so, i do slur my speech. the last two years of being on this compassion program has changed my life. i've been empowered and undetectable. just graduated from school. i'm a lot calmer and i wouldn't know what to do without them so i'm here for the support. i have 27 other people signed in. thank you for listening. >> thank you. >> hi, my name is edward shirts. i have been aes are -- resident of california -- san francisco, practically all my life. i left and came back from tennessee. i have -- the thing that happened out here a lot of people don't have places to go. a lot of places are closing up. it's kind of hard for a lot of people to get to different places. lady j gave us all the time to get together, learning shelter, we can all get our medicine together. we need these places to help us and we just want your support in opening this place up and everything. so, just want to say thank you apart of the group that's out here. >> thank you. please step forward. >> good evening, my name is vincent coward. i w

sense and they're rico suave a but in fact to the rest of us we see a pimply faced him a seated slurring his words no teeth addict lying in the gutter so why gold bulls shouldn't get excited by the massive purchases of physical gold an asia because while the gold sell off has prompted some buying from consumers it's resulted in panic selling among e.t.f. holders so of course the e.t.f. is g.l.d. and this is the paper gold and he gives us chart from no mara and this shows you that e.t.f. have provided sixteen point six billion dollars worth of gold supply year to date and the red lines represent the investor in g.l.d. buying or selling its propaganda journalism and business aside or over there any blodget they put they put out this propaganda and they put out misinformation they lied to the public by riff indicating that jail days in some way related to physical gold it's just paper gold and it has a fractional italy in significant meaning when looking at global physical gold demand that's overtaking the paper market and joe wiesenthal henry blodgett they're there in the gutter they're de

. >> did you hear gay slurs in the locker room? >> all the time. i heard gay slurs hanging out with my friends in high school and everywhere. >> what gave you the strength to say i can't do this anymore? >> i was raised to be a voice, to be myself, to be unique, not to follow a pack. >> now robbie rogers will return to the game he loves on his home turf of southern california where his family lives. >> gay athletes are athletes. if i go back to soccer i want to go as robbie, the soccer player. i don't want to go back as this gay athlete. i love the sport. i love being an athlete. i just want it to be that simple. >> just that simple. >>> still much more ahead an "world news" this saturday night. bold words from one of the richest men in the world about moms and money. he says they can't do his job as well as men can. tonight the backlash here and our correspondent goes looking for proof. he might want to see the numbers she found. >>> later that moment in boston today they have been waiting for for six weeks. this will make your weekend. hey, it's

sense and they're rico suave a but in fact to the rest of us we see a pimply faced him a seated slurring his words no teeth addict lying in the gutter so why gold bulls shouldn't get excited by the massive purchases of physical golden age because while the gold soft has prompted some buying from consumers it's resulted in panic selling among e.t.f. holders so of course the e.t.f. is g l d and this is the paper gold and he gives us chart from no mara and this shows you that e.t.f. have provided sixteen point six billion dollars worth of gold supply year to date and the red lines represent the investor in gel d. buying or selling its propaganda joe wisdom and business aside or over there any blodget they put they put out this propaganda and they put out misinformation they lied to the public by riff indicating that jail days in some way related to physical gold it's just paper gold and it has a fractional italy in significant meaning when looking at the global physical gold demand that's overtaking the paper market and joe wiesenthal henry blodgett they're there in the gutter they're degen

you have a problem with slurring your speech, can't form your words, you are dizzy you have headache,kness, you got to call 911. ambulance ride they may give you an aspirin and hospital they may give you a clotted buster. that can decrease the amount of rehabilitation station you need. rehabilitation, learning to balance again, learning to speak properly again. the point what causes stroke is something i deal every day in my practice. i look to lower cholesterol, to get people up and exercise. i need to get blood pressure under control, diabetes have to be under control and two big ones, alcohol and smoking. smoking really affects this, how smoking does it. it interferes with your blood vessels in the brain. it starts to clog them. then the clot will hit the brain or the vessel in the brain bursting which is hemorrhagic. >> and the point that mark brought up, something known as t.i. a. -- this is short term. the patient would have this, they would get similar symptoms. it's the way a light bulb, it starts to go out. that is t.i.a.and you can prevent that. >> i wont wonder if i can ask

