well, the best word norrie's come up with is this. spansexual. and why not.ydney, australia. >> spansexual, a new term in 2011. fascinating story. >> she's also hoping that she is the beginning of new changes for people who are gender nonconforming. she says she wants people in other countries to be legally identified as sexless. she feels like people cannot check this box that she's been identified now, aren't being given the same rights. it's interesting to see what she can do for them. o see what she can do for them. >> something new in different parts of the world. ♪ , [ female announcer ] tide with acti-lift technology helps remove many dry stains as if they were fresh. ♪ tide with acti-lift. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance c

with a little edge. >> are you chuck norris with a little edge?> a little bit. >> how would you relate your pitching to chuck norris? >> well, chuck norris has been known to throw a 100 mile an hour fast ball. i have been known to throw chuck norris 100 miles an hour. >> if you have been to a warrior game you have seen the trampoline guys, but never dunk himself off the trampoline and rattles himself around in the rim and down he goes. i don't know if he can do that if he tried. that sun believable. >> it is unbelievable. and it looked painful too. >> thank you, larry. >> have a greatttttttttttttttttt i have fallen in love with making bird houses. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible crow. here are some things that i'll make as little portals. honestly, i'd love to do this for the rest of my life so i've got to take care of my heart. for me, cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] got something you'll love to keep doing? take care of your heart. you can start with cheerios. the natural whole grain oats can help lower

chuck norris is one of them with a little edge. >> are you chuck norris with a little edge? would you relate to chuck norris? >> he's been known to throw a 100 miles per hour fast fall. i've been known to throw chuck norris 100 miles per hour. i could do have a scooner, it's double parked out front. there are aminutes until i get a ticket. >> so strange. >> there is a kid at the suns game,ing goes through the rim. he somehow is okay. okay. just look at the guy behind him. that is -- you cannot do what if you tried. and this is hard. >> luckily he's a gung kid. >> yes. yes. >> and let's get to spencer with a look at weather. >> i want to dust off what a difference a day makes, 16 degrees cooler than yesterday's high. and there is image shows approaching frontal system going to bring us big changes over the weekend. there is some breaks of sun. thicker clouds, rain developing into the north bay. by tomorrow night into sunday we'll have wet weather here in the bay area, here is the accu-weather forecast. there are showers tomorrow night and sunday. stronger showers coming sunda

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chuck norris one of them.ith a little edge. >> are you chuck norris with a little edge. >> a little bit. >> how would you relate your pitching to chuck norris. >> well chuck has been known to throw 100 miles an hour fast ball. i have been known to throw chuck norris 100 miles an hour. >> are you a nautical man. do you have your own boat. >> do i have a schooner. double parked out front. i have 15 minutes until i get a ticket. >> check this out. kid at the game dovrng himself off the trampoline and straight through the rim. the good thing he actually went through the hoop because the guys behind him is not stopping. he is going to dunk him through one way or the other. he's following through. he will throw down on top of his head. that's unbelievable. most of us could not fit through there. not dash carolyn i'm sure could fit through. twice. exactly. help me spencer. help me. let me show you. last seconds of the warrior game here. steven jackson. jack up a 3. trying to tie the game. rebound do vladimir. up the

>> a tiny bit. >> how would you relate your pitching to chuck norris. >> chuck norris has been known0 mile fastball. >> are you a nautical man? do you have your own boat. >> i do have a schooner. it's double-parked out front. i have 15 minutes until i get a ticket. >> check out this kid. during his son's game after the tram pa lien and right through the rim. it's a good thing he went all the way through because the guy behind him did not stop. he was gonna throw down no matter what. clearly not planned and it's a good thing the kid is skinny but that is truly unbelievable. that's a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here at 5 p.m. 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> exciting. evidence that bay area builders are ready to start building again. >> i'm nanette miranda in sacramento. governor jerry brown just issued another executive order this time charging state cars andndnd [ female announcer ] back to school means back to busy mornings. that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm flaky pastry with delicious sweet filling my kids will

