shire cutting -- her sister shen anyway cutting through. 20 for la shay. cal down 6. then nneka bur idea three 3s in the second half. only two in her entire career. finishes with 29 points, 12 boards, the tournament mvp. stanford wins 77-62. likely locking up a top seed in the ncaa tournament. >> i've worked on my three before, and i tried my best to perform for my team tonight. >> i told her, nneka, there's something about when you realize your feet is on the line, you wig out. i was like, at the end of the clutch situations, just shoot it, and she shot it, and i thought, the irony. i was so excited for her. >> mike: colorado and arizona, final minute left. brown, the tomahawk jam. it's not over yet. arizona down two. for the win. shot that in the fog. air ball. colorado hangs on, 53-51. the first ever pack twelve chowrmt. duke and my seminoles. seth curry picks its up and just misses from halfcourt. seminoles advance to face north carolina with a big upset of duke. >> stanford quarterback andrew luck heading to the nfl the search has again for his replacement. no on

and at the top of page four, the reference to deputy city attorney shen should probably be spelled out, "deputy city attorney." i think the minutes should be a little more formal. thank you very much. chairperson hur: thank you. with those changes, would anybody like to discuss those changes? with those changes, is there a motion to approve the minutes from the january 2012 meeting? >> so moved. >> second. chairperson hur: all in favor? >> aye. chairperson hur: opposed? there being none, that motion passes. just for clarification, does commissioner renee vote in that even though he was not here? commissioner renee: i didn't know anything about it. >> yes, you do vote. chairperson hur: i don't think commissioner renee voted. commissioner renee: i did. chairperson hur: you did, ok. commissioner renee: you didn't ask for an abstention so i voted. chairperson hur: thank you. the next item on the agenda is the executive director's report. >> could the executive director succumb to the dread disease running all over time? chairperson hur: the executive director has indeed appeared to have su

shen, he says, the syrian army took aim at the building journalists were working in. do people believe this is a targeted attack? >> when i look back at it, it was an attack. it fitted none of the patterns which normally the shelling was random. this did what it was meant to do. >> reporter: an ex-british artillery man himself, conroy described how syrian forces shelled the building. the first shots hit wide. a second round narrowed their target. >> the third set of shots hit the house, and they fired and killed two very good people, wounded a few others, and destroyed the building. >> reporter: shrapnel shattered conroy's left leg. he was losing blood. doctors at a makeshift field hospital bandaged him up. >> and they have nothing. they have basic bandages, sutures, and they have people come in, legs amputated, babies sliced in half-- you know, every kind of trauma that artillery shells and rockets can provide are seen in that hospital, and it is a slaughterhouse. >> reporter: he believes president bashar al-assad has begun a systematic assault on the civilian popula

>> well, you know shen young is really a celebration of chinese culture.ance is accompanied by orchestra. >> what's neat is you actually come out between each of these performances and so really you don't have to have full gras. of the culture. you help us along. >> my emcee partner and i are the ambassadors. we help follow along. we try to do it in an entertaining way. >> when we talk about entertainment, i was floored because it's like the performers were popping off of the screen. tell me about that and the technical surprises that we'll see. >> sure. this ancient show 5,000 years in the making combine state of the art technology with the beautifully animated backdrop that transforms the audience into each scene. >> literally they pop out of screen. >> like in the monkey king. >> yes. my favorite was the dance of the little monks as well. not only a lot of drama, but there is humor. >> exactly. and i think that's really an embodiment of 5,000 b years. of that historical background. and so the show really takes you on a journey from ancient china up to t

. >> did you feel something shen? ah, she's got something?c piano. ♪ >> reporter: fans hearing for the first time from the woman their mother monster calls mom. >> there's only one thing i don't like. she thoughs what it is. >> she doesn't like when i swear. >> i said, no, no, you're respected without it. you don't need to swear. >> i know, mommy. i get so excited. >> that's the only thing. >> i'm on stage, i say something like that, she's off to the side, i see my father, chuckle and she's like this. >> reporter: the pop superstar mentioned a surprising influence. >> my greatest influence is whitney. the greatest of all time. >> really? >> the greatest of all times. >> reporter: as far as love and marriage, she says, pring et on. >> do you have visions of yourselves as a wife and mother. >> i want kids, i want a soccer team. i want a husband. i want to have a few children. >> children. >> i want to experience that. not yet. >> yes. ♪ >> reporter: instead, she told oprah theirr interview would be her last for awhile, as she focuses on herself

a little bit of pair shen. use that patience -- a little bit of patience.well, jeremy lin just scored one of his big endorsement deals. there's now a two-year deal with volvo to be the worldwide ambassador. first ads featuring jeremy lin could appear in june. just like that. >> yeah. just like that. >>> we want to economic in with tara -- check in with tara again. >> 92 eastbound at the edgewater offramp. that ramp was blocked but the chp just cleared it. minutes ago, you can see it's causing backup. okay. right now we're gonna take a live look at 280 at the 808 split. you can see that traffic is heavy. that's 280 northbound finally at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been like this since after 6:00 this morning. we have seen heavy, heavy traffic backed up all the way to the maze. give yourself an extra 15 or 20 minutes if you need to get into san francisco from the east bay. >>> good morning to you. widespread clouds outside the door. the possibility for today giving you a live look there from the north bay. it looks a little gloomy out there but still a to

shen den 300 is up 10% year-to-date.hina after dropping all of last year had a nice start to 2012, backed off a little the last couple of days. we'll see if this collapses that again. >> this is a one-month low, finishing the session down 0.1%. it kind of picked up. we've seen the weakness again. the miners are down across the globe in europe right now, where we're looking at a lower open for the miners in the united states. >> i've been saying it's china off, usa on, buttressed by employment claims. i don't see any reason to go into the china play yet. they're obviously in weak hands. i don't want to buck a 2008, remember, people decided to sell the commodity plays, sold fertilizer and steel. why get in front of that when we have plenty of u.s. companies doing well and offer much better value. >> what about u.s. companies doing well in china, i.e. general motors, buick, not the hottest brand and china, and beau sick a hot and growing brand. ge, 49% owner of nbc universal, doing business there. >> look at starbucks yeste

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