at this breakdown is based upon usf's map. sorry. basically, what it shows is there is a portion of the field where the change in grade is 3 inches or less. that is about 89 feet. thirionto edges 1 foot changing grade 47 feet. and up to 2.5 feet change in grade it. you'll only looking at about 20% of the field. in my response to usf's brief, i wanted to point out, one of the alternatives i am asking to consider is those areas of the fence where you could move the fence without affecting the retaining wall or without having the change in grade, at the very least that should be commissioner peterson: did you make any of these suggestions directly to usf? >> the original complaint, i sent to usf. i spoke to the assistant vp by chance. the was a settlement proposal to usf. it said the neighborhood is 9 feet on average setback. if you move the fence 3 feet, you would still need an encroachment, but you would have a sidewalk that is consistent with the rest of the neighborhood. i even went further and said to mr. london there is a retainin

the baseball field itself is entirely on usf property. at the encroachment is on this small strip between the sidewalk and edge of the baseball field that is shown at the top of that drawing. this is a survey that shows the lengths of the entire encroachment. in historic fact, this property was actually originally dedicated by the university of san francisco to the city to make the golden gate avenue right of way. as we look closer to give you a better look at that survey, this shows clearly the chain link fence, the outfield fence, the left-field fence out of the baseball field is on usf property as is the high netting installed to protect from fly balls. and the encroachment area of this 6 foot strip is a second chain link fence and some landscaping. this is a photograph that shows just the sidewalk in front of the encouragement. -- in front of the encroachment. this is the sidewalk looking east. but the encroachment is this fence and the vines that were planted by usf to help screen the baseball field from the view of the right of way

i formerly taught finance at usf at my daughter attended usf for one semester. this will in no way influenced me in determining this case. >> calling item 7, appeal number 10-126, richard rabbitt vs. dpw. it is a protest at of issuance on october 29, 2010 to the university of san francisco a minor sidewalk encroachment permit, a chain fence and retaining wall encroaching 6 feet onto the sidewalk right of way for a distance of the 389 feet. permit number 10mse-0373. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners, for this opportunity to speak to you. at that congratulate president goh and the vice president garcia on their appointments. this concerns the encroachment that in clauses 50% of the public right of way. -- that encloses 50% of the public right of way. as you can see from this drawing, but the area and blew it is all of the other sidewalks and landscaping on golden gate avenue. all of those areas either have -- in total, there is the six- foot sidewalk, 3 feet of landscaping, so there is 9 feet. this area is unusual and there is only 6 feet. in terms of the

he drafted a bill in the converse with former congressman rick boucher to usf and he recently told me he was looking for a space partner to work with him in the 100th congress. do you see any likely democrats the would work with him on that? and if not, do you see the sec acting and do they have the authority to do what needs to be done on their own? >> i understand the democrats are still organizing their subcommittee leadership. i don't know who's going to sort of take those roles but there are plenty of democratic members who might be interested because it is an important issue and particularly as the fund may move to cover a broadband so i think there is a number of members who might step up to do that, but so, it is an issue and what was the second? >> the sec, could they ask -- >> yes, they stated they have authority to reform the fund and the language in the act was fairly broad to give them power to amend for the services. >> what they see enacting -- >> i do think in fact they are going to act one piece of it in february it's already on their agenda. estimate a question for b

if it is very burdensome on usf, i might not be for it. if it is good to capture a linear foot, 25 linear feet, i don't think it would be worth it. but to have that information before us would be very worthwhile. i am in favor of assuming that is what the other commissioner would want. i would be in favor of continuance so we can have that additional information. defense is pretty much a straight line. it could be a design issue. i would welcome knowing more things about this. also, mr. o'brien, i think mr. rabbitt has set standards. anyone in the community -- i would have standards and i live miles away from usf. to say he does not have due process or the right to pursue his issues because he opted out of some arrangement -- i do not think you intend to make that statement. president goh: i agree to having a continuance to flesh some of this out. i don't think anyone is harmed if we have a hearing later, if it is not a midnight hearing. vice president garcia: we are placing the burden, i guess, if the motion passes, on dpw. commissioner p

