randy baldwin, thank you, a geophysicist with usgs. again we are reporting on a developing story tonight, an 8.9 earthquake hits japan north eastern japan more specifically. you are looking at video coming into the newsroom now. you can see smoke pouring from one of the many skyscrapers in japan, although we did see traffic continuing to move about. nonetheless this is a frightening experience for the people there and it is alarming to all of us who are familiar with the destructive nature of earthquakes. we will be back with much more on this story and the day's news following this break. >> kron 4 programming is sponsored by your lexus dealer. d >>> again our developing with story at this hour, an 8.9 earthquake hits japan, its northeastern shore. there is damage. there are injuries. we don't have any numbers at this time. things are still unfolding. you are at video from the scene. it is daylight friday afternoon in japan. you see smoke billowing from one area affected by all of this. with me now is jonathan bloom. he's going to giv

randy baldwin, thank you, a geophysicist with usgs.e are reporting on a developing story tonight, an 8.9 earthquake hits japan north eastern japan more specifically. you are looking at video coming into the newsroom now. you can see smoke pouring from one of the many skyscrapers in japan, although we did see traffic continuing to move about. nonetheless this is a frightening experience for the people there and it is alarming to all of us who are familiar with the destructive nature of earthquakes. we will be back with much more on [ female announcer ] you have all this chicken. chicken, chicken chicken. there are thousands of ways to prepare it. [ chickens clucking ] you know only two of them. time to mix it up. time for new philly cooking creme. it'll take your chicken to places it's never been before. somewhere creamier, dreamier with lots of flavor. look at you all chef-like. spread the love around in four fabulous flavors. spoon in a little new philly cooking creme. [ male announcer ] this...is the network. a living, breathing inte

that man's name is randy shaw. that man did reverse gentrification here you have 12,000 or 15,000 bronx, alcoholics, drug addicts, and insane people living in that area. in one building. he got 464 police calls in the last six months. this guy is going to be your savior? we had an opportunity. we could have moved this population to treasure island, and to the presidio. when the government gave us those bases, we were supposed to use them for the homeless. no, we make the presidio into an office park, and we are going to make hotels and condos on treasure island. that was done by your predecessors at the board of supervisors. remember -- the reason that neighborhood is holy hell is because of randy shaw's business plan. the drugs, insane people, and attics that are there are his customers. that is your problem. supervisor chu: thank you. let me read a few more names. [reading names] >> good afternoon. i have been at the civic center for the last 13 years. i'm yet to top about the impact of the 1.5% tax credit. every

randy surely, where are you at? lead them out. -- randy shirley. had someone asked me why we honor our veterans. one of the dumbest question is i have ever heard. i was offended when i heard it. i'm still offended. you wonder why native people honor our veterans. because my elders said so. before r.e.m. men, our young women go off to serve in the military, back home, we have ceremony to protect them, to make share -- make sure that they return home safe to their family, to be a round their friends, to be able to sing and dance when they come back. we did the same period this arena represents a place of healing. they leave with their culture, their traditions, their language. they learn about these things. they meet new people. it expands their horizons. it also gives them the opportunity to pursue higher education, go out and find a job with veterans preference. so why do we honor our veterans? because we are told to. that is the way it was done before my great, great grandfather, my great grandfather, my grandfather, my dad, and now me. if you sti

>>gary: randy another great season, 24-8 to st. mary's.ng four of their last six. regular- season finale against weaver state on friday at home. then they have to hold their breath for the selection show on sunday. randy has been running the jail since 2001, 183 wins, 103 losses, four consecutive 21 seasons. i know what you're hoping for, what does your gut tell you about sunday? >> i haven't really thought about that that much. i feel good about our season and what we have done. you never know. one of our best years we started out 18-1 and won eight games in a row. the we did make it that year. that was the one your that mills broke his hand. you never know were certainly, we positioned ourselves about as well as the can. we dropped a gamer to down the stretch that with help us the feel good. >>gary: when you say you're not thinking about the ncaa tournament. if i don't believe you. but that's fine. (laughter) >> it's true just a little have to go through the stress. >>gary: is it true that every round is a million dollars to the particip

