wright has made more threes than anyone in the nba. 17 points per game. has become one of the most reliable players. >> all that has given him confidence that i believe in, that our team believes in because other avenues where he can do some things on the floor and i think just the confidence of having people believe that he can do more than stand in the corner and shoot three. >> wright, how hot are you? he is that hot. that was a 26-footer. >> wright won a ring with the heat in 2006 and remains close to dwyane wade who is the godfather to his son devan. >> he said work hard and. sometimes you need someone around you like that. a big brother. always picking you up when you're down. whatever it is. that's the type of relationship we have. where he was always a good role model to me. i wanted my son to be just like him. >> i'm so proud of him. that's my little brother. to see him really succeed in a way that he is succeeding. one of the only guys on this team that is used to winning. that has won at a high level. so he is bringing something to this organiz

that was a 26-footer. >> wright won a ring with the heat in 2006 and remains close to duane wade who is godfather to his son devan. >> always in my ear. somebody you need around you like that. a big brother. always picking you up when you're down. whatever it is. always a good role model. >> i'm so proud of him. that's my little brother. to see him really succeed. one of the guys on this team that is used to winning, that has won at a high level. so he is bringing something to this organization. most importantly i'm just proud of him. >> and he has had a huge impact off the court in the community. he adopted five single mothers this past christmas and filled their expire christmas list. amazing man. >> that's the kind of player you want playing. >> absolutely. >> mechanical failure leaves 80 people stuck in the air on a ski lift. we will show you how they were rescued. >>> also one of the top 10 most popular websites in the world. how it plans to expand in to a billion users. more on that tonight at 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. see you then. until then, our news and weather is on cbs5.c

wright did encourage people to act so pastors from the area will meet to figure out a schedule for the work shawps -- workshops on financial aide. lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> john: san jose police are searching for suspects. the victim was a local high school student. police responded to a shooting in -- and found 15-year-old oscar gonzalez on the front poach -- porch of his home. the suspect is described as male wearing dark clothing, running east down the street. investigators believe it was back-related. >> the chp says the number of dui raveses was down, but the deadly accidents are up compared to last year. in the bay area, chp officers arrested 64 people for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. that's down from 92 arrests last year. there have been four fatal collisions in the bay area so far. there were none during the same period last year. >> whenever there's a fatal contract especially on news news, that means families are starting their new year planning a funeral for a loved one and that's a horrible feeling. >> the chp will continue its max ebb -- enforc

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wright torched his former team. 20 of his 30 points in the first half. the warriors led by as many as 20. that would not last. lebron to wade. the flush. 25 for wade. in the fourth lebron mans up. two of his 25. the warriors outscored by 21 in the second half. heat win 114-107. >> college hoops hilltop that length, u.s. hosting dominican college of marin. dough minimum con off to an early lead but the dons answer. later in the half williams finishing the break. the one-handed slam usf cruises 68-47 to the ice. sharks in l.a. to face the kings. we all heard about pitcher'll duels, tonight it was a goalkeeper duel. second period kings on the power play. stall is turned back. later in the period. sharks up 1-0. that would be enough. two second left. neimi, second shutout of the year. sharks hold on for the victory. new years tradition, the winter classic, the penguins and the caps at heinz field. home of the steelers. going top shelf. washington wins it 3-1. cal junior running back shane green will enter the 2011 nfl draft. he graduated. running backs have

as we show you wright. what is more interesting right or lee stuff? >> wright. >> thank.ench 46- 14. 113-102. robinson went down, went to the locker room. he had 16-7. the warriors, hey, hung for a while. but the spurs are too good. super bowl time. two weeks of hype. packers are 2.5 point favorites. they are going to close the reach. and christina aguilera will sing the national anthem. here comes the pack returning home. 3-1 in super bowls. aaron rodgers, when you get a sandy barber, we will hear from her in a moment, but the pack, everybody, again, in that city, it's a one horse town, it's true, they really love their football and love this guy. bret who? aaron rodgers from cal. grew up in chico. i saw this at 4:00. and at 4:45. 5:30, 6:10. you can't get enough. barber opening her heart to aaron rodgers. >> from the e-mails and text messages, twitter yesterday about aaron, great pride out there about what he has gone on to do and being in the super bowl. >> all right. three bay area footballers on the proteam. the 49ers, patrick willis broken hand and all, all pro insi

