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was alive, terrence would have had somebody contact his mother.alive that's one thing he would do in a heartbeat, call my mama. >> she said there's no way he would run away. he was just getting his life in order. he had a new jod and four children at home. news continues at the top of the hour with fredricka whitfield. >> we look like an easter basket. why not? this the weekend to do that. how are you? we've got a lot straight ahead. our legal guys -- one of our legal guys will be here. holly will be joining avery friedman. we'll talk about several cases, one including the ray charles estate. we're talking about seven out of his twelve kids are challenging an estate arrangement. all the children before his death, he made arrangements they would all get $500,000. now, many years afterwards, some of those children are saying they want a piece of the pie, a bigger piece of the pie. a legal challenge is now one affairry and holly hughes are talking about later on. >>> then a dispute over female membership at augusta. >> we've heard about that discussi

. >> reporter: a year ago terrence said his doctors had little hope he would survive.hey were expecting the worst until a hayward man's death saved his life. >> reporter: for terrence shah his decision to put his name on the list for a heart wasn't'sy. >> you go through all of these emotional things and say i lived a full life. this is my time and someone offers this to you and you say i don't want anyone else to die to give me life. >> it feels like you are taking something from someone. he was resistant to do that. but he didn't have choices. the only alternative was to die. >> reporter: his condition deteriorated to the point he couldn't walk down the street without losing his breath much less bike riding. in march of last year doctors implanted a device in his heart buying him more time. five months later in july, there was a match. the heart came from 32-year-old willi william heineke. >> a fine young man had to have thought of this when he was 16 years old. i would like to believe if i were in that situation when i was 16 i could have been that thoughtful. >> rep

now i have a show called red tails junior and terrence howard. i'm a soldier with no lines.t may be a small part, but coming full circle, i stayed humble on carmen jones. i'll be a soldier having no lines with a rifle like this. >> it was a great experience. i loved it. the movie is coming out on martin luther king's birthday, red tails. george lucas. you can't beat that. >> is that everything? >> i think everything in here -- >> after the show -- look. >> just in case santa breaks in. wait a minute, santa. it's 3:00 in the morning. why you still here? you are supposed to be giving not taking. you don't want the wrong santa coming in at the wrong time. >> these are perfect. >> i can use these for santa. >> thank you for being here. it's always a pleasure. you can keep them on. if you would like to have contact j-red, the information is on our screen. thank you for being here. i'm janice edwards. please join us again. wishing you the greatest holidays and a great hope for the new year. ♪ ♪ "bay area vista" ♪ ♪ vista ♪ bay, bay area ♪ bay, bay area ♪ vista ♪ vista ♪ bay, bay a

during his reelection campaign of 1999, terrence hallohan said that they would not seek the death penalty for any offense in san francisco. he was reelected by a close margin a few years later, and she took the position that she would not bring any death penalty case. and she was reelected with the same conditions as part of the reelection campaign. harris was elected to be the state of the new general, and gavin newsom elected george gascon to be the district attorney. when asked his position on the death penaltiy, hy, he said he wouldn't rule it out. this raised a lot of concern among opponents of the death penalty who thought this would be a step backward. he has written against the death penalty, and adheres to san francisco values. san francisco has not had a jury return a death verdict since 1989, which was 10 years before he said his office would not seek the death penalty. we thought this particular issue wanted a discussion and we are pleased to have a palace here today. let me introduce them more at length. geroge gastcocon has had a long career in law enforcement, and he works

>> reporter: diane, last year at this time, terrence shaw couldn't even walk through the street without losing his breath. now he can hike up to 30 miles and is back riding his bicycle again. the 62-year-old had cardio myopathy. his heart stopped twice and he was given a death sentence. in march of last year, doctors implanted a device that would buy him more time until a donor heart could be found. in july, he got a heart transplant. the one he had been waiting for. the organ came from a 32-year-old hayward man. he made the decision at the age of 16 to be an organ donor. yesterday, shaw says he was able to meet his family. he said it was very emotional, and he was at a loss for words to say to his mother who had just lost her son nine months ago. >> i said, this must be really hard for you, and it's very bizarre that we're in this place. a and, you know, and the emotions, obviously, are high. and it's harder for you than it is for me. and i wish i could, you know, have something beyond simply "thank you." >> shaw says he isn't taking a single day for granted and wants to encourage ever