host: randi weingarten of the american federation of teachers joins us. michael from hunt's though, alabama. caller: good morning. i would like to ask you about the cost of people like frank luntz putting out misinformation. is it worth telling the students to go into education? guest: it is a good question. this whole notion of blaming the very people who went into education and teaching to make a difference in the lives of kids -- i know we have to cut budgets. but this is our future. we need better teacher training, and we need to focus much more on how we evaluate how teachers perform and things like that. but we actually should be helping teachers teach, and giving them the tools and conditions that they need. having said that, i would like everyone to go into teaching. this is a noble profession. and when you actually connect with kids and you see -- it is a silly expression -- but when you see that's part, that connection, kids being able to do come but to imagine, to create, to argue fiercely and persuasively, you know that they will succeed in li

randy hon. perhaps he's the best closer. brilliant.

we also heard from randy today among others. why is there testimony important?> it is important because what happens is they buy their drugs up from greg anderson, and they say well we were told it's undetectable, so the government will argue well if they knew why wouldn't barry bonds know. if greg anderson told them is a logical to us and assume that bonds didn't know this? how >>pam: does the defense then offset this kind of testimony was to bring their people in? >> they will have people talk about steroids, they will say this winds aren't real steroids symptoms. it will try to counter balance with their experts. i think their defense will be rather short. it bonds will not testify. it was important was that bobby didn't testify. why wouldn't he? yesterday's you remember we talked about him coming in and sing the bonds told him he was taking steroids. why would the government not want to put him on? because in the grand jury he didn't say that. he didn't say that. now the government is afraid that if gets on the stand and says that, the defense will come afte

. >> randy es escritor de un libro donde narra la deportaciÓn hacia el salvador que sufriÓ en 1973 ypara resolver de una vez por todas la incertidumbre de 220.000 salvadoreÑos que viven amparados sÓlo por el tps. >> tengo un estatus de limbo porque en realidad siempre tiene que estar renovando su permiso de trabajo. >> este tema es vital en la relaciÓn con el salvador porque oficiales estiman que 200 salvadoreÑos dejan su patria buscando y mirar a los estados unidos. >> de alguna forma los Ángeles es la segÚn la capital de el salvador. vamos a hacer una pausa y un poco mÁs adelante tendremos la entrevistadel presidente barack obama que nos hablarÁ de libia. >> muchas gracias y regresamos en unos minutos. mÁs adelante les mostraremos las mas recientes imÁgenes de la devastaciÓn causada en japÓn. >> a estos pequeÑos restos de yodo son demasiado insignificante para causar perjuicio de las personas. una nueva encuesta indica que el 53% de los americanos estÁn de acuerdo en que se imponga una moratoria en construcciÓn de nuevos reactores nucleares en estados unidos. favorece el dinero de

professor at the university of illinois at urbana, champagne and is currently workin >> tomorrow, randi weingarten the president of the federation of teachers, talks about budget cuts. sheila krumholz identifies the individuals and groups spurring advertising around the country. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. in his weekly radio and internet address, president obama urges congress to agree on a budget that cuts government spending without sacrificing needed investments in education. he gives his remarks from high school in miami where he spoke to students and faculty members. the tennessee rep has the republican address. she says reducing government regulation is the path towards job growth. >> i am visiting a school in miami. jeb bush and i feel it is an american issue with education. we've got to deal with what teachers and students are doing. we have to step up our game. our top priority has to be creating new jobs and opportunities in a fiercely competitive world. this week, we received good news on that front. we learned the unemployment rate has fallen to the

