we are on the same team. ray before we talked about fighting for issues that are issues for all people. not just what we consider our personal issues because the time comes when we need to unite and we want somebody to help us with what we do consider our issue. and you've heard about the young minister who was there and said i said nothing because i was not involved. and then they came for me and there was no one left to be involved. so we must form our coalitions. we must collaborate on those issues that are all of ours. we must learn how one issue impacts the other. now, we're not playing football. i understand that. and i've attended a whole bunch of football schools. but sometimes i think some of those people out there who are working against our best interest believe that, indeed, women are a football field. and it can just form the little "t" formations. you know, they can say one thing to us and then do another. but we are ready because we're on the same team. and we women understand what team work mea

the study. we have a very large project team on the city side and consultant team side to ensure that the technical studies are robust enough to inform the work going forward. the overview of the project's schedule right now, we are in phase one, the concept development phase. we're hoping to move quickly into phase two, the environmental review from 2012 to 2013, at which point we will answer detailed designs with a goal of a construction start in 2015. the current schedule is phase one and we held the first public outreach last year in 2011. we have been working since then on gathering information around existing conditions and the best practices. we are currently looking at the world of alternatives for market streets. through it -- although a study of this nature is complex and complicated, there are many pieces to the project. we have a diverse group of stakeholders with varied interests, working hard on coordinating with other projects and programs city-wide and things adjacent to market street. transit affective best projects and the work happening in the transkei. the budget that the team s

puts the team up by one. 57-56. time out is called and then to the inbound pass from the red team. is is with 9.1 seconds left. they're down one. watch what happens. you would think he just hit a buzzer beater, right? watch two of the referees. see this one here and this one here, they're going like this. no basket. the other referee called it good. this puts the red team up by one point. >> oh. >> now you're thinking, okay. who wins? so watch what happens. the white team thinks they won because time expired. the red team thinks they won because they tipped in this basket at the last second. >> oh! >> now you have fans of both teams celebrating, jumping with their team on the court. >> and they have not noticed ch otherh yet. thas at is so yeah. wait a minute. >> eventually the announcer comes on and says the basket is good. st. george is the winner. st. george is the team in red. watch what happens with the team in white? >> oh. >> what a bummer, out there celebrating with your team, high-fiving thinking you guys just won. no, you lost. all this celebration, all for naught. >> on t

the teams leave, they usually get pick bed up by the other teams. they're usually young gavin guys who think -- afghan guys who think they're special forces. they swear like sailors. the guys i was with in 2010 -- two years ago now, wow. we had two of them with us that were on this mission, but they -- because they usually use aliases to protect themselves, it was rizda and big rizza. and they were interesting guys. but i just think that one of the things i don't think the media puts out a lot and i don't think we think about too much is this relationship, the fact that american forces are fighting alongside afghan forces. you don't see that a lot, but it's an important part of the strategy. and ultimately, it's the goal. so they're important. and so, um, but -- and this kind of speaks to what's going on in the news now. what you'll see in this book and, i think, this trust factor though. as they went, they were fighting together. and an important linkage that we draw in this book and that we learn from this team is that a lot of guys fight because t

ou know who it is at >> i think you would need to check with the team who has number one. >> i think they're going to look. >> i haven't heard that. >> and feldy was trying. that is the play all along and one a shock if they didn't select him. the redskins finished last in the nfc east for in our years now and starts with paying for rg3. no one knows more about the quarterback woes more than a former redskins quarterback. -- quarterback and the skins know what they doing. >> we think to make that -- mean that we can't make a bold move. they made a bold statement and to let you know rg-3 is the guy. they looking for the future. not today or tomorrow but today and they going to give him time to mature and put people around him. i know a lot of people gave him to many peaks but i am sure they have not been this long enough to know if there is a game plan. i am starting to assure that when they sat down and thoughtba about what that were doing and what they had to give up, what it did is to sixfy one thing and they're going to put it in his hand. >> and preach on, doug williams. it's time

