. >> 16-year-old junior jaquan waller was coach lipe's star running back. >> he was very athletic, he was quick. a great smile. good attitude. >> amazing football player. fastest guy on the field. >> zach rogers was a teammate and a friend. he was there when it all began. >> get in! >> and he came through, our middle linebacker hit him straight on. >> did you think, that was a hard hit? >> we all said, oh, that was a good hit. you could just tell, he was shaking cobwebs out of his head, just one of those plays where you know he got his bell rung. the coach just came over and looked at him and they carried him off the field to get checked. and make sure everything was all right. >> our trainer at the time, he wasn't even on location for some of those practices because of other obligations with other fall sports. >> not having an athletic trainer there is not unusual. fewer than half of high schools in the united states have a certified athletic trainer on the field. many, like rose, actually have first responders who are trained in first aid only, not a certified athletic trainer educa

and i want to thank both waller and my mayor from -- for being here. i saw if -- i know that nobody expected me to talk about agriculture. and i want planning on it, but i couldn't help it, lirich listen the -- georgia is the garden state. people don't think of us that way, but we're also the dense cultural production and land over the years because of housing that's gobbles it up and the development that's gobbles. the whole concept of jersey fresh, which has been pronoted in our state and the idea of trying to have local farmers produce things at small farm markets that exist in a lot of our cities and we can't get enough of it. in fact, for many of the urban areas, it's not just an issue of dietary point of view. as you know, our first lady has been concerned about obesity. part of the issue is trying to get fresh prukts and the urban areas. so in a lot of urban areas, we have a farmers' thing. i don't even have a single farm in my zriblgt that i'm aware of, when is not only the state university but the new jersey. we've done a lot to promote jersey

. >> we send people to the dry waller the carpenters and the plummers. >> we are conscious who we give a job referral to. >> we look at the skills part as far as hayou do with a hammer and nail there are other components to be able to be a team player. be able to take directs and be precise and punctual things like this you need to help you keep your jobs. >> we will looking at the interviews today and doing the critiquing from the papers. >> i was thinking last week we were talking ask that was so much thinking going on about the interview and how i was going to do it. >> i feel like, me, as an african-american woman and older woman with children i feel i have to set an example. a lot of people don't know how to deal with anger and conflicts. the kids here look up to me. if i do something and don't set an example then they are going to follow. since i've been a positive roll model, coming to school everyday. some of those kids pick up on that and i see the improvement in them. >> one thing that i knew but the class helped reinstate is that you have to check yourself. we are all grown

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this researcher now, steven waller, says these stones were created to give the special sound phenomenonly ancient people had this myth about echoes being spirits in rocks. he says this formation was used to create this kind of illusion that people would take like two pipers would play music surrounding the rocks, and it would create this interference kind of pattern. the sound waves would clash with each other and give off louder and softer noises depending on your location. i mean, it's something we've experienced, kind of an echoey sort of thing. he said that they would basically have these piper shows, and it would give this unusual type of magic aal sound illusion that nobody had heard before. >> that's still really cool, though. >> it is cool. >> apparently the scientific community is iffy on believing that or not. go ahead and be the judge for yourself. >> ooer other peoppeople on twi laughing because i want a milky way. you want to know my guilty pressure, the thing i do bh i'm tired and go home. i have a snickers bar -- there's nothing like a snicker bar, plain lay's potatoes an

take some time out of his day to write a few hundred word acceptance speech over unfortunately for waller's that acceptance speech was a way that have back into our tool time segment he was decided to rant about my propagandist operative ways in a post on the national review's website and the way that reads you think that we are right in the middle of the cold war still he starts his piece with this says seems like old times here i am getting to now it's by a young chick named alert and kosky of russia today yes please do start your critique of me with accusing me of being a communist operative that's what it means for those of you don't know yawn already boring but let's continue wash then goes on to say miss mccoskey is perhaps not aware or as a state sponsored state supported media lackey perhaps she is but i spent a good deal of my career behind the iron curtain especially during the years one nine hundred eighty five one thousand nine hundred one so i've seen her propaganda tactic tactics up close and personal well mr walsh first off i could care less that you spent time behind the iro

