trent is convicted of burglary and criminal impersonation, but the judge deems him insane and trent is taken to an oregon hospital for treatment. two years later, doctors release him. in 2007, trent is back in court and he's got one trick left up his sleeve. just as the judge orders trent into custody on $250,000 bail, he makes a run for it. >> he put his hands behind his back like he was going to comply, and then he took a short glance at the door and that split second, i thought, this is the one that's going to run. >> a local tv station's camera catches deputy nicole morrissey o'donald immediately chasing after trent as he runs down the steps. >> my thought was, if he were able to get down the stairs, there might be possible weapons that he could access at the bottom of the stairs. >> the deputy steadily fires her taser gun at trent, who's about 20 yards away. he doesn't get very far. >> he stayed on the stairway. i got on my radio and called for assistance. about four deputies came down the stairs and we handcuffed him real estate return and returned him to the courtroom. >> the ta

it was trent who made the decision. he knows the hor respect of cancer.s fighting the disease and two aunts have died of the disease. >> a friend called me and told me about the situation. i was like well, i'll go to the prom. they were like you're not going to go to no high school prom and i was like i'll go to the prom with her and people were surprised to see me today. i'm happy to be here with courtney and read question to go with courtney. i'm proud to take courtney to the prom. >> the happy couple arrived in style, trent wearing vest to match cottny's dress and cancer was not going to steal a moment of this night. >> i'm happy he took the time out of his day to go to prom with me. >> and those at hueytown -- >> well, they didn't believe me at first but now they do. >> reporter: yes they do! martha: she is so execute and looks so happy and what a gentleman! a very nice story. thanks to himle and thanks to our team, karen church at wdrc who put that together for us from alabama. gregg: she was named prom queen. isn't that nice? martha: good for her. j

she is excited to meet trent, trent, not excited to be hurt. we are participating in earth day this weekend as well. and much cheaper talks, solar presentations, the cafe will be offering low food mile specials for lunch, and we will be introducing our global tap water changing station. this is a partnership with the puc on their drink tap initiative to forgo usage of's and bottles at the zoo. we think the puc for that. lastly on attendance, march 10 was impacted by rain. as you missed a march projection by 9000 visitors, 16% pure thankfully, april is off to a good start with visitor attendance over budget by 8000 visitors for the first 15 days. with that, we continue to stay ahead of you to the projections by 10%. that concludes my report. commissioner buell: thank you very much. >> is there any public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. we are now on item eight, and general obligation bond november 2012. commissioner buell: can i ask the folks in the back and corner, if you could find a seat. we are trying to have ever

this one's called trent. i'm really looking forward to meeting him. sarcasm! what? sarcasm. saying the opposite of what you mean. sorry i'm late. what happened? oh, a meeting. what about? boring curriculum stuff. oh, right. there you go. thanks. no. family dinner, remember? oh, yeah. of course. how was school? the girl in 5j has posted some bits of dead badgers to the prime minister. what, to protest against the badger cull? probably 'cause she was bored. still, i'm sure our new head will now introduce a not-posting- bits-of-dead-badgers- to-prime-ministers target. my dad put a dead rat in my bed and he said i've wet it, but i hadn't. this is deion. hi, deion. he didn't put a dead rat into your bed. he does things when he's drunk. he throws bricks at me and he fights policemen. nice tea, ben's mum. that's-- that's okay. we've finished, mum. can we get down? all right. not till everyone's-- okay. not until-- well, go on, then. karen, i want you to finish that. i don't like it! and also, it's not in my special bowl. mum: ohh... i'm not eating anything that's not in my bowl. so

i mean, i watch trent all the time on tv. with me. >> reporter: trent richardson is expected to be one of the top picks in this month's nfl draft. >> well, he's my pick for a top gentlemen. that's a really nice thing to do. >> sure. >>> scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> the investigation into the u.s. secret service and military personnel, suspected of soliciting prostitutes, before the president's trip to columbia. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> thanks, scott. here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, is it april or july? a live look outside right now. seasonably hot for the middle ever spring. how long will it last? meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk have the answers. let's go first outside to bernadette. >> reporter: it is beautiful out here right now. the thing is, we start to cool it down by tomorrow. but by cooler, this is what we mean. 60 degrees is how we start out the day. and even coo

legislation, up on trent was upheld. it goes in cycles. >> it is always interesting about the presidential decisions. the decision in 1941 to remove japanese-americans and put them in concentration camps. i don't know if charles hughes was the chief justice at that point, but i wonder in your research if you have come across any of the reasoning behind the liberal presidents, such as roosevelt, allowing that to happen? >> roosevelt issued an executive order, which essentially allowed the displacement of these japanese-american people on the west coast. it was a gerbil decision. a gerbil decision on his part. a terrible decision on his part. a decision was sustained by the u.s. supreme court. hughes was no longer on the court. but some of roosevelt appointees were great liberals. hugo black, william o. douglas, felix springford are all the majority in sustaining the constitutionality of those presidential executive orders. why? because they were patriots and they thought it was important that the military told them there

