. >>> i team learned prosecutors have evidence tying josive naso to the murder of sharia patten.just over a week ago a jury convicted naso of killing four women. prosecutors now hope to use evidence of more possible victims in the sentencing phase of the trial. >> today, tens óv.t thousands converged on the nation's capital to mark the 50th anniversary of the march on washington bells tolled at 3:00 eastern time to commemorate the moment dr. king urged america to let freedom ring. >> everyone who realizes what those glorious patrons knew on that day that change did not .lshington.ashington but to change has been built on our willingness. we the people to take on the medal of citizenship. >> president obama did not shy away from challenges still in the way of fulfilling dr. king's dream. and consumer reports partnered with 7 on your side fr a report on those low-scoring japanese cars. >> this is interesting. japanese car makers take all five top spots in the list whof makes the best cars. those winning companies are lexus, subaru and ak curea. but not all japanese cars earn ak yol

colin kaepernick played one series and threw a td pass to quintin patten. after that, back to colt mccoy, leading the team to 41-6 win. it felt good i guess. they start the season at home against the packers a week from this sunday. >> meanwhile the raiders are still trying to figure out who their starting qb is. terrelle pryor made his case last night but came up short. the raiders lost 22-6. they'll start the season in indianapolis. >> meantime, college football season officially under wear. cal bears host nationally ranked northwestern tomorrow night at 7:30. >> number four ranked cardinals begin with a bye week. next saturday they host san jose state. the spartans started their season, beat up on sacramento state last night winning 24-0. >> a lot of football on in my house. say good-bye to my husband. he's a huge, especially college football fan. now he's turned my kids into it, too. >> want to check the morning commute with mike. >> good morning. football fans, probably still recovering from watching all those games. right now the traffic is flowing ni

colin kaepernick played one series during a td pass, clinton patten. nice, i watched that.er that backup colt mccoy took over. i love his little dance here, i love you t leading the team to a 41-6 win. they start the season at home against the packers a week from this sunday. >>> cal fans have spoken and it looks like the 2014 big game against stanford is staying at memorial stadium. cal's athletic director, sandy barber, made the announcement in the letter to fans and supporters that the big game would not be moving to the 49ers new home, levi's stadium. they did listen to alumni you students, donors and ticket holders' feedback. the proposal, which surfaced late last week, prompted angry responses from fans. >>> still to come, hard to ride a unicycle, let alone say it, let alone go up a flight of stairs on one. how many this guy did to break a record, coming up. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪

[applause] >> you can all see why david patten is the defender in new york.f you were charged, or your daughter or son were charged, would you say i got a public defender? you would say, thank god i got a public defender who can speak like this to the issues. the underfunding of the state systems described in terms of his critique of us not living up to our obligations all the time for the provision of the right to counsel has been playing out. i would like to turn to thomas about what happens when you starve a defense function. >> thank you. it is sad and it is difficult. it is also a little funny to hear the federal system now having to talk about suffering under the lack of funding. there is a very mean part in me. i was a public defender in new york city for 10 years. there is a man on my shoulder who laughs and says, welcome to my house. we did furloughs. the third year we had a 30% cut. this is what we do everyday, all day. this is what we do to poor people. we made mention a minute ago about attorneys not being present at the first appearance. someone

now prosecutors in marin county want to connect him to the murder of 56-year-old sharon lee patten.s found in tim ron in 1981. prosecutors are hoping to include her murder as evidence that naso should be given the death penalty. >>> today is u.c. berkley -- today as u.k. berkley students -- u.c. berkley students begin class, they're being warned about a robbery. a student was robbed near the unit 2 complex. someone grabbed her from behind and stole her phone as she was walking. the suspect identified asage african-american or -- as an african-american or latino teenager, about 5'7" with a thin build and short mustache. >>> president obama paid tribute to the thousands of people who marched on washington 50 years ago demanding racial and economic equality. >> because they -- [indiscernible] so their daughters and sons could finally imagine a life for themselves beyond washing someone else's laundry or shining somebody else's shoes. >> the president spoke from the steps of the lincoln memorial where martin luther king, jr. made his famous i have a dream speech back in 1963. we're lear

pick up some of our a lot of callers tonight dr patten in toronto ontario dr patton walking with a program. hi thank you for having me as a guest i was curious what your response would be to the current situation in the u.s. taking a more broad minded european approach to the drug strategy reverse mandatory minimums and the cannabis prove each and. that exist for the medical patients of the united states actually question thanks for calling and asking i think this is one of those areas where you would think that we would learn from our experience. we did this already we did it in the one nine hundred thirty s. we had prohibition we said was a dangerous drug it was a national movement and one of the reasons why go back and read the history the time was that the ten o'clock coffee break and the three o'clock coffee break and the lunch break in a lot of factories around america were the times that people broke out the whiskey and started drinking and the factory managers in some cases actually encouraged that and so there was this big movement largely led largely well you know largely led by

