yang makes a sensational shot. but sack -- sabbatini regained control. on 18. sabbatini taps in for par and the victory. he finished 9-under. one better than ongoing. his sixth pga tour victory. and do we have a final on the warriors game? what was the final score? tied game. in the final seconds. so -- at 6:00 we'll tell you who won the game. >>> the start of a wild and colorful annual tradition in brazazazazazazazazazazazazazazaz [ female announcer ] it's monday, some people will stick with their old way of getting vitamins and minerals. others will try total raisin bran with 100% of the daily value of 11 essential vitamins and minerals, and thluscious taste of plump juicy raisins ancrunchy whole grain flakes. ♪ guess it's all about what kind of crunch you like. ♪ how are you getting 100%? ♪ >> alan: coming up at 6:00. gas prices are just pennies below $4 a gallon. and senator dianne feinstein has a concern about sham universities, she says it's a matter of national security. here's a cure for the drab weather. we go to brazil for the carnival celebration in

yang would make him work for the title. sabbatini fell to 8-under. yang would try to take advantage on the first hole of what they call the bear trap, the 15th, 16th, and 17th holes. yang with a sensational shot. sets up a birdie, which left him one off the lead. but sabbatini regained control. on 18 he taps in for par ask the victory. finished 9-under. one better than young. his sixth pga tour victory, the nascar race at las vegas, the day belonged to carl edwards. he held off tony stewart to take the checkered flag. 19th victory of his career. did his trademark flip off his car. >> alan: incredible. coming up tonight at 11:00, we show you how the dons do against gonzaga, and johnny depp's talking chameleon in a face off for top of the box office. you can see [ male announcer ] eakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit

yang giving is an sabbatini got this birthty putt to go two shots ahead of yang in his final round 70ust enough to win the tournament at 9 under. just a shot ahead of yang. this is sabbatini's sixth tour victory. hug for wife and baby. he's got three kids. sabbatini, it's his first win since the byron nelson in '09. >>> tonight on "sports sunday" we're talking all types of topics with columnists. we're going full bore. >> not messing around. >> giants, sharks. what joe was thinking saying only real fans have season tickets? we're getting into this thing reserve fair enough. thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. >>> our latest editorial states the public sector isn't rebounding. either we restructure the tax code or let legislative inaction and demand on public services tax us and our resources. christie laments, no one wants to make the tough choices and we seem to be ignorant to vote for anyone willing to make those choices. roy echoes her complaint. we have a number of residents that don't want to pay taxes and who support politicians with that attitude. doug believes a value-ad

john yang is in chicago and ron mott in atlanta. ron, we'll start with you. good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you. the average cost for a gallon of regular here in georgia, $3.43. that is up 13 cents in just the past week. 40 cents over the past month and almost 80 cents higher than it was this time a year ago here at this exxon station in the buckhead section of atlanta. the prices are a little higher than the state average. the pain at the pump starting to spread as well. taxi riders are being hit with a $2 fuel surcharge every time they get into a cab. that went into effect a few weeks ago. and school districts around the state starting to pay attention to those bus budgets, because especially those districts that did not lock in their gas prices. >> reporter: this is john yang in chicago where gas prices have gone up 11% in the last month alone. now an average of $3.71 a gallon. that's 20 cents higher than the national average. one reason why it's higher here is the illinois gas tax. it's a percentage of the price at the pump, so the highe

brian. >> john yang starting us off in madison, wisconsin, tonight. john, thanks. >>> now to the congressional hearing today that for a time appeared to blow up in the face of the man who gaveled it into session. new york republican congressman peter king admits he's obsessed with 9/11. he runs the homeland security committee in the house and he has wanted to hold hearings to root out radical islam in the u.s. but things did not go the way he planned. nbc's kelly o'donnell covered today's hearing on capitol hill. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. well, congressman king says the reaction is rabid and hysterical. but after the administration said al qaeda is trying to recruit inside the u.s., king says it's his duty to investigate. arriving with the extra security he requested, republican chairman peter king launched a preemptive strike against vocal and angry critics. >> there is nothing radical or unamerican in holding these hearings. >> reporter: for weeks king has been accused of discriminating against muslims by focusing only o

