he goes, ed owens. i said, who is ed owens?once seemed a case of tying up old loose ends had been blown wide open. >>> coming up -- >> i just want to know why. >> what really happened that night in the bedroom? a mysterious suspect faces new charges, but there's another twist ahead. >> you're not going to believe what we just found. when the secrets in the suitcase continues. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. >>> hello. spain's economic minister says he will ask for european aid in a massive bank bailout. finance ministers have agreed to loan spain

owens passed away. owens played five seasons in san francisco.g 177 passes for over 3,000 yards. he was inducted in the hall of fame last year. owens was 78 years old. >>> it's been coming for some time. todd mcclellan will return as head coach of the sharks. mcclellan and his staff were under evaluation after a first-round playoff loss to st. louis. mcclellan has won 195 regular season games in his first 4 seasons as a head coach. >> todd is a coach we had a lot of success with. what we wanted to do was include everybody in the opportunity to really identify the areas that we weren't happy with at the end of the year. and make no mistake about it, there were several. we're not going to rush it. we were getting it right. we want to be on the best team on the ice with the best coaching staff. ♪ i've been waiting for this moment ♪ ♪ all my life >>> admit it, you rewound that scene in "the hangover" a bunch of times because you couldn't get enough. soon, you'll be able to see and hear mike tyson on broadway. he's teaming up with spike lee to bring h

>> reporter: well, governor bill owens a republican, the former republican bill owens, i should say,ho lobbied that criticism. he said during another really huge wildfire here, during his term, president bush wanted -- then president bush wanted to come and visit colorado and governor owen said, absolutely not. we don't want that kind of attention diverted from the actual fire fighting. of course, now the governor is a democrat. so it's kind of like owens versus hickenlooper, but i don't think the people -- i haven't heard anybody on the ground in colorado springs saying, why is he coming? >> everything that the president sdp in an election year is political and politicized. >> reporter: and criticized. >> criticized, of course. this does make a lot of sense in that we see him as a leader, caring about people and turning the conversation literally and figuratively away from washington into him being a man of the people. look, if you want to talk about the politics of going to a natural disaster and trying to comfort people and trying to get some resolution to it, imagine what the rea

he had sort of a kitchen cabinet in effect who he looked to, burke marshal owen fiss, bob owen, joe woods and dick cates. some were on the staff, some weren't on the stap staff. doer reached out. he knew he was in a very sensitive situation. when i think back, it was handled as well as anybody could handle it. >> would you and woods participate in discussions with the kitchen cabinet? >> sometimes yes, and sometimes no. not always. sometimes you know doer was always in contact with var people on his own. there was nols formal meetings a lot, but sometimes yeah, sometimes i would talk to marshall myself or owen who was really the key figure in the kitchen cabinet. burke marshall was also a key figure in recruiting people for the staff. hillary i think came in through burt marshal. mike conway, various people came in through burke and the yale connection, bill and hillary clinton obviously went to yale. well, it wasn't hillary clinton then, she was hillary rodham then. so burke was a key figure both in recruiting people and advising doer, and burke was a very sensible guy. he was a great as

donald trump says dave owens will not be fired. i'm happy, guys. >> i'm glad he has a hat so that hair was hid hidden. >> was it orange? >> it was red today. nick, 16 under. tiger woods second at 1400. >> and watney is the defending champion. he knows this event well. >> when the pros play, they are learning. this is a big mr. speaker practice for them. >> there is no parking on the grounds here at congressional. there are several places you can park, however. it's going to cost you some money. one of them is the gaithersburg fair grounds. also vip parking close to congressional. there's only 125 spots available because that is walking distance to the course. >> they sell out quickly. also, the rock spring parking lot at the corner of fernwood road in bethesda. that's already sold out for friday. so your only option tomorrow is the county fair grounds in gaithersburg. that will cost you $7 a day and that lot is closed over the weekend. plenty of parking available in rock spring for saturday and sunday. again, the price at both loca

owen is one of two sons. a spokesman for the office said the state's attorney has agreed to handle all aspects of this case should charges be filed. that is due to the obvious conflict the case may present. ellen bernstein has had trouble previously. he was arrested in 2008 for threatening a woman, forcing his way into her house, and assaulting someone pretty was convicted of drug charges and given a suspended sentence. disturbing crime in a relatively quiet neighborhood. police are looking for two men who robbed and shot a man who was walking home from work on harford road. tried to wrestled the gun away from one of the other men and that is when he was shot in the face and neck. >> is a little disturbing. with our business, we drive all the neighborhood and everybody is very close-knit in this neighborhood. for something like that to happen, it hurts the neighborhood. >> this is outside of our neighborhood that came in and left. those are the things that harmed the neighborhoods. the outsider who come in. >

