he's in reverand wright's congregation for 20 years listening to reverand with wright spew hate white people. all of a sudden he drops him like a diagnosis. reverand wrights hates him from what i hear. the same with bill ayers. he dropped -- he was best friends. bill ayers was a super genius. a lot of people have said he wrote the book. bill ayers said he did write the book. barack obama wouldn't be president -- i wrote many best sellers and number ones, including the art of the deal. i know something about writing. the guy that wrote the first book didn't write the second. obama made a big mistake when he wrote the second book. the second book was not ernest hemingway it was 37 classes below. the first book is ernest hemingway plus. the second book was written by somebody that was much more average. how do you have average marks -- how do you have bad marks and get into harvard? >> sean: back to the issue. i want to talk about media coverage of obama. you are going to have full coverage of your finances, every woman that you've dated, your marriages, all that is going to come up, fai

wright just started spring break on monday. that is what makes this miraculous because wright was at the bottom of the ravine on monday morning when he vanished. it is when his wife reported him missing monday night. but with no cell phones there were no calls for help. wright spent four days and four nights without food or water hoping to be noticed. so when flores reached him on the fifth day. >> he said hi. >> i said hey, you're going to be all right. >> it is rare to have something this involved. >> reporter: so involved it took at least an hour to get ropes and a basket 200 feet down but it's wright survived with only minor injuries. neighbors think they know why. >> he hikes a lot. >> reporter: he does outdoor activities. this may have been a reason why he could have survive. >> he might have survival skills most people don't have, yeah. >> reporter: mr. wright as his students call him lives in this home. and as his neighbors say amazing survival skills may be the most appropriate description. we contacted highland hospit

. >> reporter: police detectives were working an active missing person case for jim wright. his wife told co-workers at his school he disappeared. those teachers told administrators but all of that worry turned to relief when a park ranger happened to spot his car. teacher jim wright will have quite a story to tell his students when he returns to school. it's spring break for the students. wright spent most of his time off here, stuck in his car since monday. 200 feet down a steep ravine in the oakland hills. his neighbors knew something was wrong. >> yesterday morning when i left for work, there was a police car in front of the house, their house, and that just seemed unusual. >> reporter: wright's wife reported him missing monday night. park ranger dave flores happened to spot the sun reflecting off his silver car this morning. he hiked down the hill to investigate. >> and there was a guy in the car, and i opened the door and he was okay. he said, hi. i said, hey, you're going to be all right. >> reporter: he says wright was calm, wanted someone to call his life right away

wright was reported missing at 6 p.m. and would still be missing if dave florez had not seen a glipt of son and gone down to investigate. >> and there was a guy in the car. i opened the door and he was okay. he said hi. i said hey. you are going to be all right. >> they are not sure why wright didn't climb out on his own. >> he didn't seem pinned. i assumed he was too weak. >> firefighters used ropes to repel down the slope and pulled the 53-year-old el cerrito man out of the raw gene. -- ravine. the rescue was difficult. >> it was a complicated, involved extrough location due to the amount of shrub. it is thick, dense and tall. it was a very high angle rescue to get the patient out. >> wright did not seem seriously injured, but was dehydrated. he was taken to high land hospital for evaluation. when asked for a comment he declined to talk about his ordeal. wright teaches science in walnut creek. his neighbors were surprised to hear he was even missing. >> i'm surprised he was driving around. he is a walker. you always see

next, actress robin wright. stay with us. pleased to welcome robin wright to this program. starring in the robert redford project, "the conspirator". the film opens around the country this weekend. here is the scene. >> you have to tell us where your son is. >> i have to tell us, whose side are you on? >> i am trying to defend you. >> you're suggesting i treat my son for myself? we're trying to save you. i wish i could give you what you need, i truly do. if you want, you will have to find another way. tavis: good to have you on the program. >> good to be here. tavis: i am not a lincoln scholar. i do not know why i did not know there was a woman who was involved in these trials. i have no idea. did you know before? >> i knew nothing. tavis: i am not the only one. >> i actually fell asleep in history class. tavis: i was awake but i still did not know. >> if you think about it, in any field, who are the stars? they were abe and john wilkes booth. also the ambivalence around this event that happened in this historical moment. of his assassination. still today, it is a nebulous