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witnesses say he used gay slurs when he approached carson and his companion. >> we believe the shooter, the perpetrator, says to the victims, do you want to die here? >> i just don't understand it, and it's really affected me when i saw it on the news. >> ama: morales is being held without bail and will make his next court appearance on this. the nypd says she has been arrested in the past for attempted murder. >> a weather emergency in parts of the midwest. ahead, we're following a batch of bad weather going through several states and the area where tornadoes are being reported right now. >> taking you live outside in the bay area, a bright mild day. leigh glaser says we'll have still warmer weather to come as we start the >> ama: incredible, developing news from the midwest. tornadoes ripped up plenty of debris and sent people running for cover near oklahoma city. more twisterred have been spotted this evening, tornado warnings are in effect in oklahoma and kansas. severe weather started move toweling the area yesterday, brought high winds, heavy rains and tornado. look at this, torn

had weakness on the left side of his body, he had inability to see on the left side, his speech was slurred. >> reporter: all those symptoms, hallmark signs of a stroke. but the 54-year-old father of two say he was in denial that day. he didn't believe he was in any danger. >> and that's what i said. i'm just going to go in there and lie down on the sofa and check with me in a little bit. >> reporter: his courthouse colleagues called 911, and he was taken to george washington university hospital. neurologist dr. kathleen burger says ct scans identified a blocked artery that was cutting off blood to his brain, causing a stroke. >> so luckily he came immediately after his symptoms started, and we were within a perfect time window where we were able to treat him. >> reporter: the e.r. team gave judge satterfield a clot-busting drug that day that helped his symptoms. he also needed a procedure to remove the blood clot. burger says he was lucky he made it to the hospital when he did. treatment guidelines say these drugs called tpa should be given within four and a half hours of the start of a st

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many consider the word a flat out racial slur.of the most valuable sports franchises in the world. and now an independent d.c. city council member is leading the latest charge to change the name of the nfl team to the red tails. a nod to the tuskegee airmen the group of african-american pilots who served the u.s. in world war ii. transition would be seamless and even fits right into the fight song, hail to the red tails. it's not clear how much power the d.c. council has in this since the redskins currently play in landover, maryland, and have their team offices inthat'. thanks so much for watching "the lead." i will leave you in the able hands of wolf blitzer. we'll see you tomorrow, 4:00 1:. mr. blitzer, take it away. >>> jake, thanks very much. happening now, the fbi has a lap top belonging to one of the sus. investigators are paying fresh attention to the widow of the other. have the latest details. federal officials launch an investigatn into possible human trafficking after two women complained they were treated like slaves

the slurred voice is ranting about canadian politics in what sounds like an attempt to goad ford. uses an anti-gay slur to describe a former canadian prime minister or his son, who in either case is one of his political rivals. then ford pipe in one hand, lighter in the other is laughing and mildly protesting at the sack ril edge. seems to keep trying to light the pipe, keeps stopping to laugh. finally finds this moment and lights up and inhaled. end of scene. gawker decided not to buy the 90 second video because the guy selling it wanted too much money. i have not seen the video, we cannot confirm gawker's reporting, but their description comports with the reporting from two reporters at the toronto star, also say they saw the video. >> the video which appears to be real shows mayor rob ford in a room, his shirt open, lulling back in his chair and appears to be smoking a crack pipe. >> the man in the video we believe is mayor rob ford appears stumbling, seems incoherent, rambles. >> mayor ford ends this segment on camera, lasts only 90 seconds, startled when he hears a telephone

