and roger, you quite disagree. you see as president with few exceptions, obama has merely changed the wallpaper and rearrange the furniture in the white house. his financial policies are in essence though set in motion by george w. bush. when it comes to the eternal global war on terror, he has embraced the unconstitutional war powers claimed by his predecessor, the door open for the quite options and later date. so the first question, is there anything you to agree on? just kidding. jonathan, tell us about -- i know the answer, no reason to go there. >> that actually might help set the parameters of the debate a little. there's a lot i agree i'm with roger. >> the liberals are all getting along. >> i'm not so sure because my problem with roger's book is not the details in it, which i agree with. it's the attitude that's reflected in the title, "the mendacity of hope." mendacity means lying. so the assumption behind knight is somehow obama is lacking integrity and he is promising something that he can't deliver and

roger? >> my position is so far outside the washington consensus on the subject that it may be very hard to have a conversation about but i am very critical in the book about the health care boondoggle >> you think it's unconstitutional basically. >> that's not the point. i don't make that argument, i don't think it is unconstitutional and i am outraged by the mandate. it is appalling. but the whole bill is appalling. the problem with our health system is not that people don't have insurance it is that we do have insurance. insurance is the problem. [laughter] insurance companies or the problem. if you have an insurance policy that isn't guaranteed health care. that doesn't guarantee good health care. i used to work for the insurance company. insurance companies will rall -- rot u.s. quick as you turnaround. their whole business model was based on the mining claims. they can't make money if they do not deny the claim and is undefeated you never -- what's not unstated, it's never put in writi

in roger's case it's not necessarily news, just roger. these numbers are just astonishing. >> reporter: and he's churning out new books including one of rice cooker recipes, a gadget he discovered while trying to lose weight before getting sick. roger himself receives food through a tube but still loves to cook with chaz. he says he's happiest beside her. >> smell the ginger. >> reporter: there and at the movies. your own theater. with a ticket taker no less. ♪ a kiss is just a kiss ♪ a sigh is just a sigh >> reporter: so thumbs up or thumbs down on this movie? america's movie critic is back. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: ebert sees as many as ten films a week and a new version of his tv show debuts later this month. instead of shying away from the public and the way he looks, roger is embracing it. >> i said to hell with it. this is how i look. people with problems like mine should get on with their lives and not hide because of it. >> reporter: roger ebert is a changed man. but still there is one constant. >> we are on a mission to

, called mary helen rogers senior community. we will lease the land for 70 years and will be providing a minimum -- requiring a minimum payment of $15,000 and the balance of the annual lease being subject to the availability of cash from that particular development. in addition to the lease, the agency is providing a subordinate loan of approximately $15.5 million to ensure that the building can be constructed. and the agency commission recommends the board's approval. thank you. president chiu: colleagues, any questions to redevelopment staff? supervisor? >> i just want to add some comments. this building is technically in district 6, daly's district. mary helen rogers happens to be an icon well known to many of us throughout the city but formerly a resident of district five in the fillmore in the western addition and this building is aptly, i think, should be named after her. her legacy is well known and well felt throughout the western addition in the city but in particular in areas that have been confronted and challenged by

>> rose: i do, roger. and i should take note of the fact that when you refer to the virginia tech case that you at the request of governor kaine sat on the review panel which was formed to examine the events leading up to that so you speak with some insight and... on that particular case. without any reflection on any group of any particular kind, let's make that clear. is there any connection between sort of the rhetoric period of any kind and a mentally ill person committing a violent act? >> the environment that jared loughner existed in, and any mentally ill person exists in does influence their behavior but it does so in the way roger is describing in a ways which idiosyncratic and not typical of the way it would necessarily influence non-psychotic individuals. so you can say that loughner was sort of incited to do something by the political rhetoric. but it's... it would not have incited someone who was not unstable. >> so it's an explosive combination. go ahead, roger. >> that's an excellent point.