wright had just started spring break on monday. that's what makes this crash miraculous, because wright had been at the bottom of that oakland hills ravine since monday morning when he vanished. his wife reported him missing monday night; but with no cell phone, there were no calls for help, so wright spent four days and four nights without food or water, hoping to be noticed. so when he was reached on the fifth day. >> said "hi." i said, "hey, you're going to be all right." >> it's rare to have something this involved. >> so involved, oakland fire said it took an hour just to get rescue to send a basket 200 feet down, but wright survived with only minor injuries. neighbors think they know why. >> he hikes a lot. >> so he does outdoor activities? >> uh-huh. >> this may be a reason he survived. >> he may have some skills most people don't have. >> robert lyle, cbs5. >>> today oakland mayor gene crumb sand city council member are going to host a town hall meeting in the city district including the cleveland heights neighborhoods. the

our thanks to david wright. president obama spoke today about his plan to fix the national debt. and while he did come out in support of a tax increase on wealthy americans, the other part of his plan, less well ded.

here's david wright. >> reporter: today, more bad news from the reactor. radiation levels rose dramatically. rad radioactive iodine is now at 10,000 times the permissible limit. radioactive cesi mu, 5um, 500 t. it lingers for hundreds of years. this sign says off-limits, but there's not anybody here to object. 20 clom terms outside the plant, the radiation levels are too high for check points manned. so the crew drives on past. everyone was ordered to evacuate three weeks ago. they left in a hurry. trains just stopped dead on the tracks. family pelts left behind are eager for their masters to come home. at a bus stop, the poster for a political campaign. it says "the countryside is the place of new beginnings." the candidate and the voters are gone. just 12 miles away, hundreds of workers are still struggling valiantly to tame the reactors. and the pressure is taking its toll. in e-mail messages published, several of them explained that the reactor is just one of their worries. "there were many workers whose houses were washed away," reads one e-mail. "my

for that, we go for julie wright. >> good morning to you, sir. right now, we are looking pretty good around town with no accidents to report. traffic volume moving at speed in each direction at the wilson bridge. wipers working again today. no problems reported southbound along 270 leaving montgomery village avenue headed out to the lane divide. easy commute off of 95 and 295 coming in out of laurel. northbound i-95 leaving the prince william parkway in the hov lanes and the main line, you are at speed headed up to the occoquan. no problems reported on 395 as you travel out to the beltway headed out to duke street. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> a commuter alert. metrorail is opening early to accommodate people heading to this sunday's cherry blossom 10- mile run and 5 k run-walk. the race starts at 7:40 a.m. metro opens at 5:00 a.m. the smithsonian metro station on the blue and orange lines is the closest spot to the start and finish line. >>> you can now use your cell phone to pay county parking meters in bethesda. the progra

wright was reported missing monday at 6b. would stillxd be missing if the park ranger&:/r hai't seen a glint of sun from the roof and gone down to investigate. >> there was a guy in thexgjsma car and i okay. he said hi. i said hey. >> reporter: he wasn't sure why wright didn't climb out on his own. >> help didn't seem -- i assumed he was weak. $k"é ropes to rappel downáa him out. the rescue was difficult. >> it was a sort of a complicated, involved country indication due to the amount of shrubnb that's very thick, de01yoák andçall area. i know it was a highñr angle rescue to geté@ him out. >> reporter: wright did notñr seem seriously injured but was veryçó." dehydrated. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. when asked for a comment he declined to talk about his ordeal. he teaches science at north gate high school in walnut creek. his neighbors were surprised to hear he was even'c missing. >> i was surprised that he was driving around. >> %ypiq iuájtpee glad he's okay, but want to know what happened. >> i imagine the de

but wright survived with only minor injuries. neighbors think they know why. >> he hikes a lot. >> he does outdoor activities. this may have been a reason he would survive well. >> he may have survival skills that most people don't have, yeah. >> now the popular biology teacher lives in this home. now originally reported that he had suffered some kind of medical crisis and that led to the crash. but backing off of that, saying he was unable to get out of the car on his own accord. whatever the reason after being life flighted to highland hospital, the hospital tells cbs 5 tonight he has been released from care. reporting live, i'm robert lyles, cbs 5. >>> san jose police officers have offered to take a 10% pay cut. the city has been asking for cuts from all of its unions to close a $115 million budget gap. today's concessions could save the jobs of 150 officers, but even with the pay reduction, the city could lay off more than 100 officers. >>> means a significant lifestyle change for many of my colleagues and maybe myself. it me

