tucker a perfect 50 in the college slam dunk championship. and get this, he is only 5'10" tall.ucker got in the competition through a facebook vote and is the only nondivision i player in the competition. he definitely has game. he also takes home the trophy. >>> and march madness continues tomorrow. coverage of the final four begins at 4:00 eastern right here on cbs. the tip-off between butler and vcu is at 6:00. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and beating the odds. the seven workers on the biggest payday in their lives. [ female announcer ] little acts like using less material can make a meaningful impact. ♪ because everybody wins when you use less. switch to future friendly products from p&g, like new concentrated tide powder detergent. with 24% less packaging and more stain-fighting power. future friendly from p&g. with 24% less packaging and more stain-fighting power. how can expedia now save me even more on my hotel? well, hotels know they can't fill every room every day. like this one. and this one. and oops, my bad. so, they give expedia g

let's get a check on weather with tucker. >> it is still raining out there. we have fog, mist. it will continue for much of the morning hours. mixing with snow not too far away. i think some of our viewers probably seeing the rain mixing with snow. you can see the clouds back to the south and west. temperatures, cold. this is cold for this time of year. low 30s to the north and west. frederick, 34 degrees right now. winchester, 37. here in the city, 39. ocean city, the warm spot, 45. mostly cloudy skies, early showers, still cool. 50degrees your daytime high out of the north and west. more details on the foolish forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> a look at this morning's top stories actually top charles county school administrator is under arrest accused of stealing federal grant money and spending it on herself. 40-year-old rhayda barnes- thomas faces federal charges for using money intended for school children in some of the poorest neighborhoods. >>> it is judgment day for a virginia man who murdered his wife and two stepchildren. carrillo dean will be sentenced today for

. >> we were just talking, tucker and i and tucker pointed on the out today is the 10 aight day in a row of bea low normal temperature. >> and pretty well below. >> yeah, 10 degrees or more below. >> we are looking for some warmth and sunshine. >> i agree with you. i understand that. but how would you like to be in new england and today, april fool's, dealing with 5, 6, 7 inches. >> but we're not. >> here what is we are dealing with. take a look at hd radar. we don't have the snow but we have the rain. some of you may have some snow. up to the north, far north, north central maryland but there is snow falling there this morning. and a little wintry mix. a little band of a wintry mick as well we've got rain and it y around the washington area. you head north and that is where you will find some of that snowfall. baltimore also just seeing rain. one little band of heavy rain over the chesapeake bay right now and off to the south and west. things drying out. i won't say drying out because it is still rather misty and drizzly there. the big picture for the satellite-radar across the regi

tucker, don't say what you're saying, but you're saying the opposite. and you are in the minority and normal i'm with you,. >> well, so far. but i think people will come around to my way this morning. no, trust your advice. >>> clouds, light showers, maybe sprinkles that continue. and they'll be with us throughout the day today as our temperatures once again going to be on the cool side there. is radar, and just light shower activity, most of us dry, still clouds hanging out. although we are starting to see breaks to the west. a mixed bag day with the showers persisting here for much of the morning hours. satellite and radar, clearing now, starting to take place. encouraging signs into central sections of north carolina there. and breaking out towards central virginia as well. it is possible we may actually see the sun for the first time in a couple days later this afternoon. most of day will feature cloud cover, but maybe peaks of sunshine during particularly this afternoon as we watch the area of low pressure push off to the north and east. 38 in fred

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. >>> there's word that orrin tucker has died.ly says he died on april 9th at the age of 100. tucker's orchestra had the 1939 hit, oh johnny, oh johnny, oh. he went on to make more than 70 records. >>> sir elton john has announced he is going to return to las vegas to perform at cesar's palace while celine dion takes a break from performing. >>> >>> and the app that you could use to help you park in san francisco. >>> a former u.s. laurette has won the pulitzer award. >>> driver's in san francisco will soon have a new mobile method of feeding the meter come this summer they can pay to park by phone. >> i would use my phone. just like a lot of other pay services are going to be going toward the pay phone. buying a jacket, buying a parking meter. >> reporter: drivers must set up an account set up to a card. the system will then send a text message alert when the meter is about to expire. a private firm will run the system and collect a fee per transaction. one driver told us that was a bad idea. >> if they are contracting to a priva