and it's the end of the game and both teams rush the court. >> the white team thinks they won because time expired. the red team thinks they won because they tipped in this basket at the last second. so who won? we'll clear up the confusion later. >>> run of the really funny videos trending at rightthisminute.com is dollar shave club.com, a promotional video for a new website that sells men's razors. you can sign up and get a monthly membership for men's razors. watch their ad. >> hi, i'm mike, founder of dollar shave club.com. for a dollar a month we send high quality razors to your door. are the blades any good? no. our blades are [ bleep ] great. you like spending $20 a month on brand-name razors? i'm good at tennis. if you think your razor needs a vibrating handle, a flashlight, a bash scratcher and ten blades, your grandfather had one blade and polio. and stop forgetting to buy your blades every months. we'll ship them right to you. >> love it. this is great. it's a great ad. the ad itself has gone viral. >> it's a good idea. i'll tell you why. because you ladies probably don't k

this is the story of the cnn team that got into syria's most dangerous city. to reach a handful of citizens risking their lives every day. to see firsthand, to bear witness, and to tell the world about the suffering. the grief. and the courage of homs. this is the account of 72 hours under fire. >> for more than a year, the regime of dictator bashar al assad had used brutal force to put down a popular uprising in syria. across the country, protesters demanded change, chanting date down with the regime." >> this is homs, bob aba amr. you can see over there, another rocket landed on a civilian's house. >> the city of homs became the beating heart of a growing uprising, but the syrian military sealed off one neighborhood, baba amr, as it tried to crush the revolt. >> the assad regime is shelling relentlessly these neighborhoods. there are snapers pged in areas that are killing people if they try to leave their homes. >> this is a civilian neighborhood where people were living normal civilian lives, being bombarded on a massk scale by its own armed forces. >> for f

the cnn team had made it out of the field and through the night. then just inside the syrian border, the first signs of hardship and conflict. >> for near lee a week now, there's not been a single loaf of bread produced here. there is no flowur, and that's because it's subsidized by the government. its distribution fully in the control of the regime, and they're not sending supplies out here anymore. >> in this safe house along the way, opposition forces held a man who says he killed for the al assad regime. >> they gave us guns with scopes, and you see the body as if you're looking at yourself in the mirror. he could see the protesters were unha unarmled, but he fired anymore. claiming it was kill or be killed for not carrying out orders. >> to get into baba amr, the cnn team followed a secret route. >> some of the routes are the only way they have to get whatever meager medical supplies they're getting in and more importantly to evacuate the wounded because they can't treat them. >> handed from one opposition group to the next, it would take days

for a city of our size to have three professional teams the history, legacy, great teams they need today. >> it is an opportunity to -- change the city for a lifetime. >> the money comes from redevelopment funds and the project itself would be privately financed. >>> building the first phase of california's high speed rail is going to cost the state more than 700 million dollars a year to repay investors. the nonpart san antonio list office says new projections include principle and interest on 10 billion dollars in vote area proved bonds it reflects higher borrowing rates than planned. overall cost of the project has grown to more than 98 billion dollars. critics say it is eight waste of money and continue to fight to scrap the project. -- the train would run between los angeles and the bay area. >>> stanford geophysicists say they knew about monday's quakes before they rattled the bay area. they detected the two quakes 10 seconds before they struck, enough time to dive under a desk. the network consists of 2,000 home computers that gather critical data. >> volunteers provide cpu tim

were requiring of the team to get this final concept developed. we took the time to look at the consultant team and how best to utilize their team and what we needed to do to bring those concepts to bear within the community. we took about six months to do that. our work slowdown in that period of time. in getting to the concept development that we had a originally envisioned, we are six months of schedule. supervisor mar: i understand why the city project team requires four agencies, but there is a design team with three entities and six or five specialists with several storm water management studies. >> very similar to the debt on the city side of the team, the report -- required skills on the consultant side are similar and to have the best technical skills, we need a consultant teams to build a team in order to address all of the issues being outlined. for example, one of the things that we heard early on about the project was a way to address it in any meaningful way. that is the reason behind the size of the team. >> several -- supervisor mar

