oh, yeah. >> frank ware, ladies and gentlemen! got a little body english in there. frank ware.s a grip. he's been with muni for nine years and spent seven years with the cable car division. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. trini whittaker. so trini -- >> like i told frank, the cable car has two people. who would you take as your second person? >> my son. my son loves the cable cars. >> oh, that's fantastic. work on the sentimal -- sentimental vote. very smart. very smart. ladies and gentlemen, mr. trini whitaker. [ringing bells]

the drums -- be ware of sea birds, be ware of men that steal up the river through the great forest. and into the savannah lands. the moans and groans, hundreds, thousands stolen, we rarely speak the taken, i will this time because you have asked. come back, back, back, far edge of memory. we recall them and they are black smith, by all accounts a master craftsman, worthy of praise, honored as a powerful magician. one who could speak the old names of the mother elements, earth, fire, water, wind. they would do as bidding, think. people sing praise songs. he was a gifted black smith. he is not remembered for that. he is best remembered for being a loving father. when his beloved wife died only after a year and embraced his newborn son, i will raise you myself. the elder women with argued against it saying you'll grow up wild without a gentle hand of a mother, a gentle hand to guide him. must divide by custom, take another wife or give the baby to a mother who is childless. how will you feed the baby? you have no milk to give. dinka would not change his mind. the tortoise doesn't have

frank ware. and before we announce the winner i'm going to drag this out even longer.oment to thank the kind people who made the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest possible the the vice chair of the sfmt board of directors. and friends of the cable car music, union square association, trophy masters shanghai restaurant, ghirardelli chocolatesing, and the american automobile association and the $250 cash prize, deluxe sightseeing. let's bring up gilberto gad oy with the hand-crafted bell. and the winner is -- >> mr. leonard oates. congratulations. >> leonard oates. he retains the crown. [applause] that concludes the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest. thank you, everybody, for coming. don't forget next year the 48th annual cable car ringing contest. stay tuned for details.

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please welcome regina waring! [ cheers and applause ] regina: whoo! whoo! -foxworthy: how are you?m great. foxworthy: welcome to our classroom. regina: thank you. foxworthy: look at little regina there. how cute. you look like the perfect student -- the angelic child. regina: i hope i was. foxworthy: were you a good student? regina: i was great. i loved school. foxworthy: you grew up in my part of the country. rockingham, north carolina is your hometown? regina: yes, it is.

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. >> produce wholesalers throughout north africa are doing a booming business, with most of their wares exported to europe, where demand continues to climb. tunisian fruits and vegetables are sought after in france, italy, and germany. continuing unrest is beginning to affect the private sector. it is a growing concern. >> the dockworkers are demanding higher pay. most work on a day-by-day basis, but want to see immediate improvement in long-term contracts. >> in some north african cities such as alexandria, turnover of merchandise has come to a standstill. this egyptian produce company had to close down for two weeks as the result. >> a lot of people are not working. they are joining the demonstrations. we are facing difficulties. but we think it is temporary and everything will go back and be ok. >> citrus fruits, dates, olive oil, and vegetables. north african nations have been capitalizing on a lucrative market. agriculture is 10% of tunisia's domestic product. >> they have been feeling the effects of unrest. the sooner it gets back to normal, the sooner we can get back to the busin

did he stick her with a pins point much listen to the brass ware and butter fly the plastic and silence breaks. this is a man thinking he can build with a mallet. a martir with knuckles. this it is a man who through out the notes. wait. dammit, ms. sisly why won't you listen to the man who writes lynches. he had a mallet and the oils in the hands cripple the butter fly won't fly again so butter wait. butter stay. butter still. what have we made that awakes. stay still. listen to the song of a man in his sleeping shell. it come down it come down. the pinpoint, the knuckle, the mallet. wait a bit. no birthing. no saving. no feeding. dammit! >> listen to the song of a man who makes what have we made? thank you. [applause] what do you get when you cross a soprano with cardiologist? ♪ ah someone who'll sing their heart out. just what they're doing at a children's theater organized by her choir, his hospital, and their community coalition. see, busy kids usually don't try drugs.

