(hisses) (russell laughs) russell: whoa! whoa! careful, russell! (giggling) hey, look, mr.! go on! get! (hisses) (exclaims) (hisses) (exclaims) uh-oh. no, no, no! kevin! it's okay. mr. fredricksen is nice. kevin? yeah. that's his name i just gave him. beat it! vamoose! scram! hey! that's mine! (gagging) (retches) (groans) shoo! shoo! get out of here! (squawks mockingly) go on! beat it! (exclaims in disgust) (squawks mockingly) russell: can we keep him? please? i'll get the food for him. i'll walk him. i'll change his newspapers. carl: no. "an explorer is a friend to all, "be it plants or fish or tiny mole." that doesn't even rhyme. yeah, it does. hey, look. kevin. what? get down! you're not allowed up there! (balloon bursts) (spits) you come down here right now! sheesh! can you believe this, ellie? ellie? hey, ellie! could i keep the bird? russell: uh-huh. uh-huh. she said for you to let me. but i told him no. i told you no! n-o. i see you back there. go on! get out of here! shoo! go annoy someone else for a while. dug: hey, are you okay over there? (kevin squawking) uh...

and here comes russell wilson. russell wilson, 27 wins over his first 2 years in the nfl, including the postseason. ties for the most-ever. with ben roethlisberger. and he can use his legs. he can use his arm. he can use his mind. he's a smart, young man. >> troy: talk about nerves. what we just saw, about going back to that nfc championship game. russell wilson, he wasn't quite as calm and collected as you would expect. see how he does here in the early going. >> joe: and lynch, just shy of the 39 yard line. a gain of three. sylvester williams, the rookie, made the stop. and we heard about it before the game. and we will see a lot of marshawn lynch. didn't do much talking into microphones during the week. >> troy: he really is the heartbeat of this football team. >> joe: percy harvin, at the top of the screen. and in motion. they get it to him. he gets a block on the edge. welcome back, percy harvin. and he's out of bounds, with a big play on second down. 30-yard carry by percy harvin, who just touched the ball fo

from virginia russell's murder pointed to justin bullard. the gun, the bloody shoes, the telephone calls to the escort service from his apartment. but bullard had no criminal record and no apparent motive. some of the circumstantial evidence pointed to his friend, roy beck. the beer bottles in his apartment were the same brand as those found next to virginia russell's body. and the background check revealed beck was addicted to crack cocaine. >> he was a drug addict, and obviously, to feed that dragon, you've got to have a lot of cash. >> prosecutor knox mcmahon thought the beer bottles at beck's apartment and those found at the crime scene were too much of a coincidence, so he decided to take a second look. >> if you look at those beer bottles, there is a born-on date, and there is a code under the born-on date. >> the date was october 22, 1996, followed by the letters "wf." >> "w" is the geographic location, in this case williamsburg, virginia. within williamsburg, virginia, there are multiple lines within the plant and "f" designates whic

there is tragedy for russell henderson.there's a tragedy for aaron mckinney and all the families involved. i would urge all of us, including myself, to try to go a little deeper into this because that is where the challenges, you know, having some courage and some compassion to looking at what really brought this about rather than reducing it to this black-and-white scenario the way the national media did. >> hi, there. >> i have a question about the media and media portrayals. >> yes. >> i am wondering why it would be -- while we are being found and who is doing it and what is going to be used for? >> sure. this is c-span on cable television. they cover authors and books events. when i began my tour in san francisco, c-span came because the book was viewed as controversial and there would be conversation and discussion. so the films. today's year they said there would like to comment on the events in laramie, particularly to hear some of the conversation >> so we will be on tv? [laughter] >> it will be on national tv. i do