rogers hits fullback john kuhn who bangs his way into the end zone. a huge night for rogers. he throws for three touchdowns and runs for one more. the packers blow out of falcons 48-21 to advance to the nfc championship game. >> we can't have -- we just can't have that. he has to play better if we are going to advance. >> 87% not going to get it done? >> no, won't get it done. >> i had 23 in a row one time in college but i'd say that game and the inside bowl maybe at cal and a couple this year have been kind of my best three or four. >>> while i'm sure cal fans will appreciate rogers considering the 2003 insight bowl one of his best games it will be hard to top tonight. he had more completions through one more touchdown and led his team to a road win over the top seed in the nfc. they say good things come in threes. well, the steelers and ravens are meeting for the third time. both of the previous games were decided by three points and terrell suggs referred to today's game as world war iii. >>> terrible towels were waive waving early on. pittsburgh up in the first. big ben g

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rogers threw the pass to jones. with a veteran performance was not intercepted all day. >>> vick threw for just short of 300-yard when he split the packer defense with jason avant. the eagles within striking range. it was 18-10 just a few minutes before the quarters. the packers answer back. rogers to brandon jack jackson who picks his way. it was 28-10 packers after 3- quarters. with time running down. the eagles went for it. vick just manages. trailing by five they had to get the ball back and go for a touchdown. with less than a minute to play, they moved inside the packer 30, vick throws to the end zone for cooper. but williams has perfect position, he picks up the pass to preserve the win. williams has to be told by teammates to get down because the ball was still in play as he brought it into the end zone. rogers may put their name within quarterbacks that have won play off games. they earn a date in atlanta on saturday. rogers wasn't taking any bows about any personal achievements. >> well, in all my time i'v

michael vick making his first playof green bay's aaron rogers and vick -- rogers who three three touchdowny held on the beat the eagles. >>> ravens, flacco, back of the end zone. baltimore scored 27 unanswered points. and blew out the chiefs 30-7. >>> raiders' star quarterback is a free agent. he did not meet incentives. he was due to make $16.8 million in 2011. >>> fight hunger bowl, boston college -- marshall takes it's and goes 70 yards for a touchdown as nevada wins the bowl 20-13. >>> san jose gets shut out 1-0. >>> war you're -- war yours taking on the clippers. war yours ---- >>> stanford loses by 10. they are 9-5 after their first pac-10 loss. good night. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me and asking me how they could help. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee.

and jeff rogers is chair of the democratic party. we'll be talking with state representative steve farley who has been close to congresswoman giveredsa familiar -- giffords' family. we'll talk with others, an aide to congresswoman giffords, and obviously the former editor of the newspaper. pitcha county sheriff will be in studio with us live at 4:05 mountain time and u.s. senator john kyle also will speak with us. brian miller, the chair of the pima kt republican party will be with us. hopefully we'll have the governor. she's trying to adjust her schedule to do a live interview with this audience state representative, stay with us if you don't mind. and be with us for a moment. jeff rogers. we want to talk for state representative steve farley on this show. steve, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. these are tough times, but i really appreciate you getting the word out and spreading the story about who we are and what we do when we face tough circumstances here. >> legislature met this afternoon and a piece of legisla

quarterback eric rogers and a strong defense power the pack pass the chicago bears 21-14 for the nfc championship. rogers is a northern california native, born in she go out and played for uc-berkeley in 2003 and 2004. kron 4 spoke with cal athletic director sandy about the local excitement surrounding rogers. >> it's always exciting when we have a former cal student athlete who goes on and does great things in their field of interest. this is obviously one of them in a very visible indication of that. it were so proud of as been hit and aaron to be the starting quarterback in the super bowl it would be cal's fourth starting quarterback in the super bowl and fifth quarterback on an nfl roster in a super bowl. obviously, both air and desmond over the course of this season and green bay has done well and iran has been their leader on the offense and desmond has had a great presence. off >> the green bay packers will take on the steelers, the super bowl sunday february 6th. apple fan boys and girls are flocking to a dating website set up exclusively for them. our internet reporter kimbe

but roger would right the ship in the fifth. the out wide on the fifth match point to advance to the fifth round. 6-3 in the fifth. >>> the a's built a bullpen that should hold the lead in most games this season. they added brian fuentes to the long list of relievers. saved 24 games last year. he is not expected to close for the a's. they have and drew bailey for that. he gets a two year deal worth $10 million giving the a's excellent depth in the bullpen. >>> tiger woods will make his debut for the season at torrey pine. his first event at torrey pines since winning the u.s. open there in '98. >>> one on one. as time winds down. pullup jumper. good night. game over. there was point six left on the clock. six tenth of a second. but the final is in thanks to montae. warriors beat the pacers. montae ellis. >> we mov love you. >> he is amazing. >> he is. >>> for larry beil, spencer christian and all of us here i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time and hope to see you again in one

