commissioner sugaya: i am going to wear former commissioner bill lee's hat for a moment. the traveler magazine has named san francisco the most favorite city for travel in the u.s., so -- and i just wanted to comment on commissioner moore's candlestick park. i am sure they are going to have a lot of time to come to a meeting of the minds given the state budget and the failure of prop 21. clerk: commissioners if we can move forward to director's report. >> thank you, commissioners, i actually don't have any special announcements today so ill defer to ann marie for her report. >> good afternoon commissioners, ann marie rogers here to give you a report on the activities of the board of supervisors as they pertain to planning and land use. this week there were a couple of libraries that were up for landmark designation. the first, marina branch library, constructed in 1954 by appleton and woolford, and the hpc designation on october 7th 2009, and they recommended approval on june 16th of this year. north beach was constructed by the same architects, and the hpc designation on

ice officials say the action comes that senator feinstein filed a private bill on lee's behalf. >> tomorrow's 113th big game will be a big milestone as well. it will be the last big game in the memorial stadium before it under goes a major renovation. work is being done, bears will play their home games next season aichl championship team plays baseball. sounds of a game will soon be a distant memory in memorial stadium as it stands now oom great things happened here. >> but since back in the days when zwraimd looked much like it does today. >> this is 1972, there is a ball in the end zone. mud dripping off of him. >> turner there, too. in the big game of 1982. built in 1923 is a tribute for the soldiers and many football greats like joe katz. >> memorial stadium is one of the -- it's a holy place. there is thousands if not millions of people who support the golden bears. >> and there is one getting a retro fit. >> it's about two thirds of the stadium getting basically replaced with a new concrete and steel structure. we don't plan on changing in the wall. >> work is done, stadium will look l

in peru, was scheduled to be deported last monday lee has been held in arizona since october but feinstein requested a delay while she prepared a bill that would allow lee to stay in the united states. after introducing the bill senator feinstein said " it appears to me the only positive future for steve is that he be able to finish his education and remained in this country " steve leas lawyers said her private measure will buy him time while congress considers said. lee is expected to arrive in san francisco tomorrow afternoon. >> back now with brian van a can we were talking earlier about the raid and others more of it already showing up? >> is more on the way in fact all week and we could not only see the raid but thunderstorms coming up tomorrow. >> and is going to be cold. (laughter) >> temperatures getting in the 30's and 40's with only '50s and the day and here's the first band of rain. it's pretty light, the more active stuff is coming up for tomorrow look for a light rain to increase through the evening hours tonight. it's presently reading fairly steady rain for novato to petaluma, santa rosa have highway 11 toward silver

the family of steve lee is meeting with senator dianne feinstein, would saved him from a deportation order. find out why senator feinstein stepped in to introduce a private bill to keep lee in this country. that story and more coming up in our next newscast at 5:00. thanks for watching and have a great day. i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat with my friends. [ mom how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer work faster, play more with the fastest internet for the price. call to get high speed for $14.95 a month with a one-year price guarantee. please, i know what he's up to. high speed internet from at&t is so fast that we get more done in less time, leaving me time to chat... watch movies... without teenage distractions. and it's affordable for our family. [ female announcer call to get high speed for $14.95 a month with a one-year price guarantee. plus get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network on the go. cookies? [ boy sure! tell your friends hi for me. ♪ [ female announcer

lee was released on friday after feinstein introduced a bill to delay his deportation. lee and his family were arrested in september for overstaying a visa. >> i couldn't ask any question, they didn't tell me anything, they just searched me, threw me in a car and handcuffed me. >>> the b.a.r.t. police department released new figures showing the majority of the crimes take place outside the pay gates. only 22% of crimes against people and 6% of property crimes happened on trains. the new numbers are in response to a ktvu special report that found officers spend only 11 to 15 minutes on b.a.r.t. train during a five hour shift. >> we need to be better. we have a large system and limited resources. so we have to be very smart on how we deploy our resources. >>> b.a.r.t. commanders say their goal is to increase officer visibility on platforms and b.a.r.t. trains. >>> santa clara county is moving ahead with a new law designed to prevent young people from smoking. sal castaneda is live where this new -- robert handa is live where this new law has people worried about the new la