when their wright flyer finally flew with orville at the controls. their plane traveled just 120 feet at the dizzying altitude of ten feet. it was the beginning of modern aviation as we know it. back on the ground, the wright brothers turned out to be better inventors than businessmen. for several years they were embroiled in lawsuits and patent disputes with aviation rivals. wilbur wright died of typhoid fever in 9 1912 and/orville sold their company in 1915. he went on to serve for many years on the national advisory committee for air naughtics, the predecessor of nasa. today the wright brothers' accomplishment is marked by a monument on the wind-swept kittyhawk beach, an earth-bound tribute to the brothers who made the rest of us no longer earth bound. >> i will find somebody who is. >> osgood: coming up, best supporting actress nominee hailee stein fell. and later.... >> you're peculiar. >> i take that as a compliment. >> reporter: best supporting actor nominee geoffrey rush. (announcer) while there are some home disasters you can't avoid, there

jeremiah wright will help. they invited president obama's former pastor and controversial religious leader to speak today. wright started a similar plan in chicago and encouraged churchgoers here to take action. but wright refused to speak with the media. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> napa county residents woke up to a white new year, about 3 or 4 inches of snow fell saturday morning. several vehicles got stuck on highway 29 over mount saint helena, the main north/south roadway over lake counties. tour buses and six other cars had to be hauled out of the snow. the chp put out calls to the napa county roads department and caltran asking for help. it snowed early in lake county. these photos were from their deck in hidden valley lake to youreport powered by youtube.com. if you have photos and video you'd like to share, upload them or e-mail them to: >>> new laws are now in effect in california covering a wide range of issues from marijuana to baked goods to traffic tickets. possession of an ounce or less of

wright started a similar action plan in shawfnlgt -- chicago. we were not able to speak to if directly. >> john: a russian passenger jet carrying 124 people caught fire and exploded on a runway in siberia. three people were killed and 46 injured. most of the passengers and crew were evacuate before the exploasmghts people onboard explode the scene as the plane filled with thick, black smoke. panic passengers climbed over one another to escape. >> the u.s. capitol briefly evacuated and fighter jets scrambled after an airliner lost raid you contact. the piedmont airlines was heading to washington's reagan national airport. capitol police issued an evac situation order after losing contact with the plane. air traffic controllers reached the pilots. the pilot had turned his radio to the wrong frequency. >> john: with all the after-christmas says, you could get some deals. good housekeeping looked at three detvize though, 3-d tv venezuela can now be enjoyed in our homes, to the enyears tested five sets. >> picture quality, audio quality, and then we

but wright refused to speak with the media.n berkeley, lisa amin gulezian abc 7 news. >> napa county residents woke up to a white new year. about 3 or 4 inches of snow fell early yesterday morning. several vehicles got stuck over mount saint helena. that's the roadway between napa and lake counties. a tour bus and up to six other vehicles had to be hauled out of the snow. the chp put out calls to the napa county roads department and caltran for help. it also snowed early saturday in lake county. these photos were sent to us by january and rich himm from their deck in hitten valley lake from youreport powered by youtube.com. if you have video you'd like to share upload them or you can e-mail them to: >>> new laws are now in effect in california covering a wide range of issues from marijuana to baked goods to traffic tickets. possession of an ounce or less of marijuana is now only a fraction similar to a traffic ticket. it's still a $100 fine but there's no jail time and it will not go on your criminal record. california's requir

thanks to david wright for that report.ut a raunchy navy scandal. that's the subject of tonight's "closing argument." first, here's jimmy. >> jimmy: tonight, patricia heaton is here the bachelor brad womack is back for another tv round of love and josh groban. er) for a quick and easy dinner crush french fried onions. dip chicken in egg. coat with onion crumbs and bake. when dinner's made with french's french fried onions everyone's happy. french's. happy starts here. look for it in the canned vegetable aisle. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. 3q lysol knows you work hard every day to help keep your family healthy especially during cold and flu season

