my name is bryan davis -- brian davis and in the executive director of freedom from tobacco. we work for the lgbt community's health and against a tobacco which is targeting our committee. -- big tobacco which is targeting our community. i am a mayor to call the activists and have been since 2000. my husband and i were married in this building. i have been very active in that movement. the reason i bring this up is to show i am as a civil rights activist, i know i civil rights issue when i see it. the issue of tobacco in the lgbt community is a civil rights issue because the tobacco companies target our community deliberately, knowing that we're vulnerable because of homophobia. the target us to get us to smoke more and because of homophobia, we do smoke more. homophobia obviously is what we're talking about when we're talking about a civil rights issue in our community. big tobacco has been targeting as deliberately since the 1990's. they have done all kinds of advertising deliberately advertising -- targeting us. i have others. they have tried to give money to organizations

commander brian davis pays a visit and speaks with his subordinate, sergeant ray satee. >> that particularkend there was a few incidents that happened within my precinct that as a commanding officer i had to address. >> surveillance cameras cover two portions of the precinct's lobby. the area in front of the reception desk and the space behind the desk. 38-year-old lamar moore enters and walks slowly through the room. suddenly, he opens fire. >> i felt pain in my ear. i reached it. i see blood. >> the sergeant is grades in the ne neck. officer david andersen, who just started his shift, is shot in the forehead. >> just heard a very, very loud boom. felt like i was hit in the head with a baseball bat. lost my balance and went down. don't remember hitting the floor. >> off camera, sergeant terry schultz is also hit. >> i was shot center mass in my bulletproof vest. >> as commander davis crouches to avoid the gunman, he takes sergeant satee's gun and tries to fend off the attacker. >> i fired several shots after ducking down and looking back up, trying to use cover and conceal at the same tim

authorities today ruled the death of a teenager who opened fire at police was a suicide. 19-year-old brian akers davis shot himself in the head may second after a police chase that started in oakley. during the chase akers davis shot at officers with a high powered rifle. no officers were hurt. >> today we look at new success in the battle of child obesity. john fowler joins us with the story of a young man that is offering hope to others. >> reporter: we want to you to meet a remarkable man. >> i had gone all the rails with my weight really bad. sugar levels, cholesterol, it was just a mess. i had gone through 10 diets probably. so this was the last chance. >> reporter: his last chance, this pioneering pediatric weight control program at lucielle packers program. >> we consider our program a lifestyle change not a diet. >> reporter: it's a gradual six month whole family change in food choices. reduced screen time and increased activity. weekly meetings with behavioral coaches and diaries. about 80% graduate. hidalgo just joined as a mentor. >> because of him a lot of kids have joined the program and

jim shrek, zack johnson, looking good, davis love only one over and brian hackney yesterday, we were out throwing the baseball, there is your take, and our director is even par. well, and summer of 1998 the olympics were held in korea. who framed roger rabbit was a blockbuster movie and the giants swept the braves in atlanta and have not done it since. tim hudson was wiping down his head with a chalk bag, madison baumgartner era on the road is three points higher than at home and got help from his friends early. the braves were held to just three hits. but one of those, freddie freeman bomb in the second inning, game tied at 1 and baumgartner has given up four home runs in his last two starts on the road. michael bourn shoots one into the gap, a run scores to give the braves the lead and watch born motor. rumor has it that the giants are interested in trading for michael bourn which would give a new identity to the top of the lineup. thank you very much. meanwhile, tim hudson allowed two runs in seven and a third. the giants down one in the ninth. they bumped back, to end the game, g

davis love the third. a good pics there. brian is taking phil mickelson.or some reason everyone in the weather department goes with phil mickelson. and then the director of this program, can i get a shot of you in the booth? wayne is picking the european, wait for me, where is he? he is going with an excellent pick. mainly because he is an irishman. roberta was off rolling out the first pitch for the a's today. how about this? will farrell was going to throw out the first pitch and then someone delivered a pizza to him. he did not have any money so the cubs pitcher ryan dempster had to pay for the pizza so will farrell decided to shout down by eventually did throw out the first pitch. will farrell doing his thing ... that is a bill murray story, isn't it? [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." >>> as the chefs to the oven 12. from the very plaza farmer's market in san francisco, hello welcome to eye on the bay. tonight it's all about san francisco chefs. a celebration of our culinary stores. for three days, august

brian roberts, on the disabled list. that has placed rookie in left field. and chris davis among the fill- ins for markakis. looks forward to the all-star break. >> you know, regrouping, trying to get some people healthy, more than anything else. markakis is looking great. he's going to be an option with no sets backs that's all encouraging. so the regroup part of it is, we're trying to hold the fort here and finish as strong as we can. and you know, see how we want to start the second half with the rotation. >> speaking of those pitchers, chris tillman had an outstanding start in seattle. he could be a big addition to the starting rotation in the second half of the season. zach briton is another possible addition. >>> more on the o's coming up next hour. plus, the legal battle heats up between the nfl and the new orleans saints. i'll have details ahead in sports at 6:00. back to you for now. >> all right, mark. thank you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. >>> a brutal heat wave bears down on baltimore. and when the weather is this hot, it can also be dangerous. i'm monique griego. coming up, a warning ,,

davis. easy play to the bag. one out. >> joe: one down, and the battle is jerry hairston junior. the producer is pete machska, director bill web. associate director brianeterman. eldona. executive producer of pre-game show, done bowie, mack santini and producer ethan klineberg. director mark dieber. our thanks as always as steve horn, editorial consultant in the broadcast booth. one out, nobody on, hairston. >> joe: strike one on hairston. tonight is 0-3. only hits belong to dee gordon, scott van slyke and tony gwynn junior. three singles. that's it. to the shortstop. tejada gets that high bounce and takes it over to first. two out. the mets pitchers working on their tenth shutout of the season. >> eric: bottom line of the mets is good. flat-out good. they are a team if they can maintain the pitching that will keep them in ballgames, because they have one of the top staffs in the national league. they can continue to get good pitching there is no reason why they won't be competitive the entire second half. >> joe: terry collins has done a great job with these guys. dan warthen has done a great job with the rotation. trying to figure out the bullpen. no