>> who is julia gardner? >> who is julia gardner, richard norton-smith called madonna of the period. julia gardner is a -- she's a young woman from long island, new york, from east happenpton from where in fact ania harrison ad gone to school. she is from a very well-known, longstanding new york family, deep in the 17th century they owned gardner's island and family still owns gardner's island and her father was a new york state senator. they were in washington frequently for the social seasons. and she was well known at the white house and was well known to the daughters of the tylers was even known to come over not just for the parties but do things like quiet games of whisk. so the family knew her quite well. she was quite beautiful and quite rambunctious and was very well educated both here and in europe. so it made her quite -- quite a troubling woman to be around. >> and she quickly caught the widow president's eye. >> she quickly caught the widow president's eyes. this moved shockingly quickly. >> when

officer bryon gardner: numbers again on alameda and name of business? cash-it-here, 8718 alameda. 8718 alameda. unit just got a call on an alarm at a cash-it place and there's a possibility there may be someone locked inside. um... that's about all we know. when we get to the scene we'll find out what's going on. it's right here-- that cash-it-here. it's right in here. what's the..? what's the scoop? we got two guys locked up in the safe back here. see them? see them? yeah, i see them. apparently what we got here is there was some food delivered from the restaurant next door a few minutes ago and the food's still sitting there on the table untouched. possibly, when they opened the door to deliver the food somebody may have rushed in there, locked the employees in the safe. that's just speculation at this point. this man here says that the man that delivered the food never made it back. come here. i'll bet you that's him. hey! hey in there! here you go. look towards the window. see the window? there's two of them, okay? he's wearing a little home base ha

this is the last of what the gardner saw. if these girls look familiar, call police. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> here's a look at where forest hill is on a map. you see it's just below twin peaks. north east of west portal and south east of the inner sunset. recently, people who live in the area say they've noticed a group of six girls routinely walking through this neighborhood staring at homes. katie waller, the victim you just heard from believes the suspects may possibly be from the area. since she says they seem very familiar with all of the outlets to escape from the neighborhood. the city has shelled out nearly $8 million in settlements involving cable cars over the three years. the spokesperson says there has been compensation for injuries most are minor. over the funds the last decade very few have been fatal or severe. >> because of 19th century technology there is a challenges and the complex nature of san francisco streets here. they can be difficult to navigate. there are ways that we can make sure that our operators and conducto

i miss booth gardner and the people of washington state miss booth gardner. so thank you, mr. speaker, and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington yields back. under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. gohmert: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: thank you, sir. mr. gohmert: a lot going on this week and certainly worthy of discussion here at the end .f the week one of the important topics that has been discussed at both the senate end and the house nd is the issue of immigration , legal immigration and illegal immigration. back when my friend, steve king, and i were meeting with people from the british government about their handling of immigration, they were offended by the term that steve and i were using of illegal immigration and we were told that that's not appropriate in england. i asked what words did they use and i was told the appropriate terminology is irregular migrant. i was concerne

but a gardner caught them in the act and scared them away. they escaped with a laptop, and some clothes. but left the bags, and something else behind. the girls ran down the street and around the corner. waller says they match the description of the suspects who burglarized another home in the neighborhood. earlier in the week. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. not the usual face in today's weekly address to instead of the president, grieving newtown parents. we have the emotional plea plus. a disturbing target practice. in the shape of a very familiar victim of gun violence, murdered teen trayvon martin. who was behind the act might surprise you. kron 4 news is rolling out a new program called kron rewards. for the entire month of april, watch kron 4 news at eight in the morning or eight at night and you can earn valuable points you can redeem for prizes, cash cards or exclusive kron 4 items. we'll show you a word of the day during those times, you then enter that word on kron 4 rewards and start earning points. go to kron.c

brett gardner hits into the inning-ending double play and the game stayed scoreless after a sacrifice fly. gardner gets his revenge against chen with a two-run shot and the 3-0.es iwin a no-hitter for clay buccholz -- napoli almost hits it out and finds the deepest part of fenway as the red sox lead. top half, buccholz gets molina looking. 11th strikeout for clay. no hitter intact until kelly johnson spoils the party. boston blanks tampa bay 5-0. when you think of famous images of australian golfers, they never wear a green jacket. nobody took golf's biggest prize clutchm scott had two putts and he won the country's major.in and thehis first augusta was a fantastic setting for the final around. a trio of aussies had a chance at the jacket. jason day did not need the putter as he holed his approach. tiger woods -- with a misread putt that did read well. he finished in a tie four fourth place. a peculiar play for cabrera, going for the green with the second shot as he finds the water and makes bogey. jason day gets the lead back. cabrera makes the birdie on 16, cabreera the 29 champion