john yang, nbc news, chicago. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt, reporting from new york, i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today," then right back here tomorrow evening. morning on "today," then right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. tens of thousands of same-sex couples in california stand to cash in, thanks to a

yang made a move with the 66. 147 shots, ended up in the water. yang not bothered on the 15th. he carries the lake, puts his hotshot though close. suddenly with in a stroke that. put the pressure on. is he putting for birdie at 16. he will nail it to move back in front by two strokes. we go to the doppler as the little storm passed through delaying the finish for a half hour. when they resumed he made parr to complete a round of 10 which watts good enough to beat yang by a stroke. kelley in second. they celebrated his first tour victory in two years. >>> all three bay area wcc teams at it in the tournament. at least one will go to the final. saint mary's and santa clara underway, later usf and gonzaga. the number one team wrapped up it's regular season today. final seconds of the first half. john hits a long three to give the buckeyes a 15 point lead over wisconsin at the break. this was his day. he had his number retired then went seven of eight from beyond the arc. as a team they set a record making 14 of 15 on their threes. that's 93%. they roll 93-65. >>> the unions for maj

we are also looking at yen and yang, a much loved peace -- piece.ut the team has been damaged over time, so we need to treat -- patina has been damaged over time, so we need to treat it. >> roof and was given a lifetime award for her contributions to and influence over the bay area artist community. >> the lifetime achievement award -- it is embarrassing to me but i have to learn to accept it. this is the way it is. also, everybody here is good things happening about them after they are dead. i have the opportunity to see this happen while i am still lives. i look at this award as an opportunity for me to find a place for my craft and keep the art program going. >> the director of the program address the crowd and ask for each member to consider donating funds to help save some of san francisco's most important neighborhood landmarks. >> as one of san francisco's living treasures, we respect you and, frankly, we are in off -- awe of your 50 years of tireless effort as an early art on from for north. >> i would like to be perhaps the first donation t

yang made his birdie, that put the pressure on sabatin, putting for birdie.nailed it to move back in front by two. the broadcast then became storm tracker florida. some showers passed through delaying the finish by half an hour. when they resumed, sabatini completed a round of 70. sabatina i and his family celebrate a the win. >> thanks everyone for join the next, you start one feeling a bit off.ne. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum.

john yang, nbc news, chicago. >>> how about some happiness. this is the day every year those of us lucky enough to have irish blood allow everyone else to make the same claim. and here in new york today, the 250th st. patrick's day parade, the granddaddy of them all. under sparkling skies with a lot of revelers. the white house even got into the act today. a little bit of a wearing of the green in the famous fountain. >>> and up next as we continue, some of the day's other news, including the tense and developing situation in libya. i do a lot of different kinds of exercise, but basically, i'm a runner. last year. (oof). i had a bum knee that needed surgery. but it got complicated, because i had an old injury. so i wanted a doctor who had done this before. and unitedhealthcare's database helped me find a surgeon. you know you can't have great legs, if you don't have good knees. we're 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. with heart-related chest pain or a heart attack known as acs, you

. >> jimmy: we're like yin and yang. >> jimmy: we're like yin and yang. [ crunching ] >> mmm.s a lot. >> amazing. >> jimmy: you don't think it's gonna be a pickle. >> huh? >> jimmy: you think it's gonna be a chicken mcnugget or something. [ laughter ] and then there's a pickle. >> it's amazing, right? >> jimmy: it's pretty good. i really like this a lot. thank you. >> i'm just gonna eat this whole thing right now. >> jimmy: go for it. yeah, yeah. they're here for us. [ laughter ] i don't know where i'm put mine because i don't know if i'm gonna eat the whole thing. >> oh for real. >> jimmy: because one of us has to talk. yeah. [ laughter ] you brought -- [ laughter ] you brought shots. you brought shots for me. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what did you bring? what did you bring me? >> i brought you my favorite what did you bring me? >> i brought you my favorite shot of all. >> jimmy: uh - huh. >> jimmy: uh - huh. pickle juice. [ laughter ] 1: >> jimmy: pickle juice. >> pickle juice. so do you want to try it right now. >> jimmy: mm-hmm. now. >> jimmy: mm-hmm. maybe

