. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is wayne lee, i've been a resident of san francisco for the past 8 years, i'm a member of chinese progressive association, so i'm here to share why it is important for our city and community members, my family is documented which excludes us from the affordable care act, we are not able to buy insurance from the exchanges but the only solution for us is through healthy sf, i have an older brother who was diagnosed with brain cancer three years ago, my parents were worried he would not be able to sur va*if because we couldn't afford expensive treatment, lucky a doctored was able to make sure my brother was taken care of and with radiation and surgery, he's home after recovering from rehabilitation, i'm happy he got the treatment he needed and healthy sf will give him the opportunity to complete his road to recovery, for my family's sake, it must not stop there. without healthy sf, i don't know how my brother would have gotten better. they -- i didn't know my family would be illegible for healthy sf, it is the only option for indocumented reside

employed by autonation in the beginning. >> did you learn at the feet of wayne. >> at the feet of wayne, leemine said get out of the car business, you will never make any money. get into this space the rv an caring space, will you blaze a trail. it's been good. up with of the thing that's been different, we put our money in, we do it to make money. not that i'm an altruistic guy myself. people are always the challenge in this business. in any business. i tell these guys, if you want to be a big business. every business in this country started as a big business. you have to follow these principals. >> that was pretty good. i like that clip. >> he was on with the trumpster. he was on "celebrity apprentice." so that guy that says you got to the end of the day. he probably heard the donald say "you are fired." he probably knows how to do that. >> in this case, marcus is putting up $2 million of his own money. >> i would have fired that guy. he's arguing. >> you have to tune in federal government to find out "the profit" starts at 10:00 p.m. pacific time on cnbc prime. >> are you fired. >> he nee

lee. this is my office here in ft. wayne, brooklyn. the republic of brooklyn. me finance our new next film through kickstarter. yes, kickstarter. >> you heard that right. renowned film major spike lee is on kickstarter. what began as a noble cause, ultimate democratization of the film industry through crowd sourcing has taken up the plight of famous people with money. filmmakers who, perhaps, do not so much need money to start projects as they want money to start projects. the uninitiated kickstart is an online platform that helps independent filmmakers and all kinds of other folks with all kinds of ideas to get projects going through the magic of crowd finding. you have a film or creative endeavor you'd like to develop, don't have the money, start a kickstarter and ask others to help you meet your goal. spike lee's voyage, asking folks for $1.25 million is just the latest entry into what has become a bit of a trend. earlier this year the creator of the tv series "veronica mars "can started a kickstarter to shore up funds for a movie. asking fans to pay not for

wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> breaking news coverage continues with ktvu's amber lee. she's been following the protesters this evening and brings us up to the minute on where they are now. >> reporter: we're at 12th and oak street, right buy the fallen street courthouse. you can see some of the protesters gathered there. we're told a line of police officers are keeping the crowd from getting onto the steps of the courthouse. we've been following these protesters, as it started getting dark. just about an hour ago, we saw about 400 protesters march from lake merritt, to the 520 on ramp. a line of police officers also in riot gear stopped them from getting onto 580. many are taking to the streets to call attention to what they say is injustice. >> we're out here for justice, that's it. >> we want to focus on what's happened. i don't blame everybody what they're doing. >> reporter: some protesters confronted drivers trying to get through the intersection, but the crowd dispursed from the onramp, after staying there about 20 minutes. back here live, you can see that some o

wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> breaking news coverage continues with ktvu's amber lee. she's been following the protesters this evening and brings us up to the minute on where they are now. >> reporter: we're at 12th and oak street, right buy the fallen street courthouse. you can see some of the protesters gathered there. we're told a line of police officers are keeping the crowd from getting onto the steps of the courthouse. we've been following these protesters, as it started getting dark. just about an hour ago, we saw about 400 protesters march from lake merritt, to the 520 on ramp. a line of police officers also in riot gear stopped them from getting onto 580. many are taking to the streets to call attention to what they say is injustice. >> we're out here for justice, that's it. >> we want to focus on what's happened. i don't blame everybody what they're doing. >> reporter: some protesters confronted drivers trying to get through the intersection, but the crowd dispursed from the onramp, after staying there about 20 minutes. back here live, you can see that some o

lee westwood for paul that's a good pick. >> and at director of the show goes with jason day. the reason waynee he picked justin rose to win the u.s. open. >> he has friends. >> he knows his golf. >>> it is no secret that the as are in need of a new ballpark and that they continue to operate with one of the league's lowest payrolls. the franchise valued at $468 million third lowest in baseball but things are much better down on the farm. the aaa affiliate the river cats who pack raley field every night are valued at $38 million making them the most valuable team in the minor leagues according to a report by forbes magazine. >>> yankees closer mariano rivera stole the show in his final all-star game being named the mvp after tossing a scoreless 8th inning. jim leyland's most important job last night make sure rivera got in the game. >> i'm probably not the most popular manager in baseball and i wanted to make sure i got out of here alive tonight, you know? [ laughter ] >> made me cry, too. it was close but it was amazing, i will never forget it. >>> this next story is disturbing. the lions have

wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. an elderly woman just driving down the street in oakland is shot and killed in broad daylight. ktvu's patti leealking with police. what are you learning? >> reporter: this victim was a 66-year-old caucasian woman here there oakland, shot up the street on fern street. you can see the broken glass. police just finished collecting evidence about 20 minutes ago. now, here is what happened. at 1:24 this afternoon, this woman was driving on fern street when she was shot. her car then slid backwards and crashed into a parked car. neighbors called 911. but by the time help arrived, the victim was pronounced dead here at the scene. >> at this time, we're not sure of how many suspects, if we're looking at one or several suspects that are responsible for the shooting. investigators are still on scene. they are talking with witnesses, reviewing video surveillance footage. >> reporter: just before this live shot, we had a chance to run up and talk to a couple of neighborhoods, including the gentleman whose car was hit in this incident. so far, we haven't been able to locate anyone who actually heard the sh