. >> my name is larry brown. i could go on about what everybody has already said. a lot of it is about the kids. that is why we are here. i enjoy my job very much. it is nice to serve the kids and teachers, and give them a space so they don't have to worry about doors or windows not working. i tried to put that service and so they don't have to think about that stuff. they can concentrate and do their job. that is why i am here and i am proud to do that for them. it would be nice to get compensated what other people are getting paid to do. but it is a good job have, i am glad to do it and i hope that when you come time to redo our budget, you will remember us and give us some benefits to that. thank you. >> excuse me, did you sign up to speak? >> i did not. >> i will give you one minute. >> i appreciate it. i am a sheet metal worker and i have been here 12 1/2 years. most of my colleagues have been here 10 years. we are all educated, we went through an apprenticeship program. i went to six years of school to learn by trade. it is a craft. we work very hard for you

larry king. and music from zac brown band. with cleto and the cletones. you a now, not only that, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. that's very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming here tonight. and summering with us. well, i have to say, i'm -- [ cheers and applause ] i'm glad you're enthusiastic. you picked a great night to be here. we have music from zac brown band. we have, in my opinion, the best show on tv right now, bryan cranston. promoting his -- [ applause ] he's got a family-owned car wash in new mexico he wants to talk about. i'm nervous, because i don't know if we're getting nice bryan cranston or evil bryan cranston. also tonight, the one and only larry king is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] larry has a new talk show appearing tomorrow on hulu. it was either that or wander on the beach with a metal detector. i'd like to be there when they pitch larry on this hulu. u want me to do a show on a hula-hoop? i also want to ask lar

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larry king. and music from zac brown band. with cleto and the cletones. you a now, not only that, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. that's very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming here tonight. and summering with us. well, i have to say, i'm -- [ cheers and applause ] i'm glad you're enthusiastic. you picked a great night to be here. we have music from zac brown band. we have, in my opinion, the best show on tv right now, bryan cranston. promoting his -- [ applause ] he's got a family-owned car wash in new mexico he wants to talk about. i'm nervous, because i don't know if we're getting nice bryan cranston or evil bryan cranston. also tonight, the one and only larry king is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] larry has a new talk show appearing tomorrow on hulu. it was either that or wander on the beach with a metal detector. i'd like to be there when they pitch larry on this hulu. you want me to do a show on a hula-hoop? i also want to ask l

. >>> only feinstein proposition w that with the base and the mayor brown 1996 proposition be. >>> i have to say larrykirted a question you're asking are the quietest day or they going to go and they say they're going to get a new stadium >>> but the during its oakland right now we have as major- league baseball hasn't given the green light for them to go to san jose and the messages being that let's take another look at oakland and if the owners come out of the wood working oakland to say will take the team is a good chance they will stay in oakland but it takes a commitment because the tax money isn't available in the amounts of it was even a few years ago for any of the projects. you can see that already with the foreigners in santa clara with these big buck projects. the other questions as if they might stay here because they don't have another place to go because other cities in california have the same challenge. " officials in santa clara the glass half full talk to people down there and they're ready for the is to come. we shall see. a more look at the top stories coming up and including the r

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browns win. the sports brought to you by river rock casino oychlt thank you larry. >> "nightline"up next.l. just like, my life is about to change. will never be the same. >> you said get the safe deposit box. they don't know who bought it, if it is a lapeer resident. they have a hospital next to where the ticket was purchased, and construction. could be a person from anywhere. fairly close to the interstate. somebody passing through. give me cigs, $9.89 gas, and powerball ticket. >> i'll take one of the $1 million that missed one number. fine. >> i'd take $5. >> $5. i will lend you $5. i got that cash. >> thank you. >>> all right. a 62-year-old endurance swimmer, diana nyda, trying again. sunday she will start the 100-mile swim from cuba to the florida keys hoping to become the first person to do it without a shark cage. her fourth time trying.

the group included 10-year-old jody, 6-year-old larry and his 8-year-old sister andrea, 9-year-old jennifer brown and her 10-year-old brother jeff. >> jennifer, what did you do on the bus? what was it like? >> it was care free. we talked and sang. the windows were open the warm air blowing. if we were good we got to listen to the radio. >> behind the wheel was local farmer and part-time bus driver 55-year-old ed ray. >> ed ray was the most wonderful bus driver you could have. >> irene and linda and two sisters were on board that hot july afternoon when temperatures can reach 110 degrees. >> i was 12 and a half linda julie our youngest was in kindergarten. almost 6 at the time. >> this is the actual school bus the children were riding that summer day more than 35 years ago. jody showed her son matthew where she sat on that fateful day. >> i was sitting about right here, randi. >> under a scorching sun it went past theal monday orchard and wheat field. the bus would periodically stop to drop off a child in front of his or her home parents set their watches by the schedule. >> the last got off the b