my sf bay area community, the yin and the yang. i am proud to be an american indian and will continue to be inspired by the way of life. don't sweat the small stuff, life is too short. angels fly high because they take things lightly. love generously, carried the flag -- care deeply. speak kindly. thank you. [applause] >> please join us in presenting. congratulations, aurora. [applause] >> barack, all i have to say is -- aurora, all i have to say is, omg. calling to the podium at this time, joan. good to see you, joan. >> i am the executive director of the native american aids project. it was founded by a group of gay american indians back in 1984 as the american indian aids institute. we have become the most comprehensive hiv/aids organization for native americans. besides providing care and prevention services for our community, we also strive to create a home for the most disenfranchised members of our community. those who are struggling with hiv, those who are struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. one of the things that w

happy yang, joyce sung. >> i am with the chinese progressive association. some of our families came all the way from chinatown. i want to ask them from -- ask them to stand up. they came through the rain and the wet today to attend. these are the real folks who trudged and battled the crowds. it is because of families like these that our organizations are out here. we know that with the budget cuts coming up this is just one tiny victory that might be a hopeful sign for the upcoming budget fight. also, this $1.4 million -- there is no question that it should be distributed now. it was not distributed last year. i know i am preaching to the choir, but the supervisors support the resolution with the community. to me, we should not even have to be asking for this. it should be assumed that this will be distributed to the families that need it in san francisco. i know there is strong community support here. we will show the mta next month that this is the only position they can take on this. there is no other alternative. it is an important first step to creati

even that can't be proven finally at this stage there's a still a constant battle union yang going on between researchers and the companies as to show whether or not this really does work or not. we're not seeing increased food production we're not seeing increased benefits to farmers in terms of their production costs we're not seeing improved nutritional qualities in our or in our on our table so there really isn't a clear benefit. everywhere . you're good this is seem to good rumors just. have to apply for grants. to come from. companies are on the campuses the in list students from beginning. can do a ph d. and in what subject and whether they can publish those materials because they're now owned by the us so it's wherever you go there is this kind of corruption going on this is not science. the people who want to administer departments are not competent on even qualified or educated insides these are accountants these are good lawyers these are m.b.a.'s is that anything but scientists this universe and since i have become part of the us. what do you think about genetically modifi

even that can't be proven finally at this stage and there's a still a constant battle union yang going on between researchers in the companies does do a show whether or not this really does work or not. we're not seeing increase food production we're not seeing increased benefits to farmers in terms of their production costs we're not seeing improved nutritional qualities in her on her table so there really isn't a clear benefit. everywhere you go this is seems to be good when we see that we should just have to apply for grants. to come from the phone companies are. on the campuses the in list students from beginning. can do appears didn't and in what subject and where little they can publish those materials because they're now owned by the companies so it's wherever you go there is this kind of corruption going on this is not science. the people who want to administer the particles are not competent or even qualified or educated in science these are accountants these are voyeurs these are m.b.a.'s is that anything but scientists this room or something to have become part of the uk. wh

even that can't be proven finally a stage and there's a still a constant battle union yang going on between researchers and the companies to start showing with not this really does work or not. we're not seeing increased food production we're not seeing increased benefits to farmers in terms of their production costs we're not seeing improved in the traditional qualities in our in our other table so there really isn't a clear benefit. everywhere you go this is seen three good rumors to get issued to have to apply for grants. to come from the from companies on. on the campuses the enlist students from beginning. appears to me and on what subject and whether they can publish those materials because they're now owned by the companies so it's really you go there is this kind of corruption going on this is not science. people who want to administer departments are not competent or even qualified or educated in science these are accountants these are lawyers these are m.b.a.'s is that anything but scientists this intimacy thing to have become part of the uk. what do you think about genetically mo

and yet here we have on yang l. who is generally recognized as an anglophile.e generally like the british. him respect in. he was arrested according to sarah obama, his wife. i talk to her about it. the news that particular episode broke in the times of london and i was out there doing my research. and so i smother with the story both in the times and also i've spoken to sarah. it's a complicated thing. i think what happened was, i don't think onyango was a sympathizer, a collaborator at all with mau mau. i think it too much respect for the british. i have no actual evidence for this but onyango was a difficult man. he had run-ins with a different of village chiefs who themselves were used by the british to control the local population. and had a number of run-ins with local chief called him a boy or. not related to tom them avoid. he was fingered by somebody, by an african according to sarah obama, she didn't specify who it was. and i think it's every chance that he was arrested, to settle old scores rather than anything to do with his involvement with mau mau

