raider himself tim brown. that's rageti right there. but the they both represent compassion for others including tim brown. >> i was mad at the fans. don't come to the games if you're going to boo. you know, and everybody is like, this is raider nation. they'll be waiting for you in the parking lot. but-- one of the reasons why i stayed here is because of the great relationship that i had with the fans and it was so fantastic and i was scared of them too. i didn't want to meet them. >> and ktvu channel 2 presents the legend of the bay this sunday night at 11:00 p.m. it features up close and personal stories of four inductees. i guarantee you will be informed and entertained sunday night at 11:00 p.m. >> i thought mark did a great job. >> mark did a great job but those guys were funny. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and join us tomorrow morning, they'll be following the bridge collapse. a semi truck struck a beam in the truck shortly before it collapsed at least three vehicle

raider himself tim brown. that's rageti right there. but the they both represent compassion for others including tim brown. >> i was mad at the fans. don't come to the games if you're going to boo. you know, and everybody is like, this is raider nation. they'll be waiting for you in the parking lot. but-- one of the reasons why i stayed here is because of the great relationship that i had with the fans and it was so fantastic and i was scared of them too. i didn't want to meet them. >> and ktvu channel 2 presents the legend of the bay this sunday night at 11:00 p.m. it features up close and personal stories of four inductees. i guarantee you will be informed and entertained sunday night at 11:00 p.m. >> i thought mark did a great job. >> mark did a great job but those guys were funny. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and join us tomorrow morning, they'll be following the bridge collapse. a semi truck struck a beam in the truck shortly before it collapsed at least three vehicle

the hall is honoring brent jones, the late oakland a' owner, dave regetti and tim brown. jerry rice teamed up with tim brown with the raiders in super bowl xxxvii in 2003. >> this guy what i does in the community, what he stood for in football and, you know, like i said, i was honored to be able to put that uniform on and take the field with him to do battle. >> you can watch tonight's hall of fame ceremony live on our e also ktvu channel 2 will air legends of the bay sunday night at 11:00 p.m. >>> a closer look at wall street ahead. nine years earlier. we'll tell you what an automaker with bay area ties has done. ♪ ♪ so you can make easy, no-fee reloads with cash and checks... and know you're not on your own. so you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> u.s. markets fell immediately after the opening bell thanks to an unexpectedly weak report on china. this gave those who missed this opportunity to get in. >>> troubled fed

, 1987 heisman trophy winner from notredame and the national chairman for 911 welcome number 81, tim brown[ applause ] >> thank you very much. elise. she left out number 81 in your program but number one in your heart she left that part out. so it is a pleasure to be here today. we are here to recognize two outstanding 911 youth heroes and four incredible 911 dispatch heroes. these youngsters acted with bravely and confidence, and in an imagine crisis situation and helped to save the lives of their loved ones. our 4, 911 dispatch heroes worked behind the scenes in cooperation with law enforcement and fire and emergency medical response, the men and women who answer this call each day are the true first responders when a emergency strikes which can often make the difference between life-and-death between people in need. they are truly real heroes. please join me in welcoming the director of san francisco management lisa hofmann. [ applause ] >> thank you, tim and thank you elise and kelley from 911 for kids, every year they make this a successful ceremony in honoring children, heroes and di

it is tim brown of oakland raiders fame.se, one day hopes to go into the profootball hall of fame. brent jones. dave rigetti. pitcher for the yankees and the giants. walter halls junior. when he was running the oakland as , they were dynamic. brown and jones, hello. >> they did such a great job and just to read the words and to think, josh, i grew up here and i have been a fan of bay area sports forever, and, i have watched so many teams and know of so many people and think, gosh i'm one of those guys, it is pretty special. >> to end up here is a beautiful thing. i certainly enjoyed my time in the bay area. >> and making little news today. cornelius carradine has signed. a second round pick out of florida state, and vance mcdonald. and michael crabtree did the terminator bit. i'll be back. by the way, i'm working under train. our good friend on the end had a bad meal tonight and told me right before i go on they are counting me down 15, 14, 13, i had a bad meal. then i'm supposed to go on and be happy when a friend is ill? o

this year tim brown is one of the inductees. so is walter hass, jr., the guy who saved the a's for the bay area. brent jones, the pro bowl tight end for the 49ers and dave righet, is a pitching coach now for the giants. brown split his time between los angeles and oakland. >> my greater days were here than back in los angeles. so -- and that is why this place is so special to me. i had good football games in los angeles and we won games and made it to the championship game. but i wasn't the leader of the team. i wasn't the guy. you know, the last couple years yes. by the time we came up here, 1996, this was my team. >> my whole family is so honored and pleased he is being recognized. we think it is most deserving. a way of remembering something who did so many wonderful things for the bay area and owning the a's and saving them for the bay area was at the top of the list for us. >> reporter: if you can't be here you can watch it live on www.ktvu.com at 8:00 p.m. and is also a special show on sunday, legends of the bay after the

