here's arizona state republican steve pierce. >> it went through really quick, no one really had anything telling me don't do it. several of us talked. we thought, you know, this isn't good, it's not good for the state. but no one had said anything and we thought well we'll vote for it. >> join us at the bottom of the other for more from senator pierce and his change of heart. >>> just in to coroner nn, russia's president is sending a message to the world, cold war veteran put ordered surprise military exercises for his troops in an area bordering ukraine. it comes amid high tensions with the west over the former soviet republic and the weekend ouster of it's president. today in southern ukraine, new scuffles are flaring between pro russian protesters and those seeking ties with the west.

tonight, a conversation with david hyde pierce. after fraser, he returns to the theater. he is here in los angeles directing that play. we are glad you have joined us. a conversation with david hyde pierce, coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: david hyde pierce has played dozens of characters, received accolades for everyone of them. for many of us, he will always be dr. niles crane in the hit series "frasier." i assume you're ok with that. >> i'm ok with that. thes: every seasone series was on, he was nominated for an emmy. costarred in the tony award-winning play. sonia and majia and spike." now he is directing that play. take a look at a scene. now, now. >> i forget something every day. i can't remember the italian. window or ceiling. >> that doesn't sound familiar. i don't think i know italian. >> you haven't forgotten it then, have you? how far back do you go? >> 30 years. he wrote a play called "beyond therapy." i did not even have a middle name, that's how young i was. audiences loved it, got a cr

and state senator steve pierce told chris hayes last night, it was some sort of crazy mixup. >> i believe it was going to be slowed down, wasn't going to come to the floor as soon as it did. i can tell you there's a number of us that we were texting each other madly, do we go with it, do we not? so we made a mistake. that's about all i can tell you is we went the wrong way. >> yes. they went the wrong way. and it's too late to reverse that because arizona's most powerful republicans want brewer to fix what the legislature mixed up. senators john mccain and jeff flake are, you can see it right here, now calling for a veto. the party's most recent national standard bearer mitt romney as well. that's because mitt romney and john mccain, i think they now understand what the equality movement has been arguing for decades. discrimination against any of us is discrimination against all of us, and politicians who invoke religious freedom for discrimination make for very bad allies.

state senator steve pierce is one of them. i spoke to him earlier today. >> senator, you now regret your vote for this bill. you plan to talk to governor brewer about it. why do you regret your vote? >> it went through really quick. no one really had anything telling me don't do it. several of us talked. we thought, this isn't good. it's not good for the state. but no one had said anything. and we thought well, we'll vote for it. had no idea it would be a reaction like this or we'd do what we've done. but we made a mistake. and the good thing about it is now we know how to fix the mistake. and that's what we're trying to do. >> i got to say it's rare for any person in public life, particularly political life, to say that they actually made a mistake and to be public about that. so i think that takes a certain amount of courage to actually come forward and say look, i made a mistake. i regret this. it's interesting your description of the process. i know one of your republican colleagues who's also against the bill says that yo

a third pierced the windshield. no one on the bus was hurt, but one of the men in the argument was shot and later died at the hospital. someone drove him about a mile away where police hound him. they removed his clothes and tried to give him cpr but it was too late. the shooting coming on a particularly violent day in east oakland. at least four people were hurt or killed in five hours. police say the shootings are not connected, but they were enough to spook neighbors. >> we never experience this ever! this is unbelievable! >> i'm nervous to get on the bus now. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >> police have still made no arrests in this case. >>> tonight, the fbi is on the hunt for a dangerous fugitive spotted in the bay area. this man, kevin anthony briggs is a felon and a sex offender from montana. he is wanted in the assault of a woman an a police officer. the fbi says he wiz seen in san francisco, berkeley, and oakland last week. he now has a double snakebite piercing on his bottom lip and ther

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in case you weren't aware one of the torture mechanisms used on prisoners at gitmo was having ear piercing music playing ourselves continuously the melodies chosen for these weapons of war range from heavy metal songs to sesame street songs i would play for hours or even days on and now when this came out the pentagon downplayed the news by saying that the music was not torture despite a.p. report detailing how the music drove prisoners literally mad and even suicidal the bands in question kindly asked the administration to stop weaponized in their art but one canadian band has taken it one step further industrial music group skinny puppy just found out that their music has been used on at least four occasions and the thought of the u.s. government using the band's dark melodies to inflict mental and physical anguish was deeply troubling to the group the lead singer seven keys said quote we never supported those types of scenarios because we make unsettling music we can see it being used in a weird way but it doesn't sit right with us so what are the band do.