randy vilarde took the stand and testified that he bought steroids from bonds' personal trainer, greg anderson but he said he had no firsthand knowledge of bonds and steroids. bonds is accused of lying to a grand jury when he testified that he never knowingly took drugs. a judge has thrown out a marijuana case saying he doesn't believe the san francisco police officers that was involved in the arrest of a richmond district man. security video appears to contradict testimony from three plainclothes officers that say they received permission to enter the premises. the video showing them opening the garage doors. a public defender says it shows police barging into the apartment. they testified when he gave them permission to come in, he says he did not. >> they tried to coerce my way into the door. i said no. the sergeant clearly states, he asks me to let me in. >> this is very significant. this is the mission district. this is not complying to one group of rogue officers operating in the tenderloin. >> the public defender was referring to police raids on hotels earlier this month. some

randy velarde testified that he bought steroids from bonds' personal trainer greg anderson but has no firsthand knowledge of bonds and steroid use. bonds is accused of lying to a grand jury when he testified that he never knowingly took banned drugs. >> this is it. the day giant fans have been waiting for. the season opener, the start of the defense of the world series title. a rookie is making news and also a car crash. terry mcsweeney. eric wants to know who's on first? >> reporter: who's on first. that is one of the highs. we'll have a load to talk about. the high is the guy at first, brandon bell. more from him and let's talk about pre-season low. barry zito in a car crash. take look at the former cy young winner. a two-car crash, barry zito involved, not seriously injured but he did have to be helped by a firefighter taken to the hospital, treated and released. not seriously injured, he is supposed to pitch sunday. back to the pre-season high, that would be brandon belt. giants' brand-new first baseman, he was more concerned about graduating from the university of texas two years

steven, jennifer, randy, thank you very much. great night tonight. don't forget my buddy randy hosting the naacp image awards tomorrow night right here on fox. no pressure. no pressure. we're with you live. thank you very much. above all, a special thanks to you for voting and keeping this show on top. we'll see you next wednesday at 8:00, 7:00 central. take a look at these faces. your local news is next. good night, america. >>> developing news tonight at uc berkeley where eight protesters just ended their daring protest high atop a building on campus. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the protesters with perched for hours. within the last 30 minutes they came down. ktvu news has been following developments since these incidents began. jana katsuyama is here to show us the latest developments that happened. >> reporter: thins changed very quickly in the last hour. the steps are empty but they still have the metal barricades. some police officers have been coming out of the building now after a very long stand off t

but i saw a persuasive speech by randy who is quite properly convincing. changes all the way from stainless steel pillows to ten gallons and black pillows of this. vegetationle changes, the lesson here, i think in general and this applies to,usgs, and national weather, we need to make sure the networks are in good enough shape to make these decisions. they don't cost a lot of money but you need to know the data out there is quite flawed and we need to take care of it and make sure in the future it's doing what it needs to for us. let me expand this. there's a very nasty fight going on on the future of some satellites right now. the fight involved climate centers on these centers and certain governments want to toss them in favor of weather sensors. weather is important but climate also is. it effects all of us. no data means no good research fundamentally. so i encourage you not to lose site of some of these bigger issues. >> very good. >> on that issue, we're right in the process of adding 17 rain gauges, 17 instant rain gauges. i looked at how much it is

marvin bernard and randy lardi came to start. he said how he came to know greg anderson. he says he does not recall anderson saying something about the cream or the clear. >> kristen: scientists have found a tree in san francisco with oak disease. this the second time it's been found in the city. the trees near west pacific avenue is one of few native trees in san francisco. they believe it was infected by a plant in a garden of a nearby home. >> cheryl: president obama addresses rising gas prices. the president set an ambitious goal of reducing oil imports by a third while boosting domestic oil production. he also wants to increase the use of biofuels and make vehicles more energy efficient. he said america needs to change its energy culture to make this country more energy sufficient. >> here is the bottom line, there is no quick fixes. anybody that tells you otherwise isn't telling you the truth. we will keep being a victim to shift in the oil market until we get serious about a long term policy for a secure, affordable energy future. >> cheryl: president obama's speec