and david wright has his story. >> reporter: when an author talks about a deadline, it's usually not meant to be taken literally. but gordon murray decided to write his book the day he learned that the cancer he thought he had beaten was back. a malignant brain tumor. had i been 10, 20, 30 years younger, i think i probably would have wallowed in self-pity and got hung up in that. but i was lucky to be in a spot in my life where i had balance. >> reporter: he set to work co-authoring a how-to guide to investing. gordon murray knows a thing or two about that. for 25 years, he worked for wall street's biggest banks. the investment answer is a 66-page book in plain language. what you need to know to succeed long term in the markets. the opening words? "wall street brokers and active money managers use your relative lack of investment expertise to their benefit, not yours." >> finance is complex. the odds are stacked against you. you need help. i've met nurses, teachers, so many innocent, hard-working americans have lost everything because either a broker or their, even mutual fund has ov

. >>> our guest tonight, warrior star durrell wright and shaur guru. th guru.will be my last "sports sunday" for a while. what is going on around here? we'll see you in a few minutes. w >>> malicious worm is on the loose again in twitter messages, the same worm that appeared last month on the website. if you click on a message that has the shortened url google, it takes you to a site performing security shield. it falsely reports a virus infection and asks for money to remove it from the system. twitter recommends if you see the goo.gl link, change your pass word immediately. >>> a new study finds people who abuse alcohol are more likely to be unlucky in love. researchers assessed more than 5,000 adult twins. looking at their alcohol use and marriage history, twins who drank heavily married later in life and had shorter marriages than those who were not dependent on alcohol. >>> i have something we just learned about we want to tell you about. it may be in the south bay. you probably felt 13 minutes ago there was a 3.0 earthquake. details are 13 miles east-sout

here's david wright with our report. >> reporter: today in tucson, the first solid bit of good news from the doctors. >> she's yawning, she's starting to rub her eyes and she'll wake up, where as before she would just go back to sleep right away. >> reporter: congresswoman gabby giffords appears to be waking up. but alongside that glimmer of hope, heartbreak as this community today laid to rest the littlest victim of the shooting. 9-year-old christina-taylor green and congresswoman giffords were forever linked by the mad gunman who tried to take both their lives. five days after that terrible event, two very different outcomes. for christina green, a final good-bye. a funeral mass at st. elizabeth ann seton church. 2,000 people turned up. some, no older than christina herself. so many, the overflow had to stand outside. many of them no doubt, moved to be here by the president's eulogy last night. >> christina was an a-student, she was a dancer, she was a gymnast, she was a swimmer. she decided that she wanted to be the first woman to play in the major leagues and as the only girl on her

i'm david wright for "nightline" in los angeles. >> roseanne barr's new book is in bookstores now. >> is health care in trouble? that's the subject of tonight's closing argument. but first, here's jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next. >> jimmy: tonight, from "the fighter," amy adams, chris colfer, music from young the giant, and "this week in unnecessary censorship." come in, enjoy. "jimmy kimmel live" is next.c [ male announcer ] nature is unique... pure... and also delicious. like nature valley. granola bars made with crunchy oats and pure honey. nature valley -- 100% natural. 100% delicious. you can make a big difference. did you know that by march 1st,

steve call, lawrence wright, etc.? >> i think many of the books are worthwhile, and what i try to do is take a different tactic than those books so i wouldn't be repeating what had been written already. steve's book is an excellent book i think. there are a number of very good books on the bin laden. jason burke wrote one, british journalist, and the problem i had with those books were the work primarily books that were based on what other people said about osama bin laden, not what he had said or done himself. i found over the past decade that whenever bin laden speaks he is often described as ranting and raving or issuing yet another diatribe so i thought i would take the primary sources based on interviews, statements and speeches he made and write a book based on what he said and see how it turns out. and i think very frankly that when you take the primary sources, which number in my archive, and i certainly don't have every one that's available, and i have over 800 pages -- when you take that information, the man