and i'm sure you'll find it over issues such as usf reform and that kind of thing too. but we'll see. i think that, again, over these consumer issues, you know, like privacy you're apt to see, you know, a bit more coming together andal on issues, like i said, you know, in the blog where there are money issues where it looks like money can come into the treasury. you're going to see a lot of iofrerat cooperation from a lot of different places. >> host: coming from the d side of the aisle as you do, were you relieved when fred upton became chairman of the house energy and commerce committee? [laughter] >> guest: what a question. i, i do think that he was a good candidate for it. i wouldn't put it up as relief. i, i'm, i think, i'm glad to, that he's the chairman. i'm glad that congressman walden will also be there. i think that he has a lot of good insight. i think that these -- the important thing is for these committees and subcommittees to be held by people who have some kind of understanding of these highly-tentacled areas. i think that helps everyone come to consensu

but usf knocks off gonzaga in a thriller, 96-91. >> saint mary's traveling to vanderbilt. miss but the acrobatic finish. gaels up 16-11. in the second half. saint mary's winning streak is over. >> santa clara fresh off the upset, atle portland. broncos up six. second half, foster, 19 points today. santa clare a wins. pac-10 play, cal visiting usc. bears up 10. but the trojans recall y. smith, one of his eight treys. then camps driving, spinning, scoring, cal goes up six. with two seconds left, sc down two, but the shot is off the mark. cal gets a big road win. >>> stanford and ucla from westwood. the cardinal have lost 8-10 against the bruins. cardinal led by as many as 14 in the first half. the bruins close the half on an 18-5 run. honey cut, three of his 16. browns pull away in the second half. jones, crossover, finishing and foul. ucla gets the win. >>> first saturday of the aussie open, roger federer trying to end the run of rafa nadal. federer with the big serve, takes the set. then in the fourth, federer putting the match away. big forehand followed by the volume y.

as usf upset gonzaga for a second straight year. the final, 96-91. they are partying on the hilltop tonight. >>> willie mays and buster posey were in new york showing off the world series hardware. many fans came to celebrate. some will remember when the giants left the big apple in 1957 and headed west. mays and giants management were also on hand to celebrate posey's rookie of the year award. >> i wanted to jump in, but i didn't. beautiful. >> anytime. >> thanks for joining us in the bay area at 11:00. "saturday night live" is up next. >> happy birthday. >> thank you very much. >>> announcer: and now, a message from the president of the united states. >>> uh -- good evening, my fellow americans.

if you look at the three photos usf submitted in their brief and you looked at this, they all show a six-foot sidewalks. the impression is they it are only 6 foot sidewalks in the area. this is my brief it in exhibit to the original brief, i tried to honestly show where the streets were and note there are 9 ft. sidewalks and 12 ft sidewalks. i was trying to give a complete picture. commissioner peterson: is your argument that the damage to the public is processed? >> thank you, my argument is both. in this process, because i think one of the things that was of concern to me, just as a member of the public, i like to know when government agencies make decisions that they have the facts and that they may the decisions with proper code revisions. i think that is a minute -- i think that is good for the

elsewhere in the wcc, usf visiting san diego. williams for two usf up 4.me away away a three from the corner. dons win by ten. the raiders will not renew john marshal's contract. >> terry: the whistle just blew. that's its forrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr i have fallen in love with making bird houses. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible crow. here are some things that i'll make as little portals. honestly, i'd love to do this for the rest of my life so i've got to take care of my heart. for me, cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] got something you'll love to keep doing? take care of your heart. you can start with cheerios. the natural whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. brrrbb... makes you feel ageless. [ male announcer ] it's time. love your heart so you can do what you love. cheerios. [ bob ] squak.

