i have had three discussions with olsen lee. i sent him an e-mail and committed we would pay the affordable housing fee which is 1 million within 90 days. without deferral. he was interested in the money. he has a use for the money which is booker t. but you should be aware there are 100% other housing projects awaiting funding. thus both come to me from olsen lee. they do need money. i'm available to answer questions. that is our request. with this change not only will we pay the fee but we will be able to get financed and we intend to build the project as soon as practical, like now. thank you. >> is there public comment? if not, public comment is closed. as much as i have expressed my personal wishes in the past to have on-site, i do understand the situation that the mayor's office and olsen lee are laboring under. project ready to go on line that cannot be financed because there's not any money. i also realize withy palmer decision, certain things are taken out of our hands with the way i cannot. it would be my position to s

representative olsen and representative jason fields, as well as each of the other task force members for working together on read to lead. [ applause ] >> wisconsin used to lead the nation as one of the top ranked states in fourth-grade reading assessment. but by the time i took office, we sunk to the middle of the pack. we can all agree that we can and should do better. as part of our read to lead plan, we propose swift action to get our students back on top when it comes to reading. we will find screeners to assess every child entering kindergarten so we know the reading levels of each of our students to help plans to help them read at grade level. we require childcare providers to put a new focus on reading

ted olsen went on to become solicitor general in the bush administration. a conservative icon and liberal icon fighting on the same team. they won their first round in federal court with a ruling that proposition 8 was unconstitutional. that was appealed up to the circuit court, which is one level below the u.s. supreme court. today we got the ruling from that circuit court. they found proposition 8 does violate the united states constitution. it is unconstitutional. the court found that proposition 8 served no purpose and had no effect other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians in california. joining us now for an exclusive interview is one of those two famous lawyers that got that big win today, former solicitor-general ted olsen. congratulations and thank you for your time tonight. nice to see you. >> it's my pleasure to be here. thank you, rachel. >> i'm no expert on these matters, especially compared to you, but the ruling seems to be narrowly construed to aapply just to the situation in california, to not assert a right to

. >> ted olsen, the very famous and conservative attorney challenging the prop 8 ban is going to be here with us this hour on the night they struck down prop 8 as unconstitutional. a big civil rights day dmourts. plus new york city's council speaker christine kwan is going to be here on the day the new york giants got the ticker tape parade. iraq veterans ask why we do this football and not to mark the enof the iraq war. so far michael bloomberg says no to the idea of the parade, but the most powerful person in new york politics is christine quinn, and she says yes to the idea. that's all ahead. it is midnight on the east coast. it's been a very big night for of all people rick santorum, seriously. rick santorum is at the moment going for a clean sweep, trying for a clean sweep of the three states where republicans with going tonight. he's going for the hat trick, and he's almost there. here are the latest results at this hour. in the great state of missouri nbc news has projected rick santorum is the winner of that state's nonbinding republican presidential primary. that's the good news

two most famous litigators in the country, david boyes was al gore's lawyer and ted olsen was george w. bush's lawyer in that case. a conservative icon and a liberal icon fighting on the same team. they won their first round in federal court with a ruling that proposition 8 was unconstitutional. that was appealed up to the circuit kout, one level below the u.s. supreme court. today we got the ruling fra that circuit court. they found proposition 8 does violate the united states constitution. it is unconstitutional. the court found that proposition 8 served no purpose and had no effect other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians in california. joining us now for an exclusive interview is one of those two famous lawyers that got that big win today, former solicitor-general ted olsen. >> i'm no expert on these matters especially compared to you, but the ruling seems to be narrowly construed to aapply just to the situation in california, to not assert a right to marriage equality more broadly. is that the way that you see it, and did you expect it to come out t

a less than flattering photo most people just laugh it off and untag the photo well not eric volz olsen sued his uncle for harassment after his uncle posted childhood photos of him in front of a christmas tree and added critical and testy comments to them to our knowledge no news organizations have obtained the photos in question but we're thinking it may look something like this which is found in the awkward family photos dot com site not surprisingly olson lost his case for harassment and an appeal to a higher court court told him quote comments that are mean and disrespectful coupled with an i.q. a family photos do not affect a person's safety security or privacy and therefore do not count as irascible i guess olsen will just have to put up with that pesky family member like millions of other americans do in other words and in other news scuse me a teenager sued his aunt for assault when she pinched his cheeks at a family reunion. coming up mitt romney sits back relaxes and lives the life of dividends of his investment a certain way all americans could collect evidence of dividends j