this comes after the agency was advised that senator diane feinstein filed a private immigration bill on lee'sehalf. >>> downtown pleasant hill is now in new hands, the whole thing. a wall net creek based investment group purchased the shopping area. the sale price was not released but the deal could be worth more than $70 million. the shopping district strange up about ten years ago and brought new life to pleasant hill which really did not have much of a downtown until that point. it now boasts a 14 screen movie theater, a borders book store, bed, bath & beyond and several restaurants. >>> tomorrow's 113 itth big game between cal and stanford a milestone too. the last game at memorial stadium before it undergoes renovation. the bears will play their games next season where a world series championship team plays baseball. >> his first for the cal bears. >> reporter: the sounds of a game will soon be a distant memory at uc berkeley memorial stadium as it stands now. >> so many great things have happened here. >> reporter: turner has worked here for 41 years since back in the days when the stad

bill: david lee miller watching the story in new york city. thank you, david lee.ohio state university, now, we are following breaking developments in this story. you can see, the on-the-scene effort to determine whether or not there is a bomb threat at osu, four college buildings have been evacuated and those are the major areas of concern including the library and three labs, all not far from the football stadium, this is a huge campus, 52,000 student on that campus. great concern this morning and, we wait another news conference, just about 20 minutes from now the police will bring us. bill: we'll carry it live at the top of the hour, a 14-year-old boy, young man here, run down on his bicycle and died. now the man behind the wheel of the car says it is the fault of the boy's parents, not his and he's suing. >> they have been through quite a lot at this point in time and we ask they be given their privacy. and abigail haggins had a tree that borthe most rare and magical fruit, which provided for their every financial need. [ thunder rumbling ] [ thunder crashing

feinstein may introduce the bill to let lee stay in this country. feinstein calling lee a bright young man who is brought to this country through no fault of his own. she went on to say it would be unjust to deport him before getting a chance to vote on this bill. >> there is a richmond police officer wiped tears away as he testified about finding a 16-year-old rape victim last year. this was the first day of a preliminary hearing for seven suspects in this case. they were taken to court in shackles. officer was first on the scene, tearing up as he testified about finding the girl. first thinking she was dead. the community is watching this case closely. >> there is a lot of tension and individuals are angry. there is a lot of people who want to see people punished. so we need to make sure there is civil discourse and zront a law in this process. >> one defense attorney questioned a second officer about how intoxicated the victim was saying it goes to the issue of consent. >>> a san francisco cable car driver is in the hospital following a violent a

bill: good question. david lee miller leads our coverage from the newsroom. first, how did ghailani escape these charges? >> reporter: arguably, bill, it looks like the prosecution lost this case before the trial even got underway. during the jury selection, the judge made a ruling, and said that the government's star witness, a man named hussein abibi, was not going to be allowed to testify. the judge ruled that the prosecution only knew about his existence because they say that name was learned through coercive questioning of ghailani when he was in cia customer ce -- custody and had he been allowed to testify, what aibi -- abibi would have told the court is he sold the defendant the explosives that were used to phro*e up the embassy. that information -- to blow up the embassy, that information was never heard in court and the defense during the trial simply told the jury over and over again their client was a dupe who may have helped al-qaeda operatives but had no idea what the consequences would be. that argument may have been a lot more difficult to make

lee came to the u.s. and claims he didn't know he was in the country illegally. he's been in custody in arizona since september. officials just released him after dianne feinstein filed a billo block lee's deportation to peru. >> i think i was utterly shocked because the last week or so we're giving him good news and bad news. one minute deported, another minute not sure. >> of a condition of his release, he has to report to the immigration office in san francisco. a painkiller prescribed to millions of americans is being phase the out over safety concerns. next a cardiac concern that has the fda halting future prescriptions of darvon and the recommendation for patients who already take it. plus thousands of free thanksgiving turkeys will be delivered to bay area families this weekend. several major charity effofofofo [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light... ...buttery and flaky... this is half. that is not half. guys i have more. [ female announcer ] do you have enough crescents? with cinnabon cinnamon have such a sweet and delicious aroma that my family c

lee came to the u.s. from peru when he was 12. his parents allowed the tourist visa to lapse and later denied a request for political asylum. quin stein may introduce a bill to let lee stay in the country while congress decides on the dream act which would allow students here illegally to become citizens. senator feinstein issued a statement calling leah bright young man who was fwrot this country through no fault of his own. she went on to say it would be unjust the deport him before we get a chance to vote on this bill. again referring to the dream act. >>> your tax dollars will continue to pay for illegal immigrants to get a college education in california. state supreme court says that some illegal immigrant are entitled to the same tuition break offered to instate student at public college and university. about annette with the ruling and the reaction. >>reporter: case ork natured from class action lawsuit in 2005. numerous uc students from out of state felt it was unfair to be charged out of state tuition when certain illegal immigrants students from california were allowed to pay much lower in state tuition. today's ruling was disappointment to the

