getting young people to overcome attitudes about bullying may be a challenge but hear from former belizeght about this what will work with the peer pressure? bullies who are no longer bullies. >>> in san francisco and an anti bullying message the new leader of the human rights campaign used a visit to the castro steep streets store to remind the grown-ups to stick up for lpg chief youth >>> and grew up in arkansas and know what it is like to be isolated and fear the next day it is our job as adults and human rights campaign to improve the lives of those elegy beat the young people. something harvey talked about day in and day out >>> chad griffin was joined by activists at the camera store owned by harvey milk. 60 percent of those polled when the law prohibiting bullying against algae bt youths. a red flag warning remains in the bay area tonight after a day of dry and windy weather. anne mackovic with more. >>> it is real hot and dry and we have a breeze it contributes to the fire behavior >>> with red flag warnings in effect firefighters go door to door in high danger areas to make sure

. >> reporter: so prince harry's arrived here in belize. it's a big test for him, really.fine his own public role. it's the first time he's represented the queen abroad. it's a big thing for him and the palace. so let's see how he does here, how he shows his own personality. but at the same time, represents the queen, the head of state in the uk, but also in belize. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, we have the arrival of his royal highness, prince harry of wales. >> reporter: the welcome is warm. the dress code is relaxed. >> we could not have asked for a better night than tonight. >> reporter: the prince has a boulevard to rename. and an audience to charm. >> when it became clear that i was to represent my grandmother in belize, my heart leapt. for a good reason. from the noisy corner here, more noise on this side, please. it remains for me to name this street her majesty, queen elizabeth ii, boulevard. >> reporter: so the protocol and the party begins. ♪ >> reporter: with prince harry, say those who know him, what you see is what you get. >> there's no pretense to him. straigh

beliz miÉrcoles.a la influencia del mar trae descenso de temperatura, pero en el interior pudiramos alcanzar en los tres digidos, si tiene planes para festejar al papÁ, las condiciones cÁlidas, mucho amor habrÁ para los papas. temperaturas en los 51. algunos nuznvra dos en la costa, sÁbado y domingo ercano a los 80 grados. y cercano a los 90 en san josÉ, va a hacer calor, . les tengo mÁs detalles esta noche solo a las 11. regresamos. >>> el estado del tiempo es patrocinado por concesionarios ford del norte de california. ♪ >>> goles, canastas y carreras, aquÍ estÁ alejandro luna con toda la acciÓn deportiva. >>> hola amigos, esto es acciÓn deportiva. y vamos con la informaciÓn con chivas, hoy fue presentado su nuevo refuerzo, rafa mÁrquez lugvro y luis pÉrez. y cruyff que es lo mejor que hay en mÉxico. aquÍ la reacciÓn. >>> decirles a la gente que tenÍa dudas de mi llegada, hacer las cosas bien. la Única manera. >>> muy ilusionado. >>> duelo de titanes, minuto 24 supermario . despuÉs vuelve aparecer c

assuming this is an approach that the port and city endorses and belize is a long-term solution, perhaps there can be a short-term expansion -- extension or maneuvering that we can do to join me make this decision and then everyone can fall into place where we might land. >> we are rather good of juggling our tenants, out of necessity. i imagine i speak for my colleagues when i say we will but to keep the excursions on port property. i think our staff and all of us would like to work with you, should you select one of the sites to make that happen. it makes a lot of sense. >> i totally agree with commissioner katz. i appreciate you coming to us now in the beginning of the process so that we can try to figure out how to work the process so that it is fair and equitable for everyone. of course, we would love to stay on port property because it has worked so well for many years. because we have these leases to cover, but yet fort mason does not have any on their peter -- piers, it seems like a benefit to them, not us. i still think there needs to be some sort of clarity in terms of what we