>> a tiny bit. >> how would you relate your pitching to chuck norris.s been known to throw a hundred mile fastball. >> i've been known to throw chuck norris 100 mph. i have a schooner parked out front. 15 minutes before i get a ticket. >> check out this kid who dunked himself during a sun's game off the trampoline and right through the rim. he went all the way through because the guy behind him did not stop. he was gonna throw down no matter what. clearly not planned and it's a good thing the kid is skinny but that is truly unbelievable. that's a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here with all your college hoop highlights at 5 p.m. 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> evidence that bay area builders are ready to start building again. >> i'm nanette miranda in sacramento. governor jerry brown just issued another executive order, this time chargin (phone ringing) hey college girl. hey mom. i just got your package. great. yea, mom you're the best. i thought you would like it. so, how are your classes, are you enjoyi

officers say the suspect later identified as 20-year-old norris reid allegedly forced the victim into her car at gunpoint and then picked up a second man. those men then drove to a location where they forced the woman to use the atm. >>> this morning there are more questions surrounding the disappearance of a marin county high school teacher. last week 53-year-old deborah schmidt failed to show up at the high school in the town of ross a day after leaving a message on her black board in her classroom saying thank you, everyone. schmidt's family released a statement saying, quote, her family is deeply concerned about heifer well-being and is doing everything possible to bring her home safely. police say foul play is not suspected. >>> here's a question this morning, did shoddy recordkeeping play a role in san bruno's explosion? this morning startling new discoveries about the way pge does business. authorities cannot find paper work about 30% of its lines that run through urban areas in southern california. it is these documents that would point of the weaknesses in the pipelines to av

throw chuck norris 100-mile-an- hour. >> number 4.ndre iguodala with a pass too thaddeus young for an easy dunk. grizzlies beat the sixers. day 2 of the winter x games. jeff mullin found out the hard way that what goes up must come down. that's going to leave a mark. number 2, joe johnson lobs it. there is not a better left handed dunker in the league. the hawks beat the knicks. and at number 1 i would like to see someone try this next month at the dunk contest. a member of the suns squad ends up dunking himself and even managed to get out of the way for the next dunker. his name is nick coralis and said he went harder at it than he had planned. do you think? we will be right back. ,, ♪ stinky ♪ hefty ♪ stinky ♪ hefty ♪ stinky, stinky ♪ hefty, hefty, hefty [ announcer ] hefty bags with unscented odor block technology... help neutralize odors and stop the stinkies. ♪ stinky, stinky, stinky ♪ hefty, hefty, hefty breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's.

we have michele norris and isabelle with wilkerson. hav and i'm going to do a brief introduction for both of them, and then i'm going to askem questions. and i will leave time at the end so that people can askime questions, too, so probably about 3:30 we'll stop, and you can ask questions. in the introduction to the grace of silence: a memoir, michele norris writes that she began this project in 2009 because she became convinced that anaus unprecedented hidden and robuste conversation about race was taking place across the country in the wake of barack obama's historic presidential campaignak and his ascension to office. from this project, michelle unearthed painful family secreto from her father's shooting by the birmingham police less than two weeks from his dischargevi from service of world war ii. michelle traveled from her childhood home in minneapolis to her father's childhood home in the deep south to explore the things left unsaid by her familt when she was growing up. michelle was chosen as journalist of the year in 2009 by th

. >> from the texas book festival in austin a discussion with michele norris author of "the grace of silence: a memoir" and isabel wilkerson, author of "the warmth of other suns" the epic story of america's great migration. >> thank you for coming to this session today. we have michele norris and isabel wilkerson and i'm going to do a brief introduction fora both of them and that i'm going to askbo questions. i will leave time at the end sot that people can ask questions too. probably about three times the 31 and you can ask questions. sk. in the introduction to the grace of silence, michele norris writes should begin the process in 2009 because she became convinced an unprecedented hidden and robust conversation about race is taking place across the country in the wake of barack obama's historic presidential campaign and his extension to office. from this project, her painful family secrets from her father's shooting by the birmingham police, less than two weeks after his discharge from service of world war ii, to her grandmother's pancake mix as an impediment to aunt jaminma. she t

. >> jimmy: chuck norris, everybody. chuck norris. [ cheers and applause ] all right.y back there? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: here we go. let's get ready to "put it in reverse." on my mark, get set, act. ♪ come back in backwards, he's got the door closed. now, we're gonna bow. very good. now you're gonna loose -- you have to tighten your belt, there and take it off. very good, now throw it to me. oh. whoa. i'll throw this to you. very good. put that on. very nice. making sure it's nice and tight, now -- very good. and the crazy karate moves -- crazy ones. good one. kick -- high kick. yeah, no, that's a dance. [ laughter ] whoa, put your belt back on. put it back on. perfect. all right, good. now, go over. get ready to pull him up. yeah -- now, there you go, you pulled him up. good, now, 1, 2 -- hi-yah! -- this is good. bow, very, very nice. all right, now come backwards. walk towards me. tighten your belt, please. [ laughter ] very good. just making sure it's tight. very nice. now wait, put it down here. put your hand down there. first i'm gonna scream -- wait, not yet, no