among them, christina waller, who posted, i was actually watching you guys when my tv started to shake. and robert wrote, it lasted all of two seconds, but sounded like a truck hit the house. join the conversation at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. >>> caltran is continuing with plans to shut down the upper deck of the bay bridge this weekend. as we drove across the bridge towards san francisco this weekend, you could clearly see the new roadway that is being added to the base of the incline. >> shifting westbound lanes a little further south that we can demolish a portion on the north side. >> reporter: the prep work and supplies are on that new section of roadway, where we couldn't stop. it starts friday at 8:00 p.m.k and is scheduled to continue until crews finish. >> this is paving, striping. >> reporter: unlike previous closures, this isn't about moving a huge section of a bridge into place. but it will still shut down all the westbound lanes for four days. >> it's a headache. >> reporter: at a gas station in emeryville, drivers expressed some frustration, but said they will find alte

among them, christina waller, who posted, i was actually watching you guys when my tv started to shake. and robert wrote, it lasted all of two seconds, but sounded like a truck hit the house. join the conversation at ktvu channel 2 on facebook. >>> caltran is continuing with plans to shut down the upper deck of the bay bridge this weekend. as we drove across the bridge towards san francisco this weekend, you could clearly see the new roadway that is being added to the base of the incline. >> shifting westbound lanes a little further south that we can demolish a portion on the north side. >> reporter: the prep work and supplies are on that new section of roadway, where we couldn't stop. it starts friday at 8:00 p.m.k and is scheduled to continue until crews finish. >> this is paving, striping. >> reporter: unlike previous closures, this isn't about moving a huge section of a bridge into place. but it will still shut down all the westbound lanes for four days. >> it's a headache. >> reporter: at a gas station in emeryville, drivers expressed some frustration, but said they will find alte

. >> reporter: with an estimated price tag of $5 to $10 billion, john waller with the northern virginia association of realtors says he is almost certain the bill will get resistance on capitol hill. >> realtors don't really care whether the democrats or the republicans propose this. we are thankful that the president has decided to take a stand. >> reporter: but he says obama's plan is just what the nation needs to get people over the edge of the housing crisis. >> president reagan said a recession is when your neighbor loses their home. depression is when you lose your home. >> that was erika gonzalez reporting. the president said the application process would also be streamlined so it is easier around faster to apply. he you recalled congress to approve the plan but some republicans already imoppose it because of the costs involved >>> it was a chaotic scene in northwest d.c., a driver losing control of his car clips a mother pushing a baby carriage this all happened at 14th and h streets. the vehicle also hit a building, sending car parts fledding and pedestrians scrambling. pat col

. >> reporter: with an estimated price tag of $5 to $10 billion, john waller with the northern virginia association of realtors says he is almost certain the bill will get resistance on capitol hill. >> realtors don't really care whether the democrats or the republicans propose this, we are thankful that the president has decided to take a stand. >> reporter: but he says obama's plan is just what the nation needs to get people over the edge of the housing crisis. >> president reagan said a recession is when your neighbor loses their home. depression is when you lose your home. >> reporter: fairfax county is weathering the storm. in fact, realtors say their biggest problem is a shortage of the homes on inventory. i will have more on that story tonight at 6:00. >> all right, erika gonzalez. thanks, erika. >>> a loss of a legend today. don cornelius you can the creator around host of the iconic tv dance show "soul train" died today of an apparent suicide. >> i'm don cornelius, and as always in parting we wish you love, peace and -- >> soul. >> it was big in the day. cornelius was found dea

. >> bill waller said no decision would be announced today. >>> women in the military will soon be evenys they can now serve on missile launchers and act as field surgeons in combat teams. just some of the 14,000 jobs now open to women. they still cannot serve in small units fighting on the ground such as sniper teams or infantry units. pentagon made the move to allow women in the military to get credit for combat duties which helps in promotion. >>> pepsi says it is going to cut 8700 jobs in 30 countries and spend more on advertising and marketsing. the cuts represent about 3% of the workforce. soft drinkmaker says the job cuts are part of a plan to save $1.5 billion over the next three years. >>> you've probably heard the harsh parenting tactics of the tiger mother. remember them? now, more outrage over a youtube clip from a self-proclaimed eagle father. >>> a father in china shot video of his 4-year-old son crying hold me, running only in his underwear in the snow. the father says it's part of a training regimen to strengthen his son who was born premature and has health problems. ma

. >> we send people to the dry waller the carpenters and the plummers. >> we are conscious who we give a job referral to. >> we look at the skills part as far as hayou do with a hammer and nail there are other components to be able to be a team player. be able to take directs and be precise and punctual things like this you need to help you keep your jobs. >> we will looking at the interviews today and doing the critiquing from the papers.