reporting live in perris, i'm beverly white, nbc bay area news.aj, jessica, back to you. >> thank you, beverly. such a shame. >>> well, a damaging day for the former giants star barry bonds. for the first time in his trial a witness testified to actually seeing bonds being injected. bonds former personal shopper kathy hoskins said she saw train injecting bonds into the naval although she wasn't sure what was in the syringe. that bonds told her, quote, a little something for when i go on the road. it can't be detected, unquote. bonds personal physician meanwhile contradicted previous testimony. saying he never had any conversations with bonds former business manager steve hoskins about bonds alleged steroids use. >>> was it a sly move by pg&e? tonight many people in capitola think so. new accusations following the capitola floods has pg&e on the hot seat. the controversy comes from these 17 new smart meters just installed by pg&e after last week's flood. the meters were previously banned by the capitola city council and now residents, already skept

in many cases the united states being there can be a destabilizing force and apparently as robert perry thanks to an honor to see thanks so much for joining us. well maybe it was focusing so much attention on the partisan bickering over republicans defunding n.p.r. and planned parenthood a few weeks back afghanistan a war the longest war in american history continue to churn at forty thousand times the cost of n.p.r. per day and with the rising death toll this war must. it's time for our daily poll your chance to tell us what you think here's today's question seven u.s. un workers were killed in afghanistan after a florida pastor burning the koran is what he did free speech your choices are yes the pastors a lot of burn a koran inflame the entire middle east or no this is aiding and abetting the enemy so far about sixty percent of you voted yes log on target dot com about us know what you think the poll be open till tomorrow morning. going up of a state doesn't like a federal law can they just write it down better yet can they just leave the union history tells us that's a bad idea so w

then perry, in the second, uses his teammate as a shield to score. 3-0. perry gets the hat trick. setting him up. 50th goal of the season. 6-2 ducks. they finish out the regular season coasting the coyotes on saturday night. the playoffs begin next week. more than likely thursday for the sharks. giants finish 2-4. san diego, you want to relax, that's about it. that's number one. with all due respect. would you say? >> i concur. >> pam thinks detroit. i don't blame her. san diego, buster posey hits a homer. lincecum, 7 innings, 3 hits, one run, 13 strikeouts. venable, hudson. the giants in the fifth with aubrey huff, everybody woke up today. the bats they are going to need hitting from huff, sandoval. they win today 8-4. brian wilson came on in relief. giving up a run and a couple of singles. giants, though, sweat that end as the padres loaded the basis. the fine 8-4 giants. and tomorrow and the cardinals on friday. the a's, they announced 11,000 there. i think you could count them. 11,000, used to be the skydome, now the rogers center. this is travels with the a's leading 2-1. 4-2

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perry and then we will have questions. thank you very much. >> thank you so much, director, for your leadership. you have been an incredible leader forever all of us in these critical public health issues and we're just absolutely delighted to join you for the relief of this plan. i also want to thank the leadership of administrator lenhart from dea and my colleagues from the department of health and human services, commissioner hamburg, who you'll be hearing about from a couple minutes and dr. woodcock and throcmorton, samhsa, pam high who's the administrator of samhsa could not be here today but she and i have the pleasure of cochairing a broad coordinating committee across the department of health and human services that's addressing these very critical issues around mental health and substance abuse, particularly, prescription drug abuse. i want to acknowledge or senior public health drug policy director and our deputy assistant secretary and our special thanks and admiration to karen perry and the nope task force. the

puck finds perry again and he finds the back of the net. anaheim and perry had his number.ry third time. a hat trick midway through the second period. and the ducks quacking 6-2 the final. giants fans with a sigh of relief. lincecum gets his first win and buster posey with his first homerun and wilson is back. wilson activated off the disabled list and brought his beard with him. giants' offense explodes. huff doubles home sanchez. giants up 1-0. buster posey follows with his first homerun of the year. 3-0g-men and timmy had run support. outside of a third-inning homerun, lincecum was locked in. timmy with 13k's and no walks. giants busted it open in the 6th. posey singles to right and tahada and sanchez score and it is 7-1. starting to look like the world champions. big day for sandoval. sing get to right will bring around -- single to right and brings around huff. he is in there. 8-1 giants and look who is back. brian wilson and his beard. first appearance this season. a bit unlucky. a broken bat single scores alberto gonzalez. long story short, giants hold on, but timmy'

