pat burns. you cannot stop what you cannot see. of villanova women's 13-5. placed a sin numbers. 12 runs on 15 hits. he has matched his entire spring output in one afternoon. jackson. three-run shot out to left. for-44 the day. a big afternoon. nice outing. the birds enjoyed the day 12-3 over washington. for the fourth time, maryland women if the court for a sweet .6 game brigi the terrapins found their bonds in all places, blacksburg. >> that with a defining moment for our team in terms of regrouping and making a commitment towards each other. we tried -- it does not always happen that way, but you want to peak come march and april. that is where this team is really at. >> defending national champions at texas a&m. a tough emotional second round win. complete coverage on your 11 news at 6:00. google and florida. rick pitino is your fault either figure. gators gave it all away. the go-ahead jumper. level in the final four. 72-68. ohio state in the top seed syracuse. my goodness. tied at 29-29 at the break. ohio state on to the final four, 77-70. the arnold k

pat burns. loyola improves to 8-0 winning by a final of 13-5.oods remains in first place at the arnold palm erin viational. final coverage coming up here later at 11:00. >> it is time for "sunday brunch". joining us this morning is buddy. >> good morning. >> nice to see you today. >> what are you cooking up for us? >> i select a dish i go to every spring, and it is braysed lamb, garlic and aasparagus, and tea. >> wonderful. it is a slow-cooked dish. it represents french country cooking. >> nice for a dreary sunday, right? put it in the crockpot. >> i'm browning off the lamb. an important step in the process . the combination of the meat adds to the sauce. we season with salt and pepper. i add vegetables to the dish which would be carrot. they are going to cook a bit. not too brown, but just a little. >> ok. >> then the thickener is added before we start stewing it. that is just a little bit of flower. >> you just sprinkle it on. >> yes. that's going to then thicken the sauce as it cooks so it is not watering. >> ok. how long does a dish like thi

. >> pretty well burned out. we have pat with us, a structural engineer who has done work to upgrade the buildings around this area. >> or researched their history. >> or researched their history. we will look mostly at buildings. we have a lot of other experts in the audience. i hope they will share with us. we have craig from the planning department. we have david bono witz, all kinds of folks here. feel free to chirp in. our plan is to take a couple-block tour and look at buildings, some of which survived the quake and some retrofitted. we will end up at 1230 at the mos connie center. we will look at them burning four model buildings. >> trying to burn. >> okay. where are we walking to. >> first let's know why we're meeting here. in 1906, this was the main drag into san francisco. this is how you came into san francisco. at this intersection, there were three major buildings. the call building, the examiner, and the chronicle. and the three major papers at that time all wanted to be at this intersection. this building has

arthur burns was one. pat moynihan was another.any tactic that some some of the peep of who wanted to go the other way. i must say a phyllis schlafly kind of group on this task force. and i think what would have emerged had that happened would've been quite different from what did the marriage. >> said that move early on made a difference. >> absolutely. and in his world history interviewee talked about the fact that we needed to get some republican women who could be -- who could get some reputation out there for fighting the women's fight. he said so far he said it felt like the democrats had been in control of this issue. that president kennedy at the presidents commission on the status of women, which had equivocal result, but resulted in the creation of the state commissions on women. .. >> to get more women, and i was after the vera glaser question, right? >> yes. her question was in favor of 69. this task force came into being later that year. a report i think at the end of 69, and it was released, the results were released,

arthur burns was one, pat moynihan -- >> whether for us or against us. >> yeah. and he talked about some of the people who wanted to go the other way and put, let's say, a phyllis schlafly kind of group on this task force. and i think what would have emerged had that happened would have been quite different from what did emerge. >> so that move early on, lee, made a big difference. >> oh, absolutely. and charlie clap in his oral history interview talked about the fact that we needed to get some republican women who could be, who could get some reputation out there for fighting the women's fight. he said so far, he says, it felt like the democrats had been in control of this issue, that president kennedy had had the president's commission on the status of women which had equivocal results but resulted in the creation of of the state commissions on women. >> right. >> and president johnson had done a number of things, but there were equivocal results there as well and no more significant appointments. >> no, that's a key. >> of women. and so the task force and some

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burns and smoke inhalation. >> bank of america have seen mortgages fall underwater. it's pat of a settlement to resolve claims of fraudulent foreclosure practices. only mortgages owned by bank of america will qualify. they could see their mortgages reduced by $100,000 in some cases. it's estimated about 200,000 customers are eligible for the mortgage relief plan. >>> and coming up next, at 5:00, a los altos theater group for special needs kids dedicated a special performance today for a mother and her autistic child and died this week. >>> also, we'll show you why four people are walking from the golden gate bridge all the way to the national's capitol in the name of equality. >> and the a's newest player made a splash in spring training. we'll show you. >> and trablging a big cool down as we start the weekend. high temperatures. down 10 to 20 degrees from yesterday. you can see 50s outside. we have more than cooling. we're talking rain in the weekend forecast. a look at that when we come right back. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't

burnings make no difference at all them. but the leaders were talking about real progress in afghanistan it's hard now for mr cameron and president obama to pat each other on the back and celebrate success really when so much speaks to the contrary insurgency in afghanistan is rampant there afghans clearly want the allied forces out incidents like the latest. murder of innocent civilians are used by all kinds of extremists to recruit even more people through their ranks opium poppy and heroin production in afghanistan has increased dramatically in the last ten years of the war and it's now at record levels and part of that money from drug sales of effectively goes to support terror round the globe and by the way the first country to fall victim to that rampant opium production in afghanistan is russia and it's watching nervously and with huge concern at what the allied forces are doing there because their actions directly affect russia's national security what's interesting . here in america even in the main even the mainstream media which have been generally supportive of wars if not to say trigger happy have started echoing that what what m

pat are being made public. nixon writes every day and every night i want to see you and be with you. one of her letters says, i'll see if i can burnor you. >> maybe a little more to that story. >>> the huffington post reports a priest who denied communion to a lesbian has been suspended. he reported told her "i can't give you communion because living with another woman is a sin." . >>> and sorry guys. looks like oscar winner halle berry will soon be off the morkt. people.com says her fiance has confirmed that the two are engaged. that clears up a long-running rumor. no word on a wedding date. there's another example of never say never. >> true. >> halle berry said time and time again she's been married three times, she said i will never get married again. good for her. >> good for her. >> i know you love love. >> you know i do. >> we love this story. >> we do. >>> if you want to stay healthy, you eat right and you exercise but one doctor says you should listen to more than that advice. you also need to listen to your body. you'll hear his take on ending i will thes when we return. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> this porti

pat are being made public. nixon writes every day and every night i want to see you and be with you. one of her letters says i'll see if i can burnskbl there may be a little more to that story. >> has been suspended. the woman approached the priest during her mother's funeral. he said i can't give you communion because living with another woman is a sin. >> and sorry, guys, looks like halle berry will soon be off the market. people.com says her fiance has confirmed that the two are engaged. that clears up a long-running rumor. no word on a wedding date. and that's long story short. erica, there's another example of never say never. because halle berry said time and time again, she's been married three times, she's sed i will never get married again. so good for her. >> good for her. so we love this story. >> yes, we do. we do. >> if you want to stay healthy, you eat right and you exercise. but one doctor says you should look for more than just that advice. you also need to listen to your body. you'll hear his take on ending illness when we return. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping