bryan. then, the palestinian president on application for u.n. membership. then, israeli prime minister netanyahu. now, the life of william >> good evening, welcome to the third installment of c-span's "the contenders" series. we look at the life of william jennings bryan. what better way to introduce you to the man by hearing directly from him. this is commonly referred to as the "cross of gold" speech. >> we do not come as aggressors. our goal is not a goal of conquest. we are fighting in defense of our families and prosperity. we have traditions and our traditions have been scorned. our in treaties have been disregarded. we have begged and they have bought an hour, amit-- we have balked. we brought forth confidence that we shall win. >> the words of william jennings bryan. we are coming to you from his home and office in the state capital of nebraska. and hisjennings bryan wife moved here in 1902. we are coming to you from the first floor. he did much of his riding an entertaining here in

bryan and their family. the most important thing came out of the restoration of this home was the role of his wife annette -- a representation in this office. >> the two sat directly across from each other and work on everything, correct? >> they certainly did. his wife was a beloved wife and helpmate. bryant said that. >> how much of the material there is original? >> very few of the pieces are original furnishings. these furnishings and this office have been collected to represent what was originally in the room based on some very fine photographs. >> he was seated in that chair, adjacent to you. would he feel comfortable, would it feel like his study at the turn of the century? >> it would feel very much like his office at the turn of the century. even a cluttered desk and the open bible. >> we will check in with you, bob puschendorf, throughout the program. thank you for opening up this home to c-span cameras. we're joined from west virginia. we welcome your calls and participation. this is the third of

is that true, and did bryan ever talk about it? guest: bryan did talk about the secret ballots. it was not a major issue, but it came up in issues of potential corruption of companies that would bring in voters to vote for alexian's or require voters to vote in a certain way. these allegations were made and especially in nebraska. it released all its men from its western job sites and brought them into omaha or the lincoln and told them which way to vote, so that kind of activity led politicians to object and to call for the kind of secret ballot that would allow individuals to vote how they wanted without the pressure of corporate interests in the election. >> our next guest comes from reno, nevada. caller: [unintelligible] >> we will try one more time. we are getting some feedback. let's go to nancy next in dayton, tennessee. >> i am nancy, and i am from dayton, tenn., home of the scopes trial. i am not old enough to remember it curio -- to remember it. i know several people who were there, and the drug store was there for many years, and the table where it all started, and i

bryan and their family. the most important thing came out of the restoration of this home was the role of his wife annette -- a representation in this office. >> the two sat directly across from each other and work on everything, correct? >> they certainly did. his wife was a beloved wife and help make. -- helpmate. >> how much of the material there is original? >> very few of the pieces are original furnishings. these furnishings and this office have been collected to represent what was originally in the room based on some very fine photographs. >> he was seated in that chair, adjacent to you, would he feel comfortable, would it feel like his study at the turn a century? >> it would feel very much like his office at the turn of the century. even a cluttered desk and the open bible. >> we will check in with you, bob puschendorf, throughout the program. thank you for opening up this home to c-span cameras. we're joined from west virginia. we welcome your calls and participation. this is the third of our serie

so when they heard bryan's gravelly voice, they were stunned. and he didn't utter just one word, he even managed to have a short conversation and asked to see his kids. in fact, today, his son and daughter visited san francisco general hospital to talk with their dad. for months, the family of bryan stow has been looking for any sign of improvement, and it came in a big way this week. >> he said his first name. he said his birthday. and he said his last name and he knew both of his children's names. and he said, tabby, for his daughter's name, and they asked what that was short for, and he said tabatha. so it's there. he remembers, which is great. >> reporter: he says stow's 12-year-old son, tyler, and his 9-year-old daughter, tabatha, plan to visit their father today at san francisco general hospital, hoping to hear his voice and have a conversation with their dad. >> yeah, they're excited to go up and see him. >> reporter: denny simon has been friends with stow for 25 years. they were roommates at this house in santa cruz. he says stow's famil

the lawyers were clarence darrow and william jennings bryan. bryan had been a democratic candidate for president in 1896, 1900 and 1908. he was the nominee three times. in fact, the first time he was only 36 years of age. he was a gifted orator and a hero of the little people. but by the middle of the 1920s he's in his 60s, and he has been sort of relegate canned to an aside role in democratic party politics, and he becomes the leader, really, of this movement called fundamentalism. and the apex of this was when the big trial took place in dayton, tennessee. and, of course, william jennings bryan goes down this to work with the prosecution. a footnote to this is that one of the preacher, in fact, the man probably most responsible for getting william jennings bryan to go to dayton, tennessee, was j. frank norris. and one of the last things that bryan did before he died just a few days after that trial while he was still in dayton, tennessee, he dropped dead, was write a handwritten note to j. frank norris in fort worth thanking him for his help,

stow reportaron que bryan finalmente pudo sostener una conversacin...portal de internet dedicado a bryan, este pudo decir los nombres de sus dos hijos, y que despus pudo decir su fecha de nacimiento y a su hermana le dijo que la queria... ---cuando le mostraron una fotografia de sus hijos, dijo que queria verlos... stop open roll open cu - anchor ---ahora nos enlazamos con blanca garza quien se encuentra en el centro cultural de la mision en san francisco... ---blanca cuentanos, que haces por alli... take pkg blanca live take pkg todo comenzo como un sueÑo en 1976, por un grupo de estudiantes frustrados de take pkg todo comenzo como un sueÑo en 1976, por un grupo de estudiantes frustrados de la universidad estatal de san francisco que querian ver mas representacio n chicana y latina en el distrito de la mision. desde entonces sus contribuciones a la herencia hispana son bastas. aqu en sus instalaciones ubicadas en el 2868 de la calle mission, cuentan con un departamento de graficas que ha logrado diseÑos que se han ganado reconocimient os y el respeto a

, but bryan's dad did. the family represents their son, a giant's fan beaten outside of dodger's stadium opening-day is still recovering. today marks the 10th annual strikeout violence day. they held the day honoring survivors of violence and groups committed to stopping it in the community. an hour ago we caught up one group, an organization which helps domestic violence victims. at tonight's game group volunteers are selling $1 raffle tickets for the the chance to win a signed, giant's jersey. >> it's not about any one particular cause. i think it's that we all come together and all trying to work to create a violence-free community. >> i like the jersey. >> reporter: this couple may win one of these jerseys if they are lucky and told me that they walked away feel going about helping a group that was reaching out to the community. we're told that it has the largest volunteers, 150 volunteers and we'll have fine numbers of on la casa reached and proving that giving can be more rewarding than you think. rep

the company is laid off -- has laid off its 1,100 employees last month. >>> the family of bryan stowt a magical time in his recovery effort. he is now saying hello and goodbye to people who visit him, he is now remembering facing and remembering names. he left for the first time in six months. he was brought out to a patio area where he was able to soak up the sun. bryan stow described the experience as magical. >> it is magical for us to read about it and it is man call for us to see him go through it and it is great. >> they do say bryan stow has a long road to recovery. >> that is a good story. let's go to sal, i know you have the chopper going, what is going on? >>> we have that fire being put out in santa clara in a strip mall, looks like a small business three-alarm fire but the fire is out. el comino royal, people will slow down, this is an area where you may need to go slowly. no major problems there. of course if you are driving in the county we have a lot of slow traffic highway 4 and crock and -- and antioch and bay point, it looks good and if you are driving on the san ma

topvo ---continua recuperandos e bryan stow..nformaron que el viernes pasado, sacaron a bryan a tomar el aire libre por primera vez desde que fuera hospitalizado por la golpiza recibida en el estadio de los dodgers hace ya varios meses... ---bryan estuvo sentado recibiendo la luz del sol por unos minutos con los ojos cerrados y describio a sus familiares dicho momento como magico... cu - anchor ---deciden hablar ante los medios varias madres de familia cuyos hijos fueron acusados de un delito que sorprendi a la comunidad de redwood city... ---tambien acusan a las autoridades escolares de no respetar los derechos de sus hijos... pilar niÑo nos amplia en el siguiente reportaje... take pkg take pkg estas madres han vivido un infierno...a sus hijos de 12 a 14 anos de edad los acusaron de haber agredido sexualmente a dos ninas en un paseo de la escuela intermedia john f. kennedy en redwood city el pasado mes de marzo. 1:17:10 pero es duro yo nunca me habia imaginado eso que los estan acusando de algo que ni uno se lo cree 1:17:18 el r

los angeles dodgers are building the legal framework to sue the two men accused of brutally beating bryan stow, the two suspects are charged with nearly beating the santa cruz man to death during the dodgers home open they are march. they have filed papers revealing their attention to sue the duo. they say the suit is designed to put the responsibility on the attack on the two defendants, bryan stow's family sued the dodgers in may blaming poor security, poor lighting and response time for the incident. >>> just after midnight, a shooting happened in residential area in san jose. an officers shot at two men. one man was hit and taken to the local hospital. police arrested the second suspect and are questioning him. >> i'm not sure how they came about this car, but they did run the license plate and knew the vehicle was stolen. two vehicles were in the vehicle. something transpired that transpired for them to discharge one of weapons. >>> investigators are still trying to determine whether a chp officer or a san jose police officer shot the suspect. an officer from each agency fired a weap