we also got what february ware is like. we are getting a -- february is like. we are getting a cool taste across the city after all it is the season typically one of our wettest months of the year and looks like our mid-winter break is giving way to what it ought to be doing this time of year. we will catch up and make up on our rainfall totals through the week, as this type of weather pattern is expected to continue, light showers out there this morning, gusty winds showing up as well. taking quick look around the bay, from our live doppler radar, we see most of the returns up, over the north bay at this time, however, scattered showers, moving across the greater bay area, these will not be big rain makers hit or miss, showers on and off through the day tapering off into this evening, lingering into tomorrow, becoming more widely scattered and as i mentioned gusty winds will be with us as well as we look at the live look around the bay right now. we see south, southwesterly winds, 20 to 40-mile an hour range this will ramp up gain through tomorrow as the next

hello believes the coup marcus wareing this yeah this is a spring and fall in the bucket springs for the current have a drink please show. you some ground want to source was discovered almost a hundred years ago and it's been here ever since. this water has many useful properties it needs no prior treatment before it goes into food products from serious to what it drifts towards a plant no tom so used to bring it up then. one's own nicholas the second was still on the russian throne this was because production line each bottle filled labelled and sealed by hands before being locked away in a trunk for delivery across the nation. now is the water still sold throughout russia it's just produced a thousand times faster. it only takes around twenty seconds for the water to flow through to the plant and the factory bottles are ten million liters of it every month and it seems they've branched out into one or two other products as well. ok this is what i'm talking about the soda tasted. wonderful bit of this. is too many oh the hell. they make six thousand bottles an hour. refresh them res

women have to ware a compressive sleeve. some say they couldn't even pick up a child.s study says you just need to remove those lymph nodes that have cancer in them. >> researchers compared women who had this procedure with cancer patients who had standard chemotherapy and radiation treatment. both groups had a five-year survival rate greater than 90%. >> the denture cream fix owe dent was delayed because of a doctor a paid consultant with the cream's maker. it made the lift between heavy use of fixodent which makes for neurological problems. a peer review, he said the doctors don't understand the nature of the material they're writing about. he failed to disclose he was a paid consultant for proctor and gamble which makes fixodent. >> that's a fundamental transgression of ethics and not to be allowed. >> he says the study has shortcomings. in 2009 proctor and gamble added label information warning that prolonged zinc intake may cause health effects. >> nature versus nurture. there may be a link between healthy eating habits and higher i.q. in young children. three yea

. >>> well, a ware sight along the central california coast. snow reached close to sea level this afternoon and in the mountains bitter cold followed yesterday's big snow storm, shows us that it didn't stop skiers from heading to the slopes today. >> reporter: dropping about 3 feet of snow on parts of the sierra but the snow isn't the story, it is the rigid temperatures. right now it is about 10 degrees where we are standing and take a look at this. temperatures will dip into the single digits as the night wears on. as the sunset in the sierra anxious skiers were doing the opposite of what you would expect with single digit, even negative temperatures moving in. >> got here at 3:30 for the night skiing. >> reporter: that's right. instead of packing it in, some people were just showing up despite the temperatures heading way down. >> isn't it cold? >> not really. >> reporter: temperatures at the ski resort were around 17 degrees then but this man and his daughter waited until today to enjoy the fresh snow to avoid messy conditions yesterday. >>