with 51% of precincts reporting, we've got 51-42 pat quinn over bill brady. scott lee cohen dragging out at the bottom. >> and we've got 36% of the precincts reporting for u.s. senate. giannoulias 54% and mark king 41%. >> cook county board president toni preckwinkle running away with it. let's see what she has to say. ♪ [ music ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. ♪ [ music ] thank you. thank you, thank you. ♪[ music ] >> thank you very much. i'm proud to stand here as your next cook county board president. [ cheering ] nearly two years have passed since i first announced my candidacy. when we started, the conventional wisdom was that i was a long shot. [ laughter ] the least-known candidate in the race. but the conventional wisdom failed to measure the depths of dissatisfaction amongst the people of cook county. i've spent the last two years learning about the issues facing us. i've covered the county from corner to corner speaking with thousands of residents about how cook county government could serve them better. i want to say this

said they met with his attorney and would like to help but will not introduce a personal bill just for him. leehingtons wearing a cap and gown to bring attention to the dream act, a bill that put immigrant students on track for citizenship if they attend college. >> house speaker pelosi says this case is a text book example of the pressing need for comprehensive immigration reform and pass am of the dream act. in a statement tonight her office said this. speaker pelosi is working with other members to recommend that ice grant deferred action in the case. 31 democratic congress women are urging the party to keep pelosi as house democratic leader next year. she will loses her position as speaker when republicans take control of the house in january because oath election the other day. north carolina congressman schuler will announce this weekend his challenges to pelosi for the top democratic spot in the house. the only person so far to throw his hat into the ring. >>> over seas now. there is word that the world most famous political prisoner is on the verge of being released. no bell peace price

friends of steve lee will rally outside barbara boxer's office to urge her to sponsor a bill to stop or at least defer his deportation scheduled for monday. what you should be seeing are supporters creating banners and signs for today's effect. lee a 20-year-old nursing student at city college of san francisco and his parents came to this country seeking political asylum and they were denied in order to leave. they didn't. immigration arrested them and have detained him in arizona. the government said they will deport him on monday back to his country which is peru where he doesn't know anyone. his parents would be deported back to china since that is where they were born. of the government's position is that lee broke a law. his supporters argue he is hardly a criminal. earlier this week, the city of san francisco denounced the deportation order and supported the dream act. that is the bill that if passed would allow undocumented students like lee to be a u.s. citizen. lee's mother who is not in custody is expected to speak in support of her son at today's rally in the city. live her

lee to his native peru. senator feinstein asked them to wait while a bill is booked in to. lee and his parents came to the u.s. in 2002 on a tourist visa. that the was when -- that was when lee was 20 years old. lee has been in a detension facility in arizona for the past eight weeks. >>> 7:15. about 100 new members of congress are arriving in washington, d.c. this morning. it's a day of training and orientation for them. but current lawmakers and what is known as the lame-duck session is making news today. scott macfarland is live from our washington, d.c. newsroom. >> reporter: good morning. this congress limping back into washington, d.c. with huge decisions including with whether to lift the don't ask, don't tell policy and allowing openly bay and lesbian service members to serve. congress must also pass an emergency spending plan to pay for the military and pay for the war in afghanistan d to pay for the rest of the government to avoid a full shutdown. congress was supposed to pass the bills before the election but couldn't because of political gridlock. and what to do

lee's supporters met with her staff. they say in general boxer doesn't introduce individual bills like the one she would have to use in order to intervene in lee's situation. that means that this deferred action request may be the last hope. live in san francisco, traci grant, nbc bay area news. >>> the man accused of beatin-- today's court hearing for 43-year-old will lynch was postponed until next month. during his brief appearance today he did say he will plead not guilty and tells the associated press he wants to use his trial to publicly shame james limner and call attention to clergy abuse. >>> the man suspected of killing a russian hill woman after posing as a utility worker to get into his building pleaded not guilty today in court. gary hollet is accused of xually assaulting and killing the woman. prosecutors say hollet killed the woman with a pry bar and a knife. they claim he made admissions in the case and is linked to the crime scene by dna. >>> a sad day for the happy meal in san francisco. mayor gavin newsom went back to school to announce that he would ban bill on happy meals. the mayor said it should be up