abby martin here shortly to tell you about the ear piercing music allegedly being used by the american military to break when thomas prisoners. the first recreational marijuana shops are now open in colorado finally the question of what effect legal marijuana will have on the american public can be answered with real world experience you know there are a lot of people out there with strong arguments as to why we should legalize this controversial play it firstly there are plenty of things just as bad for us as marijuana or worse like beer cigarettes anti-depressants and mystery fast food meats which are totally legal secondly young men are often thrown in jail for the absolutely victimless crime of smoking marijuana i can see punishing someone for drugs like crystal meth which can and do turn people into maniacs but have any of you out there ever heard of someone breaking into people's houses on a weed rampage no no you haven't the downside to all this is that across america and well the world people are looking for change and they want to massive storm rise but when the masses are sto

margaret taylor, florence arding, leticia tyler, eliza ohnson, jane pierce. >> mary lincoln has beenamongst the bottom five each and every time we've done the survey until this year. i think that the other influence that we see in this survey sometimes is when there's new historical work and/or new works of popular culture that open up the book a little bit and tell the story of a first lady. that first lady's rating moves a little bit. mary lincoln, portrayed by sally fields in the recent film about lincoln, and also some of the literature on lincoln of late has told -- given a little bit wider perspective on mary lincoln. she doesn't rise to the top. she remains near the bottom, about 10 places from the bottom, but her stature increased a little bit with i think a little bit more understanding of the difficulty situation she was place -- difficult situation she was placed in and not thinking of mary lincoln someone who was mentally unstable as she had been portrayed for a long time. the other first ladies near the bottom in many cases are associated with presidencies that were seen

>> it is hard for me to talk about pierce because i love him. he is a friend.retty angry with a load of bricks that come over here and talk down to everyone but yet they keep coming back. that is what i want to know. stuart: that was then. piers morgan who really does not care for america, he is losing his spot after three years of very weak ratings. i say this is a great victory. by the way, you agree. carol says i do not think england wants pierce back. at least that is what i am gleaning. hood on a second, he is not out of a job. cnn may still use them for special events. varney is a british man who has been consistent. believe me, i will have much more on pierce and my cake and one hour from now. now, this, from our door, famous for his dire climate changes warning. let's remember, the very first dust bowl took place in 1930s. richard branson wants to be on his first galactic flight. you cannot mix greens. that is according to the girl scouts. one young girl sold 117 boxes of cookies in two hours outside of a medical marijuana ffcilities in san francisco. t

i hope that she vetoes it. >> arizona state senate president steve pierce.s so much for your time. really appreciate it. >> you bet. thank you. >>> up next, how what's happening in arizona is part of a bigger plan for culture warriors across the country. stay tuned. any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. crest 3d white whitestrips vs. a whitening pen. i feel like my lips are going to, like, wash it off. these fit nicely. [ female announcer ] crest 3d white whitestrips keep the whitening ingredient in place, guaranteeing professional level results. crest whitestrips. the way to whiten. >>> let me go shoot my brother or some darker people or some poor hungry people. >> there is something very appealing to the left, to me, about conscience. about doing what you feel is right even in the face of opposition. but what happens when that very same principle is used as a defense for anti-gay, a

we're like fluffy feather-piercing bros.mustbombing you in hopes of finding a home. so far -- >> no word from jimmy fallon. >> reporter: but ethan quickly attracted two applicants who want to adopt him. it's not just stars like ellen and ryan gosling getting mutt bombed. food blogger john burger instagramed this selfy on horseback in a couple of days it came back. >> i looked and i was like, oaks there's a dog on that horse. >> reporter: the dog is named royce. john says he can't adopt a pet right now, he loves the way they're using social media. >> get tired of the thousands of sad pictures of dogs in kennels. doing it this way makes it kind of cute and funny. >> reporter: the idea isn't so much for the person who gets mutt bombed to necessarily adopt a pet, but rather for the photo to be shared, to spread the word from a dog reflected in sunglasses to a pup doing the doggy paddle underwater. dallas pets alive said mutt bombing increased their web traffic 700% the first week, and they soon had ten applications for adoptions