. >>> well, a search is underway for a man who robbed a popular cook ware store right in the middle of a high end san francisco neighborhood. police say the suspect walked in to the william sonoma store on chestnut street tuesday night. they say he pointed a gun at a clerk and demanded cash. no one was injured in the robbery. right now there is no description available of the suspect. >>> three people are recovering from gunshot wounds this morning. that's following a shooting in east oakland. that happened just before 9:00 last night on hunter street. now one of the victims was a woman. and we are hearing that she may have been shot in the back. police are looking for two people who got away in a vehicle possibly a buick regal. >>> testing tiny cameras mounted on their helmets n. a story you will see only here on ktvu channel 2, we watched as they went into a burning building and used the cameras for the very first time. officials say the cameras help piece together what they should do the next time and show what firefighters experience during a fire. >> certain tactical decisions, as

and take your phone to your service provider to see if any mal ware has been installed.t thing to protect yourself from smishing is just click delete. >>> with the first full spring training workout complete, there is some concern over the health of all star closer brian wilson. it was a cold in rainy day in scottsdale, where brian wilson is dealing with stiffness in his back. the giants don't want to see it aggravated so the beard has yet to do any serious bull pen work, but as you can see here he played a little catch. he is expected to return to the mound tomorrow for pitching work. wilson tweeted yesterday about a monster workout, making this a minor setback. our nbc bay area sports team will be in scottsdale this week for full coverage, and has more tonight on "sports sunday," right after this newscast. >>> san franciscans are not as green as they think perhaps. the city's garbage program is designed to compost, recycle and reuse just about everything. well, more than half the people surveyed said they understand the system perfectly, the results tell, well, a diffe

home fans witnessed aspect tackler performance from their side gary hooper accelerated past david ware and fired three keeper allan mcgregor legs open for the hoops after seventeen minutes and the englishmen had the celtic fans in the raptures. again eleven minutes later showing great place to get and that and that video is i get his cross and then in the second half hooper started provider his past bad trace comments was sent to swerving effort past mcgregor and into that so many of the three celtic eight points clear but rangers have seen games in hand. basketball and sensational ricky blake griffin has won perhaps one of the most eye catching competitions in the world of sports the n.b.a. slam dunk contest the star studded crowd of the staples center in los angeles expected something special from the clipper star and griffin lives up to their expectations he leaves over a car and threw down a two handed dunk to their compliments of a gospel choir there ruthie also caught a pass out of the sunroof from teammate baron davis britton received sixty eight percent of the fans both to dete

a sooft ware glitch forces united to bring part of the fleet in for repairs. >> and it would be a greatt for the community. it would be happy to welcome one of them to my home. >> invitation berkeley may extend to inmates at guantanamo bay. >> and heavy rain and a high surf advisory. the latest on our latest storm. >> and court house computer controversy. the defiant response to allegations of overspending and mismanagement. >>> good evening, all united 757s are being pulled out of service tonight. >> the airline is temporarily grounding planes to complete a check on the computer systems. >> but that caused delays at sfo right now. that is where we're live. lisa? >> this is a delay that started here around 1:00 this afternoon. right now since then, there have been three 757s have not taken off because of aircraft service problems. you're looking at video from sky 7. those are two of the flights supposed to have taken off during 4:00 hour, still stuck at the gate. united flight 955 should have left at 4:15. and united flight 573 headed for seattle should have left just before 5:00. a fli

home fans witnessed the spectacular performance from their side gary hooper accelerated past david wareand fired through keeper allan mcgregor legs open for the hoops seventeen minutes and have the celtic have the rap. again the just eleven minutes later showing great place to get on the ends of the videos of these cross then in the second half hooper turned provider is past and chris collins was sent to swerving at thirty past mcgregor and into the net so i know the three celtic eight points clear but rangers have two games in hand. basketball now sensational ricky blake griffin has won perhaps one of the most eye catching competitions in the world of sports the n.b.a. slam dunk contest the star studded grab at the staples center in los angeles expected something special from the clippers star and griffin lived up to their expectations over a car and threw down a two hundred dollars to the compliments of a gospel choir the route he also got a pass out of the sunroof from teammate baron davis griffin you see sixty eight percent of the fans post the thurmond the final results so when the