. >> tonight, he tells how wife katy perry and a new disdain for fame have helped him. >>> and, pie for everyone. what is the sweetest new item in the restaurant dessert case in hot or cold, it is the timeless american classic whose time has come again. pie. we go in for a closeup. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city this is "nightline," april 8th, 2011. >> good evening. we begin with breaking news, and within minutes of the first wartime government shutdown in american history, democrats and republicans announced a last minute deal on this year's federal budget which must bring great relief to the 800,000 federal workers and millions of military families around the world whose paychecks were hanging in the balance. the two sides reportedly agreed on a $38.5 billion spending cut for the rest of this year. but still, a tiny sliver of the total budget. it was a day of fraught negotiation, with plenty of blame flinging thrown in. but in the end, a stop gap measure was passed before midnight deadline and we h

military engage in at least two wars, perry is concerned that students at elite universities have become isolated from the men and women doing the fighting. merely a handful of stanford students have enrolled in the military in the last few years. >> we want citizens of the country to have something to say and participate in their army and not just the citizens from the lower ranks of society but citizens who are going to elite colleges. >> reporter: despite a slight rise in college graduates entering the military recently, the numbers remain low, especially at elite schools like stanford. >> who is being court-martialed because -- >> reporter: history professor barton bernstein here teaching a seminar on nuclear war was a young antiwashing faculty who was active in demonstrations against rotc and is still fighting against it. >> the faculty would presumably be chosen by the pentagon and not the university. i have moral doubts about the presence of rotc. it's primarily teaching people how not to lead but how to fight and kill. >> reporter: education professor calan is part of the faculty

>>pam: hall of fame and 49 legend, joe perry has died.lear that went back to back 1,000 yd rushing rushing season. he was nicknamed the jets for his speech he was inducted in 1969 following 16 years of his nfl. 14 years with the 49ers into with the baltimore colts. he is still at the san francisco leader in yards rushing and touchdown rushing. he died at 84 in arizona of complications from dementia. >>pam: at 5:00 p.m. tensions from the san francisco pension. for city employees. >>pam: smoking curbing. why that area outside buildings is not working. >> the nook competing with tablets [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] live from the kron 4

cspan: i noticed periodically there is jim perry in this book. a little aside, in your practice using with the arrival of celebrity journalists, and to the king on television we have a new class of highly paid reporters who think of themselves as the peers of the people they interview in talk about. >> guest: my point in this book -- this all began here. it began in the civil war for two basic reasons. one was the telegraph of course. this was the first instant news war in history and that was -- the problem is like the internet today when you think about it. they could file and immediately take the other was of course speed. to get on a train and go back to your own office pretty quickly and final that way if you couldn't get on and the army wasn't too keen on making it easily available to reserve for themselves as much as possible. c-span: five cappoli denied making mistakes for all to see i've done my own fair share of pontificating. i belong to the press corps and may have been rallied once before. >> guest: i said that just to cover myself.

