first, rita lindall, rita and i are both in the same cohort as the music program at uc berkley and we've been saying for 4 years, we need to play music. so we finally made it happen. so, rita lindall, and then masuro koga. mas and i have been playing together for a very long time, so much so that we wore the same shirt without having to talk to each other about it. mas is in high demand both as a teacher and as a session side man, having played with everybody from anthony brown's asian american orchestra to wane wallace's newest cd. who haven't you played with lately? yeah, he's played with everybody. you can find mas on a lot of different cd's from the local jazz community. this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off the chieftan's album, i'm going to do it on the electric base. he looked at me and said, you're nuts. people are going to go crazy but if you can do it, i'll help you. he gave me this book of airs and went, figure it

>> everybody knows that rita carries a gun and everybody knows that rita will shoot. >> i'm a femalealf their size and they had to go to my house and bust down a front door and come with weapons and a posse to a female's apartment? that makes me look like i'm the baddest bitch alive. right? like, come on. >> i'm pretty sure i'm going to win at trial. i really do have a good feeling about it, because the only thing i'm guilty of is i was there. i admit that. i was there but for a legit reason. i was there to get my property and she shot first. >> do you ever think i should have just shot those guys? >> yeah. everybody gives me [ bleep ] for it. everybody. i think back now and i should have. but i'm fine with it. you know? life goes on. karma's a bitch. it will come back around to them, whether they're in prison or not, it will come back around. >> it was only after the shooting that she ran into her own problems with the law and was arrested on more than a dozen charges. but during our time at maricopa, her life took a turn for the better. >> i think at one point she was facing someth

the other is i'm just thrilled that rita has joined us. as you probably know, we are both greek.something about greek that comes with revering old age and whiz dom that comes with old age we juan want to capture that and introduce it into our culture. >> my mom is 90. >> bless. >> very, very independent, i'm very blessed to have her with me, very end pep dent but still in a position of taking care of someone who's -- needs a little bit of help, not much. and then i also have a teenager still at home and i just recently became a grandmother. so i have a 7 -- 8-month-old grand daughter. so, there's all the different generations and in our can culturcul -- culture, one of the things that arianna and i have discussed, older people were revered, it was sort of a place in your life that it was -- you were thankful to have them around to offer their wisdom, offer their advice and be part of the family and part of the extended family. >> you have got more and more baby boomers finding they are up employed, not nearly ready to retire, not even economically capable of retiring and living o

coming up, the police presence at shareff allman's home in san jose where ktvu's rita williams watched. >> we looked into the safety record of lehigh southwest cement company. cal-osha investigated 5 investigates that cupertino facility. they looked into 11 other violations in plants in other parts of california. was one due to the death of a employee in january of last year. and www.ktvu.com has more information on today's shooting. you will find unedited video of updates from investigators and new developments as they come in to the news room. >>> steve jobs died today. apple announced the passing and changed the front page of its website. this is what it looks like. he was 56. yesterday apple announced its new iphone 4s. the first major product announcement without steve jobs. and we got this reaction from bill gates, he writes the world rarely sees someone who has the impact steve had. it's been a great honor to work with him. i will miss steve immensely. >>> tom vacar has been following steve jobs' career for a long time and he is in san francisco. >> he was an adopted child and a

i actually get to play rita moreno. it's fun.ful -- i'm having the time of my life! >> reporter: in the show she relates how she came to america from puerto rico at the age of 5, went to hollywood at the age of 17 and played stand-out roles in singing in the rain and the king and i. but it wasn't all glamour. more often than not, rita moreno was cast as what she calls a utility ethnic. >> i played a lot of roles where i had to talk like this all the time. n]♪ >> reporter: and then, there was the role of a lifetime, anita from west side story. >> oh, i think anita is one of the great roles in musicals. n]♪ >> reporter: the one that won her the academy award in 1962 for best supporting actress. >> i could barely believe it, really. no puerto ricoan girl winning an oscar. you can hold it! >> reporter: still, the way the puerto ricoans were all required to look alike. >> we were required to wear a uniform color of makeup. it was quite dark. we were all colored, as latinos tend to be. >> actually puerto rico cans tend to be. >> a span

