that man is called andrew rowe 2 has a served for midkent. he passed away two years game -- two years ago. andrew was as far cited as he was a warm hearted man his vision and inspiration it was to see established a year of parliament as a forum for young people to debate, articulate, engage with each other, and to contribute to the democratic process. he wanted to establish the parliament with a small number of enthusiastic supporters. i know how proud he would be today in of your presence and when you're gwine to offer from my point of view, it is a joy to be able to welcome you and andrew's family who are here in the gallery, his children and grandchildren. you are welcome and you can be so proud of what andrew did. we hugely appreciate him. [applause] we are now going to go on to the great debates. and yourselves -- enjoy yourselves. speak your mind. speak for yourself chemistry for your fellows, speak for your areas. recognize that is a great privilege and a privilege that should be truly rewarding for you. we are thrilled to have the. we

. >> second year in a row sanford will have a player in the final four. andrew luck is among this year's college football elite, invited to new york this weekend for the heisman trophy ceremony. luck completed 70% of his passes and a record setting year for orange bowl bound stanford. the cardinal had never won 11 games in regular season and luck threw for over 3000 yards and 28 touchdowns during the journey. they will lead against virginia tech. cam newton of auburn and kellen moore of boise state along with michael james. >>> the subject of job security is one that was brought up in michael singeltary's press conference today after the 49ers 34-16 loss yesterday in green bay. 49ers could be eliminated from the playoffs if they lose to the seahawks on sunday. singeltary philosophical about his job status. >> i think one of the saddest things about our society today is anybody can say anything and write anything and then have no responsibility. for me, everything i say i'm responsible for. but if it's true, it's true, but until i know it's true, my eyes -- >>> a

andrew luck was second, meaning a stanford player was runner-up for the second year from a row. he now joins a list that includes some of the biggest names to ever play college football. >> it's a dream come true, for me. every child has a dream playing the sport of football and i'm living testimony that anything is possible. >> and de la salle high school is about to wrap up a spot in the championship. spartans take the lead over cal. this game is the north coast section championship and it will keep the spartans undefeated with one more game to play. we'll have all the rest of the day's sports tonight at 10:00 an sportswrap. >>> coming up on the 10:00 news, two missing girls found in san francisco. we're following both of those cases. >> we certainly are and expect an update on the 12-year-old girl taken from virginia. new developments coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. that is our report for now everyone. i'm heather holmes. >> i'll my mibach and for everyone here at ktvu, channel 2 news, thank you for watching. >> good night.

. >>> for the second year in a row, stanford will have a hayesen trophy finalist in new york. last year it was gerhart. now they're going to send andrews guy cam newton. stiff armtrophy.com is the website saying he's top. andrew luck could finish third or fourth according to the website. this morning luck was talking about his chances. he's going to new york and hey, just being there on the scene. >> i guess if i win the award, i hope it's because i deserve it and because of the merits and nothing regarding anybody else's off the field or anything like that. i think it speaks volumes about where this program is headed. what a great job coach harbaugh has done. what great players are at stanford right now. i'm excited to be part of the discussion. >>> all right. around our time 5:00 on saturday night they will announce the heisman winner. >>> have a party this holiday season and invite a giant. we're a little past the world series now. what are we going on? over a month but people still talking about what went down with the san fransisco giants winning their first world series. tonight at a function at at&t park, a charity for children

row, stanford will be represented. last year, kobe gehrhart. this year, quarterback, andrew locke. quarterback that led stanford to a 11-1 record is up against some stiff competition, auburn's cam newton. the qb will look to become the first stanford player since jim plunkett. >> i am sure there will be a myriad of emotions going through, nervousness and excitement as well. >> run the ball. that may be all the 6-6 raiders need to do against jacksonville to guarantee a win. oakland has averaged more than 133 rushing yards. in their six losses, the raiders have been outgained by 84 yards. >>> the niners will have quarterbackal smith in again. if they have any hopes of making the postseason as they face seattle on sunday. san fran losers to seattle in week one will look to avenge that loss and remain in the hunt in the fc west. >> should be a big game. it is a huge game. this kind of, it don't kind of, it does say how our season is going to go. >> we are in a playoff mentality. i'm getting the call. that's all i'm thinking about. >> alex smith getting his first start since week seven.

andrew rowe was as far-sighted as he was a warm-hearted man. it was an inspiration to see him establish a u.k. youth parliament and a forum for young people to debate, to articulate, to engage with each other, and to contribute to the democratic process. he strove to establish the parliament with a relatively small number of enthusiastic supporters. i know how proud he would be today of your presence and of what you are going to offer. from my point of view, it is a joy, and i hope it is for you, to be able to welcome andrew's family to the gallery -- his children and his grandchildren. you are hugely welcome and you can be proud of what andrew did. he was truly a great parliamentarian, a decent man, and we appreciate him. [applause] we are going to get onto the great debate. enjoy your cells. speak for your areas. speak for your fellows. recognize it is a great privilege and it is a privilege which should be truly rewarding for you. we are thrilled to have you. we are going to get onto the main business of the day because there is much to do,