market is expected to strengthen it's scorching exporters but it's been refusing domestic domestic wares. staying with oil oil and north america is recovering from yesterday's losses caused by an unexpectedly strong inventories reported the united states reports gasoline supply was at its strongest for twenty one years brant crude for delivery in march is extending gains and is trading above the one hundred dollars a barrel benchmark. here in russia the prime minister urged all producers to maintain output at the post soviet record level of five hundred and five million metric tons in the coming years that's when russia's competition watchdog opened a case against all mages on price fixing and discrimination against customers diesel prices rose by fifty percent in the last four months while jet fuel surged over thirty percent the prime minister also called to speed up work on tax breaks for new fields analysts believe the government will play an important role in making this possible. it would be expected least. relatively minor but important changes such as redistribution of the tax bur

. >> also this morning a new sexual assault has police warning women to be ware in one of oakland's safestrhoods. >> you see those winds from yesterday? they are gone. so it's much colder this morning, will be the next couple mornings. we'll talk about how to keep your valentine's dry. you may want to go out sunday. >> and cheaper sunday. no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> oakland mayor jean quan decides to voluntary slash her salary by 25%. she says she should not be immune to the fiscal pain other city workers are feeling. it's wednesday at 5:29. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. topping our news this half hour, parents and teachers at two east bay schools have the news they've been dreading for months. they now know the schools they go to will shut down. amy hollyfield is live in concord where the mount diablo district is based. amy, what schools are we talking about here? >> glenbrook middle school here, eric, home of the panthers. it will be no more. scheduled to close next year. don't look for it to ever reopen. this is a final decision

tour after beating spencer eleven in a playoff to take michael ware golf classic both on seventeen under after their final round at eleven failed to save our with this long on the first playoff hole meaning could two putt for victory and that's just what he did for this first title since victory in april three years ago now the freezing cold temperatures here in moscow didn't prevent thousands of spectators flocking to one of its parts to it was flying ice skaters and their own if slightly frostbitten causing but that of those that are watching. an impressive three hundred fifty metre long nice trick with the right to keep working must go to host the crucial third stage of the question ice world championship and the downhill international ice skating only from twenty four countries where we get to put this to the test at the toughest venue in the history of this new sport. it's the most difficult track and some very fast but it's very challenging as there are many obstacles coming one after another that's why there are so many folds on the course it's very hard to prepare for all those t

inside must have been a very interesting time to be working as a journalist back then that was fred ware moscow based canadian journalist and russian affairs expert now about twenty anti-government demonstrators were arrested on monday when they tried to hold an unauthorized rally in central moscow police said protesters were disruptive and ignored requests by officers to join a legal gathering nearby the un sanctioned group who refused to join the peaceful demonstrations have since been released along the thirty first of every month opposition protesters are allowed to stage legal rallies in the russian capital. and now a quick look at some other headlines around the world. and seoul have announced a date for talks despite the south korean president earlier demanding north korea takes responsibility for two deadly attacks last year if held the february eighth meeting will be the first negotiations between the two since the north shelled a south korean island. also responded by staging massive war games in the yellow sea further ratcheting up tensions earlier requested to move the talks

bay area ware quality managers will monitor emissions from the plant. >> jail houses many drug crime suspects but wouldn't get any from the drug county task force for now. >> system down. the problem for oakland police as they responded to a violent party. >> and a dog problem tonight as a northern california dog turns up a long way from home. the news continues in 90 seconds. no the woman who drove her car in to a rite aid said it was in park the entire time. the lexus could have hit people inside the store if it wasn't for a support pole that stopped its progress. it happened in the laurel woodshopping center. nobody was hurt including the driver who was in her 30s. the store closed after the crash for employees to clean up. a contractor had to be called into stabilize the support pole. >>> a narcotics team has stopped operations at least for now after the arrest of its lead officer. as john tells us other agencies are now fighting ways to move forward while one of their own is prosecuted. >> reporter: until wednesday the county narcotics enforcement team was run by norman welsh. n