we have at least one alum from usf sitting on lafco. it makes sense he would be helping us. is there any member of the public who would like to speak on this item? >> real quickly, jason, and i hope i am not busting you out, but that printing company, i'm hoping their union shop. if they're not, i wanted to propose another company we could look for for the next gift certificate. we use a printer in the bayview that uses 100% wind power to power of their printing. we have used them for our report we did on local hiring with chinese affirmative action. they are great. it is probably a union shop. >> i don't officially know if they are union. it is not a print shop you're thinking of, where they do mass of printing. it is individually owned. they have a lab. use it on your own and print your photos to their printers. it is not a photo printing process you are thinking of. it is an independent, a different situation. >> these guys are good for large and small. they're great outfit down there. i just really liked them. i don't know if this is legit to do. union shop, 100% wind-po

steven zunes - usf - that's tonight's good question. names are synonymous with 6 terror but there are many difference. >> al queda is a network of underground terror cells led bio zama bin laden mostly arabs from the peninsula which for a time found sanctuary in afghanistan when they ruled that country. >> steve junes. >> there is now a pakistani taliban as well that grew out of refugee cam camps in pakistan where they lived during the soviet occupation and wars there. >> he says both groups have a strong islamist orientation although neither is considered mainstream. >> most muslims would tell you it's a very cull tissue interpretation of islam to be sure. >> another difference says the sal eye ban has never attacked the united states outside of afghanistan or the border regions of pakistan, focusing more on try balance issues and concerns among the pashtun people. >> where as al-qaeda is kind of murder incorporated. they are the folks that really have a fanatical anti-american agenda, they are apocalyptic and they are ideology, genoci

usf stretches it out to win 74- 67.oth teams barely over 500 overall but usf gets the conference season off to a good start. >>> the bay area team to pay attention to this year probably st. mary's. trying for the southern california sweep. mcconnel to walker for the jam. st. mary's scored early. matthew with 13 of his 17. they cruise 75-60. 14-2 overall. >> both bay area women's pack ten teams were big winners over arizona schools. stanford extended its home winning streak to 54 straight with an 82-35 wipeout of arizona state. cal is a 20 point winner over arizona. >>> the 49ers have landed the big one. but the coaching carousel isn't shift your weight forward onto the left foot. take the right leg up, holding the inner arch of the foot... introducing instant action alerts, only from chase. left arm up... manage your account and help avoid overdrafts with a click of a button. just reply to the alert with how much you want to transfer. inhale, all the way up... so you always stay in balance. ...to crescent pose. chase wh

i cannot see it being good for the university of san francisco , for the faculty of usf think of those college students had, those parents and other leaders in all the districts and how this will affect everyone. it would be across and it would be because my personal experience. on we had a listening audience at least with my show which includes members of law enforcement, teacher on the left, people on the right, etc.. the students are involved and to not receive enough encouragement in from the current leadership. and there is a diminishment of the resources of the public airwaves. -- >> there is a diminishing of the resources of the public airwaves. they had always wanted to move -- i had always wanted to move to san francisco as it represented my values. when i got a postcard, it made me think there is a reason i can move to san francisco. for the past 19 years, i have been a volunteer at kusf. a large part of my identity is greatly influx. basically, i wanted to come here and express how important this community resources not only to the city of san francisco but to the world at l

obama talks a lot about the future tonight, that's something that is definitely on the minds of some usftudents. we'll have a live report. >>> remember for all the hits we've taken these last few years, for all the nay sayers predicting our decline, america still has the largest most prosperous economy in the world. >>> we have more reaction now to the president's state of the union address. tonight ktvu's ken wayne listened to the speech with a group of bay area college students. ken is live now with how some of them were surprised by what the president included while others were surprised by what he left out, ken -- >> reporter: frank, the university of san francisco is a private jesuit school but even among some of the more conservative students, the president's speech got mostly a favorable review. about 75 students gathered in the university center to hear the president's remarks. education is something that's on their minds and they looked what he had to say. >> as students in the university we know what it's like to take on a debt to become educated so we can go on and work in the

