the panthers were at war with authorities. the sheriff's department, police department, any department of authority and the fbi at that time had targeted them as a group that was considered to be one of the most dangerous in america. >> the black panther party doesn't attack anyone but we will use self-defense in the event that it's necessary. >> they sent a clear message. they would not hesitate to use violence if they found it necessary in their fight for freedom and equality. and in 1967 to reinforce that they executed a bold demonstration in the very halls of power. with an armed march to the assembly chamber in the state capitol building. >> i have these black panthers up here with guns on the second floor. >> velda davis covered that story for kpix. >> we didn't have a camera there that day. we didn't have any idea they were going to show up. we had to play catch up on that story. so they told -- i guess people who they felt would not betray the surprise of it. >> you place me under arrest? are you putting me under arres

the panthers tie it midway through the third. with just over two minutes left, jason hits the game winner. 3-2 the sharks fall in florida. next up, the predators in nashville tuesday, the final game of that road trip. >>> the warriors tipping out in oakland tonight taking on kevin durant and the oklahoma city thunder. we see lebron james and the heat in boston. the fail moment of the day, big baby glen davis on the break away misjudging thingsed distance from the floor to the basket. embarrassment ensues. jumped too early. boston gets the last laugh in the end, though. miami couldn't get a shot off trying to get a three to win it. no go. big baby doesn't have to be that embarrassed. they at least won the game. >> fun to see bill murray win. >> yeah. >> he always entertains us. >>> still to come at 5:00, would you be willing to do something 40 minutes three teams a week to he lp your health and memory? if so, we'll let you know what it is, coming up next. >>> taking a walk can help preserve memory lane. the national academy of sci

and sharks up, 2-1, but panthers didn't let up. tie it midway through the third.h over two minutes left, jason garrison gets the game-winner for florida. sharks fall in florida. predators in nashville tuesday. the final game of this road trip. >>> this year, the pro-am at pebble beach one of the better ones because there were no weather delays and plenty of star power, owned by bill murray and steve was the leighed elead in. looking to take the outright at 13 under gets the roll and drains. birdie putt. screaming up behind him, can move into the lead with 14 under with an eagle. he will get that eagle. there will be tons of celebration as he gets this one to fall. he's looking to chest bump his playing partner in idol, bill murray but falls short. murray wins his first ever pebble beach pro-am. finishes at 15 under for his first tour win. here's the partner. >> it's really fun. it's pretty easy to have fun here. i honestly didn't know what to do the last couple of holes. i felt like my mind and body left and didn't know how to behave. i felt i should behave poorly

the panthers got a goo in the 2nd period to pull evening.hen two minutes into the 3rd, the sharks back in front. 2-1 sharks. they held on to the lead for eight minute about then higgens.a backhander past antti neimi. two minutes away from overtime, when niemi with the wrap around attempt. the panthers get two goals in an 8-minute span in the 3rd period to hand san josi their second loss, the sharks are currentlypth in the very packed western conference playoff picture. >>> further ramify cases from that big fightn friday between the pittsburgh penguins and new york islanders, a game that featured 346 penality moats. >> . the penguin's godard with the biggest purport. while pittsburgh galie and islanders were mixing it, godard came off the bench, an automatic 10-game suspension. >>> and a weak from today the nascar season officially gets started with the daytona 500. there is lots of business to do between then and now. they had they were battling for the pole. this is denny hamlin getting ready to start his qualifying session and right out o

i grew up with the black panthers doing peace and freedom benefits for them.o on the one hand i like the softness of spirituel the day, but i also like the energy that you need to be a warrior where you need to be. i love martin luther king, but also malcolm x, sometimes you have to really hold your ground. compassion, kindness, education. rather than more killing. >> when you graduated in 1965, it was the height of the civil- rights movement. you just alluded to the environment that you were growing up in. as a young musician, what was it like for you in san francisco at the time? >> it was heaven on earth. we would go down to the fillmore and see these great band, the doors, and jimi hendrix, cream, and then go down to the grove to see other music. you could go to the mission district to hear mexican. everywhere i went there was this multi dimensional color and i felt like it was on necessary for me to do just one. like baskin-robbins, i want all the flavors. you cannot just be a mexican play music. there is a lot of beauty in that, but it was not for me. i