russell wilson, back to the field.big enough, the arm wasn't strong enough, he wasn't fast enough. in the super bowl in his second year in the nfl. handoff to lynch. comes back. and marshawn lynch, his best of the day. across the 25. brought down by adams after a run of 18 yards. >> troy: well, denver, because of the situation right now, they have to play defensively a little differently than they'd really like to. so, they stack the line. they're anticipating marshawn lynch. what happens a lot of times when you have everybody stacked at the line of scrimmage, you get beyond that first wave. there's a lot of open field. so, an outstanding job by the offensive line creating a lane. and marshawn lynch finding it. >> joe: lynch had 11 carries for 17 yards before that 18-yard run. those two game face-to-face. no gain. >> troy: russell wilson came out, as did the rest of this offense, expecting to have the ball. to start this second half. and then, you get the big return by percy harvin. while denver had the ball, russell w

the medal count: >> i'm jonathan betz, "talk to al jazeera" with russell simmonds is up next. for updates go to aljazeera.com. ♪ ♪ >>> you have a voice, you use it if you can. so i have a voice and i use it. >> hip hop pioneer and business mogul russell simons is a man of vision. >> you can't fail until you quit. >> music, fashion, social action, the def jam founder is a pervasive cultural influence and a strong advocate for justice. >> the war on drugs has done more to detroit the fabric of the black community than anything that we can think of. not the effects of jim crow and the effects of slavery, it's the war on drugs. >> he's also a practicing yogi, who values daily medication. it's the subjects of his latest book, success through still ,. >> i want to be enlightened. >> i caught up with my friend russell simons at a recording stood know in york. how would you describe what you do? you are a -- >> i have no idea. >> you defy the kind of -- >> i don't want to have a title. >> let's say there was one person who didn't know you and you said, i am i am russell -- >> i am an

who is russell weston? >> guest: russell weston, more than 10 years ago when into the capital, believing these controls to a switch that could reverse time were in the off is that then minority leader tom deloitte. so she barged in, guns blazing. to capital police officers confronted him. he fired upon them, killing two of them. he was wounded in the gunbattle. he was arrested, and i was called by consultant to the defense and the russell weston case. one the legal question of whether russell weston could be medicated against his will to make him competent to stand trial. now there is a way in which doctors from a forensic psychiatrist on the country are saving public functions. medicating someone against his or her will for that person to stand trial. even in some rare cases, medicating a death row inmate against his will for the purpose of making him competent to be executed. are you treating the patient are treating the disease? the treatment is no success at patient dies. these pose the same challenge.

my guest this week is def jam cofounder russell simons. what were you like as a kid? >> well, they would have gave me ritalin or something. >> really? >> they have given me something to calm me. my nickname is rush. my company is rush. so i was a little scatter brained, a little all over the place. and i think now, you know, that you manifest in all the businesses, all the things that i am doing, but i think medications make it easier to balance those balls. >> did you think that you were going to be successful when you were a kid? >> i don't think so. a lot of my friends died and went to jail over gangs and drugs and things. i survived and was lucky enough to find a situation where i could butt my energy. i didn't think i was going to be successful in this degree, of course not. >> when you look back what do you think were the things that made you success h. luck? >> a lot of luck. no question luck was a big one. finding one success really matters. for some people that success is an ongoing practice. i learned me my first success resilience and hard work and dedicati

the s&p 500 closing at a record high today, along with the russel 2000. but it is apple that caught our eye in today's trading session. that went up 2% ahead of tomorrow's shareholder meeting. institutional investors are getting out of the stock. and relative to apple's weight on the s&p 500, the weighting and institutional money manages portfolios are lower than that. is that optimistic? maybe the portfolio investors have to buy apple? >> that's the implication. you look at apple. and you look at the s&p 500. which would you rather own? an asset that is at all-time highs. questionable valuations. or apple, which has bounced off of 515, has an activist investor in there, a meeting coming up tomorrow and potential catalyst coming over the next six months. i think at 526, you can certainly buy apple right here. use 515 as your stop. and i think you can be happy. >> should we assume that something will happen from the shareholder meeting? they're they're going to increase their buyback or dividend? is that priced in? >> today's action tells, if you increase

more with russell simons when we come back. there's more to finical news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can effect your grocery bill? could rare minerals in china effect your cell phone bill? or, how a hospital in texas could drive up your health care premium. i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >>> welcome back to "talk to aljazeera." my guest this week is def jam cofounder russell simons. what were you like as a kid? >> well, they would have gave me ritalin or something. >> really? >> they have given me something to calm me. my nickname is rush. my company is rush. so i was a little scatter brained, a little all over the place. and i think now, you know

