>> because he's lawrence taylor. if it wasn't lawrence taylor, this wouldn't even be news. this wouldn't even be a big deal. i mean, but it's a big deal because the media is making it like it's so fascinating, like, oh, my gosh. he's an animal and this and that. and, i mean, it's like -- even when we went to court, it's like everyone there is like, this is a joke. all of this is circumstantial. and here's another thing that i don't understand. if everyone is believing what this victim said, the police just took what she said and just before doing an investigation, went and arrested lawrence, because they believed her and found her to be credible, then why couldn't he believe her if she told him that he's 19. why is it a problem that he believed her? that part is beyond me. >> larry: how is he handling all of this? >> well, it's like the way that he's handling it is -- >> larry: yeah. >> naturally, he's not happy about it. he's not pleased about it. but i'm like -- we'll get through this. we can get through this. so, you know, he has a good support team. >> larry: we'll be b

tavis: the movie is called "love ranch," directed by academy taylor hackford taylor and starring academy winner helen mirren. and in real life they love and like each other. that is my show for tonight. catch me on the weekends on pri. you can access our web site at p.b.s..org as always, keep the faith. >> what do you want? >> i want you to be my manager. i just -- i just like you. >> would you mean you like me? look at me? i am old. i am not like those girls out there. [gasping] >> i am sorry. >> for more information on today' a post- racial america in an age of obama. see you then. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. tavis and nationwide insurance, working to improve financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. >> nationwide is on your side >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

. >> lehrer: then, economists mark zandi and john taylor debate the effectiveness of government efforts to stimulate the economy. >> brown: ray suarez reports on what's next in arizona, after a federal judge blocked key parts of the state's immigration law. >> lehrer: then two stories on the mexican drug violence. yone grillo of "global post" talks to residents of ciudad juarez, mexico, about a city under attack. >> we are getting the kidnappings, the carjacking, especially the extortions. i mean, it has killed the city. >> brown: judy woodruff gets an update from reporter angela kocherga on the spread of violence from northern mexico. >> lehrer: and, fred de sam lazaro explores hands-on healing with physician and author abraham verghese. >> i'm the first to admit that the resolution of a hand feeling the belly doesn't compare with the resolution of a cat scan scanning the belly but only my hand can say that it hurts at this spot, and not at this spot. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan

my name is brad taylor. i am here in support of the project at 30 edith. i believe this is a piece of urban infill that is what the city of san francisco is asking for. it adds to our housing stock. it is appropriately respectful of the other buildings on edith alley. it will inject several hundred thousand dollars into the local economy. several of the other speakers have said that the project will add

my name is brad taylor. i am here in support of the project at 30 edith. i believe this is a piece of urban infill that is what the city of san francisco is asking for. it adds to our housing stock. it is appropriately respectful of the other buildings on edith alley. it will inject several hundred thousand dollars into the local economy. several of the other speakers have said that the project will add desperately-needed rental housing to the neighborhood. for those reasons, i came here tonight in support of this excellently executed project, which the project applicant has worked diligently with the architect. i think it is very respectful of edith alley. i support the project and i hope that you will, too. >> i am here in support of the project. it is a wonderful example of urban infill code compliance. i think it will be a wonderful addition to the neighborhood. >> i am friends of the family. i am in support of the project. not only are you following the zoning rules that have spent time complying with the neighborhood needs, this is their home and the

taylor: mr. chairman, this amendment is to clarify a provision in the existing law and the existing provision was used to deprive thousands of homeowners of covers in the wake of hurricane katrina. it unfortunately had the additional effect of sticking the taxpayers through the national flood insurance program with billions of dollars they should not have paid. under the national write your own program we hire the private sector to prite writhe the policy no problem there. we pay them a commission of 29% to write the policy, it saves us the cost of having additional government employees. the problem comes in in that we also let the private insurance company adjust the claim. think of it. you're 29 a father of two, counting on your christmas bonus, work with state farm, nationwide, or allstate. hurricane comes through, house is gone. you can look at it and say, i see trees falling down, indications of wind. i see trees that the wind blew up there. that mean miscompany will have to pay something. o