that means the panthers have one more chance to tie.gibbs hopes for a miracle, they hang on for the win and one cheer leader takes a deep sigh of relief. >>> it's way to early for conclusions but the new sandoval appears to be improved. he hit his second home run in as many days as the giants built a lead over the diamondbacks before it was a minor league game and arizona got four runs in the 8th. >>> the a's opened cactus league play against matt garza and the cubs. crisp with the bag full taking garza deep. one swing of the bat. a 4-4 tie. a's getting production. off the cub's -- oakland turned in to a laughter with a seven run 7th going onto win 15-7. that's a good sign for the a's. their brain trust, made the addition of offense a priority. they had a strong core of starting pitchers before signing matsui the biggest free agent splash. they also added david and willingham to the roster. healthy crisp would also do wonders when it came to creating more scoring opportunities. >> our rbi production should go up this year. he is a clutc

panthers had a chance to tie.nkfully for the cheerleader the shot was off the mark and louisville won it 62-59. the moral of the story, if you're a cheerleader, keep your hands on your pom-poms. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> narrator: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> an oscar recap and an upset at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, forget the oscars. 99.9% of americans love bacon. this weekend in iowa they celebrated bacon as food and an art form. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. we have another storm moving in. it's going to be an active week. one storm coming in now and another one wednesday into thursday. portland and seattle dealing with rain this morning and snow down at the pretty low elevations too, so it's chilly. as we go into tuesday, tomorrow, more or less showery type weather. the heavier stuff will come in tuesday night with strong

. >> the glenbrook middle school panthers, kristen, will be no more.his has been an emotionally draining process for the students and the parents. parents talk about the rivalry going on between the schools. they felt pitted between each other. there's been some taunting and it's not over yet. more than 500 people showed up to speak out and watch as the board voted last night. school officials hope the decision to close holebrook elementary and glenbrook middle school will save $2 million. 920 kids will need a new school. last night's decision was dramatic and there's still more to come. officials plan to vote in a couple weeks to close one more school. >> so when we do this, it's for keeps. we're not gonna likely reopen these schools anytime in the near future. we wanna make sure we do it once and make sure we do it right. >> i know a lot of sixth and seventh graders and they walk to school each and every day. their parents cannot afford to give them a ride or get on the bus. it's going to be really, really hard. >> silverwood elementary is one of the

. >>> finally, matt molson single handedly beat the panthers, gave the islanders a 2-0 lead and cappedhis second career hat truck with an empty netter. islanders have won 6 of 7 after beating florida 5-1. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> sandra bullock's ex makes a strange move to rehab his tattered image. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she's an example for public servants, for seniors, heck, she's an example for us all. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. thering forecast in the pacific northwest the mechanics couple of days. temperatures will come crashing down. storm systems still around with some moisture. we're talking snow, even m city. today it's fine down in the southwest. just rainshowers, seattle and portland. cold front will go through. temperatures will drop. then the snow elevations will too. rain changing to snow. especially wednesday night into thursday. may even be muff to have to shovel a little bit. especially many seattle. >>> if are you bauching us o

black panthers and all that had been working, you know, since the early '60s, and the weathermen andhe s.d.s. had been reflecting since the early '60s. and the free speech movement in berkeley had an effect on everybody. country joe and the fish were doing the same thing from berkeley, and-- that was just a fulmination of events that we were happy to be part of, you know. (paulsen) your music, from the beginning in the airplane-- it was different from other people. and i have to believe you never aspired to be bobby vee. it was always-- i was a child of the weavers. i was--not raised on the weavers, but when i came into music, i was musically raised by the weavers. they were the first person who struck me as a force. they eventually became the form from which i wanted to be-- the kind of band i wanted to be in. and when we started our band, this was the template that, unconsciously, anyway, i said, "well"--marty asked me the first night he met me-- he said, "you want to start a band?" i said, "yeah, we could do that. but there has to be a woman in it." 'cause i had always been swept

panthers in florida. jason garrison from the point.have lost two straight. 3-2 the final there. >>> sap finals. knocking off the defending champion in straight sets. first canadian to win on tour since 1995. >> all right. thank you. that's it for eyewitness news at 10:00 p.m. news is always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ i may be mud, but i have standards. mops? please. some of them have bacteria. ♪ and they try to pick me up? ew. i'm really hard to get. uh! ♪ what about love?! [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. used mops can grow bacteria. swiffer wetjet's antibacterial solution eliminates 99.9% of bacteria that mops can spread around. i like your pad!