detectives are not calling perry a suspect. and say there are no trick questions. they only want perry to help them find his missing girlfriend. >> if he didn't do anything wrong, why would he not cooperate? it just kind of raises red flags to wonder why he wouldn't help us. >> reporter: detectives say even without perry's cooperation, they will keep searching while fearing the worst before mark potter, nbc news, miami. >>> time now for a check of the weather. bill karins is outside on the plaza. good morning, bill. >> i'm sick and tired of wearing the jacket like everyone else, but as far as we'this weekend, s an improvement. as far as the northern plains, this is the only area that's still dealing with winter, so if you're up on the canadian border, maybe even international falls to duluth, a little bit of snow this weekend, but that's about it. also in the colorado rockies. as far as the east coast goes, just some showers from pittsburgh to d.c. through west virginia. overall chilly, but a lot better than what >>> the reason why we've got some clouds coming in,

perry played 14 seasons for the 49ers at fullback. to this day is still the team's all-time leader in rushing yards with over 7,300 and rushing touchdowns with 50. during his career, perry broke the nfl record for most career rushing yards, which was later eclipsed by jim brown. he was part of the niners' million-dollar backfield of the mid 1950s, featuring four hall of famers. he had his number 34 jersey retired by the 49ers in 1971. perry was 84 years old. >>> a new development with the nfl lockout tonight. a federal judge has ruled in favor of the players and has ordered nfl owners to lift the lockout. but, of course, it won't stop just there. the nfl immediately responding that they will appeal this ruling. they say on the grounds that federal law prohibits injunctions in labor disputes. no matter what, they're still holding the draft this coming thursday night. the raiders don't have a first-round pick. they spent that on richard seymour. trading down might be in the works. but they need a quarterback. perhaps the most coveted qb

the million-dollar man, with joe perry, and passing today at joe, the jet perry. williams. indeed what sam has been doing since the players of and locked out. players have been doing. sam williams, with eight years with the raiders. if you last eight years with the same organization? sam? >> i do not know, i show up every day and i want to win! >> gary: good enough, and fair enough sam williams coming up. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ and i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months. ♪ >> gary: sam, i guess the drive a mercedes? >> an infiniti >> gary: mercedeses agreed to sponsor. take a great look at his amazing career. eight years with one team. fresno state, cleat in high school and working with the kids today. we will show you some package in a few moments created by vern glenn. the judge ruling in favor of a lock out. what does that mean to you? >>

perry runs as a sassy grandmother in madea's big happy family. it will come out on top this easter weekend with an expected $32 million. last weekend's top flick "rio" should take number two with around $26 million. the weekend's other big picture, "water for elephants" has gotten luke warm reviews. still with the help of pattinson's fans, it could take as much as $20 million. >>> finally, actor mel gibson has broken his silence over all those explosive phone recordings leaked by his ex. he tells deadline hollywood that while he regrets what he said on the tapes, he claims they were edited and he has never treated anyone badly or in a discriminatory way based on their gender, race, religion or sexuality, period. >> why would he regret it? >> don't just question, bill. just smile and nod. that's what we do. >>> this comes to us from kxas nbc 5 in dallas, texas, where one man as transformed his fondness for a frosty beverage into a form of artistic expression. lewis has a unique way of recycling. he's using his yard as a canvas by putting empty bee

texas republican governor rick perry hinted at the possibility of a texas secession. "i believe the federal government has become oppressive. i believe it's become oppressive in its size, its intrusion in the lives of its citizens, and its interference with the affairs of our state." rich, what do you think of the condition of the union? >> i think it's pretty strong, john. i say vermont. >> why vermont? >> definitely. vermont other texas any day of the week. >> i say -- >> so the union is okay? >> right. >> this is semi-comical but semi-serious question. lot of movement, but there's going to be no geographic secession, that's out of the question. it was decided in 1865. but there are a lot of movements. you mentioned hawaii, there's a movement to establish and went through part of congress to establish a state legislature which was people of hawaiian blood alone because the state had been taken away from them, you get a lot of these movements like this, vermont is the small movement and stuff. league of the south. but it's not gone anywhere in terms of seceding and b