. >> new york up 1-0 and rex gardner adds to the score -- and brett gardner adds to the scorecard. a two-run shot and the yankees went 3-0. -- win it 3-0. a lacrosse, matt cavanaugh getting through and finds the back of the net. it was his second goal of the game. george sound, they are scheduling a press conference tomorrow 3:00 for all reporters a decision on where he will take his talents this year. keep it there and join me. be playing for the nba next year. >> we will be covering it, of course. e will have all the details. >> entrepreneurs of all ages hit the streets of d.c. today gave there were dozens of lemonade the streets of d.c. today gave therelook, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go

gardner, crushing this pitch to right field. and a o-run homer. gardner. and the shot there. and for the yankees. and top of the ninth. and dealing for the yanks. chris davis, goes down swinging. the weekend shutoff. the fifth of his career. yankees take the series. they win it. 3-0. coming up on sports final. the nationals player takes the blame for today's loss. hear what he had to say about it. d wade not resting against the bulls. show you how the die naming duo fared against chicago. and pro bowler, leaves for arizona. stops by the studio. and it is bittersweet. and carol maloney joins me on sports final. sportlook, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ [ female announcer ] from tra

you're telling us about that. >> john gardner. >> yes. >> sees 30. >> okay. he said why did he do that. >> yes. >> with the sec? creek. >> well, there were two separate murders. and i just try to be quick because i can sit there for a long time expired on this. a first-round, he did not -- he did not know these people and events. he had completely different moods and motivations and was in a completely different mental state in each case. the first one he was angry escrow friend. she was off doing that with some other people. he stayed up all night long, banks open like 16 years and he was angry. he grabbed a gun and knife and he went out hunting and you want to tear somebody. he did not care who was. he saw this figure walking alone with the heady and did not realize where there was a boy wrote. campeau's terror, solid it was a girl and then was happy because then he did a paper to. he was very honest about it. the premier said that. and i'm not going into any details, but that's pretty much how he said it. the second one, he had disintegrated. he later he h

we have about 10 in the gardner's training program. we are in the process of bringing on sick cement masons. and i think that's what we have. pre-apprentice, we have over 300 people out there. through pre-apprentice and screening them, [speaker not understood] we're asking for this relief because we'll be able to pick up some of the pre-apprentices. ~ six >> and then the last question is for the san francisco residents that are eligible for these, are there specific [speaker not understood] a city-wide program? >> it's a city-wide program. through pre-apprentices, you are selected by how well you perform, how frequent you work, and how ready you are for the program that is opening. >> thank you. >> supervisor breed. >> i just want to add just a few comments about the apprenticeship program, especially since many of the kids who i've had challenges in assisting with employment opportunities have fortunately had the opportunity to participate in this program. the challenge comes [speaker not understood] with once the program is completed

but mr gardner how does it all fit in with i mean ultimately with turkey secularism. i mean. it fits in very well with the patent which is why. controversial subjects which to tackle. well there's now two sides. going to students and others anyone really speaking out on one of these controversial subjects chris prosecutions from the authorities if the view they're expressing is not with the view it's our excuse have them use a controversial subject not so much an issue secular is the moral or religious values it's good if you know whole range of subjects outspoken criticism that could issue criticism related to the status of the union citizens and what it's about criticism relating to the country of the country's prime minister we understand sorry sorry mr goddard we understand that the musician himself fassel say has been critical of the country's prime minister in the past about how that could be some sort of a political governance on the shenanigans that we were not aware of. well i mean the prosecution is not grouped by any one individual it's it's a state prosecution. an

gardner her buying agent. for instance, the mirror was orderford a store called daudans and when it comes, she's very distressed because the edges of it cover at the bottom the edge of the mirror face of the window facing. her mother writes her back and says don't be so picky on minutia. she did love to entertain and we do have the record of all which she had. in honor of her sister margaret, who came here very frequently, and the portrait here is a portrait of julia and margaret. she was two years younger then margaret and this portrait was painted obviously to represent gardners allen because you can see the water in the background and they were very, very young when the portrait was done. anyway, the moral -- ball she had for margaret started at 9:00. then she said they danced the virginia real and waltz until the sun rose and finest champagne flowed unceasingly among one thing that julia did here for entertainment is they allowed all of the house servants' children to play continuously with the children of