bernard is expected to finish testimony tomorrow, back on the stand and also randy valarde. >> oakland police have concerns about low morale in his department saying officers aren't happy because they're losing their jobs and officers have to do more with less. he says future cuts will come through attrition as officers retire. it's a problem for police departments throughout california. >> we're taking cuts. and i mean that is the reality. and in the main stay of policing the day and in everyone of those there are police officers unhappy that are losing their jobs like any others. >> the chief says he's making up for the loss by using technology, and responding more efficiently. >> and there is a relieve for one family. their 15-year-old son was found after getting lost overnight in spring lake park. the boy turned up this morning miles from where he was last seen 15 hours earlier, disappearing last night and his mother lost sight of him. crews say he is tired but okay. >> and there is developing news out of sacramento. >> and the fines for hands free law are about to climb higher. >>

. >> reporter: marvin benard wrapped up his testimony and randy, another player, spent only ten minutes on the stand. both talked about gettinger is roads from greg anderson. sometime this week or next we'll hear testimony from ar many doe rios as well as benito santiago. but they are not expected to testify directly about bonds. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. you can get updates on the bonds's trial any time by going to ktvu.com. click on the "bond's trial" tab. >>> and we have breaking news to show you. a huge plume of black smoke is coming from the city of alameda. we see it on a live camera above the ktvu studios near jack london square. we have no information about specifically this fire is. but again, you can see this large plume of smoke and it's rather dark colored, meaning the fire is actively burning at this time. we also don't know where the smoke is coming from. this is a live picture from the city of alameda. smoke is burning and we will continue to look in to this and give you an update as soon as we have any more information. >>> an early-morning

it shows how cool of a coach randy bennett is. >> i think the video caught all the local points at stbrings back good memories. >> i didn't expect 35,000 views in a week. ♪ ♪ >> try to get it expand more. we wanted gonzaga fans to.... >> we're going to go to school here, it's of this fun and free advertising for the school. ♪ ♪ >> and moraga -- i'm mike shumann. abc7 sports. >> he's got a second career there, i swear. i'm kristen sze, thank you so much for watching. we'll see you back here next time. time. >> alan: high winds and rain knock down a powerline. skiers are having trouble getting home after a snowstorm closes highway 80. >> join us at 5:00.

. >> randy velarde testified that greg anderson inch injected -- injected him with steroids. eight witnesses testified about the handling of a sample that tested positive for steroids. >> it is a case in which the defense is fighting tooth and nail. they are putting on those witnesses. >> bonds is on trial for lying when he told a grand jury in 20003 he never knowingly took steroids. prosecutors will call three more witnesses before the case goes to the defense. >>> cal baseball players are waiting down the hours for decision on whether they can play next season. alumni are hoping to raise enough money before tomorrow's deadline. >> reporter: we are here at the stadium. you can see that cal it baseball has posted their scheduled preview chancellor -- the chancellor says they need about 10 more million dollars and they are fighting to finish. they were practicing today and what would be there last season but behind the scenes a group of alumni, parents, and supporters are stepping up to the play and trying to raise enough money to save the baseball program. >> i have played ba

randy pauly and courtney adamo are essentially the only officers left. a year ago there were 14 officers, now 11. so these days a unit can only patrol four days a week. >> if there's an event that needs to be covered on monday. we will come in and cover that, maybe take wednesday off and move it. so it requires a lot of flexibility and patient. >> reporter: today a group friends of the san jose mounting unit has announced they have raised $14,000 to save the mounting unit. >> it's very, very difficult to raise money now. >> reporter: for a police department that has already lost helicopter and other units. this last minute rescue of the mounting unit was a big relief. >> it's nice to see our neighborhoods care about us and don't want to see the program gutted. >> reporter: it acknowledges it will need a boder range of donations. it d onations -- need a broader range of donations. the unit gives downtown a better imagine. >> it's nice to see especially one of the games of the arena when you see the police on the horse it makes it a friendly town to be in.