. >>> rita williams was honored this weekend in texas for her outstanding work as a journalist.s recognized as one of the texas tech university college of mass communications outstanding allumni. rita says it was a wonderful thing to go back to texas tech where she got her education which made everything else possible in her career. she says the local paper awarded her scholarships which allowed her to become the first person in her family to graduate from college. >> congratlations to rita. >>> what happened to postgame peace? see the controversial handshake after tonight's 49ers game. >>> and expect warmer weather tomorrow. meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us which spots could be getting close to 90 degrees. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. w

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. >>> rita williams was honored this weekend in texas for her outstanding work as a journalist.ized as one of the texas tech university college of mass communications outstanding allumni. rita says it was a wonderful thing to go back to texas tech where she got her education which made everything else possible in her career. she says the local paper awarded her scholarships which allowed her to become the first person in her family >> congratlations to rita. >>> what happened to postgame peace? see the controversial handshake starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. i hope you find a home. i hope you find a home. hey, maybe you'll be picked next. maybe you'll be picked next. we'

rita, she's 93. >> she provides us with cool treasures during the summer season? >> we could honor her with that. >> i wanted to honor you, miss rita, it's 60 degrees this morning. i showed you that put it in perspective. what a huge spread, at the elementary school, it's 39 degrees. that is a big difference. but in just baltimore county, we have 47, and 50 by the water. we're looking at temperatures today that will not be responding to the winds but the sun. we have a light breeze and it's brought back a light chill. we're looking at a good morning in low to mid-40s. crisp to 50 by the bay. we're looking for a nice warmup. with lunchtime temperatures at 63, we're aiming for high of 68. cooler than yesterday but we'll get back. let's go to the roads. >>> earlier accident 295 at 198 is now out of the way. we're doing pretty well on the beltway. there is near 795, no issues to report. both loops are moving pretty well. 95 at the tunnel we have two lanes closed. that's bore one that is closed, bore 4 northbound is closed due to signal problems. drive times are doing

rita nissan has more. >> supporters hugged and cheered over news the israeli soldier held captive for five years is coming home. he has been in gaza since hamas militants kidnapped him. in exchange for his freedom, israel will release more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners. the inmates include militants involved in some of israel's bloodiest terror attacks. >> it is painful. >> not everybody thinks so. tensions broke out among israelis who say the deal is a victory for terror. this man lost his daughter in a suicide bombing ten years ago. he says i am almost certain all of the murderers who will be released will kill again. palestinians flooded the streets to celebrate the deal. hamas called the prisoner exchange a huge win. this mother of two detainees says i have been waiting 16 years to hear this news. the deal which israeli lawmakers endorsed, resolved one of the most emotionally charged disputes between israel and the palestinians. it means they'll soon have their boy back. rita nissan for cbs news. >>> israel and hamas credit egypt for brokering that deal. >>> coming up on 9news

rita nissan on how princes and princesses will now have an equal right to the throne. >> i william arthur philip louis. >> reporter: will and kate have been married six months. and everyone in britain wants to know when are they having a baby? >> that will be the next thing right everyone will be excited about having a baby. >> reporter: and if they have a daughter, it will truly be a historic first. >> in future, the order of succession should be determined simply by the order of birth. >> reporter: at a meeting in australia, the 16 british commonwealth countries agreed to change british laws and allow the first born to become heir to the throne regardless of gender. laws governing who inherits the crown date back more than 300 years. queen elizabeth only became british monarch because her father, king george vi, had no son. leaders also lifted the ban on monarchs marrying a roman catholic. >> it is simply wrong that they should be denied the chance to marry a catholic if they wish to do so. >> reporter: the changes are welcome news. >> yeah. think it's excellent. long time coming. >> it

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rita nissan for cbs news, london. >>> a couple of very familiar faces are back on mtv. >> is bella a zombie? she is always standing there with her mouth open and acts like she is did. >> quiet! >> sorry. >> unmistakable. you know who this is. after 14 years, beavis and butt-head have returned. now they are trashing the twilight movies and reality tv. if you thought they might have matured since the '90s, they have not and it's not a big surprise, by the way. >>> coming up next, we will take a break and have your thursday morning weather. >>> in sports, we have a world series. cardinals make a dramatic comeback and force a game seven against the rangers. >> see you tomorrow night! .. but my needs changed... i wanted support for my heart... and now i get it from centrum specialist heart. new centrum specialist vision... helps keep my eyes healthy. centrum specialist energy... helps me keep up with them. centrum specialist prenatal... supports my child's growth and development. new centrum specialist is a complete multivitamin that gives me all the benefits of centrum. plus additional s

