big brother or sister. andrew's mother has seen a big change in the behavior of her 17-year-old since he's connected with big brother david. the two of them like the challenge each other. >> i'm scared to go to chucky cheese, but. >> why is that. >> because i've never done it before. before you, i had never been to chucky cheese. >> the big brothers, big sisters say they want to continue to help kids so they are appealing to the public. they say one simple connection can change a young life and community. >> those kids seek attention and they are going to seek attention from whoever it is, whether it's the gang member down on the basketball court or big brother who is showing up and saying i care. >> while fathers and some mothers do time, their children are facing their own challenges. some kids will never see their parents again. but with a big brother or sister, at least they have an adult who is not only a positive role model but also a friend. live at san quentin. >>> for more information on big brothers, big sisters, visit our website, scroll down the front page and click on "web lispings. >>> it's lef

big brother or sister. andrew's mother has seen a big change in the behavior of her 17-year-old since he's connected with big brother david. the two of them like the challenge each other. >> i'm scared to go to chucky cheese, but. >> why is that. >> because i've never done it before. before you, i had never been to chucky cheese. >> the big brothers, big sisters say they want to continue to help kids so they are appealing to the public. they say one simple connection can change a young life and community. >> those kids seek attention and they are going to seek attention from whoever it is, whether it's the gang member down on the basketball court or big brother who is showing up and saying i care. >> while fathers and some mothers do time, their children are facing their own challenges. some kids will never see their parents again. but with a big brother or sister, at least they have an adult who is not only a positive role model but also a friend. live at san quentin. >>> for more information on big brothers, big sisters, visit our website, scroll down the front page and click on "web lispings. >>> it's lef

in violating our privacy appearing into our personal lives and basically making us feel like big big brother is watching us nonstop i mean there's a reason why george orwell was so freakin brilliant ok this is straight out of one thousand nine hundred four we're living in a police state we have the government keeping these heavy files on us when we're completely innocent and doing nothing just just so i'm clear i would favor of finding terrorists i'm in favor of national security measures that are deemed effective and do not violate our civil liberties but that is simply not the case with the patriot act and to think that a president who ran on a progressive campaign expanded on the patriot act it just makes me sick to my stomach. and you could say even a lot of offenses worse than that as they say oh you mentioned the fact that now he's put american citizens on an assassination list on a kill list outside of a war zone with no due process that is a really insanely scary scary amount of power that is showing there and i thank so much for joining us tonight. thank you. well still ahead tonigh

that was my big brother. the only big brother that i had and somebody took him away from his two daughters. his parents, his sister. >> we don't know who did it. we have no clue. >> reporter: in san francisco, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> we will have more on the weather forecast later but we should tell you there is a spike in temperatures and with that the air district issued a spare the air health alert for the bay area tomorrow. to help reduce the risk of unhealthy air officials are asking people to bike and walking and take public transportation to work. there will not be any free rides on bart nor on other public transit systems tomorrow. stay with us, there is more after the break. . >>> in national news, another hurricane is on the horizon. hurricane katia. this is a current satellite image in the atlantic. katia is far away from land right now but the national hurricane center says it could become a major hurricane by the weekend. in texas, high winds and dry conditions as fire cruise battle a fire. this is abo

at the end of this month the funding will stop to the big brother big sisters program. that will leave kids with incarcerated parents on a waiting list. the chief executive officer of the program says a simple connection with a big brother or big sister can change the life of a child. >> those kids seek attention and they're going to seek attention from whoever it is, whether it's the gang member down on the basketball court or big brother who's showing up and saying i care. >> now the program is appealing to you, the public for help in keeping brothers and sisters with their kids. they say it's very important for the kids of people who are behind bars that may never get to know their parents. to get more information on the big brothers big sisters program, go to ktvu.com, scroll down the front page and click on the web links. >>> parents [ no audio ] child to the drug store for a bottle of cough syrup. governor brown signed a law making it illegal to sell cough medicine like robitussin to minors without a prescription. the cough syrup contains a drug that some kids are

i spoke to my brother a week ago did in the last 40 said to me i love use this that was my big brother billy big brother i ever hand and someone took my wife from his two daughters is parents to love them dearly and his sister we don't know who didn't member. it is for 30 4:00 a.m. and there are doubts that barry bonds will ever go to jail. >> u.s. scene in the smaller, you have seen them as tough as time and now the question is what kind of penalty we have because his recent obstruction from john s. this wwhenjustice. warn >> point he faces he could have 46 months of home detention >> don't think of his former slugger is put in check >> they appeals court it does does this decision by it will still affect him getting into the hall of fame members >> his sentencing date is set for mid spot december >> update on whether this friday and liber de a holiday weekend >> happy friday we're looking at the golden gate bridge the fog maintaining a round of the coastline it will burn off rather quickly today. along the coast in the bay and temperatures are going to be in this '70s and '80s in some areas we