david wright has more. >> reporter: the warning signs were clearly there.y they weren't surprised. >> i told my mother that he was a serial killer the first time i saw him. >> this individual has probably been trouble for some time. >> you think there's little question they knew he was very troubled? >> i don't think there's any doubt about that at all. >> reporter: but apparently, no one followed up on the warning signs until it was too late. friends say loughner became interested in pop culture int p interpretations about mayan prophecies. >> the world was going to end. >> reporter: it was at that point, he met gabby giffords. >> he asked her a question that made no sense to me. but he said, i can't believe she doesn't understand it. >> reporter: the question that stumped giffords, is what is government if words have no meaning? the friend told "mother jones," i told him, dude, no one's going to answer that. but ever since then, loughner shot the congresswoman was a fake. he had something against her. psychologists say politics may have had little to do w

as david wright reports. >> reporter: for 25 years, gordon murray was one of those wall street mastersf the universe. managing huge institutional investments for goldman sachs, lehman brothers a s and other f. >> i wasn't the kid you wanted your daughter to date. i got in touch with the important things, integrity, work ethic. but on the trading floor at goldman sachs, i was -- i slammed phones and was egocentric. i still wasn't a role model. so, we evolve. >> reporter: gordon has long wanted to atone for the sins of wall street. to share the secrets that no one seems to want to tell the little guy. the guy who is just trying to build that nest egg, to have enough money to pay the kid's college education and maybe retirement. so, where did wall street go wrong? >> wall street went wrong -- i think there's a confluence of things. but in the late '70s, illegal an unethical were the same. your word was your bond. the client comes first. those expressions started to be replaced, as you know, by liars and loans. we can hide debt. >> reporter: greed is good. >> greed is good. >> reporter: wh

wright: wind storms, hurricanes, high water, they've been the traditional enemies.ydrological data that we have. they didn't know what the 100-year flood was. so it was a little bit of a guess how high the water was going to come. they'd base -- "oh, well, gee, "for the past 30 years, it hasn't been "any higher than that, so if we set the bridge 10 feet above that, we're safe." then along comes a big flood, and the bridge is gone. i think in the '27 flood in vermont, 1927, i think 400 were lost in that flood alone, leaving about 200, and it's trickled its way down to about 100 now. grimm: sometimes nature caused the losses. other times, people simply believed that the covered bridges hindered progress. you bump into people like that from time to time. "oh, get rid of the damn thing, i can't get my logging truck through here." you know, or "i can't bring my ten-wheeler through with a load of gravel." there was a bridge down in massachusetts, it was one of the new covered bridges -- it was built in the 1950s. new sheffield covered bridge. and there were interests in t

ryan mallett, to jarious wright. before the fourth quarter, mallet gathers the troops. he transferred from michigan. you know he wants to beat the buckeyes. the hogs tie him up in the end zone. that's a safety. great defense by arkansas. dan herron just got smacked. first safety in a sugar bowl since 1998. after the safety, here come the hogs. ryan mallett, to jarious wright. breaks it off for a gain of 24. that would lead to a field goal. ar oor on the comeback. now, pumpbting. colden miles nash. they have it in the ohio state 18. second and ten, the ball in the hands of ryan mallett. now, it's in the sands of salmon thomas. another one of the guys getting suspended. that's your ball game. ohio state wins. their first bowl win over an s.e.c. team. >>> for all the highlights, check out "the highlight express," until 3:00 p.m. today. now, back to you in new york. >>> there's still five more bowl games, including next monday night's national championship game. >>> for a marathon runner in japan, one wrong turned out to be costly. seconds to the finish line, the long-time

david wright is in tucson, with him tonight. david? >> reporter: good evening, bill. tonight, the heroes had pride of place, seats of honor. and daniel hernandez was right next to the president himself, and that is, as it should be given the extraordinary heroism you showed on saturday and we thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> reporter: i cannot imagine how humbling it must be to have not only the president of the united states single you out by name and applauding you, but to have 14,000 members of your community standing on their feet. >> i think it is always humbling when you get recognized by more than one person but then by the governor and the president, it is extremely humbling. >> reporter: and you had the added burden tonight of having to get up there and speak yourself. that must have been nerve wracking. >> it was nerve wracking because you only get one shot at it and at the end, i ended up tossing out what i had written before hand and just kind of wing it because i thought it would be better if i spoke from the heart. >> reporter: th

david wright, abc news, tucson. >> our thanks to david wright tonight. >>> overseas this evening, there are questions about the stability of some eric nations, especially an important u.s. ally, egypt, after the so-called twitter revolution of tunisia. the over throw of the president. anger on social networks like twitter. police and protesters clashed again today. there are reports that the president's successor has already quit. >> there's also anger at the government of brazil as the death toll rises from floosh floods and mudslides. morgues have been overwhelmed. at least 600 have died. many more are still missing. >> we turn next to an even greater natural disaster, the devastating earthquake in haiti one year ago this week. matt found out victims that lost so much are literally standing on their own again. >> reporter: these are no ordinary soccer players, and in haiti, this has been no ordinary year. the earthquake created 4,000 new amputees. a brick wall fell on this man. he said, today is one of the best days of my life. that's because this former soccer coach is now back on th