if humor was the right thing, spike lee would do him. billltz, he smells of stale urine and fresh urine. and sit sitting next to me, rick leventhal. he knows current events like i know aiming of consent. and low circulation causes major frustration. good to see you pinch. >> obama's glow dims on trip to asia says today's headline. you know why it glows dim? asia is racist. >> really? >> i had no idea. >> now you know. that is news fit to print. >> got it. >> you get it. >> they say pat downs don't worka for women in burkas. i speak of the muslim group -- i'm sorry. it is friday. i'm mailing it in. i speak of the muslim group "care" advising women wearing a head covering to allow t sa pat downs only on the head and neck area. nothing below the nothing begin. after -- noggin. the group issued a travel warning to passengers in the u.s. and offered a, quote, special recommendation for the wearers. quote, before you are patted down remind the tsa officer they are only supposed to pat down the area in question, in this area, the head and neck. ie,

that's a bill that if passed would allow students like lee to have a path for citizenship. lee's mother who is not in custody is expected to speak in support of her son at the rally at noon outside barbara boxer's office here in san francisco. live here in san francisco, today in the bay. >> thanks for the update, bob. >> stars and stripes are causing controversy at another school. 13-year-old cody alicia put an american flag on his bicycle to support veterans at a school. the superintendent told him to take it down because some students explained from an incident on campus who student who is brought a mexican flag insighted racial tension. codey and his family said he shouldn't have to put the flag away. >> cominging from a family of veterans and i thought i would support our country. >> he has the flag because he's proud of where he comes from. >> cody's family hopes they can work something out with the school district. >> the creator of the popular garfield comic strip is apologizing for a strip that ran on veteran's day. yesterday's edition shows with a spider is thinki

that's because of a last minute effort who prepared a bill to allow him to stay while congress considers her request. now, lee will come back here tomorrow. >>> we have some wet weather for tonight and for this >>> right now patience is running low and government is back peddling. as of today pilots will not have to go through the new machines or suffer if they refuse t. transportation safety agency says, they will only need to present photo id to get through security, but for the rest of us, the government is standing by to use what it caused advanced imaging technology. the tsa web site includes a reminder that most people will not have to go through the pat down they will be used for passengers who set off alarms or refuse today go through the imaging machines. the tsa points to new poll showings, four out of five americans support the full body scanners. that is national day next wednesday traditionally one of the years busiest travel days, they are encouraging people to choose the pat down. tsa warns the protest could touch off a cascade of delays at major airports. >> some airports including sso and pri

that's because of a last minute effort who prepared a bill to allow him to stay while congress considers her request. now, lee will come back here tomorrow. >>> we have some wet weather for tonight and for this entire weekend, the possibility for snow as well. i'll have your forecast coming up. verizon's your home for samsung galaxy. like the exclusive continuum. and the fascinate. or the samsung galaxy tab that runs flash. come celebrate exciting cars that are stunning to look at, exhilarating to drive and worry free to own. celebrate this holiday season with the gift of platinum. jaguar platinum coverage: five years or 50,000 miles of complimentary scheduled maintenance, and no cost replacement of wear and tear items. visit your bay area jaguar dealer during the platinum celebration for a $599 lease offer on the 2011 xf. >>> right now patience is running low and government is back peddling. as of today pilots will not have to go through the new machines or suffer if they refuse t. transportation safety agency says, they will only need to present photo id to get through security, but for the rest of us, the

weekend senator dianne feinstein asked immigration officials to halt lee's deportation to peru while she considers introducing a billd allow him to stay in the u.s. temporarily. lee and his parents came on a visa when he was 12. the family moved from china to peru and then to the u.s. to avoid persecution in their homeland. they pled for asylum in the u.s. several years ago but they were denied. >> commercial fishermen say there may be no local crab for thanksgiving because of concerns. they will bring test crab into fisherman's wharf to make sure they're mature enough. they weigh up to 2 pounds but when cooked the meat disappears. depending what they get out of the test catch, they may decide to wait until december 1st to start the harvest to give time for the crabs to fully mature. gotta say i'm bummed. no dungeness crabs for thanksgiving. >> you've been talking about that. but you know who's more freaked out besides you. >> who? >> turkeys. means more turkeys consumed. they're all freaking out over this news. >> i'm related to that discussion, too, but we'll save that for another time. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. check