three of them scored by cory perry. talk about job security for him. perry reached the 50 goal platear. he leads in that category. 6-2 the final. these two would face in round one of the playoffs. >>> kobe and the late show haven't lost to the warriors in 12 straight games. 184th this season. he broke richardson's old record. warriors stun the lakers and send los angeles to their third straight loss. >>> the cardinals will be in town on friday and with his team 2-4 tony lost his cool and gets the top five. >> first week of the saw season. i don't understand this. you think matt will hit, you think kobe will hit, you think -- the answer is no to all that. i mean -- you accomplish your goal three or four times and ask i get excited or upset that's not fair. >> and number four, nba facial. richardson and henderson tasting each other's dinner. number three, kobe doing what he does. our producer put this in but he does it every night. it's beautiful. the kings will miss tyrique. you won't see that in sacramento anymore. craig stad, will er. watch them get h

i saw perry mason when i was a child. my father used to take me to the court house to watch the lawyers practiced law when i was 8 years old. i believe in the mission. i believe -- i am a true believer. i think those images influence children. we have one here in the front row. some to serve as prosecutors first and then become criminal defense attorneys, but many of us want to defend the constitution and those rights from the very beginning, from jump. i think we do not just me to believe it in our hearts, we need to profess it publicly. i do believe, though, that jerry is right. it is not enough to talk about it amongst ourselves. it is a larger public dialogue that needs to happen in terms of the resources, the jury pool, and that means talking to people who identify more with victims. we now there are one in 100 people behind bars. that means one in 100 people knows somebody connected to the criminal justice system. that is a tremendous opportunity for us. that means there are people in every sector of society who ide

alice made me sit down the [laughter] >> my name is steve perry. the architect on the -- on the project, once again. i would like to go through the -- the changes we've made regarding concerns from the community and the commission and show you what we've worked with, the planning department with. so if i could please have on the screen -- so to begin i

>> tyler perry's "madea's big happy family."black violence. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, that's -- i'll obably go see that. and one more thing. it's thursday night, it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc whe fcc, where we bleep and blur thing whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> the president's proposal calls for some increases and also big [ bleep ]. >> plus, jane at the tower of london, where queens have lost their heads. >> these gentlemen are [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> dog came first to e to explain, quote, i release my clients after they have been arrested and [ bleep ] them up if they don't show up in court. >> how does it feel up there? >> very good. >> bruno doesn't just want [ bleep ]. >> we have made the commitment over the next two years, to [ bleep ] over 20 million people. >> whoa. >> if you woke up with a stiff [ bleep ] today, it might be because of the way you slept. >> i love the fact that you came down here and bla[ bleep ] her. we didn't think that would hap

alice made me sit down the [laughter] >> my name is steve perry. the architect on the -- on the project, once again. i would like to go through the -- the changes we've made regarding concerns from the community and the commission and show you what we've worked with, the planning department with. so if i could please have on the screen -- so to begin i would like to just go back to the old design where we have a five-story building and as you turn the corner we have a full expression all the way through the rear yard and to sutter street. and in this diagram we show that after looking at the comments we went back and looked at the concerns and the analysis we did in the past and so starting with looking at the neighborhood and the blingds -- buildings around, we look at the streets first coming up. we have smaller streets come up into a larger avenue. and with this larger avenue you have larger building expressions on the east side of the building here. with these buildings, these are residential buildings, they have a larger bolder massing express

. >> aunque perry dijo que la ley no era para texas se duda ahora de sus palabras-. >> ya pasó una leyor que si se pasa en la casa, él la va a firmar. >> en seguida, una mujer se lanzó a un río, el salto fue trágic. >> estudiantes del sistema de universidades estatales de california salieron a protestar contra los recortes al presupuesto educativo.---de hecho, hoy, hubo manifestaciones en los 23 campus de sistema "csu" en todo california.---"santiago lucero" tiene imagenes de las protestas. --un comite de la >> es muy malo lo que aestá pasando con los estudiantes, le duran más tiempo a terminar, el deseo de regresar y trabajar con sus familias, ese sueño se está terminando. >> se aprobó una propuesta que busca acabr con el acoso en las escuelas. >> se conoce como la ley de sed, un adoelscente gay que en el 2010 se suicid'po por sufrir burlas a causa de su orientación sexual. >> el gobernador de caligigcalif para mantener su propuesta de fd ofgdx. >> trabajó la agencia de tranportes ty ha estado al mando del bar durante el 2007. >> la agencvia de san francisco enfrenta un déficit de 21

