joining me is cecile richards.see you. >> what is wrong with mandating a waiting period here? >> there is already a waiting period in missouri. missouri has some of the harshest receive striction hars e est receive strictionstrictions. this law will do nothing to do that. it will harm women. the average woman in missouri who is trying to get a safe and legal abortion, already has to travel 100 miles. only one health center in the entire state. so this kind of law is only intended to make it more difficult for will tune omen to the care they need. is there the right number of days or no waiting mandated by politicians. >> what we are finding, politicians in missouri, alabama, or mississippi or home state of text tech. they're passing more and mr. bills that have absolute leap nothi -- absolute lely to do with women's safety. they're a gauntlet to access health care. medical professionals across the country oppose these restrictions and in missouri while doctors lined up to testify against intrusive legislation that

. >> reverend cecil williams met maya angelou at a party 50 years ago. >> we began to call each other brother and sister. >> he says she loved the choir she appeared and spoke to the on -- congregation dozens of times >> it's not like she spoke. she sang and danced with her words. just wonderful. >> years of friendship so full of precious moments, it's tough to pick out highlights. williams officiated at williams three weddings here they are along with oprah winfrey. she wrote a forward to the couple wrote. >> when i became poet in 2000, she said i'm so proud of san francisco for making you a poet laureate. she was so... in -- countless. >> when celebrating her 50th anniversary, she sent this tribute. >> this journey has been a wonderful jurny. still is, i pray them for another 50, or as much as they want. thank you, god bless you. >> williams says angelou had an enormous impact on his life and will continue to so. >> she gave me strength, great love, and a sense of knowing i had her on my side. >> they aren't sure what it will look like, but they plan to do a memorial, or a tribute h

she was accused of lying. >> cecile is 5 foot 4 female. the officer was 6 foot, 200 pound. he's capable of grabbing someone to the point of league a bruise. >> reporter: mcmillan and supporters say she was a victim of brutality. this video shows minutes after her arrest. photographer stacy was in the area that night. >> it looked like an army of police officers lining the front side of the park. it was one of the most frightening things i have seep. she pointed her lens at mcmillan and captured the image. >> there are four picture the the first is the officer trying to make her stand, and she's screaming. her mouth is open, she looks to be in pain. the second is she's lost her ability to hold herself up. the third he has her arms glached back and tip toes touching the floor. her head is over her body. the last one he's trying to get her to sit down, and she doesn't know how to do that, she's pain and so unconscious. photos i took were admitted as evidence in court, and i tesified on her behalf. >> reporter: mcmillan awaits her sentence in gaol, writing to supporters: >>> fr

cecil gets a swing, going down 5-2, they drop three in a row.nd at&t park, ryan vogelsong, bottom two, only hit of the game through four innings. vogelsong is dealing through seven innings of work, panda, 0-2 pitch, sack fly, giants lead 2-0 in the seventh. we'll have complete highlights for you tonight at 11:00. and atlantic madrid and real madrid, facing off in lisbon, portugal. at stake, poised for a classic, heads it in. godin hits his head on it. atlantic up 1-0, sergio ramos finds a goal. tied, headed to extra time. most expensive player in the world for the deflection. 2-1, madrid, 3-1 before the final, reinaldo showing off his abs. leads the title 4-1. next round of course is the world cup. and donovan cut from the national team returning to the current team l.a. galaxy, the career u.s. leader with five world cup goals. he was stunned by the usa coach's decision. he said today he will suit up if there is an injury but he was not happy with the call. >> i think i was one of the better players. and so that is why it stings a little. i thin

. >> for reverend cecil williams and his wife angelou was a friend. >> we begin a conversation that began to call each other brother and sister. i felt she was my sister. >> they get met 50 years ago. she considered glide one of her churches appearing there dozens of times >> it's not like maya spoke. she sang and danced with her words. it was just wonderful. >> at one of the appearances that elaine petrocelli met maya angelou. she often hosted the author at her store. today they honor her memory. >> she had tremendous energy. and' thousand people would come, wanting to have a book signed and meet her. >> i had the opportunity to interview her a few times she was intimidating and inspiring. and told me life loves the lover of life. >> i envy you. i would have liked to meet her. she sent a final tweet four years ago, listen to yourself, you might hear the voice of god. president obama said this. the voice she found helped generations of americans find their rainbow amid is the clouds. inspiring us to be our best selves. we have a slide show on our web site. it's powerful. >> in the wake of