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>>gary: here we go, tim brown once upon a time, a great receiver for the oakland raiders.brown. >> it's a little surreal initially to see yourself and it did just a great job and to read the words into think actually grew appear, i have been a fan of bay area sports for ever and i have watched so many teams. to think, i am one of those guys is pretty special. >> it's a beautiful thing. i've certainly enjoyed my time in the bay area and happy to know i will be here forever. >> scott of the cool deal when you go through separate disco international airport, you can see the all-time great sports stars. in a few minutes, the sharks for game 5 series even in into a loss angeles. i think naturally we are prepared to get going. >> we know how important game 5 is. >> >>gary: plc this too often were a guy is a great great player and becomes a coach. he has become the new coach of the colorado avalanche. he won two stanley cups and spent the last eight seasons as general coach. you can' y t pay his dues. he is the new coach of the avalanche. i guess the hockey tradition is that they

tim brown, brent jones and walter hoss junior were inducted today. the nine time pro-bowler. 105 touch downs. the bay area hall is great. but what about the nfl hall? >> a couple probowls. and you catch a couple balls and all of a sudden you look up at the end and you go wow. those numbers look pretty impressive. so i'm about as humble as i could ever be about all this stuff. but i love the position that i'm in at this particular point but at the same time, it's not like i'm waiting by the phone for these calls to come. >> new york rangers coach john benched veteran brad richards before new york beat boston tonight. and the press conference starts. >> don't put words in my mouth. it's not blaming brad richards i've all ready enough of that crap all ready. kiss my -- if you want to write something different. >> redefining the pregame warm up routine. we'll stay in toronto. oiler nate sacrifices to bobby to make the catch for his effort. the fans in toronto shower him with a full beer. that cost $9. number two, they don't have alcohol at college games. mitch elliott happy about

we will start with the former raider, tim brown. he played his career with the raiders but made such an impact, he was inducted as a member of the oakland raiders. walter hass, jr., saved the oakland a's for the bay area. he goes in. his son will be here tonight to induct him. 49er tight end, brent jones, not only did he have a great career with the 49ers, grew up in the south bay. and another guy, dave righetti. he played for the giants. he is the pitching coach for the giants. also inducted, extra especially for them. >> growing up as a kid, watching willie mays, and all these guys are in this place and i am in the same hall of fame along side those guys. pinch me moment. >> you and dave righetti are both -- you grew up here. >> we did. he grew up a few miles from me and i followed his career because i was a baseball player at that point in my life and he was the stud at our rival high school. i remember people saying why are you rooting for the yankees, i like dave righetti. my goal is to someday catch him. i think we need old ma

jerry rice played with tim brown on the raiders in super bowl xxxvii in 2003. >> this guy, what he doesthe community, what he stood for in football and, you know, like i said, i was honored to be able to put that uniform on and take the field with him to do battle. >> can you imagine having jerry rice talk about you like that? >> you can watch the hall of fame ceremony live on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. the ceremony starts at 8:00. also, ktvu channel 2 will air a legends of the bay special sunday night. that begins at 11:00 p.m. right here on channel 2. >>> nine minutes before 9:00. a top transportation expert says the u.s. must find a way to catch up with to the west -- to the rest of the world's programs. he says the u.s. will find it difficult to compete with japan, germany and taiwan with other companies that have bullet trains. >>> 8:52. a california man actually gave away free tickets to disneyland. the reason that's not made him popular. >>> good morning. northbound 101 traffic is busy approaching the 2880 interchange. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight

, tim brown talked about his first encounter with the wild fans know as the raider nation. >> i was madt the fans. don't come to the games if you are gonna do that. everybody is like this is raider nation. you can't be -- [laughter] >> they be waiting for you in the parking lot. [laughter] >> ktvu sports director mark ibanez was the emcee at last night's induction ceremony. a leg night. don't forget. ktvu channel 2 will present the legend of the bay this sunday night, 11:00 p.m., it will feature some upclose very personal stories of four new inductees to the bay area's sports hall of fame. >> looks like a fun. and you don't want to mess with raider nation. >> no. [laughter] >>> the memorial day weekend about to get underway. find out how many people it hadding the roads and exactly where they -- hitting the roads and exactly where they are going. >>> and the security scare over england. ♪ [ male announcer ] a car that can actually see like a human using stereoscopic cameras ♪ and even stop itself if it has to. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine... but why you would want it is not.