>> glenbrook middle school here, eric, home of the panthers. it will be no more.ed to close next year. don't look for it to ever reopen. this is a final decision. the board took the vote last night before about 500 people. they decided they will close glenbrook middle school and holebrook elementary school. that will displace 923 students all here in concord. seven schools were up for possible closure, and parents say the process created some rivalry and even some taunting. >> she pointed at my shirt and she said you're going down. we are taking you down. how bad is that? i hope that the families in the mount diablo district can work together and not let the budget crisis tear up our community. >> and it's not over yet. silverwood elementary and westwood elementary both in concord still could be closed. officials want to shut down one more school and choose between these two within the next couple weeks. this whole process has been very emotional. the parents say the delay is frustrating. they're ready to be able to plan for next year and move on. the district nee

as a matter of fact, the black panthers threatened me many times. they caught me in an elevator at the palmer house in chicago and said, "we know that you are with martin luther king, but we want you to be on our side. and if you're not going to be on our side, when you come to harlem we will get you. " and of course . scared to death with these four beautiful strapping men, you know, pinning me up against the wall for the wrong reason. (laughter) ek: you don't say anything. (laughs) absolutely quiet. and when i came to harlem to do the apollo theater, they were there when i was doing speeches on behalf of martin luther king and trying to . they were ridiculing me, of course, and they threatened that they would get me again. but i stood my ground and walked from the seventh avenue theresa hotel to, all by myself, back to the apollo theater, as slowly as i could, doing the window shopping. and . no matter how many words they threw at me, i stood my grounds and no harm was done. q: this is a show largely about free expression and the first amendment.

the competition got at the panthers in morning. the manager in the former peak the former owner of extreme pete said were defaced. the two restaurants are block away. the restaurant manager contacted the owner of extreme pizza from jail. >> he confirmed that he was terminated over the phone. i said " yes you are " that is blast at the top talent. then he is ashamed of what the manager did. but the pain from aids. >> all of the work of all of the effort to come here into the building. the way it was was very sad. >> pete's at orgasm opened on tuesday. is there a war? or down actions of men who should have known better. >> is there a pizza war? >> know. you know we have been here for nine years. the competition is great. the fact that they are filling a great place that is vacant is great. >> he has a forgiving attitude. >> people make mistakes. nobody is perfect. >> let us move on. let us get this done. >> this seems like a war that never was is over. people can get back to making pizzas. in cinephile i'm just push for kron4 news. >

the panthers had a chance to tie up the the game. louisville hung on for the win. that cheerleader got a chance to walk out alive. >> that would have been awful. >>> let's check in with sal. how is traffic? >> traffic is doing okay so far if you are going to hit the road any time soon, you are getting in before the big crowd hits the road. 280 northbound looking nice. no problems on the way to cupertino. it looks pretty good all the way into san jose and 680 to 101. we are getting a little bit more of a crowd. they don't turn the metering lights on for another 15 minutes or so. let's go back to dave and pam. >>> more towering activity around the bay bridge this morning. yes, bringing in more new pieces for the bridge. will drivers be distracted during our commute? >>> no good will toward good will in one bay area neighborhood wanting to protect its image. >>> good morning, we have partly cloudy skies out there. temperatures inching upward. we'll have those in two minutes. atst fwa.ean ougog t bk. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte,hise a de. ougog t bk. wi cke sp rw

the panthers got the lead by 1. dwight murray then drives the baseline and throws up a reverse lay-up that goes. pittsburgh has to go desperation. brad's shot comes up well short. if you thought hardy looked like he might have been out of bounds, you would be right. but it's a no call -- that would have been a tough call to make on st. john's tough court. in morgantown, west virginia hosting notre dame. johnny west with his only 3 points as the game. if that thame sounds familiar, yes, johnny, the son of jerry west, an alum and hall of famer. later in the second half, darryl truck bryant took off. bryant with 3 of his 24 points. mountaineers take this going away, 7-58. >>> a bat of age over youth in golf's northern trust tournament, formerly known as the l.a. open. 51-year-old fred couples trying to turn back the clock and -- clock and takes a two-stroke lead today. phil mickelson, missing a short par putt. mickelson, not in the hunt, 12 shots off the lead. >>> not so for aaron baddeley. this was the first of three