. >> i caught up with my friend russell simons at a recording stood know in york. how would you describe what you do? you are a -- >> i have no idea. >> you defy the kind of -- >> i don't want to have a title. >> let's say there was one person who didn't know you and you said, i am i am russell -- >> i am an inspiring yogi. i want to be enlightened. how would i describe it. i philanthropic, social, political issues. >> aanimal activists. businesbusinessman. >> i can a music company again. i have three internet companing. i have a digital solutions company. i do a lot of stuff of i am a father. that's first. every morning, first thing, medications and take them to school. >> have you always done like 20 things at once? >> no, actually, just, you know, what happens is people -- i would start something, right, i am passionate, i go to work every day in that thing, right, and then smarter people than me come along and they take over. they take direction, but they really know how to run whatever it is that we are doing. right now my focus is mostly on a.d. di d. all dep

russell wilson will not get fat and happy. i will g rantee you.ra there is something in him, some jiip inside him, just what didtd that is what the seahawks saw in him.him. >> i got to speak to his to h o hhool coach. he said the day th said walkedti in there and he in tthem, he them, he he was a natural e wae. d he was born to do was b he would rally all of the guys and they did notanant to let him down. they did not want him to be be disappointed in them. that is how hard he worked. he was gettingood grades.gresgrr and then he is drad theno play s seball by the orioles and the rockies. he decides not to.ecides he would havhe a good second baseman.sema he goes to wisconsin, now he is winning a super bowl. his high school coach said there was no doubt, the fact he had learned from his father, heathe , this kestined greatness. >> we talk abou >the manning family, russell wilson s from an extraordinarytr family. his grandfather was a university esident, his grandmother has three different degrees. his father was an s faptional a

i have a particular rooting interest in russell's success. he and his parents, debbie and chris, are graduates of caribou high school, as am i. debbie and i grew up spending summers at mattawaska lake at camps that were very near each other and we spent endless summers playing together. i have known this wonderful family for many years, and i am just thrilled for them. while the world watches the winter olympics, the entire population of arrest -- arrostook county will be watching. as the name suggests, the town of stockholm, maine was settled by swedish immigrants. when the first 21 families came to aroostook came, they brought with them a strong worth ethic, a strong sense of community and a love of skiing. in fact, the entire ski industry in maine, both nordic and alpine, can be traced to these hardy, outdoors loving newcomers. nearly a century and a half later, the worth ethic and the love of skiing remains strong, and the sense of community is more powerful than ever when russell wofpb his place on the u.s. team, friends and family held

t game, i spent 10 minutes with russell wilson talking. and he goes, peter, what we have sure that to mak we re thathis is not thhathly one. he said, i think we are poised for continued greatness.inued we are very young. i think they are if they can keep the defense together. russell wilson will not get fat and happy. i will guarantee you. there is something in him, somei chip inside him, just what did jim was talking about. seahawks saw in wha him. >> i got to speak to his high school coach. he said theai day the kid walked in there and he met them, he said he was a natural leader. he said he was born to do this. he would rally all of the guys and they did not want to let him down. they did not want him to be disappointed in them. that is how hard he worked. he was getting good grades. and then he is drafted to play ayseball by the orioles and the rockies. he decides not to. he would have been a good second baseman. he goes to wisconsin, now he is sunning a super bowl. his high school coach said there was no doubt, the fact he had learned

you can learn a lot from russell wilson. accounted swiss bank allowed wealthy foreigners to a baby taxman, but the crackdown in recent years has put tanks -- bangs on the firing line. today was credit suisse's turn to answer. showedt 200 pages worth tax evasion. is match as $10 million was hidden assets. the vast majority of accounts were shielded from the irs. >> that brought the ceo and other top executives at swiss holes of the congress. books are investigation chronicles the uneven and halting progress made in identifying u.s. taxpayers who cheated uncle sam by using offshore accounts. a bipartisan report that we're releasing today sites chapter and verse the failure to collect taxes owed and hold accountable the u.s. persons who evaded their tax obligations and the tax havens who helped them. we learned of one swiss anchor who met with the u.s. client over breakfast that he was luxury hotel and slept the client bank account statements in between the pages of a sports illustrated magazine. instanceslarming belong in a sp