bruce wydick/economist a usf 23:13 el desarrollo de china y de la india cuando un pais se esta desarrollando ganancias estan aumentando en los lugares demandan mas carne, pueden comer mas carne hasta seis por ciento puede subir la carne de res este ano y la de cerdo once por ciento segun este economista. es lo que menos necesitan restaurantes y negocios, en medio de un alto desempleo. 13:53 antes compraban dos, tres libras, ahora compran ahora ya compran no mas una y media, una libra miguel garcia/taqueria la corneta 1:05 la gente no quiere salir a comer no quiere salir a la calle y estas cosas que estan subiendo hoy en dia 1:15 pilar nino 6:15 y justamente por esta situacion segun una reciente encuesta, 60 por ciento de los operadores de restaurante en los estados unidos, subiran los precios en los menus este ano 1:34 mi jefe quiere que se mantengan los precios esperemos que sea algo que sea pasajero que no dure bastante 1:43 ademas de la carne, los huevos y la mantequilla podrian sufrir fuertes incrementos. cu ---gracis pilar. ---una noticia que ha acaparado la atencion de todos, es el cas

obama talks a lot about the future tonight, that's something that is definitely on the minds of some usftudents. we'll have a live report. >>> and police pursuit ends in a deadly crash. how a woman who spotted her own stolen car triggered it all. >>> remember for all the hits we've taken these last few years, for all the nay sayers predicting our decline, america still has the largest most prosperous economy in the world. >>> we have more reaction now to the president's state of the union address. tonight ktvu's ken wayne listened to the speech with a group of bay area college students. ken is live now with how some of them were surprised by what the president included while others were surprised by what he left out, ken -- >> reporter: frank, the university of san francisco is a private jesuit school but even among some of the more conservative students, the president's speech got mostly a favorable review. about 75 students gathered in the university center to hear the president's remarks. education is something that's on their minds and they looked what he had to say. >> as students i

elsewhere, usf visiting san diego. exploding through the lane for two. 54-50, usf. rashad green putting the game away, had he go on to win it 65-55. raiders will not renew john marshalls contract. two more n.f.l. games set for today. we'll have that for you tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next, at 9:30, being california governor. arnold schwarzenegger tells the world what he could have made if he continued his acting career. >> you got wounded, too. >> giffords aide returns to@Ñ@ÑÑ >>> welcome back. the father of the youngest victim of the tucson shooting says the family has donated some of nine-year-old christina green's officer begins to help another child. this week traveled there for a townhall meeting for a shared look at the tragedy. host christiane ammanpour begin the conversation. >> the nine-year-old christina tailor green? >> she wanted to tell a little girl something she felt something impossible in her generation by introducing her to gabby and let her know that opportunity was there for her, too. it was just a perfect event for that to do that.

usf and st. marries. the best player, 19 tonight. as you see him work his thing. they kept it close. first half blackwell and st. mary's lead, 5-9 points, 10 points. but then talent prevails. mcconal can shoot like a nba guy. 7-10. 71-57 st. marries. santa clara beat san diego. stanford upset washington. cal is a winner or washington state. been a while since the sharks been in trouble. they come in having lost five in a row. forcing todd to drink. ryan taking out the losing streak on an opponent. 1-0 edmonton. 2-0 oilers. from there it's the same story. is this -- he says you approach 50 games you find out what type of team you have. maybe they are not going to turn it around. >> there is a lot of hockey to play. >> pam is e-mailing a friend in michigan. how are the wings? do you have to e-mail? >> you don't know what i am doing and it's none of your business. >> the guys tonight, singers, they will be at -- pam -- [ talking at the same time ] you look like you are tall. anyway. that's my insecurity. i hate to look like a short man on news, especially when you ta