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david wright, abc news, tucson. >>> i'll be back later in the broadcast with more from tucson. for the day's other news, let's go to david muir in new york. >>> still ahead here on "world news" this sunday night -- after the shootings of congresswoman giffords, new questions about whether all politicians should have tighter security and tonight, some who now say they'll carry a gun. >>> and the other major headline, that massive winter storm across ten states. it's going to be a very rough monday morning. >>> and the hero who rushed to gabby giffords' side. what he did and why it likely saved her life. [ woman ] i had this deep, radiating pain everywhere... and i wondered what it was. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means i can do more with the ones i love. [ female announcer

david wright spoke with hernandez last night. >> reporter: i cannot imagine how humbling it must be toave, not only the president of the united states singling you out by name, and applauding your heroism. but 14,000 members of your community standing on their feet to second the motion. >> i think it's humbling to get recognized by even one person. when you start getting recognized by people like the governor and the president, it's a humbling experience. >> reporter: you had the added burden of having to get up there and speak yourself. that must have been nerve-racking. >> it was nerve-racking because you only get one shot at it. at the end, i ended up tossing out what i had written beforehand and just kind of winged it. i thought it would be better if i spoke from the heart. >> reporter: i think the thing that people took away from the speech, and the thing that the president took away from it, your demurl on the heroism. >> i don't think i'm a hero. people they be brave at the time. i think to do something that's heroic, is to do something that's long and sustained. people like con

thank you, david wright. >>> and now, congresswoman gabrielle giffords. among the honored guests of the president tonight will be members of the medical team who tried to save her and that hero intern, daniel hernandez, who stood by her in the aftermath of that shooting. but giffords herself, as you know, will be 1,400 miles away in a houston hospital and bob woodruff has more on that. >> reporter: abc has learned that congresswoman gabrielle giffords may be released from intensive care into the rehab hospital, here to memorial herma hermann, as early as this week. the fluid accumulation in her brain that had been a concern to doctors has already started to subside. meanwhile, at tonight's state of the union in a show of solidarity with the congresswoman and the people of tucson, members of both parties will be wearing these black and white ribbons. in a special gesture, her friends in congress are leaving one seat unfilled. >> i'm really glad to see that there's going to be a chair left empty to symbolize what we all know will be a triumphant return to t

jeremiah wright will help. they invited president obama's former pastor to speak. wright started a plan in chicago and encouraged churchgoers here to take action but he refused to speak with the media. >>> new laws are now in effect in california covering a wide ranges of issues from marijuana to traffic tickets. possession of an ounce are less of marijuana is now only an infraction similar to a traffic ticket. it is still a $100 fine but there is no jail time and it won't go on your record. california is requiring all baked goods made in the state to be free of transfats. all traffic tickets carry an extra $4 fee to pay for air ambulances and the state has made changes in the law to makes i recall easier for parents to get health insurance for children with preexisting medical conditions. >>> arnold schwarzenegger who swept into office after a recall election seven years ago has just one more full day of governor. 63-year-old republican actor and former bodybuilder he says out of the office he'll hit the speech circuit and maybe write a book. he says he may get in

what do you think of those, steve colin lawrence wright ephedra? >> guest: i think many of those books are very worthwhile and what i try to do is to take a different tack than those books so i wouldn't be repeating what has been written already. steve kohl's look is an excellent book i think. there are a number of very good hoax on bin laden. jason burke wrote one, a british journalist, and the problem i had with those books where they were primarily books that were based on what other people had said about osama bin laden. not what he had said or done himself. and i have found over the past decade that whenever bin laden speaks, he is very often described as ranting or raving gore issuing yet another diatribe. so i thought that i would take the primary sources based on interviews, statements and speeches he made and write a book based on what he said and see how it turned out, and i think very frankly that when you take the primary sources, which number in my archive and i certainly don't have everyone that is available, i have over 800 pages. wh

