a third hiker shaw shaw was accused as well after -- sarah shaw was accused as well.d over accidentally and have strongly maintained their innocence since then. they were released on humanitarian and medical grounds and her release also came with a price tag. she was also ordered to pay $500,000 bail and it appears their release may be due to a similar arrangement. she said the family is not ready to comment on the possible release or talk about it just yet. again the two hikers have not been officially cleared by the iranian court and right now there is the swiss embassy which reps iran. they are working on some of the details of the possible release and again if the two men, john fetterman and shane bauer can secure $500,000 each in bail they could be released as early as thursday. >>> the search is underway for to your teens who escaped from a youth detention facility. it happened last night at the byron county area. we understand the search has been called off this morning? >> yes, it has been lifted since 5:00 this morning 90 minutes ago. there is more light and

shane bauer was reunited with his fiance shaw shaw who was release -- sarah shaw who was released last year. >> we are so happy we are free and so relieved we are free. our deepest gratitude goes towards his majesty for obtaining our release. >> now the government paid $500,000 each as it did for sarah shaw last year. now the release of shane bauer and josh fattal comes before mahmoud ahmadinejad's address at united nations today. that is scheduled for 9:00 this morning and many believe the release of the two men is an effort to give iran a better i am man. >>> -- image. >>> a stinging loss at the end of a government shut -- at a possible government shut down at the end of next week. how republicans voted no on that measure. now we are hearing from former employees of solyndra. we are hearing about the soller energy company and they tell the washington post from the beginning they saw questionable spending. they found they spent money on expensive buildings and did little to improve the product. tomorrow we will find out whether politics influenced the half billion dollar loan to solyn

want to do what's right by my family. >> if you need to register, move to the right. >> reporter: shaw was one of 10,000 people competing for work at companies such as home depot and microsoft. >> you look at my resume, it is definitely technology driven, but i am more than technology. >> reporter: this is pauline flanagan's tenth job fair. >> i go to job fairs all the time and, again, it's like putting my resume in a pile and you just walk away. no one every calls you back. nobody ever says anything about it. most of the time i feel like it's a waste of time. >> reporter: so you're frustrated. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: 20% of african americans are unemployed in california. the frustration is directed east. >> congress, i think it's your responsibility to take care of the people of america. >> why is this line so slow? >> reporter: local congresswoman maxine waters and laura richardson helped stage this fair. they says president obama's plan needs to create jobs right away, no matter the price. >> how can he not go big and do the right thing? anything else, we're settling and it sound

shaw security, he really did an evaluation. he is my next-door neighbor and he has assured me that there will not be any issues. >> >> commisioner joseph: we have panic hardware so they can open from the inside? is that how you are going to secure them? >> i will look into that. i am really -- i believe what we're going after and what we are going to essentially, this is not what gravity is going after. we will make the changes any way shaw security wants is to. >> commisioner joseph: when do you think you'll open? >> the sound test, we're not wearing this place with -- wiring this place with amps, this is acoustic. we're not having an in-house amplifier, like somebody wants to come in with an amplifier, there will do a sound check. we're not going out the neighborhood. >> commisioner joseph: say

shane bauer and josh fattal were in prison along with sarah shaw who was released but the two remained in jail.$♪ a couple of years ago they were tried and were sentenced to eight years in prison for those crimes but negotiations to get them out continued and last week the first signs that a release was imminent came when mahmoud ahmadinejad told the u.s. media that shane bauer and josh fattal would be freed as a humanitarian gesture. over the last week there have been some ups and downs. bail was set at $500,000 each and there were reports that somebody put up the money. why they would put up the money is unclear. it's just away for them to ease tensions between iran and u.s. and would also ease tensions. either way the money was posted and there was a delay with the signatures. two were needed and one judge was on vacation until yesterday. overnight the attorneys said he had gotten all the necessary signatures from the judiciary officials and hoped they would be free today. at this point they are waiting, where they will go upon release is unclear. we are watching things carefully in

stuart shaw, ann carroll is back there. everett, the people in the production department who have helped us. you will see all the hard work they have provideded when you go over to check this exhibit. so without further ado i would like to have luis introduce our keynote speaker. >> thank you, al. what a glorious day it is and happy black history month. i'm honored to introduce our keynote speaker, bernard kinsey. i had the pleasure of meeting bernard had he attended the first meeting with the california council for the humanities and immediately he made quite an impact with not only his creative ideas and vision but also his passion. right then and there i said to myself, my only resfwret that i didn't get to meet him way, when much earlier in our lives. his biography reads like an adventure with an extraordinary record of accomplishments and achievements. a business entrepreneur it, guru, philanthropist but perhaps most importantly a community builder. as president of kbk enterprises he's provided counsel to senior execut