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rita nissan for cbs news, london. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this week's best buys i came to the produce market to see the deals. there's a lot of them. check the quality and check your ads. we are going to start with some beautiful red peppers that are in the market. late variety red peppers elongated red peppers. they are not like the really square ones grown in hothouses or field peppers and the prices are low. when you buy them, make sure they are nice and red like this all the way around with the nice green stem. store them in the refrigerator right away. you can find these peppers for an average price of $1.49 a pound. that's a great deal. some peppers as high as 4.99. late variety corn in the market, the super sweet yellow variety. i love it. when it comes out fresh like this right out of the truck, i could eat it raw. all that sugar is still there. when you buy it the bigger the better, nice an yellow and all the colonels tight and plump. you can find beautiful corn like it for 6 69 cents each, some 99 cents, some as low as 49. average price is 59. check the quality and enjoy the

in san jose, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well on the heels of a very warm day.e will be notably cooler starting tomorrow. it's a pattern we're going to hold through wednesday. the fog is returning to the coast by tomorrow morning. here we are 7:00. 8:00 in the morning and it's just right here along the coastline. so the patchy fog, the low clouds, everyone , even the possibility of drizzle to stay at the coast. the north bay may see just a little bit. our temperatures sitting in the 60s right now. we are going to slip just a little bit more in in the overnight hours starting tomorrow morning. 59 for hayward and again a little bit of patchy fog and drizzle perhaps along the coastline is what we're going to see. coming up in the next half hour, we're going to detail the cool down that we're going to expect. >>> don't be worried if you see a thick column of smoke rising from the south bay. firefighters are conducting a controlled burn. the burn actually started today. calfire says the burn area is on middle ridge trail on hobbs road. forestry officials hope the fir

he is currently being held without bail, elizabeth, at santa rita jail in dublin. >> thank you. >>> in this economy, it sounds kind of strange to hear the bay area's on the verge of minting a new generation of millionaires. these are the employees of the networking site linkedin. they will soon be eligible to cash in on their company stock. len ramirez from mountain view with a kind of a flashback to the boom of the '90s, huh, len? >> reporter: that's right this. used to happen all the time but it's more rare with the recession here in silicon valley. it has affected high-tech ipos. people here at linkedin are in what's called a lockup period. they have their stock but they are not allowed to sell it, that is until next month. people here say when we start to see people selling off, it might be a little different than it was in the past. for linkedin employees, the countdown is on until november 21st. that's the day when they will finally be allowed to begin cashing out their company stocks a day when many will become instantly wealthy. throughout silicon valley, luxury retailers inclu

also, chris mathews, rita wilson. and laura dern. >> lovely rita! >>> up next, politico's top stories of the morning. bill karins is back. oh, he's back. how's your baby? >> i'm in trouble. she's going to have blond hair and blue eyes. >> is she beautiful? >> she can't wear a skirt until she's 14. >> i need a picture. >> i'll give you one a little later. >> doesn't look like anything like you, huh? >> i want a more updated version. >> i have a new one. i have a new one. >> sort of looks like the postman. go ahead, what's the weather looking like. >> postman, pool boy, who knows. good morning, everyone, take you through a nice october morning. over the weekend, we saw the rain hit and miss. it's going to stay that way for the next two days. i've got good news for everyone in new england as they go wednesday onward. cool morning, turn the heater on in the car probably, 48 degrees, rain showers around pittsburgh and d.c. do carry the umbrella, you'll only need it for five or ten minutes just like over the weekend. as i mentioned, the weather will get b