. >> it is the yin and yang. those first bunch of movies made he made for nothing g nothing and they made buckets of money. it might take denzel doing a small movie with two unknown actors so we can thank that little bit of money from that small movie and make more movies. you know? that's now business works. you make one movie to make five movies. tavis: is it hollywood -- is it us being lazy? we talked about that. is it the kind of films we're making and finally is it black people? sometimes when these movies come out we got no support. >> exactly. this is what i love. i moved back to new orleans and i realized something that was amazing. we don't go to the movies. i have a friend who has bootleg collection and a d.v.d. collection. he goes barbershop and buys a bootleg and if it likes it he will wait until the d.v.d. comes out and watch it at home on his couch. i'm not saying black people are being lazy. i'm saying we're being lazy in the game. until we start neglecting ourselfs in the game, we will continue to

win the honda classic in florida and say hold on because he was chased hard by science korean why yang subhashini was five shots ahead of the field start of the day youngster with a lap down the most shocking find in sixteen. this one tisha and you're still within the shot by the last a sweet bunker shot here snow birding how about sabatini kept his nerve to passing along the safe pass for wash away. and elsewhere the cricket world cup england's world without batsman kevin pietersen for the rest of the tournament he needs a hernia operation following his side's training victory over south africa england won by just six runs in the end the day didn't start well for them passing first captain andrew strauss was out for the death of the side who. pietersen followed just three balls later in bell also which is running these three wickets but just three runs sixty. ravi bopara and jonathan trott steady the ship for england to stand with ninety nine people all at one hundred seventy one south africa must of fancy their chances how about stuart broad who wanted just fifty runs rushing around

chased hard by south korean why yank sabatini was five shots ahead of the field start of the day but yang sing with a lap band misses the shot behind come the sixteenth pass for that magnificent tee shot and he was still within the shot by the last this week bunker effort here setting him up for birdie however sabatini kept his team putting on the last to say path for a one shot we. have a cricket world cup england will be without batsman kevin pietersen for the rest of the tournament he needs a hernia operation after his side's burning victory over south africa england winning by just six runs in the end but the baby didn't start well for them batting first captain andrew strasser that would cost the for. pietersen followed just three balls later. bell also went cheaply of robin pietersen took three wickets and just three runs off sixteen balls ravi bopara and jonathan trott they managed to stem the ship for england with a stand of ninety nine england one hundred seventy one and south africa must the fancy their chances however stroup broad took four wickets for just fifteen runs pin bow

in the world where the website's engine google has struggled to establish dominance and russian and yang take this three times more popular its key advantage is the ability to deal with the complexity of the russian language while also offering a wide range of web services they had of google russia says the company is doing everything to catch up. continuously. new or services or forward with us from basically where the main idea retired from mind to bring in here or to russia are all the products and services of the prover for all users and customers in puzzler countries the broader us as i mentioned to the really great growth of the pricing of a group. of established o. office because a few portals right now the least is quite warm but at the same moment that shows them are we will scan see for example u.s. or western europe. let's have a look at how the stock markets are performing now asian markets are on the rise driving the regional benchmark index higher for the first time in three days over two and a half percent this hour too for japanese shares rallying with the news that some

kyung yang claims it was responding to military aggression of the south's. nasa's attempt to launch a rocket carrying its latest earth observation satellite has ended in failure setting off from california the glory satellite met trouble six minutes into a technical glitch resulted in the rocket slowing down on able to reach orbit it's likely to have crashed in the ocean near the antarctic it cost four hundred thirty million dollars satellites purpose was to gather new data on factors affecting the earth's climate. and other space and he was caused hoping to be cleared for an orbital mission to the international space station international the crew of the main and backup flights are undergoing final exams at russia's star city and he's a reading from the training center. the examinations will take place over the next two days at the team will have to pick out a special examination ticket in x. out according to the instructions in the ticket and they will be graded not just on their performance in usual circumstances but also they will be able and he will hav