medical bills for beaten san francisco giants fan bryan stow are expected to be more than $50 million. >> that estimate is in a lawsuit filed against the dodgers. he still remains hospitalized five months after being attacked outside dodgers stadium. >>> no arrests in latest protest against bart. roughly two dozen protesters marched through the civic center bart station last night. they were calling on part to disban its police force. the online group anonymous organized this protest. bart says it is taking legal steps to thwart future protests. >>> let's get you out the door. a little traffic. a little weather. >> and a little christie. >> sure. that goes without saying. >> good morning to you guys. yeah, it's going to be a nice one today. we are going to see a little more sunshine and squeezing out a few more degrees in the inland valleys. this morning contending with cloud cover as we often do this time of morning and this time of year. we saw the clouds pull back from the coast overnight. actually started to see parts of the bay fill in as well. current temperatures right now sitt

propiciaron las condiciones para la agresin en contra de bryan.tilo de vida extravagante de mccourt, tambin caus que se redujera el personal de seguridad en el estadio. vo -- un medico y profesor de medicina de la universidad de san francisco encontro que las mujeres con un busto grande son mas propensas a padecer cancer del seno. -- dicen los expertos que cuando se realiza un mamograma, los tejidos de grasa aparecen de color negro mientras que los tejidos densos se ven de color blanco, el mismo color de los tumores, por lo que hace mas dificil encontrar esos tumores que se pueden desarrollar en cancer. ---por cierto en california la asamblea ya aprob un proyecto de ley del senador joe simitian que requeriria a los medicos a informar a sus pacientes si ellas tiene senos densos. y ahora se espera la decision del gobernador brown. cu ---el debate entre los pre-candidatos republicanos a la presidencia realizado anoche esta dando mucho de que hablar, pero no tanto por los temas, sino por la reaccin de la audiencia... take vo ---cuando el moderador del

los angeles dodgers are building the legal framework to sue the two men accused of brutally beating bryan stow, the two suspects are charged with nearly beating the santa cruz man to death during the dodgers home open they are march. they have filed papers revealing their attention to sue the duo. they say the suit is designed to put the responsibility on the attack on the two defendants, bryan stow's family sued the dodgers in may blaming poor security, poor lighting and response time for the incident. >>> just after midnight, a shooting happened in residential area in san jose. an officers shot at two men. one man was hit and taken to the local hospital. police arrested the second suspect and are questioning him. >> i'm not sure how they came about this car, but they did run the license plate and knew the vehicle was stolen. two vehicles were in the vehicle. something transpired that transpired for them to discharge one of weapons. >>> investigators are still trying to determine whether a chp officer or a san jose police officer shot the suspect. an officer from each agency fired a weap

bryan stow described this experience as magical. >> it is magical for us to see him go through it and it's great. >> doctors are encouraged by bryan stow's recent progress, even so, he still has a long road to recover the are you. >>> the ntsb said the blame is squarely on pg&e for the explosion that killed several people and destroyed dozens of homes. pg&e vows to follow-through on all the safety recommendationels detailed in that federal report. >>> we now know the man found burned to death was a paroled killer. he was paroled from prison last year after serving more than 29 years for seconds degree murder. -- second-degree murder. renee washington was also found stabbed to death in the burning home. police are treating both deaths as homicides. >>> a car filled with wood chips cause fire yesterday. they tried to take the train to a place where they could fight the fire and once the train was stopped, firefighters climbed on board and put out the flames. >>> time now 4:44 san francisco's planned subway system is becoming a big part of the mayor's race. the $1.6 billion project has t

last year bryan it was just must have been great fun. 13-1. what a dream. >> we had some players that made us look really smart. we took advantage of it. >> and tell us a little bit about what the grows mains are without your number one quarterback ricky lloyd who's now at south mississippi. >> you know, we have faced two very tough opponents, they did their job. they showed us what our weaknesses were. now it's our job as coaches to come out and keep taking steps toward the lead. >> is it difficult for you when you're playing a team like kennedy, you've never played them. they're starting a whole new program here. is there a sense that there's a wild card here at all. >> absolutely. what you see on film is they are well prepared, they're fundamentally sound. their coach is doing a great job. we know they're going to be prepared for what we do. we just have to do what we do relevantly well tonight. >> who is the big guy? who should i be looking for tonight? give me a number, give me a name. >> number two, lito thompson should be running the fi