. >> host: there was a famous question that bernie shaw of cnn asked which is now referred to in yourook add the "-- as the "killer question" and it was referred to and can you talk about what that was? >> guest: well, the exact words i can't quote off the top of my head, but essentially it was -- it was the first question in the debate. >> host: number one, oh. >> guest: number one. he said governor and this was in 1988 against george h. w. bush, and he said, governor, if he were raped and murdered, would you be in favor of the death penalty for the perpetrator? >> host: what a question. >> guest: decaucus -- that was the question that bernie shaw decided to ask, and at that time, there was a moderator and three panelists. they had a meeting, the three panelists and bernie, the day of the debate and went over their questions and how they were going to do things and whatever, and long involved story, but the three other panelists, margaret warner, who was in with, i think, was with "news week," and of course now with the pbs news hour. andrea mitchell with nbc news and anne compton wi

he just assumed that that's what really what wereny shaw was getting at. and he just had said this so many times that... and he... he is... he said he made a mistake but he looked at it and he's looked at it several times since then but he says he's not sure in the same event... in the same environment he wouldn't have done the same thing again. >> rose: of all the candidates for the presidency that you have been part of who was the most impressive in debates? in terms of helping himself? >> helping himself? well, i charlie, it's hard to pick out one or to. >> rose: (laughs) >> but it's a very interesting question. let's face it, bill clinton is mr. articulate. >> rose: he would walk towards the person being asked the question, walk open with openness. it's what we call emotional intelligence. >> exactly right. george george w. bush, wtever he... excuse me, george w. bush had a way in these debates to make... people liked him. he came over as a likable human being. and people like to like their president. and r people who are kind of waivering anleaning on

and dukakis taking it one step at a time that was the question that bernie shaw decide to ask and at that time there was the moderator and three panelists. they had a meeting, the three panelists and bernie the day of the debate and went over their questions how they were going to do things and what ever and it's a long and all story, but the three other panelists, margaret warner then what "newsweek," of course now with the pbs news hour and andrea mitchell with nbc news and ann compton with nbc news. the three panelists, the three women said wait a minute. we think that question. they tried to talk him out of it and at least not use her name. and he was adamant he was going to ask the question and he asked the question. and i, just in doing some old fashioned reporting about the meeting and how it all came about discovered that there is hard feelings that exist to this day about the fact that these three panelists tried to talk him out of asking the question in the first place and there was back talk about somebody knew the question ahead of time and the word leaked out, look at an

and michael dukakis, take it one step at a time, that was the question that bernie shaw decided to ask. and then at that time there was a moderator and three panelists. they had a meeting the three panelists and bernie the day of the debate and went over the questions to see how they were going to do things and what ever and it's a long and all still story, but the three of the panelists, margaret warner, then with i think it was with "newsweek," of course now with the pds newshour, andrea mitchell of nbc news, and ann compton with abc news, the three panelists, the women said wait a minute, rethink that question and at least not use her name that the thought and bernie was adamant and she was going to ask the question and he asked the question, and i just in doing some old fashioned reporting live at the meeting and how little can about discovered that there is some hard feelings that exist to this day about the fact that the three panelists tried to talk about asking the questions and they're some back talk about whether somebody knew the question ahead of time and the word leaked ou

