. >> well, now that michael scott is gone, the search is on for his replacement. on tonight's hour-long season finale of "the office" it's a virtual who's who. they'll all be dropping by, looking to apply for michael's spot. jim carrey, ray romano, will arnette, even ricky gervais will be vying to be dunder-mifflin's new regional manager. who's going to get it? stay tuned. an all new "office" begins at 9:00 tonight. >>> there's a great new app on the market. it helps you with all those loyalty cards, that cvs card, the safeway club card, all those deals. seems like everywhere you go if you want the discount you have to present that card. and remember, stores are keeping track. >> well, i think they're studying consumer buying patterns. they're studying regional preferences. >> okay. so here's where it gets helpful. cardstar. that's the name. cardstar is a smartphone application that lets you combine all of your club cards on your phone. instead of carrying around each individual card, you just take a picture of the bar code on the back of that card, link it to a p

stuart scott,. >> mike: michael wilbon, jon barry. hello, my name is dwyane wade. what happened to d-wade, how did he get going so effectively, guys? >> when he comes out three-plus hours early to shoot and work up a sweat. not just shoot to be out there. but he clearly decided that the 12.4 points, five turnover guy was not going to be the wade that was going to start this series. and everybody on that team knew they needed to win game one more than boston did. they had to win game one. wade started to set the tone for it. >> check this out. here's the graphic comparing game one d-wade against the celtics regular season. check out the field goal percentage. 66% to 28%. now, you said he decided. j.b., is that just a matter of he decided it or did spoelstra and the heat and the team decide? >> i think it's dwyane wade. when you're that great a player, arguably one of the top three or five players in the game, in my opinion, that's what happens. i mean, you're not going to keep a great player down, and he decided today it wasn't going to happen. i know ray allen had

no one knows michael jordan's game than scott a pimple--scottie pippen his wing man. they said jordan is probably the greatest scorer but look ron james is maybe the greatest ever to play the game because not only is he so potent offensive lee, but his ability to keep everyone else in the game. no word from what michael jordan thought about that one. now used to be that the gearhart name men stand for football because of tobey gearhart, but speaking of stanford softball, there are some gerhard sisters, iraq they were against the second seed alabama crimson tide. look at that, carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning. check out this, you do not think they are tough? watch this. that is a runner taking ashley of stanford. hanson did stay in the game, but the 15th seed cardinal could not hold. item six, here is a triple down the line, driving in, that is all the crimson tide needed. stanford loses the game one to nothing. they lost earlier in the day, so on the streets of those losses, stanford comes home out of the ncaa playoffs. now the top seed, upset by danielle. 61

"joining us on our news panel is michael cabanatuan, staff writer with "the stan frefk chronicle and scott shafer, host of "the california report" on kqed public radio, jill tucker kate education reporter, also with "the san francisco chronicle." jill, tell us, this week's demonstrations by teachers in hopes of getting the legislature to change its position on more money for schools, how has it gone? >> well, there definitely has been a lot of teachers, a lot of parents, a lot of children out on the streets. right now as we speak there's a rally going on at civic center in san francisco, and they have been out in pajamas in the morning and rallying at malls in the afternoon, but when you talk to republicans, they keep saying i'm not changing my mind about new taxes. so how much long-term effect it's going to have in getting their way for the increased and extended taxes, i'm not hearing that republicans are changing their minds because teachers are at the civic center right now. however, the republicans are saying that they're willing to give more money these additional revenues that

joining us is the vice-president michael garcia, who commissioner fung. controls is our legal assistant, and i am the executive director. at the front we have representatives of city departments. goowe have the senior building inspector and scott sanchez, also representing the planning department and the planning commission. we're also joined by a representative of the department of public works. we will also be joined by the department of public health. >> richard lee is here. >> i think we are ready to go over the meeting guidelines. >> the board request that you turn off all phones, beepers, and pagers, so they do not disturb the hearing. the rules of the presentation are as follows. respondents each have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. affiliate's must conclude within seven minutes. members of the public who are not affiliated party have up to three minutes to address the board. members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker card or a business card when you come u

receptionist michael was there and says the suspect was with his girlfriend. >> the lady was answering for him and said that she would like to leave this package her here. her friend had made some sort of a mistake that he would like to correct. >>reporter: for emily, all of this comes as shock. people she know whose lost instruments usually never get them back. she's now grateful and says she's learned a valuable lesso lesson. >> always take your instrument with you. don't leave it anywhere even in a place where you think it is going to be secure. >>reporter: police say they arrested suspect scott sylvester on muni few hours ag ago. officers approached him after receiving reports that man was acting strangely on the bus. immediately recognized him as the violin suspect and arrested him. he's being booked on burglary grand theft and possession of stolen property. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> all right lillian. >> san francisco says it plans to defy federal immigration officials by releasing undocumented immigrants arrested for low level crimes. that's according to the san francisco

a book that i'm reading right now is michael conley's the 5th witness. this is a series of books that involve a lawyer who largely practices law at the back of his car, his lincoln. they are often known as the lincoln lawyer series. it's great fun and moves right along, and it's a nice break from all my briefing books to read this right before i go to bed. this summer, i'm going to read my first e-book. now, i realize probably everybody else has been reading e-books for years, but this is my first one, and the run that i purchased is cutting for stone. it's supposed to be a tear risk book, and i'm looking forwards to reading it. it also has the advantage that it can travel with me very easily, and timely, i'm looking forward this summer to reading david brookes new book called "the social animal". i think david brooks is absolutely brilliant, and i'm looking forward to learning more about his insights. i understand from talking to him that he did a great deal of research on the brain, gathering together many, many studies, and i think it's going to be a

