swallow has threatened to hire an attorney if stark didn't publicly apologize.oday he said stark did not misspeak. >>> today it's fourth and long with time running out for the financing of memorial stadium. "the wall street journal" is reporting that private funding for berkeley's $321 million renovation project just hasn't materialized. one of the most expensive renovations in college sports history was supposed to be funded privately. the paper, though, says most of the money will have to come from campus funds and this at a time when students are facing higher fees and tuition. officials say they have no choice but to renovate given the stadium. >> a teenaged prank with some adult consequences. dozens of berkeley high school students are in trouble for manipulating their attendance record. 50 students are suspended and up to three of them could be expelled after they allegedly gained access to the database. in many cases the password was sold. c california law requires students with three or more unexcused absences to go before a review process with their par

it's a stark one.assistant majority leader in the senate, dick durbin, ohio governor, republican, john kasich join david gregory sunday. before i go, white house soup of the day on good friday, it's wild rice vegetable. come on, guys, how is it not matzah ball soup? come on! hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fun

they transfer to stark when they turn 18 and depending on their sentence, will remain here until ageor 25.,v we met several wards convicted of murder. they asked that we not use their last names. >> when i was like 12 years oldç i killed some guy who tried to kill my brother. and it was gang related. and i retaliated and been in here ever since. >> you shot him? >> no, we beat him to death with tire irons, lumberjacks, mops, stuff like that. >> the guy walked through the gate. i drew down on him with a .22. and told him he was selling dope and we told him not to sell dope in this particular area. he looked at me and tried to get the gun out of my hand. he ran up the stairs. i fired. he got shot seven times. and i killed him. me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody. because it made other people look at me and say, man, you see that guy, that's a cool guy there, it made me proud. >> what made you proud? >> them knowing that i would kill somebody and not even worry about it or not worry about getting caught. >> i was 16 and i shot somebody. it was the first day of the semester a

pete stark accuses fellow democrat eric war is well of taking hundreds of dollars in bribes. he is demanding stark come up with evidence to back up the claim or make a public apology the 80-year-old pete stark is seeking his 21st congressional term. >>> the nfl is requesting a copy of those audiotapes in the pro-football bounty scandal. it is about inn text naming little -- intentionally hurting players for money. on the tapes you can hear greg williams urging his team to injure several stars during the playoffs. williams is facing an inn definite leave suspension. >>> fired talk show host is getting ready to do battle. they abruptly dismissed the talk show host and he has hired an attorney who says he has been wrongfully terminated and she is considering a possible lawsuit. they say he violated the basic terms of his contract. >>> the wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi may extend her visit to her native venezuela. the chronicle reports eliana lopez are in negotiations with sheriff ross mirkarimi. they allowed her to take the two-year-old son to visit her ailing father.

lisa stark reports. >> reporter: it's the most popular drug in the world. >> i need that little boostorter: it's everywhere, from 320 milligrams in a star bucks coffee grande. now inhaleable, 100 milligrams in an instant. could that be changing your brain? we turned to researchers at wake forest where i underwent two mri brain scans. first one, with no caffeine in my system. then i dound one drink. now my second mri. this was before calf fee. this was after. the difference was remarkable. >> it's like a 40% drop in the blood flow you to brain. that's a lot. >> reporter: why the drop? caffeine drops a chemical called adenosine. add caffeine, less blood circulates in the brain. your blood pressure and heart rate go up. if you skip your regular coffee, that surging blood can trigger a caffeine headache. >> it's like trying to get a fire hose to pump blood to your skull. >> reporter: if you're a caffeine lover, your brain has changed. it now functions normally on caffeine. how much do i have to drink to change the physiology of my brain? >> not very much. >> reporter: not much? >> one cup

lisa stark, abc news, winston-salem, north caro.

still to come, the economy moves to the center stage in the french election with a stark warning from sarkozy. >> he was known as the father of loud, we look back at the legacy of jim marshall. it is time for our newspaper review where we look at the stories making headlines around the world. we start with this toy dominating european papers. the punishment being doled out to spain. reporting on the follette after the countries risk premium rose to its highest level the times analyzes the increase in americanization of british politics after the candidates in london's mayoral elections disclose the tax records. -- disclosed their tax records. the paper says swiss authorities have agreed to pay germany billions of dollars on funds hidden there by german tax dollars to restore the image of its banks. gulf news highlights the fall in u.s. jobless claims to the lowest level since 2008. the figure comes from a government report that shows healing in the legal market -- in the labor market. this is newsday on the bbc. >> the headlines this hour. disturbing data. scientists could be losing t

