but you can see coverage as we do come in tighter probably the stronger cell here, no yellows and red but around union city, 880 you can pick out at least some rain showers to talk about and we will shift the maps up to the bay for san francisco and oakland. very spotty, nothing to extreme and a bit a breeze with winds from 15 to 25 miles an hour and up in the north bay as we take a look, still a little bit of coverage for santa rosa. remember yesterday we had signif

noah bookbinder, chief for the criminal committee on the senate do you want to comment on that?ption? >> i think everybody agrees that there needs to be real definition. people need to understand what conduct is covered particularly by colonel statute that needs to be noticed and fairness and the question is where you draw the line, when you do define it how you define it. i think by and large there's a lot of ways you can look at what is corruption. within the criminal context probably a fair place to start is to say corruption is what happens when you have public officials acting in their own personal usually financial interest rather than the interest of the public that they're supposed to be serving. there's a fair amount of consensus you've got corruption and criminal corruption when you have what ever they recognize is to be abroad somebody that takes money to make a certain decision they may or may not make otherwise but because they're getting paid to do so the controversy a think comes when you have a similar principle that is structured in a somewhat different way. tha

an eighth grader from palo alto is using independent rock music to make a difference. 13-year-old noah organized a concert to prevent suicide prevention organizations. he got the idea last summer after he heard about gay teenagers being bullied and committing suicide. he contacted some of his favorite bands and asked if they would perform. bands from around the country came to support the event. >> as a gay kid myself there was never anything supportive like this. >> know a's event raised $20,000. that money will go to the trevor project a teen suicide help line and a you tube channel called it gets better which supports gay teens. >>> time now 5:26. two men decides to skip the long airport lines and took a cab from new york to los angeles. yeah it took them six days and almost 3,000 miles to reach their final destination. the father of one of the men drives a cab for a living and told his son no cab driver would ever drive someone that far. he set out to prove his dad was wrong. >> going out friday night stay at my place. and saturday he says you think a cab would take us from new yor

i think that the example given earlier that noah gave was a great one. right now under the statute as it exists, we can want charge undisclosed conflicts of interest. you have a mayor, and he takes bribes for city contracts, puts the money in his pocket, give somebody a contract, the average american taxpayers do not get they paid for. i prosecute that case, it's bribery, and i think everybody would think that we should. that same mayor says, you know what? i don't want the bribes, i want more money. i'm going to start my company, hide my interest in it, funnel the contacts to me. i can't prosecute that case, and i think the average american in terms of what's wrong if you believe those facts, if those facts in an objective investigation are brought to lite, i think that average americanments the department of justice to bring in that case. >> so, what i see here is in terms of the terrain and the contested terrain, we have three areas. one is on gratuities, one is on campaign finance, and one is on conflicts of interests, and in each of those areas, the

here's our contributor tim noah. >> this is a $100 bill.ociopaths. other people may use it but nobody else needs it. a.t.m.s almost never stock it. why does the u.s. treasury continue to print it? in this age of credit cards and debit cards you don't see a lot of c-notes in america. but foreigners love them. 65% of all $100 bills are held by foreigners overseas. the c-note may be america's most successful export. guess what? foreigners have fishy reasons for holding on to their benjamins too. let's review some base ikz. america's economic bargain with the rest of the world, especially china, goes as follows: they give us automobiles and computers and baby strollers. we give them dollars, the most stable currency in if world. now usually foreigners don't stash green backs under their mattresses. foreigners want bank deposits which generate interest and treasury notes which generate more interest and maybe even some real estate or stock in u.s.-based corporations, which have the potential to create more wealth still. some foreigners though wo

we have noah and ali.pat boone 70 years ago. >> great polo oxford shoes. >> thanks, kid. >> styling. thanks a lot. >> next we have nadine and jared. >> they like seeing themselves on tv. let me get rid of them. bye. >> hey, guys. looking good. >> nadine and jared are wearing our sporty look. you can do sporty whether it's nautical stripes or shorts and look polished. you want to pick good fabrics. she is wearing a great nautical-inspired sweater from jcpenney. she is in brooks brothers. >> i love that hat on him. >> it is so polished looking. >> styling. all right. thank you so much. >> you guys look good. we have our vibrant color segment. our producer ellen and her kids isaac and julia. >> hello, guys. >> what about this look? >> obviously bright colors all the way. this is not something you want to do muted or dusty. have fun with it. that is a gorgeous dress in tangerine. instead of doing a color contrast we have her in a milicoat with reds and tangerines. >> that is quite the statement. >> beautiful m