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he's the first black actor to win this for cecil ward, but he felt that he was being typecast here and wanted to challenge himself. he will appear in some movies coming up soon, including the next "x-men." and we take a look at google and their plans for the future, actually calling them the masters of the future. what is next with the driverless google car. the internet driver is investing in technical research, robots and biotechnology and there is word that they are investing in a hover board and an elevator in space. >> a look at the weeklies, thank you very much for that press review. it is time now for a sports update. >> the french are stepping up their world cup preparations, de bleur routed norwya. ay. the coach knows keeping everyone cause isfor the same the key to french oaks. >> preparing for this kind of competition, every day is a long day of preparation. it is the role players who play a lot, it is part of life in the group. i want to focus myself on any one thing -- and for example this morning i did not spend time with the team that played against norway. i kept my eye

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. >> reporter: reverend cecil williams and his wife janice knew her well. >> i married her. >> couple of times. [ laughter ] >> that's right. about two or three times. just kept marrying her. >> reporter: angelou rose to prominence with her book, "i know why the caged bird sings" which talks about being raped as a child. >> we've got to have enough courage to step off the road and cut a new path. cut a newew path and go along there. and if it doesn't, it's terrible, step off the road. this is our life. this is all we have. >> reporter: maya angelou was 86 years old. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> students at uc santa barbara headed back to class today in the aftermath of the deadly killing spree less than a week ago. many are still struggling with the tragedy. 22-year-old elliot rogers shot and stabbed six students to death and took his own life during friday's killing spree. a show of support for the victims in the attack is set to take place in about one hour on the uc berkeley campus. the isla vista rampage is further fueling the debate over gun control mental health assistance

. >> reporter: the reverend cecil williams of glide memorial church is grieving for his sister, literary great and activist maya angelou who passed away this morning. >> she will always be an activist in our minds and in our hearts. >> reporter: williams and his wife were like family to angelou. she considered glide her church and san francisco her home. empowering and embracing countless people in the bay area. >> she did that for the people who come to our programs here at glide. she reached out to the addicts. she reached out to women who were victims of violence. >> reporter: angelou was supposed to speak last december but too sick to make the trip, she sent a video instead. her words and song stealing the show. ♪ >> reporter: angelou continues her journey and her work and message will be felt forever. >> it will continue for years and years and years to come. we're going to make sure that that happens. >> those messages for peace, to accept one another and, in her words, being more alike than unalike and yet the only bond that humanity has is each other. it's the human in each other

. >> reporter: cecil williams and his wife and poet janet were close with dr. angelou. angelou was a prominent figure at glide memorial church attending dozens of events speaking about her struggles to inspire those who overcome their aulde. he called her not a hero but a schiro, a term angelou came up with herself. >> she spoke in a way that defined people that were in great need and in doing that, the people would rally behind her. >> reporter: there were many words each person shared about the late angelou. trailblazer. barrier breaker. pioneer. but the one word that will keep her alive in their hearts was also the hardest one to say. angelou above all was their friend. in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> she was amazing. you can find more on maya angelou's bay area ties on our website, kpix.com. >>> new at noon now the excitement, the mystery and intrigue surrounding an anonymous cash donor is taking the bay area by storm. more than 150,000 people are now following the twitter account hoping to cash in on this social experiment. kpix 5's kiet do on the growi

one of her heroes is the reverend cecil williams who leads glide memorial church's programs to servehe poor. her advice to young and old is the same. an impassioned call to be courageous. >> you have to use your art to speak back. you must do it. and continue to do it as women as you can. and ask god the creator, to encourage you to be more creative in this place. each of us comes from the creation, creating which is 's which is whis 's of glory. >> i asked her, what keeps her creating, doing, being? >> i'm blessed. and i'm now celebrating my 84th year on this earth. it's a blessing to be of use. anybody who can be of use is useless. i will not be abused. i will not be misussed but i will be of use. >> recently, maya angelou shared an honor with other humanitarians like mother teresa and her friend, dr. martin luther king jr. at the historic unveiling of "remember then" champions for humanity. at the henry j. kaizer park in downtown oakland. and as a former bay area resident, it's an honor she treasured. >> thank you, my dear. thank you, thank you. >> don't give in. give. inspiring w

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it's like cecil here. strong. sturdy. but not too sweet. [ male announcer ] built from apples.uilt to refresh. smith & forge hard cider. made strong. smith & forge hard cider. introducing wendy's new tuscan chicken. now i know why italians talk with their hands. lightly breaded chicken with rich garlic and roasted tomato aioli on toasted ciabatta bread. lunch with a little more passion. now that's better. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight won a pulitzer prize for his reporting on the nsa but it's our data they stole. where is our pulitzer. please welcome glenn greenwald. (applause) i have been waiting for this for a long time. >> good, good. >> stephen: i got my knives out for you, my man. >> ready. >> stephen: welcome to the lion's den. all right, let's explain to people who love america who you are. author of three best selling book, you've written forth "new york times", l.a. times and the guardian where you are reporting on the nsa scandal and the ed snowden leak. just won the pulitzer prize for public service. (applause) and a post award for national se

. >> reporter: cecil williams called her a friend for half a century. >> it was her entry. and, of course, she is a great musician verbally. her words, uhm, would -- would just spill out in song. >> you could not avoid maya angelou. she wouldn't let you. >> reporter: another true san franciscan who also escaped here from the south former mayor willie brown. >> at all times, however, she was outspoken and insufferable. we are going to miss the originality, the independence, the take no prisoners attitude no matter who you are. >> reporter: it was that directness she may have learned on the streets of san francisco that made her such a star on the world stage. we're back at the san francisco railway museum where there's a special exhibit now set up for maya angelou. she loved that uniform. and we hear she loved ringing the bell. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> the world was watching when angelou brought her poetry to the white house. >> come, you may stand upon my back and face your distant destiny. >> president bill clinton was visibly moved by her reading at his

cecil cecilia. >> reporter: good evening to you. i'm outside a deli where students had to duck for cover to save their lives. this is a growing memorial. it has been growing by the hour. we are learning more about the chilling manifesto that you mentioned. elliot rodgers sent it to multiple healthcare mental professionals, his family, his friends, including his own mother. >> i will punish all of you for it. >> reporter: elliot rodger's deadly plan was already in motion at 9:17 p.m. friday when his mom's phone rang. a family friend says it was the shooter's therapist asking if she had read the e-mail. a manifesto called my twisted world. 141 pages pouring from his tortured mind, childhood memories, painful teen-age years and an elaborate plot to kill. alarmed, the mother checks her son's youtube channel. >> well, this is my last video. it all has to come to this. >> reporter: immediately she calls her ex-husband, hollywood director peter rodger, and they race to santa barbara, but it's too late. 9:27 p.m. the first reports of a mass

debbie valle says her husband, cecil, died of prostate cancer waiting for treatment. >> it took two months to see his prostate... his cancer doctor when they found out he did have cancer. >> reporter: we obtained this v.a. memo today, explaining the process of gaming the appointments system. it was written by david newman, a v.a. staff member, in cheyenne, wyoming. if exceed the 14-day measure for scheduling appointments, the front office gets very upset." he outlined a way to get around it. "when patients called for an appointment, they were not booked into the computer until an appointment came up no later than 14 days away. that way," the memo says, "you get off the bad boy's list." the v.a. responded today by launching a new investigation in cheyenne and by putting the author of the memo on leave. the revelations from this scandal are expanding. brian turner, a veteran and v.a. worker in san antonio, told our cbs station kens that secret lists existed in texas and that the formula for creating the list was well known. >> this isn't just one clerk. this isn't just a couple of clerks or

larger cities it stands at about one hundred eighty ninth u s dollars per month indonesian president cecile obama bond you go your whole has pledged to increase wages by two thousand nineteen harper had protesters say it's too little too late the massive rally comes that is me and india's main opposition in jakarta governor gocco we did though as its presidential candidate he is widely expected to become the next leader of the world's third largest democracy. there are several looking international stories making headlines around the world. see you back here tomorrow night. the two prime time sports and stephen j and s olympic committee rep updates to read the business of telling time will come when the province and even improving thumbs up to the preparations for the twenty eighteen winter games. yet of the ioc coronation commission canola linda barker praise to the top twenty team organizing committee and the progress of their efforts but pointed out that much was still left to be done into that comes from organizing committee had to teach ins on promised to complete the task so smoothly