. >> shaw -- sherrod, thanks for teaching the teens out there how to get their weed on board. >> whereyou think i got it from? that was the worst more you know ever. or the best. >> lastly, greg, if you could say, "before we go down sick lane -- and then change the subject. if you can say it before bill says call me, nana, that would be great. >> i am in the book, nana. >> bye, eddie. >>> coming up, david shaw whimer is dead -- tired of people asking him about the incident in cape may. it was an accident and he apologized to the family. >>> what's up with the lead singer of green day? more like what's down? ie his pants. what a jerk. >>> is rachel going to hell? if that's the name of a club, why not 1234* she loves to party. -- she loves to party. tiger's ex-wife is in the news for saying something stupid. accord together new york post, page 6 she mused, quote, i believe andy was meant to die because he was too good. i am almost happy it ended the way it did because i have learned so many lessons from him. it would have been tragic if we got in a fight and then divorced. and if owe gra

maybe our best indication will come when we look at what happened when sarah shaw was released she was released on $500,000 bail and that country was put up so she went to that embassy to thank them. her mother was there waiting for her there. there are reports that money for the bail for each of these men 500,000 each as well was also put up by the same country and there are are reports they are in that country waiting. if that is true we are looking at a similar reunion due to take place but we are following developments and we will have reaction in berkeley and we will check back with you in a bit. >>> president barack obama is heading off a middle east showdown at the united nations. later he meets separately with both the palestinians president and israel lie prime -- is really -- israeli prime continuester. -- prime minister. we will have more on how president barack obama is responding. >>> searching for clues after a gruesome discovery. tara moriarty has the details on the body of a woman found inside of a popular restaurant, tara? >> reporter: well the crime scene tape is now

shaw. >> jeffrey james shaw. >> robert john shay, jr. >> daniel james shea. >> joseph patrick shea. >> linda sheehan. >> hagay shefi. >> john anthony sherry. >> atsushi shiratori. >> thomas joseph shubert. >> and my brother. will love you an issue every day. >> and my cousin. we miss you and think about you all the time. if you see my sister up there, say hello. >> mark shulman. >> see wong shum. >> allan abraham shwartzstein. >> johanna sigmund. >> dianne t. signer. >> gregory sikorsky. >> stephen gerard siller. >> david silver. >> craig a. silverstein. >> nasima hameed simjee. >> bruce edward simmons. >> arthur simon. >> kenneth alan simon. >> and my father. your memory lives on for generations to come. >> and my dad. >> michael j. simon. >> paul joseph simon. >> marianne teresa simone. >> barry simowitz. >> jeff lyal simpson. >> khamladai singh. >> kulwant singh. >> roshan ramesh singh. >> thomas e. sinton iii. >> peter a. siracuse. >> muriel fay siskopoulos. >> joseph michael sisolak. >> john p. skala. >> francis joseph skidmore, jr. >> toyena skinner. >> and my uncle. we love you

shane bauer was reunited with his feasance caesar -- fiance sarah shaw released as well. >>> we are so happy we are free and so relieved we are free. our deepest gratitude goes to his majesty for obtaining our release. >> the governor paid $500 each to free the menace it did last year -- men as it did last year for sarah shaw. >>> mahmoud ahmadinejad is scheduled to make an announcement at the united nations and many believe it was a move to improve the outlook of their country. >>> they will set off controlled fires near tennessee street. controlled burns will begin at 8:00 a.m. and will continue until late this afternoon. the same drill is planned for tomorrow. >> all right, people should look out for that, what else should we look for? >> sal is covering traffic. >>> this is sort of a new crash and we were speaking here and i heard it coming down northbound saratoga avenue, it is so new i will vet to get it during this traffic report so first of all let's go to the crash we know of southbound 101 on hawley street, this crash is blocking two lanes and the damage is already done. we h

david shaw, an interesting guy. i'll see you then. >> $16 for a muffin? maybe not.hotel chain is saying about a report exposing excessive spending at department of justice seminars. >>> hilton hotels is disputing accusations it served $16 must have yinz. auditors reveal that had hilton charge that had much for muffins served in 2008 and 2009. and the hotel chain claims it included fresh fruit, coffee, juice, along with muffins, plus sales tax and a tip. hilton explained dining receipts are often abbreviated and do not reflect full costs of the men skbru services provided. 62-year-old endurance swimmer diana niaad is nearly halfway through her swim from cuba to florida she had to be treat forward portuguese man-of-war stings but she continued. it's a woman on a mission. >> reporter: diana niaad subdued but determined and greased up here in hemmingway marina. she hopes to become the first person to swim from cuba to florida without a shark cage this, is her third attempt. the first came in 1978. >> i feel in better shape at 62 than i was at 28 which is the first time

