. >> rickey has replaced him in the san francisco back field. the work ethic has been passed down from one football generation to the next. >> what a run by rocky, we'll see. >> you know it is funny, one off season we were training so hard we had to separate ourselves. >> i still enjoy it. >> i can remember we were running some 200 works outs and for some reason he kept running 22-23, so i am not going to all right them slow down. when it came to conditions, jake la lane could not keep up. these guys worked at it and they made all of us better because that is who they are. >> i mean you would go and run it all the way to the end zone and scored. pretty soon roger was there and so i think it really hundreded the whole team. >> because he never rests ever, i mean the day after the super bowl. heel get up do his work out and make sure he has done his sprint and that is in the hotel in miami after the super bowl. take a day off, right? every other how man being would take a day off. >> you think it was also a challenge and it may me the best player

the word is for the official mug root beer float day, rickey henderson, the only guy to have more peopleay, please, do my mug than vern glenn. >>> there are now 7 in the 600- home run club. alex rodriguez had to wait 46 at-bats, but there he goes. his initial at-bat against toronto today. at 35 years of age, rodriguez, the youngest player to ever hit 600 home runs, joins the club. the yankees win the game, and rodriguez is now next in sight, way down the road. the yankees give him a $6 million bonus now as he passes each guy on the way up to bonds. he's got a $281 million contract, but he needs those incentives to keep working. >>> the soccer fans found their way to candle stick tonight. vicky wanted to be up close. she was our photographer. the versatility that kron has allowed us to do. the final was 3-2. i'll say it again, that's the one thing i've always appreciated about here. the staff and management of kron could let us get stale and let us try and be reporters or anchors. they want you to learn other crafts. that's great. at age 72, i'm happy. speaking for vicky and all of us, th

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we had roberta gonzales, lawrence karnow, sharon chin, even had dave stewart and rickey henderson signing autographs and all of the money raised today will go towards the juvenile diabetes research foundation. 10 what a great cause. i had the opportunity to be out here today. now let's talk about your day. what's going on weather-wise? kicking things off in san jose, we have a little bit of haze out there and some sunshine. and we also have another shot for you and this is a little closer to san francisco, looking out towards the bay bridge where we have more clouds. but sunshine is definitely on the way. here's a look at some of your bay area temperatures today. we'll start down in the south bay with 84 degrees today in morgan hill, 73 sunnyvale, 71 redwood city, cool at the coast with plenty of clouds expected. 68 degrees in hayward. 69 degrees in union city. other parts of the bay area, the east bay, mid-80s in antioch or brentwood? sunshine expected. lower 60s in berkeley. mid-60s in oakland. upper 70s in san ramon, walnut creek and also in pleasant hill. north bay locations, 70 benic

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a field poll rickey's the release last month they supported go the candidates is the chamber of commerceoints toward saving the economy. >> president barack obama is picking up the pace of his dash for campaign cash it will stop today in two cities in texas austin and dallas his stops, as democrats are fighting to hang on to their voting majorities in the house and senate. halfway through the president's term. he is expected to remind people of the steps he took to funnel more money to colleges. >> laetitia long is being promoted she is the first woman in charge of the 16 major intelligence agencies she was second-in-command in defense and that intelligence. she is then more two decades and intelligence community they use satellite satellite imagery to create interactive interacting mac. >> c l parker confirmation now he settled the allegations that were brought against him by a female contract worker for h-p her named jody fisher this is video for a mob movie premiere she attended she says she surprised and saddened that he lost his job. the accusation set off a chain of events that led

we stand on the shoulders of shirley chisholm, branch rickey, jackie robinson, ted kennedy, then folks, roy wilkens, thurgood marshall. we stand on the shoulders of our fathers and mothers, grandmothers, and grandfathers. reclaim a dream. reclaim the dream. reclaim of the dream. we are empowered. [applause] >> ladies and gentleman, i only have to use two words to introduce the next speaker. i would say that i get up in the morning to listen to him but hell, i am doing my own show. ladies and gentlemen, tom joyner. [applause] >> hey, everybody, how are you doing? are you ready to march, i know i am? and excuse me, i need to do a photoop here. sybil? do you have a real wide lens? not that i need a real wide lens. back in the day, when the civil- rights movement was marching just like we are marching today, how do you think they got the word at to get 40,000 people at the lincoln memorial? they did not have to see an end, they did not have social networks, it was black radio. we would stop the music. we would give the microphone to dr. king, reverend abernathy or whomever and they would t