there was an incident reported by joe tucker about a first grader who had a gun and brought it to school. we have to question how does that happen? what is the thinking, and again you're talking about a first grader. and what can we do as youth workers? as educators? as parents. as teachers to help insure that our youth don't grow up in a world where that type of behavior becomes the norm. we have an incredible, incredible array of speakers here today. by speakers, i mean individuals who have come here to share their experiences. i want to emphasize this is about community participation. what that means, community participation, all of you as exerts in what you do in your work working with our young people need to have a voice. so we will have questions, but more importantly solutions is what we're asking for. not speaking but solutions. we're also broadcasting this about 12 times over the next 6 months. so those of you in our viewing audience who would like to participate in the action plan, it simply send an email to us. go to www.dot sfdefender.org. it's also available online. you can

are arrested for the murder of an east baltimore man.52-year old patricia tucker is charged with murderer 22-year old son gavin is tte fact.the body of reginald - ragg was found ear barclay street last week.police say tucker stabbed him after an arguement ... then asked her son to get rid of the body. a man convicted of a double homicide in 1998 will be sentenced today.kenneth perry was convicted in february f killing lashawn jordan and kelly bunn.jordan's four year old daughter was there as her mother was killed.perry could face life in prison wwth no parole. the trial could wrap up today... in the cass of an illegal drag race... turned deadly.kathryn abernathy and jonathan henderson died... after a man hit them along interstate 70.the driver... ddnniel raeburn... had a blood alcohol level nearly áthree timesá over the legal limit. couutroom evidence shows raeburn never once hit hii breaks before runningg nto the crowd. old sot - we were all just standing there it just happened so quick quickagain... the trial is expected to wrap up today. good manners go a long way.and if you don't be

. >>> internet sensation jacob tucker lives up to the hype at the basketball dunk contest. division 3 player went home with the belt. >> two out. that was hit well. right field. this has got a chance and that is your ball game. >> hernandez's three-run homer wins it for the reds, they rally back to beat the brewers 7-6. i think more than baseball, ken, i definitely missed your sound effects over the last two months. >> oh, yeah, well we're back to baseball so we'll have to start those off and use 'em. >> give me the aluminum bat? >> it's secret. can't do it on camera when it happens. >> all behind the scenes. >> all behind the scenes. >> pay no ,,,,,,,, [ sternly ] come on vincent, turn on your webcam. that's okay. please, vincent. i just don't feel like meeting in video today. turn it on. today's not a video kind of day... [ impatiently ] vincent willem van gogh! [ reluctantly ] ...fine. [ embarrassed ] ...trying to cut...my own hair... silly. ♪ our next newscast is tomorrow >>> you gonna watch letterman? >> yeah, got to make it home, gotta go. let's go. >> chris rock comi

. >>> internet sensation jacob tucker lives up to the hype at the basketball dunk contest. 5-foot 10 division 3 player went home with the belt. >> two out. that was hit well. right field. this has got a chance and that is your ball game. >> hernandez's three-run homer wins it for the reds, they rally back to beat the brewers 7-6. i think more than baseball, ken, i definitely missed your sound effects over the last two months. >> oh, yeah, well we're back to baseball so we'll have to start those off and use 'em. >> give me the aluminum bat? >> it's secret. can't do it on camera when it happens. >> all behind the scenes. >> pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, so, cassius, what calls us at this ungodly hour? i must speak the truth of caesar. it is the bright day that brings forth the adder and craves -- get to the point, cassius. he needs to go... you should do it, brutus. your bio screameth treachery. thank you. before i do away with caesar... ...shall i get his salad dressing recipe? yes, do. please do. it's delicious... ♪ immen

tucker was the smallest player in the competition, the only one to one of 50 in the first round witho was holding the ball over as head and threw an amazing reversed of. after the contest tucker said it was really an unbelievable experience because a lot of these other guys for division 1 players. he said to be able to represent the school on the national stage was a real honor. >>pam: april 10th at 10:00 p.m. kron 4 presents an encore presentation of baseball by the bay. an in- depth look at the giants as to make another run at the title with interviews and more. plus gary sits down with a's g.m. bill lee been to talk about the look of the a's. if the table 10th right here in kron 4. we'll be right back. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online

