or the scowl of saint john the baptist...r the cloak of the virgin mary or the arm of a bishop or a saint. now, the status of a church and its attraction for pilgrims depended on the number and importance and of the relsion for that it held. churches competed for relics and even stole them from each other. "a vision commanded us to steal it," they would say, or, "the saint told us she was unhappy in that place." if relics gave spiritual comfort, images--carved or painted-- instructed and terrified. to a largely illiterate congregation, images were essential to convey the church's message. in burgundy, autun cathedral is one of the most important pilgrimage churches on the route to santiago. autun was lucky to be able to attract to its workshop in around the year 1130 a sculptor of genius. we know his name, which is a rarity in the largely anonymous art of the early middle ages. he is called gislebertus, and he signed himself, "gislebertus hocfecit," "gislebertus did this." he has a style distinctly his own-- vivid and with a

here, for instance, is the warrior saint theodore. with a weight borne on one foot like the classical contrapposto pose, he's liberated from the architectural framework. in contrast to the other biblical figures, for the first time, he is dressed and armed as a contemporary 13th-century crusader. the human form and its natural depiction, now sanctioned by the church, released the creative energies of the gothic sculptor. soon a variety of individualized figures blossomed on cathedrals not only in france, but all over europe. the great age of gothic cathedrals was an unparalleled time of expansiveness in european society, but in saying that, we mustn't forget that during those years, the mass of society was still dependent peasantry, unfree, laboring under extraordinarily r soci ste it was perhaps because their lives were so harsh that the cathedral meant so much to them. there could hardly be a greater contrast between the squalid conditions of their lives and the splendor of the cathedral to which the quite literally looked up. here

now saint rose will have to shutdown. >> it would be tragic for myself and the neighborhood. >> saintause ambulance has to travel a little further away to another facility. he says as a safety net hospital saint rosies large numbers of uninsured and under insured patients. the fees those patients can't pay have been subsidized by federal and state programs such as medicare and medical. the affordable care act will reduce medicare subsidees by $22 billion over the next five years. the idea is more people will be insured and able to afford health care. but he points out his hospital still needs that money because saint rose serves a poor community. many of whom might not sign up for insurance. >> we will receive $3.6 million less in reimbursement for the next 12 months. >> add that to the $10,000 deficit saint rose racks up every day in part because medical doesn't cover all costs. >> we are reimbursed 13 cents on the dollar. >> they are doing what is good for them without realizing how much they are hurting the hospitals. >> the health care industry says they will hurt more because sai

i bid you remember that i am a saint, and that saints can work miracles. and now tell me, shall i rise from the dead and come back to you a living woman? oh, no. what? must i burn again? are none of you ready to receive me? the heretic is always better dead. and mortal eyes cannot distinguish between the saint and the heretic. spare them. forgive us, joan. we are not yet good enough for you. i must go back to my bed. we sincerely regret our little mistake, but political necessities, although occasionally erroneous, are still imperative, so if you will be good enough to excuse me... your return would not make me the man you thought me. the utmost i can hope is that while i dare not bless you, i may one day enter into your blessedness. meanwhile, however... i who am of the dead, testified that day that you were innocent. but i do not see how the inquisition could be dispensed with in existing circumstances. therefore... oh, do not come back. you must not come back. i must die in peace. oh, give us peace in our time, o lord. the possibility of your resurrecti

now saint rose will have to shutdown. >> it would be tragic for myself and the neighborhood. >> saintulance has to travel a little further away to another facility. he says as a safety net hospital saint rosies large numbers of uninsured and under insured patients. the fees those patients can't pay have been subsidized by federal and state programs such as medicare and medical. the affordable care act will reduce medicare subsidees by $22 billion over the next five years. the idea is more people will be insured and able to afford health care. but he points out his hospital still needs that money because saint rose serves a poor community. many of whom might not sign up for insurance. >> we will receive $3.6 million less in reimbursement for the next 12 months. >> add that to the $10,000 deficit saint rose racks up every day in part because medical doesn't cover all costs. >> we are reimbursed 13 cents on the dollar. >> they are doing what is good for them without realizing how much they are hurting the hospitals. >> the health care industry says they will hurt more because saint rose