. >> produce wholesalers throughout north africa are doing a booming business, with most of their wares exported to europe, where demand continues to climb. tunisian fruits and vegetables are sought after in france, italy, and germany. continuing unrest is beginning to affect the private sector. it is a growing concern. >> the dockworkers are demanding higher pay. most work on a day-by-day basis, but want to see immediate improvement in long-term contracts. >> in some north african cities such as alexandria, turnover of merchandise has come to a standstill. this egyptian produce company had to close down for two weeks as the result. >> a lot of people are not working. they are joining the demonstrations. we are facing difficulties. but we think it is temporary and everything will go back and be ok. >> citrus fruits, dates, olive oil, and vegetables. north african nations have been capitalizing on a lucrative market. agriculture is 10% of tunisia's domestic product. >> they have been feeling the effects of unrest. the sooner it gets back to normal, the sooner we can get back to the busin

. >> usually it's tough because here i am, hawking my wares, which is embarrassing.d cooler in a motion official before. >> jimmy: take a look. ♪ >> please enter your destination. ♪ >> larry crowne. >> right hi. >> i have you in a couple minutes. >> yeah, you do. i'm just drowning out the gps. it never starts. >> the map genie, it's complicated. no wonder the auto on feature is engaged. so menu select. voice select change yes, on off. off, change yes. save and back back, back, and exit. >> oh. >> how long was that broken? >> since my husband installed it himself. >> fixed. >> thank you. >> what are you going make us do in class? >> you have to find out. >> follow me. >> it's "larry crowne." comes out july 1st. tom hanks, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] well, the first thing we do when we come up here is take her out to eat. i love when they come visit, and so do my roommates. try our new artisanal ravioli filled with asiago and fontina cheeses and served with pan-seared chicken. just $10.95. at olive garden. if it can do this, here. and it can do this, here. and i

gatling truly thought that this gun would end up shortening ware perhaps even eliminating it. t and as we all know from our own lives and some of our well-meaning leaders, often the very worst things happen from the best of intentions. so there are a lot of lessons to learn, a lot of lessons from the 19th century we can apply to the 31st century. -- 21st century. that said, we're very lucky to have professor burton here.e you might be thinking, lincoln, lincoln, enough with lincoln,li right? every time you turn around,d there's another lincoln book.er but to have one that truly giveo you a new way to look at this oft-studied man is a really celeb did thing -- splendid thing to have in our world. so what we thought we'd do inist lieu of richard preston's visit, and i'm very sorry he couldn't be here.e'll we'll do our best to give you a lively and invigoratingo conversation. we're going to chat just a bit, and then we'rens going to take your questions about lincoln, about gatling who i maintain was the inventer of the pivotalat technology of the 19th century, the gatling gun. no

. >> ( click ) >> good night, old luxury and all of your wares. good night, bygones everywhere. >> ( engine revs ) >> good morning, illumination. good morning, innovation. good morning, unequaled inspiration. >> ( heartbeats ) >> chris: by almost any measure mike huckabee is one of the top contenders for the 2012 republican presidential nomination in and it is a big if he decides to run. he has just written a book called "a simple governmenting" which offers a blueprint for a possible campaign. earlier i sat down with him. governor huckabee, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you very much, chris. >> chris: let's start with the big question which is, of course, whether or not you are going to run for president and you have recently sent some negative signals if i may. you said this week you are making big money for the first time in your life and you worry you will be completely december destitute if you run and lose. i don't plant to jump into a pool with no water. and in your book you say of campaigning i actually dread the process. sho