weekend senator dianne feinstein asked immigration officials to halt lee's deportation to peru while she considers introducing a billhat would allow him to stay in the u.s. temporarily. they came on a visa when he was just 12. lawyers claim his family moved from china to peru and then to the u.s. to avoid persecution in their homeland. they applied for asylum in the u.s. several years ago but they were denied. >> governor schwarzenegger is preparing to open the third annual governor's global climate summit at u.c. davis. it will bring together leaders from across the nation and around the world to collaborate on helping to reduce emissions and building green economies. he made a major push for reducing greenhouse emissions when he signed a landmark law in 2006. it has polluters cut their emissions by about a third by 2020. numerous walnut creek neighborhoods maybe off limits to cellphone towers for the next six months. a moratorium in residential areas. the issue came to a head when residents of the vista area fought construction of a 26 foot tower that was to look like a tree at saint stevens catholic church. >> th

over the weekend senator dianne feinstein asked immigration officials to halt lee's deportation to peru while she considers a billhat will allow him to stay in the states temporarily. he came to the u.s. when he was 12. lee's lawyers claim his families moved from china to peru and to the u.s. to avoid persecution in their homeland. they applied for asylum in the u.s. several years ago but the request was denied. numerous walnut creek neighborhoods may be offlimits to new cellphone towers. a six-month moratorium on construction of new wireless towers in residential areas. the issue came to a head when residents of the neighborhood fought construction of a 26 foot tower disguised to look like a tree at saint catholic church. >> now publicly apologizing and will allow a student to fly an american flag on his bicycle. the school official told cody he had to remove the stars and stripes from his bike. >> they said since students were complaining and it was veterans week. so i was kind of confused. flying your country's flag to support veterans and on veterans week they told me i couldn't fly it. >> cody says he put th

just days before lee was to be put on plane to peru senator dianne feinstein intervened by introducing a private immigration billrary halting the deportation process while she seeks a legal solution. immigration reform activists say if passed, the dream act would help lee and others like him. >> we have to do something to stop this from happening to another innocent student. >> reporter: lee's lawyer says he was only given a 75-day extension but she's hoping that i.c.e. will allow him to stay and continue his studies. >> it's my experience that once i.c.e. hasn't successfully removed someone, it is unlikely that he'll be deported again. >> reporter: now we spoke to rick today, the head of people for the stabilization of the population. he said that this whole situation is a traffice etraves united states. he says this is an example of people knowingly defying immigration laws and being rewarded for them. traci grant, nbc bay area news. >> we'll see what happens. thank you. >>> it turns out the mexican born housekeeper did have help from a union. she wanted to tell her story about being fired by meg whitman after

lee to his native p. ru but she waited authorities to wait while she considers introducing a bill that would allow him to stay in the u.s. indefinitely. it follows efforts by his family, friends and school officials to keep him in the u.s. lee and his parents came in 2002 on a tourists visa. the 22-year-old has been detained in arizona for the past eight weeks. >>> green with envy. you won't believe how some people are taking advantage of a state incentive program to dispose of ewaste. >> no information tonight on a crash that killed five people. why one of the people involved is now under arrest. >> it's back to work for congress, though one issue that could affect the wallets of millions of america. the 10:00 news continues in just 90 seconds. ktvu.com, complete bay area news coverage. >> california has spent millions of dollars encouraging people to think green. and recycle their electronic waste. but some people are taking advantage of the state's generosity. ktvu's lloyd lacuesta takes a look in tonight's special report. [ music ] >> reporter: in the movie star wars, scavengeers roamed the universe l

senator boxer's staff met with lee's mother but says she won't introduce a personal bill just for himthe california attorney general's race is one of the closest statewide contests in decades. and it's still too close to call. the official state count shows harris with a slight lead, 45.9% to 45.8%. a difference of 4500 votes. the l.a. times study county by county updates and found 150,000 votes not yet reported by the state. the newspaper's count shows harris leading by just 3600 votes. the final results may not be known until the election gets certified the end of this month. a hercules city council member may face charges of drunk driving and carrying a concealed weapon after he was pulled over earlier this week. police say 65-year-old joe eddie mcdonald was stopped after he made an illegal turn. mcdonald says he had one cocktail at lunch but didn't think he was intoxicated. police also found a loaded firearm in the glove compartment in his car. mcdonald lost his re-election bid last week. up next president obama meets with the leaders of china and japan hoping to boost free trade

senator boxer's staff met with lee's mother and attorney yesterday but won't introduce a personal billust for him. san francisco police are looking for the driver who dragged an officer for a short distance alongside an s.u.v. police pulled over the vehicle yesterday afternoon in the haze valley neighborhood as part of a narcotics investigation. during the stop the driver made some type of movement toward the center console so the officer grabbed his arm. another officer opened fire on the s.u.v. no one was hurt. the vehicle was found abandoned a few blocks away. the california attorney general's race is one of the closest statewide contests in decades and it's still too close to call. the official state count now shows harris with a slight lead, 45.9% to 45.9%. a difference of 5500 votes out of 8 million capped. the times study county by county updates and found 150,000 votes not yet reported by the state. the count shows harris leading by just 3600 votes. final results may not be known until the election gets certified at the end of this month. a hercules city council member makes ch