. >> the term red skin is a slur. so the team is named after a slur. this is disgustingly naked.ormalizes prejudice to use this term all over the place. even when you think about where it came from, george martial, one of the original owners, he owned a team called the boston braves and there was a football team in the nfl called the boston braves which he named to redskins and moved to washington. he is noted as one the racist individuals in the nfl. you can look that up. but this was the last nfl franchise to desegregate. in 1962. that late. so what we're doing and what daniel snider is doing, is fighting for the racism that george martial baked into this team. i'm just trying to think about another race having to deal with the same sort of thing. and until 1965 there was a minor league baseball team called the atlanta crackers. at some point someone said we can no longer deal with this. this has to end. surely that would not go on in 2013. why does this good on in 2013? >> i'm not big on word police p ing. but this is so crazy racist. i've had conversations over the years with

hurling those basketballs and those slurs. this female coach brought in to fix it all.t's been uncovered about her tonight. governor chris christie now demanding answers. >>> and over the moon. >> that's one small step for

it started with racial slurs from a shark's front office official. walker was booked on charges of battery on a person 65 or older. he is now out on bail. >>> a rough weekend as parts of the midwest are picking up the pieces following a searies of storms and tornadoes. we will show you the damage left behind. golf ball size hail started crashing down yesterday. the hail shattering windows, dented cars, knocked off the side mirror of some cars. in oklahoma, one person killed and several others injured when a tornado ripped through a mobile home park in oklahoma city. the severe weather, stretching from texas to minnesota. "today in the bay's" jay gray is in oklahoma where more severe weather could be on the way. >> reporter: violent weather ripped across much of the midwest over the weekend, storms lighting up the radar spawning dozens of tornadoes. the most vicious hit sunday was in shawnee, oklahoma, where twitters splintered this neighborhood. a trail of debris across several states. homes and businesses ripped apart. >> no sooner had we gotten in

he denied breaking his jaw but he did make racial slurs. they want him prosecuted as a hate crime. the cabbie says he captured some of the incident on his cell phone. >> whatever you say, it's recorded. now you're punching me. you're punching me. >> do you think it's proper for the united states -- >> now you are punching me. right? >> medical records show the cabbie did suffer a broken jaw. the passenger did not want to go on camera. >>> we have some sad news for you tonight. chris kelly, 1-half of the rap duo known as kriss kross has passed away. kriss kross is best remembered from their hit in the 1990s jump. >>> well, imagine you're having your face burned beyond recognition. it did happen to one woman. but thanks to doctors in boston, she has a new face and she's showing it off. >>> i'm meteorologist topper shutt. temperatures 71 today. that's pretty much average. here is your wake up weather. you will need a light jacket. so will the kids. mid 40s to mid 50s at 9:00. in the 50s by 9:00. plenty of sunshine. we'll come back and tell you how long this nice little streak of weath

the o word of the equivalent to a racial slur during the 1930s dust bowl.ke country muisic superstar toby keith, a moore native, who still lives here, now define okie with words like resilient and tough. >> they're just persistent, tenacious will to survive and call this home. they're going to save their possessions. they're going to board their house up. not be a whole bunch of cry babies. it's just not -- these people are just going to be tough, get up and get it done. >> unbelievable! >> reporter: that resiliency was proved after the 1999 moore tornado. and the 1995 oklahoma city bombing. even newcomers like nba star kevin durant take pride in okie rezil yeans. >> we'll come together and bounce back from this. you know, it's tough right now, but the sun will shine soon. >> reporter: a feeling shared by superstars and anonymous victims alike. >> we've done it once already. we can do it again. >> oklahomans are strong. >> reporter: a pride that a member of oklahoma's new generation put to music. ♪ can you hear this song ♪ the oklahoma strong >> reporter: m

drooping in the face, inability to hold up one arm, or slurred speech are all signs that time is of the essence. these are the symptoms of a stroke and you should call 911 immediately. dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, a symbol of recovery in an area so hard hit by last year's big storm. >>> the scene at pimlico in baltimore just a short time ago, the home stretch of the preakness stakes. >> it is oxbow, itsmyluckyday, on the outside, trying to close the gap. oxbow down to the 16th, in front. >> oxbow led all the way and was an upset for orb, who won the kentucky derby two weeks ago. he finished fourth in today's race. >>> almost seven months after hurricane sandy, a milestone today on the jersey shore. the famed board walk was officially reopened. the storm wiped out two big sections, while some smaller pieces of the board walk causing more than $3 million in damage. today's ceremony, a sign of renewal as many shore communities still struggle to recover. >>> another kind of milestone tonight for our own tom brokaw. in rochester, minnesota, tom received an

therefore, i request that this jurisdiction request be rejected and would be allowed to continue in slur suit of our permit. thank you. >> give us an exhibit reference again. >> h. >> i apologize. >> okay.