. >> wright wanted someone to call his wife right away to tell her he was alive and he was thirsty. >> he was tired, he was thirsty, he wanted a sip of water badly. >> it took fire crews from several agencies about an hour to rescue the 33-year-old. knowing wright had been in a ravine for four nights, firefighters were relieved to see him conscious. >> we don't know what got wright through the ordeal, but his healthy habits probably helped. >> he's healthy and fit, does a lot of walking around el cerrito hills. >> and that was jean ellie reporting. amazing story. officers say wright probably did not have a cell phone with him, but services in that ravine are so spotty, it might not have helped even if he did. he didn't have any visibility injuries but at this point it's not clear why he wasn't able to get out of that car on his own. they are going to question him about that. >>> new evidence in a 10-year-old case had investigators hot on the trail of a killer, but now that trail is cold once again. the hair dan and shoes found in that home said that the evidence did not belong to her.

of the park ranger says one of the first things wright asked for was for him to call his wife. apparently the man's family had reported him missing at the el cerrito police department at about 6:00 monday evening they said they hadn't seen him since early monday morning. so he may have been out there in that ravine for more than four days. now, we are told that wright is recovering at the hospital with his wife and his daughter and is listed in stable condition. reporting live at tilden park, i'm yoeddy hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a happy ending to a terrifying crash. four people are being treated for minor injuries after being pepper sprayed on a muni bus in san francisco. our nbc chopper above the scene this afternoon. it happened about 3:00 in the afternoon. the suspect has been taken into custody but it isn't clear why the suspect used the pepper spray in the first place. the incident happened near 16th and mission in the heart of the mission district. we'll bring you more details as they become available. >>> and a visiting coach is in hot water tonight, the pitching

. >> let's check in with julie wright and find out what is happening out on the roads this morning. >> we've got some problems because we had that stalled car on the outer loop of the beltway over near georgia avenue. that has cleared. delays leaving 95 college park headed around in towards silver spring. southbound 95, 295 looking good out of laurel. no problems reported coming in from 29. southbound 270, you guys are busy on the top side approaching and passing 109. not a bad commute but deal with

wright teaches science at north gate high school in walnut creek.is neighbors were surprised to hear he was even missing. >> i'm surprised that he was driving around because he's a walker. you see them walking around. >> reporter: police are glad he's okay, but want to know what happened. >> i imagine the detectives will still do some follow-up and try to contact him and ask him exactly what happened. >> reporter: ranger flores says he doesn't consider himself a hero for finding him. he was just doing his job. james wright told firefighters that he was out for a morning drive when he went off the road. abc 7 news. >> in other news this morning, the death toll from this week's tornadoes that swept the southeast is up to 339. the scale of destruction stunned president obama during his tour of tuscaloosa, alabama yesterday. that city bore the brunt of a monsterous mile wide tornado. 248 people died in alabama alone. this is now the nation's second deadliest tornado outbreak since 1925. >> i've got to say, i've never seen devastation like this. it is he

let's do some on-time traffic with julie wright. did you catch the caps win last night? was rocking the we had at the v can i just say if they're going to play on a school night, that they not go into overtime. some of us have to get up at 2:45. wet pavement it accompany the drive around town right now. let me take you downtown. good morning to mike mccrary from downtown d.c. thank you for watching fox 5. new york avenue, good for go from south dakota avenue out towards the third street tunnel. kenilworth avenue at speed. southbound 270 still at speed although we are dealing with wet pavement out of hyattstown headed out towards clarksburg. you are incident-free. wrapping it up coming in from the west off of 66 leaving fair oaks towards 123, light traffic volume headed towards the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> some changes coming to a national mall. there will be no longer circumstance lawsuitor bus service there. d.c.'s department of transportation says it will end because of low ridership. the agency says the route averaged fewer than 11 pa

