four out of five top teams hooped it up at the united center. aka the house that jordan built.entucky with the freshman against the michigan stakes. sparks on fire, scorings the first 10. maybe the newbies for the wildcats were nervous. michigan state took advantages, up by 12 at the half. after the break kentucky's july yin randall went use. with a game-high 27 in the second half. that's special. n eventually tying up at 66. down the stretch the senior drained money. number 2 michigan state holds off uhuru kenyatta. in the night cap it was about the new kids on the block. wiggins on the left, and park on the right. >> 5, kansas tidied things up. barker, who grew up near chicago showed off what he had. duke down 72-71. parker comes up - clutch, crunch time. andrew wigan - can you say rop chop j-hop. this is why there are over 50 nba scalps on hand. >> as for the guys - lebron james is not happy heading into the game against milwaukee. the heat have been sleepwalking on defense. when lebron talks and says, "pick it up on d people", everyone listens. miami - with a bunch of easy

just the second game for the bulls at the united center, where they recorded their 'other' win.hey led wire to wire.....and a huge night for luol deng. in the first, the steal, the layup and foul for luol....the bulls led 30-18 after one. now in the third....another steal for deng...and the basket over utah's gordon hayward and the foul. deng just missed a triple double....19 points, 11 rebounds.....9 assists. ..in the 4th....its kirk hinrich on the pick and roll to taj gibson.....for the slam... the bulls win their 2nd...97- 73.... i fought the first quarter was terrific. i thought that set the tone for the game. our starters make sure that the group functioned well together and that was a big plus for us. opening night in college basketball....at the gentile center, loyola hosting milwaukee....cody johnson hits the three from the top of the key......the ramblers win their opener 76-72.... notre dame also a winner over miami, ohio. opening night in champaign. illinois hosting alabama state. and a good start for the illini. first half, it's rayvonte rice on the drive, and draws

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he was back at the united center as the bulls hosted the nicks. it was a triumphant return, hitting a basket with 6 seconds remaining giving the bulls an 82-81 win. >> in hockey semon varlamov was released from gaol after his arrest on suspicion of second degree kidnapping and third degree assault after allegedly kicking his girl in the chest and dragging her by the hair. semon varlamov with 1.76 goals has been allowed to travel with the team for the friday night game in dallas. >> five weeks after a second arrest on suspicion of drunken driving alden smith is back on the 49ers roster. he was released from a drug treatment center this week is expected to play on november 10 november 10th against the karolina panthers. >> the israeli army may have launched a military strike inside syria's borders. if true it's a major develop as the regime indicates it's destroyed equipment it used to make chemical weapons. that's next. s >>> good evening, everyone. welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. here is a look at the headlin

the only into prostitution in order to survive financially people in prostitution show that the united center. it's nice to listen to escape prosecution. to say. use of physical abuse and child. may be and then do it again. so on. the six men are accurate we are not in any situation or say it's not new to me it's not that many a times more dangerous the central role in the investigation of his laughter. we see is that clients have to be able to find women in prostitution so even in its crib there are laws against it. i'm so it's nice to have usually the internet or in newspapers or on the streets in so saying that goes underground and that is corroborated by empirical evidence that the bill is going to hear of it. making as private as well and as most women even though this tiny nine hundred women in prostitution. he also showed that close to the stress disorder symptoms of pain that lasted into it now. seeking treatment. this population is upright since no one is the incidents prior to this it's the only notification of the very section of the world. these too bad he is a chance. it's also b

i'm sure this incubation center south of the bridge between japan and the united states, of course, it's atkins the center for the incubation and san francisco has the ability many in aspects to attract young vibrant and innovative minded like digital garage i see inc. we're very much looking forward to seeing more and more japan companies entering into market and u.s. company coming to japan country. innovation takes place where people make face to face interaction and expand their network. it's my sincere hope this incubation center south of catalyst is forcing more and more subcontractor and this center about facility more gross for the bay area and japanese company in the future. congratulations for this grand opening of this incubation center in san francisco. thank you very much (clapping.) okay. we will be moving on to a special ceremony in which digital garage will be presenting 3 donation checks to 3 companies that were mentioned. first of all, i want to get the participants up on stage. mr. mayor ed lee as well as supervisor kim and the japanese gentleman as well as of the repr