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sandusky is accused of sexually abusing a 10 young belize's. he is facing a total of 52 criminal counts. the judge says opening statements will not begin before monday at the earliest. former l.a. dodgers manager tom lasorda is and a half of year if he suffered what is described as a mild heart attack. he is in a new york hospitals doing well. fifth he guided the dodgers to the world series title since 1981 and 1988 and retired as manager in 1996. it's a role >>pam: this is a picture taken from surveillance footage. police said the suspect wore a wig and passed a note to a teller demanding money. he fled the bank and was arrested a short time later. catholic cause the u.s. interior department is reviewing a lawsuit >>pam: a man arrested on the suspected animal abuse. police say he exercised his dog to death. golfing excitement group's san francisco. we will take you to the olympic club where the u.s. open will be held. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wi

dot involves role-playing with former belize >> margaux and ladies was actually in a tory is bully andse her as a prime example of when they see your they will be blown away that she has made this change. she's using her message to other young people to help them make the change. >> some of the attendees had previously been victims of bullying >> the work to fix memorial stadium, will it be done in time for the season this fall? that is the question following new concerns about the pace of the renovations. >> this construction project actually began in december of 2010 and its 12 hour weekday an 11th-hour weekend shifts are helping to get the memorial stadium opened in time for the home opener that happens on september 1st for the cal bears. a university spokesman acknowledges there have been some obstacles including fireproofing the press box and installing a new drainage system on the field and she says the overall schedule is not a concern. speaking on condition of anonymity, a subcontractor working on the project told the san francisco chronicle that those types of delays set every

"washington post"er, "new york times" editorial writer, a clinton speechwriter and ambassador to belize. go ahead. >> speaking of success stories. the ambassador. >> go ahead. >> i guess the advice i would give people, i'm not one to -- who is very good at giving advice. we all have talents that we were given and we all have doors that were opened, and we all have people who were mentors or guides or just people who gave you a push along the way. and i look back at a succession of people, you know, starting in free port, the university of illinois, some professors who were just fabulous, some who were practicing journalists, some who weren't but some who were enormously helpful, people that i met in washington when i first arrived, people i worked with at "the post," you know, beginning and sometimes ending with dave s. broder, who for years was the political reporter in this town who defined what political reporting is and always should be, and who was the most generous colleague any of us ever knew, who made time not in a kind of heavy-handed way of saying here's how you should do it,

everyone to know that she is a former washington poster, a clinton speech writer, and the ambassador to belize. go ahead. >> speaking of success stories, the ambassador. i guess the advice i would give people, and i am not one that is very good at giving advice, but we all have talents that we were given, and we all have doors that were opened, and we all have people who were mentors or guides or people who gave you a push along the way, and i look back at a succession of people, starting in freeport, the university of illinois, some professors you were just fabulous, some who were practicing journalists, some who were not but who were enormously helpful. people that i met in washington, when i first arrived, people i worked with at the post, beginning and in some ways ending with david, who was 4 years the political reporter in this town who defined what political reporting is and always should be and he was the most generous colleague that any of us ever knew. this is saying how they should do it, giving you the space to do what you were trying to do and gentle encouragement along the way. i

. >> belize where are here for several hours going to the scene and picking up pieces of evidence.ebel's from and after that and to their recognition. knopf >> the mazes for the mistrial that there's prosecutory of misconduct. in the opening of damages that her chief witness to the bench to question him and he did lie. based on about the per to himself tradition weapon drop in the case should have been dismissed. >>catherine: a lawyer for jerry's and a few said he would be shocking decline was acquitted on on target. said as he was charged with 48 criminal counts smith fasten >> sphere floor samples men have pleaded not guilty in the beating bryan stowe. bryan stowe was greeted at dodger stadium last year in a separate and serious brain damage. he has not fully recovered. the case drew national. sanchez and norwood are facing a number of charges and are expected to be back in court next month. san francisco pride weekend is here. cuts hist >> several people were arrested. j.r. stone the following the story and has more. >>j.r: dekraai for san francisco ride has grown of years. this

a week long said it is happening despite eviction notices from belize.ed because of falling enrollment and to cut expensive direct the money to other programs. >> they are spending almost $3 million. it just does not make any sense. >> earlier this screen in a free summer school program focusing on social justice, arts and gardening. >> larry ellison got an island becomes of labor career. >> still to come we have some sports highlights including the latest on the bay bridge series. meanwhile, another a live look outside. our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet. dude you don't understand, this is my dad's car. look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. right