and they were found, you know, they were accused of stealing flat ware, and they had to pay back some of the money on the flatpair and silverware and sofas. they were criticized for "the new york times" and the new york observer for stealing as they left the white house and for pardons that they, that they gave not just puerto puerto ricans, but a whole lot of people. in fact, "the new york times" or, no, the new york observer said if we knew now what the clintons were like, what was it, if hillary had any shame, she's retire from public office. that was said in '01 as the clintons left the white house. the end sodic -- end sodic apologists as i call them had once again turned their back on the clintons, and they were in high dungeon over the misbehavior of the clintons. in a very short period of time, the new york observer and new york times were calling for hillary to stay in office and run for president, as a matter of fact. so the fortunes change repeatedly. as for eric holder, he's moved on and become attorney general. who knows what waits him next. but it could be investigated a

arab movement against the jews, are you referencing -- this is my understanding, that they were the ware wolves? >> well, you can call them the werewolves, you can call them the secret foxes, the vampires, whatever you want. for they were official positions, they were running the military coordination. their firsts -- first names were hitler, adolf, and this generation of nazis transferred into the arab world to create the middle east that we know today. so, and that is in the book. a question from this side, please. >> yeah. you draw a very clear historical line between, of the jew hatred in the middle eastern world, but you also allude to some protection of jews, so i'm wondering if you can elaborate so we can use this also as a foundation for future hope. >> sure, i'll be happy to. anyone who wants to say that it's all arabs or it's all muslims is totally wrong. they're misinterpreting what i'm saying. i'm talking -- i mean, remember, no one has hesitated to document what the germans did in world war ii. was it every german? no. was it every pole? no. was it every -- let me tell you s

and the idea of a ware wolf movie went over my head. and then the possibility of turning that beautiful creature into... >> rose: something darker. >> exactly. it was very exciting. so that was the thing i kept coming back to. >> i'm charlene. >> hi, i'm charlene. >> we're together! >> what are you going to tell me? is this some mtv girl who works in a bar? what does she know about boxing? >> i know they're going to vegas and getting paid to train, year round. sounds a hell of a lot better than what you got him doing here >> you gonna let her talk like that to your mother? >> come on, micky. >> i told you, we're together. this is my girlfriend, i want her here. >> i knew we had something completely different as soon as i saw these characters. >> rose: because it's more about family than fighting. >> a mother with seven sisters like a gang and the brother who sort of is more close to... sweetheart relationship with the mother, this weird oedipal thing with the two brothers, i hadn't seen that before. >> the women were what i wanted to br

this is a piece of fiesta ware. that distinctive orange color comes from uranium oxide in the glaze. it's just as hot as those other items. ken sealy is deputy director of the national nuclear security administration. he says they are focused on the bigger radioactive fish material used in industry, medicine and higher learning. the federal government estimates there are 77,000 sources of radiation that would be useful for a dirty bomb in 2700 buildings in the u.s. >> i think it would be pretty easy to find the material. >> reporter: what about getting it? i think it wouldn't be that difficult to get the material. >> reporter: this is scary. >> these are very soft targets. i think we've done a lot to further improve the security, but i think, you know, we cannot just rest on our laurels. we have to continue to be one step ahead of the terrorists sfrt experts from the the los alamos national lab are trying to do just that, recovering radioactive material that is no longer in use. so far they have secured nearly 25,00

what made it really evident as we were sailing back, i was watching cnn, michael ware, this is guy that i have the most respect. he's been kidnapped by al qaeda and lived to tell about it. i watch it had as america hiring armed thugs to do the fighting for them. i started to thinking about that. i knew three marines that died in combat. not armed thugs. i knew we weren't paying these guys to fight for us. they were fighting with us because they hated al qaeda. that's it. we weren't paying them. they were melting down gold to pay other tribes to help them. stuff that had been in their families were hundreds of years. they were giving it up because they wanted to defeat al qaeda. that was the disconnect between the mainstream media and what was taking place on the ground. it's one of those the reality of warfare. there's going to be a historical take away from the iraq conflict. is that going to be what occurred on the ground? who knows? but that was really the driving impulse for me as to why i wrote the book. and it's really important because we are obviously in afghanistan. and afghani

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