doane, cbs news, new york. >> and joining us from houston is the spokesperson for the new black panthers party, kwanle x who released the video in defiance of the judge's order. good morning to you. >> good morning to you all. >> i know you worked very hard to get a hold of this tape. when you saw it for the first time, what went through your head? >> when i saw the tape for the very first time i was shocked, i was appalled, i was absolutely angry at what they were doing, these police officers, to this young man who was on the ground. you can clearly see he surrendered, he gave up, and the beating he took was absolutely unnecessary. it was shameful. that's how i feel. >> the defense and the district attorney in the case and the police department have said that it will be tough now for the defendants to get a fair trial now that this tape is out there, and they are blaming you specifically for putting this tape out there. what's your response to that? >> one, i believe people have a constitutional right to see the videotape. these are public servants in uniform, caught in the public, and

i see racism in the klu klux klan and the black panthers who come out and say they're racist but i don't see it in the tea party. i think the tea party is a very promising wave of civic action in this country and i applaud them and i their interest in the constitution will get us all -- to reintroduce us to the constitution. again my friend has written a wonderful book about the constitution. a readers guide of what is it again. the readers guide of the constitution or something like that. a citizens guide to the constitution and i urge people to get that book because it's challenging even if it's wrong. it challenges your sense of government's limits of the enumerated powers of the constitution and these are things that i think we're going to be discussing in the years ahead. and i think the book is a good place to starred. >> this email, do you know any neoconservatives? and if so, what is your opinion about them? laugh plaintiff >> i know a lot of neoconservatives. and my opinion is that they're a force for good in the world. >> you started writing about neoconservatives in 1984, the

i see racism in the ku klux klan and the black panthers and people like that. who actually are, come out and say they're racists. but i don't see it in the tea party. i think the tea party is a very promising wave of civic action in this country, and i applaud them. and i hope that their interest in the constitution will get us all to be reintroduce ourselves to the constitution. again, my friend, seth lipski who's written a wonderful book about the constitution, a reader's guide or what is it again? "a reader's guide to the constitution," something like that. "a citizen's guide to the constitution." and i urge people to get that book because it's challenging even if it's wrong, it challenges your sense of government's limits of the enumerated bill of rights, the enumerated powers of the constitution, and these are things that i think we're going to be discussing in the years ahead. and i think seth's book is a good place to start. >> host: we have an e-mail, do you know any neoconservatives, and if so, what is your opinion about them? [laughter] >> guest: i kn

he has been with harbaugh since the tail end of his playing career with the carolina panthers.ing story. >> jim doesn't remember this, one day at practice, jim was warming up and i said you know what one day when i go somewhere and going to hire you. and i said what? then i started thinking about it and jim was a gym rat. he was a football guy all the way. >>gary: michael most talked- about interview with oprah has been cancelled. at the last moment. if there were scheduled to be set down and representative called the oprah show late last night and said after careful consideration vic has decided no. he does not want to do it. why do it? he rehabilitated his image somewhat, why see all those ugly pictures be brought up again. on sports shows you don't see them anymore because he played so well. why go one there oprah will have to show where the dogs were murdered and it's the truck. words from the wise from crime. dale earnhardt jr. goes from grow 1 to the back road. this weekend's daytona, the way this worked out this guy was cruising. when you crash during practice session, v

that reminds me-- asking the right questions, i'm talking about-- of an old scene from a pink panther movie. remember chief inspector jacques clouseau? he goes up to a guy with a dog. he says, "does your dog bite?" he say, "no, my dog does not bite." so he goes to pet the nice little doggy, and it bites him and rips his arm out, and the blood is gushing. he says, "i thought your dog doesn't bite." "that's not my dog." you have to ask the right questions. so here are the right questions for a roth conversion. it boils down to three questions: when, what, and where? when will you need the money? what do you think future tax rates will be? and where are you gonna get the money to pay the tax? when will you need the money? if you don't need the money, then you're not converting for yourself. and remember, it's not based on age. it's need. because some people come up and say, "well, i'm 80. am i too old to convert?" it's not age. it's need. for example, if you need the money, it's not worth it. i would say, if you're in your mid-70s or older, it doesn't pay to convert if you're doing it fo