when my grandfather served in world war ii, he fought in patten's army.he got back, this country gave him a chance to go to college on the gi bill, but it also gave him the chance to buy his first home with a loan from the fha. to him and to generations of americans before and since, a home was more than just a house. it was a source of pride and a source of security. it was a place to raise kids, to put down roots, a place to -- where you could build up savings for college or to start a business. or to retire with some security. and buying a home required responsibility on everybody's part. you had to save up to buy a home. and then banks were supposed to give you a fair deal with terms you could understand and buyers were supposed to live within their means and headache sure that they could make their payments. so in that earlier generation, houses weren't for flipping around. it wasn't for speculation. houses were to live in. and to build a life with. and unfortunately, over time, responsibility too often gave way to recklessness. you had reckless lend

when my grandfather served in world war ii, he fought in patten's army.he got back, this country gave him a chance to go to college on the gi bill but it also gave him a chance to buy his first home with a loan from the fha. to him and to generations of americans before and since, a home was more than just a house. it was a source of pride and a source of security. >> that's talk we've heard for years. you might recall george w. bush's ownership society. but then the president addressed the fact not everyone can or even should buy a home and suggested a re-examination of current policy affecting renters. >> in the runup to the crisis, banks and governments too often made everybody feel like they had to own a home even if they weren't ready and didn't have the payments. that's a mistake we should not repeat. instead, let's invest in affordable rental housing. let's bring together cities and states to address local barriers that drive up rents for working families. >> those aren't big policies the president previewed in renting. they're not on the scale of,

i have a patten on this pillow, and what it is, is all three sizes, my fill is in every pillow. the stuff was warrantied 10 years and won't go flat. it's the heahiest thing i've ever invented. it's non allergenic antimicrobial, but the best thing it does wherever you set this, okay you first get comfortable on your pillow, and you're like this, and you go like this, and now tonja i want you to feel that. do you see how that holds? >> oh my gosh it's soft, but supportive. >> that will not migrate. wherever you set that you get exactly what you need for your individual neck support. you can turn this any way you want. you can make little balloon animals out of it if you want it's going to hold. it takes six pounds of pressure to hold that in position. your average head weighs 12 pounds, so wherever you set that you get exactly what you need for you as an individual. it's amazing. it will change your life. there's nothing like it on the planet. it's just amazing. now if you're on your back, you've all seen that curved pillow, i think we just threw one away a minute ago. okay that c

[applause] >> you can all see why david patten is the defender in new york. if you were charged for your daughter or son were charged, would you say i got a public defender? you would say, inc. god i got a public defender who can speak like this to the issues. god i got a public defender who can speak like this to the issues. the underfunding of the state in terms ofribed his critique of us not living up to our obligations all the time for the provision of the right to counsel has been playing out. thomas like to turn to about what happens when you start a defense function. >> thank you. it is sad and it is difficult. it is also a little funny to hear the federal system now having to talk about suffering under the lack of funding. me.e is a very mean part in i was a public defender in new york city for 10 years. there is a man on my shoulder who laughs and says, welcome to my house. we did for lows. the third year we had a 30% cut. we had southern attorneys accounting. this is what we do everyday, all day. this is what we do to poor people. -- we mentioned a

obby patten truly defines a texas success story and true entrepreneur. county sheriff, adrienne garcia, and my dear colleague, ellis. during the mber afternoon of the filibuster, a ator ellis helped me with back break on the senate floor. nd i think it's fair to say that from this day forward, texas women know that senator ellis has our back. [applause] these leaders, these amazing part of the growing state that build a is more star and less lone. and while they are proud to talk texas is, they are also ready to talk about how greater. even the majority of texans are ready to start that conversation. but their voices are too often rowned out by the shout of people in power who provoke division. that shouting will distract from real solutions. doing serious damage to opportunities of the texans that they claim to represent. hey brag about our low unemployment. and at the same time slashing underfunding public education. they travel to states as far york,as california and new trying to lure business to texas. same time ignoring the needs in our community c

[applause] >> you can all see why david patten is the defender in new york. you were charged for your daughter or son were charged, would you say i got a public defender? you would say, inc. god i got a public defender who can speak like this to the issues. -- thank god i got a public defender who can speak like this to the issues. the underfunding of the state systems described in terms of his critique of us not living up to our obligations all the time for the provision of the right to counsel has been playing out. i would like to turn to thomas about what happens when you start a defense function. >> thank you. it is sad and it is difficult. it is also a little funny to hear the federal system now having to talk about suffering under the lack of funding. there is a very mean part in me. i was a public defender in new york city for 10 years. there is a man on my shoulder who laughs and says, welcome to my house. we did for lows. the third year we had a 30% cut. we had southern attorneys accounting. this is what we do everyday, all day. this is what we do to