make if they just made a movie called "taylor takes his shirt off." $120 million.nd then the sequel, "taylor takes his pants off," in 3d, right? could beat "avatar," right? exciting world cup action this morning, japan versus paraguay. 90 minutes, no one scored. so they sent it to overtime. another 30 minutes, no one scored. if i want to watch two hours of nobody scoring, i'll pop in the video from my prom. [ applause ] eventually paraguay won, 5-3, on penalty kicks. you know what that -- it's a great way to trivialize everything that happened. like if the nba instead of playing game seven, had the lakers and celtics settle it with pop a shot. it's ridiculous. in case you didn't see the exciting match between paraguay and japan, here was the highlight. it's our world cup play of the day. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when does football come back? the head of the governing body for soccer, fifa, they finally apologized for some of the terrible officiating that's been going on. spe sichic they apologized for an english goal that was withdrawn and then a goal by a

a 62 year-old jack taylor. this is the site on wednesday and taylor and three other fishermen, among those with them or on a fishing trip. large waves caused their boat to capsize and the more wearing life jackets at the time. (music) >> the frog in the sea breeze heavily cooled things off this evening and night at temperatures in the '50s and '60s around the bay area of the one exception is antioch. 86 degrees of very warm, once the it closer to the central valley, at 56 san francisco, those but clouds are pushing the bay this night and some are night we will see a lot of clouds bayside and from the north bay not too much to the south but the east bay. there with those clause early on and said the clouds, we will share those temperatures coming up. >> new details tonight about the deal between tesla motors and toyota. they have struck a deal and it is to install an electric engine in one of way it is was popular motors. >> appear in palo alto has already has at car ready to be sent to toyota by the end of the

joining me stuart taylor of "newsweek" and "the national journal" and al hunt.tuart, you're a lawyer. tell me exactly what the judge said. >> the judge said that five -- depending on how you count them, four provisions of the law were preempted by federal law, by which the judge meant they conflicted with the broad purpose of federal law even though they were intended or purport to have been intended to work together with federal law. the judge also withheld 13 other provisions but they're the less important provisions. the big ones got preliminarily enjoined, meaning the judge saying "i think these are unconstitutional, i'm not quite sure yet but we're going to stop them from operating while the case is litigated." in addition to the two that you mentioned, the provisions that were enjoined would require detention of any arrested suspect -- any arrested suspect, you, me, someone who looks mexican, whatever -- until the person proves that he's legally here -- he or she is legally here. it would also make it illegal for illegal immigrants to work in the united st

at the launch party, the mayor released the first of 13 projects located on taylor and market street. we were there to capture the celebration and to get a closer look at the newly transformed storefront. >> we have an analyst at saying, you know what, we get it. if we close out and we put some plywood, we know it will have graffiti on it. we know that people will not respect this space. they are opening up their businesses, their buildings and they are saying, let's invite young artists in and let's have these artists go at it in great very visually stunning storefronts. >> this is a pilot project that was started by the mayor as part of his local stimulus plan in partnership with the mayor's office of economic and work- force development. we carried this space in the mission. we were hired to curate this project. we have been the ones that have been handling all of the day to day working with the artists helping to secure their locations. >> we are doing projects in central market, the tenderloin, the bayview, and the 24th street corridor. >> we are looking at the history of the nei

and commissioners, you are now on item 10, case 2010.0113ck for 345 taylor street. >> i noted earlier we received a request from a project sponsor to move up item 15, so after 11, we will hear 15 and then take a break because it's just an informational item. it may not be -- it may be pretty fast. i don't want to keep them waiting while we go on our break. thank you. story about that. >> good afternoon, members of the planning kwigs. before you today is the project proposed to contract a partial sing single-story addition to the existing building that contains a hotel. it would accommodate a single-family dwelling unit and 965 square feet and would be setback from the roof approximately 16.75 feet which is anticipated to not obstruct the public rights of way. it would not be associated with the tourist hotel or rented as a hotel guest room. in order to allow the proposed vertical addition, the commission was include the commissioner to grant an exception to the base height limit in the 80 to 130 bulk height district. for this point the department has not received any public input rega

