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why two huge companies are fighting over who gets to sell her wares. can her company and her reputation rebound from this latest legal wrangle? >>> tragic mistake? tonight, "nightline" investigates. a woman told she had breast cancer has radical surgery. but now a renowned doctor says she never had cancer at all. it's not as rare as you may think. >>> joke's on you. the quip that set taylor swift ablaze. america's pop sweetheart is striking back. just one of the celebrities who is not laughing. >> keep it right >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with cynthia mcfadden. >> good evening, and thanks for joining us. martha stewart, all things domestic was in court again today where two huge department stores, macy's and jcpenney's, are slugging it out about who has the right to sell her products. and as you will see, stewart is as feisty as ever. abc's dan harris has more. >> reporter: there she was, one of america's most enigmatic and influential women yet again mobbed by cameras coming out of a courthouse in manhattan. this time, she was recordin

they managed to wipe out spy ware but what about others?y call immediate to warn you if you can give information to people so someone else could avoid it it's a huge service. >> i appreciate it. comcast tells us it will never call you on the phone the company does provide antivirus protection but if there is a problem you'll get an e mail f anyone asks you for money, if it's a fraud, ever, ever, for any reason, other than your kids. >> thank you. >> the race is on to open the new exploratorium on time. >>> abc 7 is excited to be the tv partner of the exploratorium. the exploratorium shut doors in january. and now, the staff is racing to get ready for opening day at their new building april 17th. over the next few weeks abc 7 news will bring access to the new exploratorium whai. takes to move a museum. have you 43 years of history and exotic creatures and bathrooms with stuff that might some day come in handy. how many trucks will it take to move to a new museum? now adding it's a historic pier wh. ready to give up, call valerie. she's a mov

. >> albert ware is another inmate expecting a visit from his wife.re will likely never leave anamosa. 20 years ago he killed a man in a bungled robbery attempt and was sentenced to life without parole. >> although i didn't intend to kill a man, i did kill a man. i just have to be a man about it. >> ware is one of the few inmates who has remained married while serving a life sentence. >> it's rare. most guys that were married when they came in here, they don't stay married long. >> al, you got a visit. >> all right, thanks. my wife is the most important person in my life. the visits that we have here are the only contact we have. she'll come and visit me. when she leaves, i'll just sit back and i will wait for the next visit. we just have to take them as we get them. >> hi, honey. good to see you, honey. >> same here. >> it's been a while. >> yeah. >> how long has it been? >> a couple months probably. >> how are the boys doing? >> fine. >> staying out of trouble, huh? >> yeah. i usually come as often as i can. because he's my life. i just want to be w

and in less than 5 years we'll workman's compensation the golden state wares. a crumpling appear for parked cars will be transformed into a new arena bringing people closer to the waterfront and creating good jobs and year-round jobs. it will a be a short walk along the waterfront. leakage those kinds of opportunities attacking on a mba france should i say and privately finance and building a new facility on your water front only come once in a lifetime. we have a obligation to always put our people first and we must have the best opportunity for building all the facilities we need. i think that we have looerdz who are attentive to the neighbors and the public. well this is a partisanship that's meant to last. i look forward to doing this right. and sees this extraordinary opportunity. and as you can see our opportunity is not just think building it's about the international events we attract. and children and old will see a wonderful water space. last week many of us celebrate the new san francisco jazz center. the house of moment will break ground this year a

coffee now you see the city and in this case they're taking the local businesses and peddling their wares and i'm afraid it's going tobacco a formula store. i don't want to ininhabitant the business but i'm concerned about the business going on after 8 o'clock the comment is closed >> it sounds like a great locally owned restaurants i've heard about the eaterer when the change over happened and there's great things about the good food. the concerns that the gentleman raised about the disability lawsuits and the office of small businesses but those are federal laws not city laws so they don't impact how people bays bases them but they have been trying to advise small businesses around those issues. and the other issue i'm not familiar with what you're discussing but they are a locally owned company as well. and if it were formula retailer it would open as a regular cafe would but that has no bearing on in this case. what we know about the restaurants it's going to close at 10 o'clock it doesn't sound like a routy place so with that i'd move to approve it's conditions >> i totally agree i m

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] >> everyone deserves a bank account. in san francisco, anyone can have a bank account, things to an innovative program, bank on s.f. >> everyone is welcome, even if you are not a citizen or have bad credit to qualify for a bank account is simple. just live or work in san francisco and have a form of id. >> we started bank on s.f. six years ago to reach out to folks in the