. >> rose: when we talk about russell wilson. love this guy. >> he is getting old too. >> he is 25. >> so wha what do we say about s performance? >> yo you have to look at the wy he is expanding the quarterback position and the way you think of it, se five-foot, ten and three-eighths inches which is not manager something you are supposed to be as a super bowl winning quarterback, you have mendoza, six-foot, two, certainly if you do back and look at all of the analysis of him during the draft which we did recently, it was almost unanimous of, ha, he may make it in the nfl but not really a starting quarterback and now johnny manziel is coming to the draft as a six-foot quarterback. >> rose: schneider and carroll famously said they had this x factor they look for that he -- the will to win. >> that may be peter carroll's best decision ever as a coach and i mean throughout his entire career, when he said good-bye to flynn, eight to $10 million and he said i am going to wuls wilson who they picked, the 75th pick overall, there was no

. >> in 2011, it was russell who cast cooper for the lead roll in "silver linings playbook" with just days to go before shooting began. >> i thought i'm not right for this. >> despite all the bare lels -- parallels in your own life. >> everything good? >> i never had to cry on film. i never had to do that. >> "american hustle" began to come together. >> you were really in the creative process with it. >> yeah, from the begin. i'm so grateful that david sees me as somebody valuable to that process. >> russell was eager to reteam with actors who made his last films fly. for his character, cooper wanted something a little different. >> to make sure that he was first of all, not just this sort of antagonistic foil, straight laced fbi guy that you see in 100 movies. he's a petulant trial and he gets in over his head. >> i've got people working for me. >> i said to david, what if he has curly hair. we wanted him to look different from me also. he said yeah, he curls his own hair because he idolizes black baseball player the like doc ellis. i didn't know it would be three hours to put in 1 1

look at the denver post from this morning, peyton manning says it all "seahawks rout russell wilson was on the front of the seattle times "seattle dominates for first super bowl title." seattle is selling post are-sized print outs of the front page. >> the bay area is now two years away from hosting its very own super bowl, and the preparations are under way. the chronicle reports that the san francisco police department sent four officers to your's game to help plan if the game in 2016 and the cost is $10,000. the police chief says the officers are part of a unit including the bomb squad and press office. the became will take place in santa clara but most of the pre-game festivities will happen in san francisco. >> bay area got much needed rain over the weekend with more rain fulling yesterday than in the entire month of john. it was heaviest in the north bay but it fell all around the bay testing drive whose have not seen a lot of rain on the roads, and in the south bay, a lot of rain there, too, with rain water clogging gutters and you can see more rain is expected later in the week.

stay with us. >> rose: russell wilson is here.he's the super bowl winning quarterback for the nfl seattle seahawks. last month at met life stadium they crushed the denver broncos to win the trophy. it was a rapid rise for a young man picked in the third round of the draft including andrew luck and robert griffin three. he's the first of that class with a super bowl ring. i'm pleased to have him here at this table for the first time, welcome. >> it's an honor to be here. >> rose: i was at that super bowl and i saw what you d i want to talk about leading up to it but first since you won that lombardi trophy what's it been like for you. what's the life like of a super bowl winning quarterback. >> it's a tremendous honor first of all to be the super bowl winning quarterback but also to be the franchise quarterback for the seattle seahawks and to be a part of that organization, all the things we've done and to think about the fact that seattle seahawks has never won a super bowl in their franchise history and to be the first one to ev