the focus has always been that we would work with our event authority, with the oracle racing team, to present one of the best, most interesting, and dynamic international races this country has seen, and to get back that excitement and not get so bogged down in all of these conversations that we have been having, particularly in the last couple of weeks. we have been working intensely to make sure the event and the purpose of the event continues to go forward. we are announcing today, in light of the complexity that presented themselves, drawn-out discussions over that, we have worked out some agreements, some changes that will make it less complex and therefore get back to the origins of it. the race is still confirmed here, but we also want to let you know, we have agreed, piers 30 and 32 will no longer be in the immediate discussions for development. we will consolidate all of the teams here at pier 80 for this event beginning this year and through next year. i think that will help with the conversation. certainly with the level of investments that have been anticipated to repair 3

jack of you have the team used to school from marseilles and korea now seven points from the drop side. well you need as premier league mentioned united thresholds five nil to go four points clear of manchester city at the top of the table there having been and is the brace during the demolition and in the other game a newcastle beat knowledge one nil newcomer p.c. say with the goal in five matches and in the f.a. cup chelsea put their place in the peace unless the five to finance the tories with a brace finally getting on the scoresheet after playing more than twenty four hours without a goal and in the second quarter final they were pulled from the stake city c one. meanwhile ultimate fielder for breaching wounder remains in a critical condition after suffering a heart attack during saturday's f.a. cup quarter final to tottenham he remains in intensive care at a london hospital and twenty three year old collapsed during the spurs game which was abandoned as a result all things show julie match with aston villa on tuesday as also being cancelled in the meantime thousands of fans and w

actually, in 2009, the community claim team since that time, this whole area has been much better improved. i know you were here last time, thank you for your continued work. the department of corrections, project 20. all right. i got coffee from starbucks. we have members of the neighbors in action, thank you for being here today. >> another big hand for john. city agencies that have been a partner with us and very supportive from the very beginning, a recreation and parks department. let's hear from joe ginsberg. -- phil ginsberg. >> it is a pleasure to be here to celebrate our trees and celebrate our community partnership. the recreation and park department has 131,000 trees. 131,000. thanks to voters in 2008. we have $5 million from the park fund that we are using to care for and maintain our trees. he will do it in the 2012 park fund in november. i do what should celebrate the incredible partnership with everyone here today. we like to say that we can't do it alone. at the arbor day, everybody. >> the department that helps us every arbor day to bring community groups out here and make

at least two of the men in the cnn team's report are alive. who communicated through drawing, made it to a hospital in lebanon. so, too, did mohammad moore. >> he did, actually, manage to get out, but not in time. the last i heard was that, yes, his leg was going to have to be amputated. >> reporter: what may never be known are the fates of hundreds of other people who were unable or unwilling to flee. >> it was so indiscriminate, it was so widespread. and it's hard to put into words that every single person that you meet there has gone through something so horrific. no other human being would ever want to go through it. ds more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ have 46 grams of whole grains... mmmm. ...and a touch of s

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>> it's important to have the right bridge team. >> the whole team? >> the whole team. so we have experience with the center for maritime training, simulator for maritime training where we will make sure we get all of our bridge officers, particularly all the senior officers that are in charge of a watch through simulator training time, and also the academic side where they're taught about the human element, they're taught about incident that have happened within our own companies within the carnival corporation. and then they run practices to make sure that doesn't happen in the simulator to make sure it doesn't happen on the ship. >> thank you very much. i yield back the balance of my time. we will all learn from this experience, i know. thank you. >> ms. -- >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank our witnesses for being here today. i would officially like to thank captain hoyt who is taking time away from sailing the world on your sailboat, and from captaining the "pride of america" from hawaii to be here in d.c. with us. the cruise industry is geeing in hawaii, and that