before this happened, but i said, roger, let up a little bit [ laughter ] and roger says, i don't care. and he put more pressure on him. >> you yourself were grazed by a bullet. >> i heard, you know, the first shot and i looked but then i could see the people falling, you know or sitting in chairs but they were just slumping forward then everybody was trying to get out of the way and get to the ground and i did the same thing. i felt the bullet hit the back of my head and it was just a stinging, burning sensation. when the shooting stopped, i stood up, and when i stood up, i did not know that that was the gunman right in front of me, and it's -- it's just instinct reaction is what it amounts to but when i saw the chair hit him, i knew that must be the man and that's when i -- i had an opportunity and that's what i did, what i think anybody under the circumstances would have done the same thing. >> just go to my colleague david muir. you have people who you want to talk to there. tell us their stories. >> well, christiane, we hear about these ordinary people doing extraordinary things,

full steam ahead defending champion roger federer blitzes his way into the extremely open semifinals at the expense of compact. final russian football champions and he moved to within the game of the year for silverware following up to no win over persepolis in the bike. games it's pittsburgh versus green bay in the super bowl this year following the n.f.l. conference. let's start. roger federer is on track for his twenty third major final dispatching compactor franca in the quarterfinals federer aiming to become the only player in open history to win five titles in melbourne a couple of swiss fans in attendance simply hoping to see their first ever grand slam last a clash between. the founding champion federer and st semi appearance was at stake. six shell shocked the brink of more of the same in the ensuing sets with the maestro orchestrating another impressive win six one six three six three. over the doubles partner going with the frankie. later world number three novak djokovic to join federer in the last for two thousand and eight winner of melbourne park a tough task ahead tho

it was aaron rogers who had the career day. a diving james jones. 14-0 packers.he eagles come back in the third. michael vic a strike to jason for the 24 yard touchdown. then 7:40 to play. aaron rogers tosses an innocent looking screen pass to brandon jackson and he has a convoy. 16 yard score. again, down by 5. a chance to win the game. michael vick and in the end zone, but williams there to end the ballgame and packers defeat the eagles 21-16 to advance to a matchup with the atlanta falcons. vick will be seen next in the probowls. kansas city up 7-3. ray rice with the touchdown with 19 seconds left in the first half, baltimore up 10-7. he completes just nine passes for 70 yards and three interceptions at the chiefs turned it over 5 times. landry does his best impression, making everybody miss at good field position and flacco takes advantage of the short field. he's got boldin in the back of the end zone. baltimore scores 27 unanswered points to blow out the chiefs 30-7. they'll take on the steelers next week in pittsburgh. >> offense. >> totally, passing yards

russian business in scares roddick who survives and along with roger federer. the russian dutch legend pulled it takes the reins it premier league side eric gross me that was a good day at melbourne port melbourne park for russia's women as both that long because now it's about maria sharapova booked their places in the grand following straight sets victory teams as a night championship out of it started slowly against the geneva design no before managing to take the set on a tie break the going was much easier in the second and she will face. in the. looking back obviously you want you want to play faster matches. would be great but it's also really good to have these types of matches were you put in a tough situation and you have to find find yourself find your game and find a way to where especially when your parents are playing really good as well and something happy with. all the world number one caroline wozniacki is also through the day in hunting for her first grand slam title wasted little time in wrapping up a straight sets win over you think. i'm a r

: for six straight days roger stood vigil. he spent every day of the last 15 years with his wichlt he wasn't about to leave her now. >> i called for her. she didn't answer me. >> reporter: or so he thought. under 30 feet of broken concrete in total darkness, she called out for roger just as he did for her. did you hear your husband? >> yeah, every time i heard him. and i said i'm still alive. i'm alive. i'm alive. please help me. i'm alive. >> reporter: though he couldn't hear her pleas, he moeshlized help convincing an excavator to clear piles of rubble. after six days came the moment he was waiting for. the rescuers moved in climbing into the hole where she was trapped shooting this video with their cell phones. after working for hours fearing another collapse, they finally managed to free her pinned hand. >> okay. hon, you're out of here. >> reporter: they carried her out, and it was then that she started to sing. >> it's probably the most moving moment for any rescue i'll ever have. >> reporter: months later in a satellite

