compton is the type of inmate that men like stephen weaver despise.e made is clear on the camera provided by our producers. >> when i was a young kid if i told my brother i got beat for telling. we were taught in school at a young age don't be a tattle tale. nowadays they have cop shows on tv that teach these kids it's all right to tell. dial 1-800-snitch on mom and dad if they're smoking a joint on the weekend. >> though prison officials have not tied weaver to the recent assault or extortion, they have identified him as a high-ranking member of the aryan brotherhood. >> i can't get into specifics. but i'll tell you that we're strong white men. we're proud of that. >> we don't hate anybody else, but if you hit us, we hate you ten times worse. if you hurt one of us, we're going to hurt you ten times worse. >> active members rarely speak about their affiliation on camera. this time weaver made an exception. >> i lost a little bit of sleep over it. doing this interview. brothers don't normally get on camera. but i talked to a lot of my guys here. brothe

steven weaver is one of those inmates. but weaver's reputation for violence began before he came to prison. >> i was a member of the outlaws motorcycle club at the time that i caught my cases. if you were just to look at it on paper, you would go [ bleep ] they should never let this guy out, you know? two counts of murder, started out with. a chain saw was involved with one of them. that's kind of bloody. >> weaver's violence on the outside landed him a 60-year sentence for murder. but in prison he attempted to kill again. the victim was his cellmate who he claimed was a child molester. weaver attacked him on christmas eve. >> when i was stabbing him, i was talking [ bleep ]. i said, you feel kind of vulnerable now, don't you? he's like, yeah. i said, maybe that little girl that you raped, think she might have felt this vulnerable? i said, "your life is in my hands now." i stabbed him several times, shallow enough to not kill him, i was hoping. once again, i was making a point. >> weaver is due to be released in 2027, than

royo works with a team of fellow weavers whom he has carefully trained to accomplish this imposing task. allows weaving to be performed from eitr side using multiple groups of yarn twisted together and passedver varying numbers of warps meter by meter the forms of the tapestry gradually begin to emerge. miro has said of his approach to art, "this come to me slowly. my vocabulary formsas not been the discovery of a day. it took shape alst in spite of myself. in this way, ty ripen in my spirit." into the steamy month of august, the spirit of "femme" grows until the figure is complete. now, with only a few inches of background remaining, royo welcomes miro to his studio once more to witness the final steps of an eight-month process. royo says, "working together, we have become so closely attuned that i can almost read his min i take direction as much from an expression or gesture as from words or sketches. working with miro has forced me to make a constant effort to do better, an effort from which i have benefited in many respects." for these two catalan artists, it has been a fulfilling e

weaver picks up his first win of the season. that is your "sportscenter" update.dario melendez. have a great day. >>> all right, now to a couple that is clearly a match made in heaven. just months after tyisha benson gave one of her kidneys to her boyfriend, travis spiresweet, their touching story earned them a chance to throw out the first pitch at a kansas city royals game. travis had a surprise up his sleeve. he proposes. check it out. there he is. come on, fellow, get down on one knee. he's going to do it. don't cry, diana. and, yes, she did, in fact, say yes. you get emotional when you hear these stories. >> i know. every single one of these. >>> okay, moving on to this really cool school. some high school kids in virginia have come up with a cool way to raise money for victims of the tornado in oklahoma. they call it dollars for duct tape. each got them a foot of tape to secure their chemistry teacher on to a wall. >> love that. some kids showed some mercy giving her lunch during the ordeal. others had some fun coloring a mustache on her face. check it out.

we have a number of representatives here dan weaver. every re t are those cb ds that are created there's instant on, on going improvements. those improvements are readily felt with our police department as well. when i have people actively engaged in people with the streets people are a lot more conscious and they're looking at out and supporting this project. people are relynn themselves with the neighborhood. this makes our city great. i'm here to thank the people and mo it is the move that the local merchants have and they want the city to invest in their neighborhoods. it's a plea for success. who won't want to be here. it's better than the east coast right now. as we showed off pebble beach and my daughter is saying she wishes here here. i know that supervisor wiener and intent on making sure we have the investments in our neighborhood. when we do that kind of investment we get so much in return. people make their own personal investments and we're going to have a lot tighter city. and especially for all the national events we spon