the san francisco filipino cultural center will be on mission street and promote unit within the filipino community by exemplifying the diverse members through inclusive programming. the center will aim to a enrich the lives by providing a space to cultural the arts. the center will be working with the filipino community and other groups to develop the appreciation of the vibrant cultural of filipinos and it's neighborhood. at this time i want don to join me as we honor you in the cultural center in san francisco. (clapping) i want to have all the board members come up, please. >> thank you, very much and i'm honored. the board and the people have been working on the cultural center are thrilled to be at this point. in 2003 there was a town hall meeting at december i didn't carmichael we talked about how to improve the community south of market and one of the points that came out of the discussion was to institute listed the contribution of the filipino community in san francisco and the bay area. and so 10 years ago we are started out at the it was supposed to be on top of bloomingdales.

ted rowlands is at the united airline operation center in chicago. where they're directing a lot of this traffic around the country. ted, major wrench in holiday air travel. i imagine it's busy where you are today. >> slew, jim. as you can imagine, all hands on deck. this is a fascinating facility. you don't think about it when you're just traveling 1300 people work here. we're in the sears tower, the willis tower on the 27th floor. it's a 24/7 operation. of course, all hands on deck on a day like today, one of the busiest travel days of the year. they're tracking every united flight in the air. there's a map up here. all the planes obviously are planes in the air, most of the action, most of the concentration has been on the eastern seaboard because of the weather issues. but so far so good. only about 30 flights were canceled today. and by and large, most passengers, there have been delays but most passengers have been able to get where they are going whether it's grandma's house or someone else. this is jim deyoung, operations manager. good news.

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. >> reporter: we are in the united command center, what an awesome operation here. u're traveling by air, you're not alone. this is all of the united flights up in the air right now. talk a look at this. this is a taxi monitor, these are people that are trapped on the tarmac. you think my fwogosh they've forgotten about us. they haven't. there are deicing problems in houston, figuring it out. alex marin is senior vice president, bottom line will people get home for thanksgiving? >> you bet, ted. we're in great shape despite a little bit of weather from mother nature, we are looking good to get our 400,000 travelers home for thanksgiving. >> reporter: big problems carolen othe east coast but you heard it from alex, they're getting home for thanksgiving. >> she has a lot of hope, i like that, glass half full. hope she's right. >>> even if you plan on staying at home and kicking pack on the couch, this nasty weather system could muck thunings up. strong winds could mean grounded balloons for tomorrow's macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city which is bound to di

what about the eu handled this to get nice calculate by linking any deals for the release of units in the center. well i don't think there was a good idea but i don't think it was a decisive factor the decisive factor was the needed dire state of the ukrainian economy and also the combination of threats and offers coming from russia. ccs students thank you very much. more so now the city has seen the final day the un climate conference and is two years of struggling to read some common ground. analysts knew that now she is a two week conference may not still in editing tool. and as an environmentalist activists in a walled town to the school on thursday to protest against the law protects those costs installed on two main issues one country to present their targets were curbing carbon emissions and the funding for poor countries struggling with extreme one negotiators from nearly two hundred countries had come to warsaw to lay the foundations for a new global climate treaty international leaders want to see all the new international agreement by twenty fifty. many had hoped attendees at this yea

he worked with the united players and republican sun's center. which is funded by the stabilization funds brought by many of you to build basic skills to prepare people for work and to support small businesses in consulting. when ray presented his photo exhibition in my. he said that when people walked into my office when others elected department heads and folks that are morphs and sharks he wanted them to see who we were serving everyday. ray that's story teller and an amazing young individual and man thank you so much for everything that you do >> (clapping) >> hi, i just ask for 30 seconds or a mini want to read something. this means a lot to me. is this working? for as long as i can remember my mother instilled hard work and selfishness and most importantly culture. earlier this year for the first time in my life i moved broad and explored a new world and discovered when i am and why i am. i realized my deepest avenue missions first, i'm filipino born in raised in manila and second that i'm san franciscan. district 6 south of market sixth st