various implicit data he's likely to be alive right out of many people thought prematurely that perhaps tucker mark was killed but doesn't my ration of a terrorist gangs leader actually mean elimination of the actual organization as well i mean in principle it does it's not by chance and the entire international community is focused on the leaders the u.s. decision regarding the lists of the taliban and al qaeda leaders is particularly about names or the key bearers or implementors of biology for instance osama bin ladin and so on in the afghan area also eventually macgruber region in africa and northern caucasus another so therefore ideologist and leaders are always connected to organizations we know a large number of examples throughout history when the disappearance of a sacred leader deprive the whole structure of its power as a rule an organization emerges following the collision of some significant processes in a character with complicated causal facts that's why the international community focuses on neutralizing the leader in some way or another hoping pressure will follow on the struc

william tucker, 1624. i want you to know that we are just full of myths. we are full of myths and we bought them all and what we have do is to say that we're not going to deal with it. how many -- who told the colonies that the british were coming? no, no, that was the first person killed in 1770 but who rode off and told the british was coming. paul revere. nothing could be further from the truth. ever heard of israel bizle. he run 346 miles on horse back from boston to philadelphia to warn not just boston, but all of the colonies in that upper area about the parish were coming. in other words, there are stories that made america and there are stories that america made up. you hear what i just said? there are stories that made america and there are stories that america made up and too often the myth becomes the choice and you believe rather than the facts and here's one thing and i'm going to close it here. he give me 15 minutes. i say, how are you going to give me 15 minutes? it takes a day of my time to come up here and give me 15 minutes. but i'm going

york as a financial center could deteriorate very markedly and deterioration in political will for tucker banking reform has some concern we may be headed for another crisis the terms on which one says about prices but i have to say the concentration of power in finance is greater today than it was before this crisis but here it's mostly western academics talking shop a new road map won't be drawn up this time it's right woods according to the man who still has obama's ear his former top economic aide no one is going to run to washington to pass legislation next week but over time these kinds of ideas in steer after steer have had very important effect effects hard for some to see at this point in this fair. where's the political will for reshaping the world economy who has a proposal that is actually workable there's plenty of conversations particularly around the role of the dollar a little bit of color but no consensus at all i just consensus on the need for change they hope will reverberate beyond these hills lauren lyster r.t. your hampshire. take a brief look now at some other stori

to cross talk the pros and cons of nuclear energy i'm joined by william tucker in new york he's a journalist and author of terrestrial energy in paris we cross to benjamin so cool he is an assistant professor at the national university of singapore he is also author of the forthcoming book contesting the future of nuclear power a critical global assessment of atomic energy and in austin we have robert bryce he's a senior fellow at the manhattan institute and author of power hungry the myths of green energy and the real fuels of the future all right gentlemen this is cross talk that means you can jump in since is the twenty fifth anniversary of the tragedy at chernobyl let's take a look back. the tongue optional goal in nothing ukraine is destined to stay abandoned its high radiation levels and again infrastructure so the soaring mind of the breasts nuclear plants is all straight in human history since then nuclear technologies have been modernized significantly to survive the accident of the scale the industry was virtually forced to reinvent itself for bridging in view seek to culture never

it is actually in one of my recent pieces a interview demanding tucker and kate he is a oceanographer and they the marine biologist and he said for example there's areas of louisiana specifically where they've had one hundred percent loss of populations in he asked them about the long term prognosis for the gulf as a whole especially in light of the recent massive numbers of dead neonatal dolphin deaths and sea turtle endangered sea turtles that have been washing ashore in alabama mississippi and now the easy any said. he told me he said i'm i'm i'm seventy years old i will not live to see the gulf will turn itself to pre april twenty eighth two thousand and ten state of being he said i expects to be minimum ten to twenty years before we see real recovery start to happen which is actually right in line with the start one disaster in the gulf of mexico from eight hundred seventy nine where we still see huge areas are off the coast of mexico may grows certain fish populations oysters there still have not recovered amazing now my understanding is that b.p. has gotten a ten million dollar