i am jennifer norris, executive secretary to the memorial board. i am here to urge you to improve the cbd for civic center. the opera, ballet, and symphony were pulled numerous times as to whether they thought it would be of benefit to their patrons, and they all approved a 5% rental increase to cover the cost of this. it gives us the ability to extend the welcomeing campus into city center in a way that has embassadors, street entertainment, beautifies, and make people feel safe. if we really believe in transit force, we need to make it safe and accommodating for people want to come to the ballet, opera, and symphony and leave at 11:00 at night and feel like they have a safe place. the biggest challenge is directly adjacent to the property -- not when they get off the train in their home district, but right here. it is embarrassing. i think it is time for us to step forward and make a way for us to all come together and make this the jewel we know it is. >> i need to make the statement into the record. this contradicts our very nature as an animal

if all on japan norris had these -- if all honorable norris -- entrepreneurs had these resources. i am a freshman at northwestern university. i continue to run my business out of my dorm room. it has been amazing. thank you so much for coming. i would like to introduce austan goolsbee, chairman of the council of economic advisors. [applause] >> thank you, zoe. are here to represent from chicago. i'm the head of the cea. i want to give a brief overview. we'll give the details of the start up america program. the place you start is -- just go get the list of fortune 500 -- some of the fastest-growing companies started in somebody's garage as just an idea that they had, and they went from there. whether you look at innovation and new ideas, look at employment or the growth that gives people careers and puts money in their pocket, all of those things are tied to an entrepreneurial ventures in a direct way. the research shows that. you don't need a ph.d. research to tell you that. you know when you see the millions of people starting businesses around this country that that is the case

police say the suspect who was later identified as 20-year-old norris reed forced the woman into her own car at gun point. he then picked up a second man. both men drove the women to oakland where they were forced to withdraw cash from an atm. police spotted the car, rescued the woman and reed. but the other kidnapper, that guy got away. >>> foul play is not suspected which adds even more concern for the missing high school teacher in marin county. tonight after nine days of silence, her family is speaking out for the first time. police were called in last week when 53-year-old debra schmidt failed to show up at the high school in the town of ross. the day before she left a message on the blackboard of her english room. it read, "thank you, everyone." tonight, schmidt's family released a statement saying, and here it is, her family is deeply concerned about her well-being and wants to do everything possible to bring her home safely. schmidt is going through a divorce and has a teenage son. >>> did shoddy recordkeeping play a role in the san bruno inferno? startling discoveries. jacki

shareholder in roussel and he said that not only did they reject the recent twelve billion dollar bid by norris nickel to buy out the resell stake he would also reject a new sixteen billion dollars bid even though many analysts think that is a fair assessment let's listen to what he told us of course a six to be a loose not enough but slower of course are a part of our discussion with two we said we would like to find our financial. role or if there was a bomb a discussion was big financial situation. everybody is a. group just like the more specific more they don't precisely review how we should build hopes. it's even before where our cooperation with us was a business and the next step will be in the north and south some cooperation with the financial institution. and daniel bushell will be definitely bring us more from davos where the any real economic gathering is underway so stay with archie for that and in other news coming from the form the head of russia's largest lenders burbank's says davos has been a great success for russian business but. these kinds of events are crucially importan

tell norris says it will fight the approval by viewable com board at the company's shareholder meeting suggesting shareholders will face considerable additional dilution if the acquisition is completed on the current terms telenor warns the deal could make simple com less attractive for investors. and let's have a look at the markets now european stocks rise with banks and mining shares strong across the board for every one of the top gainers on the footsie advancing close to five percent after a strong third quarter sales report on the downside watson smith kline pharmaceuticals thought close to three percent on news that the drug maker will have legal costs of three point five billion dollars because of a product liability case related to one of its diabetes drugs. and here in moscow the markets closed down on the day about half a percent rosneft however is the biggest winner so far up over ten percent on the r.t.s. shares are trading higher after rosneft agreed to swap shares with b.p. on tuesday ross now also said it was selling russia's sokol oil to shell out for march loading. an

shareholder in roussel and he said that not only did they reject the recent twelve billion dollar bid by norris nickel to buy out the resell stake he would also reject a new thinks teen billion dollar bit even though many analysts think that is a fair assessment let's listen in to what he told us. of course a sixty billion who's not enough but slowly of course are part of our discussion to be sure we would like to find our financial. world really cares about the discussion was big financial situation. everybody is a. group just like the more specific more they don't precisely review how we should build hopes. it's even before where our cooperation was a business the next step will be a more solid some cooperation with the financial institution. daniel of a lot of big announcements definitely coming out of the forum in davos from russian companies can we say davus twenty eleven is a successful investment growth show for the russian economy. let's call it movement say it's a turning point if not a new era for russian business for the first time in years it gets american european businessmen comin