the ymc has launched big brothers and big sisters. nick cannon has an entire campaign of stop hating. kind of embedded in citiess and communities around california. in terms of digital media, i think that's a very important part. we have a lot of digital lead companies. you have new america media. youth outlook. you've not bay cat and bay vac. each of those are engaged with probationers. so i think that people recognize the value of digital media. we have to connect and explore those job opportunities directing our young people. we are doing that. we are around in digital media work. >> i meant to say bay cat. it's actually a digital media company. we work with the crn and currently trying to pull things together with bay cat. it's a good place in terms of getting our youth in that. >> i would like to engage the private sector to push the limits on the use of technology to keep in touch with our kids. i would love to put a cell phone in the hands of everybody in the probation. and that we would have the kids on hand. they don't make a

basketball court, or a big brother who is showing up, and saying i care. >> officials are appealing to the public for help to keep the program going. for more information on the bigers, big sisters program, go to ktvu.com. scroll down the front page, and click on web links. >>> today, the caltrain board is scheduled to sign on with a new operator. they're taking a more expensive deal. the board ask expected to sign a nearly $400 million deal with missouri based transit america. but this deal will cost them $24 million more than a bid by a different operator. caltrain's board says the more expensive contract will provide better service for riders. >>> time now, 8:34. let's check in with sal. doesn't look like a pretty picture town in san jose. >> yeah, it's pretty slow. 280 northbound is getting very slow coming out of downtown, and getting up into the valley. so is 85. so is 101. i guess the only bright spot we can say is a lot of people are going to work, or they're going somewhere. a lot of people going to school. these few weeks, always very tough as people get adjusted to their back to school lives. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic looks oka

the boxer is celebrity ambassador for big brothers/big sisters and a group of youngster from the loshapter are here to meet him discovering he's not that different from them. >> who's your favorite basketball team for nba? yeah, boy. >> that's why my belt is green, bro. boston celtics. >> chicago bulls. >> they are all right. >> a lot of these kids sometimes they don't have the best people and role models to look up to. i'm not saying i'm the best role model to look up to or the greatest but i can say that, hey, to a point, i may be able to help a person or two maybe believe in themselves a little more than they did and give them a little hope. that's one thing. never stop believing in yourself, man. people will always try to say you can, you can't. which who cares. let them. the moment you start believing they may be right, then you are going to be the one like it's not good. i can say things. it is just up to them to pick it up. >> he holds court, the fight seemingly a thousand miles from his mind. but next door the gym is awaiting his arrival. it is media day in ventura and the tu

val, was your big brother nice about all this? >> i'm sorry? >> is your bige nice about all this? what did he say after? >> after yesterday's results? he was disappointed. he was upset. i think, you know, elisabetta showed huge improvement. and i felt she should have been rewarded a little bit better than she was. >> it's a competition. had success from the beginning. so, it's okay. it's a life. and i had a great experience. and i want to thank everybody because it really was a dream for me to be here. >> sweet of you to say. and sweet of you all to get up. val, love you. thank you. i'll tell you what. you have got a great future. i hope you come back here to new york. >> thank you, robin. i miss you, robin. >> he can dance. congratulations for making it this far. and we can see it again monday. >> that's right. coming up monday. "dancing with the stars" monday at 8:00, 7:00 central on abc. >>> in oakland,-s of parents and teachers are fighting the plan to close 13 campuses the end of the school year. the plan includes closing lakeview, lazear, marshal, maxwe

big brother would thrive there. there's what happens at home and your big sister will be the authority. also girls serve as civilizing forces for boys. it is true what college girls say that they can tell a boy who grew up with sisters and college boy cans say they can tell a girl who grew up with brothers because they know a little bit how the turn the tumblers of the opposite sex and get inside their mind. >> stephen: you said that youngest children are sort of intuitive and charming and charismatic and older siblings feel confident and invested in and have their own dynamism. where do you fall? >> i am a middle child so there's a cinderella quality to that. >> stephen: do your oldest or younger brothers have a book? i'd love to read one of those. (laughter) they sound fascinating. >> sadly, they do have very good books. >> stephen: please get me their names. thank you so much. jeffrey kluger, the book is "the sibling effect." we'll be right back. okay, people, let's get started. pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century look

conservatives have attacked it as big brother, and a big brother approach to tracking political enemies one point in our wednesday report we said the administration launched this. it was not the administration. it was produced by the president's reelection team. a high school senior and football player arrested and charged with rape. he's on bail. back in school and still playing football. the alleged victim's parents are outraged. "kelly's court" has the case. a 7th grader with autism brings an american flag to school only to have it taken away from him by school officials. >> they said it could be used as a weapon. i'm very proud of my country. you could see my clothing is united states themed. red, white and blue. [ male announcer ] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that is helping business rethink how to do business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ in here, machines have a voice... ♪ [ male announcer ] in here, . even when you're away from home. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities, creating and integrating solutions, helping busines