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david lee miller, downtown manhattan. bill: another day and another troubling new health care report. could you find yourself paying more for your coverage than someone with the same plan, working at the same company? there's a move underway, and you need to know about it, coming up. martha: betty white has become quite the culture icon and now she's getting a whole new honor. bill: 9:30 in new york, top stories, in case you're just waking up with us, elizabeth smart takes the witness stand for the third day today, testifying in the kidnapping trial of brian david mitchell, smart telling jurors that mitchell raped her every day and threatened to kill her family if she tried to run away. he faces life in prison if convicted. >>> from france, nicolas sarkozy's plan to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62 years old is now law. the move is necessary to cut back on government spending and save the country's pension system. unions, angry over that move, with massive strikes across the country, crippling air travel and train travel

boxer's staff met with lee's mother and attorneys but she says she won't introduce a personal bill just for him. >> san francisco police are looking for the driver who dragged an officer for a short distance alongside an suv. police pulled over the vehicle yesterday afternoon in the hayes valley neighborhood as part of a narcotics investigation. police say during the stop, the driver made some type of movement toward the center console and the officer reached in and grabbed his arm. he dragged the officer with him. another officer opened fire on the suv. nobody was hurt. the vehicle was found abandoned a few blocks away. >>> a hercules -- excuse me. the california attorney general's race is too close to call. the official count shows hair west a slight lead to cooly 49.8%, it's a difference of about 8800 votes. they found 150,000 votes not reported by the stated. newspaper's count shows harris shows his lead by 3600 votes. >>> in hercules a city councilmember may face charges of drunken driving and carrying a concealed weapon after he was pulled over yearly in week. police say 65-year-o

bill and martha. hello, everybody, i'm jenna lee, happy friday and thanks for joining us. jon: happy friday indeed, i'm jon scott. we are here in the fox newsroom. "happening now" democrats are trying to make the most of their time left with majorities in both the house and senate. jenna: they are aggressively moving forward on key legislation like "don't ask don't tell," the d.r.e.a.m. act, extending the bush tax cuts, but leaving people more than $250,000 per year off of it. what is driving this really big agenda? james rosen is live on capitol hill with the story. we may see more than one vote on the bush-era taxes. how will they get all that done before the lame-duck session is over. >> reporter: it won't be easy. it looks like the democrats are not going to get their way which is to extend the bush tax cuts only for families making $250,000 or less are opting for a bit of theater. the tax cuts president bush signed into law in 2001 and 2003 are set to expire at year's end. republicans say tharepublican ap easterners making $250,000 a year include many of the nation's

lee is scheduled to be deported to a south american country where he has no family and friends. that is unless house speaker nancy pelosi or senator barbara boxer intervene and responser a private bill. on friday more than 80 students held a [ inaudible ] outside her office in san francisco urging her to stop lee's deportation. the 22-year-old was arrested and is being detained in an immigration jail in arizona. lee and his parents came to the u.s. in 2002 when he was only 12 years old. too young to understand the legal problems that his family could face. he was born in peru to chinese parents and they fled china because of the political repression there. >>> the middle school student who attracted national headlines for being told not to ride his bike with an american flag will be allowed to fly the flag. 13-year-old cody was asked by campus supervisors to remove the flag for concern for his safety. those stem from racial tensions after an doesn't last year when latino students brought mexican flags to school for cinco de ma mayo. the middle school reversed its stance. a school board meeting is scheduled to address the situation and prepare a letter to the community. >>> the power

bill. that is wrong. host: mike lee clerked for samuel ali before coming to washington. then he clerked for supreme court justice alito. why did you come to washingto guest: i learned a lot when i clerked from the justice alito. growing up, i learned that a lot of the problems that we have argued to the failure of congress. the fact that those are not always enforced by the court does not mean that members of congress should restrain their own power. when they are looking at a proposal that does something extraordinary, for example, telling americans who their doctor is, purchase an insurance policy -- we have to make sure that we can sustain it. host: talk about where you grew up. guest: i was born in arizona, i grew up in the utah. my father was an assistant attorney general in the ford administration. from 1981 to 1986, we moved back here in washington when my father work for theolicitor general. then i moved back to utah and went to law school at brigham young university. host: i read that you went to school with harry reid's kids. guest: that is right. strom thurmon