i invite people to do a little research on the way he handled the black panther, angela davis when he was governor, treated her like she was a, devoted so much police to this one individual. and the definition of like ronald reagan being a saint is something that is widely believed but has no basis in fact. host: the president has authorized airport screeners under tsa to unionize. the "wall street journal" this morning saying new york, new york. frank, republican line. caller: good morning. that lady who gave the lengthy die tribe should try and implicate a president regardless of who it was with the deaths of westerner, goodman, and shah, is not taking into conversation the temper of the locale and the times. and it's a cheap shot, has no bearing in truth whatsoever. i'm sitting here in new york with tavern on the green closed because of the unions, 400 employees out. i have another tavern closed partly because of the smoking law, the economy, and again the unions. their greed is just unstoppable. i have to agree with my southern brother who called earlier that any republican or pol

the last time i heard poverty pimping was in 60s one the black panthers saw we were starting the war on poverty and what they said is we are willing to take care of our own families with their own lunch programs. you guys are starting this war on poverty and you are going to create jobs for yourself. so it was 30 years later that jerry brown says that to us. i will start doing with him at this point in time because i was questioning whether my services were breaking the cycle and helping people. .. an engineer. and, you know, i had a database system that could tell me what's happening in the family's life. i'm going to pay that information and we're going to see what kind of patterns what they would do themselves. and as we're bound to learn something. and he's adventurous enough to say okay. that would be interesting and so that was a start of the family independence initiative. and it started really as an experiment to try to see what the capacity was of families help themselves but also what i had learned is that nobody actually it out of poverty by themselves and what i had been

the last time i heard that was in the 60s when the black panthers saw we started the war on poverty. they said we're willing to take care of our own families, schools, ect., ect., and you are starting a war on poverty creating jobs for yourselves. you're poverty pimps. 30 years later, he says that to us. i'm over there, well, i wasn't arguing at this point in time because i was questioning whether my services were breaking the cycle. we helped people, but not breaking the cycle. we had an argument as to whose fault it was. ultimately he said if you could do anything you wanted to do without worrying about money or regulations, what would you do? come to my office next month and show me. i had been through this with my family. i thought for a week and a half, what would i do if i was all powerful? i came to the conclusion i didn't know. the thing i did know is my mother got me act. back to the office, and i said i don't know what i would do, but my mother knew how to get me out, and i think most moms and dads know how to get their own kids out. i take this money, set it aside and pay

[laughter] there are a few others, bobby rush, former black panther. [laughter] i'll give you one more just because of the history, terrible, terrible liberal now, but john louis was a total hero during the freedom ride, and you can't make somebody like that. it drives me crazy he's become a liberal, but he's one that's hard to hate because of his proud history. [applause] >> thank you for being here today. i'm tom from new york. so much of the structure of the overreach is based or not commerce clause. as leading voice of the conservative movement, do you want to repeal and replace with an amendment that clarifies that government cannot be overstretched? >> no, just add an amendment that says please read this document before you make a decision. [applause] >> unfortunately -- >> there, we have it. it was my law firm who brought one the two big commerce decisions. we got the morris act declared unconstitutional because violence against woman is not the matter of commerce, and the other was lopez, the gun free school zone act, and that was the first tim

the panthers, they will have to find a new school next year.hat an emotionally draining process for these parents. they all said there was even some taunting going on. they all felt pitted against each other and it's not over yet. about 500 people showed up to speak out and watch as the board voted last night. school officials hope the decisionto close holbrook elementary and glen brook middle school will save up to $2 million. the closures mean about 920 kids will need a new school. last night's decision was dramatic but there's still more to come. officials plan to vote in the next couple weeks to close one more school. >> so when we do this, it's for keeps. we're not gonna likely reopen these schools anytime in the near future. so we wanna make sure we do it once and make sure we do it right. >> i know a lot of the six and seventh graders and they walk to school each and every day. their parents can't afford to give them a ride or get on the bus. it's going to be really hard. >> silverwood elementary is one of the schools that could possibly