david wright, abc news, tucson. >>> and, we have a program note to tell you about. there will be a special "this week" town hall from tucson sunday morning. for the first time, survivors reuniting, talking with our christiane amanpour. and, in a sense, they will be holding that conversation they never got to finish in the supermarket, that parking lot on saturday morning. be sure and watch it on sunday. >>> and, here in washington, as you know, the shooting rampage sparked a lot of talk about civility, that whatever the differences, we should show respect to each other. there's even talk of a big symbolic move at the state of the union in a week and a half, and jon karl is on capitol hill tonight. jon, tell us what they're talking about. >> reporter: well, diane, you know the state of the unions, year after year, you see democrats sitting on one side, republicans sitting on the other side. when one side hears something they like, they jump up and applaud, the other side sits on their seats. now, there's a new proposal by a democratic senator to have the two sides li

here's david wright. >> reporter: when an author talks about a deadline, it's usually not meant to be taken literally. but gordon murray decided to write his book the day he learned the cancer he thought he had beaten was back. a malignant brain tumor. >> had i been, 10, 20, 30 years younger i think i would have probably wallowed in self-pity and got hung up in that. but i was lucky to be in a spot in my life where i had balance. >> reporter: he set to work authoring a how-to guide to self-investing. for 25 years he worked for wall street's biggest banks. the investment answer is a 66-page book in plain language. what you need to succeed long-term in the markets. the opening words, wall street brokers and active money managers use your relative lack of investment expertise to their benefit, not yours. >> i've met nurses, teachers, so many innocent hard working americans who have lost everything because either a broker or their -- even mutual fund has overcharged. >> reporter: he says it wasn't always this way. where did wall street go wrong? >> wall street went wrong -- i think there'

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. >> reporter: the investment answer -- david wright. >> a 66 book in plain language what you need to know to succeed long-term in the markets. the opening words wall street managers use your lack of relative expertise to their benefit, not yours. >> financing is complex. the odds are stacked against you. you need help. i have met nurses, teachers, so many hard working americans who have lost everything because their broker or their even mutual fund has overcharged. >> reporter: he says it wasn't always this way. >> where did wall street go wrong? >> wall street went wrong, i think there was a confluence of things. in the '70s, illegal and unethical were the thing. those started to be replaced by liars, weakened high debt. >> breed is good. >> greed is good. >> the surprising thing is that he coauthored the book when knew he had such little time left. >> am i ready? >> i have never been afraid. i'm not religious but i just think it is like investing, you focus on what you can control and i can't control, you know, how fast this tumor is growing. all you have got is each minute. the mi

about to wright. kings up 9. warriors come back and 99-96 late fourth quarter.giants still basking in the glow of the first world series title in san francisco. today they took world series trophy back to the roots of the franchise in new york city. mays started hall of fame career with new york giants. willie and trophy paid a visit to public lick school 46 in manhattan where the old polo ground used to be. he said when he started his career in new york he never imagined he would end up in san francisco. >> l i been hear all the time. i didn't go to san francisco on my choice. i was asked to go by the team. so new york has always been part of my home. >>reporter: team goes you go. venus william turned pro 16 years ago. first time in her career she had to withdraw pulling out of the australia open. 7 points that the match against andrea venus felt abdominal strain. she got treatment but she gnaw there was no way to be able to continue. forced to withdraw first time in two 51 grand slam matches. >> super disappointing. this is just not how i about expected the op

and wright with authority.nd i'm told now with 12 seconds left the warriors clinging to the lead which is now 100-98 as they try to close it out. but obviously not easy. warriors have had a tough stretch of game even though they are at home they have played difficult teams. this is very winnable game they have to win. >> they need to win this. >> yes they do to climb their way back up to 500. >> of course we'll tell you tonight at 11:00 the very outcome of all of that. all right thanks larry. >> that does it for this edition ofÑi 7 news at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. for all of us here, thanks for joining us. we'll