just automatically do it. >> for now all russell anselmo can do is whittle wood and wait.jazeera, al jazeera america. >> tech giant google is taking over one of the most historic landmarks in silicon valley. it's a restoration process that seems, well, almost larger than life. >> reporter: federal officials have chosen google to restore movmoffat field, and they may ga small building an as part of the deal. did i say small building? i mean one of the largest free standing structures in the wor world. hanger one was built into the 1930s to house blimps. it is so enormous you could close its doors and keep eight acres of land dry. it has its own weather system. the ceiling is known to collect fog on the right kind of day. what does one do with a 350,000-square-foot playground? you could have a football game or six of them simultaneously. you could invite the entire city of baton rouge, louisiana, for dinner. you could have a nascar race inside. everybody could be in shorts. you could have dinosaur fights. no one would know. that's the point. google like any company likes to

like 21-27, seahawks. >> russell wilson is able to scramble around. we saw that in the nfc championship game the play with doug baldwin. how key is it to get pressure on him and get him on the ground? >> that's everything when playing against a guy like russell. he's a shorter quarterback. we use the same kind of strategy against guys like drew brees. keep them in the pocket. make them throw the tall lines. they might think they saw something and be a tad late and that's when you get interceptions. if you allow him to get outside the pocket, denver has to keep him in the pocket. it gives him a great shot. this is an underrated d-line. they can get after it too. if he's many the pocket, they have a great. chance of get. ing pressure on him. even when you don't sack him, just make him uncomfortable. you're not going to able to pinpoint throws when guys are uncomfortable. >> you played against both teams. which is the tougher team to prepare for offensively? >> offensively, hands down is denver. no question. >> he just blew up russell wilson's fun. >> de

tonight -- kayne west, super bowl quarterback russell wilson, featuring the 8g band with fred armiseneers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening, everybody. thank you so much! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. welcome. welcome to night two of "late night." "late night" the deux. all right. let's get started. a new poll shows that half of new jersey residents believe chris christie was involved in the bridgegate scandal. half of them. while the other half know how to keep their freakin' mouths shut. [ cheers and applause ] christie's approval rating in new jersey has dropped nine points since the scandal broke, while new jersey's approval rating has stayed constant at zero. [ laughter and applause ] anyone from new jersey here tonight? [ cheers and applause ] probably should have asked that before the joke. [ laughter ] justin bieber is back in the news. our good friend justin bieber. justin bieber is planning to reject a plea bargain for his dui charges because he doesn't want to submit to random drug testing. which is reall

i would not call them weaknesses, but russell wilson, as great as he is as a young player, he is noterrific passer. the broncos secondary is not one of the better in the weeks. who wins the battle of vulnerability? >> most coaches will take the approach that if a team has a weak link, you attack it. you can make the argument that the broncos secondary is a little bit of a weak link. while seattle is not really a passing team, it would not surprise me to see russell wilson and then offense take some shots early in the game to test that denver secondary, particularly the safeties. you can do that with how you choose to run your routes. >> greg, you are on a winning streak that would make our old friend steve sable proud. you predict the last two super bowl winners, both underdogs. you can darn close to getting the score right. when the gun goes off sunday night, what will the score look like? >> i am breaking into a cold sweat. i am going to pick denver, 27, seattle 24. >> 27-24? with that score, peyton manning is probably going to have a better night. >> my sense is the broncos could

more with russell simons when we come back. >>> welcome back to "talk to aljazeera." my guest this week is def jam cofounder russell simons. what were you like as a kid? >> well, they would have gave me ritalin or something. >> really? >> they have given me something to calm me. my nickname is rush. my company is rush. so i was a little scatter brained, a little all over the place. and i think now, you know, that you manifest in all the businesses, all the things that i am doing, but i think medications make it easier to balance those balls. >> did you think that you were going to be successful when you were a kid? >> i don't think so. a lot of my friends died and went to jail over gangs and drugs and things. i survived and was lucky enough to find a situation where i could butt my energy. i didn't think i was going to be successful in this degree, of course not. >> when you look back what do you think were the things that made you success h. luck? >> a lot of luck. no question luck was a big one. finding one success really matters. for some people that success is an