noah, do you want to comment on that? are we, are we in a situation of overdefining corruption?> well, sure. i think that everybody agrees that there needs to be, there needs to be a real definition, people these to understand -- need to understand what conduct is covered particularly by criminal statute. there needs to be notice, there needs to be fairness. the question is where do you draw that line? when you do define it, how do you -yard line it -- how do you -yard define it? there are a lot of ways you can look at what is corruption? i think within the criminal context probably a fair place to start is saying that corruption is what happens when you have public officials acting in their own personal usually financial interest rather than in the interest of the public that they're supposed to be serving. i think there's a fair amount of consensus that you've got corruption and criminal corruption when you have what everybody recognizes to be a bribe, somebody takes money to make a certain decision that they may or may not make otherwise, but in this case they're making it be

government, the national labs together with noah and usgs be deployed immediately to measure the amount of spillage. why is that? there is a conflict of interest with bp measuring how much oil is being spilled because they will pay penalties for the amount of oil being sold. assuming the responsible party is responsible for doing the measurements i think is a bad assumption. they will measure of course. they're also doing the nearedd. a. assessment. there will be disputes about how much oil is there. if the u.s. government is prepared quickly to measure the oil spills we would not have these disputes. for real-time monitoring, one of the things that steve chu and tom hunter and the panel noted is that there really was no pressure gauge that was accurate on the blowout preventer. so you couldn't measure the pressure down hole or on the sea floor and that would have been awfully important. until the capping device was put on with pressure gauges nobody could tell whether the well was going to blow out into the formation or not. that is kind of important. having better real-time monitoring

] [inaudible conversations] >> ranking member maloney, and members of the subcommittee, my name is noah wilcox, and i'm a fourth generation banker. i'm president and ceo of grand rapids state bank and a member of the executive committee of the independent bankers of america. grand rapids state bank is a state chartered bank with $236 million in assets located in grand rapids minnesota. i'm pleased rep as a community bankers and icba's nearly 5000 hours of the support hearing today. community bankers are deeply rooted in the communities they serve. because we cannot compete with megabanks on margins or economies of scale we focus instead on the individualized needs of our customers. we practice relationship banking, not one off transactional banking. our customers our friends and neighbors, and any given loans or other service is part of a long-term relationship. our reputations in the committees are paramount and our a condition of our success. community bankers have an overriding and sent to treat each customer well and earn their trust. the dodd-frank act exams committee banks with le

national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> my name is noah wilcox. i'm a fourth generation banker, president and c.e.o. of grand bank and member of the independent bankers of america. grand rapid state bank is a state chartered bank with $236 million in assets located in grand rapids, minnesota. i'm pleased to represent community bankers and icba's, nearly 5,000 members, at this important hearing today. community bankers are deeply rooted in the communities that they serve because we cannot compete with megabanks and margins are economy of scale. we focus, instead, on the individualized needs of customers. we practice relationship banking, not one-off transactional banking. our customers are our friends and neighbors. and any given loan or other service is part of a long-term relationship. our reputations in our communities are paramount and are a condition of our success. community bankers have an overriding incentive to treat each customer well and earn their trust. exempt from primary examination. because we will be subject to cfpb rules,

noah the mean time, the crew is standing quarantine. they will be occupied here for the weekend.ir families will stay with them, and they will have some time together, and we will fly when the time is right. i will let the two mikes cover that. >> thanks. let me back up and start with an amazing job by the team to first get us to the position to be ready to tang. last night when we left, the weather front was supposed to hit us around 7:00 p.m., and it didn't hit until much later. his team did a great job getting it done. we had an on-time tanking this morning. the team did what they could in working ahead and had a plan to execute when the weather cleared up. that is a great example of what the team here at kennedy could do. it look like a good day to tank. we had a few things to keep us talking. there was a leaky hydrogen fill line on the m.l.p. one of the regs was running higher than it should, and we had to bleed down that pressure. then we had the p.a.u. heater problem. the a.p.u. stand for the auxillary power unit. that spins a turbine which pumps hydraulic flew around the