and then i'm next week we'll be back with our hearing around the gardnering program i'll be looking at to that and a colleagues any questions you have in that you do you want to hear the highlights? >> i think we're good. i think we hit auto the high points. supervisor any questions? >> thank you just had a couple i know this is a budget hearing and having the opportunity to hear this. we we were always trying to figure out ways to generate more revenue for the parks. we know there has been a loss over the years and as a city we're going to have to figure out more creativity ways. it's about that a challenge after becoming supervisor just the challenges we had too fast in the western community and particular. i want to make sure that i scotland a couple of questions how this impacts the budget because some of those issues i want a clear idea specifically before events like the event that are organic are those cost like the playoffs was an unanticipated revenue of 1 noildz are we incurring expenses like that. i'm hoping you can gives an understanding of the past fiscal year and the year

gardner: i thank the gentleman from indiana for coming and joining us on the floor tonight. and, mr. speaker, as we've said, there are people across the country who are joining the conversation about making life work. they're sending tweets with the #makinglifework. hearing from people who are indeed talking about tax reform on this very issue. talking about what it means to work under a tax code that can be pro-job creation, that can lift the burden on american families by creating a fairer, flatter system. whether you're a small business who's just getting started, or you're a small business that's been around for a while, the fact is the more the burden you pay from the government, whether it's a higher income tax or you're a subchapter s and you're paying at the individual level, that's less money that you get to spend investing into job creation, into expanding your employees, the number of people you have working for you, the salaries that you can provide for them, the insurance, the benefits that you can provide. so, really tonight's discussion about making life work

and if i could, there are so many people involved in this, i'd like if all the gardners that have shown their gardens and the people on the committee could stand up for just a second so you could see how many of us there really are. (applause) >> thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> wonderful, what a great award that is. i'd like to take a moment and acknowledge supervisor scott wiener has joined us here this evening. someone who we all know. (applause) >> has done an amazing job in district 8 and making that a wonderful place to live for thousands of residents there, including my father. so, thank you very much. he thanks you. fourth generation, you know? without further ado i'd like to invite someone who was standing on the stage just last year wearing a different uniform, stunning us all with her well deserved award as a most empowering city employee, that is lucinda from the fire department to do the next award for nerc. (applause) >> thank you, i want to say on behalf of chief hayes white who could not be here tonight nert is a [speaker not understood] with the community of san francisc

a gardner sparked the flames by accident. i burned 150 acres so far and is 10% contained. 100 homes are under evacuation. other planes have been called in to help. rescue crews recovered the bodies of five snowboarders after they triggered an avalanche. authorities are pretty sure the snow bordered started the avalanche. a sixth one was rescued and taken to the hospital. it connects to multiple ski resorts. >>> the ninth annual pat's run went off without a hitch today. runners honored pat tillman. our sister station in phoenix has the story. >> reporter: 30,000 strong. arizona proved we are united, undeterred in a week of bad news. at the ninth annual pat's run, you came together with friends. you wheeled your kids. >> about 55 to 60 pounds. >> reporter: honored our brothers and sisters in uniform. number 42, pat tillman. >> it never gets old seeing them please come across the line, marie with smiles on their faces. >> definitely never gets old. every year, i'm blown away by the support and participation. >> it's awesome. it'

the fire began from a piece of equipment being used by a gardner. >> air travel could take a little longer at some airports over the next five months. furlough days started today, affecting 47,000 federal aviation administration employees. each employee will miss two days of work a month. for now sfo will not be affected by the employee furloughs. the cuts were force because u.s. lawmakers could not come up with a budget agreement on time. >>> just ahead, the proposal that could force companies to tell you what they know about your private life. plus, paper but no more plastic. the newest bay area community to give up the bag. >> and a beautiful view from the new exploratorium cam. it was warm today but what's ahead for the work week? meteorologist leigh glaser is up next with the forecast. >> mike: bad news for the warriors and david lee. i'm mike shumann. we have an update on his condition. and how many home runs has buster posey >>> a proposed internet privacy bill would give you the right to see information companies are compiling on you. the right to know act would force companies to