. >> yeah, and jacki weaver was nominated. >> jimmy: and jaci weaver. nominated. and the movie, and he was -- yeah, it was crazy. >> jimmy: i mean, was that just -- was that insane? >> yeah, it was insane. you know, the coolest part about it was being at the -- at the show, the actual show itself. you realize -- and it's, like, two months of this thing where you're going on this tour of award shows. which is kind of a weirdly masochistic thing. and you keep losing. and -- but you become, like, gangs. >> jimmy: what? >> you really do. it's, like, your little gang. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know? and the thing with robert de niro is, like, he's, like, he's just gangster, man, that guy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's the coolest guy to have in your gang. >> he is. he doesn't talk much, you know? he just sits back. and when he does, you listen, you know? so we would do this thing during the oscars where we would go up into, like, the middle aisle during a commercial, you know? and the first award was best supporting actor, and he didn't win. so, like, i go up, an

it's sally weaver. oh, yeah, your old college roommate. no, it's susan ross' old college roommate.ew years ago. she's trying to become an actress. ah, dramatic or comedic? untalented. she's always inviting me to see her in some bad play in a tiny room without ventilation. it's really depressing. you know, we don't go to enough theater. she should just give up. hey... hey, there, mr. too-big- to-come-to-my-shows. i just came from tap. i'm all whoo! ha ha! i'm on my way to an audition.

one of the weaver state. --went onto weaver state.gue history to win rookie of the year unanimously. >> at a press conference back in school, i told the crowd there that i wanted to be risky. some people might say i'm crazy but now here i am getting this award and i am not surprised about at all because i put myself in this position. >> the a's and angels. 70,000 to see bob melvin. they're five and no against the angels. hamilton make almost together as the entire age roster. its 42 angels. the a's have this come back think coming. three hits for resolve this. 5 he was 398.5 = 3. hee back. the a's got a bad call. the angels won five = four. overslip the back. david kelley is the vice- president of general counsel of the golden state warriors by day and tonight he tears up and-tear it up. warriors by day and tonight he te[ male announcer ] up. no matter what you're doing, or where you're going, southwest airlines takes you there... for less. big sales that help you get away. that's how we fly. act fast to grab flights for as low as $59

howard is for weaver not because they seem to not quite grasp the importance of consolidated quote and the importance of latency in system important so he's been consolidating for audit trail purposes so you did talk with the f.c.c. and i'm just wondering if you had to have the opportunity to also talk to maybe the c. of d.c. and did you find them receptive to what you had to say or were they just forced to listen to you because you were the only guys out there providing this kind of data . c.m.t. seems worse than it was under a car window invited us out july of two thousand and ten after we published what we found on the flash pressure or he was very receptive. connectedness with many others and to see a city even sadder per ounce you are on this and with it we have been running be able to start actually working with the state or we said the home of the plant. that was kind of the end of the b.s.e. sea it seems like it was been forced to listen or that a tactic is also prevalent in future areas and so in that regard the commissionaire parts help then at the c f t c has said he wants t

and outside right now weaver going to show you a couple of bridges where we're seeing roadwork including up and down the golden gate bridge just the northbound direction. this morning, it is the two left lanes until about 5:00 and as you can see, traffic is light, though, in both directions. we're not seeing any big delays between marin county and san francisco. bay bridge three left lanes clocked on the toll plaza until 5:00. on the upper deck live look at traffic heading towards san francisco near the "s" curve and things are moving well past the metering lights, which remain off right now. so otherwise to our maps, you can see a lot of green in our live traffic sensors. everything is moving well on 237 out of milpitas towards sunnyvale. westbound 237 the ride through the altamont pass, 18 minutes towards the dublin interchange. coming up, we will get a check of mass transit because muni had some problems late last night. we want to let you know everything is back to normal. we'll have more on that coming up. back to you. >>> we'll be getting a look today at the repairs being made to s

lone player was michael weaver almost making the cut. they're fen nom until. bears ranked number one most of the year. 11 victories in 13 mirms, that is insane. they had next week's championship as the overwhelming favorite. >> what we want to do is put that point and grab that trophy, come home that. sit. it's been the goal from the get go. and he like our chance autos we're confident and we know we're good. and all we can do is play our hardest. >> that is brian palmer the leader but john rawlins on his heels. in st. louis, 74th senior pga championship including a lead heading for round two, tomorrow. tonight the all star game, now, another honor, all nba squad. lee garnered three team honors. leaving the first warrior on an all nba team. jim harbaugh is now adding pace car driver to his resume. this sunday will get behind the wheel. he's a part time owner of an indy based racing team. unfortunately, he doesn't get to keep the car, a corvette stingry. >> i'm awaiting my coaching. and ready for practice. actually be doing it. and i had dreams about it. and i