. >> he had some dealings in bellibel belize before, and we believe that's possibly where he's headingarvey headed in the opposite direction, north to a quiet town in montana. it took months before detectives arrested him and charged him with steven b.'s murder. and steven's friends were gratified, but that wasn't the end of the story, not even close. >> i thought, oh, my god, he's being set free. >> reporter: in fact, it took, what, six years, two trials and 30,000 pages of evidence to finally convict harvey morrow in the murder of steven b. and what a strange trip it was, lester. >> all right, keith morrison. we'll finish that trip tonight on "dateline." it's called "who killed the radio star?" it airs tonight at 7:00/6:00 central. hope you'll join us for that. >>> up next, we'll go behind the lens of the globe-trotting photographer who's captured some of the planet's most beautiful images, right after these messages. not once in my life did i ever think i would have heart disease. she just didn't fit the profile of a heart event victim. she's healthy, she eats properly. i was pushin

and waved her way through the uk, along with catherine, prince harry took his first solo tour to belizeat wishes to yours and sorry she can't be here. >> reporter: in brazil he told cbs news it was an honor. >> to me she's just granny, but to all these countries she's the queen, this great thing that they respect and love. >> reporter: over the next four days, millions are expected to line the streets of london. on the river thames jubilee bells will ring past the largest photo ever of the royal family, as part of a 1,000-boat flotilla. stage is set for an all-star concert at buckingham palace where just this morning troops took part in a full dress rehearsal. it's a party fit for a queen as the nation and the world celebrates and reflects. why is it important, do you think, to have this mass celebration for this milestone? >> people want to say thank you, well done, fantastic achievement to have done this 60 years and still to be on top of your game. >> there are countless event planned throughout the united kingdom. many in london are looking forward to the street parties this weekend

. -- belize, syria, and more. we're back in a moment. [video clip] >> have you approach them differently? >> book interviews are gathering history? i think of interviewing when i work for the news side as gathering contemporary information. >> at difficult as it to remain impartial and not get caught up in the high of one campaign or another? >> i want to try to, as best as i can come and give people an understanding of what is happening in the campaign. it's not that difficult to put your bias to the side. >> has this changed your line of work in reporting and getting your information? >> twitter is a primary news source for anyone covering politics and anyone who pays attention to politics. it did not exist four years ago. >> tonight, purdy university students interview dan balz, on covering elections, what is newsworthy, and presidential election tonight at 8:00 on c- span. >> we welcome you to the misery governor's mansion. -- missouri governor's mansion. >> we have the first photograph of the first governor, his wife, and their chil

for example, how much of their belize -- reduce systemic risk? >> we can certainly do that.could provide that in a former response on the record. >> have you done an analysis of your proposed reforms that are coming down the pipette that you can share? >> that would be in the form of a proposed rule recommendation with lots of alternatives and options and questions. that would include a complete cost benefit analysis of the proposed options with the capital buffer with redemption exchange -- restrictions. this compared to the cost of iran to our economy and the alternatives were money might flow if it were to flow out the money markets. we have quite a detailed cost- benefit and economic analysis in the proposing analysis. >> are you going to define the reforms both on safety and soundness but also in whether investors will be willing to invest? >> yes, we would look at the competitive impact of any reforms. >> do you believe, i have heard some criticism that there is not a wide enough array of options being considered. >> i would say that -- the president's working group in

the belize grew so large it damaged the bart tracks near by forcing a complete shutdown of the trance state to. that closure created a traffic nightmare for people headed across the bay. >> cars were blacked out. gridlock could have happened if they were not there. back out here live, the commute is all but over. traffic is going smoothly at eighth and bryant. >>pam: people are finally returning home after dealing with commute headaches. >>rob: i am in fremont at the bart station where commuters are just returning home after a long ordeal on the road. >> i started in the fremont. i went to fruitvale where i waited for the bus but then i was cut off because the max was 60 people per bus. i took the bart to 19 streets in oakland. i went to the bus for the line was about a block long the. i waited 20-30 minutes, i got on the bus and took the bus across the bay to san francisco. it took about 20 minutes and then i watched the game. >>pam: right now i'm standing along market street. >> the plan was to take part in to come station and take the shuttle. >>grant: this is the view from above t