terrence shaw was diagnosed with cardio myopathy nine years ago, but last year he received a transplant. this weekend his family agreed to meet shaw and other organ recipients their son and brother had helped. >> i said this must be really hard for you. and it's very bizarre that we're in this place. and the emotions obviously are high and it's harder for you than it is for me. and i wish i could, you know, have something beyond simply thank you. >> shaw says he plans to honor his donor by living life to the fullest. within a few months of his transplant, he rode a 50-mile bike race and was also hiking 30 miles a week. he says he's grateful to all of those who choose to be organ donors. >> yeah, impressive he's that active already. it's 4:50 right now. the beard going to be on the sidelines for a long time. brian williams has an injury keeping him out most of the season. >>> plus, rough ending to the team's home opening weekend. >>> and it's the end for a lot of spring breaks, well, pretty much all of the spring breaks are over now. we'll see how that affects your morning commute. not g

terrence jones slams it home. all kentucky at this point. kansas, give them credit.e a little run. came back. thomas robinson gets the loose ball and the dunk. within ten. elijah johnson knocks down a big three to cut the lead to seven. jayhawk goes on a 13-3 run and close the gap to five with about a minute left. but kentucky had too much. desperation time for kansas. johnson called for the travel. the ball goes over to kentucky. the wildcats hold on for the win, 67-59. kentucky is the national champion. john calipari wins his first national title. kentucky, its eighth in program history. anthony davis made only one shot from the field. scored six points but six blocks and 16 rebounds. enough to earn him most outstanding player. >> all these guys can play. so i knew i was struggling. he's going to defend and rebound. >> it became they're just more talented than anybody. we were the best team this season. we were the best team. the most efficient team. we shared the ball. you know, it's just -- i wanted that. i told them that i wanted this to be one for the ages. go

officer terrence garrett is now on routine administrative leave. he says he tried to subdue michael bailey with a taser but bailey wasn't affected. investigators say bailey then pulled a gun and garrett shot him. >>> an ice cream vendor in maryland busted for selling pot out of his truck. alexander charles hoskins sold ice cream and marijuana in never neighborhoods. investigators say he told the marijuana to kids mostly in their late teens and young adults. >>> the lawyers representing george zimmerman have quit. the former legal team says they have lost all contact with zimmerman and are concerned for his well-being. in a press conference yesterday, they portrayed zimmerman, who shot and killed the unarmed black teen, as erratic and described his mental state as shaky. they did say they still believe the shooting was justified and that zimmerman was acting in self-defense. >>> to politics now, rick santorum telling supporters the campaign is over but the fight is not. the social conservative suspends his run for the white house. he said his family

lefty so he's not the printer know what you're talking about slug right i'm going to not listen no terrence malick i mean even when obama is doing but then just because they're a leftist good speech out of your old left lefty friends paddy kali's not my friend i don't buy this democratic left you know that's true democracy blah blah blah all i'm saying is that the problem beef gave ice to communism you speak here we just. i'm afraid what happens oh you don't find this from noticing the part yet the problems are going to be here forever you know the problems and problems actually actually get i just think you ok let's that's a good song list and two hundred one that we see things we have a lot of ground meat we have a lot of ground point we have a lot of ground zero we are quite happy and. i think there will be maybe. that's ok. we have a lot of ground to cover and i do want to go over it ok so. david you were in the black panther and you stayed in the black panthers post well you know i was never a member i raised money for you help them you were going to were involved in activities and you

know all too well the forced to eat it and one particular case in milwaukee an inmate named terrence proved became violently ill after eating it for two dates experience stomach pain vomiting a loss of weight of fourteen pounds and other health problems last week a federal appeals court ruled that what proof is served could violate the eighth amendment be considered cruel and unusual punishment and it's just another sign of deteriorating and inhumane and prison conditions and treatment here in the u.s. so what else do we know about the food at the prison population here to discuss those needs dr jeffrey ian ross criminologist and professor at the university of baltimore geoffrey thanks much for joining us tonight tell me more about neutralise i've seen the pictures and it definitely doesn't look like something that's very appetizing sure not every prisoner gets you through typically somebody who's in solitary confinement could be somebody in a supermax prison it's done for punitive and it's also nutritional purpose. says the president is required to feed a prisoner every day there's