solano has hired the company that russell works.the ground back at the airport a satellite dish measures conditions. >> i need to know what your location is. >> the two determine the icy conditions and high moisture level inside the cloud make it ideal for seeding making it rain a little more than nature intended. so from inside the cockpit, russell ignites one of the flairs he had placed on the plane's wings. the flair sends up millions of iodized crystals. in minutes, each crystal can become a rain drop. >> the cloud deck uses as a start point. they grow on the nuclei and that grants precipitation. it's the starting point of an ice crystal. when ice crystal melts, it becomes a rain drop. and we squeeze a little more precipitation out of a storm. just trying to optimize the precipitation. clouds producing water a little more efficiently. >> this is one of the 14 cloud seeding projects from the sierra to san diego. scientists discovered cloud seeding about 40 years ago and are convinced it works. but it takes rain clouds to make see

hip hop pioneer russell simmons talks with soledad o'brien >> i make mistakes everyday, i don't try to count them... >> about his music.... >> the artist should say what's on people's minds. >> his cause... dominion over the animals does not mean abuse... >> and his future... >> i wanna make movies and tv shows that reflect the new america. >> russell simmons up close and personal... talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. >> and follow it no matter where it leads - all the way to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> the men who carried out the massacre was from misrata, a port city about two hours east of tripoli. when they entered tripoli during the war, they were hailed by many as liberators. b

analyst's review russel's remarks as a warning to china which claims most of the south china sea and say china could set up a defense zone there as well despite on going territorial disputes with several southeast asian nations. >>> the speed of military expansion in asia is outpacing that of the west. they warn increased capabilities and tensions in the regions could raise the potential for accidental conflicts. london-based think tank iiss launched the annual assessment of global military capabilities. they say asian defense spending was 12% higher than in 2010. the largest spenders in asia were china, japan and india. china's budget dwarfed its neighbors accounting for more than japan, south korea, taiwan and vietnam combined. the report points out leaders in beijing are investing heavily to expand naval capabilities and to develop new and innovative technologies. >> china is the most prominent of these examples is the aircraft carrier -- commissioned in 2012. now currently building two more aircraft carriers and will likely there a fleet of three, maybe four which allows one carr

russell, congratulations.t was great to see the intensity with which the seahawks played with defense. how did you prepare? >> i think the same way we prepared all season. you know, after last season and everything, we lost the tough, tough game last season, in the playoffs to atlanta. and we kind of just said hey, you know, everything we do has to be championship calendar. and we have to have a championship offseason, have a 1-0 mindset, and just go after it every day. and that's what we did. and the preparation, we did everything we could. this week was our best week of practice all year. >> you were a third round draft pick, i think 75th overall. people have said you're too short to be a quarterback, too young, because you're 25 years old. how have you dealt with adversity? what was some advice that your father has given you all along the way? >> first of all, my faith is so strong. god has given me so much talent. you know, i believe that god's given me the right arm, and for some reason, even though i'm 5

a prison inmate told authorities that his cellmate, 29-year-old russell trevor quinn, often spoke of dana satterfield. >> it was something about how attractive dana was. believe it or not, lots of folks in prison try to swap information for a reduction in charges or less prison time. >> quinn was incarcerated for a crime that bore a marked similarity to dana's murder. >> he was also in prison for raping a woman and tying her to a tree. >> quinn was free at the time of the dana's murder and fit the eyewitness description of the killer. >> the police got his mug shot, put it in a photo lineup, showed it to diane harris, who as you'll remember is our lone eyewitness. diane actually picked russell trevor quinn out of a photo lineup as being the person she came in contact with. one of dana's friends says i've seen this man in the shop before. the police are able to put him in a car not dissimilar to the one seen near the scene. >> but this turned out to be another dead end when his dna didn't match the biological evidence from the crime scene. >> russell trevor quinn was a hopeful moment