home as a writer and welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us mr wright well first of all what is the olympic delivery authority in a few ways and how different are the responsibilities from the london organizing committee. who. i work of the government organization who were charged with this is zion and construction and implementation of the venues most of the venues the new venues on the olympic park along with the olympic village were publicly funded were a government agency a local london organizing committee of the olympic games is is the private organization who are charged with actually running the games itself. the question that i had to you as soon as london won the bid was this deal with public transport london public transport it was partly there of the olympic bid and it was rated pretty poorly which was a surprise to me because i love london the transcript and for example saatchi as far as i know has no public transport it at all so that what's wrong with the system from the point of view of olympics of course with the london transportation system and what

cole wright here with your espn news update. things not well in boston. 0-4.y sent daisuke to the hill. and sin shoo choo, going deep. bottom of the sixth, two on, one out. cabrera is doing the hit. first long ball of the season. indians win this one. 8-4, the final count. >>> mariners and rangers. felix hernandez pitched a complete game his first start of the season. doubled off the kings. past a diving justin smoltz. rangers cruise to the win, 7-3. >>> hardcourt time. dwyane wade did not play in this one. a thigh bruise. late third quarter, the kings hitting the triple over delfino. game tied at 61-61. early in the fourth, bucks down four. nice dish to corey maggette for the lay-in. bucks under a pair. game tied at 73-73. the kings, chris bosh, knocking down the "j." heat up two. ensuing boston possession. the king says, how about i rip? and then i roll. gets the steal. with the jam. heat up four. lebron had 29 and 8 on this evening. bogut, crosscourt to delfino. he can shoot that triple. back up to the bucks. delfino again, picking up the pace. the bucks wi

wright's 12th. it was recently awarded the national book critics circle award and was a finalist for the national book award. you can see wright read more from her work on "art beat" on our web site. >> brown: before we go, a correction-- in our lead story, we identified arkansas governor mike beebe as a republican. our mistake-- he is a democrat. again, the major developments of the day: southeastern missouri braced for levee breaks and record floods, while arkansas counted ten dead after a night of violent storms. the government of syria intensified its crackdown on protesters. security forces deployed in two more towns. and fighting raged on in libya, as moammar gadhafi's forces tried to cut off the last lifeline to rebels in misrata. >> warner: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, we'll look at fed chairman ben bernanke's news conference, and the latest in the 2012 g.o.p. presidential field. i'm margaret warner. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. we'll see you onli, and again here to

>> firefighters brought james wright to safety. they used ropes to repeal down the steep hill. they brought him up safely in a litter basket. it could be different if he had not seen the reflection. he ran down to the vehicle. >> there was a guy and i opened the door and he was okay. >>> and he just said hi. hey, you are going to be all right. >> he was relieved wright was not hurt. >> he was tired and thirsty. he wanted a sip of water. >> florez said he didn't consider himself to be a hero, but did his job. firefighters tell us that he didn't seem to be seriously injured. abc 7 news. >> today president obama touring parts of alabama devastated by deadly tornados, alabama suffered the greatest loss of life where 210 people were killed . they talked with residents as they sifted to the rubble of their home. the president promised help rebuilding. >> we are seemlessly working with the states and governments . the communities here we are going to do everything we can to help these communities rebuild. >> one million homes and businesses are still without power and water in alabama

let's get a check of the roads with julie wright. >> all right.e'll take you in from the west and right now, 66 not a bad commute. typical slowdowns slowdowns forming here at business 34. again, it is a slow crawl if you guys that are traveling in from centreville trying to work your way out towards 123. it remains heavy, slow and steady. inner loop starting to slow at 236 and 66. the top side of 270 busy approaching and passing 109. unbound new york avenue right now doesn't look too bad as you work your way in from bladensburg road. the roadwork is scheduled to begin after 9:00 inbound new york avenue at ninth street. it will take with a the right land that is scheduled to be in place all weekend long until monday morning at 5:00. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> top charles county school administrator under arrest accused of stealing federal granted money meant for low income kids and spending it on herself. 40-year-old rhayda barnes thomas faces federal charges for using funds intended for school children in some of the country