as pam said for, the first time in 16 years, gaels win, they are 18-3, 6-0 in the conference, usf is 5-1 as they win. santa clara won tonight. cal wins and oregon dumps stanford for the first time in 25 years. as always, best team in the bay area, pam, i know it's supposed to be cool, but looks like she enjoys it. genet puts stanford up by 29 points. peterson going back, one of the top four teams in america and they roll tonight 91-56. they are 17-2, 8-2 in the pac 10. the former laker coast, is now the coach at oregon. tennessee, jeff fisher was the longest coach in the nfl till today. after 16 years he and the titans part ways. a little surprise because the word had been it was young or fisher to go. they had a power struggle there. young the quarterback was let go, but today there goes fisher as well. andy reid coached for 12 seasons in philadelphia, he is the longest tenured coach. the latest out of the pro bowl. nommy is a victim of a sprained ankle, he will not play sunday. peppers, another fine has come down, $10,000 for his hetimate hit on aaron rodgers. funny part is, pepper

elsewhere, usf wins tonight in the pac 10, stanford after a hot start starting to slump.traight at home. sharks starting to make a move. here we go at the canucks. thm to injury in practice. they signed a goalie, jordan white. >> not a good record though. >> okay. canucks had a 1-0 lead. here comes logan and the game is tied at 1. 21st goal of the season. thorton take as stick to the face. he left blood bloody. he is okay. he is all right. we go to a shoot out. his 36th save. andjuredy white didn't have to play but he was on hand. sharks win three in a row after six straight losses. giants take care of business, they avoid arbitration with lopez. they agree, one year deal, $800,000 raise, $2.5 million. he will come in, always good. one left handed batter per game. torres is the only giant without a contract for the coming year but he isn't going anywhere. he is arbitration eligible and the giants are working on something that canned come out tomorrow, he will make over $2 million. he is 32 years of age and terrific as the giants won the world series. tom brady is not read

usf up three. the plus 3 ball. he ties it. we head to overtime. in o. t.yer off the glass and down. he had 18, 91-87 dons. under a minute to go, deja vu. it goes. we're tied at 91 but the final answer, cody driving, the left hand and the foul, 23 for doolen. traveling to scc to visit vanderbilt. high off the glass, he had 18 at st. mary's. 89-70 the final. santa clara fresh off its upset hosting portland. first half michael santos, saw the bin. he converts to his career high 22. broncos up 6. second half kevin foster has 36 points thursday, 19 more yesterday. the step back two drops. 3 and 2 in league play with the 72-59 victory. cal visiting usc, second half. flashing home the triple. he had 12. bears up by the trojans rally. s. c. down just one with under two to play. camp driving, setting and scoring. two of his 19. up six and then two seconds left. it's off the mark. cal gets a big road win, 68-66 their final. stanford and ucla from west wood. lost eight of ten against the pros. josh owens, great look. led by 14 in the first half but the bruins closed

usf as a place and we know where this is. san francisco state has an area. and they have to the below campuses. -- two hong -- two campuses. we know where these are at. this is the only institution that has the ability of the planning department to have the filing of the institutional master plan. and just doing things and after the fact when you catch them, you say that this is the mission in the city. put this on the calendar, with some of the revocations. if you have applications --2295, this is disapproved as withdrawal. >> is there extra public comment? >> my name is david and i am here for the academy of art university. i want to begin, i do want to begin to apologize for dr. stephens, who was not here. and as it was reported to you, has been actively meeting with the department and the staff. having communication several times a month with the director. i want to compliment ms. ha on her report. it was exceptional. the things i want to emphasize today, there was a lot of progress. particularly in the -- draft impact report. a lot of the bay studies ar