. >> did you already hire shaw security? >> we walked through it. the security, this is not going to be the focus of this place. we aren o not planning on seven nights a week having a different bj or banned. on thursday, do this or saturday, do that. we are not a band or dj peÑa. i do not want to walk out -- i am applying for it now and i would love your support. >> commissioner roja: do you have a copy of the security plan? >> i think we do. >> i would like to remind commissioner joseph off that we granted [inaudible] >> commisioner joseph: because gravity was such an issue in this area. >> i do not have one. >> you said this is jazz and dj's. are they running through your house system? >> ok. have a seat. members of the public wish to address this item, they are allowed three minutes. >> no meetings were called with the neighborhood. we were told it was going to be a piano only at the time. we knothe notice of this meetinn saturday. no one saw the sign. before the applicant and -- bars caused problems. drugs, federal and state rates, midget partie

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david shaw with their first chance to live up to high expectations.eisman candidate threw for a touchdown, and two others. stanford rolls 57-3. luck said his teammates made his day relatively easy. >> the defense and special teams, putting us in situations where it was almost like, you know, you can't mess up. you're so close to the goal line that you can't mess up. i definitely don't think we're satisfied by any means on o offense. >> fresno state and cal play their first college game ever at candlestick park. zach nader only completed 16 of 35 passes. two of those completions went for touchdowns. jones had five catches for 118 yards. cal goes on to win. for a recap of 49ers and raiders cutdown day, check out csnbayarea.com. back to you. >> thank you, john henry. >>> right now we want to check in with rob mayeda, it was a spectacular day outside. we're going to have more of the same the next couple days? >> yeah, it looks that way. sunday we'll see morning clouds. right now you can see the effects of the sea breeze and the darker green, we have the l

. >>> last year san jose opened up its season, but this fear the david shaw era is officially underway down on the field and stanford up 2-0. brandon kelly fumbled in sexual intercourse if anyone is interested. on the first play of the second quarter, south carolina in the back inned m. stanford up, crushes matt faulker in. henry anderson makes the case, but he gets tripped up and the cardinal offense turned it into another touchdown. luck rolls out and hits ryan hewitt. finishes with two touchdown passing and one rushing as stanford blows out. >> i put up 57 points. a large part was defense and special teams putting allot situations where it was like, you can't mess up. >> picked up by anderson, big fella motoring inside the 20. he's on his feet to the goal line. >> i was running, expecting to get tackled. i was running down and getting close to the goal line. i'm like, why haven't i been tackled yet? i think it was the wide receiver flying toward my head. wow, i didn't see him coming. >> only 31,000 at candlestick. the first half as a bear kits picked off. four plays later, it was 7-

engineering and construction firm shaw group will raise toshiba stock group to 87%, if completed. but toshiba says it's considering selling part of its stake to firms who could help expand its business overseas in emerging economies where demand for nuclear power is still strong. toshiba says several companies have expressed interest in acquiring shares of westinghouse. >>> japanese business leaders agreed with china's vice premier to boost cooperation between the two firms in two countries. on tuesday a delegation met chinese vice premier li qing. in the meeting japan and china agreed to boost bilateral cooperation for technological advances in environmental and energy saving technologietechno. japan asked the chinese government to drop its export restrictions on rare earth metals. however, li said the measure is intended to protect the environment and is in step with measures taken by many other nations. he asked japanese companies to come to china to develop products using rare earth metals. >>> and now let's get your recap of the latest market figures. that's all for this hour

3 touchdowns, but it wasn't enough to earn the game ball, that honor went to new head coach david shaw who picked up his first career win. >> the players, led by andrew, presented it to me for my first victory. but what i said back to him, you know, this is our first victory. >> he is so deserving of the game ball, we're so excited to have him as our head coach, as much as we wanted to win we wanted to win for him and start him off on the right foot. so we're happy for him and excited that he is coaching our team. >>> a day after cutting josh mccallum the 49ers claimed quarterback scott posine off waivers. he was in training camp with the chargers and threw a touchdown pass against san francisco on thursday night. he will presumably be their third-string quarterback. >>> coming up tonight on game day, 49ers tight end delanie walker will join us in studio as well. only a week away from their season opener against the seahawks. >>> there was more action before the race at the baltimore grand prix. in the morning warm up tony kanaan's brakes fell and he went over top of castronevess into