gardner, it's short. he makes it just over the wall. it's gone. solo homer makes it 3-0, yanks. top of the five. what would we do without andy pet it? he does it again. he puts david ross away. one run over eight innings. here it comes. we have been waiting for it for a long time, the sandman. rivera making an appearance. he gives up a walk, a double and rbi ground out. that's how it should end for him. strikes out for the final out. he gets the save. the yankees avoid a season opening sweep, beating the red sox, 4-2. moving to the capital, nationals hosting the marlins. jason weathrth. p-1 there. the nationals win, 6-1 leading a season opening three-game sweep of miami. if you want to jump on a bandwag bandwagon, think about the nationals. manny ramirez, remember him? he's found a home. the chinese professional baseball team. he signed with the eba rhinos. fans there are excited. last night, he did his first home run. [ speaking foreign language ] >> manny ramirez, a two-run home run! >> that may be better than brazilian soccer goals. manny is still hitting the long ball. >>> f

now, i would like to invite managing ed tore gym gardner to have a question and answer question session with our two mayors, all right thank you. >>> thank you welcome good morning and i'm quite impressed at the videos from both city and is you look at those and you feel in general very popular and optimism that has been missing for a while. currently our most recent predecessor source and the conversations have been been what needs to be cut and pushed down the road until times are better and in a way it's kind-of surprising how quickly that has changed and clearly we are in different times not having to deal with this fiscal crisis that we have dealt with what does that give you the freedom do and what to focus on that might have been on the back burner with the emergency? [inaudible] first shot >>> so, i'm very caution to say it took a lot of hard work, i remember the day we walked into the office to a 40 million deficit we had to renegotiate our contract and peenings for the first time and pension that happens an issue in california were part of the state system and still not ready

and as i got 11 i was bogey, bogey, double bogey and lost all three holes to gardner. bob jones turned to my dad and he said "charlie, i don't think i'm doing jack any good. i'm out of here." >> rose: (laughs) >> so that was my first meeting. >> rose: but he was who you wanted to be? >> he was terrific. i loved -- he was my dad's hero growing up my dad watched -- dad was only 12 years old but me with he watched jones when he opened in 1926. he came back to the ryder cup in 1931 and my dad then was 18 years old, i guess, and having the ryder cup and my dad was walking and my dad looked like jones, he parted his hair close to the middle and that kind of stuff and they said "hey, mr. jones, come out here, we'll take you into the clubhouse." my dad didn't know what they were talking about so he was escorted into the clubhouse with an 18-year-old kid and they thought he was job jones. so bob jones was his hero. won in '63, didn't win in '64, i won in '65 and that year i'd broken the record, i shot 64 one round, i shot 27 1, broke hogan's record by three shots. and he said -

. >>> an update now to a bay area proud story we brought you last year the story of jim gardner. disillusioned after a string of failed start-ups, jim was looking for meaning in life. he found it repairing the bicycles of the poor and homeless for free. at the time of our story jim was working at a mobile shop he set up once a week in front of the san jose homeless shelter. good karma bikes nonprofit is taking off. just last month moved inside to an 8,000 square foot space on sinola avenue. >> it does surprise me. i didn't expect this. i never expected to have this wonderful space. i'm delighted because now we n canccan serve more people. >> with the new space good karma bikes can expand their repair classes and take on donations of bikes to fix up and then give to those who need them. >>> his teachers are calling him a game changer. >> a multitude of opt mississippied structure. >> up next what this young man is doing that's putting his san jose school at the top of the heap when it comes to science. >>> you just -- you remember what you looked like, how you felt when you put th

this home run by brett gardner. the yankees win 3-0. to therilling end masters. there was a playoff. for ascott hit this putt birdie. it was a clutch shot. great shotra hits a onto the 18th green. that give him a birdie and setup a tie with adam scott that forced the playoff. scott sinks that putt to win. day.at an incredible everything fell my way. you just never know. i did not know it was calling to happen. it gives you a chance. it was just great that everything fell into place for me. >> the first australian to win the masters. leaving reportedly is the school to enter the nba draft. you see it happen every day at the ballpark. a lucky fan catches a home run. >> plus more weather and traffic together. >> police are searching for a twoer who hit and injured teenagers and sped off. >> what is next for gun control and immigration reform? >> is time to file those tax returns -- it is time to file those tax returns. >> you might see some showers this morning. [captioning made posble by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --w