owen took the lead on the design of the building, and john moran -- on laguna street. and the buildings between oak and hickory. this is an overview of the site plan, and i am sure that you're used to this -- you can see the pattern of the three courtyards. the landscape architect has organized these as gardens with a terrace, with these gardens that captures storm water. and then, those kind of connect, and then -- the central core, which allows for that view and they lack access, and this is an accessible -- this is connecting from oak to hickory street. that is an important part of the project. this is treated as an extension of the overall project. the alleyways in the neighborhood are some of the most charming places, pleasant and active with the smaller- scale buildings. we have designed this as a living valley, with special paving and places to sit, a place for people to be, cyclists, with less emphasis on vehicles. the pattern for vehicles is 1- way travel, and to further reduce the traffic -- the access into the garage is on the lower end. and the exit is that

owen burnstein and his roommate have been sent to the hospital. we have more on what we have found. >> this is a still developing story involving owen burnstein and his roommate. police were called before 4:00 a.m. for an import -- report of an assault. they had agreed to cut each other as some kind of blood brother exchange. a fight ensued and both men had been hospitalized. a spokesman for the office said the montgomery county state's attorney's office has agreed to handle all aspens of this case should charges be filed. but that is due to the obvious conflict of presents. city police have interviewed them and they're presenting the information they have gathered today to a court commissioner who will decide whether charges should be filed. we will continue to update this story as it develops. this is a live look at the house of representatives where lawmakers have voted to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress. this stems from what is known as operation fast and furious. related to a boggled tracking operation. >> an excessi

all this month our dave owens has been introducing us to veterans using golf to heal. this morning we meet corey. >> i broke three vertebrae in my back, two compression fractures, ten ribs, collapsed lung. i'm just getting by. >> reporter: just getting by. that's right for corey as he goes through grueling rehab at walter reed. the day he was wounded still fresh in his mind. november 13, 2011. >> it's kind of a days at first -- a daze at first. after the initial blast it takes a second to come around. but at that point i was actually more worried about my crew. >> reporter: not surprising it was always his m.o. to think of others. so it's also not a surprise that while he's working to get better, he wants to go back to afghanistan. >> absolutely. absolutely in a heart beat. >> reporter: wow. >> that's actually when i got here to walter reed, the first thing i asked the doctor is when can i go back. >> reporter: ferris won't be rejoining his band of brothers but golf helps divert attention away from the battlefield. >> as long as you're hitting the ball well, you can re

sports is next. >>> and now 9 sports with dave owens, the best sports in town. >> reporter: back here at congressional country club, at&t getting underway officially tomorrow. we'll talk more golf in a second, but first redskins and robert griffin, iii, of course, most of the news following this guy since he was drafted in d.c. has been relatively squeaky clean, that until today. a man in waco, texas, was arrested for trying to extort the redskins quarterback. fbi agents arrested richard khamir hurd after he took monday friday night from an undercover agent. hurd claims he had embarrassing was in on griffin and threatened to reveal it if he wasn't paid. what the information was, we don't know it. hurd a walk-on basketball player at baylor in 2004 will be in federal court in three days. >>> you guys saw me out on the course today. it was pretty ugly. i suppose tiger woods and the rest of the field will do a lot better than i did, especially woods. of course, he won this tournament in 2009, the last time it was here. lots going on since then for woods, though. something that hasn't chan

it was blown away, what was also interesting about the olympics is for all the stories about jessie owens and how hitler was furious about the black athletes winning gold medals, the black athletes largely came away with good experiences in the sense that they came away, they were -- personally jessie owens was by far the most popular athlete in the -- in that olympics. and many, many germans, privately invited black athletes to their homes for coffee or meals, things that a number of them commented in that time in the united states would not have happened and w.edubois, was on scholarship, and he commented, saying it would have been impossible for me to spend six months in the united states without a racial afront, i never had one in germany. but what my country men do not realize, is that the anti-semitism here, the intensity is much worse than any racism that we faced in the united states and much more dangerous. yes, here in front. if you could just wait for the microphone one second. thank you. >> the mouthings from hitler about jews fell on receptive ears, it happened to other peopl

ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> awfully large creature. >> quite a find. >>> coming up later on "goodrning america," a battle of the stars over a business deal that went bad. >> stephen baldwin accuses kevin costner of cheating him out of a multimillion-dollar investment. now, they're meeting in court. find out all

it's for all the stories about jesse owens and how hitler was furious about jesse owens and the other black athletes. the black athletes largely came away with good experiences in a sense that they came away -- they were personally the most popular athlete in those olympics. and many germans privately invited black athletes to their homes for coffee or meals. w.e.dubois was on a scholarship for six months in germany right around that time. and he commented on this. he said it would have been impossible to go without some sort of racial front. but what my country men don't realize, because i speak jerman, i do realize, is that the anti-semitism here, the voracity of it is much worse than any racism we've ever faced in the united states and much more dangerous: >> if you could just wait for the microphone for one second. >> it would seem to me fell on receptive ears because that was something that was not -- i mean, it happened to other people, who cared. and therefore, was it true that the economic situation and the love that americans have, they don't have the royalty. and the success

>> reporter: this may just look like horsing around, but for 9-year-old owen atkins, it's a chance to be like everyone else. flying manes provides riding therapy to children with special needs like owen who has cerebral palsy. >> an opportunity to help him get through the hard times. >> reporter: and mark teixeira is trading his gold glove for a day in the saddle, stealing home and hearts. seniors at east haven nursing home were stunned. these long-time fans treated to makeovers and manicures. folks like 100-year-old selma filed, buffed, and polished by none other than right fielder nick swisher. >> just to be able to spend time with somebody like that and hear some of the stories they have to tell. that's what it's all about. >> reporter: finally, my special hope week buddy 5-year-old andy fess who has a condition which usually keeps him out of the sun and has left him legally blind. but like any little boy, he dreams about playing baseball. and now that dream has taken him all the way to yankee stadium. throwing the first pitch, high fiving the team after the victory. >> the easy wa

owens died. the the wide receiver leaping ability named him the name alley-oop.he colts for two seasons but played five years with the san francisco 49ers. he had 206 career reception and 22 touchdowns. rc owens dead at 78. >>> baltimore ravens defensive coordinator cam cameron will be the keynote speaker this evening. he will speak with the dragon boat race team at the catholic charities reception. he will talk about team building for success and giving them atour of the ravens locker room and facility. dragon boat races take place on saturday september 8th, 2012. >>> it's been beautiful to look at for the past week but now it comes to an end as the tall ships docked in the inner harbor will leave port. this morning linda so is live and you were telling us a few moments ago some of the ships have set sail. >> reporter: yes, just a couple minutes ago in fact. we saw three navy ships leave from pier 6. the other navy ships that have been docked at locust point will be leaving later this morning just in about 15 minutes at 7, and then at 11, that's when you will se

mike hydeck and dave owens will have a recap of each day's events. the tournament gets under way on june 25. >>> our time is coming up 06:08. journalist robin roberts says she got a rare disease because of chemotherapy. in four minutes whether other women undergoing chemo should worry. >>> howard says the rain is gone so what kind of weather is moving in? the forecast is next here on 9news now. >>> it will be much more comfortable as drier air moves in. breezy, too. high temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. full seven-day forecast coming up. >>> i'm happy to say on the inbound of i-66 other than the slow traffic inbound at the beltway, task lanes are open on 66 -- traffic lanes are open on 66. in my next report we'll take a look at 95 in virginia at 6:17. >>> gmaco-anchor robin roberts has started pretreatment for mda, a disease of the bone and blood marrow. when she made the announcement monday, she said the illness was a direct result of the chemotherapy she received five years ago to fight her breast cancer. should other women getting chemo

owen zeke. and jim marks. >> good morning. good morning, mr. mayor and to all of you it is a fantastic day in san francisco, isn't it? and aren't we glad we live in america where we have the freedom of choice. mr. mayor, you know a meeting like there couldn't happen in some countries so we are thankful for you to bring us together. i'm dr. annette shelton. i'm with the aids group and they have given me a transcript. i don't know how long it is but here is my agreement with you. when he comes to my two minutes wherever i am i'm going to finish the sentence and then i will e-mail it to you, mr. mayor, if that is agreeable. i would like for all of the members to please stand right quick for me. as i said i'm dr. annette shelton. i'm with the aids group and third vice president of the san francisco branch naacp and producer of "buzzing around with dr. shelton" on channel 29 sunday nights. i'm here with many other members from across districts 10 and 11 asking that next year's budget focus on neighborhood equality. this includes ideas to revitalize