lukes itself, redesigning saint lukes and creating a new and vigorous saint lukes, it is nowhere, and you will hear the testimony today in each one of those three areas about what the community concerns are i hope that you listen. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is emily, and i am with the chinese progressive association and we have been part of which community and labor coalition for four or five years and we are glad to be at the point where we can actually look and see what is the progress made and we fought for all of these really important, you know, benefits from the development, and i think that we are really glad this year, you know, some of the progress on the healthcare services that we are supposed to be provided to low income communities in san francisco and we are glad to hear that the dph and the cpmc did verify through an independent audit or, the number of patients and we are glad that number is higher than we originally thought and however, that information was supposed to be posted on the dph's website within three months or in

lukes plan they will to approve a new set of drawings for saint lukes, and then, as construction has begun, at cathedral hill and they will have ongoing inspection responsibilities. our responsibility and their responsibility to make sure that the projects move along as quickly as possible. and as i said, that is going quite well and as they have experienced in other projects that often, ends up being a problem, so we want to get out in front of it, if i may, just the hodge pogde process and, do you have a sense of how long that may take? or is it just unknown at this point? >> it is actually in the schedule, and one of the changes that we have made, within the last several years, is permitting us to deliver the construction documents in stages as opposed to the previous ml which was to complete everything and then submit it, we have actually submitted the structural drawings for saint lukes. >> great. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> and why don't we now, >> i guess that we could take any order, but i see that, boeses who is the chief financial e she

it's also between the new saint anthony's dining hall where we have many community organizations serving our low-income and homeless population. i want to appreciate the planning department and their thoughtful work and understanding their desire to assist saint bonafice to [speaker not understood] and in developing a framework for evaluating this proposal to guarantee their rezoning is in the public interest, acknowledging that many other buildings may also want to be eligible for this type of change, but figuring out what the framework is under which we would allow this. we do have a precedent and that is st. mary's church in supervisor david chiu's district. with the set of criteria established, i believe help to bolster communities support for this project giving neighborhood stakeholders the comfort that this would not produce unintended consequence either to the neighborhood or the city's carefully crafted tdf program. because of the planning department's careful a analysis sis, the important role in the community, our legislation has received a broad range of community support and

saint bonding if his is important in the community. this legislation has a broad support population and my colleagues will describe in brief. thank you, commissioner i'm having trouble talking to the maximums to the project and i appreciate our support to the proposal >> thank you project sponsor. >> commissioners. director ram. my name is a edward i was asked by saint bonding if his to rezone the property for the sale of the tdr. it's one of the most architecturally significant building in the tenderloin. the original building was completed in 1902. the great earthquake of 1906 destroyed nearly the entire structure. incredibly the main tore remained standing out of the earthquake and incorporated into the ed face. therefore the church as it stands today includes the largest of the architecture features from 1902 with the remainder built from the plans and the ashes of the original church. it's adorned with missouri attorney's fees see and i'll see the grand organ is a masterpiece. it was from 1915. set the record straight bonding if h

spent a few years in exile in mur in but came back to san francisco and installed as pastor of saint vincent de paul. i think a quote you sited, a establish perish with a beautiful church great school and active [inaudible] no hospital that got you very excited about coming back to saint vincent de paul. on a very person nolet, father ken, saint vensant depaul meant so much over my life and in the past few years you brought a complete breath of fresh air. one of the first things i remember is with my clern growing up, father ken set up a coloring table on the side so children could occupy themselves during church and welcomeed children to come into church. they [inaudible] just the spirit of inclusion and making sauch difference in the pairx. i can't thank you enough. during black history month in san francisco and across the kunty as someone that makes a ditch rnss so thank you so much and thank you for all you do for our perish >> thank you. i thank you supervisor ferrule and thank the board and all that you do for the city. it is a wonderful pleasure to be recognized by you. it is

todos podemos ayudar a salvar la vida, para saber como sumarnos está laura del saint judes, diganos como ustedes que nos ven ,nos llamen y sean ángel de esperanza llamando al número en pantalla . >> que implica ser un ángel de esperanza, que tan difícil es sumarse? . >> es fácil lo que debes hacer donar 20 dólares por mes por tu tarjeta de crédito , te mandmos una medalla y llama al número en pantalla . >> cuanto dinero quieren tener y que tan lejos de la meta estamos? . >> queremos sobre pasar 237 mil dólares y pues ahorita la última vez de la revisión teníamos 25 mil mañana será fuerte y esta tarde también . >> gracias laura del saint judes . >> llame hasta las 7pm al número en pantalla sea un ángel de esperanza y ayude a salvar la vida a un menor . >> gracias . >> recuerde que puede salvar vidas . >> al regreso , retiran carne de res que hacer si uso difíciles falsos para trabajar . >> también el presidente barack obama toma decisión histórica de parejas del mismo sexo , detalles al regresar . >> [música] . >> . >> [música] . >> empresa retira más de 8 millones de libras de carne por