>> steve pierce is one of them. he said he talked to a lot of others in the republican caucus and they've been saying the same thing. they're not unmindful of the consideral positions that voters and the legislatures have taken. they lost the super bowl in the 80s because of opposition to martin luther king day. they lost the super bowl. you know how much money that cost. so this is a case where a lot of business owners have said that they would leave or stop doing business or look to move elsewhere if this were passed. some are saying they're already getting inquiries from people cancelling reservations, for example, at hotels. this becomes a question not of religion, necessarily, but of money and money matters and talks. you know that. >> absolutely. i see this as a business story. anyway, we appreciate your story very much. free market capitalism, it's blind to things like race, religion, color, gender and sexuality. that's the economics of it. while i have enormous respect for religious freedom and beliefs, i ju

we're back here with charlie pierce.'s list, and eric, senior fellow at media matters. what are the rules? no. here's the thing. it has been the case against barack obama from the right from back in -- before he was running for president. >> right. >> the case against him was this guy looks like a nice guy, but he pals around with terrorists. jeremiah wright. right? this has been a central argument they've been trying to use against him. >> right. i mean, you know, any politician, you know, what's the phrase, show me who your friends are, you'll explain who you are. so, yeah, association is no problem. everyone has to answer for it. there's a difference between inviting someone to the white house for a concert and that entertainer might have controversial past or something like that. and campaigning with someone. and a quick point about why this blew up, i'm going to plug media matters here. it was tim johnson who found last month communist nurtured subhuman scoundrel. that put a -- that put a nice bow around it. that ex

i hope that she vetoes it. >> arizona state senate president steve pierce.r time. really appreciate it. >> you bet. thank you. >>> up next, how what's happening in arizona is part of a bigger plan for culture warriors across the country. stay tuned. ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next new owner. [ car alarm chirps ] hurry in to the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. visit today for exceptional offers. ♪ visit today for exceptional offers. (voseeker of the sublime.ro. you can separate runway ridiculousness... from fashion that flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like a pro. >>> let me go shoot my brother or some darker people o

one of them, steve pierce, appeared on chris hayes's show a couple hours ago on this network.hat steve pierce said about this. >> when i voted on it, i did not look towards any kind of discrimination at all. i didn't see that in there. as the days went on after we voted, it was from constituents in the public and the outcry from it. and you know, i've been listening to things all day about the discrimination. there is none in my view, and i don't -- if there is, i'm totally against it. we made a mistake. and that's about all i can tell you, is we went the wrong way. >> so chad campbell, you were there. did you leave some things unsaid in your opposition to this bill that could have convinced steve pierce, things that he's heard from george takei and others since? >> no. i think anybody that knows me knows that i don't leave anything unsaid when i'm debating any bill on the house floor. and i was very clear about the discriminatory practices involved in this bill. there's no doubt about this bill. it's an effort to be offering, or legalizing i should say, state-sanctioned discr

pierce is en route to a birthday party when she spots the fight. >> she, obviously, acted out of instinct. what she did, to me, was heroic, because not many people get involved. >> since the incident, angela pierce receives a humanitarian award for her bravery and even has a facebook fan page dedicated to her. but her biggest fan remains officer jonathan seiter. >> we have been in contact since and i'm thankful that she was there. my wife is thankful that she was there. i've been blessed to still be here to be talking to you today. >>> coming up -- police find themselves in an explosive situation. >> oh, my god. if there's somebody in that car. >> and later, cops on the highway face a whole different kind of traffic stop. >> he's going to crash and we're going to have a huge mess. people are going to get hurt out of this. when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries" continues. between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. hi-ya! and i tried a baking class. one weekend can make all the difference. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you the confidence of new fit-flex® p

i hope that she vetoes it. >> arizona state senate president steve pierce.s so much for your time. really appreciate it. >> you bet. thank you. >>> up next, how what's happening in arizona is part of a bigger plan for culture warriors across the country. stay tuned. take care of the things that matter most. join today. a steel cage: death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers. turbocharged engines against...engines. best in class rear legroom against other-class legroom. but then we realized. consumers already did that. twice. huh. maybe that's why nobody else showed up. how does one get out of a death cage? vo: hurry in and lease the 2014 passat for $189 a month. visit vwdealer.com today. >>> let me go shoot my brother or some darker people or some poor hungry people. >> there is something very appealing to the left, to me, about conscience. about doing what you feel is right even in the face of opposition. but what happens when that very same principle is used as a defense for anti-gay, anti-reproductive rights arguments? we're