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] >> 7 and a half million renovation is part of the clean and safe neighbor's park fund which was on the ballot four years ago and look at how that public investment has transformed our neighborhood. >> the playground is unique in that it serves a number of age groups, unlike many of the other properties, it serves small children with the children's play grounds and clubhou

the legislation also knew provisions on stalking covering spy ware and video surveillance. and as changes to colleges will handle on sexual assault cases as well included in this. the bill brings gays lesbians and transgender people native americans and immigrants under its protections. >> listen to this. the foster mother caring for an abandoned baby lost her id and wallet to a thief at the hall of justice. these pictures are of the suspect a white male gray hair and a pony tail. it was left behind after she cleared security. the foster mother is caring for baby nash, the babeo made news as a newborn because he was abandoned by his mother, then rescued in december by two san francisco police officers. >> officials from the fish and wild live department are helping merchants comply with the law banning the sale of shark fin. they met with the chinatown neighborhood association restaurant in the city today. stores and wholesalers are still allowed to sell to consumers until july 1 but popular shark fin soup is no long year loued on menus. >> we're gun selling shark fins as o

"usa today" reports ware may have broken his leg. we're going to dig much deeper into this story when i speak to our sports analyst, terence moore, just a little bit later on in this show. wow. >>> the new pope leading an easter mass for some 250,000 people who gathered in st. peter's square today. ♪ pope frances showing once again his determination to be a pope for the people, holding babies and stopping to kiss a disabled child in the crowd. his message, a plea for piece. he wants an end to violence in syria, harmony between israelis and palestinians, and reconciliation on the korean peninsula. senior international correspondent jim bittermann has more on the new pope's first easter celebration. >> reporter: barely two weeks in, pope frances as he celebrated his first easter mass is putting distance between himself and his predecessor. for one thing the new pope probably would not the term reign. he's done several things to show he's against the nature of the papacy. he's indicated, for example, he prefers the title of bishop of ro

nobody can fight a ware. >> reporter: jodi could only watch as fire gutted her home and firefighters battled the flames from afar. the blaze started next door. >> i feel bad for my neighbors. >> reporter: a downed power line kept firefighters from being more aggressive. most city firefighters would hook into a hydrant. >> we don't have that luxury here. there's no working fire hydrants. >> reporter: the hydrants that exist are relics of a time when there was a working pump to feed them. there hadn't been for years. a new building development went belly up before there were homes built and before it could provide infrastructure. another luxury the island does without, a fire station. the cash strapped fire district closed it. long time resident has been trying to raise money to reopen it. >> i think this may reinvigorate the efforts. >> reporter: the closest truck today was five miles away. those firefighter history to truck in water and draft it from the slew behind the homes. lucked out with high tide. this is what lucked out looks like. >> if you live in bethel island you better ha

you can find her wares at home depot, pets smart and even staples. she prevails, jcpenney. >> i suspect the court will allow jcpenney a certain number of products that are going to go into their stores, whether they're branded by martha stewart are or not. >> reporter: but at what cost? >> i don't think any other business will want to get involved with her in the future. i think she's really hurt her brand and her herself. >> reporter: very messy business dealings for the woman who pedals perfection. >> christine romans joins me live. i've always been a huge admirer of your journalism but you scored a quick conversation with martha stewart herself? what did she say to you? >> they were taking a quick break while the judge hammed a motion in a different case. and she came of on the stand and came right over to me and we started chatting about the teed yum of contract law and the teed yum of going through that particular contract for the past hour as we had been. and i asked her how she felt about her testimony, how she felt about how things were going

. >> reporter: miguel a freelance of the ware developer was one of them. >> they say knowledge is power. you have to know what's going on before you can effect change. government hasn't really kept up with all the changes. >> reporter: he was helping put together computer programs that didn't have such a traditionally way of finding a house, building permit or know what street range is pulled up. the conversation is about wanter about scalability, programming and python. an oakland resident talked about getting open open in contact with young people in the city. >> it was a big surprise to me when i moved into oakland and found myself in the middle of a war zone. >> the so-called digital divide may not be a real issue. >> there is a perception that the under class in oakland isn't using the internet and that they don't have access to it and in fact, they do. >> reporter: some used a net to post some pictures of themselves showing off drugs and weapons but not everyone. >> well, yeah, i goinged a lot of things. >> reporter: like what? >> like for instance right now a place to live. >> re

in there, made himself at home, then invited a friend, first they ate the dog food then they made warethe kitchen looking for the ott meal and when they were done they just relaxed in the backyard a little bit. >> why not. >> at least they didn't sit on the couch and watch tv or anything. wow. >> only thing missing is goldilocks. >> there you go. just right. >> there you go. all right. >>> well now to some sports and this morning that means march madness. four sweet 16 games down, four more to go and last night's highlights. >>> i'm hakem dermish with your "sportscenter" update. another number one goes down in the ncaa tournament. phenomenal finish in l.a. two seed ohio state taking on six seed arizona. under 40 seconds to play, buckeyes up three. aaron craft, no. arizona going the other way. mark lyons, the tar for the wildcats, bucket and the foul. fouled by laquinton ross. keep that in mind. tied at 70. ensuing buckeyes po test. ee dengs for ross. the sophomore knocking down the three with two seconds to go. he scored 14 of his 17 points in the second half. last chance for arizona.