yesterday, former as slugger randy velarde testified he received performance-enhancing drugs from bonds' trainer greg anderson. velarde is one. four ballplayers to admit that he got steroids -- one of four ballplayers to admit that he got steroids from greg anderson. bonds is charged with lying to the feds that he didn't knowingly take steroids. remaining witnesses including a surgeon, personal shopper and friend. >>> two home burglary suspects are behind bars and a third being sought after a dramatic police manhunt in the east bay caught on tape. let's go to kiet do in hayward now, and he will show us the pursuit. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. in fact, we are right here at the same spot in front of the house that had those surveillance cameras that were rolling that caught this whole incident on tape yesterday morning. now, it was a hayward police officer who was responding to a burglary when he spotted the getaway car coming straight at him right here on leeward street. the police cruiser crashes head on with the jeep. then all three suspects inside the car make a run

randy jackson lately, randy is now the mean judge.e's been telling some of the singers -- this is his criticism, he says, your performances seem like karaoke. and i agree. some of the karaoke singers do seem like they're doing karaoke on the karaoke competition show. how is it not karaoke? the only difference is they don't have the words in front of them and most of them aren't drunk when they sing. i'm not sold on the new judges. there's a big hole since simon left. though, i will admit, one of the new judges is starting to grow on me. >> it's time for the ladies to take the stage. 12 of them will sing for your votes. what is so special about this group of girls? >> they're the best at what they do and i'm the best at what i do and together, it's on. >> jimmy: well, sure. the guy is everywhere. [ applause ] i will say, i'm -- i'm starting to suffer from charlie sheen fatigue. i think i need a tiger blood transfusion or something. how long before he's in the ring at the wwe event? that's happening, right? winning. right? [ applause ]

yesterday, former ace slugger randy velarde testified he received performance-enhancing drugs from bonds' trainer greg anderson. velarde is one of four ballplayers to admit he got steroids from anderson. bonds is charged with lying to a grand jury that he never knowingly took steroids. >>> the prosecution's remaining witnesses including bonds' former orthopedic surgeon dr. arthur ting, his former personal shopper kathy hoskins, and a drug testing expert. >>> this morning, two home burglary suspects are behind bars a third being sought after a dramatic police manhunt in the east bay caught on tape. kiet do is in hayward to show us that pursuit. >> reporter: good morning. we are here in front. house where the surveillance cameras were located that captured the whole thing on tape yesterday morning. a hayward police officer was responding to a burglary call when he saw a getaway car heading at him on leeward street. the police cruiser crashed head on into the jeep. the three suspects made a run for it. the officer tackled one but the man got up and took off. s.w.a.t. searched the area house

randy, excellent job. let me put it to you clearly, we don't think that county recorders and prosecutors and auditors ought not work together with commissioners to save money. i mean, come on, folk, it is the 21st century. there's a lot of the changes that can make a huge difference. the pooling of health care and i call it the walmart plan. the more people you pool together the cheaper you buy. these are the kinds of things that our communities need to be doing to deal with the change in the loss of revenues that they get. if they get move on it, come business life, and not raise their taxes and learn how to be efficient, i'm not telling you it is easy. it is difficult, but if they will do it, we will be more prosperous and have more jobs thaflt is the whole key to this whole thing. bob, you were -- you have been a schoolteacher, a city adm administrator and worked in the state government and running administrative service, and what would it have meant to you back in a city administrator tiffin to have th

