. >>> and finally, for one shoemaker, kicking up your heels is serious business.hristian lobatont filed suit against a company who he claims stole his red sole. >>> the red sox worst start since world war ii. hockeys rangers lose their grip. plus, the ups and downs of tiger woods on the first day of the masters in augusta. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> temperatures are on the way up and it's about time. your weekend forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, it's golf's most prestigious tournament and they're all after its most coveted prize, the green jacket. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good friday morning. it is a tradition unlike any other. but amidst the pageantry of the masters in augusta, a 21-year-old rose to the leaderboard on the masters. jack nicholas got things started. tiger woods apparently didn't like this shot on 15, but he should have. nearly holed it. tiger shot a 1 under par. phil

judge shoemaker has carved out housing for that particular population. there has been limited funding. at the department of public health, based -- they have funding for transitional aged youth. that is all in jeopardy. this is coming from the health services act. >> has there been any conversation on where to put transitional aged youth at least someone is looking at the overall picture of where the funding is going and setting priorities for that population? >> unfortunately, there is not. i know that dcyf plays an active role in working with and supporting the efforts. we are a co-chair of the task force. i would like to have a further conversation with you in terms of forward this population should live. maybe we can look through all of our departments and see who oversees that of hon. community. >> i know that you had to cut 8 positions. this was the last fiscal year. >> how many did you have your height. >> 35. >> we have been successful in getting a lot of grants. we have been able to get people on through grad-funded positions. >> there was reduc

last week at the planning commission, doug shoemaker had an earlier idea that should circumstances improve down the road, there might be a way to give affordable housing first call on first resources. that said, the project should not pay the price. you should everything can to move it forward. this is a great one. thanks. >> hi, representing the treasure island family center. we are a nonprofit community family center located on treasure island. we have been located here for about 11 years now. the interesting to sailing to promote positive activities in their lives. we came to say that we support the project and we hope it moves forward. it is a really exciting time with america's cup coming to sentences appeared for us, it is an important opportunity to open sailing to all participants from all demographics, and the city, the department of children, youth, and families, and other partnerships that we have with the boys and girls club foundation here we have been really good things in the last few years to get students involved with sailing. we also had a really good partnership with the

shoemaker to deep left center. rowan can't make the catch.the loss and cards take the season finale. >> we knew there would be a lot of hoopla coming into this opening series. we had to do our best to try to figure out -- to find a way to win. we did that for the most part. >> the hoopla will continue tomorrow with the dodgers in town too. oakland is just two home runs on the season. they get two today. matsui's first as an athletic. his third of the season and a catalyst for the season. 5-3a's. like the giants, the a's are four and five on the season. warriors hosting the kings for the last time in sack sang. curry contact and conversion. a team high 27. late third quarter and one of the career high six steels. warriors lead by eight. here come the kings. 95-93 sacramento. less than 20 seconds left and marcus thorton hits yeah. kings take it 104-103 and snap golden state's three-game win streak. i mentioned the sharks playing l.a. in the playoffs starting on thursday. that's game one. the puck drops at 7:00. game two is set for saturday. in

we would support doug shoemaker's suggestion that if the economy improves and conditions improve, that first call be put on funding to restore the affordability as it was before. on the question of transportation, what we really, really like is the sharp emphasis that has been placed on reducing private auto use. this is clearly the direction development like this and re-use of old bases like this has got to go. we hear controversy about the bridge, but the idea that commuters are going to go out to treasure island and then say, great, i'll get on the bridge and drive down 101 to go to silicon valley doesn't make any sense. they won't come here. similarly, that folks would come out to treasure island and say, great, i'm going to drive my car to downtown san francisco, where there's 15 minute of headway ferry service doesn't make any sense. we like that they're dee emphasizing it, providing other alternatives, not making it easy for driving and charging for it, and using that to funds trance it. because the success of this will stands or fall on how it works on transportation. and then

the mayor's office and doug shoemaker assured us they'll make sure however many units there are and whatever the height is, it will be fully funded. and i think that's really important. and as far as design, i think the design is good. i think there are a few things that were brought up, i think tom radulovic brought up the gym and think the glazing is a little intense and would like to see -- i know they want to get as much light as possible into there but perhaps could increase the thickness of the cornice or make the glaze section on the me video -- presidio side lower than diagrammed in there. as far as the rest of it, it can be articulated in expect the -- exactly the same manner whether it's 45 feet or 55 feet to make it attractive and blend in. the punched windows are great. i'd like to see a little more molding around them. and, you know, those would be things that would make it fit in well with the neighborhood and sometimes it will be a higher building than anything else in the neighborhood, but if it's context chural, the height won't be so imposing. i have letters we've received

shoemaker, christian la vuitton, is now suing yves st. laurent for copying a line of shoes that are painted red on the bottom the la vuitton said he came up with the look 20 years ago when he painted the bottom of a shoe red. >>> most social security recipients do not receive paper checks anymore. and soon, nobody will get a yearly statement in the mail, either. you have to go online to find out how much you get when you retire. mailing the paper statements costs $70 million a year. >>> sports fans can now tune into espn on the go. it's launched a free app that lets you watch several of its channels live. it's just like watching tv, but without any of the commercials. there is one catch. it only works for subscribers of time warner cable, bright house networks and verizon fios. but that is dynamite. >> that would be cool. wouldn't it? >> i'm very excited about that. staying up to date. >> productivity, there you go. >>> coming up next on this friday, she's accused of emptying her in-laws' life savings to feed a $14 million gambling habit.