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he also has a double piercing on his bottom lip, a bellybutton piercing and pierced ears. and up to $10,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to an arrest and conviction. at the fbi headquarters in san francisco fleet djegal kron4 moose. developing news from extreme northern california: a former tribal leader is in custody after allegedly opening fire and killing four people in alturas. the alturas police chief says, 44-year-old sherrie rhoades also critically injured two other people in a gun and knife attack. this was during an eviction hearing at an american indian headquarters. police say one of the victims is the tribal leader. the youngest victim -- a 19- year-old girl. when rhoades ran out of ammunition. she grabbed a butcher knife, and stabbed someone else. no word on the motive behind the incident, but authorities are working hard to find out more. rhoades is a former chairwoman of the cedarville rancheria tribe. she faces murder and attempted murder charges. a man shot and killed another in what the shooter is calling self defense in san jose

la actriz y ex reina de belleza mÓnica pierce engrosaron esa lista dejando a su hija huÉrfana.ato quienes sÍ muestran su identidad con orgullo son criminales que muestran sus delitos en las redes sociales. esta es la fotografÍa de un hombre con un tiro de gracia en la cabeza, una pÁgina de facebook titulada tren de la muerte, operan desde la cÁrcel. >> estÁ organizado por el "pran" este lÍder negativo. >> es el jefe de una banda criminal tener poderÍo dentro de esa banda criminal. para tener cartel es necesario presumir de ser malo. ruedan como la pÓlvora fotos de bandidos portando sus armas incluso algunos tras las rejas. no hay discriminaciÓn de sexo o edad, hay fotos de menores y de jovencitas. tampoco escatiman al mostrar las cantidades de dinero que han amasado y hasta mensajes escritos con balas. >> en parte es posicionamiento obviamente. si puedes alardear eso eleva tu estatus. facebook y todas las redes sociales, son solo un instrumento nuevo. antes alardeaban de otras formas. >> al parecer es sÍmbolo de prestigio criminal. >> la persona que es delincuente es la que tie

is there when it -- anyone else beside james pierce -- besides jane pierce? >> barbara bush talked about it very candidly. and frankly help to clear away , much as mrs. ford did with alcohol and chemical dependency. nixon's life was probably not a laugh riot. adams, whentherine her husband was going through reluctantt, she was a warrior into politics. i think that was a very difficult and depressing time for her. infant,louisa lost an her intellectual husband, acting utterly in character, responded by giving her a book on diseases of the mind. so if she wasn't depressed, she had every reason to be. remember, she discovered chocolate. chocoholic, which afforded some relief at least. >> chocolate is a great thing. [laughter] who the panel thinks is the most intelligent first lady. i know mrs. obama is one of our most educated first ladies through the series, i now know and i am oppressed with how smart lou hoover was an mrs. kennedy. who do you think is the brainiest? everyone, susan, and at c-span, this has been a phenomenal series. i don't know what i'm going

so i went back to the parking lot and found the pierced earrings and the shoe laying in the parking lot5:00 in the afternoon. i gathered them and rode off you can tell me. i seen streams of them all over the place. they couldn't have looked in the parking lot and missed the white leather clog and two pierced earrings, hoops. the reason i was so nervous about anything like that being found in the parking lot was, that more than two weeks before i had been using the same modus operandi and the same neighborhood, in front, the same sorority house that georgeaing hawkins disappeared from i encountered a girl going out the door and i was drunk and basketballing on and told her i worked in olympia and i was horrified later on but all the way to the car and this happens sometimes and said, no, i don't want to do it. and i said no. and i was paranoid as hell that something weird happened to me a couple of weeks ago. this guy came along with crutches and asked me to help him an he said he worked in olympia and lived in the university district. how many people would that apply to so there you are

steve pierce voted for this bill but now he is ptelling the governor he hopes she vetoes it. do you respond to your colleague that says you and others have caved on this bill? >> he is a good friend. we have not caved. we had reservations at the beginning and we saw the outcry and realized it wasn't right. >> the bill says a business owner, church owner or coperation can deny service if motivated by religious belief if it burdens their belief. what did afraid would happen? >> it has gone from reality into perception and what is perceived is overriding of the bill. perception is it is a bad and going to be specific to gays. we didn't intend it that way. my colleague and i never thought it would be like that but that is the perception and horrible for the damage it is going to the business and could do to our economy >> a a lot of folks we talk to on our your side. what did you think was good about it? how would it have helped business owners if the perception didn't get overrided? >> it was more like reinforcing if you go into a restaurant that says no shoes, no shirt, no serv