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satisfied but make no mistake about it this is not some glorious cars on the part of the west you in stark and a pro freedom pro democracy regime this is about empire is it always this. mollies a committee does have agreed to step down and hand power to civilian rule in return for an end to sanctions imposed by the country's worried neighbors as part of the agreements the fifteen state west african course will lift trade and fuel bans and ground amnesty to the engines of three is common interest we can assume the role of an interim president the organizer elections within forty days mr stable democracies in the region he was plunged into crisis with immediately seized power and top of the president last month unhappy with the way he was dealing with insurgency taking advantage of the chaos rebels in the north korean independence area calling as a word with. me since the rebels who are in the dream of a so hard and could scupper for it and. there is an element. and i think that is an aspect that one has to look at what is happening in the vacuum the spring the in the arab world in tunisia i

stark is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. um, the -- mr.n, would the medicare trust fund become insolvent sooner under the republican plan to repeal aca? >> [inaudible] the aca contain many provisions that extend the life of the medicare trust fund. it was a major improvement in the financial status. there can be -- is grounds for legitimate debate about whether every element of the aca is going to be enforced down the road, but there are additional revenues and a host of payment reforms that are designed to lower cost with scoreable savings and others that while not scored by cbo contain virtually every idea for payment reform that analysts have come up with. >> i have have a letter from cms that indicates that without the aca the trust fund would expire eight years earlier. and i'd ask the chairman to make that letter part of the record. >> without objection. >> if, if we had vouchers or whatever you want to call premium support things, the medicare would stop being a defined benefit plan and become a defined contribution plan, would it n

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as an opportunity for regime change this is not some glorious cars on the part of the west you in stark and a pro freedom pro democracy regime as an empire is and always lives. but security forces fired tear gas and water cannons the crowd of people on friday only eventually became known because events there are currently difficult to verify thousands marched in support of the jailed human rights activists who said in a life sentence for taking part in the city's anti-government uprising he's been under strike for two months and is being treated at a military hospital middle east expert at a risk says the man's case gives more momentum to the movement that's putting pressure on the parade route from. these hunger strikes i think they do contribute there you do which their goal because what they do is they reveal the real tactics which are being pursued by the regime in order to clamp down on the protesters still so more and more such acts i think call for that exposes the true nature of all the true practice which the regime use using and what that that the fence was it puts more pressu

and for madrid to pass alone are more stark reminder of excessive spending triggering public anger we are here everybody because that's how he said i am he says before the elections he said nobody will be sick out but at the daily show the new law said everybody can pick out the total business of these new low i'm we've seen in lagos what us. here is even among the crowds of get out there is an after time force there are problems law and where these parts of maize and from the tens of thousands of people are gathered here in madrid alone and across the rest of the country many think that he made the wrong place we don't know what to do so we resorts to following whatever is that the line that all of us think they are without paying attention to the fact that maybe those of us have different interests but don't have our national interests at heart but some don't think government policies to blame mariano is familiar with austerity if is a sports ability should be shouldered by the individual. everyone the only improvement in having good cars but it was just an illusion. to have nothing

and from madrid to barcelona there are more stark reminders of excessive spending triggering a public anger we are here i hate anybody because of how he said i am he said before the last chance he said nobody will be sick out but at the deletion then you know i said anybody can be he can be called these no but these will and we see a late us it was. here is that even among the crowds of doubt there is an after time course there are six problems laws where these parts of maize and for the tens of thousands of people are gathered here in madrid alone and across the rest of the country many think to be made in the wrong place we don't know what to do so we resorted to following whatever is that the line that all of us think they are without paying attention to the fact that maybe those of us have different interests that don't have our national interests at heart some going think government policies to blame mariano's familiar with austerity if is a sports ability should be shouldered by the individual. everyone enjoys owning property and having good cars but it was just an illusion. he

here is lisa stark. >> reporter: it looks like these kids are smoking pot. they're not.n youtube videos, kids boast about getting high on an herbal substance you can buy over-the-counter or on the internet, with names like k2, spice or blaze. it's a synthetic marijuana, sprayed with chemicals -- marketed as incense. one in nine high school seniors has tried it. teens are showing up in emergency rooms with symptoms that can stump doctors. >> one patient was very aggressive and agitated and sweating a lot, and he had very high heart rate and very high blood pressure. >> reporter: calls to poison control centers jumped from 2,900 in 2010 to nearly 7,000 last year. this year, a record pace -- over 1,200 calls in the first two months alone. this study in pediatrics is an attempt to help e.r. docs spot the symptoms caused by these mystery chemicals. >> what is dangerous about them is we're not really sure what's in them and what they are being mixed with. >> reporter: it is far from harmless, sometimes causing hallucinations and paranoia. synthetic marijuana is blamed for the