marvin bernard and randy lardi came to start. he said how he came to know greg anderson. he says he does not recall anderson saying something about the cream or the clear. >> kristen: scientists have found a tree in san francisco with oak disease. this the second time it's been found in the city. the trees near west pacific avenue is one of few native trees in san francisco. they believe it was infected by a plant in a garden of a nearby home. >> cheryl: president obama addresses rising gas prices. the president set an ambitious goal of reducing oil imports by a third while boosting domestic oil production. he also wants to increase the use of biofuels and make vehicles more energy efficient. he said america needs to change its energy culture to make this country more energy sufficient. >> here is the bottom line, there is no quick fixes. anybody that tells you otherwise isn't telling you the truth. we will keep being a victim to shift in the oil market until we get serious about a long term policy for a secure, affordable energy future. >> cheryl: president obama's speec

prosecution in the barry bonds case could wrap up by thursday, on the stand today, former oakland a's player randy valarde testifying he bought steroids from the personal trainer. the head of ucla anti-doping lab testified he found the designer steroid thb in a retest of bonds urine in 2004. and bonds testify ed never knowingly took banned drug autos governor jerry brown declared an end to the drought this afternoon, but urged californiains to keep conserving water following increases in the snow pack and the department conducted it's fourth snow survey and found it's 165% of average. >> probably the recent time of the snow was location and would have been in 1995. >> most of the major reservoirs are above normal. former governor schwartzeneggar declared a statewide drought of june, 2008 in the middle of three dry winter autos and the drought may be over and rain may have stopped but left a mess. a major mudslide is blocking all lanes tonight in southern humbolt county. the closed section about five miles north of gasherville. and all traffic being diverted into the town of redway. pictures appear

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i did randy and brother wind which was one of jerry [inaudible] honor books. i have done my dearest apron. the latest one is [inaudible] the women of [inaudible] bend. these are about the women that made those wonderful quilts all over the world. alabama, the poorest county in the depression. the women made these quilts because they needed to keep her children warm and would stack them to make a mattress. they covered the tables with them, they used them for their children to crawl on when they would go outside and have picnics. they used the quilts for everything, small ones and large ones. now today, those quilts are going for 25,000 and more. it was my pleasure to go to g's bend and had the opportunity to quilt with them. my next picture book, i will share this with you and it is called never gotten. i would like to share it because this is something that had been in the process for about 20 years. i have been asking every west african that i have met, did you miss us? what i meant by that was are there stories in your culture that talk about the ones who w

you lost one of your patients, your mother-in-law, and your husband, randy, within a month or so. >>gupta: colleen hubley says she never imagined heparin could be counterfeit. you really counted on that heparin being perfectly fine. >> hubley: yes, we did. and i don't know if, in my nursing career, i'll ever take anything for granted again. >> gupta: baxter's c.e.o. told congress that he deeply regretted what had happened. the company told us in a letter that the counterfeit ingredient so closely mimicked heparin that "it was able to evade the quality control systems and regulatory oversight of more than a dozen companies and nearly a dozen countries." three years later, f.d.a. commissioner hamburg told us they're still struggling to get to the bottom of it. do you know who... who perpetrated this crime, with the heparin contamination, or exactly how they did it? >> hamburg: we do not know the answer to that question. >> gupta: despite what happened with heparin, most of the ingredients in our medicines today still come from other countries, including china and india, which have noto

they include former oakland as jason giambi and his brother jeremy, and former a randy velarde.timony of kimberly bell this morning. >> thank you, all eyes will be watching. thank you, sharon chin live in san francisco. >>> former peninsula high school student has been found guilty of trying to kill his teachers for giving him bad grades. alexander youshock set off two pipe bombs at hillsdale high school in 2009. he was also carrying more bombs, a sword and a chainsaw when he was arrested that day. >>> 6:34. police in antioch believe that a middle teacher has fled to mexico after being accused of inappropriate behavior with boys. charles redmond has taught at park middle school since 1984. he allegedly touched an 8th grade boy inappropriately last week and made lewd comments to other boys before that. a $100,000 warrant has been issued for redmond's arrest. police say he left a note for his family and then apparently went to mexico. >>> san jose may shorten the leash on dogs. this afternoon, the city council will consider limiting dog leashes to 6 feet long on trails in san jose