big brother. >> she was my big sister and she'll always be my big sister even though i'm now older than she is. i think about that. >> and a brother. >> she was a hero in our family. she was a hero whether or not she was a victim of 9/11. naomi, one of 3,000 names we will hear at the world trade center on sunday. but so much more than that to her mother. but her mother had not looked at those photos in years. >> painful. too painful. >> at times like this a mother remembers were little girl who grew up to be a high school valedictorian, with who went on to stanford. she was the owner of a small computer company when she went to a technology seminar in the north tower. it was a rare visit. >> it was a coincidence. she was only there maybe 15 minutes before the plane struck. >> she was on the 106th floor. >> when the call came, both brothers told their mother. >> the hardest thing of my life. >> i think she jumped. i'm pretty sure. it's as if i dreamed it. i don't know. i'm pretty sure she would have jumped. >> even now she keeps her remnants of things in her house and garage. >> many things we've

big brother. >> she was my big sister and she'll always be my big sister even though i'm now older than she's. i think about that. >> and a brother. >> she was a hero in our family. she was a hero whether or not sleeves a victim of 9/11. >> and thousands of names we will hear at the world trade center sunday. but her mother had not looked at those photos in years. >> painful. too painful. >> at times like this a mother remembers were little girl who grew up to be a high school valedictorian, with who went on to stanford. she was the owner of a small computer company when she went to a technology seminar in the north tower. it was a rare visit. >> it was a coincidence. she was only there maybe 15 minutes before the plane struck. >> she was on the 106th floor. >> when the call came, both brothers told their mother. >> the hardest thing of my life. >> i think she jumped. i'm pretty sure. it's as if i dreamed it. i don't know. i'm pretty sure she would have jumped. >> even now she keeps her remnants of things in her house and garage. >> many things we've taken out and used. some things we've discar

big change in this jail since then. now you're lucky if you're getting a tylenol. now big brother is watching 24 hours a day. can't make no moves. big brother, cameras all over the place. everywhere. >> while deputy busa says he appreciates giuliano's laid back attitude, he's not about to let his guard down. >> i know him for a long time. he'll steal your wallet and help look for it. be careful with him. >> me? what? i gave it back to the cop. i gave it back. >>> inmate ricardo gomes is a familiar face among staff as well. >> i kept looking out my cell and seeing the clock on the wall. so this is what i wrote. i see the clock on the wall the rhyme is still ripping. >> he's also known on the streets of boston where he performs as a rapper some call the roxbury crack head. lieutenant maderos has spent more than his share of time with gomes over the past seven months. >> he tends to ramp himself up over a wide variety of things that seem minor to us but big to him. >> there's no such thing of freedom of speech in jail? >> he's already pulled several sprinkler heads and activated them. he's attempted several times to harm himself and he

brother jie. she was my big sister, and she will always be my big sister even though i am now older than she s. sometimes i think about that. >> and then ask another brother. >> she is a hero in her own family, but she would have been a hero in her own family whether or not she was a victim of 9/11. >> naomi solomon, one of 3,000 names we will hear at the world trade center on sunday, but so much more to her mother, lotti. she had not looked at these photos in years. >> painful, too painful. joy at times like this, a mother remembers her little girl who grew up for a high school value law district for yuan and went on to stanford. she worked for a computing company when she went to a conference in the world trade center north tower. it was a rare visit. >> it was coincidence. she was only there maybe 15 minutes before the plane struck. >> she was on the 106th floor. >> when the call came both brothers told their mother. >> the hardest thing in my life. >> i think she jumped. i'm pretty sure. it is as if i dreamed it. i'm pretty sure she would have jumped. >> even now lotti keeps her remanence in

big brother. no doubt about it? >> very stretchy. >> bill: it is big brother. ms. megyn was in the debate obviously with baier and wallace, correct? >> um-huh. >> bill: i heard you guys are fighting for questions and is that true? >> you have heard about chris wallace, haven't you? his reputation proceeds him. no. >> bill: you all get along, right? >> very much so. >> bill: i love those guys. they are great. now, behind the scenes is something like that is pretty chaotic, is it not? >> if you could have seen my day on thursday. i mean, from -- i brought my baby out there. my daughter yardley who is a months old. there she is. look at her. >> bill: she was on the stage next to herman cain. >> that is her behind michele bachmann's podium. she was in favor of the mickey mouse questions. she went to grab these microphones and i hear in my ear those microphones have been preset for the height of the candidates. don't et let the baby touch them. i had her with me. i'm taking care of yardley going to predebate meetings. going to my show. publicity for the debate. all these

as a place of entertainment, it is not necessarily big brother watching, it is that no one is watching the cameras. but they do pay s big dividends later. i know that we are going to seek, in instances where there is, for lack of a better phrase, at risk of venues? where we might suggest or highly recommend the condition of video? anyone that wanted to have video, it generally makes the area safer. >> [inaudible] part of the future? >> i never thought we would have the internet. i will not say no. as soon as we had it and it is not cost prohibitive, there is nothing that you could rule out right now. >> [inaudible] >> we met with the answer to it -- entertainment commission. much has been made of the potential conflict of interest. officers not being able to work directly for places with a liquor license. i have discussed that would command staff. as far as i am concerned, we have been and will continue to hold the club's accountable for what happens outside. it seems fair that if you want to hire officers, like in the bayview, often the neighborhood or the area may have hired officers for out front, boosting patrol, vi