. >> for reverend cecil williams of glide memorial church, and his wife, she was more than an icon. she was a friend. >> ge began a conversation and began to call each other brother and sister. so, i felt like, and feel like, maya was my sister. >> they met 50 years ago. she considered glide one of her churches appearing there dozens of times at one glide appearance, elaine petrocelli met her, they became friends she often hosted the author at her store, brook passage. they put the distinguished author's books out front to honor her memory. >> really literally a thousand people would come and want to have a book signed by dr dr. angelou and want to meet her. truly phenomenal. >> i had the privilege of interviewing her more than once here. first time i greeted her as miss angelou. she said i'm dr. angelou. it was an honorary degree but she deserved the respect and the title. she will be missed. >> thank you. >> still ahead here tonight, an east bay refinery proposes a major upgrade saving water ask cleanse the air, why are environmental groups skeptical? >> also, tonight a brand new

and cecile it says sometimes you're so bridge your guest.ip the channel then, there's plenty of others from which to choose. and here's something, never return to my channel. so before you go, me suggest to you to stuff it. and you're not turning the channel becaus me. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everyone, i am ashley webster in for lou dobbs as we head into this memorial day weekend celebration of our troops present and past. to be a scandal continues to dominate the headlines. secretary eric shinseki today remaining defiant in the face of growing opposition from the right and the left, refusing to resign while writing a letter to veterans. this includes allegations of hospital misconduct. the defense secretary chuck hagel running to the defense today despite the lukewarm feelings during the beginning of th

. >> for reverend cecil williams of glide memorial church, and his wife, she was more than an icon. she was a friend. >> ge began a conversation and began to call each other brother and sister. so, i felt like, and feel like, maya was my sister. >> they met 50 years ago. she considered glide one of her churches appearing there dozens of times at one glide appearance, elaine petrocelli met her, they became friends she often hosted the author at her store, brook passage. they put the distinguished author's books out front to honor her memory. >> really literally a thousand people would come and want to have a book signed by dr dr. angelou and want to meet her. truly phenomenal. >> i had the privilege of interviewing her more than once here. first time i greeted her as miss angelou. she said i'm dr. angelou. it was an honorary degree but she deserved the respect and the title. she will be missed. >> thank you. >> still ahead here tonight, an east bay refinery proposes a major upgrade saving water ask cleanse the air, why are environmental groups skeptical? >> also, tonight a brand new

and cecile it says sometimes you're so bridge your guest. channel then, there's plenty of others from which to choose. and here's something, never return to my channel. so before you go, me suggest to you to stuff it. and you're not turning the channel . john: we're talking about the destruction of our society. >> my goodness, things are bad. >> drought. >> climatic changes. >> other global environment changes have emerged as threats to our very survival. >> it always ends in mass debt. >> even if we survive. john: our nation is in decline. >> the problem is unprecedented in our history. >> people will lose their jobs. >> simply put, we're in trouble. john: but wait, might we invent our way out of trouble. >> we have the technology. we have the capability to make the world's first bionic man. john: so many good things are happening. >> i just can't believe that i made it.