are going for another war scene in the northern africa region and we will see where that leads dr yang wagner antiwar activist talking to us live from kind of a there in germany thanks for joining us arundhati thank you were concerns that a no fly zone over libya could be a cover up for foreign full scale engagements antiwar activist jim brann says the un resolution is for the polls. you can interpret so many things and then i mean what on earth you mean by protecting civilians presumably it means protecting the civilians from both sides because the ripple suggestions of atrocities on both sides and certainly not a one sided thing but of course i think the central point is that the whole thrust of the intervention is not seems to me is not a principled thing that counts for the for the contradictions and the the holes in the resolution i think the whole thing is a mess so the resolution itself is full of it because i think you have to question the whole process and once you start on the process the hair of the contradictory then you end up with more and more pitfalls on the wife you ha

yang. going to run it in. 68 today puts him at 4-under for the tournament. one day after shooting a 64 sabbatini fired a 66. he made four birdie putts over ten feet today. sabbatini is at 9-under, and has a five-stroke lead entering tomorrow's final round. and tonight at 11:00 we have highlights wcc tournament highlights usf and santa clara and the shacks in action. >> alan: coming up next, san francisco's night >> alan: tonight, a mob of snuggies will descend on san san francisco. hundreds or bar hoppers will be sporting blankets. and the second annual snuggie pub call six -- pub crawl. last year's pub crawl was so popular a company offered to sponsor it. you can check out the snuggie pub crawl facebook page and they make them with your college emblem on them. me and rick will be wearing the texas -- >> i wish i thought of that. >> alan: see you tonight at 11:00. captioned by closed d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d

but both of them had, they were like the yin and the yang.ngs. dad was interested in the love of music and wanted me so much to pursue it. believe me, before your audiences ever heard me, the cows in the field heard me. >> carolyn: and you used to sing with your father as well. >> ronan: yeah, we used to sing all the time. and the one thing about, as dad used to say, he said "sing sweetly. whatever you do sing sweetly." and he was the one that kind of made me get into singing. and at the time i was doing obstetrics and gynecology, so i was really used to hearing high pitched screams, you know. but it was great. >> carolyn: and this is great. i have to tell you, "red is the rose" is such a special song to me, it is so sweet, and i'm going to want to hear it many, many times. and so one way of hearing them again is to call and pledge your support. for a pledge of $80, we'll send you, as our way of saying thanks, the ronan tynan: more than magic dvd. and you can listen to that song as often as you like. and it has six bonus performances that are

yang. to run it in. 68 today puts him at 4-under for the tournament. >> one day after shooting a 64, sabbatini fired a 66. he made four birdie putts over ten feet today. sabbatini is 9-under and has a five-stroke lead entering tomorrow's final round. that will do it for now. we'll show you how cal and stanford wiped up at 6:00. >> alan: coming up next, the surprising discovery at a bay area construction site and what wildlife you can see >> alan: coming up at 6:00, the navy corpsman returns home to the bay area to an outpouring of community support and case of possible carbon monoxide poisoning in san francisco. two people had to be hospitalized. >> a surprising discovery at a construction site in southern santa clara county. construction workers noticed a large bird flying from an alcove, and they found several small eggs belonging to the barn oil. -- owl. the eggs stand a better chance of survival in an incubator and are expected to hatch in 30 days. we'll keep you up to date on those bab

. >> jimmy: well, you know what, it's yin and yang is what it.onial burning of the capezios. mike, tonight, you were eliminated from "dancing with the stars," and now your shoes must pay the price. guillermo? america has spoken. your dance card has been punched. mike catherwood, lacey schwimmer, everyone. "dancing with the stars," mondays at 8:00, tuesdays at 9:00 on abc. we'll be right back with britney spears. introducing the thunderbolt by htc. immense power. scorching speed. the first phone strong enough to run on the fastest, most advanced 4g network in america. out there. but does paying more for less mower really improve anything? you deserve better. that's why sears brought the 2011 craftsman line here - to put our money where our mouth is. welcome to the turf war. compare any craftsman tractor or mower to any other brand, and we guarantee sears has the lowest price. you won't find a better deal there. or there. if you do, we'll match it and give you up to $100 to spend on anything at sears. it's a turf war because your lawn is worth figh