the special forces soldier? >> i wrote a book on this. a teamon a village for the average day you may open a clinic where people come from the village. minor injuries or sickness or illness. if you are the engineer he may be on the base review are the team leader you are planning because talk about restrictions to leave the base, last count takes 45 power point* slides so he can say that works. the 45? that is a little excessive. it is. it is a burden. but that takes up a lot of time. the what they do best on a daily basis, they are training. there with the commandos, marksmanship, a civil order police, tried to do vehicle interdiction. that is what makes them great. abm big village meeting. is selling day. -- it is a long day. by where the rubber meets the road with that report. >> >> [inaudible] >> has ever been a legitimate government in afghanistan? >> is there one now? no. what they try to bridge is the local government. to the one and kabul. it depends on who you ask. of villager told me the only evidence i ever see the of the government i

at least two of the men in the cnn team's report are alive. communicated through drawing, made it to a hospital in lebanon. so, too, did mohammad moore. >> he did, actually, manage to get out, but not in time. the last i heard was that, yes, his leg was going to have to be amputated. >> reporter: what may never be known are the fates of hundreds of other people who were unable or unwilling to flee. >> it was so indiscriminate, it was so widespread. and it's hard to put into words that every single person that you meet there has gone through something so horrific. no other human being would ever want to go through it. oh, sweetheart! can i give you a hand? no, thanks, dad, i got it. okay. i'm going to go fix the lamp in your room. you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of children in foster care who will take you just as you are. >>> when cnn's arwa damon, neil hallsworth, and tim crockett ventured into the streets of homs -- [ gunfire ] >> i hear gunfire. >> reporter: they were met with the sounds of war and s

we again found hope that we are very impressed with the construction management team, our focus was the construction management team and the construction activity underway. when we found it to be a very comprehensive and well thought out tradition and of regional type of organization with the matrix input of special services working very well. in addition, the quality of the team staff is exceptional. there were members all of which had extensive construction experience and we say it is one of the best construction management teams we have been served in the industry. they wanted to look and construction management procedures, those are very well written in terms of risk management and cost schedule and contingency control. the important thing is how they are implemented. that was part of the task of going out and meeting with the project staff, visiting with as many as we could to see that those procedures were being implemented. we can report that they are. the regional and product level are fully familiar with procedures had to know how to apply them and are being trained how to make

the suspect was arrested after the s.w.a.t. team executed two search warrants. at this home a woman said he lived here and police knocked in the door looking for him saturday morning. >> reporter: the search is on for the murder weapons. objects that can cause blunt force trauma and cuts. >> till we find the weapons i can't speak to what we are looking for. >> reporter: immigration officials said they had him in custody ready for deportation but were forced by law to release him. more on that at 6:00. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> today call leagues of one of the victims held a memorial lunch in his honor. he was chef that r&g lounge. it is near the boarder of the financial district. today it was closed for an hour to give employees a chance to remember him. he first started 18 years ago in the kitchen and worked his way up to chef. >>> more help arrived in the search for the teenager missing. ktvu's janine de la vega is here and tells us one of the men is meeting with her family right now. >> reporter: well, we are here inside the school and tomorrow t

[applause] >> let's hear it for the tax team. [applause] >> parking is a universal quality of life issue. it touches on so many different parts of the transportation system. we were looking for ways to make parking easier and more convenient. >> in the beginning, we looked at parking throw san francisco, and her desire to price parking based on demand is how it started. >> for 70 years, we've used flat meter rates and short time limits. that did not always work so well. it did not make it easier to find a parking space. sf park has two main components. the whole point is to get them off the road quickly. and to create more of an spaces. we're doing the man-responsive pricing. we're obligated to find the lowest rate possible. generally, most of the time, there is one space available on every block. >> anything that allows muni to move more smoothly throughout the city is a great thing. if you manage parking effectively, then you've got fewer people circling around. it not only benefits folks that are parking, but it benefits folks