corey perry, four points, three were goals, and that brings free hats to the ice. polish up the rocket richard trophy. perry has 50 goals, leading the league. 6-2. just two more games left, both against the coyotes. warriors hosting the lakers tonight. ellis drops. kobe had 25. but the warriors who were behind early came back. david elliott 22 points to go with 17 points. steph curry with a lot of boards as well. the curse of 12 straight losses to the lakers broken. the warriors take it 95-87. giants are back home ready to roll. it was the blowout that got away. brian wilson taken off the d.l. today. he would make an appearance, and it would be an adventure. first the giants firing out of the gate in the first. buster posey, two-run homer, his first of the year. tim lincecum was great in this one. seven innings pitched giving up just three hits and one run with 13 strikeouts. ryan ludwig caught looking. wilson in for the ninth. two outs before getting the hook. and after a very eventful final frame, where three were scored by the padres, the giants hold on for an 8

joe perry died at his home. he led 1949-55. he had 477 yours . highest in the team's history.inducted in the hall of fame in 1969. perry died of complications of dementia in the age of 84. >> thank you, larry. >> i am dan ashleigh. >>> andim carolyn johnson. >> we hope to see you tonight at 11:00. at 11:00. good night everyonenenenenenene fixing the name. it'siber none. looks like one. well, i know. i put an "n" there. ah! fiber one honey clusters cereal! that's really good! it tastes good, so there can't be fiber in it! it's actually got about half a day's worth of fiber. [ asst mgr ] it says so right on the box. [ fiber seeker ] really? try it. [ mr. mehta ] honey, touch of brown sugar, crunchy clusters -- any cardboard? cardboard no, delicious yes. so where's the fiber? maybe it's in the honey clusters. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no, delicious yes. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- an attorney from waipahu, hawaii... a graduate student of cognitive neuroscience from west hollywood, california...

perry and paid bailout hutchison and glenn beck sabotaged her campaign for the record glenn i'm not a truth and neither is the ever but i'm a skeptic and if you believe the government conspiracy theory on nine eleven without question that you're not just some patriotic yourself glenn you're going to paris and it's real libertarians we don't need our own and we can live up to the american dream without your knee on the car theist muslim fear mongering comedy and demagoguery both love one liners jon stewart or should i say jonathan stewart for you it's made you just want didn't want people to know that your brother is the see all of the new york stock exchange just kidding i'm not going to play the replacement for your glenn beck punching bag i think you're a lariats but it's easy to be funny when you can just be cynical and laugh off important issues as if you're too hip and cool to offer any real solutions your kind of cynicism that is if it's not just from your riders is part of the problem in this country anderson cooper wish i could have been in egypt with you you really are amaz

he called joe perry, joe f-ing perry. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they're the toxic twins. toxic twins.at a piano. and he - he -- every time i'd ask him a question, he'd turn and go into, like -- you know, these classic aerosmith -- >> jimmy: "dream on" or something? >> "dream on." it was fantastic. >> jimmy: we actually have a clip of you and steven tyler. >> do you? >> jimmy: it's very funny. here's matt lauer with steven tyler. >> i'm going to start with the title, because it's the first thing that caught my attention. does the noise in my head bother you? what's the noise in your head? >> okay, it goes like this -- or it could go like this. ♪ it will take about an hour i'll tell you all a story about me and matt lauer and drugs ♪ no, we'll leave it at that. that will be all over -- >> jimmy: is that there are constantly? >> pretty much, yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the "today" show! >> oh, he's the best. >> jimmy: great job. great job. the "today" show wall-to-wall royal wedding, friday starting at 4:00 a.m. matt lauer, everybody. we'll be right back with mir