. >> kelly is tied with yang. he finished with a round of 67.oth are a distant five shots behind the leader. that leader is rory sabatini who has a new putter in addition to a statement-making hat. he gets results with the putter with this birdie on the 5th hole. by the time he made birdie on 13 he was in front by five. and that's where he stands with one round left to play after finishing with a 66 today. >>> the preliminary nascar nationwide race ran today in las vegas. kyle busch making an aggressive move to go down low to try to get in front. goes a little too low and loses control on the inside draft. looked like for a while he would be able to save it. but he slides into the wall. this looks like a relatively minor accident. bush was finished and ended up 30th. kaslowski was out of control and despite that he finished the full 200 laps ending up third. and the nascar favorite was mark martin. the other noticeable was that danika finished up fourth the best finish for a woman ever in nascar. matt kenson is first on the pole. that he had it

s jerry yang, google's sergey brin, and sun microsystems costla, some of the most influential playersn silicon valley, all immigrants and all founders. rodriguez is policy director of service, immigrant rights and education network. the san jose-based group believes all people regardless of legal status are entitled essential services. rodriguez says the ad is misleading. so the ad begs the question, are legal immigrants taking jobs from american-born workers? a recent report released by the pew hispanic center shows u.s.-born workers lost 1.2 million jobs from 2009 to 2010, while foreign workers gained 656,000 jobs. the migration policy institute says the number of legal immigration workers in california grew by more than a third in the past ten years. >>> well, much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the big island rocked by the tsunami surge. and business is getting wiped out. >> a beautiful view over san francisco this morning. we have clouds spilling into the bay area. we'll eventually see om rain coming back into the picture. >>> a very good spring forward sunday morni

attorney general for california, cam la harris, of course, and a lot of them are hoping for guide yangs from the state so they don't have to go it a alone. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> coming up at 6:00, two silicon valley heavyweights fighting it out. >>> plus, the man who busted a.c.o.r.n. >>> a look at this. what do you think it is? we're talking about thousands and thousands of fish rotting in a california harbor. why biologists think they just died overnight. >>> how about this? seven marathons and seven summits on seven continents. how a santa clara man is challenging all o s a set a big personal goal. >>> good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures cooling off after some sun and a very nice day outside. a little fog off the coastline. it will stay cool in the south bay. we are tracking, yes, some weather that you r wea syours hortin.e to wear your shorts in. >>> governor jerry brown may be saying to himself, try again. they decided they could not support putting his proposal to extend current taxes on the june ballot. for more, let's bring in our poli

lucy yang, abc news, new york. >> lots of unanswered questions in that one.at your tuesday weather. showers from indianapolis to cleveland and pittsburgh. stretching south to nashville, raleigh and atlanta. rain/snow combo from fargo to duluth. showers in the pacific northwest. and 1 to 3 feet of snow from the cascades to the rockies. >> 56 in boise. 65 in colorado springs. 87 in phoenix. just shy of 40 in the twin cities. 56 in omaha. 68 in dallas. miami climbs up to 80. atlanta, 65. here in new york, 51 degrees. >>> tens of thousands of people in miami are still recovering from the world's largest street party. >> you missed this one? this didn't meet your schedule? >> i can't believe i missed it. >> they crammed into little havana for the annual calle ocho festival getting their fill of food, music, dancing. the party stretched 23 blocks long. >> yes, indeed. >> and even a special zone just for kids. >> i like the adult zone better. festival goers had 300 vendors to choose from. the event has grown since it first started way back in 1970. miami is one of m

mar yang owe's presentation -- mariano's presentation. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, becky, and thank you all for being here today. this is a challenge because i like to be unlimited physically, and i'm sort of limited right now physically as my colleague will agree, but we're going to handle it the best we can. in about 12 minutes i want to share you the journey which i outline in my book and encourage you to look at. one of the joys of being first or is you, obviously, get all the attention of being the first in a particular field, but the sadness is, number one, that you had to be the first in that particular field. but the other is the hope that people will follow you so you won't be the last. let me share with you a story. we're all here because we like stories, books are about stories, and we're going to talk about leadership. and in a lot of ways my life, my story, my journey is one about finding that i am a leader and becoming a leader. i live in arizona, i live in scottsdale. i moved here in 2001 after leaving the white house, but bef