lisa stark, abc news, winston-salem, north carolina. >> that explains it.s much blood. >> get this. there's good news here. coffee drinkers less like three have diabetes, parkinson's and dementia, fewer cases of cancer, heart rhythms and strokes. fewer if you drink coffee. >> i have long argued that coffee is actually good for you. >> three to four cups. maybe we should bump that up. >> amen. >> amen to coffee. we call it vitamin water. we'll be right back. stay with us. >>> welcome back. 100 years ago tomorrow the "titanic" was stoat complete its maiden voyage and arrive here in new york city. of course, we know how the story ended. >> some of the most often told parts of the story are more fiction than fact. here's abc's nick schifrin. >> i named this ship "titanic." >> reporter: we all think we know the story of "titanic." retold in books, films, documentaries for a century. but how much of it is actually true? myth number one -- the owners claimed the titanic was unsinkable. >> so this is the ship they say is unsinkable. >> every britisher is proud of t

stark said. the trustees just said that the accountable care act lengthens the life of medicare by eight years. and they said that if we, the cbo has said if we put in place my friend, paul ryan's proposal, they project the total health care spending would grow faster under that proposal. and for the typical 65-year-old, there'd be an increased cost between 50 and 66%. and, mr. aaron, could you comment on the effects to society of health care spending growing that fast and what would it do to the not only health care, but to the greater economy? >> i don't think there's a lot of -- i don't think there's a lot of difference among the four witnesses on the fact that rising health care costs are a problem in this country. they squeeze public budgets, they squeeze private compensation. for that reason systemic health care reform is the key to moving ahead. i think there's a serious risk of trying to screw down on the costs of just one element even a large and significant element such as medicare whil

we have a very stark difference between one vision which really takes us back to pregreat depression, 100 years ago where there was no social safety supports because there was this is vision that people were just too lazy, et cetera. then we had the great depression and we recognized that we are actually better off when we ensure that we provide opportunity for millions of americans and the challenge we have now is that we're reliving those debates and the differences between president obama and mitt romney could not be starker on this on buffett rule or the inverse which is insuring opportunity for the lowest income americans and for all-americans to climb into the middle class and achieve their -- really achieve their dreams. we have two visions that are lynx inverse of each other. one gives money to the rich and takes from the poor and the middle class and the other actually provides opportunity and asks the wealthiest to pay their fair share. the election will tell us which direction the country would like to go to. i hope it's one where there's more and more opportunity for ameri

and he hired a defamation lawyer to sue stark if stark did not apologize.statement congressman stark apologized, and says he misspoke. but he also says he does have concerns about the behavior. he called that a backhanded in sincere apology. >>> later today the governor of florida is expected to announce a new task force to investigate the state's gun laws. the action is a response to the trayvon martin shooting case. neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder, fatal february shooting of 17- year-old trayvon martin. zimmerman claims he acted in self-defense. he is due back in court tomorrow for a bail hearing. and a new judge has taken over the case after the previous judge removed herself because of a possible conflict of interest. >>> the jetblue pilot whose bizarre behavior prompted an emergency large engine texas last month plans to use an insanity defense. he is charged with interfering with a flight crew. he left the cockpit and went on a bizarre rant that included references to terrorists. according to an indic

because this is a pretty stark contrast that you're looking at. english, african-american, students are three times more likely to be failing in in english thans the rest of the population -- english than the rest of the population. and compared to other ethnic groups, like the chinese community, six times more likely. so using that example, so with this in -- was this in the range you were expecting? or is this -- >> so we had looked at some data from the past. and so it is not hugely different from the data. but i think that this was a huge wake-up call for us. and really drove us to the point that we have got to do something rather than much like traditional ways. but to look at the past performance, it's not significantly different. supervisor campos: supervisor olague. supervisor olague: this is like beyond acceptable. i mean, i'm shocked. i mean, this is significantly -- you have -- i'm not even going to -- 29% of african-american students, i mean, that's just -- i'll be really -- you know -- anyway, part of what i would like to know is wher

just because it is industrial does not mean it has to be stark. other than that, i think is great. >> i wanted to thank everyone for their patience with this project. by san francisco standards, this has been a long time coming because of the complexities of getting caught up in the eastern neighborhoods plan and issues about the site, issues about resources. there has been a lot of discussion and time spent on in the great scheme of things a relatively modest project. commissioner antonini: move to approve. >> second. commissioner sugaya: yes. move to approve with conditions. where does that leave the pavement to parks issue? is a part of the condition or is it not part of the condition -- is it part of the condition or is it not part of the condition? quex as the up -- >> as the updated motion was read, there are -- streetscape improvements. the sponsor has requested that be a voluntary option to them, to provide to offer at their discretion and alternatives streetscape improvements. the issue is that we're on the same page about wanting the pla