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he's one of the senators who will meet with the governor tomorrow, steve pierce. i want you to listen to what he said. >> when i voted on it, i did not look towards any kind of discrimination at all, i didn't see that in there. as the days went on after we voted, it was from constituents and the public and the outcry from it. and, you know, i've been listening to things all day about the discrimination. and there is none in my view, and i don't -- if there is, i'm totally against it. we made a mistake, and that's about all i can tell you. we went the wrong way. >> representative clinco, was he simply not listening to your side of the debate in the arizona legislature? or did you and the opponents of this bill simply not frame it in a way that indicated that it would be a form of discrimination? >> i don't think that we could have framed it any clearer. we articulated that we were concerned about the economic impacts to our state, the loss of major sporting events and jobs and major businesses. we articulated that it was specifically targeting, it was a clear attac

jeff pierce, kron four news. >> the president has no plans to resign despite the mas protest. he's fled the capital city, but says he'll stay in the country. >> i'm not trying to leave the country. i'm not going to resign. >> protesters say they have taken control of kiev, including all government buildings. the protest began after ukraine's president rejected a trade deal with the european union in favor of closer ties with russia. >>> lots of sunshine and warm temperatures with highs making it into the low to mid-70s well above average all the way up to 74 degrees in antioch today. we had 70s into the south bay, 70 for oakland, 73 degrees san raphael, and she's temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees above average. we have a nice day shaping up for tomorrow, although a little bit cooler. not quite as warm as what we saw today. san francisco will have those clouds for tomorrow morning to start out the day, and it's to go through the morning around 10:00, then we'll see sunshine and look for temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s perhaps the low 70s. i'll talk about some rain on the

. >> the kind of exciting development more undergauge waits are now getting a chance to ebbs pierce. allen al jazeera, seattle. >> this is a map of the center of the country, a lot of weather happening here, in a short range here. we have blizzard warnings with very heavy snow. now significant storms are developing. we have severe thunderstorms. this is the area of concern. and bring it with all the cold air, and the storm behind it. severe thunderstorm watch is in effect, just east of texas and oklahoma, but this area will spread east. look at these temperatures. 75 in little rock. cold air coming down on the we were side, along with that very heavy snow and is gusty wind. the snown't cooing to lift up and as it pushes east, everything will end. so in this area today, this area tomorrow, and by the weekend it is off the coast. warm air continues to get pulled up. first end of it is picked up just east of this cold front, be uh the computer forecast, but this line develops and these are strong storms by midnight tonight, moving through kentucky, temperature temperature, and the south

millicent pierce is one of the simba instructors. this program "count the cost" was started as a result of my own experiences with violence, first as a victim of violence, second as somebody who fought fire with fire. i was in an abusive relationship. my husband would fight me all the time, and i ended up killing him in response, and i served time in prison as a result. more than 50% of all homicides are a result of violence between family members, friends or acquaintances. that's right. it's not strangers, it's people that know each other that are hurting each other and killing each other, more than 50%. so we've got to look at what's going on with people. why are we hurting our loved ones and the people that we know? there are many approaches to answering this question. some studies are focusing on environmental factors that may contribute to violence. others are asking if genetic make up could predispose certain people to act violently. well, we think that genes are important for violent behavior, but it's clear that the environme

he has a double snake bite piercing on his bottom lip. $10,000 reward for his arrest. >>> and this morning, employees headed to their jobs at the san francisco superior courts are now under pressure to show up well-dressed. >> we look great! >> dozens of workers protested the dress code enforcement yesterday. for years the court's dress code hasn't been enforced the bosses saying they let the employees showing up wearing jeans and flip-flops. now men will have to wear coats and ties and women business attire. >> she said i didn't look business like and professional and then a couple of memos has been sent out regarding dress code. and i said, well, i am complying with those two memos because none of those two memos says that i cannot wear corduroy. >> the local union says it understands the need for employees to dress appropriately at work but says it's the way the court officials have gone about those enforcements that is unfair. >>> happening today the man who saved a suicidal woman at a raiders game will be honored. of 1-year-old don n