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prosecutors claim he got into a confrontation with nurses this past january what trent walkout of theospital with his two-day old son. he said it is ok for a father to hold his son. my father was taken away from me as a baby. >> they what the charges upgraded from a misdemeanor to a felony. his next court hearing is set for june. >> a new high-tech way to screen passengers was unveiled at dulles airport today and the new technology could help identify whether boarding passes and ids are as safe. transportation authorities say it can make a determination within seconds. the screening test comes -- systems will be tested in other areas. klutzy still of a few more days to file your taxes. april 15th falls on a sunday. it the district will mark emancipation day, the spring of slaves in the district. the tax code states cannot fall on a weekend or holiday, as a people have until next tuesday to get taxes turned in. >> still to come on abc 7 news tomorrow is the big cherry blossom parade. we have a preview including a look at some of the famous faces you will see at the big event. >> you co

. >>> following luck, the draft went robert griffin iii go the to the redskins, trent richardson goes to alabama, and justin blackman, a wide receiver from oklahoma state no. 5 lie the jackson jaguars. >>> giants a i nice comeback today -- a nice comeback today in cincinnati. 4-3, reds, the bottom seven. and scott rolland, always popping his bat, off guillermo motta, and it is 5-3, cincinnati. angel pagan warmed the fans of giants fans here. giants are down when pagan, they're down 2, and pagan hits a 3-run homer to win the game. giants home from a 7-game road trip, 4 and 3. padres will be at the ball park tomorrow night. pablo sandoval 1 for 5. hitting 19-straight games. that's an all-time new york and san francisco record. that's 19 to open a season. >>> warriors took care of business tonight. they lost! starting five rookies. first time in nba history. five rookies. and chris wright had 25 points. mills from st. mary's, scores, 34. san antonio wins 107-101. warriors finish tied with toronto, seventh worst record in the league. they have a much better chance at a high draft pick. >>

hi, trent. i have a question about the j obs now program is good. i want to talk to you about the facility over at the southeast community college. the potential move, does it impact the budget in any way? >> de se facilities commission voted recently to reprogram the space, and the result of that would be they no longer have space at the facility. we currently have 11,000 square feet and we're able to deliver the full range of employment. with also do job fairs, it is predominately our families. once we are formally convicted, we do want to find alternative space in the bayview. one-third or more of our clients are closer to 38%, the presence we have had out there has proved really effective in engaging that community. we're currently working with the department of real estate and looking for space to purchase a out there. we don't know what the timing is, we imagine that it might take awhile. as soon as we secure something, we will move rather than getting a 30 day notice. i asked him to reconsider, and having us remain. we voted to reprogram the

they took trent richardson. tonight, the absolutely gave the birds a big chance to land. -- win.nnings, gave up just two runs. nick johnson cannot make a play. the error allows two runs to score. talf oriole debut. adam johnson, fly, baby, fly. two batters later, davis follow suit. orioles sleep the jays 5-2. they are now 12 and seven on this season. the caps won their game seven. the senators and rangers tonight in their game seven. the rangers' offense was pretty good. 1-0, new york takes the lead. first goal of the playoffs, the rangers win the game 7, 2-1. the rangers and capitals meet in the east semifinals. new jersey at florida and overtime. stay with us. >> zero for the next couple of days, the rain will be out of here in the next few hours. it should be a nice, beautiful, sunny day. a chilly rain on saturday, but sunday it clears up nicely. the second half of the weekend looks good. >> the ravens, a slow night tonight. three picks tomorrow. >> in ozzie, we trust. >> thank you for

redskins picked another quarterback, robert griffin iii, then cleveland moved up to number 3 to get trent richardson. minnesota taking matt out of usc. number 5, justin blackman, in a trade from the rams goes to the jaguars. a lot of teams so far have moved up to make a trade or get higher in the draft order. that is something the 9ers have done, they have not yet announced anything. >> all right. we will keep you posted. a nice flight home for the san francisco giants. didn't look good going into the 9th inning. cute giant fans even in cincinnati. top of the 9th, pagan deep left center field. a 5-3 deficit turns into a win. after the game he gets doused and happy ending to the road trip. 4 wins, 3 losses. that is the sporting life for right now. >> how about that for andrew luck. great. >>> tomorrow night doyle drive shuts down and right now on www.ktvu.com we have a guide to help you through the weekend closure. >> click on the doyle drive tab for details and information about the detours and we will update the story tomorrow and through the weekend. thank you for trusting ktvu channel