more roger federer is on course as we speak and the defending champion is a second down after the two thousand and eight winner novak jorgen each. other to try break was one of the second set at the moment another tennis news an elbow injury is forced to retire from the sport for a second time twenty eight year old had a right arm stretch during the aussie open where she lost a third round to russian spittle on the course and salva before the tournament the former world number one had been sidelined for six months with elbow problems. moving out of arguments you need some petersburg loss before end of the match world cup in dubai spain were held by the saudi arabian outfit. on penalties reigning russian champions continue their pre-season training and by at the new domestic season which gets underway in around six weeks times while their opponents were. from saudi arabia and both teams work competed to try and win the match world cup both sides had opportunities to open the scoring early on but it wasn't until just after the hour mark that the deadlock has finally broken. that was cou

representative mcmorris rogers, we'll start with you. >> it's a terrible tragedy. like everyone, i was shocked when i heard the news. it's still hard for me to get my arms around what has happened in arizona with congresswoman gabrielle giffords doing what we all do on a regular basis. go home to our districts, meet with the people that we represent. it is such an important part of the process of being a representative in congress. and my heart goes out to her and her family, as well as all of the other victims. and america is standing behind them. and ready to do whatever we can to be helpful to them. >> bret: and federal judge, john roll lost his life in this. >> yes. and just stopped by to say high to gabrielle. it's a tragedy on a number of fronts. a 9-year-old girl who had just been elected in her student council and wanted to meet an elected official. it's shocking to all of us. and we're all just trying to get our arms around this and we know the best way the respond. >> congressman clyburn? >> well, thank you so much for having me. first of all, i would hop

meanwhile aaron rogers if even his mailman is jumping on the bandwagon. if he ever sought aaron across the street you're now a friend of his. he is terrific terrific young player right now peyton manning and drew sitting call. he has a chance to establish himself at the top of the football chain. even cal says he was our quarterback, will never forget him especially now. >> certainly there's a great pride in moscow community, our ticket holders, coaches, staff about aaron and desmond being one of our own from the e-mail's and text messages and different things and the banter on twitter yesterday about in particular aaron. a great pride about what aaron is going on to do and now being on and being invisible in the presence of the world championship. >> does it also planned for the packers. pam you know what material on this. when the team may be wins for or loses 12 of the people to stand up and say that's my guide. i was with him no matter what. would you agree with me, it's when criticized for a work of the parade with the giants. i want a friend when i'

and jeff rogers is chair of the democratic party.e'll be talking with state representative steve farley who has been close to congresswoman giveredsa familiar -- giffords' family. we'll talk with others, an aide to congresswoman giffords, and obviously the former editor of the newspaper. pitcha county sheriff will be in studio with us live at 4:05 mountain time and u.s. senator john kyle also will speak with us. brian miller, the chair of the pima kt republican party will be with us. hopefully we'll have the governor. she's trying to adjust her schedule to do a live interview with this audience state representative, stay with us if you don't mind. and be with us for a moment. jeff rogers. we want to talk for state representative steve farley on this show. steve, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. these are tough times, but i really appreciate you getting the word out and spreading the story about who we are and what we do when we face tough circumstances here. >> legislature met this afternoon and a piece of legislati

you've--you're joined by janis ian and roger mcguinn and richie havens. i started this because-- i started my label called wildflower records, and i thought, "what could i do that would be fun "that would draw some artists together "who have the same kind of take on--on-- "are dissimilar in the-- in the sense "that there's a lot of contrast "but who've done music or that music that pleases me or songs that i knew before or hopefully will"-- next year we'll start doing some-- some singers and songwriters that people don't know quite so well-- a little younger, a little edgier perhaps. but this year, our first-- our first year of the wildflower festival--2001-2002-- we've done concerts all over the country with janis and with tom paxton and with roger mcguinn and richie havens and leon redbone. it's great, you know. i get to sit backstage and listen to the hostage and freedom and seventeen and turn, turn, turn. so it's been very exciting for me to be able to do that. and how are the audiences responding? oh, they're wonderful. also, they're audiences of all