they include former oakland as jason giambi and his brother germany and former a randy velarde. finish the testimony of kimberly bell this morning. >> thank you, sharon chin. >>> a former peninsula high school student has been found guilty of trying to kill his teacher for giving him bad grades. alexander youshock set off two pipe bombs at hillsdale high school in 2009. he was also carrying more bombs, a sword and chainsaw when he was arrested. the jury is still distributing additional charges and will decide whether youshock was sane while committing those crimes. >>> police in antioch believe that a middle school teacher has fled to mexico after being accused of inappropriate behavior with boys. charles redmond has taught at park middle school since 1984. he accused of touching an 8th grade boy inappropriately last week and making lewd comments to other boys in the past. there is a $100,000 warrant for his arrest. police say he left a note for his family and then apparently went to mexico. >>> tightening the leash on dogs. one bay area city getting tough after a deadly acciden

marvin benard and randy velarde. this is some video of them leaving the courtroom after some very uncomfortable testimony this morning where they admitted using steroids, given to them by bonds' trainer greg anderson. they didn't talk about bonds' doing steroids, though, just their own partaking. i spoke with a legal expert about how that does help build a circumstantial case. >> did testify that greg anderson gave them steroids. what the government wants to show with that testimony is greg anderson's method of operation and how he distributed steroids to players that he hardly knew and is it practical or believable that he would give those same steroids to barry bonds but not tell him what he was doing? i think the government's going to hit that very hard in their closing argument. >> reporter: the prosecution continues to lay out its case. no word on when that might be finished. the other thing we heard a lot about this morning is the urine samples given by barry bonds. apparently, the irs is in charge handling the

. >> reporter: faa chief randy babbitt said no longer to controllers have to wait for real-life experience with congestion, snow, rain or fog. >> every problem that we think a controller might face, we can set up and run the scenario. >> reporter: and near disasters too. >> academy tower, hold short. >> reporter: arlene perez is training to move from a radar room to the huntsville tower. >> you just need to be able to think on the fly and make decisions real quick. >> reporter: the academy takes up to 18 weeks, then months or years of on-the-job training. >> here you have to keep your head on pivot at all times. you've got to constantly be moving. >> reporter: and the faa is now training a thousand controllers every year, as a new generation takes control of the nation's skies. tom costello, nbc news, oklahoma city. >>> on wall street today, stocks broke a two-week losing streak finishing the day and the week with gains. the dow was up 50 points at the closing bell. >>> up next here tonight, the most formal dictionary of them all adds some new words that mighke yau out >>> today marks 100

randy also takes a glance it looks back stoically it says more money and more time and it would not bend he was pretty correct. good is why again in one thousand and twenty. you so struck in one thousand nine hundred three. the car bomb was back on american soil in every major government building was now a target. when i first came to washington just to pull up for the white house and take pictures the intent of the capital was to make it an open place that americans could come walk around drive around it's all gone no it mean this is a city under siege. it's thanks to the car bomb. naively i always thought the threat would come from overseas never from the heartland of america itself and in oklahoma the dream of the car turned nightmare. on the morning of the nineteenth of april one thousand nine hundred five eight p. murrah federal building in oklahoma city and the midwest was destroyed in an explosion. that massive bomb killed one hundred sixty eight mostly government office workers and shocked america. this was born in the usa terrorism. on the orders of president clinton dave will

randy -- is the fourth to admit that he got a substance in 2002. bonds is charged with lying to a grand jury that he never knowingly took those steroids. >>> raising almost $8 million or more in a period of five weeks, i think, is unbelievable. >> various school cuts, tonight a man comes to the rescue and saves a 119 year tradition. >> everything is so expensive any way. >>> come friday, thousands of people in the bay area will suddenly be paying more. this is no april fool's joke. >>> there's a fine line between friend and friendemy. >>> record high temperatures across the bay area today. we will pinpoint the neighborhoods that will hit near 90 for thursday as eyewitness continues on the cb. versus toyota. which is better? [ male announcer ] why do so many car companies compare themselves to toyota? maybe it's because toyota has more hybrids on the road than all other automakers combined. like the 50-mpg-rated prius, the best selling hybrid in america. and prius was also named a best overall value of the year. plus, every new toyota comes with toy