scott mcgrew joins us live from the maker fair. good morning, scott. >> good morning to you. come out to maker fair this weekend. all kind of cool art. this is home by michael christian. it is fantastic stuff to see. it's very burning manesque. we'll talk more about maker fair in a bit. you're right, second day of linked in. when we closed the markets yesterday, we were at $94.25. 109% increase from the official public offering. the ceo and the founder are there. by mikhail cy calculations they billions of dollars. a lot of people are not invested in linked in for the long term. will they sell or will the price go up? if you bought apple a year ago, you have a 40% increase for the year. a very nice return. part of it is because of all documentary, it is ao,wy experience. they did brain scans and apple f fandom is like being in a religion. mateo is from california. he won the google doodle contest this year. he beat out 107,000 other submissions. he's a local hometown kid. >> i love it. >> he's displayed on google today. >> all day. >> it will be at the whitney museum as well.

she said her son 27-year-old scott sylvester of san francisco would return the violin not at a police station but at st. mary's cathedral. receptionist michael was there he says the suspect was with his girlfrien girlfriend. >> lady was answering for him and said that she would like to leave this package here. her friend had made some sort of a mistake. that he would like to correct. >>reporter: for emily, all of this comes as a shock. people she know who lost instruments usually never get them back. she's now grateful and says she's learned a valuable less soychbility always take your instrument with you. don't leave it anywhere even if you think it's secure. >>reporter: of the suspect scott sylvester does have a criminal record. police say they will have a warrant out for his arrest tomorrow. he faces charges of burglary and grand theft. . in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >>> all right lillian thank yo you. >> the death of a german tourist in san francisco last year coming up here. why the suspect in her murder are claiming that police may have botched the case. >> ahead on 7 on your si

. + michael more on his upcoming memoir. afterwards, jamie scott on "a single woman." find a complete schedule booktv.org. this weekend on american history television, c-span 3, bob woodward on watergate. an associate professor at george mason university talks about the foreign policy of president reagan. but visiting fort myers to visit the old guard and its role in military and presidential burials. get the complete schedule atkinson c-span.org/history -- get the complete schedule at c- span.org/history. >> commencement addresses from across the country. leaders from politics, business, entertainment, offering their inside to the graduating class is of 2011. >> "washington journal" continues. henry cuellar host: henry represents the 28th district in texas. welcome. guest: thank you. host: you sit on the homeland security committee. in the news going around right now, do you think that al qaeda is weaker or stronger given the new swirling around? guest: whenever you kill the leader of an organization, it is a blow to the organization. it doesn't mean that the organiza

activist and filmmaker michael moore on his upcoming memoir. and on "afterwards" janny scott on "a singular woman." >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, "the washington post" journalists on watergate and the fallout for president nixon. the foreign policy of president reagan did we will visit fort myer, virginia to learn more about the old guard and its role in military and presidential burials. get the complete schedule at c- span.org/history. >> over the three-day memorial day weekend, commencement addresses from across the country. leaders from politics, business, an entertainment offering their advice to the graduating class of 2011. at 3:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern memorial day weekend on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. host: let me introduce to you kara gotsch, the director of advocacy for the sentencing project our goal with her is to discuss the implications of another supreme court ruling. this one dealing with california's overcrowd prisons. what did the supreme court say? guest: in a 5-4 ruling, the suprem

good morning, i'm scott mcgrew. never before in human history have we had so much access to information. which means never before in human history have we had such a need for skeptics. >> the world is going to be destroyed altogether. >> it's easy to be skeptical about some things. most of us did not expect the world to end earlier this month. and you're probably pretty skeptical about new promises the world will end in october. but plenty of parents still believe vaccines can cause autism. despite a complete refutation of a study conducted by a shicyste doctor. >> and we investigate claims that the paranormal and cults of claims of all kinds between. >> michael shermer has made a career as a skeptic. taking on intelligent design, ufos, even wall street. his latest book, the believing brain, examines not just what we believe, but why. looking at the human brain's preference to find patterns and then trust those patterns. and the brain's ability to filter out evidence that contradicts our beliefs. dr. michael shermer

on "after words," janny scott on the story of barack obama's mother, hosted by "national journal's" major garrett. c-span2's local content vehicles kicks the city tour this weekend with the booktv events on a c-span2, including an interview with del quentin wilber, and i look at the book industry with local booksellers , and the st. petersburg museum of history, with the first commercial aircraft, and the history of the settlement of angola. the lcv cities tour kicks off this weekend to watch it on c- span2 and c-span3. this weekend on american history to be on c-span 3, "washington post" journalist ben bradlee and bob woodward of watergate. the former policy of president reagan. and we will visit fort myer, virginia, to learn about the army's oldest active infantry unit and its role in presidential funerals. "washington journal" continues. host: kathy deveny is the life and money editor at "the fiscal times." i showed headline to our viewers of recent column written by one of your colleagues. "the average american family has a lot riding on the current state in washington over whether ta