. >> sarita daftary heads up the market, started ten years ago by the nonprofit united community centersit's been a welcome source of pride and nutrients in a tough neighborhood better known for its crime stats than its crop yields. >> food that comes from the ground that is in its most whole form is much better for you than food that's processed, or packaged. and food that's grown by small scale farmers, and especially organic farmers, tends to be more nutritious. >> some of the freshest vegetables here were picked just hours ago from land a few short blocks away. jeanette ware has been gardening here for the past two years. >> we're going to be harvesting some herbs, some oregano, some collard greens. some string beans and some beets. >> jeanette and her husband james start each day in the dirt. >> it's fun. it's hard, but it's fun. it gets your back hurting, but it's good for your heart and it's a good feeling. you are digging in the natural earth and you are producing something for everybody to enjoy and be healthy. these are hot. you want some? these are 12 for a dollar. >> for the

united states. this redistribution center outside of denver is where the warriors warehouse collects donations. >> we have meat product we purchase and hand out to our families. we give a month's worth of food. volunteers are vietnam vets, who know what it's like to come home with a broken spirit. >> every day we do this we find more guys in need of help. >> it'll be worse, because they are coming --. >> $2.8 million in donations last year, it's hard to keep up with the demand. >> we start out with this many, the first six months, and it's grown to almost double. >> the warriors warehouse is open to struggling stateside soldiers below the rank of sergeant, making less than $30,000. kelly has not forgotten those far away on the front lines. >> there's no space in this room. it's mobbed with 1700 gift boxes donated from a local church. all will be packed up and shipped to troops overseas. >> i'm passionate to make sure that these guys give enough freedom that we give it back to them. they are americans, and they are my heroes. >> as americans prepare to show their gratitude, the servicemen and women ca

necessary for the development of the senior housing project, which includes 1212 -- 121 units and a ground floor senior center which will serve the residents of the building and the larger community. the approval process for this much needed housing development began approximately three years ago, although the idea was more than a decade ago. when in september 2010, the redevelopment agency commission authorized the purpose of 5800 third street. shortly thereafter in january the commission approved an initial predevelopment loan of $684,000. there was a subsequent predevelopment loan allocation of $3.2 million approved by the loan committee. in february 2013 the over sight approved $20 million for the carol avenue development as part of 1314a. and as a note, last week the developer learned that their applications for funding to the state were received, accepted and approved. quickly i just wanted to show you a site map to point out 5800 third street housing will be in relationship. it's lot 3. lot 2 will be family house that will be developed sometime in the next year and on lot 1, that is facing third street

. >>> and the new world trade center tower here in new york is officially the tallest skyscraper in the unitedtes. one world trade center rises 1,776 feet high from ground zero, including a 408-foot needle on top. the council on tall buildings and urban habitat concluded the needle is part of the building making it taller than chicago's willis tower. >>> and a painting by the british artist francis bacon sold at auction for $142 million. that makes three studies of lucian freud the most expensive piece of art ever sold at auction. the painting features bacon's friend and was sold last night in new york. the previous record for an auctioned painting was $120 million for edward munch, "the scream." >>> straight ahead, your weather, and in sports, the major league baseball mulling big changes to the sport next season. major league baseball mulling big changes to the sport next season. oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving c