usf is come off the best weekend since walters arrived.ack-to-back home court win over portland and gonzaga a. zag king of the west coast conference the past decade. beating them makes a huge statement. the play trailing only st. mary's. >> we are better team this year and people come to the home court we want to be able to get the win. gives us confidence. the about. >> we have talented youngsters. we are very young so you are watching them grow up right in front of your eyes. kind of neat but we have to continue to get better. that's the bottom line. we have accomplished some things but we have just set ourselves up for more responsibility. >>reporter: nba news starting to look like curry ankle problems chronic this year. warriors guard resprained his already sore right ankle. at practice today. remember he missed 8 games early in the season because of the ankle injury. warriors hoping he will be able to go tomorrow night against christmas ball and the hornets. a's resigned the smartest man in baseball. lefty reliever craig one year dail

the usf are off to a very good start. coach walter who recruited him loved what he saw. >> do they really care when they lose that game in some small gym in july? if they do, they're the right type of kids for us. they love to win, they hate to lose. those kids are going to help you win a lot of ball games. >>> jeff fisher out after 16 years with the tennessee titans. fisher the longest tenured coach in the nfl at 16 years but no super bowls. a little bit of a surprise there because early in january, the owner of the titans confirmed he would be back. eventually a little falling out since then. that's the sporting life at the this hour, and come 10:00 we'll have lots of college hoop for you. >>> the disappearance of a man in arizona has friends and family concerned here in the bay area. coming up on news 36 at 7:00, his friends and family are holding out hope for his safe run. that is it for our safe return. thanks for joining us. good night. -- that is it for our report, thanks for joining us. good night.

the win against usf. beat xavier, and then snap uconn's win streak, today, they item off with a win over cal. the jumper. bears up 2-0. that would be cal0s only lead of the game. later in the half. great move. left with a shoulder injury. my favorite player, prom deep. cardinals roll. >> chicago and rams play tonight to determine the final nfc playoff spot. we hear from the niners at 6:00. you wonder why if they would have loosened up with mike singletary, they would have won more games. >> alan: coming up, a new study that sunday what a woman eats that sunday what a woman eats before regular attendadadadadadr today, we gather to recognize the selfless decision of one of the most influential women of our time. the woman who, after having one too many drinks, chose not to drive home buzzed. here today to honor rachel is the family whose lives she spared. >> alan: coming up at 6:00, word has just come in that the governor has reduced the sentences of nunez who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter this

. >>> usf and gonzaga tied at 91. less than 10 seconds, get in the lane for 3-point play and scores 23 points and for the second year in a row dogs beat the zags in overtime. >>> over 14,000 showed up in nashville to see st. marry's winning streak. >>> ucla raised to 14-point deficit to beat stanford. santa clara senior scored a career high 22 points. and finally the winning streak is up to 4 for the sharks. the sharks beat the wild 4-3 and the afc championship game is tomorrow at 3:00 the steelers and the jets. should be phenomenal. >> supposed to be a beautiful de . >> absolutely. >> that's our news at 10:00. the news is always on cbs 5.com and more sports at 11:00. goodnight ,,,,,,,,,, ,, +ññ@@?

they were in action against usf, and this one went into overtime.at 91-91 with seconds left, cody taking care of business. usf goes on to upset gonzaga for a second straight year. the fans rushing the court. party time on the hilltop. the final in this one 96-91. >>> stanford was on the road against ucla at pauley pavilion. after a strong first half, the cardinal starts to unravel. ucla's malcolm lee, three-ball, corner pocket there. the bruins erase a 14-point deficit and went on to beat stanford 68-57. cal was across town taking on usc at the galen center. second half, harper camp had 19 points. he scored 10 of those late in the game. the bears squeaked by the trojans, winning 68-66. >>> baseball. willie mays and giants' catcher buster posey were in new york showing off their world series hardware at the hilton in midtown. many fans came to celebrate, some who remember when the giants left the big apple back in 1957. mays and giant' management were also on hand to celebrate posey's nl rookie of the year award. hard to believe that spring training'