we'll talk to rita in a moment. life after 50. we'll talk to rita in a moment.ou've got spunk. a big day calls for the big n' toasty. wrap your hands around fried eggs, cherrywood smoked bacon, and cheese on texas toast. america runs on dunkin'. >>> back now at 8:38 with actress and producer rita wilson along with her husband tom hanks, she's one-half of one of hollywood's biggest power couples and she's been named editor-at-large for the newest section of huffingtonpost.com, called "huff post 50." we just heard from matt talking about having to deal with life after 50. this is about celebrating and not just about putting sugar coating the whole thing. the truth is, it is cool. we're both in our 50s. and it's a cool time of your life. >> cool time, you feel more vibrant than ever. i feel you understand how you want to spend the next let's say third or more of your life, and the distractions seem to fall away and you really focus in on what you want to do. a lot of us are empty nesters, a lot of us are raising twin toddlers at home, which i think is funny, too, b

rita van doren started to write about classical liberals. that was his way of thinking about what was wrong with politics in the u.s., that it was too much about groups and too little about individuals. he started to write these articles and to talk to read a. he got his political bearings and he began to speak politically and right politically, and not just write articles, but to write manifestoes and to meet the people that then began to back him. sometimes someone comes along in your life who is a transition person, and rita was at that point such a person who helped him to clarify his ideas. >> she was also on calvin coolidge's book tour. >> she was a wonderful book editor. she edited many of these people down. there are figures to be a peer over and again. -- who up here over and again. appear over and again. coolidge was said to represent the silent majority. we certainly this is it that phrase with nixon and agnew. -- associate that phrase with nixon and agnew. those people last a long time, sometimes through many candidates. >> i wan

rita nissan, wjz eyewitness news. >> the u.s. coalition is slowly handing over security to afghan forces and plans to completely withdraw from the country by the end of 2014. >>> just days after he's attacked by a shark, a california surfer comes home. 27-year-old eric tarrantino was surfing when he was bitten in the neck and arm. look at his surf board here. you can see the teeth marks of the left behind by the shark. his friends say after they saw the sharks, they tried to piddal back to shore as fast as they can, but it was too late. >> he just said, call 911. and 259, i could see his arm was bleeding pretty badly. >> tarrantino was bleeding pretty hard, where the doctors say the bite narrowly missed his jugular vein. >>> just 72 days after walking down the aisle, kim kardashian is filing for divorce from nba player kris humphries. humphries reportedly wanted to settle down in his native minnesota, and kardashian didn't agree. and i guess they never talked about it before. she issued a statement, saying sometimes things don't

rita daniels, and tim adams. rita is 71. tim daniels is 54.hey were caught in her 2002 buick regal with a diva plate when police noticed the car, it had steamy windows and he noticed that the car had a slight motion to it. so he went up to the car and discovered -- she was naked. >> sometimes you got to do what you got to do. love has no bounds, guys. >> according to the "smoking gun" they were in a parking lot outside of a restaurant. people inside the restaurant could see what was going on. did i tell you there was when the police caught them. they didn't know each other's names. it was like, what are you doing? >> he said, i'm bleeping this chick. minimum demeanor charges are pending. >> that was a crime of passion. >>> did you ever have a paper jam when there really is no paper jam? that's how you fix it. explosion style. there's actually a machine over there that i'd like to do that to. >> paul and rob were frustrated with their hp printer. instead of putting toner in it, they decided to put explosives in it. >> were you really mad at tha

rita williams reports tonight on the end of a controversial chapter in american history. respect the president said the nation we need to build now is our own. >> after nearly nine years, the america's war in iraq will be over. >> reporter: unlike the president before him. >> in the battle of iraq the united states and our allies have prevailed. >> reporter: this president didn't declare victory but said the 39,000 american troops still there will leave proud of their success. >> the troops will be home for the holidays. >> the assistant public works director isn't sure if it mean its her 26-year-old son will get to come home by the end of the year. >> they are out in the desert. >> reporter: a medic in the national guard he goes on frequent missions to iraq. >> it's a relief. i -- i would like to see him not going into iraq again. >> reporter: what started with shock and awe is ending with almost 4500 american troops dead, more than 32,000 injured and a price tag so far of more than $712 billion. >> i think removing ourselves militaryly increases the chances for cooperat