the play for this program, saint joan, by george bernard shaw. special guest, julie harris. now your host mr. jose ferrer. saint joan is essentially about sainthood, but there is a certain romantic quality to it as george bernard shaw sweeps his audience along in an almost poetic flight. it is not a biography in the sense that you can turn to the play for an accurate reporting of the facts, rather shaw selected the facts which suited his purpose. he approaches joan, his protagonist, historically, but develops the character mainly in terms of ideological clashes. primarily, shaw is interested in joan as someone who imposes her ideas on history. she is led by the voices of st. catherine, st. margaret, and st. michael who instructed her to acquire a horse, soldier's clothing with armor, and an army and drive the english out of france. so her actions are based on her faith in her voices. shaw was a co-director for the first london production in 1924 with sybil thorndike in the title role, and he reminded her that joan was a sturdy, independent 19-year-old woman, not a sweet ange

what you see here are representations of isolated saints which are standing and, in fact, in this row, there is a certain amount of flexibility in your choice of the participants, in the choice of your subject matter. in the center, the two center-most images which flank the sanctuary represent on the right hand christ in the blue robe, and across the way on the left is the virgin with the christ child, but that is traditional. that's an established representation-- established choice of placement. but when coupled with the figure to the left-- on christ's left or to my right if i face the screen, is saint john the baptist. when you take the three figures with christ placed in the center, you have a very important iconography called the deesis. that's a greek word. but in fact, the iconography is really dealing with a very specific subject matter which addresses the intercessory prayer. interceding in fact, the two, the virgin mary and john the baptist intercede before christ on the part of humanity and so addressing the concept of salvation. then directly behind the screen in the cen

new orleans saints quarterback drew brees, we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers andpplause ). >> stephen: well that's it for the report, everybody. see you on sunday. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> fro comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. our program tonight we prepared it. my guest house minority leader nancy pelosi will be joining us of the united state congress. [cheers and applause] that's honestly the only applause the united states congress has gotten in -- [laughter] -- god knows how long. first we've seen a lot of reaction to tuesday's state of the union address. perhaps the most alarming reaction came from senator lindsey graham who told "roll

. >> you know, mother teresa is a saint now, but if they wanted to make her a saint and attach it to the debt ceiling, we couldn't get all those republican votes. >> they found the house speakers comments funny. many want to spend on -- to spend on the massive deficit. tomorrow is the next deadline. jacob blue says if they do not act that we'll start to default by the end of the month. >>> on the senate side a bill designed to extend thinglong- term unemployment benefit failed today. they couldn't agree to extend the benefits. derek? >>> a police officer squared off with a firefighter and music to murder by? theyre both a pat of your world in 90 seconds. >>> opening statements today in the trial of a florida man accused of killing a 17-year- old for playing his music too loudly. >> he couldn't even hear himself talk. >> he raised his voice. it was disrespect. >> reporter: the fire chief says that they did no wrong in how they handled a rollover crash that the engine was partially blocking a lane to protect the ambulance in those helping two victims. the chp officer allegedly ordered

so the backes decided to go through all the red tape to try to bring these dogs home to saint louis. backeses are animal lovers. in fact they run a foundation called athletes for animals. backes says all the stray animals in sochi and the killed or euthanized, touched him. a star saint louis blues player who was part of team u-s-a in the olympics brought back much more from sochi than just memories of playing on olympic ice. david backes and his wife rescued two of the hundreds of stray dogs that were all around sochi. the breakfast business. tarbell is getting into the breakfast the business. the company made an announcing saying it's rolling out a new breakfast menu nationwide, beginning march 27-th. the fast-food chain has already been testing out breakfast at restaurants in california, nebraska and tennessee. the menu features traditional items with a taco bell twist. they include: the waffle taco -- a warm waffle wrapped around a sausage patty with eggs, cheese and a side of syrup. or the a-m crunchwrap -- a warm flour tortilla filled with eggs, hash browns, cheese, and bacon. i