so drivers be ware out there. sorry sal if i took your thunder. >> no. what we need to remind people some people may be confused. they may try to stop i think our viewers have heard. not everyone watches us. >> oh my gosh. >> we're trying to change that. >> we need to. >> i know right. let's go on a viral twitter campaign. southbound 101 golden gate bridge the traffic is moving well doing the lane configuration right now. cars are coming through. there are no more toll takers. you cannot pay cash. again if you are watching we've been talking about this for the whole day. if you drive through make sure you pay attention to other people who may try to stop. that is exactly what the bridge doesn't want. don't stop. just keep daveing through. and if you don't have any sort of account they will find you via the mail. now let's move along taking a look at the bay bridge the traffic here does look good. they still have toll takers there for people who are prepared to pay cash. now let's go to steve. >> if they mail you something it's $6 and if they don't pay it

and i came here to shop for furniture and other local wares. and it's exciting as we develop this part of the city, that can manage a lot of density. and sf-made is an incredible collaborative here that is working to keep local manufacturing. and increase that part of the sector, which is also a different type of coming of jobs for san francisco. that we greatly need. i am excited to in a short amount of time to welcome this development to this part of the district. and i was reminded it wasn't that long ago on a nice and sunny day, that we also were able to be here with the giants to announce this new development here on seawall lot 337. i am excited for this partnership. and excited to work with supervisor cohen that borders this part of mission bay. and that we are able to develop this complete and exciting new neighborhood. thank you. >> good morning, i am so excited to be here, and this is district 6, and if we were in district 10, there will be sun. but at pier 70, district 10, there will be sunshine, i promise. i too share the ports exci

and i came here to shop for furniture and other local wares. and it's exciting as we develop this part of the city, that can

that lousy defense can't be solved by home cookin.. " " >>> 16 of the ware's final 22 games are -- of oracle. >> we haven't been good defensive, across the board. >> is there something specific? >> yeah. our defense. it's been bad. we've gotta get it right. >> welcome back, andrew bogut, warriors's big man. golden state led by eight at the half. stephen curry had a career best 12 assists to go along with 26 points tonight. and then the dagger. david lee gobbles up the jarrett jack missed. they go on to win 125-118. now, the defense wasn't any better, but hey, a win's a win. >>> college hoops. gonzaga, the first wcc team since the dons in 1977 to own the no. 1 ranking in the country. >>> 49ers did not slap the franchise tag on to desean bolton. meanwhile, 49ers are rumored to be interested in free agent cornerback revis. >> i would just be an addition to help them, you know, win that trophy. so would it be awesome? i mean, yeah. my main goal as a player, and i think all of us as players in the nfl, is to get that, you know -- hold that lombardi trophy up in the air and wear that ring.

you with new headline from the new york post, having a little fun with kim kardashian and maternity ware's what we'll say. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> well, those of you who were in court today saw why i like it a lot better when this guy is on my side as opposed to against me. >> this is not a democratic issue or republican issue or conservative or liberal. this is an issue of american constitutional rights. >> the two lawyers who fought on opposite sides of bush v. gore in 2000 joining forces in support of same sex marriage. good morning. i'm bill karins. this is "way too early." thanks for being up with us todayment we have a lot of news to talk about on this wednesday, march 27in

about the challenges, because it is not just a matter of calling up somebody and saying, "hey, buy my wares." there are some cross-border issues that kind of dampen the opportunities. > > three big challenges stuck out when we interviewed these companies. 1), just finding customers overseas. 2) is obviously the import duties associated with shipping overseas. and 3) is finding business partners overseas. we found that smes can work with local chambers of commerce and can obviously do their research online and leverage things like president obama's national export initiative and the department of commerce, which dhl also partners with, to gain access to these markets.. > it's interesting, because there are opportunities out there, and probably a lot more small business owners don't realize that they could take advantage of a customer base that's a little wider than they think it is. > > that is exactly right. specifically as consumption shifts away from the larger g7 countries to other economies around the world, a lot of smes that currently ship internationally will be poised to benefit fro