tim brown drafted by daves back in 1988 selected to 9 pro bowl and fifth all time receiving yards. >>e in 96 from lvl a i didn't have this on my to do list so to end up hereysñ after great career with the raiders is really special. >>reporter: is in night for them. how if is the men golf team at cal this year? scary good. 4 of the top 5 players each won tournament lone tournament didn't win weaver. played in the masters. no. 1 most of the year. broke the modern era single season record with 11 wins in 13 tournaments. amazing. no. 1 player in the kum country, kim. chairmanship next weekend as overwhelming favorite. >> what we really weren't to do is put the exclamation point, grab the trophy and come home. that's the goal right from theÑi get go and i like our chances. >> we are confident. we know we are good and we know we have a really good shot at winning this year and all we can do is play our hardest. >> earlier this year lae the first golden state warrior since 1997 to make the all star game another honor. all nba squad. lee had third team honest along with pacers forward george

tim brown, walter haas junior and brent jones make the class of 2013. you don't have to tell jones what the honor means. he has been a bay area guy ever every every step of the way from high school in san jose, santa clara for college, and 11 seasons with the 49ers. >> funny because i was one of those sports fans. so i'm the people out there going to giants games going to sharks games going to warriors games. i get frustrated when they lose. i love it when they win. i'm cheering them, high fiving the guys, all those things. i'm a bay area guy. i'm a bay area sports guy. and i love it. and it's been a great time these last few years as well to be a bay area sports fan. >> and he won't be going to tonight's sharks game. the home team has won every game if the series between the slashings and the kings so you can understand why l.a. is very confident heading into game 5 tonight at the staples center. >> this is huge. home ice is huge. you can see how when we go into san jose's building we're not the same team. when they come here they're not the same team.

tim brown heisman trophy winner who played wide receiver for the oakland raiders, also from football san jose's brent jones, of course spent 11 years as a tight end for the 49ers won three super bowls. dave righetti was an all-star pitcher with the yankees. and he is now of course the pitching coach for the giants. he grew up in san jose. and walter haas, jr., owned the oakland as from 1980 until he died in 1995. levi strauss fame. >>> play of the day high school baseball in sacramento sean nicholson is coming around third and check the slide at home. touches the plate. watch the left hand as he hurdles the guy and tags the dish. there is a little photo of it. hold sean pretty good making our play of the day out of davis high. >> coming up, we have bikes and they are on bart. >> the policy gets a thumbs-up from the agency's board of directors with one catch. >> washington state police now know why an aging bridge collapsed into a river taking three people with it. we'll hear from one victim who saw it happen. >> and an emergency landing in london may have sparked a fire on this briti

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yeah, we're tackling the postgame analysis and set up for tomorrow with brian kelly, tim seymour, josh brownand guy adami. blokes, good to see you. >> blokes? >> that's an australianism for guys. to me, you're blokes. okay, first up, lead story. the markets closing yet another week on an up note with the s&p hitting anç all-time high toda. the question here is, whether or not the rally can keep on climbing higher would a pull-back. let me get to you, b.k. this is absolutely incredible. every single day, a new record and people are starting to really hate this. >> yeah, me included. listen it's astounding. i wish i had something a lot more insightful to tell everybody, but it just keeps going up. i do think what the story of the market today was was the u.s. dollar. there's just been incredible strength in the u.s. dollar. first time the index has broken above levels that we haven't seen since 2008. that's driving a lot of the financial markets. it's helping the u.s. market now because people are putting money into the u.s. stock market. you have to start asking questions about, what is that

we have steve grasso, tim seymour, karen finerman and josh brown. the s&p snapping a winning streak what are you most focused on for signs of strength in the market, that is our question. let's pose it to our traders. steve? >> i'm looking at the s&p technical levels. 1629, that's your support in the cash. 1651, that's your resistance. though we closed at the higher end of the range, i want to see that lower end tested one more time. >> karen, i'm really sorry, i should have done ladies first, but -- >> no, that's okay. >> that's why you went with steve. >> that's what i meant. >> that was a quick rim shot, but nicely done, inglewood cliffs. i was sort of spooked by the testimony. i really was. i think that underpinning this whole rally has been that punch bowl and if i were bernanke and i wanted to just throw it out there, just a little bit, and it will be coming down the road, that's probably the kind of -- the way i would have done it. and so -- >> that's surprising to hear you say that. you're not something that's trading the tape and -- i don't

tim cook's im pag >> brown: and finally, the legacy of sally ride.terday, president obama announced he would confer the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian award, on a woman remembered as a pioneer in space travel and an educator and role model for women in the sciences. it was 1983 when sally ride made history as the first american woman in space. ride was just 32 at the time, and she said then that she thought her age was more important than her gender. >> i guess that i was maybe more excited about getting a chance to fly early than i was about getting to be the first woman. >> brown: ride was a physicist and one of the first six women chosen for the program. she would fly into space again just a year later. but when her flying days were over, she continued to play an important role in the space program. she served on two investigative boards that examined what went wrong in the challenger and columbia disasters. and after her nasa years, ride focused on engaging young people in science, particularly girls and women. in a