roger, let up a little bit, and roger said, i don't care. >> reporter: lynn rich, the gunman's neighbor, speaking for the first time. >> i wish that i would have had more courage to have said more to his parents. >> reporter: one of the things that struck me, you spoke of the music. you said there was once beautiful music coming from that house. >> yes, there was. jared played in a jazz band. and i just loved sitting in my house listening to that music come out of the house. and something changed. >> reporter: and when you asked the family, what was the answer? >> there was no answer. i was just glared at and turned a back on. >> reporter: there were so many in the room who asked, why isn't there more to help detect signs of mental illness long before tragedy? this woman lost her brother, an officer shot and killed, by a man with a history of mental illness. >> i just wonder, how many more of these do i have to attend? we can do better and we can find common ground to stop this from happening. >> the town hall here in tucson. and one more note about that arrest that followed the town ha

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that's because rogers simply took over.san jose star and jones a sensational grab in the end zone. 21-14 packers. final play in the half. trying to get into field goal range but picked off by williams. he takes this one to the house, 70 yards as time expires. green bay's up 28-14 at the half. rogers 31-36. 366 yards and three scores and he ran for another. green bay hammers. top seed in the nfc moving on to the nfc title game. >> this probably was my best performance. i think, you know, at this stage we're on and the importance of this game, it was a good night. >> in the afc, bitter rivals meeting in pittsburgh. the ravens and the steelers. game tide at 7. gets to ben roethlisberger. forces the fumble. everyone on the field stops thinking it's an incomplete pass. picks up the fumble, returns it 13 yards for the score. play until you hear the whistle. after the review, the play would stand. second quarter third and goal. the top heap. ravens up 21-7 at the half. in the third after the first of three raven turnovers in the q

rogers elementary school was searched where the suspect fed and still not found. helicopters intent on finding two suspects that may have been involved. >> i'm in a houseful of kids. i thought it was just in oakland. >> reporter: this is the 7th homicide so far in san jose. on januaryth. three were shot and killed at mexicali club. a man seeking revenge for his sister's murder and shot a man. monday, a drive-by with a 20- year-old dead and tonight, a young man between 18-20 was gunned down. >> a lot has changed. economy, can't find jobs. kids are mischievous. >> reporter: police will not say this is a pattern. >> i know that seems like an unusually high number, as far as whether it is a trend or not, i can't say. >> reporter: we are breaking down the numbers, pretty disturbing. last year, san jose saw 21 homicides. if they continue at the rate they are at now, at the end of 2011, it could be 121. >> that's way too many. grace lee in san jose, thank you. >> a middle school teacher is taking extraordinary steps against a student, filing for a restraining order. don

he fell in love with one the island women, called emily rogers. although from what i can gather from his writing, they never even held hands. it was so unbelievely chased. they barely spoke. but he in his writings was totally enraptured by emily. and he hoped, i think it was more fancied than reality that she reciprocated. she wrote about three paragraphs in a book that he published in 1954 about his love for emily rogers. as i say, nothing -- nothing ever happened. and he was very sad and what he wrote about, it was the departure when the war was over and he had to leave the girl behind the beach. there were two paragraphs. i went there in the 1980s, i think it was, and one the things i wanted to do was to go and see emily rogers. who was this women that had so encaptured. of course, 30 object -- 30 or 40 years had passed. she was no longer a slip of a girl, she was 60-year-old lady married and a grandmother. married to the chief islander, mr. glass. i don't know his first name. anyway, i walked through the village of the seven seas and not a par

." >> roger that. [applause] >> roger that, senator lieberman. noted. chris: that was brian williams. and the same year john kerry came prepared for this question. >> the wrap on you is that you're a northeastern liberal elitist and you have a problem connecting with people. how do you dispel that notion? >> wait until you see my video, "keri gone wild." chris: back in 2007, it was the g.o.p.'s turn at the stage. mike huckabee had this pearl ready. >> we have a congress that spent money like john edwards at a beauty shop. >> and the winner, john mccain waited for the perfect moment to remind everyone of his p.o.w. days. >> senator clinton tried to spend $1 million on the woodstock concert museum. now, my friends, i wasn't there. i'm sure it was a cultural and pharmaceutical event. i was tied up at the time, but the fact is -- the fact is -- chris: senator and former p.o.w. of vietnam earned the right to make that crack. when we return, we know healthcare won't be repealed next week so what is the point of the house voting to kill it? chris: welcome back