stark contrast to draw here. part is defense.ney is trying to undermine the credibility as commander in chief, which is hard to do when he is the commander in chief. going beyond that, they want to cement this image in people's minds and have them associate this foreign policy success with everything they think about with barack obama. >> democrats historically have not been in a position to out the foreign policy successes as aggressive laze the president is and will. >> he has wins here. they are doing this in a way that raises questions why he didn't think it was political fair game in the past. >> we talked about biden yesterday in the speech. the line started with bill maher actually, general motors is alive, bin laden is dead. that seems like a bumper sticker. >> typical of biden raising the let level of a debate to reduce it to bumper sticker. if biden wants to stick it on his car, what i put on romney a line from rick perry. are you better off today than $4 trillion ago? now it's $5 trillion. i would say that perry bumper

lisa stark, abc news, washington. >>> it is april 16th. have you don't your taxes?t, don't panic yet you have until tomorrow to get your return postmarked and on it was i -- on its way to the irs. post offices were closed yesterday because it was sunday and today manns day, a holiday in washington, d.c.. -- under=l the tax code filing deadlines cannot fall on the weekends or holidays. >> what happens if you can make the dead loon? t.j. winick tells -- tells us about an option for taxpayers. >> if you need more time no need to panic. most taxpayers can get a six month extension, if they ask for it no later than the date the return is due. for most of us that's tomorrow and it will push that deadline to october 15th. it is simple to do. just logon to irs.gov and such for form 4868 if you think you are due a retune filing for the extension is as simple -- is as simple as filling out that for. if you are less web friendly you can complete and return a paper version to the appropriate address on the form. remember, this is an extension of the time to file your return, no

look at what happened with the new stark treaty. this was a process started by ronald reagan and every other treaty had tremendous support, but the republicans tried to block it in a lame duck session that obama was able to out maneuver them, and so what he sate social security obvious. we can't do arms control negotiations on this fence or anything else until after the election because it's so politicized and it has been because it's been by the republicans in the senate. >> michael, let me ask you, this furthers the use of that open mic moment that internet lore that president obama is going to do something evil. >> it's true, it is, it's going to happen in the second term, just wait. i think honestly, this is a very good line for mitt romney. i thought he handled that very well. laying that argument out and making that indictment, and -- >> for the base, for the base is why you're saying it. >> if you think the signature piece for the first team was health care, just wait until second term and that's what people are worried about

vice president biden puts it this way. >> i think this is going to be an incredibly stark choice the american people are going to have. not just on the economy but on social policy as well as educational policy. i think across the board they have been very straightforward about where they are and so in that sense, god love them, they are not hiding the ball. >> bill: biden talking about the republic party. it's true the g.o.p. is basically telling folks that obama's big government vision is destroying the country. the president, of course, says the exact opposite. all the bloviating in the world will not matter until those debates next fall. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. we are going to do something a bit different. joining us from washington fox news senior political analyst brit hume. he used to be a feared white house correspondent for abc news. tonight, i'm going to play the role of president obama now. i don't know if you have noticed but he has been biting his lower lip bill clinton a little bit more. i'm going to do that. you are going to interview me with th

but, look, i think there are -- i do think that there are stark differences here. this will be a critically important election about the direction of our country. either we can pursue race to the the bottom economics, the false assumption we can cut away prosperity, base the economy on outsourcing and loopholes and risky financial deals. or we can invest in the middle class and build an economy that lasts. where we're outinnovating and outeducating rest of the world. that's what the president is fighting for every day. >> ben labolt, thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me, piers. >>> coming up, rick santorum. will he endorse mitt romney? can he stay relevant in the republican party? my exclusive live interview with rick and his wife karen who are entering the studio as i speak. first time they've ever come into my lair, from what i can remember. welcome to you both. this could be great. after the break. [ gnome ] enjoying your holiday? ooo no. the hotel lost our reservation. nonsense! you book at travelocity, your reservation's guaranteed. well, i did not

he was stark. he was dividing. and labeling. normally at this point, a candidate for the presidency, an incumbent president would take the more benign, embracing tone, there was none of it, it was stark, dividing, us versus them, that suggests brutal days ahead for the next seven months. >> what's mitt romney's biggest challenge coming forward as he emerges from this very c contentious primary season? >> he has a problem staying on message. he has the elephant in the room that he supported the health care that's been accepted. mitt romney has some explaining to do. also his problems with women are huge. the tone-deaf character of rhetoric about female contraception, about their relationship to the state, about who owns their uterus and how their health care is supported is incredibly discouraging when you hear from a republican candidate who shows no sensitivity and only has personal references to his wife in his own $200 million home. as opposed to his domestic budget. as opposed to being concerned about the least of these. loo