usc bought usf for $3.75 million and kusf will go off the air. >> i have to say we're devastat. not only me, everyone at the station. there's lots of us, lots of volunteers at the station, and everyone is absolutely outraged, devastated, sad. >> kusf superiors say their news are popular with listeners but that they had limited reach and no longer serving the university mission. >> we were surprised and we were happy because we'll be able to use the money for initiatives. >> they'll be operating on the . >> they're not expecting to gety back or a return on investment. they're investing this amount in the bay area to ensure that we preserve classical music in the bay area. >> streaming on the web just aie same. >> it was so important to me to be able to be in touch with the community and with people that listen to us and i'm sure a lot of people out there are also really disappointed. >> kusf will be up on the intert with just a hundred channels and just 100 folks can little to them at a time. the former kusf and folks might be able to have trouble hearing that, but down the road

. >> noah is with usf school of teacher education claims the no child left behind law which pushed science out of the classroom to make room for reading and math. 50 we get to appoint where we're so heavy in reading, literacy, math in the standards and with our expectations on the standardized tests that many things can left behind. >> the obama administration is working on the next version of no child left behind now pending in congress. the hope is that there will be more emphasis placed on science in all nation's schools n san francisco, abc 7 news. >> and our political reporter will be coming this state of the union for us tonight on coffee tv 20 at 9:00 then here at 11:00. we'll be posting the speech along with republican and tea party responses at abc 7 news.com. we'll be right back. >> the city of oakland is reaching out to help keep kids in school and out of trouble. only 35% of oakland african american boys graduate from high school. 35%. tonight is effort to turn the neighborhoods into save havens. >> it's hectic out here. >> furnell johnson knows more about realities of oakland

usf at santa clara, second half action, broncos went on a 9-0 run and they were three balling.his was kevin foster. they would take the lead 66-65. but here come the dons also dialing long distance, mike williams with the triple as usf wins 74-67 in the wcc opener. also stanford women were winners as they extend their win streak to 54 separate games at home. that's it for sports. back to you. >> and we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up next at 7:30 a night club shooting claims the life of a police officer in baltimore. here at home, violence at night clubs in san jose and san francisco too. we'll show you where. and we'll take you to the grid iron where young athletes are helping doctors tackle concussi concussions. i have fallen in love with making bird houses. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible cr. here are some things that i'll make as little portals. honestly, i'd love to do this for the rest of my life so i've got to take care of my heart. for me, cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] got something you'll love to keep d

sharks and predators, usf and st. mary's at 11:00. what an upset by seattle and a great win for pete carroll and his seahawks. >> alan: we'll be back with an update on our top story, the shooting of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. your weigh l. your weigh l. take the right leg up, holding the inner arch of the foot... introducing instant action alerts, only from chase. left arm up... manage your account and help avoid overdrafts with a click of a button. just reply to the alert with how much you want to transfer. inhale, all the way up... so you always stay in balance. ...to crescent pose. chase what matters. just four more times. ♪ >> alan: people are gathering for a memorial in tucson, arizona, after at least 19 people were shot outside a tucson supermarket today, including arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. giffords is in trit cal -- critical condition but is expected to survive. five other people were killed, including a nine-year-old girl and arizona's chief federal judge. president obama called it a tragedy for arizona

starting monday, the university of san francisco's k usf will lose its 90.3 spot on the fm dial. now, it will still broadcast online. take over that fm signal will be kdfc, the san francisco classical music station that will become a listener- supported nonprofit. >> you always feel like oh, i have been betrayed. why me. but the good news is they all get to stay, we kept the group together. >> as for the old 102.1 frequency will it simulcast kfox a classic station for the san jose sharks. i have been listening to 102.1 forever. changes now. >>> apple ended 2010 with a big surge in sales. and that sent apple profits soaring 78% higher than the same quarter a year ago. apple's 1st quarter profit was a record $6 billion on strong holiday demand for ipads, iphones and mac computers. sales were up 71% from the previous year. apple shares are up more than 1% in premarket trading this morning. >>> it's not something you want to hear if you love to shop. and who doesn't? every major retailer in the country expected to raise prices on clothing. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains w