. >> reporter: we spoke to tom johnson, a member of the dubey brothers backstage. he says the internet raises bullying to a whole new level and the band wants to help. >> if there's any way we can any way shape or form help profits or leave mitigated. i think that's incredible. >> if we -- if there's even one child that's being bullied in america that's one too many. >> reporter: even in san francisco, a city known for it's tolerance and diversity, bullying still exists. >> reporter: organizers say they started their campaign against bullying in response to the recent youth suicide. one teen at today's concert told us he's been bullied. >> i'm pretty short for my age, people tease me about how short i am. but i just feel it needs to be stopped. >> american idol finalist crystal was the opening act. she said she was bullied as a child, organizers hope to raise $1 million for the make it better program. amber lee, ktvu news. >>> today city council approved funding to develop architectual options. the state is considering an elevated track that would run 50 feet over

. >> reporter: we spoke to tom johnson, a member of the dubey brothers backstage. he says the internet raises bullying to a whole new level and the band wants to help. >> if there's any way we can any way shape or form help profits or leave mitigated. i think that's incredible. >> if we -- if there's even one child that's being bullied in america that's one too many. >> reporter: even in san francisco, a city known for it's tolerance and diversity, bullying still exists. >> reporter: organizers say they started their campaign against bullying in response to the recent youth suicide. one teen at today's concert told us he's been bullied. >> i'm pretty short for my age, people tease me about how short i am. but i just feel it needs to be stopped. >> american idol finalist crystal was the opening act. she said she was bullied as a child, organizers hope to raise $1 million for the make it better program. amber lee, ktvu news. >>> today city council approved funding to develop architectual options. the state is considering an elevated track that would run 50 feet over

. >> the other big time i got in trouble, because after that was on, the president of cnn, tom johnson called me and said, why did you let them do it? i said what? he said, why did you let them kiss on the lips? i said, you know, i am so sorry. i just forgot to tole them, if you're having fun and you guys feel like kissing, just don't kiss on the lips. so that was -- >> larry: follows that in the book. when the entire crew has sipped champagne 2, was our turn, walk ober to larry and me to toast. quite a kiss, kiss my producer like you just kissed me. i stared at him for a moment, closed my eyes as marlon brando took me in his arms playersed his lips on mine. dirty feet, coffee cups overweight bellis and perspiration. it was stanley kowalski, you name it, that man kissing me like i have never been kissed before. for weeks afterward larry walked around the set saying you know after i kissed marlon brando, i can't stop thinking about it. i silently nodded my head. he wasn't the only one. what was that really like? >> it was like that. ip had to close my eyes. whi closed my eye, he was --

it's been a really impressive panel that includes roger blaine, brian johnson, tom mcadams, lisa armstronggary frick. [ cheers and applause ] popular, popular pundits. but as, of course, with anything in politics or panelists had a share of controversy. on monday night, when the puppies were predicting the new york governor's race, we had a flip-flopper in the group. one of the puppies, i'm not going to say who -- well, okay, it was gary frick, no surprise he's a troublemaker. gary frick is always tied to something ridiculous. well, he originally voted for carl paladino and then, at last second, decided to switch his vote to andrew cuomo. as you can see here. look, at the footage. there's gary. he looks over. what's going on over here, and goes right over. flip-flopper. flip-flopper goes right over to cuomo. unbelievable. i mean, you probably read about it in the papers, right? you guys heard about this? everyone was talking about it and unfortunately it even spawned a negative attack ad against gary frick and the gang. just check it out. it's awful. >> gary frick wants his vote to count m

. >> tom johnson of aeropostale and john. >> we're giving away air bears. our show. three different performances that we can bring in kids who wouldn't get a chance to see musical theater otherwise. >> what is your friend has to say about that? >> i think it is great. bring them to the theater. >> theater can transform a life. >> that is very true. otherwise i wouldn't be here with you ladies. >> thank you so much for your generosity. merry christmas. >> thank you. >>> remember, c pztla plaza, bring your gift. >> join us tomorrow. have a good day, everybody. ♪ leftover desserts, bodroo now. and hurry beforehe interns getere. thanks but i already have some yummy black fort cake black forest cake? ♪ so? [ female announcer ] need a guilt free treat? y yoplait light. i've lost weight. [ female anc ] with 3licious flavors aroundoriech. plait. it is so good.

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tom to marry is so important to live families. >> reporter: proponents have to prove they have the right to appeal a state judges ruling which found a 2008 law unconstitutional. league analyst dean johnson says their right to appeal will take up the first hour of the hearing. >> usually we don't allow somebody that has that sort of abstract interest, as opposed to a personal interest, in a matter, to pursue a federal lawsuit. so they're going to have a difficult argument as to standing. >> reporter: judge vaughn walker allowed the group to present evidence at the triecialg but -- at the trial, but that may not translate to the appeals court. one on prop 8's defenders believe they have strong legal standing. >> the united states supreme court recognizes where a state court eye lous propoke meanted to intervene when the attorney general refuses to uphold the law. jerry brown decided not to defend prop 8 when it was ruled unconstitutional last awesome same-sex marriage advpcates worry the supreme court has alight of reversing many of the nine circuits rulings. both dean johnson and jim campbell believe the case is headed to washington, dc. >> the decision whether or not to take any case th

tom had just come on. fiscal policies today have their roots in the presidencies of lyndon johnson and richard nixon. fiscal policy spending on name on spending level. people have been voting for decades -- at least candidates who promised fiscally conservative policies. i don't know if this is bigger or more powerful. it think it's an expansion of the same frustration that's been going on for a lot longer now. >> host: can you get to really briefly or left-leaning strand to tea party or not. or you have a more right-wing -- what are those two strands and are the left-wingers in the tea party? >> guest: they are and what they now call their carthy party, which they had to rally against two weeks ago in washington. there are people who would agree with the critique of the tea party movement. they say washington is corrupt and the serving big business. what we need is more regulation, more government, probably more free distribution away from the wealthy and powerful to ordinary people. they would argue that was morally, economically and socially just unfair and that bonuses in the bailout are egregiou