. >>> i'm signing it for an 11-year-old marcellis owens who is also here.s. she didn't have insurance and couldn't afford the care that she needed, so in her memory, he has told her story across america so that no other children have to go through what his family's experienced. >> when president obama signed the affordable care act into law, he honored a young boy, that young man right there, from seattle, who stood on the front lines of history. marcellis owens has been sharing his mom's story since he was 7 years old. he bravely fought on just a week after her death, speaking publicly about health care reform and his work reached all the way to the white house. joining me today is now 13-year-old health care activist, marcellis owens. great to have you here today. given all that you've been through and all that you've see in your young years, how does yesterday's ruling make you feel? >> it makes me feel really proud that all of the work that i myself and everyone else that's helped work on it, knowing that their work and my work has paid off after all th

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owens passed away at the age of 78.ayed with san francisco from 1958 through 61 before going to the colts then the giants. r. c. was called alley-oop because he used to just out leap the defenders. in 61 he caught five touchdownss had more than 1,000 receiving yards. r. c. spent more than 20 years in the 49ers front office. two years ago r. c. owens was elect into the bay area sports hall of fame last fall entered the 49ers hall of fame r. c. owen true gentlemen is survived business his wife susan. >>> ireland they knew they wouldn't make to it the final round but they tried to play spoilers by eliminating italy. there's mario with great athletic. he's a super player but had poor play. he might have silented italy beats ireland 2 nill. italy spain germany portugal greece check rep advance. >>> he had to wait 37 minutes to see if he was the new u. s. open champion. also got a surprise guest. >> i also got to a slow start but i knew that -- n>> always something to spice matter is up. >> enjoy the jail cell pal. >> thank g

it was a wonderful evening and dave owens, that shirt just fit him so well. tailor made.orgeous that it was. we just had a wonderful time at the howard theatre, a beautiful venue for the event, too. >> the renovations were stunning. >> the first time a lot of us had been there. i heard from a woman who asked what my last memory was of the howard. she was talking about when she saw james brown on stage. it brought out a lot of good memories for loot of people mo -- lot of people who attended and we started new memories for them. jane and barbara, you rock. >>> 6:49. time to get the answer to our question of the morning. the question was one more time, most american couples say this one thing has improved their romance in their homes. is it a, the dvr, b, the smartphone, or c, separate beds? >> i guess this makes sense. the answer is a, the dvr. >> apparently arguing over the remote was a bigger deal than we had known. >> you can concentrate now on knowing it's going to be recorded. >>> jessica is off today but we're still saving you money with our daily deals. to save or n

. >> he and owen fist had a debate about it. owen did support it. >> that was important. see, he -- i was a strong supporter of article 3. and i did know that dorr reached out to other people such as fist and marshall. he didn't rely on my judgment holily. he looked to me for advice and -- but he was looking to other people as well. so if i argued strongly as i did for article 3 i knew he would go to other -- like he should. that's the right thing. just because i say there should be article 3 doesn't mean there smub article 3. it was part of my -- even article 3, he was part -- the reason i wanted article 3 is because we had to sit down to the president's -- the executive branch is obligated, i'm always thinking trial in the senate. the ultimate trial and they don't give us the material, it makes the trial that much more difficult and that was an impeachable offense. in an impeachment process. it was important. it inhibited. they had no right to with hold anything. i believe in executive privilege. i was a big defender but if there is an itch peachable, it should have bee

owen hunt on "grey's anatomy." punky owen hunt. kevin mckidd is his name in real life.ave the -- triple ding now. >>> a great story out of california. a little league team that started the season with no coach. the kids had nowhere to turn. until some boys that were not much older than the players showed up and said they would take over. >> reporter: it was a team no one wanted to coach. no dads. >> go. >> reporter: no moms. >> come on, josh. >> reporter: not one grown-up. so, when two volunteers showed up for the first practice -- >> a little overrated. >> reporter: no one on this orange county, california, little league team could believe their eyes. >> he comes to me and says, i'm your coach. and i honestly started laughing. and he's being serious. he's being serious. i'm like, oh. i didn't realize we would have a four-foot coach. >> reporter: did you think he was part of the team? >> yeah. >> i didn't know who he was. >> reporter: at 14, cameron shelly is the same age as most of the team. chris pucket is just a year older. accomplished players in their own right. bu