they just said it might be a good idea to change of the rules to taylor them to the reality for cycling. there won't be a big four give out tickets but the police department is going to work with cycling groups to find out where a crackdown would really help make the streets safer. >> all right. it's the place to start. simon perez, thank you. >>> a.c. transit commuters tonight facing more service interruptions and cancellations. those disruptions started a couple of weeks ago when an unusually high number of drivers started calling in sick. management imposed a new contract on the employees. linda yee on the future of the riders. linda. >> reporter: well, the future is still uncertain tonight. the issue is does a.c. transit have the right to impose a new contract even after the talks break off? a judge listened to arguments for at least two hours and decided she will decide on monday meaning it's going to be even more uncertainty for these transit bus riders for the next few days. >>> reporter: a.c. transit insists its last best offer will save the broke system $16 million but drivers

taylor: so again, i thank the gentlewoman for bringing this to the floor. i would remind my republican colleagues that in the 12 years that they ran the house i don't ever recall a vote on cuth the subsidy for -- on cutting the subsidy for amtrak. so let's talk about this problem, this day. i would remind my republican colleagues that on a regular basis they come to the floor and say, you know what? we shouldn't be doing all these things that don't make sense. all these things that don't contribute to each other. amtrak is not an insurance problem. this is an insurance problem, a single bill to do one thing and that's to let those people who want to buy wind insurance as an option to their flood insurance so that they'll know that if they paid their premiums, they built the house the way they were supposed to, something horrible happens, they will get paid. with that i thank you very much. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: thank you very much, madam speaker. by the way, the gentleman from mississippi

the fourth fishermen identified as jack taylor of the valley is still missing. >>> state health officials say today two women from stanislaus county have the disease. and what makes it more strange is how they were identified. john fowler has the report. >> reporter: two women got a letter like this, each telling them routine screening of their blood donations turned up positive for west nile. west nile carrying mosquitoes in stanislaus county had apparently bitten the unidentified women. >> these cases are a reminder that the virus is getting active. >> reporter: the women had given blood and learned from blood center counselors they had been infected. they were not hospitalized and apparently recovering. less than 1% of cases cause serious illness. west nile is one of five routine tests including hiv, and syphilis. blood center doctors say because of all the tests for west nile virus and other diseases, and now even cholesterol, donors have yet another reason to do this. >> we might tell the donor that they are infected with something before they even know. and they can go to their doct

taylor mays the safety out of usc has also signed. >>> the quarterback is the talk right now. that would be jason campbell named as a starter already. last year you may remember the 49ers, -- the raiders had four different quarterbacks at one point starting at that position. it's all about consistency this year. >> there's highs, there's lows. and when you're high you can't feel like you are above everyone. but then when you are a low, you can't get those downs you can't get back up. so we have to try to keep an even kill throughout the season. >> i think one of the biggest goals for us is to be a better turn over take over team and i think it starts with the quarterback being able to take care of his team, being a good decision maker. >> our motto for this team is win. that's it, whatever it takes to win. >> football is here and there's a little hockey to talk about. looks like the sharks are on the verge of signing devin setaguchi. just got to dot a few i's, cross a few t's and he'll be here next year. giant, dodgers tonight. >> mark, thank you. >>> coming up on bay area new

. >> reporter: austin taylor was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was 2 years old. >> as i grewi was told there would be places i couldn't go. when you are told you can't do something you just feel that much more -- the desire is that much more intense. >> you could say timing was everything for austin. two years ago his friend was on a backpacking trip through gautamala. he made a decision that would ultimately change austin's life. >> at some point while i was sitting up there enjoying the scene, people in wheelchairs couldn't hike here or see his group. >> reporter: their dreams collided. >> we went to yosemite. >> reporter: the two of them with volunteers and a $6000 wheelchair that a family in sacramento didn't need any more. >> to me it was no question. >> reporter: a 12-hour day. tiring and inspiring. >> helping carry the chair was just -- i can't wait to do it again. >> i'm overlooking half of the area. how much better can it get. >>> keeping the fight alive. the number of people who marched and money raised in the annual walk for aids. >>> plus, ice skating down under.