. >> cecil williams and his wife knew her well. >> i married her. >> a couple times. about two or three times. just kept marrying her. >> angelou rose to prominence with i know why the caged bird sings is, talks about being raped as a child. we have to step off the road and cut a new path. if it's not tenable step off the road. this is our lives, this is all we have. >> maya angelou was 86-year- old. >> there's something so compelling about hearing her talk. it pulls her in. i first read her as a high schooler, i didn't fully understand. >> i picture her as a conductor. >>> let's talk to bill martin. great weather this week. it's been good. no real big changes. we're in a steady pattern, nothing to crane about. temperature today -- complain about. it was a wash, everybody about the same. temperature similar to yesterday. as we look outside, no fog along the coast. that's what's missing. typically you would have fog, out in the great highway, you don't have fog, you have strong winds blowing hard. sand blowing along the great highway, if you're in the area, be aware, t

and cecile it says sometimes you're so bridge your guest.annel then, there's plenty of others from which to choose. and here's something, never return to my channel. so before you go, me suggest to you to stuff it. and you're not turning the . kennedy: december last year we launched a show, not only to reflect our political preferences but one that highlights shifting beliefs that many of you have. like you, we've grown sick of both parties so we wanted to do a show that called people out on their nonsense and also something that would give us a way to talk to their friends about stories and issues that excite us. from national security, music, parenting, politics, it's all here and we're going to look at the guests who inspired us with thoughtful lives and analysis and others who threw us, mostly me, into fits of adolescent rage, from rick santorum to

>> my name is greg cecil and i'm a former space shuttle worker and now a middle school science teacher down in florida. my question is constellation was set up by the bush administration to take us to the million and mars and beyond. unfortunately whether the new administration kwame in, that was cancelled. my greatest fear is now that you have an idea of what you want to do, you have a road map setd up with s.l.s., if we have a new administration come in to power in 2016, 2017, will we have everything scratched again and starting from base zero? has nasa considered that and orried about that? >> i would say yes. we're really working with that on sls. a test in december is going to look at the heat shield performance. that's essentially 80% of the software we'll fly on space x explorations around the ploofpblet the actual dome for 2017, space one, is actually manufactured in new orleans. we're putting in a large machine and will actually start building the tanks down there. we're working on the exploration upper stage for the mars class mission. so by the team -- time we get to 2016 we

and cecile it says sometimes you're so bridge your guest.l then, there's plenty of others from which to choose. and here's something, never return to my channel. so before you go, me suggest to you to stuff it. and you're not turning the ♪ >>> welcome to the best of imus in the morning on the fox business network. we're just down the street from times square in new york city. i'm mcshane in the fox studios. it's good to have you this hour. as we go through the interviews with authors. may give you ideas of books to read. bill o'reilly from fox news will start us off. killing jesus is the first book. you may have read or known about his killing lincoln book, killing kennedy book. this killing jesus book that the i-man talks to bill about. a great interview. may make you want to read the book. imus interested in the topics.

. >> reporter: cecil williams knew her well. >> i married her. >> a couple of times. >> that's right. about two or three times. just kept marrying her, it was, she would say, i'm ready. >> reporter: angelou rose to prominence with her book, i know why the caged bird sings, which talked about being raped as a child. >> we've got to step off the road, and cut a new path and go along there, if it doesn't, it's not terrible. step off the road. this is our life. this is all we have. >> reporter: maya angelou was 86 years old. rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> gay rights leader, harvey milk was honored today. mayor ed lee tweeted this picture, honoring a new u.s. postage stamp that bears milk's image and name. it is already available at the post office. milk was one of the first openly gay elected officials in the united states. he was assassinated along with george moskoni in 1978. >>> they see a lot of this, and are saying, this is not fair. >> the south bay city without water restrictions. >> a chance we could see wet weather. i'll tell you when cooler, cloudy conditions could create t

and cecile it says sometimes you're so bridge your guest.s from which to choose. and here's something, never return to my channel. so before you go, me suggest to you to stuff it. and you're not turning the channel ♪ >> imus: all right. welcome to a special best of imus, this one devoted to all people who came on the program and, as far as -- all people who appeared on the program trying to sell their stupid books and we talk to them and some of their books, in fact were stupid and some were actually pretty good. brian wilson here, beach boys with us, brian, how are you. >> rob: hi, i'm brian wilson, how are you? i'm fine. >> imus: do you ever read any of the books i recommend? >> rob: no, i don't read all that much. >> imus: you don't in. >>

