jason giambi was on the stand but will the testimony prove a home run to the prosecution. terry mcsweeney is live at the federal courthouse in the game of baseball when you are on defense in the field you can't score any runs but that may be what barry bonds defense team did yesterday and that occurred when jason giambi that he purchased sfrerdz bonds' personal trainer greg anderson they were labeled alternative. the slugger, played for the yankees and still playing for the colorado rockies. prosecution brought him to say that he bought steroids from greg anderson on to show that bonds had to now his close friend was selling steroids. when he used the word alternative it may be bonds thought this was alternative to steroids. former san francisco reporter that co-authored a book about barry bonds commends on testimony from sam conti that bonds talked about anderson's steroids. >> bonds had acknowledged that greg anderson was steroids. that is interesting. it probably, the case doesn't rise or fall on it. >> reporter: bonds has said all along he never knowingly took steroids

jason williams centers the puckle the staffs take the 3-2 lead. that is the final as dallas snaps the sharks' eight game win streak. >> the world champion giants have had a great spring training, but today they were knocked down a notch by their cross-bay rivals. madison bumgarner allowed one earned run. brett an kerrson was better. he struck out five and did give up this line drive single to brandon belt. oakland scores lead to in the fifth. nearly had more but barton grounds to belt, who throws out the player at the plate. we didn't get any video of the a's highlights but they did win, 6-0. >> still to come. college basketball hoops, stanford in berk he, and at the wcc tournament, [ male announcer ] it's a rule of nature. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ] ho ho ho. ♪ green giant everyday i eat your soups, i save a lot of money. that's great. so, your rich and

take a look at jason giambi. the former oakland a, mvp for the american league. he is playing for the colorado coch arise this year. prosecution brought him in to say that he bought steroids from greg anderson to show that bonds had to know his close friend was selling steroids or did he think they were alternative to steroids? former san francisco chronicle reporter lance williams who co-authored a book, game of shadows a very unflattering portrayal of bonds and steroids was talking about testimony from former giant trainer sam conti that bonds talked about anderson steroids. >> never heard that bonds acknowledged that greg anderson was selling steroids. that is interesting. the case doesn't rights or fall on it. it was a little detail. >> reporter: also conti said in that conversation with bonds, bonds said he didn't know anything about steroids and that anderson was only selling them to help out his kid. marvin bernard, he admitted as giambi did, and his brother jeremy they all took steroids and they all bought them from greg anderson. >>> this morning, oaklan

both jason and jeremy giambi. you will recall they leaked grand jury testimony revealed he had used several different steroids, now what is his connection to bonds? former trainer greg anderson. >> and that continues tomorrow. >> it absolutely does. >> robert, thank you. >>> checking other headlines around the bay area, vacaville police are not sure whether the man wounded by a newspaper bomb yesterday was targeted or whether it was a random attack. the paper was actually on another man's property. that homeowner tells our sister station in sacramento that investigators say the newspaper was older and contained a battery pack and switch. no suspects have been named. the victim who is in his 80s nearly lost a finger. he is in the hospital in serious condition. >>> a former peninsula high school student has been found guilty of trying to kill his teachers for giving him bad grades. 18-year-old alexander ushop set off two pipe bombs in 2009 and was carrying more bombs, a sword, and a chain saw when he was arrested. t

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jason giambu publicly apologized for using steroids. they are all to say they received steroids from bonds' trainer greg anderson. today follows yesterday's personal testimony from kimberly bell. she was bonds' girlfriend from 1994 to 2003. she went into detail about the drastic transformation she noticed in bonds' body and personality. everything from acne on his neck and back to vicious mood swings. all known symptoms of steroid use. the defense attacked bell attempting to paint her as a hurt ex-lover looking the capitalize on their relationship. >> she was your mistress, she was your girlfriend. she was in your inner circle for nine years and now you are going 180 and saying that she can't be believed about anything. >> reporter: also expected to be called today, a quest diagnostics laboratory representative to talk about one of bonds' yes, your honor samples from 2003. and the head trainer will also be called to testify. a lot lined up today in day six of the barry bonds trial. we'll have a crew inside covering today's proceedings.