therefore, i request that this jurisdiction request be rejected and would be allowed to continue in slur suit of our permit. thank you. >> give us an exhibit reference again. >> h. >> i apologize. >> okay. in my brief it's under h, permit complaints. >> i thought you were referencing the code section. >> the code section -- well, this is the inspector's complaint report where it says per section 108 building permit notice does not have to be placed in the window for two separate complaints. section 108 i have -- >> h? >> it's in h, yes. section 108 is, i believe -- >> okay, i've got it. i see. >> i believe i have it in there. i apologize. inspector duffy is more of an expert. >> we have it. thank you. mr. duffy? >> hello again, commissioners. just on the notification process, d-b-i would not notify on this type of permit. i checked that with central permit. there is nothing in the code for that at the time of permit issuance. the building code does address and posting of a card in a conspicuous readily accessible [speaker not understood] to allow inspectors to make necessary entries. a l

you'll remember the coach caught on tape at rutgers, hurling basketballs and slurs at those players.onight the woman hired to clean it up, under fire herself. and there's a different kind of video generating a firestorm this time. here tonight is abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: she's the woman rutgers hired to fix the athletic department after that damning video of a coach berating players. [ bleep ]. >> we will no longer have any practice anywhere anytime that anybody couldn't walk into and be pleased about what's going on in that environment. >> reporter: now julie herman is facing allegations that she was abusive while coaching the university of tennessee's women's volleyball team. 15 players saying they wrote a letter to school officials complaining of mistreatment in 1997. >> she told us we're fat, stupid, whores, alcoholics. not letting us shower or eat on our road trip from florida to tennessee. >> reporter: late today she issued a statement, that she never knew about the letter. adding, she was an intense coach, and also, i am truly sorry that some were disappointed during my

which their parents never had driving them to make sure they get to class whichever way they can put a slur r t y d abu hindi in the west bank. tech update coming up after a short break stay with us here on r.g.p. . although i was born after the vietnam era i remember t.v. discussions about that buddhist monk who burned himself to death as a form of protest the commentators on the news said that people there just have a different mindset that westerners could never understand you know which is probably true but they were implying that people in the west are just different and would never use this absolutely extreme form of protest which is also probably true until just recently with the cost of electricity exceeding the income of the average ball garion and a new government coming to power that looks exactly like the old government that collapsed at least six paul geary and have used self-immolation as a very desperate and extreme form of protest but why kristen ghodsee a professor at bowdoin college who is extensively talked to both here and protesters claims that those who self-immolating

involving a drunk man allegedly beating a muslim taxi driver after subjecting him to an eleven minute slur filled anti islam rant the taxi driver is thirty nine year old mohammed suddenly who by the way is a u.s. army veteran that served as a linguist during the iraq war the man he claims broke his job during a two minute two am taxi ride through virginia he is the president of the emerald aviation his name is ed dahlberg mr selene had the forethought to pull out his cell phone camera though and report record the entire exchange he now wants this to be treated as a hate crime are to correspondent margaret howell caught up with the taxi driver and brings us his tale. so much good. both of you are taxi driver mahomet's that we got more than he bargained for friday april twenty sixth when he picked up that were dahlberg for routine ride and that you are. a great saleman a northern virginia taxi driver and american iraq war vet said that this isn't the first time he's been harassed because of his beliefs that happens a lot but never a quarter. of that and i suspect something is going to happen