. >> reporter: but perhaps no one is grieving more than glide memorial's reverend cecil williams andhis wife, poet mary kettani. they say she empowered and embraced countless people in the bay area. >> she did that for the people who would come to our programs here at glide. she reached out to the addicts. she reached out to women who were victims of violence. >> reporter: angelou who was supposed to have spoken at the church's 50th anniversary celebration, she was too sick to travel and sent a video instead. her words and voice stealing the show. >> she was a person who could sing, who could speak of the lord. when she opened up her mouth, you just got ready for it. because she was going to tell it and be real about it, you know. >> she was very talented. very demanding and incredibly expressive in her own views. >> reporter: brown remembers with fondness his fiery discussions with angelou. this morning he toasted to that spirit. >> when i lifted my cappuccino, i said, you can't answer me. and i drank. [ laughter ] >> reporter: again, angelou is a familiar face here at glide memoria

occupy wall street protestors cecile mcmillan was quted of struking -- convicted of striking a protestor, she faces seven years in pruften. this shows -- prison. this shows the incident. mcmill job says it was a reflective rehabilitation to her right breast being grabbed and has photos of her hand-shaped bruise to prove it. the prosecutor accused mcmillan of lying. >> stephanie is 5 foot 4, 120 pound female, and officer bobbt, ll is 6 foot 200 pound officer, and he is fully capable of grabbing someone to the point of leaving a bruise, and that is where it comes from. >> mc million and supporters -- mcmillan and supporters claim she was a victim of brutality. >> photographer stacy was in there that night. >> it looked like an army of police force of it was one of the most frightening things i have seen. >> the lense was pointed at mcmillan, capturing the pictures. >> this first one is an officer trying to make a stand. she is screaming. the mouth is open. she looks like she's in pain. she has lost her ability to hold herself up. the third one - he's got her arm crossed back and feet - her

. >> reporter: cecil williams knew her well. >> i married her. >> a couple of times. >> that's right.ut two or three times. just kept marrying her, it was, she would say, i'm ready. >> reporter: angelou rose to prominence with her book, i know why the caged bird sings, which talked about being raped as a child. >> we've got to step off the road, and cut a new path and go along there, if it doesn't, it's not terrible. step off the road. this is our life. this is all we have. >> reporter: maya angelou was 86 years old. rob roth, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> gay rights leader, harvey milk was honored today. mayor ed lee tweeted this picture, honoring a new u.s. postage stamp that bears milk's image and name. it is already available at the post office. milk was one of the first openly gay elected officials in the united states. he was assassinated along with george moskoni in 1978. >>> they see a lot of this, and are saying, this is not fair. >> the south bay city without water restrictions. >> a chance we could see wet weather. i'll tell you when cooler, cloudy conditions could create the o

she became for cecil williams '50-year anniversary with glide memorial church.e to williams this morning about her death. >> mia called me brother and -- maya called me brother and i called her sister. that's the way it was and it is. she let me know that she cared about the world and she let me know also that she had a kind of love that stretched for every person. >> and maya angelou is being honored as part of a statue in downtown oakland. this is a live picture right now where they've been cleaning the statue. it is called remember them, champions for humanity at kaiser park. and she was placed next to ruby bridges, the first african- american child to attend an all- white elementary school in the south in 1960. we'll continue to get reaction and have more at noon. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> reaction to the passing of maya angelou is dominating social media at this hour. as you can imagine, people from around the world are posting their messages of condolences. house minority leader, nancy pelosi, tweeted this message, it says "just like hopes spr

tsks cecil seth c. if says if he will take a quick break and 442 back with more news at the moment.on to show you a live look. but not over san francisco. caught in some spots. 51 degrees and the city. on the call today will be a little cooler that was yesterday. el kron4 after years of reaching out to this city and getting our response about broken street lights to residents and unincorporated redwood city called kron4 to help them out. please your read found out the exact problem and tells us how will not be fixed. >>: my name is jorge and this is my kron4 story >>: sits a dark out yet to light after light, after lights on the strip of spring street is out. if people that live at work in the area said they found creative ways to get around at night to die use the light of what i residents tell us that their complaints to the city have gone unanswered. a generic response is generated thinking them for their submission. i don't know what to tell you. we reached out to the city because this is unincorporated redwood city. street lights are overseen by san mateo county. a rep tells us