owens passed away at the age of 78.san francisco from 1958 through 61 before going to the colts then the giants. r. c. was called alley-oop because he used to ju out leap the defenders. in 61 he caught five touchdownss had more than 1,000 receiving yards. r. c. spent more than 20 years in the 49ers front office. two years ago r. c. owens was elect into the bay area sports hall of fame last fall entered the 49ers hall of fame r. c. owen true gentlemen is survived business his wife susan. >>> ireland they knew they wouldn't make to it the final round but they tried to play spoilers by eliminating italy. there's mario with great athletic. he's a super player but had poor play. he might have silented italy beats ireland 2 nill. italy spain germany portugal greece check rep advance. >>> he had to wait 37 minutes to see if he was the new u. s. open champion. also got a surprise guest. >> i also got to a slow start but i knew that -- n>> always something to spice matter is up. >> enjoy the jail cell pal. >> thank goodness they

dave owens joins us now with what's caused the last minute scratch. dave, so many people so disappointed. what the heck happened? >> shocker, derek. that's the only word i can say. think of the enormous and timing of it because race fans were thinking okay in, about 24 hours we're going to potentially see the first triple crown winner in 34 years. well, that's going to have to wait. i'll have another says i won't have another. that's because after galloping this morning and then she was brought into the stall. the handlers noticed swelling in the left front leg, not life threatening but enough to give everyone pause and make the decision, which nobody wanted to, do to hold him out of the belmont. his trainer doug o'neill trying to encapsulate the emotion and give it some perspective, too. >> so it's far from tragic. no one died or anything like that, but it's extremely disappointing and i feel so sorry for the whole people. we've had such an amazing run. >> yeah, amazing run. of course, we won't see the final leg of that triple down. tendonitis is the

from moscow is kevin owen here with you this hour with our top story in egypt's topos president hosni mubarak's been jailed for life itself to new and he's reportedly suffered a heart attack while on his way to prison he's been convicted over the killing of eight hundred fifty protesters during last year's uprising his former interior minister is also be given life but six former security officials have been acquitted egyptian journalist miriam ashanti reports from outside the courthouse in cairo. but initially the reaction was obviously one of. relief at the sound of the word guilty but when. that verdict was read i think they realized they should the full extent of the outcome of the verdict had begun to sink in the realized ation that the majority of the defendants would be returning home free man and not be held responsible for their role in their involvement in the including the deaths of eight hundred fifty protesters last january as was corruption and mismanagement of the nation for the crew of the few crewmen of personal wealth. couples broke out in the courtroom almost immedi

owens. the meeting is adjourned. i'm the president of friends of mclaren park. it is one of the oldest neighborhood community park groups in san francisco. i give a lot of tours through the park. during those tours, a lot of the folks in the group will think of the park as very scary. it has a lot of hills, there's a lot of dense groves. once you get towards the center of the park you really lose your orientation. you are very much in a remote area. there are a lot of trees that shield your view from the urban setting. you would simply see different groves that gives you a sense of freedom, of being outdoors, not being burdened by the worries of city life. john mclaren had said that golden gate park was too far away. he proposed that we have a park in the south end of the city. the campaign slogan was, people need this open space. one of the things that had to open is there were a lot of people who did a homestead here, about 25 different families. their property had to be bought up. so it took from 1928 to 1957 to buy up all the parcels of land that ended up in

to approve the selection and award agreement to daryl owens, inc. and authorize the general manager to negotiate and execute an agreement for an amount not to exceed 1,000,255 -- $1,250,000. >> commissioners, anybody want to remove any items from the consent calendar? can i have a motion? >> moved. >> seconded. >> all those in favor? the motion carries. item ten, please. >> authorized the general manager to execute on behalf of the city and county of san francisco a funding agreement with santa clara county into the nature conservancy. toward the county acquisition of the ranch. the creation of a conservation ageneasement on such land. and protection of conservation values through annual monitoring. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is our third proposed acquisition, our largest to date. if they are all a little different. i will be happy to answer any questions. >> can you describe where this is? >> it is not contiguous with our property. towards the end, there are two matters. which as in contexts and it shows the map which we have provided.