wright was coherent and extremely thirsty. they spotted the car in the morning rounds after seeing a flash of light that seemed unusual . he was surprised to see someone climb down the car when he climbed down the cliff. >> there was a guy in the car and i opened the door and he was okay . he said highway. hey, you are going to be all right. >> no word from the hospital on writewright-- wright's condition. >> san jose police officer's union believes that taking a 10 percent cut will save jobs. that will be reducing mentions as well retiring officers will get 80 percent instead of 90 percent. officers will get laid off as they try to close the budget deficit. >> we make concessions once again and they are telling us even if you concede to our demands, we are going to lay folks off. is it is not enough to solve the problem with sky rocketing cost of pension benefits. >> the union offer includes not paying for sick. >> oakland is trugling services and cuts are on i way. today she unveiled her first budget and admits implementing

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and he's also a lawyer, spent the last decade as an agent for nba players like the warriors wright. trying to take some of those skills to management, that side of the game. >> and i think agents are very good at obtaining information. you have to move quickly and also agents are good at getting deals done. that's what you do. that's why they hire you to get them a deal. >> when you can take a guy from the other side of the business and incorporate him and he knows basketball. and wants to be on this side of the business, it's an effective way to approach thing s. >> looks like a pretty good one- two punch. the a's are hosting the tigers. giants in just a few minutes from now in arizona that will start the road trip that will also take them to colorado. that's the sports life at this hour. plenty of highlights tonight at 10:00. >> that is our report for now. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we want to let you know we will have more on this caltrain accident on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. good night.

. >> rebon cutting ceremonies in wright speed new headquarters.he company assembles hybrid electric drive systems. the ceo ian wright was part of the founding team of electric car maker in silicone. >> and there are 6000 vehicles . they burn more than a billion gallons of fuel f. they convert them to the drive system that we are building here. we can more than double the fuel efficiency of the vehicles . high was awarded a grant under the alternative renewable and fuel technology program. >> still to come tonight. we'll update you on the meeting that ended moments ago in the white house. >> can they not shut down the government. >> they don't need to shut down the government. >> how a shut down will ruin the spring break for teenagers! the similarities of what happened in japan last night and the i love america, i love my pet baldagle brock, my bison sara, i love my pick-up with the custom constitution paint job... i celebrate jury duty... i love america so much, i'm making an all american jack combo two jumbo patties, with melting cheese, lettuce

wright is a vegetarian and is now doing more to maintain vitamin d in her diet. >> i bet you wish youould have known sooner. >> absolutely. >> reporter: with the consumption of vitamin d, she can keep her eyesight for many years to come. if you don't eat none of these foods, you can also take supplements. but again, i always liked the idea of foods over supplement whenever possible. >> and whenever it comes to your family, you want to be careful. >> yeah, take care of your eyes. >>> could the fragile recovery be in jeopardy? we'll have that story and much more tonight only on the cbs evening news. ,, california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. they're blowing through the toll booths with paying - not once, >>>

and then my third thing is reverend wright.you know, they all castigated reverend wright when he made his speech. reverend wright, and i listened to rush limbaugh and sean hannity, and the tea party, they all went from the people that wore the sheets and things and now they are airwaves in the ties and the suits and then they complain about, you know, abortion and they want to say that, you know -- they want to kill every form of, you know, planned parenthood but yet you never see any of those talking about abortion running down to the adoption places and adopting all these children that are in -- you know, that are in the -- in the system. so, you know, i mean, you don't want the young women to have the birth control but then you want to holler about welfare. >> host: nina, what's your fourth point? >> caller: my biggest point is, you know, also about the young black males. they want jobs. but you know when they go and they're turned down and so how can you expect them -- when you put up all kinds of barriers -- when i remembe

cole wright here with your espn news update. kobe bryant in his last 11 games against the spurs, has failed to crack the 30-point plateau. would things change on tuesday evening? let's find out. andrew bynum on the move. this is scary right here. he slips and goes down. he grabs his knee, which was already wrapped in a brace. bynum, slips on blair's foot. fourth quarter, gary neil says i'll get us back in the game. jack nicholson can't believe it. later in the quarter, game all square 83-83, lamar odom, a bucket and a foul. lakers up three after his shot. later in the fourth, lakers by a triple. bryant would miss. but pau gasol, he did not. good stuff right there from the catalina wine mixer. pau. bryant knocking it down. it's a three this time. lakers went up by eight. they would win, 102-93. >>> the diamond of the rangers and the tigers. josh hamilton on third after a three-bagger. adrian beltre lifts one into foul ground. inge and martinez away from the plate. he goes in there. tagged out. sliding head-first. that's not the i