stan taylor. supervisor campos: good morning. >> the short and to your question is the issue has been looked at already. polling in connection to recertification of the measures on the ballot is authorized, in terms of information gathering, to design the program for the expenditure plan. the authority of santa barbara countthere was a 2008 decision expressly talking about polling places. it is reasonably -- reasonably believable that the polling place is an expenditure. supervisor campos: thank you. supervisor chu: pulling in advance of the measure going on the ballot, is there any rule as to the types of questions are asked, what is a poll? >> no, pulling traditionally test the expenditure plan to see what is most favored by the vote -- by the voters. supervisor chusupervisor campos. commissioner dufty? supervisor dufty: i appreciate the questions and your opening comments. i have served on this board for many years. i have felt overwhelmingly the plans and planninprograms commie have removed an

festivities and the evening concluded with a performance by national touring singer/songwriter livingston taylor. portland's overdose prevention project again hosted its annual recovery & wellness resource fair. the event served as a way to inform and educate participants, as well as providers, about recovery-oriented resources and health promotion-related services within the community. the beacon house association of san pedro held its 24th annual recovery block party. this event has grown to become a premier event in the recovery community. the event featured arts and crafts, live entertainment, speaker meetings, information booths, and plenty of food. waianae women in recovery held their 7th annual women and children campout. in addition to workshops dealing with women's issues, the event allowed women to spend a fun filled afternoon with their children by enjoying meals, arts and crafts, and several fun and sometimes messy games and activities. the department of health and mental hygiene sponsored a recovery month state kickoff in catonsville, maryland. highlights included recognition of ele

stan taylor.ervisor campos: good morning. >> the short and to your question is the issue has been looked at already. polli

. >> reporter: austin taylor has cerebral palsy diagnosed when just 2 years old. >> as i grew up i wasold there would be places that i couldn't go. and when you're told you can't do something you're just more -- the desire is much more intense. >> reporter: two years ago austin's friend nick cunningham was on a backpacking trip and made a decision that would ultimately change austin's life. >> while i was enjoying the scene, people in wheelchairs couldn't make that hike or see this view. >> reporter: from there their dreams collided. >> we went to yosemite. >> reporter: the team of them with volunteers and a chair from a sacramento family that didn't need it any more. >> life is about taking risks. to me it was no question. >> reporter: a 12-hour day. tiring and inspiring. >> helping carry the chair was just -- yes. i can't wait to do it again. >> the picture that i used to stare back at my computer screen for. now i'm overlooking it. how much better could it get? >> reporter: cbs5. >> wow. >>> lawrence, is the weather going to make us smile? please. >> depends where you are at. if you

it's the corner of taylor and mason and stockton, those particular two blocks. in contrast, i walked downtown with two are three empty storefronts, which have done an exceptional job to leave it looking very attractive. i wanted to mention that the windows are a moment to stop. the galleria has several done in the interim, local artists, and i would love the department to see what can be done to encourage others who are leaving vacant facaded behind to do something similar. it animates those stretches where there are no stores but there are windows to stop and look. the next thing is ann marie copied all of us on the land use and economic development committee's proposed development to candlestick point and the conditions attached to the board of supervisors. i found all of them very much in support. many of them expressed here by the commission, and i am glad that while we support it. the conditions are actually very good and require attention. lastly, i was very interested in reading an article about new air quality rules, as they might affect residential buil