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of it is because our education system in the united states is so terrible with the media going to tucker's career square in cairo in the interviewed a few dozen well groomed middle class educated muslims who can speak english and talk about the marker see and they read the writings of those same people on twitter and on facebook and the extrapolated that small sample to eighty million egyptians in call the democracy on the march well. more than half of egypt is the literate and they're moving in the direction of islam they're not willing in the direction of secular democracy which is regarded in the muslim world will vary widely as almost a pagan religion what about the argument some people say that you know for example in libya the united states is there to try and set up a puppet government that is more sympathetic to the us a more sympathetic to u.s. interests like a dolphin which you know western leaders would regard as not quite so subordinate although i know he did help in the wind terror if you was an extremely valuable ally for the united states in terms of our number one enemy whi

of it is because our education system in the united states is so terrible with the media going to tucker's career square in cairo in interviewed a few dozen well groomed middle class educated muslims who can speak english and talk about democracy and they read the writings of those same people on twitter and on facebook and they extrapolated get small sample to eighty million egyptians in called the democracy on the march well. more than half of egypt is the literate and they're moving in the direction of islam they're not moving in the direction of secular democracy which is regarded in the muslim world will vary widely as almost a pagan religion why is that bad if everything towards islam it's not because i don't i don't think it's very it's a very useful situation for the united states but ultimately that's up to them where they move but what president obama. circles the prime minister cameron what they're trying to do is to sort of fool their people that somehow we're going to have democracies that are peaceful in the middle east after these tyrannies are gone what do you think is any

could keep two former pizza parlor employees for vandalizing a rival store front. 33-year-old bryan tucker pleaded guilty to felony vandalism charges today. and 27 sean climber pled guilty to a misdemeanor vandalism charge. back in february they spray painted all over pizza orgasmica. the two worked for extreme pizza two blocks from the store. >>> residents became alarmed when he asked for their social security. plus his photo i.d. does not match his face. police described the suit wearing man as arab decent. he has tightly curled black hair. >>> san francisco police chief fired back at the public today. he said the video we showed you last night and that led to a drug case being thrown out of court does not show misconduct. continuing coverage tonight from david stevenson. >> reporter: jeff godam this morning fired back at allegations made yesterday by gadachi. >> constantly we're under attack every day by the public defenders office. i'm going to push back. >> reporter: the plain clothed officers are seen on this march 1st video entering an apartment building garage before seizing 8 poun

could keep two former pizza parlor employees for vandalizing a rival store front. 33-year-old bryan tucker pleaded guilty to felony vandalism charges today. and 27 sean climber pled guilty to a misdemeanor vandalism charge. back in february they spray painted all over pizza orgasmica. the two worked for extreme pizza two blocks from the store. >>> residents became alarmed when he asked for their social security. plus his photo i.d. does not match his face. police described the suit wearing man as arab decent. he has tightly curled black hair. >>> san francisco police chief fired back at the public today. he said the video we showed you last night and that led to a drug case being thrown out of court does not show misconduct. continuing coverage tonight from david stevenson. >> reporter: jeff godam this morning fired back at allegations made yesterday by gadachi. >> constantly we're under attack every day by the public defenders office. i'm going to push back. >> reporter: the plain clothed officers are seen on this march 1st video entering an apartment building garage before seizing 8 poun

take a look at jordan tucker who entered the world wednesday tipping the scales at 12.5 pounds. that's the size of an average 4 -month-old. >>> jordan arrived one week after his due date but even the doctors were surprised by just how big he got. >> wow. >>> the pain at the pump is getting worse. the spike in prices we're seeing and the president's effort to get to the bottom of it. >>> and it's easter weekend coming up. there's some green in the radar, we might see some of that for parts of the weekend. i'll let you know what cities. >>> new at 6:00, the san andres fault isn't where you think it is. it's moving. what it means for our area and the ability to predict the next big earthquake. >>> honoring a hero. why it took nearly 70 years to give a local world war ii soldier a proper burial. >>> and hear more from the man who helped organize egypt's uprising. his surprise in being named one of the world's most influential people. ougog t bk. atst fwa. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte, wi cseuidesi hise a de. yr arho, ke sp rwdte, >>> this map shows how ocean currents will carry