jason elliott. on behalf of mayor lee i am pleased to present annie chung. come on up. [applause] >> she is c.e.o. of self help for the elderly. since 1981 she's been president of the one of the nonprofit organizations in the san francisco bay area. she works diligently to oversee and manage this community based and multilingual nonprofit that serves education, social and recreational services to over 25,000 seniors in san francisco and surrounding counties. annie worked tirelessly ensuring the success of self helps 17 senior centers, 17 units, three care facilities and an alzheimers center. the mayor honors annie because she is an unsung hero who works tireless to promote our city. mayor lee will be commending annie in a much longer and greater detail so i will just leave it at the fact that today

here's jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >> reporter: good morning. another good sign when it comes to the job market. we saw first time weekly claims drop for the further time in five weeks down 5,000 to 382,000. the four-week average edged a little lower to 385,000. these levels indicate that we are seeing an increase in hiring in the economy. that four-week average the lowest it's been since july o 2008. a recent survey in the bay area found 31% of the employers in the bay area said they will be adding workers this year the strongest percentage since july of 2007. and this is where oil prices do play a factor. we have seen a number of surveys recently because of higher gas prices, people are going to cut back spending. that could cause concern for businesses out there wondering if they may have to cut back in their expansion plans if consumers are not spending. yet another auto part issue to talk about besides what toyota is going through. hitachi makes 60% of the world's air flow sensors a key component for car engines. and gm and peugeot citron s

but coming up we will get a little update from kcbs money watch reporter jason brooks. try our new, fresh salmon at sizzler. [ female announcer ] served with your choice of side dish. all for only $12.99. and get our endless salad bar for just $2.99. sizzler. thinking fresh. everyday. um, these days we're all trying to save money, that's why i'm shooting this commercial myself, at home. it's really easy and i can pass the savings onto you. okay, ready for the food part? check it out. my warm and flaky croissant sandwiches. supreme or sausage. both made with fresh egg and melting cheese. you get 2 for just 3 bucks okay, i'm back, whoa- oh, i am so ready for this recession to be over. >>> all right. looking good across the bay area to start you out on a friday. sunshine in many spots right now. sun just coming up over the bay. looking good right now. and i will tell you what, it could look better toward the afternoon and spring-like temperatures outside around the bay area, and still, a couple of patches of fog showing up in some of the valleys and watch out for that, and

jason brooks, we thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> well, bart may shut down part of its system including the transbay tube because of the tsunami warning. simon perez is at the bart headquarters. he is at the lake merritt station, has been all morning long with an update. simon, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. bart is considering shutting down the stations between west oakland and daly city. of course, between west oakland and embarcadero that's because there is a transbay tube in between that's under water but also between embarcadero and daly city because those are underground. and if somehow, some way something happened to the transbay tube and water got into all the other underground stations, with all that electricity going through there, it could be pretty disastrous. the very latest is, is that bart is going to wait until it sees what happens at crescent city at 7:23, about a half hour from now to decide what it wants to do. it's really dialing back the severity and likelihood that it's going to have to close the stations but you're sti

thank you, jason. have a good week. >>> some big changes for the military operation in libya and another woman may be getting close to a presidential run here in the u.s. with more on that let's go to cbs 5 political insider phil matier and former state assembly speaker and san francisco mayor willie brown. gentlemen, good morning to you. hold that thought. >> hold that thought. we got -- okay. we have a lot of news to cover here right now. we are already covering some. good morning. >> good morning. >> glad you made it through the rain. >> yes. walking through the drops. >> libya, interesting situation. i was talking with pollsters, we did a cbs 5 surveyusa poll. bay area voters split even in obama's home territory. we have congresswomen and congressmen from the bay area criticizing, we have barbara boxer one of the biggest liberal peace people praising him. what's going on with the democrats? >> they are exhibiting confusion. the same confusion all the rest of us have in this country. nobody fully un

jason dwyer said that approximately 1:39 p.m. at the intersection of south first street and alma avenue, officer devlin creighton was about to stop a vehicle when the honda abruptly pulled up in front of him. the officer's police motorcycle hit the honda, ejecting the officer onto the roadway. thi >> reporter: supreme court will hear arguments on whether or not wal-mart can do a case against some women now work there. we are looking for organizers who are organizing an hour rally in favor of the women that worked at wal-mart. they are rallying outside of the court house. the point here is the high court will hear arguments to decide if this case can move forward as the class action lawsuit. he would be the largest civil rights suit in united states history. this started with a woman in the bay area who worked in pittsburgh area. that is a very latest we will ♪ that airline is gonna nail that frequent flyer with restrictions when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't e