with the balla gain, to bobby olsen. the third of his three. great passing by fairfield. gwith thwith a sweet erse. fairfield beats loyola, 68-51. to upset trying the hoyas. an 11-2 lead. three.'angelo with a st. john's within one. a local player, greg mittington from the county, with 12 points. he gets the three. georgetown wins, 71-61. cruisepitals would ruis through the regular season. now the rangers are flexing as the caps play for theri lives. -- their lives. new york on the board, 1-0, rangers. his fifth goal in four days. alec -- this shot ties it up. 15th of the season. take the lead. blue shirts he would return in the third. rangers applying the pressure. a short hand at goal. the caps lose to the rangers, 3- 2. the ice is over for us. but just to be sure, jon collins as the seven-day -- has the seven- >> red was the color at st. agnes, red dress saturday, the sunday before valentine's day to bring attention to heart disease. it is most common among african- american and hispanic women. they gave useful tips for how to live a heart-healthy lifestyle. as we follo

evers, i also want to commend representative olsen and representative jason fields, as well as each of the other task force members for working together on read to lead. >> wisconsin used to lead the nation in fourth-grade reading assessment. but by the time i took office, we sunk to the middle of the pack. we can all agree that we can and should do better. as part of our read to lead plan, we propose swift action to get our students back on top when it comes to reading. we will find screeners to assess every child entering kindergarten so we know the reading levels of each of our students to help plans to help them read at grade level. we require childcare providers to put a new focus on reading skills and new train on early childhood development. and we will implement a more rigorous exam for elementary programs patterned off the highly successful program in massachusetts. and finally, we'll create a read to lead development council to raise support for reading programs all across wisconsin. a study last april showed that students are four times more likely to drop out of school if t

ben olsen tiene confiaza que el equipo capitalino llegara bien al inicio de la temporada y que sera enestadio robert f. kennedy cuando reciban al sporting de kansas city. pero antes jugara la copa de carolina contra chicago fire, charleston battery y columbus crew. vamos al futbol iberico donde para quedar mas claro la disputa por el titulo de la liga. con la presencia y reconocimiento al defensa roberto carlos arranco la fiesta merengue que sigue sumando puntos. real madrid se escapa hacia el tÍtulo despuÉs de remontar ante levante con tres goles del astro portuguÉs cristiano ronaldo que aumentaron a 10 puntos la ventaja sobre el barcelona que fue derrotado 3-2 por el osasuna. la victoria del real madrid 4-2 hace que la ventaja se mas dificil de remontar tomando en cuenta que a partir de la fecha el barca todos sus partidos seran como finales y a no perder, claro esperando que los merengues no ganen. una liga de espaÑa donde real madrid se acerca un poco mas al titulo. seguimos en europa porque se dio otro insidente entre suarez y evra en el partido entre canchester united y liverpool

first half robert olsen, junior, knocking down that three. 26-17. second half, go ahead and do it.aking him to task. trying to erase the memory of a couple of bad losses. greyhounds get to win number 20 first time in history. >> a dozen of them fighting for one of five spots. hunter is expected today. he possesses the experience for a tough spot and showed a little bit how he made a leadership as well >> it's tough having to battle against other guys just for a job. just going out there and having fun and being helpful as can you. because ultimate goal is to win as a team and as a staff, if we have 5, 6, 7 guy that's are successful then we'll be prett good. >> now the west coast spring, the pga tour gives us an indication of things to come, we are truly blessed. fill phil mickelson, just seven under. his playing partner right there with him. mr. bradley, right on top of phil's also seven under. impressive. they join haas. about 45 feet. doesn't get much better than that. billy haas a winner. and that's good for back to back wins. >> here we're no stranger to olympic gymnastics. we

