about that and to let you know, names that our generation have been familiar with -- john elway, ronnie lottabdul-jabbar, jason kidd, tiger woods, they all came through the pac 12 colleges. if the digital media center is here, they will be coming here for their interviews, coming here to announce what they are doing, coming here to be entertained, as well as see their fans. we are on a good role. pac 12 is exciting to have here. so we have the unemployment rate reduction to 7.8%, the america's cup moving forward on the eir, and this key agreement with the piers and development rights, balancing what the public and port staff has been focused on, and then with our great partners in the ac event authority, and then we have this pac 12 agreement. they want to be broadcasting by next year.

also on hand ronnie lott and jerry rice there to support the goal of providing food for the needy. >>s is a great community we've been able to play for. it's a great community that stands for thing that's are a little bit bigger than themselves. >> hunger is something we have to deal with. i don't look at it as being -- well, you can look at it as being a problem but most important thing is that it can be beat. >> you know the campaign thopz raise money to provide 25 million. >> thank you. >> that is our report i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- of international science and technology policy from washington, d.c... an elementary schoolteacher from woodbridge, ontario... and our returning champion-- a tutor from highland park, new jersey... whose 7-day cash winnings total...

also on hand 49er greats ronnie lott and jerry rice, the two were there to support the goal of providingr the needy. >> this is a great community that we've been able to play for. it is a great community that stands for things that are a little bigger than themselves. >> hunger is something that we have to deal with. it is part of it, but i don't look at it as being -- well you can look at it as being the problem. but the most important thing is that it can be beat. >> kraft is donating one meal for each ticket sold benefiting three hunger organizations. kickoff 12:30 saturday afternoon. >>> here's my quandary, my parents are from illinois, my sister went to ucla. >> i say take illinois because that's where i'm from too, but i'm biased. >>> still ahead, nerve-racking moment as a southwest flight in sacramento aborts takeoff, after two tires blew. >> on the way to san jose? the giant opposition to the a's hopes of building a stadium in the south bay. >> reporter: would your kids know what to do if a stranger tried to lauer them away? i'm amy hollyfield live in -- what a buy did when a man

ronnie lott once had his finger amputated so he could play and why?lary is $770,000 with a life span of three and a half years. you'll pay almost $3.3 million over three years. i'm staying on that field. if i don't stay on the field i'm not going to get paid. personal responsibility, i want to be on that field. >> i think that is a great pint for the nfl to come out and make. however, even maybe 50% you can say the players responsible, they are not letting the doctors, the managers know about their injuries, they are partially responsible. if they don't have the information to make that informed choice they still with receive damages. they can be awarded, and that's why i think we are looking down the road at the federal system here. gregg: i think there are problems of evidence here, randy. i'm not sure that all of what you argue can be introduced as evidence. >> which is why in my humble opinion this has got to be settled. there are evidentiary problems on both sides of the aisle. something else we learned in law school is skepbt subsequen subsequen