jason henderson, mark solomon and linda chapman. whatever order. >> i have an overhead. can we get the overhead, please? thank you. i wanted to make a comment here about the previous speaker who was talking about densification of the city. here is his home. as you can see, it is a single-family home. two parking spaces there. a beautiful view out of the hillings right? so we're not seeing any densification happening here. in the paper th morning he was quoted talking about nimbies. here is his backyard. it is a nice backyard. i don't have a backyard that big. it is much bigger than my house. he is being paid by developers to create the illusion of some sort of broad coalition demanding more housing. now i take issue to the chair with what commissioner borden said here, that we need to get the talent in this room to figure out how to accommodate future growth without trashing the transit system. that's the task here. and just saying, oh, growth is going to be coming, waving our hands is not going to cut it because that is going actually trash sb 75 and demolish ab 72 and

redick, to jason richardson for three. magic down 11. and down nine, jason richardson another three. magic, down six. a minute later, richardson with yet another triple. at one point, miami was up 24 points in the third quarter. it all evaporated. next magic possession, gilbert arenas getting into the long ball game. that would tie the game at 82-82. anderson for the score. and the magic, stunningly, have taken the lead up two. arenas, yet another three. magic, extending what at one time seemed like an impossible lead. two minutes to play. heat trailing by zen. mike miller, trying to keep it close. heat now down to four. last chance for the heat. chris bosh missed the three. lebron, a last chance to tie it. it's no good. magic shock the heat, 99-96. miami has lost four-straight to teams above .500 record. >>> for all the latest sports news, check out espn.com. now, back to you in the studio. >>> buzz coming from hollywood this morning. one of the stars of "avatar" says the sequel is going to take viewers under water. and michelle rodrigu

this one is from jason murray. "jimmy, can you show us a ten-second clip of rod stewart's 'forever young' video? the one where he's riding on the back of a truck, rocking that little red-haired kid?" [ laughter ] yeah, i remember that. let's check that out. ten seconds. ♪ may the -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is from josh stern. says, "jimmy, can you show us the youngest comedian working in the clubs right now?" that is such a coincidence, 'cause i was at bananas last night. and i saw this amazing young comic. ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for danny farrison. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, old people! [ laughter ] my name is danny farrison. and here's my impression of my pet dog. i didn't say anything, 'cause i don't have a pet dog. thanks, mom and dad! [ laughter ] don't even get me started with a cat. [ light laughter ] i'm all out of time. see you in hell! [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: danny farrison, right there. the youngest -- "see you in hell." [ light laughter

. >> jason? he is a genius. jason, i miss you. >> jimmy: jason plays jackson. >> because i don't get to see him enough. he's now on another show. he's working on another disney show right now that is pretty cool. >> jimmy: which one? "the suite life?" >> yeah. he's taking over for the sprouse twins. he's playing both. >> jimmy: corky and steve? what are their names? >> no, he's doing some baseball kind of something. it's not on the air yet. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i don't check in enough. i don't know the whole synopsis, but you can look it up. but he's so funny. i love working with him. so, that is really what i actually miss the most is being with him and our kind of banter. >> jimmy: yeah. and on "snl," you're gonna be -- super funny times. you're gonna be wearing wigs and you're gonna do all the fun stuff. but i heard that you're obsessed with mustaches? >> uh, yes. i have a diamond mustache with me at all times, because this is my wrap gift to myself and to my best friend at the end of the last movie we di

let's get straight as to jay jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. not a day for the squeamish on wall street. starting in a deep hole off economic news in the u.s. the dow lower by 190 points after the labor department reported that first time weekly jobless claims spiked higher by 26,000 last week to 397,000. that was a much bigger-than- expected increase, although with the four-week average at 392,000 below 400,000 that's still indicating an uptick in hiring. other piece of news not helping is the u.s. trade deficit. in january, it hit a six-month high of up 15% to $46.3 billion, exports out stripping imports from rising oil prices mainly. that was before oil prices skyrocketed in just the past few weeks with all of the unrest in the middle east. couple of other reasons for the market dropping this morning, coming from overseas. china turned in a surprising trade deficit in february of over $7 billion. and that's got some worries that that will lessen the incentive for china to loosen its currency against t

jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com >>> now an important question. can't decide what to have for breakfast today? >> how about free pancakes! ihop serving up free flapjacks from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. tonight. in exchange, though, the restaurants are asking guests to consider donating to a local charity. in the past five years, they have raised more than $5 million for children's hospital. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later this morning on "the early show." and chris wragge joins us from new york. mr. frequent flyer mile himself. did you get any sleep there, my friend? >> it's funny. as soon as i got on the plane i was asleep before they told me to turn off my wireless devices and didn't wake up until they said, excuse me, put your seat up. good to see you this morning. the u.s. military forces move closer to libya's shores as the violent protest against qaddafi escalates. we'll have a live report from libya and look at how far the u.s. is willing to go to stop him. mother nature furious in the midwest with tornadoes and rain. we'll have th

yesterday, ex-as slugger jason giambi told the court he got undetectable steroids from bonds' former trainer. giambi is one of seven athletes who testified. two others including his brother jeremy and long-time giants outfielder marvin bernard also said they got banned drugs from greg anderson. anderson is in jail for refusing to testify against bonds. the cross-examination of bernard will continue today. >>> 5:06. today nato taking over full control of the military operations in libya. meanwhile the u.s. is stepping up its assault on libyan targets. 22 cruise missiles have been fired at weapons storage sites around tripoli yesterday and today. president obama is now considering whether the u.s. should provide weapons to those rebels. on the "cbs early show" this morning the president discusses the u.s. involvement in libya. you can see his interview starting at 7:00 here on cbs 5. >>> and radiation in sea water near japan's crippled nuclear power plant is more than 3300 times the legal limit. nuclear safety officials say it's a sign more contaminated water is leaking from the comple

jason giambi is one of athletes who testified. two others including giambi's brother jeremy and long-time giants outfielder marvin benard also said at the got banned drugs from greg anderson. anderson is in jail for refusing to testify against bonds. the cross-examination of benard will continue today. >>> 6:04. let's check weather and traffic. let's go to lawrence who is talk 70s, maybe 80s. lawrence, the best meteorologist ever!! >> that's what i like to hear, sydnie. wait until it starts raining again. [ laughter ] high pressure, you can see that big dome rolling in toward the west coast, that is going to bring with it the offshore winds and yes, some gorgeous weather outside. still a couple of patches of fog along the coast early on this morning. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. high clouds. spectacular day, temperatures up to 82 degrees in santa rosa, 82 napa, about 80 in concord, 79 in fremont, and about 78 degrees in san jose. you get the idea, it's going to be one of those spectacular days around the bay area. and even war

prosecutors will call jason giambi. he's expected to testify that he received steroids from bonds's former trainer, greg anderson. yesterday, kimberly bell spent most of the time on the witness stand and said he con fenced to her 245 he -- confessed to her that he was just one of many baseball players succeeding with the steroids. she also testified that bonds was getting more and more aggressive and threatening. she said he told her once "he said he could cut my head off and leave me in a ditch." you can get updates on the bonds's case any time by going to our channel 2 website. go to the home page at ktvu.com. >>> 7:07. sal's watching our entire commute, including what's happening around the toll plaza. >> that's right. a lot of people always want to know what's going on there. today it's not bad. it's a moderate delay westbound coming into san francisco. it's backed up to about maybe the middle of the old parking lot there. not even in all of the lanes. i think we're having a pretty good day there coming into the cit

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jason giambi then with the yankees in 2002 said jason tested his urine. then sent him packages some containing balco's clean and clear. one raised testosterone levels, the other mask it. asked about the effects they had on him, giambi answered question i didn't find much. eight months later, giambi says he stopped using them and has never seen anderson again. under cross-examination, giambi says he described the cream as steroid like and undetectable. last up, former giant marvin bernard says he started taking steroids in mexico. drugs intended for animals. he says when he got to spring training anderson gave him injectable deca and a cream in the clear. bernard said anderson described the clear and the clear as steroids that could not be detected. >> the government thinking that's going to help them establish the fact that the players knew what they were taking or at least asked those type of questions. >> reporter: other former major leaguers waiting to testify and barry bonds trial, benito santiago and bobby estiega. >>> before the baseball players too