>> chuck norris has been known to hundred mile-an-hour fastball. >> are you a nautical man, do you have> i do have a skier, it's double parked out front. >> from bizarre to more bizarre. check out this kid who dunked himself. off the trampoline and right through the rim. it's good thing he went through because the guy behind him, he was going to throw down no matter what. clearly not planned. that is truly unbelievable. that is wrap on morning sports. is have a great weekend everybody, i'm larry beil. >> evidence that bay area builders are ready to start building again. >> i'm nannette miranda, governor jerry brown issued another executive this is a strawberry pop-tart. and this is the warm fresh baked taste... of a strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. than listening there'to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh when you can h

[applause] people like sandra norris, it was of colonel john norris, met last summer. she has volunteered thousands of hours of her time and expertise over the past 20 years, leading family readiness groups and supporting other military families as an adviser and friend, all while raising two sons and coping with john's a 42-months in combat. each of you here today brings your own story of service, strength, and sacrifice. just like the many other military families, we have been fortunate enough to meet. michelle and i have heard your concerns about school and career issues. we have shared your joy when your service members of return from deployment. and we have tried to offer solace when your soldiers have returned home injured. returned home injured. and in each and every instance, we have been moved, not just by your sacrifices but by your incredible spirit and commitment to america. michelle and i have talked a lot about the ways that all americans can support our troops and tanks those men and women for their service. -- and thank those men and women for their ser

that's like if china hosted obama for dinner and invited chuck norris. it's kind of ridiculous.sts enjoy what was described as a quintessentially american dinner. the menu was kept a secret but in a nod to chinese tradition it was prepared by 7-year-olds. seven year olds. seven 1-year-olds. when is somebody going to hold president hu responsible for letting the dogs out? i mean, the man -- hu let the dogs out, and we sit around and let them get away with it? new speaker of the house john boehner was invited to the dinner but chose not to attend. they're calling him an orange chicken in china now. presidents obama and hu took questions from the media today. which is unusual because chinese presidents don't typically take questions from reporters without killing them after. but this is the united states, and the chinese president seemed pretty comfortable in front of the press. >> president hu, many on capitol hill see china as an economic threat. what can you do to allay their fears? >> translator: there is no need for fear. as long as you continue to buy singamajigs, we'll be ri

. > chuck norris has been known to throw a 100-mile-an-hour fastball. >> do you have your own boat? >> i do have a scooner that is double parked outside. >> i wanted to closely relate to a seaman. come on, not that kind of seaman, folks. >> you went in the off season to thailand. how was that trip? >> i did what any single 20 something man would do in a foreign country. i had a lot of massages. >>> winning a heisman trophy in georgia and running for over 8000 yards in the nfl. now he is taking on a new challenge in the octagon but walker didn't always seem to be destined to be a great athlete. >> i used to be fat. i was a little bit overweight. i used to have a speech impediment. i couldn't put a sentence together. and kids used to make fun of me. so i started reading and everything then i became a geek. i became this weird kid because you could speak and you knew what was going on in the classroom and people thought you were strange. i used to watch martial arts for a long time. i loved it. it was brutal at that time. but when they came in and put weight classes, i really thought a

we were very blessed to have chuck norris serve as the honorary chairman of that endeavor. he was very gracious with his time in reaching out to people who support the constitution and the second amendment. sevening as the honorary chairman talking about the importance to register to vote and if the computer works i just want to put up a quick ad that he did for us. this is going to be the highlight of my presentation. this is why you have to rely on personal communication because when these computers don't work, it turns into a debacle. i don't know what to tell you. maybe it will cue up while i'm talking. but chuck norris was very generous with his time, cutting ads, traveling to nra conventions and meetings talking about the importance to registering to vote and why people who support the nra and support the second amendment need to register to vote. that's a snapshot of what the trigger the vote website looks like. i'm going to keep going. but again this was a message by chuck norris talking to our members, talking to our supporters as only he can as to why registering

we were very blessed to have chuck norris serve as the honorary chairman of that endeavor. he was very gracious with his time in reaching out to people who support the constitution and the second amendment. sevening as the honorary chairman talking about the importance to register to vote and if the computer works i just want to put up a quick ad that he did for us. this is going to be the highlight of my presentation. this is why you have to rely on personal communication because when these computers don't work, it turns into a debacle. i don't know what to tell you. maybe it will cue up while i'm talking. but chuck norris was very generous with his time, cutting ads, traveling to nra conventions and meetings talking about the importance to registering to vote and why people who support the nra and support the second amendment need to register to vote. that's a snapshot of what the trigger the vote website looks like. i'm going to keep going. but again this was a message by chuck norris talking to our members, talking to our supporters as only he can as to why registering