david wright reporting. emotional goodbye for the youngest of the 6 people killed in saturday mass shooting in tucson. several hundred people gather to pay the final respect to 9-year-old christina taylor green. honor guard escorted her small casket out of the church. inside her fat spoke saying his daughter was wise beyond her years. and this she wanted to make a difference with her life. earlier firefighters raised the largest american flag recovered at ground zero. it was brought to honor christina who was born on september 11. >>> what happened in arizona is certainly giving pause to politician all over the country often exposed to the public in a very vulnerable way. in livermore today 2 democratic congressmen appeared at a single event. laura reports that while it was not a meet and greet like the one in arizona, security was a little tighter. you while the band played a loan police officer stood watch as 2 local congressmen prae sided over a ribbon cutting ceremony for the rapid bus service of. >> not

jenelle wright throwing down with authority. you figure game over, no!n was fouled, made free throws then the bobcats kick out. jackson banks it in! with 0.6 left forcing overtime! are you kidding me! more from jackson. he had to just love this. finished with 31 points and charlotte snatches the victory away, 121-113 in overtime and absolutely demoralizing loss for the warriors. tiger woods is lurking. so is phil mickelson and surprisingly even john daily after round 2 of the farmers insurance open at torrey pines. tied for the lead. fourth putts on the double bogey 6. he would double back though. birdie putt on 6. shoots a 69. he's 8 under par, 3 behind the leader bill hobbs. tiger, a second consecutive 69. tide for third along with daily and minus 8. to the delight of wife amy. tennis, andy murphy put himself to end the winless streak in a major. took care of the spaniard david ferreira. forced that tie break match point. the half volley winner. murphy will face novack in the men's finals. a new look for brian wilson, the black beard gone. for one nigh

as jim wright goes more often than not in the year. looking opt 15 to 20 percent here. >> should forget about it because just on monday it was down. >> i'm not good at a lot of things that don't have real emotions don't agree and fearful. it sometimes and not good news because it can't sensationalize it. >> that's a good thing go wrong. he said the financial stocks are doing well. if they had a hard time your so ago. >> were a two-year high as we ask what's the difference between now and two years. today we saw an analyst upgrading bank stocks and that's really an really important because our economy can really go anywhere without sex. bank loans made to you any small businesses off, to a corporation civic and finance their debt. thanks get an upgrade is is that those two years are behind us h. >> wells fargo they should go in and invest? >> yes financials will be the biggest sector this year. companies like citicorp has the potential to go up 50-60-70%. >> the question that i always ask you is that banks are doing well, the corporatio

dorell wright finished with 30. golden state let by asp as 20 points. ellis contributed 25 points here with the deuce. in the second half, we want to start to go cold, the heat take advantage. lebron james with the spin, gets the finish. the final, 114-107. well, the shargs were working this new year's day, and san jose wrapped up a three-game road trip in los angeles. san jose looking for a little pay back against the kings. >> sharks goalie, terrific game for him, 29 saves tonight. there was one goal scored in the game, courtesy of the birthday boy, devon setahoochi who turned 24. 1-0 is the final, niemi picking up his ninth shutout. >>> outdoor winter classic seen right here on nbc. pittsburgh and washington. in prime time. third period, eric furor had the goal. capitols go on to win 3-1 the capitals win it. >>> as we reported yesterday, niner vpp personnel officially met with judd york today, he's expected to be hired as the niners general manager. shane vereen announced he will forgo his senior year and enter the 2011 draft. >>> rose bowl in pasade

in alabama, he was executed for the shooting death of his estranged wife. 52-year-old leroy wright died of lethal injection despite a plea from his now grown daughter that he be spared. >>> italy's mt. edna is active again, sending a cloud of ash high into the air, the fresh eruption from europe's largest active volcano forced the closure of a nearby airport yesterday. >>> scientists say they've discovered a new dinosaur species in northeastern argentina which may have been an early ancestor of the tyrannosaurus rex. it stood on two feet. like t-rex. it measured only four feet long and was lightweight at just 10 to 15 pounds. >>> if you like to read your daily horoscope, arguing a shift in the earth's alignment over thousands of years has shifted zodiac dates by about a month, and added an unpronounceable 13th sign, which applies to those born in early december. think about it. pretty interesting. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day -- the dow opens at 11,731 after falling 23 points yesterday. both the s&p and the nasdaq dipped 2. taking a look at ov