that honor went to new head coach david shaw who picked up his first career win. >> the players, led by andrew, presented it to me for my first victory. but what i said back to him, you know, this is our first victory. >> he is very deserving of the game ball, we're so excited to have him as our head coach, you know. as much as we wanted to win we wanted to win for him and start him off on the right foot. we're happy with him and excited he is coaching our team. >>> a day after cutting josh mccallum they picked up scott pozine, he threw a td pass against san francisco on thursday night. he will presumably be their third-string quarterback. >>> coming up tonight on game day, tight end delanie walker joins us in studio as they are only a week away from their opener against the seahawks. >>> and the baltimore grand prix in, the morning warm up tony break down and flies overpass ontario nieves into a barrier. both drivers were okay. pass ontario nieves saved his life. he took the checkered flag in sonoma, his sixth win of the season and another reminder of how dangerous the motorsport wo

but up to shaw they had my spirit changed radically with the arrival of the new principal it. changed so much so that the teachers were afraid of talking to me. they didn't want the principal to see that they were still on good terms with me becky that three year victoria tried to keep the spirit of the school alive but in the end she gave up and quit her job. with the i didn't like the new principal saying that the all that democracy should be scaled down the marker i'd. say russians needed to be prodded all the time. it pains me to see my teachers losing their sense of dignity. i might have that you see. what's especially poland is that humiliated teachers had to face their pupils over this but many years have passed but i still recall those things with tears in my eyes. many ethnic a stern in seek employment abroad precisely because they speak russian then land is actively promoting relations with russia with each year the number of tourists visiting both countries grows. when russian speaking drivers when our tourists go to russia it's important that they're skilled dry wo

the david shaw era is officially under way down on the farm. end of the first quarter, stanford up 10-0. stanford lines up but there is a fumble. and it sets up a cardinal inside the red zone. in on the first play of the second quarter, andrew lutz finds the tight end in the back of the end zone. the junior tight end is the go to guy. later in the second, stanford up 20-0. chase thomas comes up free up the middle and crushes matt falkner. henry anderson scoops up the fumble and makes the case to be the return man but he gets tripped up and falls inches short of the goal line. the cardinals offense turned the turnover into another touchdown. luck rolls out and finds ryan hewitt. stanford blows out san jose state 57-3. >> obviously putting up 57 points, i think a large part of that was the defensive special teams putting out there some situations where you almost can't mess up. >> picked up by anderson. bill feg la. motoring inside the 20 and then the 5. and on the way to the goal line. >> i was running and expecting to get tackled. [ laughter ]

clayton c re shaw beat -- cershaw beat lincecum again. it is one of those nights.really labored. he grounded up the middle and just past timmy. matt kemp scores and 1-0. the next inning he hands him a change up. it is 2-0 dodgers and it is 7 and a third and a wicked curve. he won his 20th game of the year. chris stewart is four for eight lifetime. make it five for 9. the homerun cuts the lead in half and it is 2-1. in comes the gibbet -- the giant. pablo sandoval and a swing and a miss. the giants are four and a halfback in the wild card and five and a halfback of arizona with eight to play. the time is running out. they like what bob melvin has done. and he has been given a three-year contract to stay on as the skipper. the a's playing the rangers. his last name is now officially, i goorn tee. it too bad he couldn't guarantee a win. a three-run shot and 4-0 in the second. this is the catch of the night. cocoa crisp on the run. a diving snag. the a's fans have been waiting for michael taylor. this is his first major league homerun.