but you know what makes a real difference and actually terrence a profit? energy efficiency.lus more gas mileage by 35%, just two days ago, the company announced they're flight testing a new green jet fuel. a biofuel based on an oilseed feedstock. one of the best-run companies i know. they reported a -- 99 cent basis, that rose 7.3%. stock was up above -- and given an excellent return of over 40%, including reinvested dividends. here with us tonight. mr. cody, welcome back. >> what a wonderful intro. >> well, look, it's -- >> always nice to see you units i take my cue from you. >> you started out with the word terrific. >> even within that, i feel pretty confident. so i guess i probably am. >> it sounds like this is not something that will be done in a year or two. >> we just got a 2.8 million in this was a $500 million deal that so we're -- we feel pretty good about that one. >> so if aerospace does good, is this performance materials business. people don't know what performance material are. describe the big orders that you got that drove that terrific number. we are the le

terrence jones with the slam. he had nine on the night.cky got out to an early lead, but the jayhawks came out blazing in the second. tyler with a 3 cuts the lead to 12. kansas doing their best to mount another come back, but kentucky was having none of it. the number one overall seed wildcats are your 2012 national champs. bluegrass country, go celebrate. >> i don't know of any team that has sacrificed for each other like this team, and they deserve this moment. >> my teammates have a great will to win. they come out and play every possession and never give any possession. we got beat on a couple of plays. we rebounded. i think that's what helped us win tonight. >>> to some redskins. although many predicted they'll take rg3 with the second pick in the draft, the word is michael is that the indianapolis colts are very interested in the heisman winner, three more weeks of speculation left. a lot more stories like that. your redskins jerseys may look different this season. nike has taken over as the league apparel maker for the next five yea

officer terrence garrett is now on routine administrative leave.says he tried to subdue michael bailey with a tase are but bailey wasn't affected. investigators say bailey then pulled a gun and garrett shot him. >>> rick santorums that thrown in the towel. the republican tells supporters that the campaign is over but the fight is not. the social conservative officially suspended his run for the white house on saturday. he said he and his family made the decision over weekend while his youngest daughter was once again hospitalized for come indications from a rare and serious genetic disorder. >>> the board of elections in the district of columbia is launching an investigation into voter fraud. it follows refuse layings exposed by activist james o'keefe using an undercover camera to expose voter fraud. his conservative group went to a voting place asking for the attorney general's ballot and an election worker did not ask for any identification for the man when he said his name was eric holder. d.c. does not require identification to vote so the poll

terrence jones with the slam here by kentucky. he had 9 on the night. kentucky got out to the early lead so the jay hawks came out blazing in the second. taylor with the three cuts the lead to 12 and then kansas doing their best to mount another comeback. but kentucky having none of it. the number one overall seed wildcats are your 2012 national champs, bluegrass country was celebrating last night. >>> the caps down in fay taking on -- tampa bay taking on the lightning. late in the thirdcaps down 2-1. chimera there for the putback. but the lightning weren't done. steven stamkos two goal in a minute. they beat the caps 4-2. >>> wizards hosting milwaukee who are fighting for the final playoff spot in the east. less than a minute to go in the first half. wiz down 11. jordan crawford from the top of the three with a big three pointer. he had 23 points, in the fourth john wall with some sloppy ball handling. john livingston puts the bucks up by 19. they win 112-98. that was going to do it for your morning sports, i'm kristen berset have a great day. >>> our

. >> inmate terrence mosley was a frequent rule 38 violator. >> it just thing i got for women, you know what i'm saying. to okay, i got to go through all this here just because i like women, then i got to go through it. >> okay, you like women, but that offends women. it offends women. >> i might have to find something else to do then. >> for chronic rule 38 violators, that something else might be finding a higher power. >> i was a fellowship, a man who share our experience, strength and hope that we might solve our common problem and hopefully to recover from the sexual addiction. the only requirement for membership is the desire to stop compulsive sexual behavior. >> besides going to lockup, inmates caught exposing themselves must also attend sex and love addicts' meetings. moderated by a staff counselor, they're similar to alcoholics anonymous meetings. >> i used to tell myself, there ain't no problem with me. getting up every morning, going to find women to masturbate in front of. i used to say, that's a choice i'm making. >> we discovered that johnny perkins, serving a life sentenc