which their parents never had driving them to make sure they get to class whichever way they can put a slur r t y d abu hindi in the west bank. up next is the latest financial news a prime interest. paranoia and zero tolerance policies strikes yet again the latest in a string of children being punished for making gun noises or playing with toy guns involves the son of a u.s. marine who had the audacity as a child to use his imagination and p. pretended his pencil was our gun bang children imitate what they see in every t.v. channel and in many video games kids are going to see a lot of guns in fact the boy at that moment was admirably pretending to be just like his father a u.s. marine you know guns kind of come with that job description rather than complain you all again about the obvious idiocy of zero tolerance policies against children playing let me give one suggestion to actually help fix the problem there are so many teachers and school administrators across america that i bet many of you know one of them try talking them about the madness of zero tolerance a lot of people do things

massively offsetting any physical demand not driving any proof of this he's just saying as a guy with no slurring his words in the gutter the paper got or he's saying it must be more than a physical market i have no proof of this because he doesn't because as i sent this to send me a bully on basis who deals in physical gold and silver who knows the precious mark metals markets and he says that the amount of cash gold bought and sold every day is a multiple of the e.t.f. holdings and he sent this chart to a company this and this is the gold inventory in tongues by location this is up to date you see one hundred sixty thousand tons of physical gold in the possession of the people human beings of the world thirty thousand tons in central banks that's the green of this pie chart and the comix gold that's that little tiny sliver of blue you can barely see that's two hundred sixty four tons and g.l.d. is one thousand and eighty three tons us in the red warren buffett of course another propagandist who tries to put the line out there that gold has no intrinsic value in chile get the teeth knocked out a

hurling those basketballs and those slurs. this female coach brought in to fix it all. what's been uncovered about her tonight. governor chris christie now demanding answers. >>> and over the moon. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> one small step, and tonight, one giant find in a storage room, more than 40 years later. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us on a sunday night. and we do begin here with the images that tell the story. the extreme weather. in fact, this image right off the top, from south texas. that is a crossing signal there, the water ten feet up the pole. and tonight, countless rescue us being reported. and then this, in the northeast, this image from upstate new york, white face mountain. and an incredible 36 inches of snow. in fact, the snow banks are nearly five feet high. tonight, fierce rain in the plains. here, the rushing waters rising in one of iowa's big rivers. tonight, abc meteorologist ginger zee tells us more severe weather is on the way for memorial day, and she begins here with those new images

drunk radio host slurs and giggles her way off of final show gets pulled off of the air.er there's only one influential drunk in radio, and that's me! >> do not compete with me. i always win! >> stephanie: talking to you drunken radio girl. paula white was supposed to host her final show. apparently she took departure too close to heart reportedly getting quite tipsy, before slurring and giggling her way through the first half hour of our show before being pulled off of the air. >> will they ever learn, never give your hosts a chance to say good-bye. >> and another thing! >> stephanie: and another thing about you pencil [ censor bleep ] >> stephanie: one listener suggested via text she was drunk. and she denied it. >> i am not a drunk! >> stephanie: while app tempting to play katrina and the waves hit show walking on sunshine. >> come on really? >> stephanie: really? she instead played a short commercial jingle. this is where she stole your act. it's my last day! why is nothing working? see like when you screw up -- [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: what the hell is going on here.

i heard gray -- gay slurs hanging out with friends in high school, everywhere. >> gave you the strengtho say i can't do this anymore. >> i was raised to by myself to be a voice, not to follow a path. >> now robbie rogers will re to the game he loves on his home turf in southern california where hi family lives. >> an athlete is an athlete. i want get back to soccer as robbie, the soccer player. i don't want to go back as this gay athlete. i love the sport, and i love being an athlete. so i just want to -- it's that simple. >> just that simple. abc news, new york. >> ama: the oakland ashe. diocese welcomed a new bishop today. barber, former navy chap lane was named by pope francis as the bishop's designate. oakland's fourth bishop is nowary. bishop of san francisco. >> dan noyse takes you watching an distract team -- ex-traction -- extraction team. >> we'll look at >> ama: abc7 news i-team has obtained intern video f san quentin offering a rare look of tactics used in crisis situation. the here's a look at how guards deal with serious threats. >> san quentin state print holding dangerous