ktvu's rita williams is live outside his home. things have changed there in the past hour? >> reporter: that's right. for two hours now sheriff's investigators have been searching for apartment here where shareff allman, a single parent lived with his dotter for a dozen years. they continue to come out carrying bags of evidence but are not telling us what they found. authorities drove away his daughter and other family members, including his ex-wife, he has a son with who have been sequestered inside since 8:00 a.m. >> reporter: did the police say anything? >> she said that's my dad. >> reporter: he said she had to run to the apartment because she knew shareff allman worked at the quarry and feared he was a victim. >> she looked frantic and scared. scared. terrified. >> reporter: from that point on deputies kept the daughter inside, thinking shareff allman might try to call her. that was the sound of a tire going flat. officers put a spike partnership under the wrong red car parked next to the daughter's car. >> on the back it says this device is only to be used by law enfo

as rita williams reports, some are now questioning just how he died. >> reporter: libyans celebrated the end of the only leader most have ever had. ♪ >> reporter: word spread quickly. rebel fighters had captured gadhafi in his hometown of syrt. >> we are so happy, the greatest moment in all my life. >> reporter: graphic cell phone video quickly followed. secretary of state hillary clinton was in afghanistan. >> wow. >> unconfirmed. >> unconfirmed, yeah. unconfirmed. no. unconfirmed reports about gadhafi being captured. >> reporter: it wasn't a rumor. >> today we can definitively say that the gadhafi regime has come to an end. >> we came, we saw, he died. >> reporter: reporters said a nato air strike hit cars in a convoy flewing syrt. but gadhafi and his security fled into a tunnel. just how the 69-year-old dictator died, it's not clear. some say he was shot with his own gold gun. some said shot in a cross fire. >> he was injured with a shot in his head? >> it will take some time for some tranquility to prevail in libya. >> reporter: ahmed at st. mary's college says libya has a rocky

rita williams reports tonight on the end of a controversial chapter in american history. respect the president said the nation we need to build now is our own. >> after nearly nine years, the america's war in iraq will be over. >> reporter: unlike the president before him. >> in the battle of iraq the united states and our allies have prevailed. >> reporter: this president didn't declare victory but said the 39,000 american troops still there will leave proud of their success. >> the troops will be home for the holidays. >> the assistant public works director isn't sure if it mean its her 26-year-old son will get to come home by the end of the year. >> they are out in the desert. >> reporter: a medic in the national guard he goes on frequent missions to iraq. >> it's a relief. i -- i would like to see him not going into iraq again. >> reporter: what started with shock and awe is ending with almost 4500 american troops dead, more than 32,000 injured and a price tag so far of more than $712 billion. >> i think removing ourselves militaryly increases the chances for cooperat

ktvu's rita williams introduces us to the richmond rockets and shows us why the players want to makehe most of their opportunity. >> reporter: if practice makes perfect then the richmond rockets already are winners. >> these guys are playing for their lives. these young men are hungry because they've already been passed up by the nba and passed up by overseas opportunities this is a second chance for them. >> reporter: it's not the money, a few hundred dollars a game says david franklin now 29 and homeless since his last nba opportunity folded. >> the main thing is i can be seen on the basketball court so i can get other students expect for making money on the basketball court. >> reporter: now two, marquise katelye played for morgan state. >> this is going to bring a lot of familiar faces back on the scene. >> reporter: at 5'7", ronny lou from san francisco and uc davis is the shortest. >> that means i have to work harder. play smart. >> reporter: the coach's son, a utah valley grad is a responsible star. >> he's a better basketball player or he wouldn't be here. >> reporter: the ri

rita nissan, wjz eyewitness news. >> european leaders are working on a new rescue plan for greece. their goal, to protect neighboring countries from being dragged deeper into debt. a european summit is being set for naples. >>> state police in new york say it's an apparent murder- suicide. but they still have a lot of questions. amy and sam freedlander and their two children were found dead in their home in an affluent new york suburb. police say the crime scene was so bloody, they can't tell which adult did the killing. the house is up for sale. some neighbors say the couple was in the process of getting a divorce. >> state police say they received a call to check on the home. that's when they made the discovery. >>> a murder confession inside a breaker box. a new york man says what seems like fiction is actually fact. joe miller says he found the handwritten note inside the electrical box in his bedroom. the writer says he killed a woman, then buried the body underneath the floor of that same bedroom. police are now investigating whether it's all a hoax or whether they as have a