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rogers 31-36. 366 yards and three scores and ran for another. that makes it 35-14. began loving it. the sharks snap their fifth game skid 4-2 that final. college hoops stanford men beating 17th ranked washington thursday night and took two steps back losing to wazoo last night. naples, anthony brown rattling home the three. a three-point lead but back the other way. packs his leading score. drops in the jumper. later in the half cougars then transition. scoring through the lanes. the two-hand jam. down four. moments later josh owens with a one-hand thunder. cardinals led 32. comes back the second half for a 61-58 victory. santa clara! so you think you can dance? this kid can and the gales could be dancing in march. mcconnell drains it 3. saint mary's up 20 at the half. matthew with a great look to kenton walker. slams it down with the left hand and one. to rob jones on the alley yoop. don't miss a beat. 84-59 the final. elsewhere in the wcc. visiting san diego. michael williams exploding through the lane laying it up for two. 54-50 usf. under two minutes to play. gr

backs have been so banked up athat position they've had to bring in guys as the ason's goneon and rogers keeps moving them down the field. now they played in the last week of the regular season. chicago needed to win the game... green bay needed to win the game to get in and it was surprisingly like... it was a 10-3 score. you think this is probably going to be like a game in the 30s but the defense prevailed on that occasion and i don't know we'll see. these two franchises no each other so well. they've... i hate to say it, but i'm sure they've never met with more at stake with this one on sunday. >> rose: golf. tiger woods. back next wk. >> you know, it's been announced like it's some big piece of news. everybody knew he was going to play at tory pines and make his 2007 debut. phil mickelson will be there. >> rose: what's your sense on his game and what impact sean has had on the swing and where it's headed. >> he gave us a little insight into that earlier in the week. he's now into tweeting. >> rose: i heard that. >> and he said he's been working really hard on his game, he's ready to

including this man his name is roger. out of the pit. >> it's all like a ford when i got out. >> loses are be around the city but for the last three days is been living on the highway. i ask residents what they thought about the campers and this is what they said >> decides that the through trash of the medium they take up valuable parking spaces. we have to park blocks from our apartment because campers are parking in front of our building. >> it's cold dark and wet and rather have people living in an rv and be part of the neighborhood that under nodding or under bush. >> gets to us when they leave the garbage. it for the most part it will bother me people got a live somewhere. >> residents said there's the ball was homeless campers with their and our fear not. if they're giving an eye out for problems. neighborhood watch as fresh landscaping. it also consider what other thing. requiring permits for anyone with an rv. is that a good idea? >> once you make a rule everyone has to abide by it. >> stanley roberts kron 4 news

roger that! go online and sign up at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet?! where to sputnik? [ chuckles ] him at mavericks is doing better >>> the surfer who nearly drowned three days ago when a wave crashed down on them at mavericks is doing better tonight. wayne, start the clock. according to stanford hospital the 30-year-old surfer has been upgraded from critical to fair condition. the accident was captured by a series of photos that a witness snapped from the shore. >>> australian open. quarterfinals. coming to the net. powering it past. playing roger federer in the semis. >>> australian open doesn't do it for me. >>> number 1 in the near court. losing the first set but winning the last two. look at the lob shot, ken. this is what i do like. that is a nice tennis shot. >>> number 1 ohio state. against duke, number 12. improving to 21-0. you know the other school that is undefeated? you're alma mater, roberta. >>> you're looking at michael vick. he signed a sponsorship deal with unequal technologies. a football pad company that supplied the quarterback last season. that's

whole steam ahead defending champion roger federer blitzes his way into the screen open semifinals up the expense of some pop three. putting the. final cantante russian football champions in the team within a game of the year for silverware falling out to no win over persepolis and by. ice is age she has come all school secure the first two and run this year in the cage seeing all this being down the. age. let's start up the australian open though where roger federer remains on track for his twenty third major final after dispatching compactor. in the last eight federal evening to become the only player in open history to win five melbourne titles a couple of swiss funds in attendance delighted to see the first ever grand slam quarter final clash involving their can pop three it's the fending champion federer an eighth straight semi appearance was at stake and started the country be looking . for the same in the ensuing sets with the maestro orchestra to his way to the one sided win six one six three six three how it ended with. the world partner with the brink. over in the women's si