. >> did you know the olsen twins have a younger sister? she's an actress in a good film. elizabeth olsen turns 23 today. plus, a special happy seventh birthday to our floor manager. happy birthday. people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. >>> welcome back. 5:39. 42 degrees at reagan national. i wish i grabbed my jacket. with a little bit of a breeze, definitely chill yu out here this morning. -- chilly out here this morning. grab the umbrellas. we have showers on the way. we had spotty showers thank. that will be the case the -- this morning. that will be the case the rest of the day. i'll be back in five minutes and talk about the weekend forecast which does have some very interesting possibi

olsen three of his 14 points. this one was never in doubt but you would not know that by the looks of coach hartford. working on the inside is etherly and slam dump he scored 24 points. 42 points at layola is the fewest they've allowed in years. >>> and standing eight count for rondo, he kept playing. baltimore's carmelo anthony he's tough, he scored 26 points for new york but that wasn't enough. as boston wins it 91-89 in a basketball meeting of this year's super bowl cities. less than 48 hours to the kick off of super bowl xlvi in indianapolis. new york giants coach kaufland poses with the lombardy trophy. new england is a three point vegas favorite. i'm on record picking the giants. i see them winning by 10, we'll see. >> wow. >> wow. >>> it's a battle where ,,,,,,,, what does hope look like? it's in the rising walls of a home rebuilt. raising the spirit of a community reborn. what does heart sound like? it's in the rhythm of nails pounded into wood. a beat driven by the conviction that inspiration can overcome

architecture and urban design, it sure would design engineers, jay wallace and associates, sanger and olsen. in 1946, a sheriff's deputy provided a description of the area. in the early 18 80's, it was mostly of hotels. in them days, the shows were better were the boys from one would challenge the boys from another. we would all go for beers at a nickel apiece. the hotels are gone. most of irish hill is gone. but some still stands today. this is bareknuckle industrial, ross base -- raw space. we want to preserve and revitalize its oil keeping the original design. -- while keeping the original design. art space 101 is ideal for small but elegant steel workspaces. 104 is suited for larger producers or instructors of art and culture. exposed brick and open plan are desirable, creative venues. entertainment space, union iron works, 113 and 114, this is the cathedral of performance art with soaring ceilings and arched windows. it celebrates its heritage while providing a multi-disciplined than you. it is a gateway leading to bridge iron plaza where bethlehem steel beams are brought home from the

. >> reporter: it's mardi gras in the french quarter and the party is just beginning for dianne olsen. >> it makes my spirit lift up, honey. i feel like a bird. >> reporter: new orleans native moved to florida. but she comes back for the bourbon street celebration every year. >> what's it's in your heart, you have to keep it. >> an estimated 1 million people are partying in the city. pouring $300 million into the local economy. >> big increase, you know, it's definitely good times for the city and brings extra revenue. >> how would you describe fat tuesday for somebody that has never been here? >> that's impossible. it's like taking a pickture of the grand canyon. there's no way it's going to come out looking at like what you're staring at. >> costumes are customary. from board games to angels. jelly fish to nemo himself. nothing is too outrageous. >> you aren't going to quit your day job, are you? >> no, don't even tell them about this. >> celebration is likely to last into the early morning, but the party officially ends at midnight when police clear the streets. marking the beginni

benito delgado olsen, i believe, who is doing a program here to connect kids with dental care and also provide school supplies. for a lot of kids, those are important components. but what he did is he decided to buy his school supplies in this country and identified a union shop out of newark and got a good deal for about 150,000 schoolbags, i believe. but what that did for that plant in newark, it allowed them through the jobs now program to 87hire chris. it leverage is everything else we do. i am an optimist about the future of this country. hubert humphrey used to say that he was an optimist because he looked out in the field of pessimism and there was too much competition. [laughter] but i think we have a lot to be optimistic about. when we met in san francisco recently, i really wanted to come back, because what you have done here is probably more than most cities in the country, and i invite you to continue to push washington. because what you have done is you have continued to raise this issue, and i think that will kind of give us the ammunition to move the program forward. i a