oh the video shows him pushing andcreaming screaming-- slurs at players >> do we need to protect them from this video because the students are white? ♪ but just to keep up our morale a man who does have grit. enough to come back after this. >> everything is gone. not. >> the south has been torn apart and alabama is devastated. >> day mile wide tornado cuts a path of destruction. john: and destroyed much of tuscaloosa and within seconds this business express will change was turned into this. the owner bill his business over 25 years it would have been easy to quit after it was destroyed j.p. rebuilt the company it said it would not cover all the cost and worse, a city bureaucrats told him he would not be allowed to rebuild on his property there. but he did. here it is. john carney has gripped. >> as far as grit seven day per week never-ending challenge to achieve your goal. its is never give up when he mini possible to achieve the final goal. john: most jobs are not seven-- per week. >> i look at it you have an agreement with your employees i had employees tested by me and i ought it w

oh the video shows him puing and screaming scaming-- slurs at players >> do we need to protect them from thisideo because the students are white? ♪ t just to keep up our morale a man who does have grit. enough to come back after this. >> everything is gone. not. >> the south has been torn apart and alabama i devastated. >> day mile wide tornado cuts a path of destruction. john: and destroyed much of tuscaloosa and within seconds this business express will change was turned into this. the owner bill his business over 25 years it would have been easy quit after it was destroyed j.p. rebuilt the company it said it would not cover all the cost and worse, a city bureaucrats told him he would not be allowed to rebuild on his property there. but he did. here it is. john carney has gripped. >> as far a grit seven day per week never-ending challenge to achieve your goal. its is never give up when he mini possible to achieve the final goal. john: most jobs are not seve- per week. i look it you have an agreement with your employees i had employees tested by me and i thght it was be for me to stick

. >> police say suspect yelled homo phobic slurs. 3-year-old man was shot and killed. his blood still stains street here. and west 8th street this being describe the atrocious hate crime. >> busy intersense greenwichville lamp still marked by police tape as neighbors try make sense of this vicious crime. >> i am shocked. 32 mark carson shot on this block by suspect who police say was looking for trouble. >> it is clearly looks to be hate crime. bias crime commissioner ray kelly before the shooting suspect urinated outside of this bar. flashed gunman ger side and may the anti-gary marks and two confronted carson and his companion as they walked up 6th avenue. look at these [beep]. what are you gay wrestlers? word to that affect. >> man no connection to the suspect tried to move on. and didn't realize they had been followed. >> says to the victims, do you want to die here? the perpertrators takes out silver resolver and shoots the victim once in the cheek. >> suspect ran. but was arrested five blocks away. several law makes verse expressed outrage including city council

gay man a has a previous arrest forr attempted murder. 33-year-old elliott morales hurled antigay slurs before shooting 33-year-old mark carson early saturday. morales ran after the incident but was arrested five blocks away. >> a lot of queer culture is seeping into what is seen as a normal culture and that can c cause confusion for some people don't know how to recognize ter this. it turns to violence. >> police also say the suspect flashed a gun and threatened a bartender minutes before the the shooting. >> the latest from the midwest were severe weather caused tons of damage and left thousands ins the dark. >> we dodged the bullet is bit so far. we didn't get quite as much raic as we anticipated but we're nott out of the clear yet. yet skies are gray and we have that front system to watch. i'll have the details and that a all important seven-day forecast coming up. stay with us. ♪ [ male announcer ] all crossovers give you room for stuff. but the chevrolet equinox has a multi-flex sliding rear seat to give you the most rear seat legroom of any five-passenger vehicle in its class. pl