. >> you know, mother teresa is a saint now, but, you know, if the congress wanted to make her a saint and attach that to the debt ceiling, we probably couldn't get 218 republican votes. ( laughter ) >> reporter: there are a lot of republicans who just think the timing is wrong. they think that this issue will be a loser for them and divide the party in an election year, and that it will over-shadow their merge on obamacare which they think will be a political winner for them, scott. >> pelley: today, the u.n. security council told syria's assad dictatorship to speed up the removal of its chemical weapons. syria missed a deadline yesterday and has turned over less than 5% of its most-dangerous chemicals. last summer, the regime promised to give up the weapons to avoid a u.s. military strike after it attacked civilians with poison gas in two downs near damascus. 1400 civilian were killed. there were survivors, and margaret brennan met one of them in washington. >> so we started feeling dizzy. heba sewan is lucky to be alive. when a rocket filled with serran gas landed in her neighborhoo

saint louise regional hospital is on the market. residents' concern is that if a for-profit company takes over it could shut down the hospital if it doesn't make any money. >> it's very important. i have children. i just moved here. i just bought a home and it's definitely going to be a big, huge inconvenience to have to drive all the way to san jose to get, you know, emergency care or pediatrics or anything like that. >> but gilroy's mayor don gage said saint louise is a critical part of the community and he doesn't see how shutting it down makes sense for anyone. >> if there's any kind of an emergency whether it's having a baby or a disaster, if you have to travel 30 minutes to an hour to get to a hospital, you know, it's not going to work. >> there are two other hospitals on the market, o'connor hospital in san jose and seton medical center in daly city. the daughters of charity company says it is selling the three hospitals because it is financially impossible to exist in the current modern health care system for them. >>> new v

we go behind the scenes at saint joseph'sap abbey in spencer, massachusetts. we are honored to be the first news organization to do so in years. >> it's about hope. it's about the future. and to kind of give ourselves a new beginning. it's about survival of the community here. solitude is one of the most precious things we have, and for me personally because it helps me pay attention, to pay attention to the mystery and the goodness that i am seeking. to me, the learning curve was about 100%. my background is really pottery. a brother had the inspired idea for the brewery invited me in at the beginning because i could bring kind of aircraft background to it. >> traff trappist monk belongs to worldwide religious order that follows saint benedict which goes back to the 6th century but tries to follow a more prim i have been mon after thecism. that's why we were founded in 1098. we gathered together as a community several times a day to pray. also private prayer in solitude and dwelling with the word of god, meditation. >> that's a big part. >> no draft beer. thi

star and new orleans saint t.v. an left daryn sharper is being accused of drugging and raping several women in several cities including los angeles today he told a judge there he is not guilty, but as america tonight's lower jane reports,. >> despite the stunning moves on the field, selected five times as one of the best players in the n.f.l., former new orleans saints star darren sharper is shocking his fans for what he is accused of doing off the field. the former defensive back is the subject of sex crimes investigations in five states, florida, louisiana, nevada arizona and california. he is accused of knocking women out with strong medication and raping them. in los angeles, he is facing 7 combined counts of rape and drug charges connected with incidents last year and early this year. in florida, a woman came forward last month to report a sex crime incidents in 2012 and detectives there investigated a similar case in 2011. in new orleans, court records show detectives found sharper's dna on a swab taken from o

boniface the patron saint of this church.acred thing a sacred piece of art for us. the father says the >> pam: stainedglass can't be replaced. it had been a part of the church since 1908. >> pam: the recent train was not enough to clinch the drought emergency. as kron4 dan come and report the east bay-supple utility district is asking more their rain 1 million customers to reduce their water usage by 10 percent. she's so if you take 10 percent of that is 25 gal.. >> reporter: rainfall was at 24% average now at 50%. still that is not enough we still have a ways to go if we perhaps that five storms we would be in a much better position to derrick >> reporter: board of directors will meet again and we assess whether the 10% reduction will be increased or decreased or become mandatory. east bay kron 4 news. >> pam: damaged cars and results of temporary street closures. there were a fit few close cars. i suddenly saw a shadow entry my left visual field and i slammed on the brick is about myself inside the tree. break i actually th

any given time during the weekdays, anywhere between 40 and 90 people resting in the pews of saint bonafice. you might imagine opening our doors to so many people takes a heavy toll on the building. we also provide one of the building to the [speaker not understood] academy, a private catholic school which serves 4 through 8 grade students with families in the tenderloin area. because parents only pay $50 per month, tuition is covered by scholarships. [speaker not understood] and advance to sacred heart cathedral high school. approximately 80% of them go on to college. for students in the tenderloin, that is an incredible statistic. the majority of the people is the [speaker not understood] serves are very poor. many work two or three jobs just to cover the high cost of rent and to feed their families. our parishioners are multi-cultural. because of their high level of poverty, our parishionerses are able to contribute very little to the income of the church. as a result, we do not have adequate funds to cover the cost of preserving such a very large building. it what completed in 1902. the