>> you know, one day i put a lip-synching of me lip-synching katy perry "teenage dream" and all of a sudden it got really big and then katy perry actually tweeted it and facebook did and everything. >> keenan, you can't just say it like that. oh, and then katy perry tweeted -- that's really cool and she's just one of a bunch of celebrities that have been following you and reached out to you. can you give me a couple names of some other celebrities that have wanted to be a part of the keenan experience? >> i did a video with fifty cent. i've done with jennifer aniston. >> a nice list. i understand the san francisco giants are big keenan cahill fans. they have a special night coming up, the ballpark on may 25th where they're going to call the night dynamite and help raise money for very expensive treatment for your condition. tell us how the giants have been involved. >> the manager said he wants to do a video of keenan and also do a game dedicated to him and have a fund-raiser. >> i want to mention you do have a rare genertic disorder called nps-6. can you tell us about what that cond

could better and she was actually have to address the problem right and that's unfortunately what perry and inhofe and all these other politicians with vested corporate interests are trying to do it rather just presided over you know just buying a prius or. this other product or pray for rain let's not address the systemic problems that are at the root of all this ok now let's get to the money aspect of it let's get to the intimidation you also say that special interests really are the ones that created this term eco terrorists and they're the ones that really pushed it into the spotlight in the eyes of our politicians and our law enforcement agencies how do they do that starting in the 1980's they realize that the power of language so they created this word you could terrorism it started flacking it relentlessly in the press and in congressional hearings and in press conferences in every step away along the way that threat became more and more real and less of a p.r. campaign to look up to the point especially after nine eleven that it was completely impossible to distinguish corporate

and i know there are horrible wildfires going on there right now there's a drought and governor rick perry has officially made the next three days days of prayer for rain so why is it ok to officially have a government make days for prayer but it's not ok for the government to officially acknowledged that climate change exists i just don't understand is where your courage people who just pray about it and make it better and you don't actually have to address the problem right and that's unfortunately what perry and inhofe and all these other politicians with vested corporate interests are trying to do they'd rather just presented oh you're just buying a prius or. this other product or pray for rain let's not address the systemic problems that are at the root of all this ok now let's get to the money aspect of it let's get to the intimidation and also say that special interests really are the ones that created this term eco terrorists and they're the ones that really pushed it into the spotlight in the eyes of our politicians and our law enforcement agencies how did they do that starting in

it began when former secretary of defense william perry, who now teaches at stanford, and others proposedback into the academic fold. >> having the mixture of the rotc was a good thing i thought. it was important for the staff and students to be exposed to the people who are going to be our future military leaders. >> reporter: with the u.s. military engaged in at least two wars, perry is concerned that students at elite universities have become isolated from the men and women doing the fighting. barely a handful of stanford students have enrolled in the military in the last few years. >> we went as citizens of the country to have something to say and participate in their country. we want not just the citizens of the lower ranks of society but the citizens going to the elite colleges. >> reporter: despite a slight rise in college graduates entering the military recently the numbers remain low especially at elite schools like stanford. >> you have a captain who is being court martialed because >> reporter: history professor barton bernier stein, here teaching a seminar on nuclear war, was

perry died in arizona of complications from dementia.mr.rancisco's all-time leader in yards rushing and rushing touchdowns.he was the first nfl rusher to put together back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons, in 1953 and 1954. he was the first black 49 there. he was inducted into the hall of flame. three- time pro bowler, a two-time all-pro, to this day he still stands as san francisco's all-time leader in rushing yards and touchdowns. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. >> mark: programming note, exclusive coverage of the 100 zazzle, bay to breakers on kron4 that will be sunday, may 15th, beginning at 8:00 a.m. we have cameras all along the course and we will replay the event sunday night at 8:00 p.m.. >> mark: oakland police still looking again man who killed two people and wounding four of this. -- a gunman. the head and s sweet jimmy's restaurant. as they continued their manhunt they're stepping up patrols. >> will: have seen for police officers so far this morning, two of them are drivi