in san jose, rita williams, san jose, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> god didn't give you all that you got,or you to be yelling. >> people at the create tv's public access channel 15 say they can't reconcile the man they know with the man accused in today's shooting. >> he would get people together in the room that wouldn't normally be talking to each other and help facilitate a conversation. this is just so, so out of character for the person that we knew. >> allman has hosted a show for the last three years. the station says he's already taped a show that is set to run on friday. at this point, they haven't decided whether it will air. ktvu's comments of today's shooting, we posted the raw interview with one eyewitness, who describes the keen and how the gunman got away. you can find that under the quarry shooting tab. >>> homicide suspect, aaron vassler died of several gunshot wounds. the 35-year-old suspect was shot seven times in the upper torso. he was wanted for the killings of two men. authorities spent more than a month searching for him. >>> yahoo stock soared today among word tha

rita nissan, wjz eyewitness news. >> they are slowly handing over security to afghan forces. and plans to completely withdraw from the country by the end of 2014. >>> a florida woman whose husband died in the anthrax mailings will receive $50 million from the government. marla sued, saying poor research led to the attacks. an fbi conclusion that he mailed it. ivins committed suicide in 2008 before he was ever charged. >>> a check into what caused a truck to crash. fire official says no one was in the house at the time. but the driver was -- driver of the truck was taken with injuries. >>> new york members of congress are calling for an investigation into what -- whether or not an airline company covered up. >> well, denise, it was back in february 2009, when the flight crashed, killing all 49 people on board and a man on the ground. now, a lawyer of four families suing over the crash says e- mails show colgan managers doubted captain marvin renlow's ability to fly. after an investigation, the national transportation safety board concluded the cause was crash was pilot error.

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. . >>> convicted murderer josef bay iv is being sent to prison to life without parole. today prosecutors decided to drop kidnapping and torture charges in another case to spare the witness from testifying and cheer the way for bay's immediate transfer to prison. it is expected he had serve his team at pelican bay or in arizona or mississippi where california contracts out some of its prisoners. >>> the centers for disease control says 21 people have died from listeria from cantaloupe. it has sickened 109 people in 23 states, including here in california. health officials say the outbreak is far from over. it can take two months for listeria symptoms to appear and the last of the fruit was likely pulled from store shelves just two weeks ago. >>> some bay area children who are battling cancer and other diseases are getting creative. they want to turn their bedrooms at home into a ballpark or perhaps a jungle filled with animals. how a new nonprofit is helping to make the dream come true. >> you can have it hoe, medium, or high. >> reporter: this is a

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. . >>> convicted murderer josef bay iv is being sent to prison toife without parole. today prosecutors decided to drop kidnapping and torture charges in another case to spare the witness from testifying and cheer the way for bay's immediate transfer to prison. it is expected he had serve his team at pelican bay or in arizona or mississippi where california contracts out some of its prisoners. >>> the centers for disease control says 21 people have died from listeria from cantaloupe. it has sickened 109 people in 23 states, including here in california. health officials say the outbreak is far from over. it can take two months for listeria symptoms to appear and the last of the fruit was likely pulled from store shelves just two weeks ago. >>> some bay area children who are battling cancer and other diseases are getting creative. they want to turn their bedrooms at home into a ballpark or perhaps a jungle filled with animals. how a new nonprofit is helping to make the dream come true. >> you can have it hoe, medium, or high. >> reporter: this is a st

as rita williams reports, some are now questioning just how he died. >> reporter: libyans celebrated the end of the only leader most have ever had. ♪ >> reporter: word spread quickly. rebel fighters had captured gadhafi in his hometown of syrt. >> we are so happy, the greatest moment in all my life. >> reporter: graphic cell phone video quickly followed. secretary of state hillary clinton was in afghanistan. >> wow. >> unconfirmed. >> unconfirmed, yeah. unconfirmed. no. unconfirmed reports about gadhafi being captured. >> reporter: it wasn't a rumor. >> today we can definitively say that the gadhafi regime has come to an end. >> we came, we saw, he died. >> reporter: reporters said a nato air strike hit cars in a convoy flewing syrt. but gadhafi and his security fled into a tunnel. just how the 69-year-old dictator died, it's not clear. some say he was shot with his own gold gun. some said shot in a cross fire. >> he was injured with a shot in his head? >> it will take some time for some tranquility to prevail in libya. >> reporter: ahmed at st. mary's college says libya has a rocky