that's not how the critters work and gene shoemaker proved this by actually not only mapping the craterand the geology of the crater but he also documented the physical and chemical effect of the passage of the shock waves and it is called shock metamorphism where you have very high pressures, extremely small, extremely short periods of time, so shoemaker did that and at the same time emulated gilbert who was one of the predecessors by mapping the mooney and using a telescope, mapping the cartographia sharing if i had a crater where i have a line on top of the unit then that form after the unit was in place. that's called love all of the position, the basic geological law using the technique he was able to use it for the entire moon the will to work up the geological history on another planetary body for the first time in history of science. so in the meantime, we have the moon race we just heard about. it was largely a race for puerto rico stunts and spectaculars. the soviets, the first one to fly in and the moon, in the u.s. would send the first probe to hit the moon or the soviets di

here's a shoemaker in oakland. he opened up his little cobbler shop in an old horse car in his backyard. he locked it up at night with a long nail going through. he said, who's going to steal old shoes? a little bit more dramatic, a man named james mcneal took four old horse cars and put them on a pontoon to make a house boat near bell very deer. he called it the nautilus. he rent it out to people, tricked it all up in the inside for rich people to come have a little summer vacation in a very novel setting. and a watch maker. there was a realtor who used a car as a real estate office. we'll talk more about him in a second. charles stall took three and put them in the sun dunes of the -- the sandunes of the sunset district, created a little ouse -- house out there. and this guy on the bottom left, charles daley opened a place called the annex. he really called it a coffee saloon. you might call it a cafe of its time. does anybody here know where the sunset district is? a couple of people. good. over there. well, on

." >> a high end shoemaker is suing a rival.und the world associate red soles with christian louboutin shoes. now, they have filed a lawsuit claiming unfairly copied its design. they seek unspecified damages. louboutin started making red soles 20 years ago after coloring them with red nail polish. >> and good news for thousands of caltrain problems. >> and issue that prevented oakland police from being able to talk to each other for hours yesterday. >> and a fine that pg&e says it may not pay. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in san jose where there is still hail on the ground. there is still a chp officer in the hospital and two may be related. story coming up in a live report. >> good morning. a couple airport delays so far in denver and chicago. we've got wet weather and nation's mid section sliding into the northeast and snow returns to much of the west. locally, i'll have details on our own weather. if you want to check more across the nation check flight trrrrrrr appreciate the easy days, are what keep me coming back

shoemaker and rousseau gave executives about their own industry and ask them how confident they were. advertising executives said they were confident that they get 90% of the answers right and that 60 percent wrong. computer executives are the most over competent -- confident industry. 90% right, but 80 percent wrong. a strongly trait. so men drown at twice the rate of women because men think that they can swim across the atlantic, especially after they have been drinking. and so have the ability to correct your own biases, open-minded in the face of ambiguity, adjust the strength of your conclusion to the strength of your evidence, be modest in the face of things that you don't know, invented modesty devices for yourself. peter drucker had a great one. write-down your reasoning, seal it in an envelope, and open it in nine months. you will discover one-third are right, a third are wrong, third are in between, but in most cases it's completely irrelevant. these are all skills that are only tangentially related to iq. mental character, not mental force that has to do with your emotional

and one guy was different, and that's eugene shoemaker, and he was convinced if his life that men would go to the moon. and in his mind the moon was a body that should be studied by geologic science, and he decided that he knew how to get the geology community to focus on the moon. first by studied meteor crater, and demonstrated the mechanics responsible for the creation. and he didn't believe that impact craters and where the body collided with the surface and dug the hole. and that's now how they work but gene proved this and documented the physical and chemical effects that is called shot met m and he mapped by showing if i have a crater with a ray line on the top of the unit, then that crater formed after the ray. and using that technique he was able to deduce a time for the moon. and this was for the first time in the history of science. in the meantime we had the moon race that you heard about. it was largely a race for p.r. stunts and then the soviet flew around the moon, and then we will be the first to soft land on the moon. who would win that battle. it evolved doing things f

. >> well, in your kind of hometown newspaper, the "san jose mercury news," william shoemaker had an op-ed this week. he he is a professor at the university of mississippi and also associated with the independent institute in oakland. he wrote, "while public investments in technological investments sounds like a good idea, the dangers will be directed for politically popular projects, rather than those with the highest economic value. remember jimmy carter's quest for a new synthetic fuel, or bill clinton's dream of getting detroit to produce a car that would go 100 miles on a gallon of gas? untold federal treasure was wasted chasing those wills of the wisp." >> at intel, we would disagree with that. the national institute of standards, the department of energy, they do crucial work. they produce the seed corn for great companies like intel. so we collaborate with them. when president obama raises spending levels for these types of agencies and departments, 7% and 8% consistently since he came into office, that's a real plus for silicon valley and tech companies, like intel. >> speak