vin mazzaro had won four straight, he imploded in his worst start of the year, david murphy gone, taylor .067 batting average, gone. 7 runs on 12 hits, the a's lose 7-4. they are 8 1/2 back. >>> all nine tv raiders draft picks are signed with reynaldo maclean becoming the latest to hit the lottery. he was the eighth overall pick, the highest draft pick to sign a contract. 5 years, 40 million, 23 million guaranteed. his mission, stop the opposing running backs the same way he did in alabama. >> got your book here man, how is it goin' with the plays. >> this book is actually a little bit smaller than the one i had in alabama so -- there this is smaller than college. >> because these are, they got quite a few things running around his head up there and he puts them on paper. we had to learn 'em. >> and learn them they did. they won the national championship. sometimes pitchers hit the wall late in the season, apparently presidents do too. national speed one there. number 4 dodgers coming to town tomorrow on the heels of a tough tough loss to the padres. oscar salazar, walk off. r.b.i. singl

the man is believed to be 62-year-old jack taylor from river bank which is in the central valley.all four men died when their sport fishing boat was toppled by a wave on wednesday. they were not wearing life jackets. >>> it is a tense time for engineers conducting pressure tests on that new cap over bp's broken well in the gulf of mexico. just the sight of it turned off has coastal residents worried the media will go away now when their problems are far from over. in mississippi today, compensation concerns brought the gulf fund administrator face-to-face with frustrated businesspeople who have bills to pay. in washington, the president cautioned that capping the well does not solve all of the problems. >>> in san francisco, target is welcome so long as the retail giant is sponsoring free admission in a place like the museum. but when it comes to the store setting up shop in the city, that's a different issue. gene elliott live in san francisco where target's timing just might be right this time around. >> reporter: san francisco does not make it easy for big box retailers to move

steve, we recently had a number of calls to sutter and taylor around the cellar. the caller reported fights between large numbers of people between 1:00 and 2:30. there were reports of shots fired. this place is becoming a nuesans and the clientele is far from desirable. i will keep a fire on the calls or service, prohibitouts from this place and the reports -- print outs and this place and the reports generated from this report. please let me know if you have any suggestions from action to be taken. a couple of days later, i got an e-mail from my captain that was from a neighbor in the area. dear captain brown. we had near-itis. they sig any fide hostile occupation of the neighborhood through encan tations and chanting. the cellar's occupancy is 49. it remain as hot spot of vibrant night life incompatible with our neighborhood. with patrons occupying our sidewalk disturbing nearby residents. is your department pursuing remedial action? i want to bring him in and have a sit down. i'm very optimistic as far as working with jocelyn and just being able to get some th

very special guest on stage -- >> reporter: the acts were so impressive, even "gossip girl" star taylorshowed up to enjoy the show. >> how are you guys doing? rock and roll? ♪ >> reporter: and rock and roll they did. ♪ let me know that i've done wrong ♪ ♪ when i've known this all along ♪ >> kelly clarkson! ♪ here's the thing ♪ we started out friends ♪ it was cool but it was all pretend ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah >> reporter: but zootopia is about more than just having a good time. it's about giving back. for each ticket purchased, a dollar went to a local charity fighting hunger. ♪ you the baddest little thing that i've ever seen ♪ considering the size of the crowd, that's a lot. ♪ if you've got a man, why don't you tell him that ♪ >> when we return, we'll hear some advice from soulja boy. see you in a minute. i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat with my friends. mom: how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] work faster, p

tests before the final decision is made the group is accused of ethnically motivated killings and taylor applauds if found guilty members could face life in jail investigators claim the gang was part of an ultra nationalist movement back for its extremist activities with dozens of people killed in a race hate why said russia is here parties stacey business looks at what drives attackers took a bit ethnic violence he may find some of the images in her report disturbing. this self professed and deeply religious woman is full of hate hate for those who are different hate for immigrants she accuses of occupying disrespecting and contaminating her nation russians she insists are fighting a race war motivated by love. love for home went and i would nation love. your families where people don't just date and then break up but rather they get married in church they don't practice abortions don't support interesting marriages or who are ethnically mixed communities and what are your thoughts about me i'm not russian i'm african american i'm here are you upset that your government gave me what are