new york's brett gardner hit a two-run homer. there you go. and pitcher hiroki kuroda mastered the orioles, striking out four in a complete game shutout. the yankees win, 3-0. >>> and about 27,000 runners are gearing up for today's boston marathon. for one runner, though, this probably won't be the toughest race of the year. gary craig also ran a marathon at the north pole last week. he can finish a regular marathon in just over three hours, but the one at the top of the world took him more than six hours to complete. i say relax a little. >>> when we return, justin bieber in hot water again. this time the pop star makes a controversial comment during a visit to the anne frank house. k house. and we got a hundred dollars in points from sears to use on jim's mower... hold the phone! ...and points from the grill helped pay for my dress... now you're just pulling my leg. get this, sometimes points just show up in our account. get out of town! with points from shop your way, there are more ways to save than ever at sears. oh and this bracelet... i

this two-run home run by brett gardner. the yankees win 3-0. >> a thrilling end to the masters. there was a playoff. adamrama started with scott hit this putt for a birdie. he took the lead. it was a clutch shot. roar forthe crowd that putt. angel cabrera hits a great shot onto the 18th green. that give him a birdie and set up a tie with adam scott that forced the playoff. , the second playoff hole scott sinks that putt to win. the means to get a nice green jacket at the masters. >> what an incredible day. everything fell my way. you just never know. . just kept plugging away i did not know it was calling to happen. through nine. it gives you a chance. it was just great that everything fell into place for me. >> scott is the first australian to win the masters. that is amazing. .iger woods finished fourth >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i am stan stovall. >> i am jennifer franciotti in for mindy. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. elected a new leader on sunday. elect

spending which makes up almost seventy five percent of the budget hole gardner have the departments of international and comparative politics at the american university of paris gabbing the us in the e.u. is growing wider it's just a pool resources because of the fact that the europeans are so cutting so drastically and by the way so are the americans beginning to cut in europe and european send up twenty five percent of nato's overall defense so the idea is the pool resources but the there's a lot of problems in that and you have to come to an agreement as to which resources should be american and which resources should be european. go back to the war in iraq in the one nine hundred ninety s. the problem was the intelligence satellites the europeans didn't have it the americans did that gave them control it was that the europeans were the develop their own area and satellite for example so finding areas to all resources that everybody agrees is already problematic now this week a fire broke out in a psychiatric ward outside moscow killing thirty eight patients and staff only three peo

a city spokeswoman said a gardner working in a yard started fire. official say the fire is only about 10% contained and thick brush and steep terrain were making the fire difficult to fight. >>> authorities this colorado say it appears six snowboarders triggered an avalanche that killed five of them. near loveland pass 50 miles west of the denver, the spas almost 1,000' high and popular with backcountry skiers and snowboarders. the afternoon was 600' wide and 8' deep. a lone survivor managed to crawl out from the snow pack, but his condition has not been released. >>> shots were fire wednesday during a t-ballgame with a field filled with 5 and 6-year- olds. the incident involved a dispute with the parent of a player and another relative. the league decided to sud games. the family involved in the shooting was withdrawn from the league. >>> menlo park police are searching for the person behind a drive-by shooting that wounded a man after 11:00 this afternoon on pierce road. officers responding to calls of shots fired found a 19-year-old victim. inves

could be a major catalyst for change in american athletic culture for more on this i'm joined by chris gardner senior political and legal reporter for buzz flash the guy who wrote the story of this. how are you doing great great great to have you with us what first of all what's the significance of this i mean i think the significance of this is that it's been a long time coming. so there is never been in till today and out gay player in a major league male sport and that is a barrier the a lot of people have been talking about for a long time and today it was broken do you expect that this is going to be the beginning of a cascade. i think that remains to be seen i think that obviously jason wrote about in his piece in sports illustrated this is a very individual decision and so i think that the reaction that we see i mean president obama called up chasing collins to talk about about this and give images of war so that that's a pretty that's a pretty good reason to come out but it's going to be something that as players see the reaction as players see the way that his career moves forward he'

along with targeted spending on areas of common interest there let's talk more about now with a whole gardner the head of international politics of the american university in paris and there he is good to see you today sir thank you for joining us here on r.t. the small defense project supposed to tackle money issues that nato may be facing has it been effective. well it's it's that it's just a pool resources because of the fact that the europeans are so cutting so drastically and by the way so are the american beginning to cut in europe and europeans only spend about twenty one twenty five percent of nato's overall defense so the idea is the full resources but the there's a lot of problems in that and you have to come to an agreement as to which resources should be american and which resort area which of european in the past and then you go back to the war in iraq in the one nine hundred ninety s. the problem was intelligence satellites europeans didn't have it the americans did that gave them control when so the europeans were in the gulf their own area and satellite for example so finding