shooting appeared to be seriously hurt shoes taken to hospital as a precaution norris had been made. petaluma police are looking for this or repeat drunk driver they see is responsible for hit-and-run on monday. he crashed into the woman's car in the intersection of east boston and st. at 7:00 tuesday morning. investigators say he ran away on foot from the scene currently on probation for d y two prior convictions from 2007 to designate drivers license amended police offering a big reward for details of his shot six people including a man watching tv in his own home. >> the liberals ever were, 10-20 large trucks. mailboxes, windows, the sense pock mark, dented from the gunfire police 82 gunman walked into a crowd of people hanging here on the corner of 89th avenue around 9:30 p.m. open fire. the motive? feeding the in this. >> it was so loud. >> a 49 year-old man watching tv was struck in the back by a bullet that tore through tom. last night's shooting took place in a hot spot, an area that has been identified for a gang violence. >> especially where the groups have been. were they

norris reed forced the victim to her car at gunpoint andle then picked up a second man. the men drove her to oakland where they forced her to withdraw cash from the atm. the other kidnapper managed to escape. concord police are still investigating this incident and they are asking for your help in identifying that second man. he is described as a black male adult, 18 to 22 years old, five feet six inches fall to 5'10". anyone with information about that suspect should call police. foul play is not suspected which adds even more concern to the -- after nine days of silence her family is speaking out for the first time. police were called in last week when she disappeared. we'll have more on this coming up at 7:00. now here's more of the "today" show. >>> we're back on this saturday morning, january 29th, 2011. the last weekend in january. we want to thank everyone for coming by on the plaza this morning. we'll head outside in a few minutes to say hi, brave the cold temperatures once again. >> do you know what's missing? no snow falling. >> wait, it's coming. back inside s

their homes on a fixed income, the college graduate trying to find a good paying job, the object and norris -- entrepreneurs who took the risk to takcreate jobs, and most importantly, to the taxpayers who are tired of footing the bill for the bloated establishment. [applause] it is time to make state government more accountable. keep it is time to deliver value to our taxpayers. it is time to put people ahead of politics. [applause] the word "people" appears in the main constitution -- maine constitution 49 times. you cannot find a single mention of the word "politics, " " republican, " "green, " -- in 47 articles of our constitution, the framers had it right. people. [applause] partisan affiliations, political leanings, the obsession of winning and losing have been getting in the way of solving our problems. we need a new approach. it is time, here, it starts today, and i need all of your help. [applause] i am willing to listen and work constructively with anyone committed to honest solutions that will benefit maine people. to ensure i get plenty of input, i will be hosting monthly breakfa

how would you pitch to chuck norris. >> he has been no 400 mi.ur fastball. >> gary, he had no reason he says i just wanted to look like this. i wanted to look like to see man, i went to thailand. >> for all the things we not athletes for being boring. brian is going the other way. he it was to bring attention to oneself. >> well he's doing that. he's there for that short film he did. >> what did he do? >> he has the short movies, they look animated to me he acts in them. bigger than that i'm looking for the reality think with this season for the reality show with the giants. it will be nothing without him. he's proven to be the most entertaining fellow. >> the giants are going lot of their way to say it will be like the hard knocks nfl film which begs the question why would you watch it? for the front office its saying that it is to show the pressures he is under >> if he said that it will be silly. >> he's bored because it's off season as well. we're talking about this the other day. the line is, or the dialogue is tim is cooled by being himself

as for the fall, mostly in the north bay from san rafael norris.e. serve your taking highway 4, 50, 80 know the will deal with fox. highs this morning, great, mid-50s, lots of sunshine fog will burn off temperatures get near 55. 55 and the city. 54 and concord, a little warmer around mountain view. 58 in san as a hand in livermore. they will warm up to the mid 50s this afternoon you just have to get through the chilly morning. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. again temperatures will continue to increase slightly as we head towards thursday 60 degrees this overnight lows sting called. in the location still in the 30's for your overnight hours. otherwise agree looking forecasts. >> thank you, james this is the developing story at half moon bay where a 65 ft. fishing boat ran aground early this morning around 2:00 a.m. at half moon bay state beach. as you can see it capsized, two dozen gallons of diesel are on board that brooch. the few things that are bolted to the bottom are now hanging sideways, the tanks could tear open trade the possi