. >>> trent richardson, the browns traded up to select the running back from alabama. speaking of the draft, the bobcats are the odds on favorite to win the lottery, they finished with the 23rd straight loss and worst winning percentage in league history. the knicks put them out of the miss ser ri, 104-84. >>> three weeks in the season. albert pujols has not hit a home run. perhaps he can learn from brandon allen, walk-off homer in the 9th, nothing going right for the angels. rays won it 4-3. that is early look at sports on "early today" have a great weekend i'm fred roggin. >>> can stronghold overs at the box office. >> >>> these ivori frn seven are not going to be tickled, they are going to get hammered. you're watching "early today." >>> let me take you through the weekend forecast. today's concern in colorado with thunderstorms, eastern colorado will push up in south dakota, nebraska during the day with areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms. even kansas city late today has a chance of storms. we take all the rain and push it saturday through the ohio valley, chicag

. >>> trent richardson traded up to select the running back from alabama. >>> the charlotte bobcats are the odds on favorite to win the nba lottery, finished the season with the 23rd straight loss and worst winning percentage in league history. >>> three weeks in the seasonal bert pujols still has not hit a home run, perhaps he can learn from brandon allen, belted a walk-off homer in the nine th n thfrn, rays won it 4-3. that is the early look at sports, i'm fred roggin. >>> >>> can stronghold overs fight off promising new movies. >> >>> these ivories are not about to be tickled, they are about to get hammered. you're watching "early today." >>> let me take you through the weekend forecast. today's concern in colorado with thunderstorms, eastern colorado will push up in south dakota, nebraska during the day with areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms. even kansas city late today has a chance of storms. we take all the rain and push it saturday through the ohio valley, chicago a chance of rain. even washington, d.c., that same area is going to be the funnel, as we go in sunday more rain p

so trent, thank you very much for that nice introduction.dmiration for you. i was happy to see bill frist here. bill frist and i have some extremely difficult times in the senate. not personally come because there isn't a nicer person in the world than bill frist. times were difficult, and i remember a lot of things about dr. frist it and i said dr. frist because he did everything he could to make the senate run as smoothly as he could. and sometimes as we all know that sometimes not very smoothly. but the one thing that i've always member of how bill frist, whenever problem came up related to medicine, he had a glint in his eye that you could see for mile away. he loved medicine. and, of course, his career before he came to the senate was one of significance. so bill, thank you very much for your friendship and all you've done for tennessee and our country. [applause] enjoyed senator biden's remarks but he of course is always a synagogue and we all understand that. [laughter] mitch mcconnell. i know that people talk about mitch mcconnell an

we have trent from the human resources agency. ed sweeney. bob palacio, rec and parks. chief jewett hayes white, our fire department chief. greg sur of sfpd. lisa hoffman, department of emergency management. karen roy. maria suh, dcyf. greg wagoner, public health. mohammed nuru, our new director of public works. and luis hererra. let's give a round of applause. [applause] in many ways, you get a sense of the brent our taxpayer dollars go to, just seeing each department represented. i will now hand things over to our town hall and see. the shed did such a wonderful job last year, we asked her to come back to do it again. thank you for being here. >> i just want to thank everyone for being here tonight. i am the director of programs with united players. we are a youth-service organization in district 6. before i go on, i want to thank the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs and let everyone know there are interpreter services available to my right, if anyone needs them. let's get started. our agenda for tonight, we are going to go over the agenda and ground r

. >>> trent richardson, the browns traded up to select the running back from alabama. speaking of the draft, the charlotte bobcats are the odds on favorite to win the nba lottery. they finished with the 23rd straight loss and worst winning percentage in league history. the knicks put them out of their misery, 104-84. >>> and finally, three weeks into the season, albert pujols has not hit a home run. perhaps he can learn from brandon allen, walk-off homer in the ninth. nothing has been going right for the angels so far. the rays won it 4-3. that is your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. box office hold on? your early morning headlines are straight ahead. plus -- these ivories aren't about to be tickled. they are about to get hammered. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this friday morning. we're pretty much done with the big storms in the west. just showers left over in the northwest today. cooler everywhere. we'll get into the 80s in vegas. 81 today. we'll see 91 by saturday in phoenix. after