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saturday, inland highs into upper 90s near 100 this, is warmth that weaver been weight for. when it gets here we're going say when is it going to cool down? >> yes. >> coming up next a lesson in goemetry tonight. >> how >>> in southern california firefighters battling a wildfire likely to continue burning another week. the fire broke out outside santa barbara county yesterday. forcing 6,000 memorial day campers to leave. the forest service says it's only 10% contain asked with winds gusting to 40 miles per hour this afternoon officials don't think they'll have it contained until june 3 a week from yesterday. >> tomorrow the state supreme court takes up an issue in our money strapped schools should someone not a nurse or doctor be allowed to give injections to stud zblents a school nurse's union is challenging a proposal when tight school budgets called for he lick nating nurses at many schools. the department of edz x has allowed staffers to give shots since 2007. the president of the nurses union says that jeopardizes safety. >> insulin can be fatal given wrong. it's a horm

. >> yak is fantastic stuff, and it's new to the market for people who use yarn--knitters, weavers, everybodye--because it's been difficult to separate the different types of fiber that come off the yak. >> and is this--so this is like, a raw... >> this is raw yak. so we have hair. we have the down, which is actually what we want in the yarn mostly. and there are mid-grade fibers in there, and it's been really complex industrially to separate those. but now we can do that, and so we are getting fantastic yarns like this pure yak. >> and we want to use just the down. is that right? >> well, traditionally, people use the whole mix, because the hair adds durability, and you can separate out the hair and use it for ropes and things, but we want the down because it's exquisite. it can be finer than cashmere. it's just gorgeous stuff. and it comes in a lot of different colors. it comes in brown, black, white, gray. but what we really want is that, the down. >> and is that bleached, or is that just a-- >> you can get it both ways. yak is unusual in that you can bleach it, and it will not be damaged.

weaver not sure if anyone was going to come out alive and to go over and see one of my favorite neighborsesome. it was an amazing feeling. >>darya: that was a good story, but unfortunately a lot of parents were not lucky. nine children died. the death toll at 24 this morning. the national weather service says the late twister was an ef-5 the most dangerous of a tornado. the national weather serthey also estimate that the storm carried winds that ranged from 200 to 210 mi. per hour. residents of joplin, missouri knknow exactly what the people and in moore, oklahoma are going through. two years ago today, an ef-5 tornado tore through their town. the top internet and killed 160 people. --tornado killed 160 people. >> james: it todit is a two of bay today health care workers' strike at university of california medical center statewide. kron4's jackie sizzle as liven severance gossel i slive n francisco. >> we're talking about state wide. involved in the strike. union workers say it's about patient care, outpatient right. hospital say it is more about the benefits and retirement. we had a chan

weaver live at the stakes barn with more on thousand horses are preparing for today's race. we'll have that story coming up. >> i do like our preakness song. >> yes. gets us in the mood. welcome back to 11 news preakness saturday morning. thank you for joining us. >> the second jewel of the triple crown is the biggest party of the year and wbal-tv continues with live team coverage. >> ava marie and sarah sampson. good morning ava. >> good morning. i lost the card again i'm done with it. it's already warming up. we're starting to see even more sun peaking out -- peeking out of the from behind the clouds. a wlot of clouds still expected throughout the day and maybe even a shower, especially as that front is hanging down to our south. that's the front we have been tracking all morning. but it's not a washout of a pattern. overall it should be dry throughout the day but watch out for a light sprinkle in the afternoon but by the that afternoon 70 degrees will feel a little warmer. people are really starting to filter into the infield and in the grands. -- in the grandstands. we a

lone player was michael weaver almost making the cut. they're fen nom until.ber one most of the year. 11 victories in 13 mirms, that is insane. they had next week's championship as the overwhelming favorite. >> what we want to do is put that point and grab that trophy, come home that. sit. it's been the goal from the get go. and he like our chance autos we're confident and we know we're good. and all we can do is play our hardest. >> that is brian palmer the leader but john rawlins on his heels. in st. louis, 74th senior pga championship including a lead heading for round two, tomorrow. tonight the all star game, now, another honor, all nba squad. lee garnered three team honors. leaving the first warrior on an all nba team. jim harbaugh is now adding pace car driver to his resume. this sunday will get behind the wheel. he's a part time owner of an indy based racing team. unfortunately, he doesn't get to keep the car, a corvette stingry. >> i'm awaiting my coaching. and ready for practice. actually be doing it. and i had dreams about it. and i know it would be