terrence shaw was diagnosed with card cardio myopathy and received a heart transplant. >> i said this must be really hard for you. and very bizarre that we're in this place. and the emotions obviously are high and it's harder for you than it is for me. and i wish i could you know have something beyond simply thank you. >> well, shaw says he plans to honor his donor by living life to the fullest. within a few months of his transplant, he rode a 50-mile bike race and was hiking 30 miles a week. he says he is, indeed, grateful to all of those who choose to be organ donors. >> we appreciate good health. >>> coming up, putting women on a pedestal, the historic decision of olympic proportions facing saudi arabia. >>> unlimited internet data, who wouldn't want that? more on that m coing up. >>> traffic on the 101 in san rafael. mike will be in to tell you all the tail christina loren talking about another nice day outside. back in minutes. powerful encapl gets icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. power past pain. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh lo

terrence jones with the slam. he had 9 on the night.t to the early lead but the jay hawks came out blazing in the second. taylor with the three cuts the lead to 12 and then kansas doing their best to mount another comeback but kentucky having none of it. the number one overall seed wildcats are the 2012 national champs bluegrass county was celebrating last night. >>> the caps in tampa bay taking on the lightning. alexander semin's slap shot is blocked but the chimera putback at 2. but the lightning weren't done. steven stamkos, two goals in a minute. they beat the caps 4-2. >>> wizards hosting milwaukee who are fighting for the final playoff spot in the east. less than a minute to go in the first half. wiz down 11. crawford from the top of the key with the big three pointer, he had a game high 23 points. in the fourth. john wall with some sloppy ball handling. lifingston puts the bucs up and milwaukee wins. >>> that's going to do it for your morning sports, i'm kristen berset. have a great day. >>> new revelations at a scandal involving

terrence duffy is an executive chairman of the chicago mercantile exchange. i thank all of you for being here today. i would like to ask witnesses to please keep their remarks to five minutes. your fault written statements will be included into the record. mr. giddens, begin your testimony. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shall be, and members of the committee, off thank you for inviting me to testify. i take seriously my duty as the trustee of mf global inc to treat customers equitably. i would like to provide some proposals that may merit further study and of course input from regulators, experts, and the public. the possible remedy is imposing personal liability on senior officers and directors when there is a regulatory shortfall. consideration should also be given for requiring not only financial operating principles, but senior officers, including the ceo and cfo. requiring compliance on a much more frequent basis. secondly, i suggest the establishment of the commodities customers fund. we found that more than three- quarters of the customers have a

terrence, supporting newt gingrich in virginia beach, virginia. go ahead. caller: yeah, how are you doing? yeah, i am a supporter of newt gingrich until he made those statements about obama being a food stamp president. and then after that, i look at it as a whole process and we've been on this campaign for two years now and it seem like no issues have really been discussed and -- how about discussing things like capitalism? you know, it's calism of the -- capitalism of the rights because you have people losing their jobs, student loan. and the american people are really not represented by the two party system. host: terrence, let me show you and our viewers what the former speaker had to say last night after the primary results came in. he said we cannot win on an etch-a-sketch platform that shows no principle or backbone -- host: what do you think of that? should your candidate get out? caller: well, my response is with -- what backbone does newt gingrich have? his candidate si has been supported by billionaires, somebody from israel who got -- from gab b

terrence duffy is an executive chairman of the chicago mercantile exchange. i thank all of you for being here today. i would like to ask witnesses to please keep their remarks to five minutes. your fault written statements will be included into the record. mr. giddens, begin your testimony. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shall be, and members of the committee, off thank you for inviting me to testify. i take seriously my duty as the trustee of mf global inc to treat customers equitably. i would like to provide some proposals that may merit further study and of course input from regolith -- regular is, experts, and the public. -- regulators, experts, and the public. the possible remedy is imposing personal liability on senior officers and directors when there is a regulatory shortfall. consideration should also be given for requiring not only financial operating principles, but senior officers, including the c e zero -- the ceo and cfo. requiring compliance on a much more frequent basis. secondly, i suggest the establishment of the commodities customers f