. >> he introduced shawn brown who lost a foot in an industrial accident 20 years ago. >> his gait is normal. it's normal. >> hugh sayss is primitive. compared to what we'll see in years to come. >> i'm often asked would i wish the legs back. i say absolutely not. the bionic legs are part of my creation. they have become part of my identity. as the biological body ages, my artificial limbs get better and better. they're in a sense immortal. >> i'll tell you, hugh is -- set up a website to donate to the nonprofit. donations that could help the amputees and ride bikes again, dance, swim, whatever it is they're hoping to do. >>> also coming up, a woman that was hurt in the bombing explains the last-minute decision that probably saved her life. stay with us. i have low testosterone. there, i said it. how did i know? well, i didn't really. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease my sex drive... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was

louis brown, senator -- from the locker room and frederick kelly had one of his first offices here at the y. please welcome shawn williams. [ applause ] >> good morning. this is amazing. i really didn't expect all of this myself. i would just like to say, well, i was like one of the first ones to move in here a few months back and born and raised here in san francisco. i really didn't know that i would be able to have a place of my own. especially with the background i have. i have been a drug addict and alcoholic and going in and out of jail through the years. i have been homeless since 1999. and in 2010 i was diagnosed with 2 types of illnesses, one that can kill quicker than the other and then in 2011 i got out of jail and i have been trying to live my life. i ended up being in a transitional hotel and that kind of changed everything just a little bit for everything because i was going through a lot. i got tired of being homeless. and things started to turn around also but it was all for better roses. i had some heart aches while i was there and then i came to kelly. it was very important. the people that cam

. >>> jerry brown will honor two caltrans workers who died on the job. 40-year-old joseph jones and 50- year-old shawn baker were killed yesterday while removing rocks on a hillside south of the oregon/california border. a third worker was injured and is in fair condition. governor jerry brown has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff in their honor. >>> a very important part of san francisco's central subway project arrived at the site early in the morning. claudine wong is in san francisco where mom chung is reporting for duty. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning. there are two drills that will help create the san francisco central subway. both have names. that's a tunneling tradition. the first drilling is behind me. that's mom's chung, you can see the name on the side of that piece. named after the country's first female asian doctor who had her practice in chinatown. the first piece is here. the second piece will be underground. you can see the ladder up on the side of that. they've been inside that piece prepping it. we wanted to see what it looks like in there. so they did give

louis brown, senator -- from the locker room and frederick kelly had one of his first offices here at the y. please welcome shawn williams. [ applause ] >> good morning. this is amazing. i really didn't expect all of this myself. i would just like to say, well, i was like one of the first ones to move in here a few months back and born and raised here in san francisco. i really didn't know that i would be able to have a place of my own. especially with the background i have. i have been a drug addict and alcoholic and going in and out of jail through the years. i have been homeless since 1999.

>> while his spanish might help brown bridge some cultural divides, it might not quell the hatred some inmates feel towards him. de shawnas been especially incensed. >> if you're going to be in the day room, you have to have your top on. >> but now he has other problems. after a brief stay in general population, he's back in segregation. >> you got a reputation of fighting, you got a reputation of leading these young guys to do all types of crazy stuff. it's a reputation you've got to live down. >> it's all on you. >> you if somebody want to be like me i can't help if they look up to me. >> you know what you can do? >> what's that? >> you can conduct yourself like you should while your looked up, instead of acting the fool, fighting, jumping people, all that stuff. you know you do it. >> i ain't never -- i told you yesterday i'm like, okay, i understand that, you know. >> what was you doing yesterday in the dorm? you got laughs, all crazy and what did the other guys do? they following your lead, right? >> the latest incident occurred when inmates were ordered to put their shirts on. >> where's your shirt? where's your s

shawn bibb, layed out the current budget proposal. the figures were based off of the 250 million dollar budget allocated to the c-s-u system by california governor jerry brown. some in attendance expressed concern that san jose state was engaged in wasteful spending, and that the university needed to be held more accountable. however... bill nance, vice president of student affairs: "the really overriding misperception is the funding that's sitting, whether it's in a.s., whether it's in the student union, whether its in any of these auxiliaries, as we go through these budget things on the state side and the state keeps cutting more, hey wow, look at that huge pile of money sitting over there, let's go do something else with that. that is not, not what this conversation is about." based on the current proposal, 9.4 million would go to backfilling this year's tuition fee rollback. another 1.1 million would go toward accomodating increased enrollment in the future. 2.7 million would be for mandatory upkeep costs. what would go to the rest remains to be seen. incoming associated students president nick ayala found the university's proposal promising, but stress

shawn kennedy in citizens against waste remarked. when the constitution as risk avers department say they have enough tanks we probably could believe them. but not if you're sherrod brownrob portman or jim jordan or congressman sandy levin they're keeping the plant going even when the army insists they have enough tanks and they want to spend that money elsewhere. did i mention that the tanks are being worked on in their states. representative jordan told npr i quote, look, the plant is in the fourth congressional district but if it was not in the best interest of the national defense you would not see me supporting it like we do but it's not and yet we are. i'm pleased to be joined by heather h erlberg. welcome to view. >> great to be with you. >> john: thank you. i find this mind boggling. given that america has spent billions of dollars in afghanistan, why is the c.i.a. giving karzai millions under the table, and what do you think these not so secret millions are supposed to buy? >> well, you cast your mind back ten years ago right after the u.s. went through afghanistan and identified karzai as the best hope to bring afghanistan society together. i think the most c