. >>> i'm suzanne shaw. california lawmakers passed 600 bills in recent weeks andierry brown vows to veto most of them. and says not every human problem deserves a law. we couldment agree more. but we're sorry rehe vetoed a bill that would toughen the hands free bill for drivers. compliance for the current law is low. the author hoped to raise deterrence by raising the base fine from $20 to $50, the same fine as rolling through a stop sign. governor brown said no, so we asked him, if you won't raise fines, governor, how you get drivers to put away their cell phones? hundreds of lives are at stake. what's your solution? we want to know. so call usane and learn

. >> the governor paid 500,000 each as it did last year for sarah shaw. >>> and for mahmoud ahmadinejad he begins to address the united nations and many believe the release of the two men is an effort to improve iran's image. >>> drug agents are investigating high grade marijuana shipment that ended up at the kentucky home of two pro-football players. cincinnati bangles teammates anthony collins and jerome system some were both at home when two pounds of potent pot came. they have been tracking it, police have questioned both players but so far there have been no arrests. >>> they are tied to one of the biggest busts and this week authorities found 7,000 plants in west marin. now the sheriff's department took photos shortly after. there were huge marijuana plants worth millions of dollars. they were first tipped off by deer hunters who stumbled across the elaborate farm last week. most use armed guards to protect their farm but fortunately nobody was around. >> people accidentally just as these deer hunters did walk into these grow operations heaven forbidden counterone of these suspect

. >>> i'm suzanne shaw is.s passed 600 bills in recent weeks and jerry brown vows to veto most of them, explaining simply not every human problem deserves a law. nbc bay area couldn't agree more, but we're sorry the governor vetoed a bill that would have toughened the hands-free no texting laws for drivers. as we see on the roads, compliance with our current law is low. the author, senator joe semidian, hoped to raise deterrens by raising the bay's fine from 15 to $20. governor fine said no. so we ask him, if you won't raise fines, governor, how will you get drivers to put away their cell phones? what's your solution? we want to know, so call us hands free and learn more at c nbceditorials.com. >>> good evening. i'm lauren scott. we're into a third month on conversation and feature stories. we're going beyond sound bites to bring you complete thoughts. and san mateo is conducting its first class. bill walsh and a dozen others being honored. tom martinez is

. >> i'm suzanne shaw.ast week we challenged governor brown for vetoing a bill that would have raised fines on drivers with cell phones who violate the hands-free law. your reactions are wide ranging. linda was rear-ended by such a driver. my back will never be the same. of course the fine should be raised. nothing gets results like people knowing they will pay the price. but sherry calls the current fine unfair. my husband got a talking on cell phone ticket and it cost $154 after fees. pete suggests the only solution is community service. eight hours for the first violation. what sounds worse? a $50 fine or an eight-hour penalty picking up trash along our roads? and karen joined others who dwe't need more laws or to. fines. we need more education. help find a solution at nbceditorials.com. >>> tonight on "sports sunday" we bring out the stars. you're also in good hands as we look at the folks behind the athletics program at the academy of art university in san francisco where a former 49ers super bowl cham

. >> i'm suzanne shaw.ur challenge to the 49ers and raiders management to take every step to stop fan violence sparked your attention. ramona remembers that violent preseason game. many people were blitzed by the time the coin was tossed. alcohol should be banned from the tailgating parties. kevin counters, no, don't ban alcohol, instead, set up beer gardens and set up tvs. if you appear to be drunk, you're not allowed in. there's no need to reinvent the stadium safety security wheel, managers should learn from the zero tolerance policy at at&t. and britta advises more severe consequences will make the biggest impact. ws vyoie aretamp i t ous he t debate at nbceditorials.com. tonigh

c re shaw beats timmy for the third time this season. the giant defense was outstanding.enth inning and sellers with the liner and christian lays out to make the grab. no margin for error. santiago and former giant velez just beats the throw. the dodgers win it and the giants are eight back with 18 to go. giants reliever said he was using a knife to separate frozen burger patties and cut his hand and apparently it was deep. he had nerve damage and he needed surgery. the only good news is it happened to his right hand. he pitches with his left hand. he is a free agent so he may have pitched his last game as a giant. a's and rangers in texas. the a's invented racing it on the board. josh welling ham, the a's most consistent power threat and launches his 24th of the year. a's up 2-0. the former ranger on the mound for the a's. make it 3-2 rangers. they would have four more in the seventh and then five more in the eighth. a two-run bomb here as the rangers explode late to win big 13-4. the n -- the andrew luck heisman tour and the cardinal favored by three touchdowns. stanfor