to our tenth annual community honor roll celebration it will be held on wednesday, february 26th at saint mary's cathedral. and the students will gather at 5:00 and it is 68 pm and actually it is nearly falling but i said in the community meeting last night, this superintendent, one, richard carranza stepped out. he stepped out to help, african american children. because, we were not sure if the district could help us and he said that i am going to take that chance. superintendent carranza, thank you, thank you, thank you and from the top of the house as they say on the restaurant to the back of the house as they say in the restaurant, this sfsud shines for african american students and we say thank you. and we know that one day, superintendent carranza, and president fewer, there will be some of them sitting in your seats and they will say, remember that i was on the african american honor roll, and you have been with us from the beginning and we say thank you. many of you have written checks for us and we say keep writing those checks and i will take those checks with me tonight, and he

a saint and attach that to the debt ceiling, we probably couldn't get 218 republican votes. >> okay.if mother teresa can't get a deal, why should president obama put chain cpi or, you know, social security or any of those kinds of efforts towards a grand bargain on the table, particularly during an election year? >> when you're resurrecting, karen a dead sister who's been cannonized into your political debate, you know there's trouble on the horizon. i mean, look, if you think about it, this 2015 budget that's being proposed as well as the federal minimum wage proposal, all of this is the president trying to make, i think, a very effective case that democrats are the party of the middle class. that is going to play very well the closer we are getting to the 2014 midterm elections. it is not just the federal minimum wage tax, but it's, for example, these initiatives that are coming with this proposed buckets. you were talking earlier, karen, about these investments in pre-k universal education job training. this is not just going to play really well with, for example, the social secur

holt hit four three-pointers as saint mary's dominated the broncos.he gaels hit a 20-point lead at the half a career day for holt who shot a remarkable 14 of 17 from the field. a personal best 35 points as saint mary's goes on to beat santa clara 76-54. that's cole dickerson on senior day at the hilltop. usf hosting pacific. dons up 2 late but turn the ball over and here come the tigers. the up and under, game tied at 57. but dickerson put usf back on top in a final game on the home floor. 14 points and 13 boards for dickerson. usf wins 64-59. win number 18 for the dons. >>> king james has a broken nose courtesy of this play thursday night from the thunder. there was no foul. lebron didn't practice and is questionable for sunday. when the swelling goes down, the team will then decide if he needs one of those face masks guard things but most likely, he will play tomorrow against the bulls. >> i mean, i realize he's tough but that looks like that hurt. >> i'm sure. but he made that shot anyway so i think, yeah, he is a very focused and tough player and

he also served at chicago's saint cornelius, and queen of all saints. 28-year-old donnie ophus sued wilk last may, and said wilk abused him for several years, starting in 1995. wilk denies it. the archdiocese checked out the allegations, and said they are substantiated. wilk left the priesthood in 2010. three people were arrested for the theft of a multi-million dollar violin ... but the violin is still missing. the 300-year-old *stradivarius was stolen from violinist and northwestern lecturer frank almond...after a concert last week, in milwaukee now charges are pending against two men and a woman. police hope the suspects will admit where the violin is hidden since it's nearly impossible to pawn such a valuable instrument. there's a 100-thousand dollar reward for the tip that brings it back. >> is said stradivarius' wrong. >> i knew i would get that wrong. >> something unusual being credited with stopping a burglary. a big mouth billy bass is credited with stopping a burglary in minnasota. the motion-activated singing fish apparently scared off an intruder who tried to break into the h

saint mary's hangs on to win by 2, 69- 67. thanks vern.oing out just a little love to the oakland a's fans, 20,000 showing up for a's fanfest today to cheer on the 2011 and -- i'm sorry, 2012 and 2013 american league west division champions. >> thank you, vern. >>> that's it for us at 6:30. we'll see you at 11:00. >> the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. see you at 11:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ i've been flowing ♪ i've been flying ♪ i've been laughing ♪ i've been smiling since you wrapped me in this sensation ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ i've been singing ♪ i've been beaming ♪ i've been living ♪ i've been dreaming since you wrapped me in this sensation ♪ ♪ hey, hey >> hey, everybody. welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host, tracy sellers. today we're hanging out in beautiful venice beach. could the weather be any better? i don't think it could be. we have a lot of great new stuff on the show today. let's not waste any time and get to our first story. [music] >> ar