. >> santa clara county sheriff larry smith is taking a different stance on illegal immigrants. she sent a letter to gov. jerry brownurging him to sign what is called a trust act which would be and police from holding undocumented immigrants were federal immigration officials unless the immigrant is charged with serious or violent felonies. witnesses are afraid to cooperate with police because they are afraid they will be detained >> the popular fast-food chain pulls a fast one on its customers >> working in news can make you go bad and in a moment we will show you proof. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> if you're looking for something to do this weekend, the millbrae art and wine festival. plenty of sunshine and about 70 degrees. >> some folks might get a head start on holiday weekend because things have been really quiet on the roadways. the bay bridge toll plaza and san mateo commute are all looking nice this morning. >> nasa launched twin satellites into orbit this morning, in an unmanned rocket. carried the probes up and away from florida. today's success follows two failed attempts last week. the satellites will help res

the group included 10-year-old jody heavington. 6-year-old larry park and his 8-year-old sister andrea. 9-year-old jennifer brown and her 10-year-old brother jeff. >> jennifer, what did you guys do on the bus? what was it like? did carefree. we talked and sang. we were good. we got to list tonight radio. >> behind the wheel was a local farmer and part-time bus driver. 55-year-old ed ray. >> ed ray was the most wonderful bus driver that you could have. >> irene and lin caucuse lindar sisters were also onboard the school bus that hot dry july afternoon when temperatures can reach 110 degrees. >> i was 12 and a half. linda, julie and stella our youngest she was is in kindergarten. fivion almost six at the time. >> this is the actual school bus the children were riding in that summer day more than 35 years ago. jody heavington showed her son matthew where she sat on that fateful day. >> i was sitting about right here, matthew. >> under a scorching sun, the school bus rolled past you chowchilla's almond orchard and wheatfield. the bus would periodically stop to drop off a child in front of their home. >> the last kid

the group included 10-year-old jody heavington. 6-year-old larry park and his 8-year-old sister andrea. 9-year-old jennifer brown and her 10-year-old brother jeff. >> jennifer, what did you guys do on the bus? what was it like? did carefree. we talked and sang. we were good. we got to list tonight radio. >> behind the wheel was a local farmer and part-time bus driver. 55-year-old ed ray. >> ed ray was the most wonderful bus driver that you could have. >> irene and lin caucuse lindar sisters were also onboard the school bus that hot dry july afternoon when temperatures can reach 110 degrees. >> i was 12 and a half. linda, julie and stella our youngest she was is in kindergarten. fivion almost six at the time. >> this is the actual school bus the children were riding in that summer day more than 35 years ago. jody heavington showed her son matthew where she sat on that fateful day. >> i was sitting about right here, matthew. >> under a scorching sun, the school bus rolled past you chowchilla's almond orchard and wheatfield. the bus would periodically stop to drop off a child in front of their home. >> the last kid

the group included 10-year-old jody huffington, 6-year-old larry park and his 8-year-old sister andrea. 9-year-old jennifer brown and her 10-year-old brother jeff. >> what did you do on the bus? what was it like? >> it was care free, we talked we sang. the warm air blowing. we were good. we got to listen to the radio. >> behind the wheel was a local farmer and part-time bus driver 55-year-old ed ray. >> he was the most wonderful bus driver you could have. >> they were also on board the school bus that hoot dry july afternoon when temperatures can reach 110 degrees. >> i was 12 and a half, linda, julie and stella our youngest was in kindergarten almost 6 at the time. >> this is the actual school bus the children were riding in that summer day more than 35 years ago. jody showed her son matthew where she sat on that fateful day. >> i was sitting about right here, matthew. >> under a scorching sun the school bus rolls past the almond orchard and wheat field. it was periodically stop in front of a child's home. parent set their watches by the schedule. >> the last kid got off the bus and all of the kids were seeing

larry. >> thanks for watching [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden browndel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. he said he felt like it was going to be one sided and he wouldn't have a fair shot to begin with. >> in his statement he said this investigation has not been about learning the truth or cleaning up cycling but punishing me at all costs. he simply said enough is enough. >>> uh-huh. he says the uci and cycling associations have made it clear, the organization lacks the jurisdiction to even bring these charges. and they ordered them to stop and they haven't. >> the final word, mentioned the cycling organization. >> the uci, here is the thing. they can say they are going to ban him. ultimately that's up to the jurisdiction of the uci, which is cycling's governing board. if -- it gets a little convoluted. they're saying they can stri