cole wright here with your espn news update. and let's head to boston. park the location. kyle crawford and the red sox, hosting johnny damon and the rays. top of the first, no score. johnny damon says, let's make it a 1-0 game. that ball is out of there. solo stroll to right field. and the rays are rolling. top of two, one on, no out. five-run cushion for tampa. sam fuld, he makes it a seven-run affair. 7-0 ball game. and diasuke matsuzaka is struggling. diasuke's out. johnny damon back at the dish. that's an rbi single up the gut. the rays, they were up 8-1. damond, three for five with three rbis. top of six, runners on the corners. rays ahead by eight. ben zobrist, he said two are better than one. rays win big-time. 16-5. >>> lebron james and dwyane wade leading the heat in atlanta. and those guys know all about dr. dre and his headphone exploits. under five minutes to flay in the third quarter, heat up. turnaround, "j." count it. heat up by 20. fourth quarter, hawks fighting back. jeff teague drives to zaza pachulia underneath. but ilgauskas fires th

here's cole wright at espn news. >> good morning. cole wright here with your espn news update.boston and new york go together like oil and water. there it is. celtics and knicks. game two of the playoffs. a few left to play. game tied at 88-88. melo, offbalance and made it happen. paul pierce to k.g. they're on the same page. celtics up by one. knicks down a dash. jared jeffries, drive to the rack. surprising himself. knicks up by one. under 20 seconds left in this game. k.g., back to jeffries. hook shot, count it. celtics would roll to victory. a close one, 96-93, your final count from the t.d. garden. >>> to the diamond. mark teixeira and the yankees taking on the jays tuesday. north of the border. top of the sixth. mark teixeira saw one he liked. not coming back. yankees take a 4-2 lead on big texas. it's mariano rivera. and john mcdonald with a safety squeeze. jose bautista scores. game tied at 5-5. one out, corey patterson, with a chopper to third. chavez steps on and gets the double-play. game tied at 5-5. mariano flustered. travis snyder in the right center gap. and jayc

david wright at the plate. one of four hits for wright. mets up 2-0. chris young and jose reyes score. later in the inning, man on first and second. young, the pitcher, gets his second hit in the inning, scoring ike davis. hamels gave up six earned runs. mets win it, 7-1. >>> this has been your espn news update. for all of the latest, tune into "the highlight express" on espn from 11:00 p.m. eastern throughout the morning. >>> all right, peggy. we have some people in the news this morning. >> hot off the presses? >> that's right. hot off the presses. another celebrity bounced from the ballroom. talk show host, wendy williams. >> now, who saw that coming? >> a lot of people who watched the show. she had two left feet, it seemed like. right? >> everybody loved her. but she couldn't dance. fans tried to save her by giving her 15 points for her fox trot the night before. williams said if her personality were part of the competition, she would have won. she said the problems, however, is that her feet were not there. >> she was on jimmy kimmel. and i think

the lead is 11 and wright sets a franchise record with three's in his season with 184.k at that. beautiful. warriors end a 12-game losing streak and hands the spurs a top seed in the west 95-87 your final. the sharks clinched the pacific division. let's hope tonight's game against the ducks is not a preview. they took the night off. his replacement is lit up by cory perry. a physical game. he is not happy with setoguchi's comment about his dental work and he is on his backside. 2-0 ducks. puck finds perry again and he finds the back of the net. anaheim and perry had his number. perry third time. a hat trick midway through the second period. and the ducks quacking 6-2 the final. giants fans with a sigh of relief. lincecum gets his first win and buster posey with his first homerun and wilson is back. wilson activated off the disabled list and brought his beard with him. giants' offense explodes. huff doubles home sanchez. giants up 1-0. buster posey follows with his first homerun of the year. 3-0g-men and timmy had run support. outside of a third-inning homerun, lincecum