. >> stark. stark. >> jimmy: that's you falling from that -- from the building.hing else on that. >> jimmy: no. >> a single image and a date. >> jimmy: yes. but this is new york city. [ light laughter ] >> right. >> jimmy: new york city, there are graffiti artists here. and they're really fun and they're great. >> some bad. >> jimmy: so, yeah. here's you falling on a whale. [ laughter ] somebody drew. [ cheers and applause ] >> well, to be fair, the whale is breaking my fall. >> jimmy: breaking your fall here. >> and he's a very friendly whale. look at that smile. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he is smiling. you know, whales have a thousand teeth. >> i did not know that. >> jimmy: hey, well, i just learned it now. here's this one. this one's actually real good. this is you, like, bmx flipping out on a bmx bike. [ laughter ] >> that's my shaun white-tony hawk style. >> jimmy: yeah. neither of those guys ride bmx bikes. >> yeah. [ laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: neither of those men. >> they can. >> jimmy: they certainly can if they want to. >> "mad hoff-men." >> jimmy: that's

i feel like this is a very constructive conversation that is a stark about what kind of society we want to have, what kind of people we want to have. i want to thank the mayor, spur, our awesome panelists for a very rewarding panel. thank you. [applause] gentlemen, the voice of the san francisco giants and his radio personality -- kiss radio personality, ranelle brooks moon. >> thank you so much. thank you, everybody. thank you so much. happy valentine's day, and good afternoon, san francisco. [applause] i am so honored and thrilled to be part of today's celebration. we're going to have a great time as we salute a living legend today. it was 50 years ago, high atop noob -- nob hill in the venetian hotel that tony bennett sang a song for the first time, a song that would become a worldwide and the mind forever with our city. i'm talking about, of course, "i left my heart in san francisco." and what better way to celebrate valentine's day then with a tribute to the most famous love song ever dedicated to our home town by our city's most beloved troubadour, mr. tony bennett? [applause] and

i feel like this is a very constructive conversation that is a stark about what kind of society we want to have, what kind of people we want to have. i want to thank the mayor, spur, our awesome panelists for a very rewarding panel. thank you. [applause] >> we will call to order the task force from san francisco. -- the redistricting taskforce from san francisco. we appreciate everyone's engagement with the process inside and outside the room. [roll call] >> we have a quorum. >> approval of minutes for march 17 and march 22, respectively. with the customary ha grammatical changes, do we have public comment on the minutes? moving to item number three, discussion and possible action on mapping. we will welcome the comments in just a few moments, followed by discussion and changes, revisions to the current draft. in just a moment, i will call names for the side of lists. i have another on the table here. if you have not signed up, please do so. the way we can have you for public comment. it is limited to two minutes. there is a timer that at the 30 second mark will hear a bing. that means

. >> starks will be the seventh seed taking on st. louis in the first round of the playoffs. st. louis won all four of the head-to-head matchups during the season. the sharks scored twice in the third to tie it and danny boyle winds it in overtime. the giants had their first latchet of the season. diamondbacks second baseman home runs twice over madison bumgarner lasted only four innings. billy bean may have got a bargain, the cuban outfielder hit his third home run in four games but the mariners hold off a comeback. phil mickelson birdied 18 for the third day in a rookie shoot 66 and is one stroke behind the leader, peter hansen. tiger woods is tied for 38th. the warriors playing spoilers against the nuggets. the bench combined for a season-high 57, golden state wins. >> have a great night.

i don't doubt we're faces stark differences here.eturn to the same policies that caused the economic crisis and the president's vision which is building an economic that lasts. where hard work and responsibility are rewarded and everybody plays by the same set of rules and does their fair share. >> president obama thought the secret service have been knuckle heads. if a large number of the secret service are knuckle heads, is it time for the chief knuckle head who runs the secret service to step down? >> well, i think anybody who's been following the news in the past week about a very small group of individuals in colombia would draw that same conclusion about those individuals. but the president has expressed his full confidence in director sullivan to get to the bottom of this. many of us have had the pleasure of working with secret service agents in the white house who have put their lives on the line for the president of the united states. and he has confidence that director sullivan will ensure the agency can get back on track.