randy vilarde testified yesterday that he bought steroid from bonds' personal trainer greg anderson but he said he had no firsthand knowledge of bonds' steroid use. bonds is accused of lying to a grand jury. >> kristen: contra costa county, deputies are investigating a shooting that left one person dead. it happened on third streef in a residential area. deputies were called out after shots were fired around 9:30 last night. they found one man dead in the front yard of the house. another man was lifted airlifted to a hospital. >> eric: san pablo city council will hold an emergency meeting today. homes are continuing to slide down that was saturated in last week's rain storms. leslie brinkley reports that they are pleading for help from the city. >> the only way that our house can be saved is work would be done first on the hill. the hill has been compromised. >> they are living in a hotel after his house was yellow-tagged on this rain ravaged hillside. he joined five other homeowners in a private meeting with san pablo officials including the city manager and a soils engineer to figure

quite possibly the last game for randy bennett in maraga, rumblings are the university of utah would like to make him their new coach. rob jones delivers a good 28 points, eight rebound. game one, n.i.t., consolation event so to speak, and ken state, justin green hit the lay- up to go ahead 71-70. last play, their best player just missed the lay-up, st. mary's. mickey mcconnell, 1-4 at the free-throw line missed the lay- up at the finish, really sad way to end your career. 71-70, st. mary's eliminated in round one. san jose state playing in that tournament, these are all -- even below the. i.t., they lose. santa clara in something known as the c.i.t., they paid between 25 and $20,000 to host the first round, and they are victorious. the limping warriors, they have dallas and oakland tomorrow night. curry giving out gift certificates, $75 to 75 shoppers at a supermarket in the east bay. today, curry, and the warriors doing some good work among the folks. after a 2nd-period blowout last night in chicago, the sharkies come raging back. ryan clowe scores the passer, tory mitchell to make

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i'm talking about jason and jeremy giambi, brothers, and randy valarti. all played with the oakland a's at one time ore another and are linked to steroid use. jason giambi admitted to using the performance-enhancing drugs and publicly apologized for it. today the prosecution plans to use the baseball players to their advantage by saying they received performance-enhancing drugs from bonds' trainer, eric anderson. also expected to be called today, a quest diagnostics laboratory representative to talk about one of bonds' urine samples. and former san francisco giants head train er sam deante will b called as well. mike murphy confirmed that bond's head grew. a larger head is a side effect of using human growth hormones. also yesterday, very personal and graphic testimony from bonds' former mistress, kimberly bell. she went into detail about the drastic transformation she noticed in bonds' body and personality. everything from a bloated body to violent mood swings. again, known symptoms of steroid use. and as usual, court gets underway here at 8:30 this morn

randy bennett coach of the year in 2007 and 2008.er today. >> it's one of those deals you can't control. it's nice that your peers feel that way about you. it's something you can't control. i don't worry about it either way. the did a good job this year. >> overall, the thing you should look at is your team, we're a team stands. it's nice but it's one of those things for my family they can enjoy it more. >>gary: congratulations to the gang at st. mary's. rex walters of usf had the biggest turnaround this season his team just a fantastic finish. fall only one game out of first place. randy bennett said he voted for him. the warriors' season fading away. tonight in indiana, the president of the pacers this is kind of hanging around and watching called george. 12 points and 14 minutes off the bench. it's one of the teams that the warriors have a chance on the road to be. they battled back and made a game of it. did you know reggie has a 7 ft. 1 in. arms ban. and he's 6 ft. 5 in.. here is tyler byrne said he's known as psycho t from his