in the case of russell wilson, they just loved his level of skill. even though most people had ruled him out of the first-round -- as a first-round pick. if we did a draft today, he would be taken in the first around. they have the ability to think outside of the box. you have to have a golden sense of what is inside of a player and what will get them over the top. these are such amazingly competitive sports. >> that is what they saw and russell wilson. >> we saw that in russell wilson and many players on the roster. >> what is the satisfaction for you? >> the satisfaction comes on a number of levels. one is seeing how the community response to the team and enjoys seeing the team victorious and supporting them. especially in smaller markets. fore in a to the pretty unique way in seattle with the 12th man. and portland with the mindset we have down there. that is really rewarding, to see the fans embrace a team in that way. for me behind the scenes, you get to know the people, the players, the coaches, and ask questions. see how it all comes together.

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and bill russell never played for him. loved him. >> loved him. there were two forces that prevented him from advancing. the first was bilawal on the and then later in the '50s a coach named pete newel, he coached at california who outcoached wooden and people in the cal family and pete and his primary accolate named john knight didn't care for wooden. >> rose: why was that? >> a couple indiana guys very strong willed. a lot of it had to do with pete newel but a lot of it had to do with sam gilbert, charlie. whatever you want to say about bob knight-- and i'm no fan of a lot of the thing he is has done-- there's never been a whiff of impropriety with respect to n.c.a.a. rules with coach knight. >> did everybody know about gilbert? >> everybody knew about sam bill gert. jim murray, the legendary l.a. times columnist in wrote sam gilbert was more important than u.c.l.a. basketball than building of the paville because lucious allen was unhappy after his sophomore year and talked about transferring and it was when they were put in touch with sam gilbe

they saw that in russell wilson.sically many of the players that are on our seahawks roster. >> what's the satisfaction for you? >> i think the satisfaction comes on a number of different levels. one is just seeing how the community responds to the team. and enjoys seeing the team victorious. and supporting them. i think especially in smaller markets, i think that comes to the fore in a pretty unique way in seattle with the 12th man. and in portland with the rip city mindset we have down there. so that's really rewarding to see the fans embrace a team in that way. and then for me, of course behind the scenes, you get to know the people. you get to know the players, the coaches. and ask good questions. see how it's all coming together. and try to make a good suggestion here or there. and so there's a satisfaction in doing that, too. and -- i'm not quite as obsessional as i used to be. in the early days, i tried to memorize the statistics of every nba player. but i'm not quite that bad anymore. >> but you do have a kin

i don't see why they wouldn't. >> for now all russell can do is wait. al jazeera, louisiana. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford. live from new york city. in just the last few hours the chief mediator at the geneva 2 peace talks announced that both sides have now agreed on a third round of negotiations. the workers at a tennessee volkswagen plant dialing a big blow to the union. the chattanooga factory was seen as the union's best hope to expand in the south. >>> and entering in the fourth day of deliberation in the trial of michael dunne, this over a teen who was shot to death over loud music. >>> the two-week long celebration of the chinese lunar new year is coming to a close and the spectacular nighttime parade is being finalized. >> in san francisco's chinatown preparations for a happy new year. >> it's like thanksgiving for chinese. all the family members get together. have a feast. >> goodbye to the year of the snake. they're making the floats that will welcome the year of the horse. >> this year we carved more horses than yo

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item 12: 2013.1648c k. burns; 4155 575-91122 1945 hyde street - between russell and union streets; lot 002 in assessor's block 0123 - request for conditional use authorization, pursuant to planning code sections 303, 710.44 and 790.91 to establish a restaurant d.b.a. union larderr which will operate as a bona fide eating place in a vacant commercial space. the property is located within a neighborhood commercial cluster district, and 40-x height and bulk district. this action constitutes the approval action for the project for the purposes of ceqa, pursuant to section 31.044hh of the san francisco calendar item 12. sf 121234 >> >> good afternoon president wu and members of the commission. planning department staff. the item before you is a request for conditional use authorization to establish a restaurant doing business as union latter erer in a quarter mile and pacific avenue. the project sponsor proposes to establish a restaurant in the vacate ground floor commercial space. the restaurant will operate as a bonafide eating place. they are pursuing a license for beer. this building wa