the david shaw era is officially under way down on the farm. and in the first quarter, stanford up 10-0. and san jose state lines up here, but brandon ruttily fumbles and shane stowe pounces on it to set up the cardinals inside the red zone. on the first play of the second quarter, andrew lutz finds the tight end in the back of the end zone. the junior tight end has been the go to guy. and later in the second, stanford up 20-0. chase thomas comes free. up the middle. and crushes matt falkner. henry anderson scoops up the fumble and makes the case to be returned but he gets tripped up and falls inches short of the goal line and the cardinal offense turned the turnover into another touchdown. lutz rolls out and finds heut. two touchdown passing and one rushing, as stanford blows out san jose state 57-3. >>> out at candlestick, cal leads fresno state 19-14 at the half. running back e y >>> the defending national champion auburn in some trouble at home against utah state. two minutes to go, tigers down 38-35. check out number 30, emery blake he han

mike shaw, i think we'll have to agree to disagree on this one, so we thank you for your time, and --in with you. >> thank you so much for having me on. this skype thing's pretty cool. >> mike shaw, chairman pro tem pima county gorp. >>> addicted to autopilot. a new report suggests relying on computers can weaken a palt's ability to respond to airplane systems fail. is there a danger in the air? we'll take a closer look. >>> airline pilots are experiencing what's being called automation addiction. a new report says pilots are relying too much on autopilot and other automated flight systems. it says this is a dangerous trend that impairs their ability to respond to cockpit emergencies. cnn's brian todd has the details. >> reporter: june 2009. the autopilot system on air france flight 447 disconnects, a stall warning goes off. a co-pilot repeatedly says climb, poents the nose up. it's the opposite of what he's supposed to do. the pilot comes into the cockpit and says no, no, no, don't climb. it's too late. the airbus a-330 plummets into the atlantic ocean, killing all 228 people on boar

. >> i'm suzanne shaw, editorial director. the horrible fights and shootings at the 49ers-raiders game last month, we applaud the new tougher security and the curfew on tailgating. they're good steps, but not enough. 49ers ceo was on the right track last week, leaving his skybox to sit in the stands with his wife. it was a nice photo op, but not what the rest of us experienced. nbc bay area challenges you, mr. york, and raiders ceo amy trask to walk through your stadiums and parking lots incognito, wearing the rival team's jersey. until you feel safe doing that, the public won't feel safe. owners must be willing to cut or even ban alcohol. may must permanently ban violent fans, and take whatever step is needed to assure us that what happened never happens again. join our debate. nbceditorials.com. >>> tonight on "sports sunday," we bring in one of the most recognizable voices in the bay area sports scene. dave flemming joins us to talk giants and the action on the farm with stanford football. >>> plus, we introduce you to the

i want to acknowledge you, and i also want to acknowledge president shaw, who is over there. [applause] this has been a project -- no doubt, the city people -- we get paid to do this, so we are kind of just doing our job, and it feels good to stand up here and receive things -- thanks, but i also need everyone to understand that it is the residents here on the front lines. they are the ones that call. they are the ones that remind me. they are also the ones that hold us accountable and keep us -- keep these important projects in perspective. the purpose of why we are here, why we serve, why we get up and do what we do every single day. i am forever grateful. do not stop. continue to stay committed pirie trust me -- i know public service can be tiring and hire some and sometimes thankless, but it is days like today where we begin to really begin to acknowledge the fruit from the seeds that we have sown, and it is up to us to continue to build positive and healthy food for not just our soul but for our community, and i also would like to read knowledge that the funding will rev

i want to acknowledge you, and i also want to acknowledge president shaw, who is over there. [applause] this has been a project -- no doubt,

largely been echoed by its partners within the brics group brazil india china and south africa dr shaw. a professor at the gentle school of international affairs in india believes it's important the alliance is united in dealing with the situation in the middle east bric is a microcosm of the movement towards a multi multi large ward and you can only have general multiple levity to joint action by bric nations it's very very important now that sanctions could be the final step leading to another military intervention by need to and its allies in the name of protecting the people of syria and it's important to prevent this no one because it made end up in a situation similar to what we have in libya where there is this transition and reach was dictated by western military intervention and propped up america said that they were leading from behind but basically the point was of france britain and the united states are now the arbiters of libya's destiny french are companies and italian oil companies and british oil companies are talking about how they're going to be number one in libyan

a plane crash that across the country one of its top ice hockey teams leaving day supporting gene shaw with grief for a broad range of players and staff from other countries among the dead. and russia.