is trying to bring yahoo back from therink as her former google colleague tim armstrong is similarly trying over at a.o.l. >> brown: just briefly when she writes that post "we won't screw it up," she writes that because a lot of people remember yahoo doing just that. >> not on marisa mayer's watch. these relatively new at the company. she's been there less than a year but indeed yahoo has made acquisitions and screwed them. so did news corp when it acquired my space. one of yahoo'sreal challenges is going to be how to keep tumblr cool when it's owned by what is very easily pe sieved by its very young, very hip user base to be a corporate overlord. >> brown: rebecca leib, thanks so much. >> woodruff: we turn now to the southeast asian country, myanmar, whose president visited the white house today. ray suarez has that story. >> we appreciate your efforts >> suarez: at the white house, president obama greeted the president of myanmar, thein sein-- the first leader of his country welcomed to washington in nearly 47 years. >> we want you to know that u.s. will assist you >> suarez: for a half century, a military junta

. >> sharon brown is dragging ohio's economy down. >> tim kaine loves taxes. >> we are a long way from neighborhood beautification. all of that, that social welfare. and here's why the carl rove move was so brilliant. those 501c4s, the social welfare organizations, helping the unemployed or building stadiums, not only do they not have to pay taxes, they don't have to disclose their donors. carl rove figured out how he could have his cake and eat it too. so karl rove went around the country looking all of us straight in the face telling us he had started up a social welfare organization. never mind it was dumping $70 million into partisan campaign ads. it's not just carl rove, it's also bill burton on the progressive end, they also have a 501c4, which is supposed to be a social welfare organization. pretty much every super pac has its own exempt 501c4 group fueled by secret donors. and this, my friends, is the context for the untold irs scandal. suddenly this distinction between political campaign groups and social welfare groups which the irs is tasked with patrolling and maintaining i

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numberr13 just like his, hair color, brown, weight, 197, height, 6'2", skin tone, the wristband. all the stats. >> did same thing with a famous guy timerything down to a t. yet they're not allowed to get any money. do you know what the nfl players asssciation got by, three years ago? melissa: what. >> 35 million dollars. $35 million and college players don't get anything? but ea is making all this money? melissa: sound like a great business for ea. >> great business. melissa: who cares about fair. this is about the law. >> reason the law part of it comes into the ncaa and the fact these are amateur athletes and they're not allowed to benefit financially, same way as olympians. they're supposed to be amateurs. melissa: what about of a he turns 18 and game is still going on? this is while ago. he is way over 18 now. >> why in my opinion he has legitimate ground that a judge and or jury are really going to have to take into consideration. is this right? is this the right thing to do? a famous lawsuit, and there's the apple thing where the kid is holding ipad but just a shadow of an individual. well the woman whose shadow it was sued app

brown, be well. >> buy the metal, not a paper. dagen: connell: back to the story, in washington d.c. timover the company's tax practices, live pictures as we are joined from the new york stock exchange buy mark newman, looking at stocks so we will focus the discussion on the apple's stock price. the accusation is not that apple broke a law here, it is that use loopholes in the american and irish tax codes to pay -- does that have an effect. >> in ireland, they have education and help create jobs, tim clark said the finest products and happy to beat the u.s. american company. some of the company in one more innovation. the testimony could provide an interesting feeder and it will be important in establishing -- a lot of people realize, the more dysfunction landon competitive in the world so something needs to be done. the fact that apple is not responding to these regulatory changes is important and tends to grow. connell: it might be positive. is that your take? let's reform the tax code? >> it would be positive. the fact that they are willing to go down there in this environment could h

tim johnson. she want to focus on her job and. only announced candidates for johnson's seat former governor mike brown and rick weyland, a former staff for senator tom daschle. one. earlier presidential race candidates is the kentucky senator rand paul. he spoke to people at the iowa gop lincoln dinner in cedar rapids. he says he is considering a run but a decision will not come before 2014. senator chuck grassley, representative steve king, they also delivered remarks. this is about an hour. [applause] >> on behalf of the republican party of iowa i want to thank all of you for coming out tonight. it means a lot to me. it means a lot to the party. and when we look at a crowd like this in eastern iowa i can tell you that the first congressional district is in play in 2014 and we will be prepared to fight in it. the second congressional district is in play. we're recruiting hard for that seat and we plan to compete and win there also. you can clap. [applause] but we've got a wonderful opportunity ahead of us as republicans. i can tell you when we as a party stand on principle we win and time and time again when we have stood, if you lo