united states. that according to the pew research center. number ofthe catholics in united states as is theworldwide, what influence of the catholic church in the united states as it currently stands? guest: the historic, deep religiosity and focus on family which is in the latin culture is a huge opportunity for the church and a huge opportunity for our country to reinforce our dedication on the sounding principles of human dignity, religious freedom, family, and willingness to oppose the state when it encroaches. 11 people that i know i'm a which is many of them -- the latin people that i know, which is many of them, are vigorous in defending their individual rights and liberty and those of their family against government encroachment. host: a viewer is asking you about the poetic position -- diplomatic position. guest: the vatican is signatory to most important international agreements. their unofficial observer at the u.n. u.n.rent constituent agencies, including agricultural organizations in rome. a starkly, they have signed some of the

the ucla breast center, a unit of the jonsson cancer center, specializes in treating and counseling women at high risk for breast cancer. experts from a variety of fields work with patients. a nurse practitioner takes the patient's history... a nutritionist with a special interest in breast cancer talks about the role good nutrition plays in combatting the disease. an exercise specialist introduces the idea of regular exercise and strength training. patients also learn the proper way to perform a self-breast exam. if you felt down in here, you'd feel this just like a marble, only it's usually jagged. and it's very, very hard. the ones that move around usually are benign. the ones that are fixed in the skin are usually malignant. the oone of the team members usually is a psychologist who will then go in and actually do a pretty detailed psychological consultation, talking about her individual perception of her risk, her relationship to the members of her family who may have had breast cancer, how she dealt with that, particularly if that member of the family had died from the disease. the

the san francisco filipino cultural center will be on mission street and promote unit within the filipinoplifying the diverse members through inclusive programming. the center will aim to a enrich the lives by providing a space to cultural the arts. the center will be working with the filipino community and other groups to develop the appreciation of the vibrant cultural of filipinos and it's neighborhood. at this time i want don to join me as we honor you in the cultural center in san francisco. (clapping) i want to have all the board members

. >>> princeton decided to offer a meningitis vaccine not yet offered in the united states. the centers for disease control and prevention recommended offering a vaccine approved in england and australia but not approved here. the vaccine will be available to under grads and grad students living on the princetle campus and to -- princeton campus and to staff members. >>> new research suggesting long term use of birth control pills doubles the risk of glucoma. more studies are needed but women taken the pill should get regular eye exams. >>> there may be answers to come of the questions, we talk to the husband of the woman who was shot. >> a greeting for toronto's mayor. the admitted drug user is defiant about staying on the job and making plans for his future. >> i showed you the rain forecast for tomorrow. when i come back i will have the afternoon commute and how that will impact more of the bay area. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the

this is united's o'hare airport command center, the busiest time of the year.ver all tonight there are 7200 flights in the air. in atlanta one in three flights was delayed today. there is another map they're interested in in chicago. it's that map sam showed you, the weather map and the storm which could cause huge airline delays. worried about the weather passengers are hitting airports early, but in some cases even that is not enough. >> i actually had a job interview in little rock and i got stuck in houston last night because my flight from little rock was delayed. >> reporter: that's just the start. tomorrow 2.4 million people will fly, the second busiest day of the year, that is if they can fly. the east coast storm could cancel or delay flights. for airlines, the pressure is on. >> does it get any bigger than thanksgiving? >> i would say the combination of thanksgiving and christmas is indeed our super bowl, our chance to shine. >> good job. >> reporter: we joint this united crew as they turned around this 737 in less than an hour and a half, cleaning, r

they're shipped to distribution centers in western united states the company recalling 180,000 pounds of the ready to eat products with fully cooked chicken or ham. 26 people in three states have become sick. the company says it's working to determine the cause of the contamination and help customers retrieve products. the items sold under the names delish and trader joe's. products made between september 23rd and november 6th. so check your refrigerator the recall covering 16 items sold at different stores. for a list go to our web site and click on see it on tv. emeryville baby food maker plum organics issued a recall for comblinls of products because it fears the food could get spoiled including baby stage two, tots mish mash and kids lines. look for best buy dates from august 5th to december 8th of 2014. the company says they're working to fix a manufacturing defect with packaging. it could cause pouchs to become spoiled. >> today is veteran's day a cross the bay area americans paying tribute. in sunset screw nearly six dozen boy scouts put flags on the grave stones of military me