--los presuntos atacantes fueron dos sujetos identificados como "lionel jackson," y "maurice perry."uel día, ambos lograron huir, pero con la ayuda de testigos fueron arrestados y la joven atacada logro identificarlos.--los dos tienen antecedentes penales y ahora podrian enfrentar cargos por cometer un crimen motivado por el odio, ademas de robo y conspiracion. los sospechosos tendran su primera audiencia ante un juez el proximo martes, 19 de abril. ---el senador estatal "leland yee" recibio otro mensaje amenazante.---poco antes de las 10 de la maÑana de hoy, alguien envio un fax anonimo a la oficina de "yee" en sacramento.---el mensaje esta escrito con el mismo tipo de letra y usa el mismo vocabulario que otras amenazas que le enviaron al senador en enero y abril del aÑo 2010. ---el fax de hoy no lo amenaza de muerte, como era el caso de otros mensajes, pero incluye la palabra "achtung", una expresion usada por los nazis que significa "alerta"... ademas, el mensaje llama a "yee" cabeza de pescado y se refiere al presidente "obama" como un mono. las autoridades aumentaron la vigilanc

there is opportunity for us to shine and you know, you look at what tyler perry has done with his film and shows and his studio and his business model. that gives other playwrites and actors hope. it is like if he did it then i can do it. yeah, more doors are open and we have more opportunities but they can be open wider and more opportunities than what there are now. >> you seem to be taking advantage of them. you are beginning to produce television shows like that as well. >> tell us about that. >> i had a short lived show on the wb called "all about the andersons" that i created, wrote and produced with my partner adam glass. i produced a documentary on black south african economics called township to the stage. that will be on sun dance and other festivals this year. so it is about creating those opportunities. i tell talent and ac testifies it is about ownership and creating your own opportunities and vehicles because it may not be done for you. >> if you had one peas of advice to give the next generation of african-american actors and comedians what would it be? >> it goes back t

to allah gallagher, to william a covey, will clark, body and barry bonds, jimmy davenport, gaylord perryishow to murph, and on and on. they all fought for this for 52 years and you brought it home for them. thank you. and how many of you out there remember going to giants games at candlestick park in the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's, 1990's? what this 2010 giants team did, what it accomplished pays tribute to more than 90 million of us who passed through the turnstiles at field stadium, candlestick park, and of at&t park in the past 53 years, leading with your hearts, wearing your, coming with your infants and grandchildren, booin g the dodgers, shared experiences of fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, this 2010 giants team, well, you brought it home all for us, too. thank you all so much. i was one of them taking the bus with my father out to candlestick. i am sure all of you have your stories of candlestick. some of you, even of field stadium. now we take our children and share experiences, my wife, bringing it all home full circle. the triumph of this team allows it to track back and c

. >> with hundreds of acres of his stake in flames of governor perry has declared friday-sunday a dayf prayer for rain. the more serious fires are northwest of port worth it is called the possum kingdom of fire. that is where a group of consumers found ourselves a little bit too close to the famous flames commute hours. --one thapeople that were in a canoe had to leave their gear behind. also in the town of brad was left in smoked ruins. most of th dwellings were burned to their foundations with the exception of this woman. >> diskette out of here! look at-we just got out of here. >>catherine: with they're trying to make a stand sang " hell's gate. >> it is so dry, there is no moisture. in the ground temperatures the temperatures can reach excessive temperatures. the fire down below. >>catherine: to they brought light drizzle to that erupted held a little bit. today brought a light drizzle to that erupted helped a little bit of those fires are still not contained. >> it is gorgeous right now, with no drizzle right now. patchy fog for late tonight and early tomorrow. partly cloudy skie