look at sampson playing with his toys, like a kid in a toy store.ou have coming out of that? >> ten. this is the ferrari right here. plugs right in there. >> when he got his hands on his tattoo gun again, he was so excited that his hands were actually shaking. >> that's my baby. i'm shaking. i lost this about three months ago, but you can see i made the frame and then i tied it all down with dental floss and glued it so it's nice and hard. feel that, there's no movement in this. this is one solid piece. >> and that was your razor. >> this came out of a razor, electric razor. man. >> you look like you're in love. >> oh, man. all right, buddy. you're going to have to go backç to the crate. >> painful? >> oh, not as painful as it was the first time. >> while sampson strives to be a pioneer in the world of prison tattoos, two other inmates we met at limon had taken the art to shocking dimensions. we're bringing humanity back to life insurance. that's why only aviva rewards you with savings for getting a check-up. it's our wellness for life program, with

. >>> sampson is not a fan of the water -- at first. >> daddy's little baby. >> you can see, sampsonan english mastiff and not a small boy. >> i don't believe he's full grown. >> 7.5 months old, 120 pounds. he's got a ways to go. >> look how he's climbing all over his owner. >> sorry, but that's the cutest thing of. he is hugging on him like a little 2-year-old. >> eventually they get the paws off his shoulder. >> go ahead. come here. >> ah. >> oh! look at that. now he's drinking it. >> a drink along the way. >> he's like, wait a minute. this is a giant dog bowl. i want a drink and i want to swim. >> he swam right for the steps. he was like, i want out. >> and still drinking. >> i know. i'm worried about all the chlorine he's injechted. >> i know. >> he's not exactly gung ho about the water thing but eventually gives in. >> we all have been there. how many times have we seen a convenience store being robbed. >> stabbed me on the chest. >> he's got a solution and guess where? russia. they've put up some bars outside of this little looking like gas station mini mart, and you put your m

actually your address was jackson between mont dwommery and sampson.re so few people here. >> everybody knew who everybody was. this might have been on the wharf. we're right at the edge of the bay. if we take a look you can see on the alley here, this curvy line, which is one of the indicators of the edge of the bay, many of the streets down in this part of town were originally wharfs. >> the ships would come in forÑa few years until the '4 9 gold rush they would offload and theseñr were wharfÑi house buildings. gold hit and the ships never left. >> so we're talking about earthquake issues and how the soils affect the earthquake stability of your home and building. here we'reÑi on an area which ws filled there is in the engineer filled. nobody figured out we need to exact it. it was filled with old ships and this sort of stuff. there's endless reminders -- in fact, i want to point out this is an old self--styled snrash block and carried -- splash block and carried water off the edge of the sidewalk. this is the edge of the sidewalk right here. >> ther

. >> another duet, sampson. this is sampson.y he's gotten a little bit of a fear of water. take a look. sampson is a mastiff. he's seen here hanging on for dear life to his master. the mastiff, considered one of the bravest breeds. but clearly, sampson did not get that memo. eventually sampson does figure out they don't call it the doggy paddle for nothing and figures out how to swim. >>> finally, i have props. because it's my first day back in a week and i'm so happy to be here. it's national grilled cheese day. >> yay. >> some fun facts, everybody. >> serve them. >> the ancient romans were the first to enjoy cooked bread and cheese. in france -- >> none for me, thanks. >> i knew you were going to say that. >> that's actually all right. >> josh, here's some air. >> no, no, no. i got to get back to the treadmill. if you could -- get this thing going. >> speed it up? >> oh, come on. >> everybody, enjoy national grilled cheese day. i'm thrilled to be home. and you can look up more information on grilled cheese on our website. >> i

reggie from ucla and the pacers and ralph sampson is also going in.e is nelson. >> i was smoking a cigar and -- and i got the call and it was a great moment for me. i am the luckiest man in the world. i have been involved in the game of basketball for over 60 years and i never had a bad day. >> all that dancing, he broke the record for runs. real quick, how does tiger woods look three days before the masters. >> from here, pretty good. >> jackie? >> great. >> all right. tiger woods looks good. masters begins thursday.