. >> now, it is santa rita jail, he is being held on charges. he is hinds the wheel of the van that struck and killed add motorcycle: he kept driving. dragging the bike for 1 mile. it happened on 580 on the ron ramp at 4:00 in the afternoon. >> at this point they are not confirming previous chp reports that he was a member of the hell's angels. we do know he was riding in formation with other bikers. he will not be identified until this afternoon. >> they say hall tried to run away after pulling over and he was caught and arrested. >> the freeway was shut down for nearly 11 hours while they tried to gather evidence. as far as what led up to the crash. they believe there was some sort of altercation between the two. whether it was road rage. we will learn later. we wanted to talk to hall this morning. and they are at the santa rita jail and we will be at his arraignment. and 2:00 this afternoon. >> live in dublin. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> will americans in kenya. and africa. they are on high alert after the u.s. embassy learned of a terrorist att

ktvu's rita williams introduces us to the richmond rockets and shows us why the players want to make the most of their opportunity. >> reporter: if practice makes perfect then the richmond rockets already are winners. >> these guys are playing for their lives. these young men are hungry because they've already been passed up by the nba and passed up by overseas opportunities this is a second chance for them. >> reporter: it's not the money, a few hundred dollars a game says david franklin now 29 and homeless since his last nba opportunity folded. >> the main thing is i can be seen on the basketball court so i can get other students expect for making money on the basketball court. >> reporter: now two, marquise katelye played for morgan state. >> this is going to bring a lot of familiar faces back on the scene. >> reporter: at 5'7", ronny lou from san francisco and uc davis is the shortest. >> that means i have to work harder. play smart. >> reporter: the coach's son, a utah valley grad is a responsible star. >> he's a better basketball player or he wouldn't be here. >> reporter: the

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i'm talking about rita dove.he's the editor of the new penguin anthology of 20th century america poetry. this anthology is a must-have for your library if you like poetry and you like to really evaluate how this country has changed over a 100 year period. quite an undertaking. >> it was. but it was an undertaking filled with joy and discoveries. and recoveries. so that was -- it was wonderful thing to do. >> it is featuring poets such as wallace stevens, t. s. elliot, robert hayden, how did you decide who to put in and not to put in? >> the who to put in. like being in a candy store for me. i want me a little bit of frost and bishop. so that's how it began and then came the winnowing process because 100 years of poetry in such a compact volume is not easy to do. but also poems that spoke to the century. you know it came out of life so that you could go and say oh, the '20s. that's what it was like to live in the '20s and that's how i proceeded. >> the poetry does tell you a lot about the times and even though the

my name is rita, and i would like to speak on two issues. i have always been a beat officer supporter, because i think it is very, very important to have them around. i would like to recommend for the beat officers of 24th straight that they work at 12:00, at noon. because of the work up to midnight, i think there's a lot that goes on during the day. there are a lot of kids on the street. we know there is not that many officers, but i think 24th street should deserve beat officers in the afternoon. also, i would like to strongly recommend that the beat officers have cell phones and give them out to the merchants. because of something is happening, the merchants can call the beat officers and they can get there. i would like to say we do have a wonderful beat officers, excellent beat officers. otherwise i would not be here supporting them. i do not know what the process is, but i would like to ask for the support of the commissioners, the chief, and the captain to see that 24th street does have beat officers beginning at 12:00. another thing

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rita van doren started to write about classical liberals.t was his way of thinking about what was wrong with politics in the u.s., that it was too much about groups and too little about individuals. he started to write these articles and to talk to read a. he got his bearings and he began to speak politically and right politically, and not just write articles, but to write manifestoes and to meet the people that then began to back him. sometimes someone comes along in your life who is a transition person, and rita was at that point such a person who helped him to clarify his ideas. >> she was also on calvin coolidge's book tour. >> she was a wonderful book editor. she edited many of these people down. there are figures who appear over and again. coolidge was said to represent the silent majority. we certainly associate that phrase with nixon and agnew. those people last a long time, sometimes through many candidates. >> i want to play one more piece of sound from franklin delano roosevelt poser recordings. he is in the white house trying to