trent balfour feeling the sting. and this stung for the a's. two batters later, wilson betterman up, crowds happy because he waved the magic wand to keep the orioles baseball magic going. it's alive and well. a 3-run walkup homer. they beat the orioles 5-2, and they take the series. the big test, the yankees in new york tomorrow. >>> let's go to hockey down 1-0. the capitols hope to even it up with the rangers tomorrow. the caps, who are going for their first franchise stanley cup, so, of course, it doesn't hurt to check out a team that's won 27 championships. maybe some will rub off. yesterday was about missed opportunities in their loss, and at least that missed call, no penalty as johansson is taking down. that was a tough call. another bummer here. simmons shot on the cross bar. and the third one, mark green goes past the post. the caps couldn't get anything going on offense. they lose 3-1. >> there were times we had some opportunities that we turned pucks so the good passes weren't made. that was the story of the game. we were just a littl

trent three made me believe in immortality. because of what the characters that she wrote about, the characters she passed on that level it does. we're still working with them. we're still dealing with them in our society and we have to offer the world because she felt so deeply into the core of these people that she worked with and not one dimensionally. and the whole group of people of the magazine that she did, she gave us -- she was the platform. she was the springboard, the jumping off point for us as human needs in this kind chari of this part of the world. she taught us a new value for the human being. and when i talk to people when i was doing the same for zora has my name and i researched all the people that put about train. couldn't believe it. the people who had written about this one then, that was another reason i friday which i was capable of remembering some of these names. they're white, black. i mean, she was a woman -- of his polling from the elements. you know, that is what she was doing. to answer your quest

the university of alabama running back trent richardson. he's a load, a great player.right there. one of four alabama players chosen in the first round. in all, four quarterbacks were taken last night. the dolphins taking ryan tan ahill, joining luck, rd 3 and brand wheeden of oklahoma state. the dolphins had not select a quarterback in the first round since they took dan marino in 1983. they hope tanahill is finally the guy for them. by the way, in pro football talk, mike florio will join us on "morning joe" to break down the first round action and look at the later rounds. >>> at madison square garden, the scene of a wild game seven between the rangers and senators in the stanley cup playoffs. rangers up one, brandon due binski feeds it. the rangers up 2-0. the senators added one. but rangers held on, the number one seed pushed to seven games by a tough ottawa team. but they hang on. they get the caps in round two. another showdown between the panthers and devils, florida looking to win its first playoff series in 16 years. down a goal with three minutes remaining, g

if you remember in washington when the republicans controlled the senate and trent lott and his allies were angry because the senate was not confirming the president's judgments. they were talking about the blocking of the majority to enact its will. but what susan talked about represents a more important set of reforms. that is the redistricting reform that we will see in action next year with competitively drawn districts and a top three primary which creates more competition. senator me are that is right the legislators have to work to a common interest. but that is a deceptively simple goal in a legislature where the overwhelming majority of members are designed to election the most conservative republicans and liberal democrats. i remember thinking to myself that he will be the loneliest post partisan in sacramento. because governor schwarzenegger occupy the space close to the political 50 yard line and most of the legislators in both sides tend to occupy the ideological end zones. if you have a reasoned nuanced conversation with someone 100 yards away it is not easy. if you bring

playing the differences in this division while the cleveland browns have taken alabama running back trent richardson as the number three pick in the overall draft they traded three selections with minnesota to move up one spot cleveland have one of the league's worst offenses and they've had their eye on the playmaker for some time. now the n.b.a.'s regular season has come to an end and the atlanta hawks used their final game to clinch home court advantage in the playoffs they got one hundred six to eighty nine point victory i with the defending champions the dallas mavericks josh smith top scoring for the hawks he ended with twenty three points and opened up his side's lead to twenty needed way through the second period dallas did dallas did fight back and did jump shot a reduced atlanta's advantage to twelve points but that was as close as they got right in that i'm a man of itches dunk gave the hawks a twenty point lead to four they ran out come in when is the hawks will now host boston in the playoffs and sunday after wrapping up the fourth best record in the east the mavericks will o

number three, trent richardson. speaking of the draft, the charlotte bobcats are the odds-on favorite to win the nba lottery. they finished the san season with the worse pinning percentage in league history. >>> finally, three weeks into the season, albert pujols has not hit a home run yet. brandon allen belted a walk-off in the ninth. nothing has gone right for the angels so far. the rays win 4-3. that's your first look at sports. have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> for another look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. you're telling us it's going to be a super soggy weekend? or just saturday. >> in a few spots. let me pinpoint that for you. good morning, everyone. overnight, we had a big storm system push off east coast. really dranking the wind, some rain up in maine. we'll see improvement through the day, gusts of wind 20 to 30 miles per hour, almost like a fall-type morning in new england, cold and chilly and also with the winds. as far as today's forecast goes, we're watching colder air