mar yang owe's presentation -- mariano's presentation. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, becky, and thank you all for being here today. this is a challenge because i like to be unlimited physically, and i'm sort of limited right now physically as my colleague will agree, but we're going to handle it the best we can. in about 12 minutes i want to share you the journey which i outline in my book and encourage you to look at. one of the joys of being first or is you, obviously, get all the attention of being the first in a particular field, but the sadness is, number one, that you had to be the first in that particular field. but the other is the hope that people will follow you so you won't be the last. let me share with you a story. we're all here because we like stories, books are about stories, and we're going to talk about leadership. and in a lot of ways my life, my story, my journey is one about finding that i am a leader and becoming a leader. i live in arizona, i live in scottsdale. i moved here in 2001 after leaving the white house, but bef

nowadays, we take sad yang that movie stars -- advantage that movie stars market themselves. well, she did that, marketing her own perfume. she was very active in the a.i.d.s. and h.i.v. causes. michael jackson a very good friend in later years. eight separate marriages. two to the same man. so she had quite a colorful life. >> yeah. absolutely. all right. eric spillman live for us in los angeles. thank you. >>> 8:47. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories. a flood watch is in effect for parts of the bay area as a new round of storms is rolling in. there is a lot of concern about the potential for mudslides. the us geological survey is monitoring very saturated hillsides. >>> in japan, they've been able to restore power to at least one of the reactors at that damaged nuclear plant. they hope to restart the electrical cooling system and hopefully prevent a nuclear meltdown. >>> radioactivity has been detected here in the bay area. scientists are saying those amounts are so small, there's riley no public health -- really no public health risk. >>> 17-year-o

samantha yang, the editor and chief of ggtham magazine.it's close. >> we're talking about how to start innecting spring color into your wardrobe as olivia has already started to do this morning. these are from theodore and callan. the lines were just launched. they're friends, they named the line after their kids innpired by their amazing travel. these scarves are from 88 to $100. >> how do you wear aascarf? >> you wrap them around your & ne neck. >> it's a little more complicated. i'm just hanging out with hodaa and kathie. >> she's not here. >> kathie lee is always here. >> you can wear it as a scarf, you can wrap these around, wear it as a dress. you can make it a head scarf. >> first of all -- >> i want to see you turn your scarf into a dress. >> by the way, there is a couple ways to wear a scarf. i'll teach you later. these are really soft. i like the material. >> they're really soft. they come in great colors. the price is great. up next, swatch watches. the new watch is the lady watch collection. you take one -- -p>> double wrap it.

nbc's john yang joins us with more from madison. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning's paper tells the story. capitol shocker. democrats left pondering their next move now that republicans seem to figured out a way to outfox them. >> this is a violation of law. >> reporter: with wisconsin's 14 senate democrats still out of state, republicans abruptly ended the standoff over public workers wednesday night using a procedural maneuver to vote on key parts of the bitterly contested bill. [ shouting ] >> reporter: the debate that went on for three weeks was over in just 30 minutes. thousands of protesters had a one-word chant -- shame. for weeks it's been ground zero in a battle over union rights. in an 18-1 vote with no democrats present republicans removed the spending measures but kept sharp limits on collective bargaining rights for state workers with increases in their health care and pension costs. republican governor scott walker says the bill is needed to help close the $3.6 billion deficit, praised senate republicans saying, "i applaud the legislature

allowed on the senate floor for the duration of the debate: andrew fishburn, eric roberts, and cindy yang. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. landrieu: i also ask unanimous consent the order with respect to senator portman be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. landrieu: thank you. we will now break and come back and resume our debate at 2:15. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands in recess until it is a temporary fix while negotiations continue behind the scenes on spending for the remainder of this budget year. see live house coverage on c-span >> live pictures from the memorial amphitheater chapel at arlington national cemetery where with the nation's last world war i veteran is being honored today. arm corporal frank buckles passed away on february 27th. he was 110 years old. he lied about his age to enlist in the army in 1917. he is being buried this afternoon with full military honors at arlington national cemetery. that will happen at 4:30. today flags are flown at half-staff in missouri and around the nation. by the way,