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when jason talked about the adult daycare center, i wrote to all of you asking you to support a resolution for the continuation of the adult day health care centers. unfortunately, the state decided to eliminate that program. but the professional groups are still fighting and hope that there will be a adhc version too. so at that time, i will come back to you and hope that you will -- whatever you can do not abandon the most wonderful population which is are the very frail elderly. i want to thank the mayor for giving me this honor. i thought that the theme of this celebration, our history is our strength, makes so much strength. i was in washington, d.c. last week. and i thought that after 35 years, the seniors and human services have made some strides putting together some very, very essential and valuable programs. but unfortunately as i visited some o our legislators, they are cutting immigration. they are attacking a lot of the programs that we have built -- we have worked so hard to build. so i thought that if we learn from history, our work has just begun and we cannot stop. we have

jason blair, obviously a black eye. i think there's probably something in general to bill's sense of the paper's natural institutional biases. i want to be careful here about how i phrase this. i think one of the reasons i was asked to do this -- by the way, thank you, fred, for asking me and frank and thank you -- at it nice to see you, and thanks to st. francis college. one of the reasons i was asked to do this, while i'm certain lay liberal -- no question about that, and if you read my stuff you know i'm a liberal -- but i'm a critic to some extent of liberalism over the years. i have been critical to some extent of multiculturalism, identity politics on left. my first book was -- there it is. can we just show it? it's an old book now. i actually -- i don't really agree with 100% of it anymore. >> played a role in helping him shape his ideas. >> i'm sure he's going to quote me against me in his rebuttal. that's fine. i have been somewhat critical of multiculturalism from a liberal perspective and that perspective bei

yesterday jason giambi and younger brother jeremy testified about their steroid use. they also talked about meeting bonds' former trainer greg anderson in 2002. they testified that he offered and sold them the cream and the clear. anderson described them as having steroid like properties but jeremy testified that anderson told them they were alternative and undetectible steroids. the government accuses bonds of perjury for testifying before a grand jury that he did not knowingly take steroids. >> this morning a new twist in the scandal involving a top state drug agent. a family is appealing a judge's ruling that the police shooting was justifiable. he was killed three years ago during a bust led by norman welsh. contra costa times reports that the appeals claims other officers involved in the task force will be charged with felonies. in february, welsh and private investigator were arrested accused of stealing drugs and trying to sell them. >> eric: bart safety investigators saying the slow speed derailment of two cars outside the concord station earlier this month wa

. >> jason fried, lafco staff. we will yield to sfpuc to present on this item. >> i am with the san francisco public utilities commission. i wanted to update you on the status of the resource plan. san francisco adopted a resource plan by the board of supervisors, and they laid out a very broad goals that would close the poewwer plant. today should be the last day of operation. as the plan was originally written, the board of supervisors urged us to update the plan. the sfpuc is part of updating this plan. they will see if it is feasible. in response to guidance, they have taken a number of actions. first in updating the resources plan, we of a guidance -- update guidance from lafco. the rocky mountain institute author of the resource plan -- authored the resource plan. we help vett and review the plan. it is our goal to take the updated resource plan before the commission of its endorsement. it proposes three broad strategies. i will briefly describe each of these strategies. they sort of recognize some of the con

finally, along with sb 790, i just want jason to give a little presentation because we have a resolution of support. in addition, we're working with other groups, utilities, to have them help pass the resolution. >> before you you have a resolution and support of 790 so we can at san francisco lafco to the group that is supporting sb 790. it also instructs lafco to inform the board of supervisors we have passed this bill. it would also be a bill of support. there is one of the bill that we are also monitoring closely. it is a bill that was sponsored by ibew 1245, which is the local that represents pg&e workers, and that bill looks to be a spot bill, introduced, does not get the true language of what they want to do, but deals directly with cca. we will be monitoring that closely. that bill has a hearing next month, and we will have to react quickly to that bill. we are prepared to do so once the amendment is made. chairperson campos: if i may, in terms of our involvement, may be on the resolution, what else can we do in terms of our advocacy? >> we have been active at the coalition that

jason knows what he is doing. he is the best. tonight, may be the end for the cal gymnastics team, no. 4 in america. edged by no. 2 stanford tonight. unless they can come up with $4 million to be reenstated this was the last meet. they produced four ncaa championships. that really is sad and again, i have a neighbor that is on the baseball team that is playing

baseball player jason giambi will testify today in barry bonds' perjury trial. kimberly bell testified yesterday. she claimed the former slugger cited steroids was the cause of one of his injuries years ago. >>> a lot of pot clubs could go up in smoke in san jose. the city council measure would allow only 10 collectives to legally operate. it would set a deadline for the dozens of other clubs to cease operations. >>> and the bay area's only privately owned island is on the market for a mere $22 million. red rock island can be yours. the six acre piece of land is south of the richmond/san rafael bridge. some hope the island will be bought and donated to the east bay regional park system. >>> we'll take a look at traffic and weather right after this. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we are dealing with a couple of areas of bad congestion. westbound 237 still a slow ride through milpitas. from 880 towards lafayette street, stop and go there. and it is a slow crawl as well in those new york lanes of 880 past the coliseum. if you weren't watching about a half hour ago during our