state senator steve pierce is one of three republican lawmakers who voted for the bill but are now asking the governor to veto it. >> it was a bill that we were miss informed and md read and misinterpreted. >> reporter: critics of the measure say it opens the door to widespread discrimination. and could hurt arizona's chances at landing new business opportunities. >> i think it's going to be very difficult to attract any kind of talent or investment or events. it's going to destroy the goodwill between our market, our state and the rest of the world. >> reporter: the bill is meant to protect people in businesses from being sued if they choose to refuse service based on their religious beliefs. supporters deny it's aimed at discriminating against gays and lesbians. >> in america, people should be free to live and work according to their faith. >> i don't see it an attack in so far as as those who believe they're protecting your right to, "a," practice your religion and not engage in a contract. >> reporter: but some powerful figures have lined up against the bill. both of arizona's senator

the only clue was a pierced cover. >> what were you trying to say on that? was there something you were trying to say? >> in a moment where most any imagery would be too much, it seemed pulling back towards minimalism was a good idea. my house to my studio which was two blocks further north, i had to keep turning around to make sure the towers were not still there. i don't especially loving my nose but i don't want anybody poking their fist into it, you know, there was that. the only thing that could be said was that feeling of loss, mourning and eerie twilight, not understanding what reality was reconfigured. the thing that would flash only in certain light of being manifest. otherwise, it was a total blackness. that seemed appropriate to the spirit and mood of what was happening in new york in the week following september 11th. >> one of the other memorable covers for the new yorker was the kiss. >> that was the first one. >> the picture of a black west indian woman with a hasidic man. what was the origination of that? >> i was looking at eustace tilly. do

>> they were gold earrings and those generally are pierced. the thief apparently an addict with the intention of selling the earrings for cash. but according to reports he was arrested. he's the 47-year-old man and there is an image of him being taken into custody by police officers. >>> now, this other story is also very disgusting. fat and shameful. look at this woman right here, she is in florida. she's got a kid in a car and one in her arms. and then you see her reaching into the car. that's right next to her. which she is grabbing is a cell phone that was left there by a customer that just left the store. they bought their stuff. when they walked out, left the phone. this woman saw it. but what's really disgusting is that she uses her child to conceal this phone. after she takes it out of the cart, she puts it between her hand and the baby and then grabs the blanket and then puts that over the phone to conceal it and then she just grabs the cart and she walks away like nothing happened. later the other customer did come back, but, of cour

anyhow, with us "new york times" reporters jeremy pierce. did you have an ambien?

. >> reporter: kevin pierce was a half-pipe favorite for vancouver when he fell from the sky. >> my life was so set and was so certain. i was a snowboarder and i was going to snowboard. >> reporter: now he only boards for fun. >> slow down! >> reporter: competition too dangerous. >> this was the wake-up call for me. >> reporter: these days he can be found raising awareness, helping others, helping himself. >> still kind of talking about what i've had to come through and what i've had to overcome. it's been a huge, huge one for me. >> reporter: at the olympic training center, this doctor says athletes of any sport are at risk, even this javelin thrower who tripped and fell during a windup in practice. >> whenever i'm ready? >> whenever you're ready. >> reporter: his team is constantly looking for troubling signs. most athletes who experience concussions don't lose consciousness. >> concussions can lead, potentially, to long-term deficit later in life. we need to be vigilant as health care providers to make sure that we watch each person as an individual. >> reporter: the danger of concuss

we have pierced the veil of things. we have suffered, start and triumphd, grown bigger in the bigness of the whole. we have seen god in his splendor, heard the test that nature renders. we have reached the naked soul of man and that was the way i felt having an opportunity going to antarctica. i know a lot of people go on cruise ships and stuff like that but i was on a working vessel of only a hundred people, i did a dive of 200 feet, i went snow boarding, i climbed summits and really getting to be out there hands on because when hilary clinton was secretary of state, everybody wants to claimant arctic ka, chile, everybody has this treaty so to see that and understand how important it is and prince harry had been there like a couple weeks before we got there and he did a true and correct with some guys from england andary to try to reach the south pole and they ran into a storm. one of the things about being on this expedition, there were a lot of young people and that made me really feel good. the youngest person on th