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. >> reporter: the reverend cecil williams of glide church called miss angelou a friend for half a century the glide en semple was her entry into -- ensemble was her entry into glide. she is a great musician verbally. her words would just spill out in song. >> your true sense of her, you could not avoid her. she wouldn't let you. >> reporter: another true san franciscan who also escaped here from the south, former mayor willie brown. >> at all times, however, she was outspoken and insufferable from -- we are going to miss the originality and the independence, the take no prisoners attitude no matter who you are. >> reporter: it was that directness she may have learned on the streets of san francisco that made her such a star on the world stage. i was lucky enough to have a personal story. i know why the caged bird sang, i loved that book. she was going to have a signing. i took my 10-year-old son because i just wanted him to meet her. we get up to the front. she signs my book and looks at my 10-year-old, she says, nino! and she walks around and gives him a big hug. oh. it was so sweet. and

when he opened up the cecil, i was really excited.not what you expect. it's this fusion of african, asian, alexander comes out, tells stories about these dishes. i love it. there's the social part of the cecil which is this gathering place. everybody comes. what haven't i eaten there? you know, bean the chicken and peas and rice and fried rice. you know, everything is there is optimized for this flavor explosion in your head. >> just to see my friends. >> why did you decide african/asian fusion? >> you know, it's been a passion for 25, 30 years, the food of africa, essentially how africa changed the global culinary conversation with flavor. i traveled every for flavor. read about it, and read about the relationship to chinese migrant workers with the slaves. >> so you got this shrimp with a side. where do you start? >> this is where we start. basically, we have to make the marinade first. oil here. you put that in. this is ginger. that goes in. and some peppers go in. you want to mix that up, marinade. a little more oil. and then we j

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cecil williams after she was unable to attend >> reporter: she died in her home in winston-salem n.c. agent says she has been at frail and suffering from heart problems. her likeness is preserved in a bronze sculpture in oakland henry j. kaiser memorial park near the fox theater. >> reporter: this is a state police from her family " she was a warrior for equality, tolars and peace. the family is extremely appreciative of the time we had with her and we know that she is looking dow upon us >> great woman full of of life. >> one of the highlights of my life and when i decided to in my broadcast career the one person i wanted to be sure to have the final word was maya angelou... talk about friendship in those words will carry me. >> reporter: >> catherine: a local artist chose my as one of the 25 people he featured in a bronze sculpture in oakland trick he refers to them as champions of humanity. artistic mariel cheek old dole says they reflect ideals like courage and perseverance this culture was put in place in 2012 when they explain why he visit the spot today others featured in this

so i think i got back in him by naming cecil avenue after mayor t cell.if you look at the air ministry, not much more than alleyway doesn't even go all the way through. >> next, we said down with susan matt, who gives a history of "homesickness." during the 18th and 19th centuries, homesickness or nostalgia was considered illegitimate helmet that soldiers could be discharged for. ♪ ♪ >> when i did the bissonnet conception of homesickness is only a child motion and said that we get over backward to summer camp or college and in reality it's mental condition as well as the child's condition. it's always plagued adults on the move. we've had two sons homesickness because we're worried in access and secure. when i came to utah inserting in the homesickness was discovered that ms have not right there, after i refuse a mental new research by homesick scottish emigrant, a barman woman who at come out here. i thought that's not part of any narratives i've heard about mr. migration that people were thinking of places they've left behind. backup may make you thinki

it's still looks very nice and the time now is 860 vesco to cecil had slept with george governor jerrysays we've been a day with incident free by a work both northbound and southbound lanes to the corridor traffic is about 70 minutes, and in the crash by belarus adding the 60 minutes to najaf that says more than twice the usual jagatai 41 01 the cemetery of rich because of the accident is because the toll plaza is no traffic gain to the spray and so suddenly the stock and go cut here have shifted because all the other charities moved to the toll plaza. one trouble-free areas of goading gate bridge for days and laughed. and governor jerry brown says the beer at at the center of all arming planet california is at "the epicenter" of the effects of a warming planet. his talk at a conference came as the state experiences longer fire seasons and morescientists have also confirmed sheet is beginning to collapse. brown says californians drive about 1 billion miles a day, so the switch to a culture that is less dependent on burning fossil fuels will take support from all environmentalists prote