in march, the team president david sampson said to a group of miami business leaders, we're not the smartest miami. if you are in this room, you are instantly in the top 1%. classy line. guillen is facing calls for his resignation in south florida after telling "time" he loves the cuban dictator and respects him for staying in power so long. yesterday gill whoen was born in venezuela regretted his comments upset people. >> i feel sad and a couple of days, i was sick to my stomach. not because of what i did but because i hurt a lot of people. i want to get that thing over with and i got to have -- i told the marlins i want to fly as soon as i can. i'd rather be in miami and clear everything up. >> over 800,000 cubans live in miami-dade county where they make up over 30% of the population. guillen himself lives in the part of the city known as little havana. this is ozzie guillen's m.o. he's very outspoken. he's been his entire career and likely will continue. >>> the nhl playoffs begin tomorrow. the flyers and penguins drop gloves and went at it the last time they squared off. prompting even

download the official policy amplification the phone the i pod touch from the i q sampson. video. the old costs analysis feeds now in the palm of your. question on the calm. cool. welcome back to crossfire i'm going to go to my job we're talking about the muslim brotherhood's participation in the presidential election. ok we ended the first part of the program talking about the dire straits of the egyptian economy i mean i think all of us would agree they need a big change or the military has had their hands in the till for so very long backed up by the americans for so long give somebody else a chance i mean that's what it looks like they're asking people to do and i think all of us if you like them or not we're generally genuinely agree that they are popular in egypt so give them a shot. yes very much so and you know we shouldn't forget that we're talking about a muslim majority country so we shouldn't be too surprised to see that the islamic party is doing oh well in that context the muslim brotherhood has also been stigmatized let's not forget especially in the wake of america

today, they have the included in that group was a former warrior and ralph sampson who once upon a timee warriors 383 guys with ties to the warriors going into the hall of fame in august. >> i was sitting on my back porch smoking a cigar. i got a phone call. it was a great moment for me. sphere i have been involved in basketball for over 60 years. i have never had a bad day. fifth >>gary: nelson goes in the hall of fame in the early report is he will ask chris mullin to give his presentation speech. off when we come back tiger woods is getting ready for the masters fee and another sad story concerning ryan lee. if a >>gary: with college basketball put to rest, ky the champs. the masters and a custom- made a little bit more important because tiger woods if it is coming off of a win at the arnold palmer of that. he along with roy mcelroy are the two favorites. it all begins thursday in a gust of with tiger woods finally winning the tournament breaking a 2 1/2 year drought. tiger woods has been and agusta cents yesterday getting ready for the event. once upon a time the nfl said rightly or

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traffic has stopped on california at montgomery and nothing is moving between montgomery and sampson. a mock up of the wells fargo stagecoach they have signs, and people with billion horns are chanting. wells fargo has a said reporters are welcome to come into the meeting, but we can't bring recording devices with us. >> wells fargo has a long history of doing things that are not procommunity to say the least. the sub prime loans they give to african american communities, they would call them ghetto loans, and went as far as calling african-americans mud people. remember those sub prime loans seemed good in the beginning, but the devil was in the details and exploded on a lot of the homeowners. and that's not all. back in 2003 they paid a $38 million fine for mailing checks without loans, and an $85 million loan in 2012 they were part of a $25 billion settlement to 40 states for foreclosure abuses. this is fraud basically on an industrial scale, and yet these guys continue to get interest rates at nearly zero percent from the fed. my idea is if you keep committing this kind of fraud,

reggie miller going in so is ralph sampson, unguardable at virginia.here is nike founder phil knight for nellie better late than never. >> i'm the luckiest man in the world, i've been involved in the game of basketball 60 years and never had a bad day. >> stars alining for warriors to struggle and they've lost 10 of the final 16 on the road. many would like to see warriors flat out tank. >> it's processed and shouldn't be draft choice. and i've got to earn a living and i can't be thinking a draft choice. >> coach davis in the ncaa championship game break neck pace in that game. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> and from all of us here, we appreciate your time, see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. ñsñsñsñc captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a poet and professor originally from charleston, south carolina... a copy editor from elgin, illinois... and our returning champion, a mechanical and electrical drafter from oceanside, california... whose 1-day cash wi