tucker, you jump in any time now because it's about your time. we will be pretty much brand up with that. i do think there's another chance of a shower or two later on, but for the most part, wrapping the uprain. temperatures across the region, we have gone up 38 degrees in washington, d.c. 37 at baltimore. 40 in fredricksburg. another cold start to the day. but we will see a moderating trend today. still below normal. but we will take 50 degrees. it's better than the 40s we have been seeing there. is the tenth day in a row that we will see a below normal temperature. and judging by the five-day, it will go ten, 11, 12 days below normal. by monday, 67 degrees, warmer with showers. tuesday, 70 degrees with some thunderstorms. that's a look at what's happening with the weather. and now let's find out what's happening with traffic. >> hey. >>> i'm over here crying because i believed it at first that you're really leaving. >> new york city we were pranking you. -- no, we were pranking you. >> can i get his office? i was writing a note, forget it, tha

tucker and climber admitted to spray painting the outside of pizza orgasmica.yler was manager of pizza planet. they could still be required to pay restitution. they are scheduled for sentencing in may. >>> bay area gas prices continue to climb well above the national average. with the summer driving season in the horizon. prices are only expected to keep going on. carol han tells us how lawmakers are brainstorming ways to keep that from happening. >> reporter: it's gas prices deja vu lawmakers are trying to prevent. it costs consumers $4 million a day thanks to among other things increased prices for goods and services. members of congress called in these experts to offer solutions, the u.s. chamber of commerce called for more drilling. >> but americans have an opportunity to be more efficient. conserve more, no doubt. but you can't conserve you way out of this. we need more supply. >> reporter: we're not sure right now if prices are skyrocketing because of energy speculation. unless congress puts back funding for the trading commission or cftc, the group says

> the terminal will be home for american airlines and virgin american and a second home to george tucker. >> after a long flight to watch through and refresh yourself before you step out into the cruel world. >> nbc bay area news. >> coming up later, we will show you virgin airlines ceo sir richard branson's new project, spaceship two, the futuristic air stop that made a stop at sfo today. we will have a closer look. >> business and arts group are warming up to the idea of setting up shop in the central market district. the mayor took a tour of the run down area around sixth street and announced the latest successful recruit to the newer home. >> another one of our very good arts programs will be establishing their new headquarters right across the street here in this green building. >> that are green building is at 955 market street. twitter announced plans to locate at ninth and market along with several restaurants and arts organizations. there will be a collaboration between city residents and arts to bring jobs and a vibrant new destination. >> one out of eight californians are out

sophie tucker was son i can't kalish. edward g. robinson, emmanuel goldenberg.like the mowing you wills who started hollywood's biggest movie studios, entertainment was a place to excel. >> it was very hard for a jew maybe to become a lawyer or a doctor in the 1920s because of entrenched social anti-semitism. hollywood was an upstart industry that provided a great opportunity. >> reporter: there was also the opportunity to be funny. >> yes? >> we've come to make up your room. >> are those my hard boiled eggs. >> i can't tell until they get in the room. come on in, girls and leave all hope behind. >> comedians like the marx brothers, milton berle and george burns flourished here. >> jerry, it's our sense of humor that sustained us as a people for 3,000 years. >> 5,000. >> 5,000, even better. >> it wasn't until this country that jewish people really had a place where they could thrive in safety and really do their thing. whatever that is. >> reporter: the museum focuses not only on the high achievers among american jews but also on every day people relishing the j

with that, marc tucker bird is going to moderate the discussion is going toker bberg moderate the discussiond the world use facebook to share a lot of things. things about their day, their family, their kids, and views on things like politics. more and more, many government officials and candidates and folks are also using facebook to share their views with the people following them. sorry, i am kind of nervous. the president of the united states is here. [cheers and applause] so, it has never been as easy in the history of the world to have people exercise their freedom of speech. but it is good to complement that on-line dialogue with face time as well. what better way to do that than by having a facebook live q&a with the president? it is our honor to welcome to facebook the president of the united states, barack obama. [applause] [cheers & applause] [cheers & applause] >> well, thank you facebook, for hosting this, first of all. [applause] [applause] my name is barack obama and i got mark to wear a jacket and a tie. [applause] thank you. i am very proud of that. >> second time. [laughter