but when you battle the teams in the conference, we were down to georgia tech by 20, this team knows and believes and has the confidence we can come back against anyone. >> maryland plays notre dame tuesday night in the elite eight. >>> the nba, and a touch stretch for the wizards. tonight is game two in boston against the celtics. washington would have to play short handed. nene unable to go because of back spasms. pass deflects to bradley, who scores. risk guard with a career high 23. jordanian crawford from the wings, part of a 13-0 run. crawford with a team high 20. fourth quarter, celtics go on a 10 to nothing run. wizard lose, 88-76. boston completes the series sweep. >>> redskins and cowboys have filed a grievance to have their salary cap penalties overturned. redskins penalized $36 million against the cap for front loading contracts during the 2010 season. the owners of the other 30 nfl teams will be briefed about the grievances at the owners' meeting this week. an arbitrator will rule. >>> when we return, it's crunch time for your washington capitals. stay with us. [ male ann

to bring in the private sector as a key member of the team. what they can bring to the table, what they have brought to the table and what they will bring to the table. i was a little surprised when i got to fema and the first major incident that i had the opportunity to experience tpwhuzz haiti and it was an unusual response to fema. we usually don't respond out of the country. and we did. and i was in the national response coordination center. and craig is off at the white house doing stuff, so they had pow would you and said where is the private sector folks? it's, like, they are not here. what do you mean they are not here? they were not part of our team in the nrcc. i was shocked. it would be an understatement to say i was shocked. we fixed that in a few months where as now we have a private sector representative not only during time of disaster but full-time. we have a detail person there. somebody from target then rotated to somebody from big lots then to somebody with the building trades then one of the company's building management com

at least two of the men in the cnn team's report are alive. communicated through drawing, made it to a hospital in lebanon. so, too, did mohammad moore. >> he did, actually, manage to get out, but not in time. the last i heard was that, yes, his leg was going to have to be amputated. >> reporter: what may never be known are the fates of hundreds of other people who were unable or unwilling to flee. >> it was so indiscriminate, it was so widespread. and it's hard to put into words that every single person that you meet there has gone through something so horrific. no other human being would ever want to go through it. this is an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love science. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪

the team hit the suspect back, knocking him out. footage of the incident went to cairo.a female student was charged as a juvenile with assault last week. the victim will not be charged. investigators believe he was acting in self-defense. a man was killed as the result of a police involved shooting in northwest baltimore. authorities received a call in the 2500 block of west cold spring lane at 9:30 a.m., reports of someone acting unstable. authorities arrived at the kept out jackson's and there was an altercation. that was when the victim was shot. the incident is under investigation. it is not clear what happened inside the home prior to that emergency call. >> convicted of a vehicular manslaughter in the hit-and-run death of towson university student. a former mellon man is returning to a court room. he is trying to get his sentence modified before judgment. barry simms has the details. >> in the court motion, matthew miller claims he's of his punishment and wants to put this matter behind him. parents of the victim believed that he has had leniency. >> angela and cha

the rams had it. many teamsd it in order for the redskins to leap up to get it, they had to make a bold move. they made one. today, general manager, bruce allen, confirming what we already knew. washington mortgaged a lot to get that number two pick. and one would assume they are going to use it to obtain the services of that guy right there. robert griffin iii. heisman trophy winner. tonight, during a charity event downtown, allen and other former redskins chiming in on the move. why did they do it? did they give up too much? all of those subjects were on the table. >> i want to remind everyone we have the second pick of the draft and clearly we fell in love with two players and we believe one of those players will be a great risk. we understand it was a heavy price. when you bought your home, you want to pay less, too, but you like your home once you live in it. so we're very comfortable. >> the redskins did not wait and just decide what they are going to do later. they made a commitment. they made a bold move

he is really excited that the team is heading to the big dance. >> oh, my goodness. it's so rare that there is a local team that we can celebrate. and you know how we all put in our full coverage and everything like that. we can put loyola on there. i love it. >> gotta get your brackets ready? >> i'm getting there. we're getting into march madness. still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 5:00, busy with a budget. >> a sea of red ink has maryland lawmakers arguing over which shore to swim for. i'm pat warren. coming up on eyewitness news. balancing the state budget with your tax dollars. >>> residents at a baltimore neighborhoodux outraged after getting tickets for hundreds of dollars over a cracked sidewalk. i'm adam may. wait until we show you what the city-owned sidewalks look like in the same neighborhood. that's coming up. >>> this is mark viviano in sarasota. social media, a growing craze in the sports world. and a number of orioles are in the game. we'll hear from them when eyewitness news continues. >>> when we in back come -- come back, get the updated first w