into the half after rogers took the bears. cutler is picked off by sam shields.ler who will play one in the third quarter and then left with a knee injury he suffered in the first half. she already getting hammered by chicago fans. back up was ineffective and he provided a spark in the fourth. he hits johnny knox and look at johnny run down to the one. that set up a chicago touchdown. but he is a third stripping quarterback for a reason. a big mistake. intercepted and 18 yards for the score and it is 21-7, gameover, right? not so fast. it took 81 seconds to answer. poor tackling there and cuts the lead 21-14. same score and fourth down for chicago. and the magic runs out. the second interception of the game and that seals it. the packers are headed to their fifth super bowl after a 21-14 victory. >> we have had to win five elimination games, and i think it makes it that much sweeter. happened to win the five, but also doing it with guys, a lot of guys we didn't count on until the end of the season. >> the packers and steelers in the super bowl. >>> switching gear

one another shock so not a joke of each reach the men's final at the expense of defending champion roger federer this with susie in straight sets a real surprise after the first set went to a tie break it looked like it would be a long dog getting counted joker's which won it to go a set up and then federer bounced back and was four games to two up in the second. credit to djokovic he stayed aggressive and went on to take that set seven five handing federer a dose of his own medicine. not a point it never looked like federer of would fight his way back djokovic to claim in the final set six four he will face either andy murray with david for a in the final as he. without a grand slam title in his possession for the first time yes. another ten years now by injury has forced justin then to retire from the sport for a second time the twenty eight year old how to ride on strap joining us the open where she lost in the third round to the russians because that's about before the told the former world number one hundred being sidelined for six months by problem . that started with tennis but mo

rogers, thank you for your report. i have a question on the path of gold. some years ago, i made inquiries about the possibility of putting american flags along there. i think i was told at that time that the flags could only be hung during a parade, before and after the parade for a period of time. i am not sure if the ordinance or body of law has changed, but i would like to hear if that is any different. >> the law previous to this new ordinance did require exactly as you stated, only temporary banners having to do with an event. this would allow longer banners and if they pertain to neighborhood -- pertain to a neighborhood resource. people would be referred to the hpc for appropriateness, but they would be allowed to stay for a longer period of time. commissioner antonini: thank you. >> commissioners, that will put us on item 7, action -- i apologize. >> scott sanchez, planning department, with pork appeals updates. the commission did one sign -- did one thing the commission might find interesting, and appeal of a building application that was not befo

and let's start at the australian open where roger federer remains on track for his twenty third major final appearance after dispatching combat. in the last eight federer also aiming to become the only player in the open era to win five titles in melbourne a couple of swiss fans in attendance delighted to see the first ever all swiss ground slam quarterfinal clash defending champion federer knew that in a straight sammy appearance was at stake and his stock of encounter on full speed taking the open up by six games to one more of the same as the next couple of sas went further acts cruising to a one sided victory six one six three six three five getting want to buy his friend doubles for the one gold with beijing two thousand and eight and now says he knows how to play against him. this is very different to. other players might do. for him in so many quarterfinals of a new situation so many times before to have the experience of the game to. be tricky for him. also a near perfect match for noble georgia rich the third seed especially if you will fall at the start of his school to lift

it will make me sound like that instantly. >> reporter: as for roger he is joining others like julie and steven tyler to raise money and awareness. the message, don't ignore hoarseness, get your voice fixed. >> people realize now they don't have to deal with this kind of a voice that is deteriorating and it may belie a bigger issue. >> reporter: roger is glad he got his voice checked out and the doctor sees no reason he needs to slow down. >> it will keep me going into my 80s. >>> this research from the institute and invoice restoration has the potential to save many, many lives. people who have been walking around with hoarse voices for 10, 15, 20 years are getting help getting their voices back in just a few hours. really wonderful to see it and hear it. >> phenomenal. you were talking about the procedure. >> through the nose. >> no incision. >> tiny cameras. no incisions across here. >> least invasive way. >> wonderful. >> very exciting. >> it really is. i remember when the reports came out that julie andrews lost her voice and to think that gift would be gone. >> working with the