the driver was driving a stolen vehicle kron4's jacki cecil's covering that live for us. >>: you can see the california highway patrol's end of the investigative team is still out here that actually is six '80s out about that's where the accident happened to you see that the quantity of tears for several more hours for it all started copter. they did figure out of the car was stolen. the driver lost control of the vehicles slamming into the guard rail. and ended up on his side. he did have serious injuries he was transported to a local hospital where he is in critical condition. as i said of the car was reported stolen out of walnut creek now for several hours to land on the right side of 680 the date is chances get their real mess into that that happened out there. to come back out here live at the car has been on this side they expect to have this thing cleared at about half hour. now as far as it is 80 you can see that guard rail right there that's been basically rip out. i have a chance to talk to caltran to visit will be doing the work on that guardrail at some point this mornin

the second time meeting him and it's a great honor >> : in this very and cecil along lines always sawafternoon natalie people coming idle adults calling but some children coming to get their pictures taken with the president sandra stepchildren added that we're very excited to be out here. present has not yet arrived at just beat this likely arriving within the next hour. the seven san jose >> : and other news now to people that after a fire broke out in sunnyvale mobile home the early morning blaze at happened in a mobile home park with perseus get citizens to demand and the boyfriends the woman was mentally handicapped son managed to escape a fire investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire no one else was injured however the excessive heat from the flames did cause a windows but of the home next door to shatter. federal place on high alert today in response to a threat made against the middle school sent stating " people may and it was spray- painted near charlotte moscow discovered last week is still investigating who is behind this threat in response to in the poli

cecil the uptown theater not a lot of people and not familiar with uptown theater. the new in downtown napa well as their few weeks ago box office denies small venue 857 ft.. when your revenue that spot and open late 1930's bottle movies but to cells and went through incredible innovation will in 2010 for 11 years and folks like it. performers like at argus press salk see as all of the artist are amazing attracting it. can you bargains on a summer schedule. a great place for a nine stroke here we have a brand new space opens up see why ninette but really worth checking out a knee placers 61 untack 36 wind on tap. but really the the part about its great place to check out concert or show as well. they make great use of the space to they several movies and rocks in a series a contract out. dinner drinks desert all with in this and it need the new again on this more side affordable prices of 38 $75 properly enough movie for among the june for the rock music series as school of rock with jack black. r. walker really neat thing the nice thing going to be on foot you need

fight all the hot spots under control country was building needs is totally destroyed by the boy's cecile a spokesman for the building did to cars are also the start as a result of this fire fire department tell me that the color and 6:00 this morning was there of the building was engulfed in flames did it tells me of a billy to be double what a grudge. that was converted into a living area but did not find in your home at the time the fire. fire crews are now causing delays and it had no power to this is there's nothing having felt like there are expected here for a while longer this morning i did some months mutt coming from the billing there was one injury to our entry the fire department tells me somebody who happen to be an area since some time out of injury not sure what that was at a person was treated and released at the scene coming up next all have the updated progress on what they're doing and also tell you why the fire was a tough act on this one. >> : as a man under way for the california fire chief accused of killing his fiancee police say 55 year- old or will fleming stabbe

soul-searching for two other people in the wreckage the crash happened last night of the midlantic loan cecilrs in the balloon drifted in a car lines and burst into flames and crashed >> : tupolev dollar jumped from the gondola of the blue >> : and found a kind of mud debris field different items that would of been inside the hot air balloon this is very helpful for us and research efforts have the area of concentration in line rest of matted planted blood vessel which was set for the sick and has been cancelled >> : and these girls we see their hopes and dreams and we can only imagine the english their parents are feeling right now many of them have been hesitant to send their daughters of the school fearing that harm might come their way but they took that risk because they believe in their daughters' promise and want to give them every opportunity to succeed >> : first white house address the first letter pledging to support the nigerian government to help find those girls and return them safely to the families >> : meantimes secretary-general of the world's largest block of is on the coun