ditch attempt to bring israel and the palestinians to the negotiating table but it was spoke to david shaw is from the stanley foundation a global peace and justice will be a group he told me the palestinians are tired of a drawn out peace process which seems to be going nowhere. if you tell us unions just get stuck in that situation. you know maybe it goes on for another two or forty years and the motive behind this is to be an outlet for that frustration basically to bring me issue to another arena even if that arena can't really carry out her t.v. objective. at least the palestinians. have pretty strongly stated their frustration and their lack of. faith process everyone just having trouble maneuvering their way through a time of pretty turbulent change. the u.s. mission try as they might it doesn't look like they're going to be able to have. both. and this is the arab world erupted there's been curiosity over why america's support of rebel movements they're different from his treatment of palestinians now that the sun goes down who's influential israeli lobby and its power to steer was

last ditch attempt to bring israel and palestinians to the negotiating table earlier i spoke to david shaw he's from the stanley foundation a global peace and justice lobby group he told me the palestinians are tired of a drawn out peace process which seems to be going nowhere. if the palestinians just get stuck in that situation. you know maybe it goes on for another two or forty years the motive behind this is. to be an outlet for that prostration basically to bring to bring me issue to another arena even if that arena can't really carry out her achieve the objective. at least the palestinians. have pretty strongly stated their frustration and their lack of faith in the process everyone is having trouble maneuvering their way through a time of pretty turbulent change. the u.s. mission try as they might it doesn't look like they're going to be able to have. tensions in northern kosovo be discussed this week in brussels as belgrade's top negotiator called for calm logical signs to seek a diplomatic solution the atmosphere in the region intensified after pristina but by nato led forces plac

player did narrowly escaped the ill fated flight simply because he didn't board the plane now artie shaw and thomas was able to speak with him. the famous bells of jaroslav ring out for a community grieving a chilling reminder of the tragedy of the country at the lives of some of the city's brightest stars. i knew many of the boys personally what can i say they were saints i can say this about many of them they were joyful people they loved life and they wanted to live they brought so much joy into our lives. thursday marked the start of a three day mourning period as fans of ja slava locomotive gathered and one of the city's central cathedrals rushed in i can't describe how i feel it's a very serious loss to me the only thing worse than that would be to lose my family they were like family to me. but as a support group of thousands work through their grief together one man maxime's is dark and is going through his own personal nightmare he is the only member of the team not on board the fateful flight as coach told him to take the rest and meet the team for the next game in moscow. but

they will have to leave it that we're out of time to talk to david shaw from the stanley foundation joining us live there in the usa thank you. or you can always access on latest news on the internet by knocking on to our website it has all to dot com he's a taste of what we have waiting for you online at the moment you can watch the full interview with that coming out each which will be used by the hague tribunal as evidence in his trial on our website as well as our you tube channel com slash russia today. also on the web site wiki leaks exposes a diplomatic cable revealing the gruesome murder of iraqi children by u.s. troops. and also that on line a red sky at night was not this city's delights as well way accident leaves a toxic cloud choking the life out of the urals skies all that available and plenty more for you and all to come. to libya now where the rebels a tightening the noose around colonel gadhafi has lost a major stronghold his hometown set the fugitive lead his forces have been. given an extended deadline to surrender which expires next saturday but in the fine would be a me

saturday thousands gathered at the team's stadium to say their final goodbyes to the victims artie shaw thomas witnessed a city in mourning. and waves of emotion poured through jaroslava as residents realize the full weight of the tragedy their country or the lives of some of the city's brightest stars but ended up with an fans of this team for many years our whole family including a little child went to all the games for us is in iraq or below us it's like losing a family member. was that i knew one of the players he was my neighbor and he was a great person he's got two little kids left how could this happen when we saw the news on t.v. i just burst into tears. and just after four in the afternoon on wednesday the charter plane carrying almost the entire jaroslava locomotive cage and all hunky team crashed shortly after takeoff bursting into a ball of flame after clipping a runway and turner forty three of the forty five on board perished to newark a mostly serious we heard a plane takeoff so we told our granddaughter look there's going to be an airplane then i heard a bang and my dau