he'll be enshrined this fall, along with reggie miller, ralph sampson, and don nelson....roce won't have meyers leonard to lean on next year... the illinois big man is leaving for the nba, he's got family issues to take care of... had a pretty good season, and he's projected as a potential lottery pick in this year's draft... tomorrow night, notre dame's women tee it up against mighty baylor in their championship game at denver... the irish took down uconn in overtime to reach the final for the second year in a row... the irish and baylor the two top seeds in the tournament, and a chance for notre dame to make up for last year's title game defeat. osset seniors and the whole team wanted to get back here. we had a chance last year and we came up short. we are excited to be here and looking for it to the chance to get that back. blackhawks might not have beaten minnesota last night, but there was plenty of entertainment value out there, most of it provided by andrew shaw who fought the much bigger corey almond... then headed to the box with arms raised... crowd loved it, but

one of the most prolific 3 point shooters of all time miller going in so is 7 foot 4 inch sampson whoat in his days in college at virginia. the official list getting in former warrior wilke. 2 time olympic gold medalist and nike founder i don't know what he did beyond cash money. better late than never. >> i'm the luckiest man in the world. i have been involved in the game of basketball for over 60 years and i never had a bad day pishtion that's a nice thing to haevrment never had a bad day. >> that's not really true. [ laughing]. >> joke that way about his career thanks very much. >> that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00. for all of us here, thanks so much for watching. appreciate your time. see you again at 11:00 over on

since it the it focuses primarily on behavioral health aspects of tbi sampson maintained strong partnerships with the dav and deity to prepare but health care systems to provide services that reflect an understanding of military culture, service members experiences in the range of potential posttrauma effects. this is primarily accomplished through the servicemembers, veterans and families policy academy. additionally sampson has developed training materials for behavioral health providers who encounter veterans are servicemembers with tbi. in 2011 hrsa convened the first meeting of federal inter-agency committee on triadic brain injury in order to share information, phyllis eight -- facilitate collaboration. to facilitate this purpose the committee plans to gratis centralized on line clearinghouse of federal resources. the current representatives on the committee of the department of defense education and veterans affairs, the social security administration and within hh is the agency for quality, indian health service, cdc, nih samhsa and hrsa. agencies complement each other. for example c

. ♪ >>> mostly clear and cold, 20s, 30s and 40s on sampson, breezy as well.peratures today will be in the upper 50s, sunny in the morning, then partly cloudy in the afternoon, possible showers north and east of the bay. >>> time is 7:15. airport security workers now picketing right outside san francisco international airport. pam cook is in our ktvu newsroom now to tell us what is going on and if flights are being affected. pam. >> reporter: the big question this morning, especially as we head into the easter weekend. this is something we're going to be keeping a close eye on because a lot of people are heading out of town for spring break. now we're live right outside terminal two, the newer terminal at sfo, and listen for a second. they're very vocal out there, our photographers tells us they're very loud this morning, and they want to get their word across. tsa workers who they are, they started protesting just about 45 minutes ago. they tell us their goal is simply to greet passengers and inform them about some potential funding cuts, which could reduce s

the two stalwarts we have of the republicans in the house are of course mike sampson, who i met withfrom the boise area of idaho and representative iran shock from the peoria illinois district of his in illinois, both simpson and shock have been longtime friends of ours. people who are not come as we say in our movement here are the republican study group, which the republican study group which i think the -- you mentioned to me who was the founder? phil crane, the former member was the founder of the republican study group will all the funding held in the congressman tim walberg, republican from michigan, we are hoping somehow we will be able to get a game of words with friends going with tim walberg. [laughter] i would like to pitch in that to get a beachhead with him over on our side. on the senate side, we have senator tom udall from mexico who has always been good with us on this issue he's a first term senator but he has been spearheading efforts to recruit other senators to support increases for the nea come and tom harkin who was the chairman of the help committee on health e