bill. that is wrong. host: mike lee clerked for samuel alito before coming to washington. then he clerked for supreme court justice alito. why did you come to washington? guest: i learned a lot when i clerked from the justice alito. growing up, i learned that a lot of the problems that we have argued to the failure of congress. the fact that those are not always enforced by the court does not mean that members of congress should restrain their own power. when they are looking at a proposal that does something extraordinary, for example, telling americans who their doctor is, purchase an insurance policy -- we have to make sure that we can sustain it. host: talk about where you grew up. guest: i was born in arizona, i grew up in the utah. my father was an assistant attorney general in the ford administration. from 1981 to 1986, we moved back here in washington when my father work for the solicitor general. then i moved back to utah and went to law school at brigham young university. host: i read that you went to school with harry reid's kids. guest: that is right. strom thu

david lee miller, thank you very much, downtown. bill bill first week in august, 1998, 12 years ago and just now you're getting justice perhaps in that courtroom. martha: a long time, right? but as long as it comes eventually, we'll take it. bill: in a moment, acorn workers accused of getting paid to register voters during the election of 2008, now we've got a verdict and it's become -- well, we got a verdict on that so you'll hear about that. and it has become one of the most iconic scenes in u.s. history. >> i can hear you. the rest of the world hears you. and the people -- >> [cheering] >> and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. [applause] >> martha: what a moment that was, up close and personal with president george w. bush in a new interview, how the former commander in chief felt right after the 9/11 attacks in his own words. >> the nation sends its love. and compassion. martha: a new report out of iran that says that the country would join a new round of nuclear talks on november 15th. the news ag

lee of illinois has no sense whatsoever. she faces assault charges after attempting to strike a police officer with a sex toy. apparently she skipped out on the restaurant bill last night. police went to her apt to collect the money. she came back with police call in the report a clear, rigid pleasure device. officers knocked it away. birdstone arrested but no hard time. >> but could face stiff, stiff penalties. >> enough. i cannot read you just read that. >> i cannot believe she did that to a police officer. we donnt know if she got it back either. >> let's go to weather vytas. great weekend ahead. vytas take it away. >> what is the segway? i am not sure. but anyway. talking about a pretty good weekend. oh, jeff, jeff, jeff. good weekend. it looks like a beautiful day out there today. plenty of sunshine. clear conditions. it looks like we will continue to see clearing conditions through the overnight. making the temperatures drop. get cool. 35 degrees right now. out there at bwi thurgood marshall airport. continue to go cooler around the state. those temperatures will fall. and winds are calm. pretty much across the state. but winds are measuring 3 miles pe

bill to block the deportation to peru. >> everybody was shocked but the last week or so we are giving him good news and bad news. another minute we're not sure. >> lee is expected back in the bay area tomorrow on the condition of his release he will have to report to the immigration office in san francisco. >>> police are investigating a white powder mailed to a tv studio where dancing of the stars are from. it follows bristol palin's controversial advance. it contained a threatening letter and a white substance that turned out to be talcum powder. >>> still ahead, michael finney is here with an investigation exposing how much of a potentially harmful chemical is in is in your favorite canned food. >> a bay area woman one of oprah's favorite. >> and dancers d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d

bill. thousands gather at civic center plaza to watch on the big screen. ranger fans believing in lee. murphy, ben, elvis, see nothing and like it. tim strikes out the side. the lee had the giants held scor scoreless until the seventh. 2 on for edgar. high deep and a low had a. 3 run blast. just cleared the fence in left center. only 3 runs the giants scored all night. second huge homer of the series named the series most valuable player. tim give up a solo homer to nelson cruz pulled after 8 innings. wilson 1-2-3 in the 9. giants win it 3-1 and take the series 4 games-1. world series champion for the first time in 56 years. let's go live to mike with the giants in arlington.the champagne is a flowing tonight. i tell you what larry. it was so exciting as you can see family about employee everybody would works for the giant and players out here celebrating. and 56 years of torture they are calling it. waiting since 1954. celebrate in 1981 with the 49 ers. forgot how exciting it can be. the players. the management. the coaches. everybody just going crazy. as you can see here in the clubh