former coach mike rice's aggressive behavior, hurli ining basketballs at play and yelling homophobic slurs fired and the athletic director forced to resign. >> i was deeply disturbed by the behavior. >> reporter: this time the university's president will have to answer to governor chris christie after reports surfaced that the new athletic director hired to turn the university's image around is herself accused of being an abusive coach. the governor's spokesperson said he's not going to be making any judgments at this time, but he expects to be talking with the rutgers administration this week to get the details. it has emerged that back in 1996, all 15 members of julie hermann's volleyball team wrote her alert. the players wrote in part, the mental cruelty that we as a team have suffered is unbearable. we have been lied to, publicly humiliated and ripped apart as both players and people. they said the coach had called them whores, learning disabled. the paper says hermann responds, quote, i never heard any of this, never name calling them or anything like that whatsoever. hermann has prom

he also wrote a slur against america and the words praise allah saying when someone attacks one muslimattack all muslims. indications are now that the brothers acted alone. a hearing is set for later this month, the could face the death penalty under federal terrorism charges. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> san francisco police have announced plans to make officers highly visible during sunday's beta breakers race. security cameras will be mounted at various spots such as the haze street hill. new garbage cans that can be easily searched are also in place. greg suhr says his department has been talking with boston police since the marathon bombings. >> we have been in contact with what they would have done differently. >> reporter: that i have also been in contact with the fbi and counter terrorism task force. but they say runners and bystanders are their best defense. he say, if you see something, say something. >>> germany's jen boyse won the race. and that tour reaches the bay area tomorwith stage six in san jose. riders are set to compete in individual time trials. saturday's leg b

rutgers used to be home of mike rice, the men's basketball coach, who was caught using all sorts of slurs against his players. >> [ bleep ] you're a [ bleep ]. >> that language speaks for itself. he's also seen on tape slamming his players with basket balls and shoving them around. after hiring and firing mike rice and the athletic director who tolerated his verbal and physical abuse of players, you would think that the last thing administrators and trustees at that university would want is to do the same thing again, or have more controversy. but some now believe that they're about to do just that. troubling questions have come up about a woman named julie herrmann, the newly hired athletic director. even governor chris christie got involved. here's randi kaye. >> reporter: on paper, she looks like the healer and the visionary rutgers needs to rescue its athletic program. under julie herrmann's watch, six years at the university of tennessee, the lady vols advanced to the ncaa tournament for the first time in a decade. but herrmann's former tennessee players are raising a red flag. in 19

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he also wrote a slur against america and the words praise allah saying when someone attacks one muslim they attack all muslims. indications are now that the brothers acted alone. a hearing is set for later this month, the 19-year-old american could face the death penalty under federal terrorism charges. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> san francisco police have announced plans to make officers highly visible during sunday's beta breakers race. security cameras will be mounted at various spots such as the haze street hill. new garbage cans that can be easily searched are also in place. greg suhr says his department has been talking with boston police since the marathon bombings. >> we have been in contact with what they would have done differently. >> reporter: that i have also been in contact with the fbi and counter terrorism task force. but they say runners and bystanders are their best defense. he say, if you see something, say something. >>> germany's jen boyse won the race. and that tour reaches the bay area tomorrow with stage six in san jose. riders are set to compete in individua

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. >> she wasn't at the stage where she is slurring just at the talking stage. she is at the won't shut up stage. if this proves anything it is that she is an awful actress because she is clearly playing herself in every single one of those awful things she continues to churn out. that scene could have been a deleted scene in "sweet home alabama", "uh-oh i married a doctor." i don't know. coming up with names. i don't know. >> oh, oh, i married a doctor. >> yeah. and she sees herself in every movie. take back her oscar and give it to someone who deserves it like bea arthur. >> uh-oh. i married a doctor is a, paul rudd is a doctor. >> yeah. >> paul rudd is a doctor. but it turns out he is a veterinarian pretending to be a doctor. and she expects him to deliver their baby and he doesn't have the heart to tell her he is a veterinarian nncht the movie poster he is holding a baby like he would a dog. and you're reese and just looking at me going like this. >> uh-oh. i married a doctor. >> just trying to have fun with it. >> or it could be her going back in time and m