can't leave like the chinese weavers for muta took in some detainees the u.s. has never taken or won and we're supposed to be the home of the braves who had to be at least as brave as bermuda and finally i want to ask you about your petition very quickly you said that you have one hundred fifty five thousand signatures that were approaching one hundred fifty dollars just a little as one hundred forty seven thousand and change but we're approaching one hundred fifty thousand after less than a week that's quite impressive and after one hundred thousand signatures if i'm correct the president has to respond right this is on changed or are you going to move it to a place where the president has to respond i don't know i mean hopefully this will make make him pay attention to this just. you know the liberal left and we've been a lot of people that have come on board and signed retired admirals retired judge advocate general's of the service retired state department intelligence community folks nick kristoff from the new york times a lot of folks have come on board a

. >> sigourney weaver is in it. >> hoda had to leave because you were doing letterman. chance of winning the tony for best play. it's just hysterically funny. >> look at the cast. >> david hyde-pierce. the guy who plays spike. >> with the bow tie. >> he is genius. he's a real beefcake type. but so funny, you want to cry. and kathleen nielson, and it makes you laugh your spanx off and it makes you cry your eyes out. it's very touching. it was so well done. >> such a great one. >> i went to, i had to go to the ladies room because i had a long trip back to connecticut. i go to the ladies room. you know, the wednesday matinees, lots of women and i think it's an older theater, so they're probably five stalls. with about 200 women that need to go to the ladies room. so finally, they, they close down the men's room and let the women go, because it was going to be curtain time. believe me, sometimes you don't want to rush back to your seat. you don't want to miss what happens. so all of a sudden i'm waiting there in line and two guys come. come in -- drop it, and yup. >> you we

sarday, inland highs into upper 90sear 100 this, is warmth that weaver been weight for.hen it gets here we're going say when is it going to cool down >> yes. >> coming up next a lesson in goemetry tonig. goemetry tonig. >> ♪ ♪ goemetry tonig. >so you can make easy, no-fee reloads with cash and checks... and know you're not on your own. so you can get the reloadable card that keeps up with you. chase liquid. so you can. >>> in southern california firefighters battling a wildfire likely to continue burning another week. the fire broke out outside santa barbara county yesterday. forcing 6,000 memorial day campers to leave. the forest service says it's only 10% contain asked with winds gusting to 40 miles per hour this afternoon officials don't think they'll have it contained until june 3 a week from yesterday. >> tomorrow the state supreme court takes up an issue in our money strapped schools should someone not a nurse or doctor be allowed to give injections to stud zblents a school nurse's union is challenging a proposal when tight school budgets called for he lick nating

and then sigourney weaver started taking her clothes off. i was going to leave, and i was like.i'm so happy you brought it. this is your bar mitzvah. >> yes, it is my bar mitzvah. my bar mitzvah, i was really fat and had a unibrow and was friends with no girls. shockingly. >> jimmy: no, 1980, ahh, look at you right there. you look cute. what are you talking about? >> well, you know, look i still had the pocket square. my cake was a director's slate splattered with blood. >> jimmy: there you go right there. >> my mom did that. >> jimmy: so you always wanted to be a horror director? >> i was so into it. and because i wasn't friends with any girls, so i couldn't have a dance, i made a deal with my parents, i would go through the bar mitzvah if they would saw me in half with a saw. and they did it, all my grandparents and cousins from larchmont and scaresdale were at my bar mitzvah, and this guy, and was a real saw, and he looked at me, and he's like, don't move. like, really, this can kill you. and i was screaming going, oh, my god, it's real, it's real! and then my grandparents --

scary good. 4 of the top 5 players each won tournament lone tournament didn't win weaver.t of the year. broke the modern era single season record with 11 wins in 13 tournaments. amazing. no. 1 player in the kum country, kim. chairmanship next weekend as overwhelming favorite. >> what we really weren't to do is put the exclamation point, grab the trophy and come home. that's the goal right from theÑi get go and i like our chances. >> we are confident. we know we are good and we know we have a really good shot at winning this year and all we can do is play our hardest. >> earlier this year lae the first golden state warrior since 1997 to make the all star game another honor. all nba squad. lee had third team honest along with pacers forward george and lakers center howard and hard inand lee is the first warrior on team since 1994. ample 18g game this season. jim harbaugh nfl quarterback, college coach and nfl coach and he's adding pace car driver to his resume this weekend. he have year celebrity drives the pace car at the indy 500. sunday it's jim and part-time owner of ind