you take that information, the man that emerges is not like the bin laden that emerges in lawrence wright's book or steve cole's book as sort of someone who is mentally disturbed or hateful of our lifestyle. but rather a man who is very clear about what he believes, what he intends to do it and most especially matches words with deeds, with which is very unusual for any politician in this day and age. because of your back or what the cia, the disney to be cleared to the cia? >> yes, sir. everything that i write, whether it's a book or an article or even if i was a poetry writer, which i am not, for the rest of my life it has to be cleared by the cia. and this book was, in fact, review twice. once before i sent to the publisher, and then once after it was reviewed and we have made changes that the publisher wanted, or the editor wanted. so the agency -- i'm very careful to try to respect my obligation to have that review before it's published. >> was anything taken out of? >> no, nothing was taken out. in fact, i have work with the agency now for six years since i retired, probably have publ

warriors were down but got right back into it thanks to an 8-0 run, thanks to a wright dunk. just like wednesday night, ellis hits it with less than a second. this one forces overtime. warriors are up eight with under 2:00 to do. >> serena williams out with a foot injury and now a hip injury has knocked venus out. she was forced to retire in her third round match. venus has never won an australian open. >> jim nobody from nowhere is staying with the niners. the man who lead the niners to a win in their final season finale will return to his role as defensive coach. >> baseball news, teammates in the prime of their careers and now they are reuniting at the end of their careers. manny ramirez and johnny damon have each agreed to one year contract with the rays. he missed the cutoff. >> you wouldn't know. manny is not a defender. >> no, definitely not. >> see the tears of venus after all of these years. i guess she has never had to pull out of anything. >> we'll have more on this coming up on cbs 5 at 11:00. we'll see you, then. rocket scientists! you gave us the space age... bu

wright, the only warrior who came to play. 15 of his game-high 20. the third, warriors down 13. ellis through the lane. finishes with a flash. 13. later in the third. that's pretty. but an ugly loss to the clippers. 105-91 the final in college hoops, stanford and arizona, a moment of silence for the victims of the shooting in tucson. then arizona up 11 at the half. second half. cardinal rally. stanford within nine, but arizona too much. jones driving, finishing and the foul. stanford suffers it first pac-10 loss, 67-57. >> we hear from the winners in the nfl playoffs at 6:00. >> alan: thank you very much. facebook fights a straining -- strange internet >> alan: coming up at 6:00, governor jerry brown is making a promise about his big announcement,. join us at 6:00. finally, palo alto based facebook is battling what says is a growing rumor that the site is shutting down for good on march 15th. the hoax appears to have been generated on the weekly world news. facebook says it's entirely false but the rumor has been gaining ground and has become one of

i'm executive director of wright line defense projects working on policy strategies to help protect and empower vulnerable communities. he -- we have spent the past year, probably year and a half at this point, working to help supervisor avalos the community advocates, labor, crafting a policy that went into affect on christmas morning, much to the delight of many. what i wanted to race to the commission was we know that staff had some concerns about the city implementing the mandatory as opposed to the previous good face -- good faith efforts to get local residents on to the projects they are paying for with their tax dollars. it is now a mandatory requirement. it is going to be part of all city contracts, and we are going over the next few weeks, many of us advocates will be going to mta, puc, and the big contract the agencies to make sure you are changing all your contract to have all this new language. on february 25, pursuant to the new law, will be the last of 60 days in which all contractors are required to hire local community residents with targets for disadvantaged community m

wright, the only warrior who came to play. warriors down four after one. ellis, 13.ric bledsoe, that's pretty. ugly loss to the clippers. >> college hoops, stanford and arizona, moment of silence before the fame for the victims of yesterday's shooting in tucson. fast half, time wining down off the miss. cardinals trying to rally. owen off the pick-and-roll. he had 18. stanford within nine. but arizona is too much. under a minute to play, jones driving. finishing and the foul. stanford's first pac-10 loss, 67-57. kraft fight hunger bowl just kicked off. see you later for medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65 or you're already on medicare... you should know abou