rickey bevington of georgia public broadcasting has tonight's report. >> reporter: the bo ginn national fish hatchery is a remote spot deep in the south georgia woods. being a federal facility, there are some administrative buildings, uniformed rangers, but also something unexpected. running right through the middle of a driveway is a brand new, eight-foot high chain-link fence topped by barbed wire. it's protecting one of the most important civil war finds in decades. >> this may be our only chance, the one last site to tell this story. >> reporter: it's the story of camp lawton, one of the 36 war prisons run by the confederacy. kevin chapman and dr. sue moore oversee a team of student archeologists from georgia southern university. during an exploratory dig earlier this year, they discovered the long-lost prison stockade. >> and that was a collective "oh, gosh" moment, where we all kind of backed up and stopped. and decided how we needed to move forward. >> reporter: in november 1864, 10,000 union prisoners would have been living behind a solid wall of tree trunks in an open stockade

the word and getting rickey henderson had along this line, of vernon glenn the second edging out to kcbss vern client you know i always scoop though you just give and giving gifts. verna is amazing. the difference between the u.n. vernon and me and jackie jackie and i concentrate on ourselves and our career. (laughter) note i mean if you're lying down in the middle the street bleeding all look if there's a camera to get my picture helping all bend over. if not don't get any of my slacks. jackie my right? >> don't put that in me >> had to get out of boise by being a team player? no. did you ever extend the hand to the people of boise an extra hand. >> i can remember. >> alice rodriguez said hit a group of 600 today all the guys and ballplayers and not going to go into detail that would be a good catch. >> i used to really like alex rodriquez pureed >> the point is he is 600 he had to weigh 46 said that he finally got the job done at 35 years of age she's the youngest to ever hit 600. of course he is 762 well within a site if he stays healthy yankees beat the blue jays. >> here's varve tal

we stand on the shoulders of shirley chisholm, branch rickey, jackie robinson, ted kennedy, then folksmarshall. we stand on the shoulders of our fathers and mothers, grandmothers, and grandfathers. reclaim a dream. reclaim the dream. reclaim of the dream. we are empowered. [applause] >> ladies and gentleman, i only have to use two words to introduce the next speaker. i would say that i get up in the morning to listen to him but hell, i am doing my own show. ladies and gentlemen, tom joyner. [applause] >> hey, everybody, how are you doing? are you ready to march, i know i am? and excuse me, i need to do a photoop here. sybil? do you have a real wide lens? not that i need a real wide lens. back in the day, when the civil- rights movement was marching just like we are marching today, how do you think they got the word at to get 40,000 people at the lincoln memorial? they did not have to see an end, they did not have social networks, it was black radio. we would stop the music. we would give the microphone to dr. king, reverend abernathy or whomever and they would tell you when when, where

who the heck ron harper press conference every day and have people rickey. >> i'm sorry bill oster timefootball player who married his own doctor. >> ever to rock. >> i legatees but i know when every state coming up football player minute is on stocker i would wait 24 hours for the period >> area's there happily married. will start to later. undulate this one up. it robbins are starting to now will start picking up disease in the in the spot by the family at the in the spots will be in the '90s and starting the beginning of the work week watch be in the high 90s may be even pushing low hundred degree readings as a major way to tuesday. around the bay in the '60s, creeping up to the high 80s by tuesday and is slowly increasing in the seventh >> tracking back up for a stand- up from highway 85 >> ted stevens, a new season. coming in from remote mountain you can see treacherous wind conditions and amounts and low fog the to see what the that the slain in the distance. late yesterday the former senator was killed in a collision near killing him. before coming to stop, federal investigators