weaver having a volatile and boisterous debate about women's basic reproductive rights from contraceptive bader ginsberg said the court should have held only that the texas law before it in roe which prohibited abortion. leaving for the future the question of what other restrictions on abortion might be constitutional. that would seem to be a considerable walk-back of the ultimate decision in roe v. wade and i wonder how your reaction to that. >> well, bader's, bader ginsberg's comments went much further than that. and actually she has pointed to the fact that roe has given her political opponents a target on which to focus. you know, speculation about what might have been if we had done it differently is the privilege of those who have 20/20 hindsight. think what's really important is that the courts decided the merit of the case. and that's what it's supposed to do. that the privacy of these decisions is constitutionally enshrined. the other thing bader ginsberg said which is really interesting, is that she also wonders how this would have unfolded if it had been decided on the case, on

. ♪ mark weaver of fort collins, colorado says bible study has brought a radical change in his thinkingars ago, he was a businessman lobbying for tougher orke, now he's organizingte immigrant worship services like this one. and he's urging congress to be more compassionate. >> there are people's lives at stake and there are people who are hurt by our immigration system, broken up by our immigration system. there are all kinds of stories out there and if you take time to listen to th, it's hard not to engage on a compassionate level. i think this is a moral issue. i do think if you welcome the stranger and treat him as you would treat jesus, it throws things into a whole different light and messes up your politics. >> reporter: but there's not some new universal agreement among christians on immigration reform or a belief that the bible can, or should, be used to justify one approach or another to policymaking. mark tooley directs the institute on religion and democracy, a conservative religious think tank. >> it's very problematic when people of faith start to claim that the bible gives

weaver that the for npr. [laughter] but unfortunately i think the reason we're so much in the cross hairs is the idea that journalism also is a liberal profession and if you what to say where does that come from is that it comes from our school. we've got that e-mail and james dickey showed up several times to do ambush interviews with people and that events like this. and we have spent on the bill already show many times so i am used to --. [laughter] ibm used to that part of the debate. but it is true that a general 10 or is super liberal but i can think of anyone i know on the columbia faculty who did not vote for obama twice. >> in different years that i hope. [laughter] that the dean of the business school was hired as the adviser to romney but those are the only to get everybody else part of what is going on is a little chronological as it is self reenforcing. a lot of the liberal universities as in any environment is not in on the argument but what do you will your eyes over or tell jokes over and assu

. >> and lauren, quickly because we're short on time, weaver seen polls show that some of the senators who voted in favor of the background check bills are getting a boost and some who voted against it are suffering in the polls. is the politics changing despite the nra's consideration that this was a victory for them? >> one of the landmark issues was kelly ayotte was approached by one of the victim's daughters. there's a lot of public support and a lot of senators are feeling the heat on this. after talking to many of the members and their staffs, there aren't a lot of people who are thinking about changing their votes back. >> all right. we'll have to leave it there. david and lauren, thank you so much for being with me this afternoon. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you. >>> turning to weather. take a look at this live picture here in new york city where it's simply gorgeous out, no the to gloat. folks in other parts of the country are singing a different tune. ray is here with the forecast. good afternoon. >> good saturday. we've got some wet weather in the southed a our jet stream cont

in 2009 the height of the recession weaver spending $56 billion. snap has gone up $30 billion and unemployment has gone down. in 2012, snap is twice as much money as the department of homeland security. it is three times what we're spending in the department of justice and seven times will we are spending in the department of the interior. we want to make this issue about the money. this nation, its government has been committed to feeding its hungry and we ought to in its good and right and it is just. it is also good and right and just that we as a fiduciary of the taxpayers who are paying those dollars that were overseeing them in a way that is truly balanced. we can make the argument based on sheer numbers, that we have been extraordinarily generous and the fiduciary responsibility, a little bit to recognize the reducing number of poverty, and continue to meet the needs of the poor. i want starving children to eat. my family and i are committed to this for our whole adult lives. i weep for children and families who don't have food to eat. the b

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