bill, s tim sporting the bow tie look. showed you earlier civic center plaza. i got the highlights memorized backwards and fords already. cliff lee to center. juan follow was another single setting the table for edgar. 2 down in the inning. lee hangs a slider and edgar is all over it. 3 run homer. he choked with torrez before he got up but he was going to hit one out and called the shot. edgar second big homer of the series. they were going crazy in arlington as well as in the plaza. edgar named the world series mvp. bottom 7 ranger would not go quietly. here it comes. bang. there it goes. nelson solo homer to left. that made it 3 homer to left. that made it 3-1 game. the only run the rangers got. bruce kept in the he said pushing button perfectly. settled down. scoreless 8. strikes out hamilton open the fraichlt final out call from duane on knbr. >> right hander for the giants throws swing and a miss. and that's it. the giants about for first time in 52 years, the giants are world champion they come roaring. >> edgar joins the legend gehring, dimaggio and players with multiple world series clinching rbi. did it for florida back

steve lee came to the united states when he was 11 years old and claims he didn't know he was in the country illegally. senator dianne feinstein entered a bill to block the deportation, and today he was released by i.c.e. he has been in custody since september. >> i think it was utterly shock because the last we can or so we have been giving him good news and bad news. one minute he is getting deported, one mint, his not, another minute, we're not sure. >> alan: lee has to report to the immigration office in san francisco on a regular basis. >>> 24 million people are expected to fly next week for thanksgiving. that means 2.5 million people are expected to crowd the airports during each day of the hemp today, president obama said he understands people's frustrations over the patdowns and body scans. the tsa posted a holiday travel message on its web site and on youtube, reminding travelers they're subject to patdowns at security checkpoints, many passengers say it inavoids their privacy. >> you receive a patdown from someone of the same gender. >> alan: the tsa has done an about-face with i with -- with airline pilots. >> president obama is h

bill creating a path of citizenship for him and tens of thousands of others. he's just re -- relieved to be back with his family. >> he's thank oofl steve lee had been scheduled to be deported to peru but that is on hold. his parents ordered sent to china china has not agreed to accept them. the u.s. is not moving to deport them forcibly. so the family is still together. >> we have an update now on a story we have been following about an iraqi boy named mustafa. >> his father brought him to the bay area for surgery. his mother loved him enough to let him go. and knowing she might never see him, or her husband, again. >> he is five years old now, learning english, how to play nicely with his little brother, a year sunger, they were separated almost go years, so were their parents. the war with iraq injured mustafa. now, they're reunited in san francisco thanks to many good samaritans. mustafa survived a u.s. air strike. >> when the bomb hit our neighbor's house, and musfafa gets like... a chance he was barely two years old. the family went to syria to get help without success them couldn't find work lived on savings and family support. a horrible time. >> and

rand paul and mike lee and incoming republican congressman, jeff denim, other republican members of congress have been making noises about opposing in he increase in the death. bill john on of ohio told the wall street journal, quote, most of us agreed that to increase the limit would be a betrayal of what we told voters woe do. these republicans actually follow through on their threat to vote against raising the debt ceilings. the consequences could be catastrophic for the country. we are not just talking about a government shutdown, which would be bad enough. we also run a real risk of precipitating a general global financial panic. that's how this particular game of chicken ends. that's what the car flying off the cliff looks like. on these two major policy areas, one having to do with our national economy and one with foreign policy, republicans are behaving like adolescents willing to drive the station wagon off the cliff with negotiations with their parents not people interested in the well-being of this country. the approach seems to be turn the headlights on, slam on the gas and see what happens. joining us now, economist and codirector of the senator for

lee has been destained in arizona since -- detained in arizona since september. friends and family campaigned. senator feinstein stepped in asking authorities to wait till she introduced a bill allowing him to stay in the united states temporarily. >>> now a major airport and a congressman want to get rid of the tsa all together. an orlando airport wants to take advantage of a law that would allow them to replace the tsa with a private contractor. and one lawmakers says that he thinks it is time for change. >> now this personal intrusion with the private person pat downs is the straw that's going to break the camels back. >> reporter: santa clara county d.a says that he plans charge anyone who goes beyond the pat down process? >>> patients currently taking propoxyphene are being asked to consult with doctors before they stop the medication. >>> the cdc recommends taking antibiotics exactly as prescribed making sure to finish the course even if you feel better. don't ask your doctor for an antibiotic if you have a cold or flu because those are caused by viruses viruses. >>> we showed you the computer model last night. it should start raining in the bay area right about now. t