the result, a country left with waring factions trying to establish a fledgling democracy. >> find a solution. no path back to the past. >> reporter: in the end democracy prevailed but iraq is still a dangerous place. >> we really did give them an opportunity. today we have in iraq, we have a partner, not an adversary. >> but we did it at a huge cost, a trillion dollars in american spending, more than 5,000 american lives, more than 100,000 iraqi lives. >> plus thousands wounded coming home. >> we have to make sure our veterans returning home from iraq and afghanistan have a chance to put their incredible skills and leadership to work at home. >> reporter: today the pentagon is shifting focus to asia dealing with massive budget cuts and remembering a decade of war that left america with a painful victory. so what do americans now think about this 10-year-old war? a new gallup poll finds over half, 53%, think the war was a mistake. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> the president is getting ready to head to the middle east. this evening president obama will get on "air force one"

so drivers be ware out there. sorry sal if i took your thunder. >> no. what we need to remind people some people may be confused. they may try to stop i think our viewers have heard. not everyone watches us. >> oh my gosh. >> we're trying to change that. >> we need to. >> i know right. let's go on a viral twitter campaign. southbound 101 golden gate bridge the traffic is moving well doing the lane configuration right now. cars are coming through. there are no more toll takers. you cannot pay cash. again if you are watching we've been talking about this for the whole day. if you drive through make sure you pay attention to other people who may try to stop. that is exactly what the bridge doesn't want. don't stop. just keep daveing through. and if you don't have any sort of account they will find you via the mail. now let's move along taking a look at the bay bridge the traffic here does look good. they still have toll takers there for people who are prepared to pay cash. now let's go to steve. >> if they mail you something it's $6 and if they don't pay it

the sank chu ware had a perfect safety record until today.x 5's david jackson tells us the victim flovd the seattle area just for the chance to get close toth big cats. the attack came right after noon today at cat haven in the sierra foothills east of fresno. 24-year-old diana hanson a volunteer at the park had gone into the compound where a four-year-old african lion was housed. fresno county deputies answered the call that there had been an attack. when they arrived they found the woman noer death then shot and killed the lion. it was up to cat haven's owner to deliver the news. >> female volunteer intern entered the lion's enclosure where she was attacked and fatally injured. the lion was shot and killed per our safety protocols. our thoughts and prayers go out to our friends and family -- and to her family at this time in this trying time. >> diana hanson was from the seattle area and tonight her parents said the big african cats had been her life's interest and her life's work. >> but that place said you couldn't go into the case and sh

cache that made this city a great landmark for stores to be attracted to and come to exhibit their wares. these absentee land lords file companies tend to extract a great deal from the neighborhood. they have a groovy address in a cool neighborhood. but without infusing any of their own resources, ie, the merchant association which i have been a member of for 26 years sponsors several events during the years. and they often heard response of these corporate foundation stores, is that we think about it or we will have to contact corporate and so their answer is, they can't respond in the moment, and in (inaudible) of what is going on in the spirit of fillmore. they are contrived, computerized and robotic responses allowing more mall-type of stores is damaging to san francisco culture. we are on

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. >> the difference between now and 10 years ago is wareness. >> any researcher will tell you not all concussions are the same. and ct scans don't always tell enough. nfl and general electric are pouring $40 million to improve the diagnosis of brain injuries using new technology. ge is a leader of medical imaging equipment. >> once have you a precise diagnosis, one can develop a targeted treatment. >> dr. jeffrey manly is one researcher on that medical panel. so is dr. john york of the san francisco 49ers. another 20 million will go to develop ways for tracking head impacts in realtime. ucsf presented a paper demonstrating how a protein called gfap is released when a person suffers a head trauma. >> this is the first step getting close to the side lines. in this blood based test can then help us triage patients. >> the four year research project expected to shed light on head injury autos accrueal of bad things in your brain could impact you in various ways from sluggishness to alzheimer's and something else. we don't know. >> it's not only football i'm told that other athletes will b

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they have the cook ware stores and pottery barn furnishing chain. >>> a 9-year-old boy and his family stuck in mexico. blocked from returning to their bay area home. at 10:30 his friends campaign to try to bring him back. >>> the 5600-pound item th >>> new information in the case of a brazen copper wife theft. the person stole so much copper wire they needed a forklift to carry it away. amber lee has the clues police hope will lead to an arrest. >> reporter: police tell us thieves stole a forklift from this auto dealership, drove it up the road, broke into a pg&e yard and stole corps wire that weighs more than 5000 pounds. thieves have struck twice here at this yard during the past two months. the most recent, sunday morning around 7:00. you can still see the tire tracks from the forklift and the new fencing. >> they took time and was able to operate that forklift to remove that large reel of copper and then to load it on to a flat bed that was turned out that we eventually found out was stolen. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured these images of another truck. police say it wa