he has a tattoo on his chest and piercing on his bottom lip. >>> construction site will be closed today as investigators search for answers in a very serious accident. two workers still fighting for their lives after falling from a scaffolding at a skyscraper under construction. it happened yesterday afternoon. one worker fell 40 feet, the other fell about 30 feet. investigators from the states workplace safety agency will be there on the site today trying to determine the cause of the accident. >>> happening today an oakland raiders fan will be honored for saving a woman's life after she jumped from the third level of the oakland coliseum last november. he is a marine corp veteran and among the zone people pleading with the woman not to jump when she plunged 45 feet from the upper deck. both of them hit the concrete hard and hospitalized. both are okay. ceremony to honor his actions will be held at 8:30 this morning. >>> a woman is fighting for her life after being hit in a busy pacific heights neighborhood in san francisco. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. this cement truc

paul pierce hits a three. collins, two rebounds and a steal in 11 minutes. net win 108-102. day for the giants. lincecum was sporting a mustache, uh-huh. and while it was mostly smiles, giants' manger discussed the injuries of the ailing angel ba guan and scutaro. >> it's a day too day thi day t. he did some stuff on the back field today. he will continue that this next week. >>> from baseball to the nfl. it is report thad cleveland browns owner has confirmed his organization did engage in discussions with the 49ers about possibly trading for head coach jim harbaugh. he says quote, there was an opportunity there and it didn't materialize. by the way, harbaugh called the claim ridiculous. >>> time to go racing at the daytona 500. 38 laps in before rain came and took over. you know six hours this race was delayed. however, they would eventually get to action. that's when danica patrick gets taken out in a 12-car wreck with 53 laps to go. final lap was more wrecks, but it was dale earnhardt junior who would take the checkered flag. it's the second time dale junior has won the d

on "sportscenter" former linebacker antonio pierce said he'd heard from some current players. >> to sayl be comfortable with it was what i got out of them. i wouldn't be really comfortable. you're watching what you have to say and different things of that nature. remember, this has not been in the locker room in the national football league knowing ever. >> reporter: just before the super bowl in 2013, san francisco 49ers cornerback chris culliver made these comments on the artie lange show. >> i don't do the gay guys, man. i don't do that. >> are there any on the 49ers? >> no. they ain't got no gay people on the team. you know, they got to get up out of there if they do. can't be with that sweet stuff. >> really? is that true? >> yeah, it's true. >> culliver later apologized for the comments and said "they are not how i feel." and in a recent interview with the nfl network jonathan vilma said this about the prospect of having a gay teammate -- >> i think that he would not be accepted as -- as much as we think he would be accepted. i don't want people to just naturally assume like oh, w

the tide turning, even republicans who supported and voted for the bill, like state senator steve pierce -- you didn't think it was targeting the lgbt community? >> not at all, no. >> reporter: they're now urging brewer to veto it. >> we made a mistake, and now we have to fix it. >> reporter: if the governor doesn't sign or veto the bill by the end of the week it becomes law automatically. still, this morning an aide to the governor said this bill was never part of her agenda, another hint that a veto is likely. brian? >> mike taibbi starting us off from phoenix tonight. mike, thanks. >>> now to a new fight that's erupted in public today over the end of the war in afghanistan. fed up and frustrated, the president of the united states issued an ultimatum to the president of afghanistan today. after 13 years of war, it affects how and when every american finally comes home. our pentagon correspondent jim administration chef ski is tonight traveling with the chairman of the joint chiefs in afghanistan. he joins us by satellite from bagram air base tonight. jim, good evening. >> reporter: go

and registered sex offender, the fbi says he uses self aliases, has a tattoo on his chest and a piercing on his bottom lip and say he could be headed for mexico. we have learned the 91-year-old woman hit by a truck in san francisco's pacific heights yesterday has died, it happened and 3:00 in the afternoon, witnesses say this concrete truck hit the woman as she was crossing the street, the driver tells police he never saw her, another driver saw the woman walk in front of the truck and screamed for the driver to stop. police say the driver was not cited because the pedestrian was walking outside the crosswalk. >>> a north oakland school is locked down this noontime after a threat to the family of a student. access is restricted to one entrance and security and police will be around campus all day, this is due to a family receiving a threatening note from someone stating that they knew the school their child attended. >> there is a family with a child at this school who received a threat from a individual who has a issue with the family and the school was implicated and as a precaution th