utilities and public will at the london two thousand and twelve olympic deliberate authority simon wright. run an olympics delivery authority designed its work plan to be one of the most high tech and progressive they're going to china under developed area of the city into a twenty first century benchmark of the urban environment roads bridges waterways buildings transport and environment are going to see a new standard of quality and comfort thousands of miles away from london another big construction project is underway and the sochi olympics organizers surely don't want to lose but univision breaks. home is right and welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us this right well first of all what is the olympic delivery authority in a few ways and how different are the responsibilities from the london organizing committee. who. i work at the government organization who were charged with design and construction an implementation of the venues most of the venues the new venues on the olympic park along with the olympic village were publicly funded were a government agency a lo

tonight, david wright introduces us to a man who went far beyond that. he taugs to them. they all listen. >> reporter: how do you coax a big cat out of a small cage? >> come on, baby. >> reporter: try a giant piece of string. or a ball. or even a rustling bag. but these lions don't budge. rescued from the bolivian circus, they've spent their whole lives crammed in a tiny cage. >> most people would imagine you just open the door and they'd want to run free. and that's the last thing they want to do. >> cause that big open space is intimidating? >> absolutely. >> reporter: pat craig is the linons' new landlord. he runs the 320 acre wild animal sanctuary in colorado. >> we have 70 tigers, we have 86 bears. >> reporter: grizzly bears and black bears. wolves too. as well as dozens of big cats. >> this one's a 900-pound siberian tiger. >> reporter: oh, goodness. >> hey, jack. >> reporter: his private, nonprofit humane society may be the only place in america able to accommodate large karn voers who would otherwise wise be put to death. the food bills alone are half-a million a

david wright on a surprising new job boom. >> reporter: whoever said there's no free lunch obviously wasn't looking for a tech job these days. >> we have access to electric cars. >> reporter: job fairs like this one at uc-berkeley, perks like free meals are part of the sales pitch. >> there's the oil change, the hair cuts, the library comes in a bus to come and show us. >> reporter: because the companies are on a hiring spree. at a time when more than 13 million americans are unemployed, high tech is one of the few places the economy is growing fast. >> we're in a period where technology is going to carry the u.s. economy for the next, i think, three to five years. >> reporter: google just rented this landmark. 100,000 square feet of office space. they're planning to add 6,000 jobs. and that will likely mean a ripple effect for google's new neighbors. the rose cafe just next door is expanding its hours. have you added a google sandwich yet? >> no, but we're working on it. >> reporter: computer programming boris petrov hasn't even graduated yet and he already has several job offers. >

. >> james wright's honda sits hundred feet down the ra vine. wright was reportedly missing monday and he would still be missing if the park ranger didn't see a glint of sun from the car's roof. >> and there was a guy in the car. i opened the door and he was okay. he said hi. i said you are going to be right. >> he wasn't sure that he didn't climb out on his own. >> he didn't seem pinned. i assume he was too weak. >> they used ropes to repel him down the slopes and pull him out of the ravine. a chief says the rescue was difficult. >> was sort of a complicated involved extrication do due to the amount of shrub it's very thick and dense. it was a high angle rescue. >> wright did not seem seriously injured but was very dehydrated. he was taken to highland hospital for an evaluation. he teaches science in north gate high school in walnut creek. his neighbors were surprised. >> he is a walker. he doesn't drive around. >> and to contact him and find out what happened. >> the ranger says he doesn't consider him a hero he was just doing a job. he says h

wright was a great acquisition this year.right with the steal and jam against portland on the way to a 20 point game. wright scored more points this year than his previous six seasons combined. not much for the blazers to accomplish tonight. they had already located down their spot in the playoffs. david lee starts things with the steal. and then feeds williams for 2 of his 28. after playing all summer for the u.s. team steph cure re can use some time off. pretty move for currie five warriors in double figures as they win 110-86 and finish the season 36th and 46th. >>> the sharks open their series against la on one night at the pavilion. i know one very interested anchor person who will be interested. >> i am hoping this will be the year. so close it would be pretty cool to have the sharks in the playoffs. >> i predict a giants like run for the sharks. >> they have just peaked. >> momentum coming at the right time. >> thanks. >> i hope i didn't jinx it. >> we hope you didn't either. >> thanks, joe. ktvu, channel 2 news mornin