a proposal to possibly move the team of the training camp farther south. >> lisa baden coming back >>:00, the biggest solar storm in five years on a collision course with earth. >> a shutdown in a school. is this link to suspicious letters in the mail nationwide? >> mitt romney wants his rivals to step aside. wishful thinking? >> later brief relief from rising gas prices. >> live and in hd, this

the board of supervisors here today. they were announced earlier. we all work as a team and it has never been about the mayor, him or herself, and i have learned that working in concert with the board that we have clear tones of communication, making sure that we speak more and more in the language that is important for this city. language and policies and ideas that create investor confidence in this city. that is what i have been talking about more and more. we have got to have a city that is investment-confident, that one -- that one does not have doubt. if it is your family, small business, someone joining another one's business, we have got to have that level of confidence to see things through for you, so your investment is one that is positively welcome, taking care of, and prosperous. that is how we get to the theme of today's breakfast of prosperity and sharing of that prosperity. i want to take a moment to thank my friend john. he has been at the helm of the chamber for the past few years. he has been an important aspect of the work that i have done over the ye

everything broke right for the team tonight. end the evening in first place in their division. they are now in third playoff position. joe starts a big 2nd period and the sharks just rolled it up. they scored three goals right then and there. torrey mitchell delivers. sharks win 5-1. as their playoff push with six games remaining looks nice tonight with their win over colorado. sanford in pursuit of their fifth straight final four. [ cheering ] >> getting the team loose for duke. the team 5 straight trips to the final four with a win tonight. doing the thing. 29 points and 9 rebounds and sister, she had 12 points and 17 rebounds. 41-26 for the sisters. 81-69. they won 32 straight and condoleezza rice, whenever stanford is winning, she shows up. there it is. on to denver in the final four. here is the best team and the best player maybe of all time. couldn't stop brittany who had 23 points, 15 rebounds, 9 blocks. there was a rumble there. and when you come off the bench you are automatically thrown out of the game. if it is flagra

the redskins are amove at least six teams pursuing him right now. e owner of the team was also emotional in talking and think, you know, it was one of those things, it was a business decision. it wasn't that they really wanted to part ways. >> right. i know the colts fans are -- it's going be hard to see him go, he's been such a big part of that team. i'm a huge peyton fan. i'm still not convinced it's the right move for the redskins. i'd rather see rg 3. >>> coming up, coming up at 5:15. the video surfacing decades laters that ha conservatives taking aim. >>> but first get ready for the new ipad. what apple is saying you can expect and how people are reacting to the device this morning. >>> a warning for tens of thousands of toyota >>> toyota owners, listen up. they're recalling three models. it affects more than 6,000 cars and trucks. they're calling the 2005 through 2009 tacoma pickup because a defect may prevent the airbag from deploying. they're recalling the camry and the 2005 through 2009 models of the venza. both have electrical issues. they'

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it's an exciting time for the team and for the school. sports director mark viv viviano has more. >> it's interesting to note that maryland was last in this position three years ago. and they were stopped by a team with a baltimore star. angela mccaughtry in louisville. tonight, the terps face a similar scenario. >> reporter: notre dame is the number 1 team in the region and one of their top players is britney mallory, a senior from baltimore, who played at mcdonogh. the terps know they're in for a fight when they face the fighting irish. >> we know it's going to be a very physical game. we know notre notre dame is a very physical team just in general. we know we just gotta come out there and take the hits and give it back to them. >> we've got to be able to bring our best 40 minutes to be able to have a chance against a very good notre notre dame team. they have been phenomenal all season long. >> i think we bring it right back out. we'll have to come out with a lot of energy and play like it's a chip on our soldiers also-- shoulders also