. >> occupy protesters olsen the iraq war vet who suffered a head injury during a clash with police had watch the speech with others in a separate viewing room. >>> next, the changing nature of war and the pentagon's new rules on the role of women in combat. >> training for the worst. san francisco leaders drilled for a possible attack on the city's with water system. >>> playing the waiting game. a rare q & a with the owner of the a's and frustration over his desire to move the team to san jose. >>> stars come out at pebble beach. bill murray gets serious about his game. oh will you grab us some yoplait? sure. what flavor? mm, one of each. lemon burst, hm, cherry orchard, blackberry harvest... my daughter's grabbing some yoplait. pina colada, orange creme. i can't imagine where she is... strawberry cheesecake. [ grocery store pa ] clean up in aisle eight. found her! [ female announcer ] yoplait original. 25 flavors for you to love. it is so good. . -- good news all major airports on time. there's a little rain and snow heading towards oklahoma city and dallas may be the only place that

twenty twelve group they've been drawn alongside the netherlands portugal and germany their boss morten olsen says playing russia is ideal preparation. surely i mean we play against the dutch team a good portugal and in germany and they play the same with the russian team so for denmark it's a very good test the russian team is the team who have a lot of experience they have a lot of players around thirty are still going strong they have most of the players are coming from miss years from moscow and stinnett simpy just book. so it's for to put two clubs and they have play a lot of games in the clubs but surely all together in the national teams. now so as another one's prepared to travel to england for the pick of tomorrow's friendly games for. it it will be the first three to the ninety thousand st wembley stadium but for liverpool midfielder dick it will be his second appearance there in four days the dutch was part of the my society team which won the cup title on sunday the likes of rob appear to enjoy it also look ready for action many. are going to be just as friendly. i think it's a ve

twelve they've been drawn alongside the netherlands portugal and germany in green bay their boss morton olsen says playing russia is ideal preparation. surely i mean we play against the tajima good portugal and germany and they play the same with the russians he. gets a very good list the russian team is the team who have a lot of experience they have a lot of players around thirty are still going strong they have most of the players are coming from this year from moscow and seen it in petersburg. so it's for two quick two clubs and they play a lot of games in the clubs surely all together in the national teams now talking of euro two thousand and twelve and there's no long to go now until the tournament gets underway a little over one hundred days until the june eighth kickoff when poland take on greece in warsaw and organizers remain confident the preparations are under control speaking at a press conference in the ukrainian capital officials from both host countries ukraine and poland stressed that everything would run smoothly by the time the tournament starts ukraine has built and modern

marianne olsen is accused of scamming at least five people by telling them she owned $1 million in restricted facebook stock. prosecutors say she paid a contractor $28,000 in the fake stock for work he did on her house. capitalizing, obviously, on the week's big financial news. >>> well, the rockies and great plains are getting slammed this morning by a powerful slow-moving storm. blizzard warnings and winter storm watches are in effect this morning from denver all the way to des moines. the snow is expected to come down for at least 36 hours straight, leaving up to two feet on the ground. and this could be denver's biggest snowstorm in nearly a decade. many schools are closed this morning. so far nearly 200 flights have been canceled at denver international airport. before the blizzard hit hundreds of workers were standing by with heavy equipment, ready to clear the runways and melt the ice. >> good luck to all our friends in the midwest. but so glad it's been mild here along the east coast this winter, unlike last year. so good luck, denver and all the folks out there. >> i say bring the sn

director of the national counterterrorism center, matthew olsen. secretary of state for intelligence and research philip goldberg. and undersecretary for tell defense intelligence and analysis at the department of homeland security, caryn wagner. thank you all very much for being here. we will now take your statement, director chambliss and then go into a period of questions. what did i say? >> chambliss. >> director clapper excuse me. and we will then go into 10 minute rounds based on the early bird rule. director clapper, welcome. >> well i take that as a complyment so, thank you. >> good. >> thank you chairman feinstein, vice chairman chambliss and distinguished members of the committee for inviting us to present the 2012 worldwide threat assessment. these remarks and our statement for the record reflect the collective insights of extraordinary men and women of the united states intelligence community whom it is our privilege and who are to lead -- honor to lead. on their behalf i would thank you both for your acknowledgement and recognition tha

scott olsen was injured from a clash between occupy protesters and police back in october. >> i don't think mayor kwan has the guts to face me or the occupiers or the city in general. >> reporter: kwan did address crime in the city, saying the number of homicides has to be reduced. >> it's noble, it's doable. it's something that we must do as a city. and if we do it, if we do it, we will change the cycle of violence in the city forever. >> reporter: security was beefed up after occupy oakland protesters threatened to disrupt the mayor's speech, but no problems were reported. reporting live tonight here in oakland, heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> in oakland's chinatown today, a call to occupy protesters. no more violence. seniors in chinatown have lost a sense of security since the occupy protests began. community leaders say the demonstrations are especially hard on the elderly. some of whom moved here after leaving situations of war and chaos. >> they hit a helicopter. the sirens, and all the activities that they saw. just reminding them, many, many bad experiences. many ex