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jason kidd, funny, one of the few guys only scored three points. actually scored four. that was the only basket he made and he is the key player. 11 assists for him. 34 for him. warriors play good at home but a good team more times than not grabs them by the throat at the end. sharks without dany heatley. suspended by the nhl two games for delivering an elbow to the head of steve ought. $88,645 and 16. the sharks will miss heatly against minnesota and st. louis. he will be back march 23. brandon bell is making it tough for the giants to keep him off the roster. tim lincecum on the mound today. 1:00 in the afternoon. lincecum 5, allowed one run, 7 strikeouts. bell, natural power hitting first baseman. went the off have it way. second home run. double to center field. 3 hits, 2 rbis. if bell would start then you move to left field huff and then wobbly legs for pat burrell. bell looking awfully good. 5-3 giants. ochocinco hasn't been in the news this week so he said hey, let's try this. he says he wants to try out with kansas city of major league soccer and again, there he

urge you to consider some of the information that i have learned about this type of prosecution in the jason county of san mateo where these matters are prosecuted through the criminal courts, and this is often reduced pursuant to the appropriate penal code section. i.s.f. several conversations -- i have had several conversations. the statistics in terms of people using cigarettes have dropped mainly because of the education and high schools and grammar schools in that county. i was also referred for the statistics on the dropping use of tobacco in oakland, and i would urge the appeal board also and the department of health to access that website for what programs have been most successful in reducing smoking among young people. i am also requested part of closed session to a lease look at the identification of the minor to see if that was not an element in this case, even though their requested to look at the i.d., mr. fadi did not do that. he is available to answer any of your questions. commissioner fung: counselor, either you can answer this, or miss fadi -- or mr. fadi can answer this,

it was a pretty scary sight to look at. >> how long did it last, jason? >> i think initially it felt like it lasted maybe four or five minutes and then it stopped and then it started shaking again for a couple more minutes, and then we had a little aftershocks throughout the rest of the night basically. >> i understand, jason, you made it back to your home today just outside of tokyo, we've heard the reports of damage and how difficult it is to get around tokyo and japan as a whole. what was your trip like back home and what did you see? >> the trip back home was actually -- it was uneventful really, i guess thankfully uneventful. it took a lot than it usually takes. and the trains seemed to be running a lot slower. as far as dang here, we didn't see too much damage where i live. >> pretty incredible. and how would you describe this experience? you say you felt other earthquakes since you've been there. how did this one compare. >> this one was the top. i never felt anything like that before. every other earthquake i've felt, it shakes and it's a bit unse

. >> reporter: more than three decades after 5-year-old jason foreman was brutally murdered, michael woodmansee, the man convicted of killing and dismembering him, could be released from prison 12 years early for good behavior. enraged by the news, the boy's father called in to a radio talk show on monday to publicly threaten his son's killer. >> i do intend, if this man is released anywhere in my vicinity, or if i can find him after the fact, i do intend to kill this man. >> reporter: it was 1975, when young jason went missing, just 30 feet from his suburban, providence, home. >> bring him back to me. because we miss him very much. and we have to have him. >> reporter: for the next seven years jason's parents agonized over what happened to their beloved son. police searches came up empty. finally, in 1982, a neighborhood teenager, michael woodmansee, confessed to stabbing jason in the chest. the lead detective is still haunted by what happened. >> we found a box, a shoe box, that had bones in it. they were all cleaned and shiny. they'd been shellacked. >> reporter: prosecutors set a

jason giambi along with marvin bernard say that they received steroids from barnes' trainer greg anderson. >> the government thinks that will help them establish the fact that the players kneel what they were taking -- players knew what they were taking. >> everything happened yesterday emotionally as well as having a heart problem yesterday. >> also on the stand was stan kroenke. >>> governor jerry brown ended negotiations with republicans but he needs votes from two republicans to extend temporary tax increases. in the coming weeks he will focus on speaking directly to californians. >>> a bill that could require textbooks to include gay and lesbian contributions passed the senate education committee. the bill introduced by san francisco state senator mark leno is similar to one vetoed by governor schwarzenegger. opponents say the measure targets children for sexual brainwashing. >>> been awarded so tonight for someone who shot and killed three sheep -- there is award out tonight for someone who shot and killed three sheep on a vineyard. six other sheep are missing. the owner is offering