erupt for 21 tonight and saint mary wins 69-57. in the nba best and worst in the west.er lakers final game before the break. look at durrant. through traffic all wait to the hoop. kevin with 19 of the 43 in the fourth quarter. thunder come back from 14 point deficit handing the lakers the 7 state loss at home franchise record okc best start in the history. 43 and 12 and they win 107-103. giants pitchers and catchers report spring training tomorro tomorrow. first work out on saturday. rest of the squad in spring training next week. pitching staff. matt struggle last year he wants to get back to old form top of the rotation ace and ryan recapture after breaking his hand while at bat last may. he will fuel him and his giants teammate this year. >> i really feel like there isn't anything that i haven't been through yet but i say that and something else crazy could happen so knowing that i have been down that road and bounce back before definitely helps you sleep a little bit easier at night and i expect to do it again. >> i'll not sit and guarantee we will win a world serie

saint mary's hangs on to win by 2, 69-67. and just to get out of here, oakland a's fancy love you, 20,000 in the rain. >> sold out. >> showed up at a's fanfest today. >> eager to see coco crisp and the back-to-back division league champs. >> see you back here in a half hour with an update on the rain. >> news updates always on kpix.com. thanks for watching. see you as 6:30. the "cbs evening news" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> axelrod: tonight, striking gold: the first trip for a u.s. athlete to the top spot on the medal stand for sochi. alphonso van marsh has our olympic round up. self-defense or murder? ( gun shots ) >> oh, my god, someone is shooting! >> axelrod: testimony today in the latest test of florida's stand your ground law. mark strassmann is following the case. an affordable care act surprise. carter evans talks to a mother whose daughter lost coverage at a top-ranked hospital. >> reporter: this is an approval letter for the coverage? >> yes. >> reporter: four days later th

erupt for 21 tonight and saint mary wins 69-57. in the nba best and worst in the west.ers final game before the break. look at durrant. through traffic all wait to the hoop. kevin with 19 of the 43 in the fourth quarter. thunder come back from 14 point deficit handing the lakers the 7 state loss at home franchise record okc best start in the history. 43 and 12 and they win 107-103. giants pitchers and catchers report spring training tomorro tomorrow. first work out on saturday. rest of the squad in spring training next week. pitching staff. matt struggle last year he wants to get back to old form top of the rotation ace and ryan recapture after breaking his hand while at bat last may. he will fuel him and his giants teammate this year. >> i really feel like there isn't anything that i haven't been through yet but i say that and something else crazy could happen so knowing that i have been down that road and bounce back before definitely helps you sleep a little bit easier at night and i expect to do it again. >> i'll not sit and guarantee we will win a world series but

holt hit four three-pointers as saint mary's dominated the broncos.it a 20-point lead at the half a career day for holt who shot a remarkable 14 of 17 from the field. a personal best 35 points as saint mary's goes on to beat santa clara 76-54. that's cole dickerson on senior day at the hilltop. usf hosting pacific. dons up 2 late but turn the ball over and here come the tigers. the up and under, game tied at 57. but dickerson put usf back on top in a final game on the home floor. 14 points and 13 boards for dickerson. usf wins 64-59. win number 18 for the dons. >> and i'm always looking forward to march madness. he love the brackets. >> it's going to be good. looking forward to it too. >> i act like i know much about basketball, no. >>> that's it for us at 6:30. see you again at 11. >> i didn't mean to smirk: the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,, good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... y

erupt for 21 tonight and saint mary wins 69-57. in the nba best and worst in the west.. through traffic all wait to the hoop. kevin with 19 of the 43 in the fourth quarter. thunder come back from 14 point deficit handing the lakers the 7 state loss at home franchise record okc best start in the history. 43 and 12 and they win 107-103. giants pitchers and catchers report spring training tomorro tomorrow. first work out on saturday. rest of the squad in spring training next week. pitching staff. matt struggle last year he wants to get back to old form top of the rotation ace and ryan recapture after breaking his hand while at bat last may. he will fuel him and his giants teammate this year. >> i really feel like there isn't anything that i haven't been through yet but i say that and something else crazy could happen so knowing that i have been down that road and bounce back before definitely helps you sleep a little bit easier at night and i expect to do it again. >> i'll not sit and guarantee we will win a world series but i know me and everybody else that puts on a gian

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