scott olsen was injured from a clash between occupy protesters and police back in october. >> i don't think mayor kwan has the guts to face me or the occupiers or the city in general. >> reporter: kwan did address crime in the city, saying the number of homicides has to be reduced. >> it's noble, it's doable. it's something that we must do as a city. and if we do it, if we do it, we will change the cycle of violence in the city forever. >> reporter: security was beefed up after occupy oakland protesters threatened to disrupt the mayor's speech, but no problems were reported. reporting live tonight here in oakland, heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> in oakland's chinatown today, a call to occupy protesters. no more violence. seniors in chinatown have lost a sense of security since the occupy protests began. community leaders say the demonstrations are especially hard on the elderly. some of whom moved here after leaving situations of war and chaos. >> they hit a helicopter. the sirens, and all the activities that they saw. just reminding them, many, many bad experiences. many ex

. >> occupy protester scott olsen the iraq war vet who suffered a head injury during a clash with police in a separate viewing room. >>> let's recap our top stories. ma marin county health officials trying to -- understand how two residents managed to contract the human form of the fatal mad cow disease. >> terry mcsweeney joins us live from the health department. >> reporter: folks here at the marin county public health department scrambling to try to figure out where these two people got what is officially called creutzfeldt-jacob disease. take a look at one of the victims. this woman has died this is 59-year-old aline shaw of san rafael executive director of a group helping seniors. her family members were told she died of creutzfeldt-jacob one is mad cow disease. there was an outbreak in in 199 that killed 165 people, aline shaw lived in england in 1990. you can get it from contaminated medical instruments and heredity. symptoms come on rapidly the same result, always fatal there is no cure. state and county health officials trying to figure out where these two people came down with

. >> occupy protester scott olsen had to watch the speech with other protesters in a separate viewing3. mcdonald's is hoping to see green as it takes its shamrock shake nationwide. bloomberg business report coming up. >>> training for the worst. san francisco leaders drill for a possible attack on the city's water system. >>> playing waiting game. a rare kwrbgs & a with the -- a rare q & a with the owner of the a's. >>> stars come out. >>> storm track moved to the north overnight all the rain falling now in oregon. a day full of sun and high clouds across the state upper 60s through the central valley. low to mid 80s around l.a. and palm springs. heading to pebble beach sun and 62 scattered showers friday and at day should be dry sunday cooler in the mid 50s. >>> 5:47 now. >> the people who monitor san francisco's drinking water say it is better protected now than a couple days ago because the san francisco public utilities commission is in the process of at the timing its response plan in case of a water contamination emergency. it staged a drill yesterday after the epa decided the w

i think having ted olsen, former solicitor-general and a very well-known conservative litigator, wonderful lois, as well as david boyes teaming up together is a powerful message. love is not partisan. there's no party that knows love better than the other. there's a lot of debates, this is a political show. maybe some people will say that some parties know how to love more than others. i want to say love knows no boundaries, and that's why this is such a powerful thing. it's not just california, though. the ninth circuit deals with washington. we have an important decision going up there, still washington state. i hope it goes to the supreme court. why? because we learned through this process of standing up and fighting for our rights, especially when you consider don't ask don't tell being repealed, there are soldiers serving overseas right now, and if they happen to be gay and they have a loving partner at home, what if they die? what the soldier dies, and you drape a casket with the american flag? are you supposed to say, let's cut out some stars and say, you know what? you're only equa

britta olsen is my patient. spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. >>> digging deeper tonight, high ranking intelligence officials are sounding new and alarming warning. iran is prepared to launch terrorist attacks inside the united states. they also said they see no intelligence to indicate iran is plotting attacks on u.s. soil. iran's involvement in a botched attack on u.s. soil signals a shift in their boldness. a decade long feud is on the verge of moving to a boil. here is what leon panetta told cbs 60 minutes. >> in the united states, the president made this clear, does not want iran to develop nuclear weapons. that's a red line for us and it's a red