. >>> new information about injured giants fan bryan stow the new information we are getting. >>> and the next big thing for handle could be unveiled in the next couple of weeks. the voice of real girls. since i post new looks almost every day... i have to shop almost as often. t.j.maxx is great because i can score designer fashion... without spending like there's no tomorrow. that's what it's all about. fashion direct from designers. savings direct to you. i post for fashionistas... but i'm a maxxinista. t.j.maxx. let us make a maxxinista out of you. looks like it's bumper to bumper on the interstate. i gotta get to cleveland! remove your belt, your watch, your shoes. i wonder what gas costs today. seven dollars for a pillow! an extra bag costs what? i hate traffic! ♪ [ child ] the train is now arriving. [ male announcer ] the train has arrived indeed. amtrak guest rewards members earn double points this fall for any trip on amtrak. details at amtrak.com. . >>> family's website said bryan stow is able to say his own name as well as the names of his son and daughter and has asked to s

and that is why to salvage his case, he called william jennings bryan to the stand as an expert on the bible. there were too many people in the courtroom. the judge was afraid that the floor was going to collapse. it was a second-story courtroom. you can go there and see it. it is beautifully preserved and in fact they still have trials in that courtroom and so they all went went outside to a platform built under the maple trees in the courtyard and that is where what i called the single greatest confrontation, legal confrontation in american history took place with darrow questioning brian about -- very little about science and much more of did jonah really stay three days in the whale? [laughter] how did this make it around before -- dated hop on its tail? he asked these questions to embarrass william jennings bryan and what he did ask prying questions about science, brian was so an educated that he hadn't take that's horrible to look into it and he could answer those questions so to an educated audience and this was the first trial that was carried by radio across the country, to an

cu ---los gastos por el tratamiento medico que bryan stow ha recibido exceden los 50 millones de dolareske vo ---esta cifra fue revelada por los abogados de la familia de stow quienes interpusieron una demanda civil en contra de la organizacion de los dodgers y el propietario del equipo frank mccourt... ---en la querella se alega que las instalaciones anticuadas y la falta de seguridad en el estadio de los dodgers propiciaron las condiciones para la agresin en contra de bryan... ---segun los abogados, el estilo de vida extravagante de mccourt tambin caus que se redujera el personal de segurida en el estadio./.. cu ---por segunda ocasin en tan solo una semana, se reporta otra agresin sexual cerca de la universidad estatal de california en san jose... take vo ---la agresin mas reciente ocurri la madrugada del domingo al sur de la calle 9 y la calle san salvador... ---hasta el momento no se ha revelado informacin sobre la condicin medica de la victima ni del agresor.. ---debido a que el incidente ocurri fuera del plantel, la policia de san jos esta cargo de la investigacion... topvo ---esta

>> william james brian. -- we aren't jennings bryan and harr and. >> why? >> she talked about recidivism. there are echoes of him even today. i was at a rally -- not a rally -- a republican event, with the republican establishment, actually, in the war room. all of a sudden, this chant breaks out, "end the fed! end the fed!" that is ron paul's crowd. these things do not disappear throughout the years. that is the cross of gold speech, the modern version. they reappear, even if they lose. >> in their redefine defeat. >> over and over again, there are people who lose an election, and in the immediate sense they would be written off, but who in fact in some cases turn out to be catalysts for political changes that will transform the country. think of al smith in 1928. he lost to herbert hoover, the paved the way for franklin roosevelt and the urban immigrant labor coalition that sustain the democratic party of through john f. kennedy. even more, barry goldwater, who lost overwhelmingly in 1964, and people said the conservatism was dead. but the fact is, coldwa

bryan dericco reports. ">>>at the dr. martin luther king library... students, faculty and staff can borrow something more than books e student computing rvice center is lending i-pads.... for up to four hours at a time. john wenzler is the associate dean for digital futures at s-j-s-u and was a driving force getting the ipads. (john wenzler) "we introduced the ipads to see how the students would use them to help with their classes." students are using the tablet compurters for everything from leisure activities to taking notes. (jeff cortez, marketing major) it brings technological diversity because not aot ple know how to use an ipad. (standup) ipads have also become avaable for students at the casa student suess centr which is loone op florr of macquirie hall in room 533 peer menr, michelle pasc he bng the ipads to the success center. she sees this as a good oppurtunity to get students hands on the latest technology. (michelle pascua) "i think it's the innovation that it brings with having technology at your fingertips." you can borrow the ipads for

bryan stow, the man severely beaten at dodgers stadium is speaking for the first time since the brutal attack. marianne favro has the new details and joins us from the newsroom. not just random sentences here. stow is reaching out for his kids. >> i talked to his friend of 25 years. he says stow's family is thrilled with the new development and says stow had a short conversation and said he wanted to see his kids. so today they visited their dad, hoping to hear his voice. last week bryan stow could only make subtle facial expressions. this week stow said several words. he had a short conversation. his long time friend and roommate is thrilled. >> he said his first name. he said his birthday. he said his last name. he knew both of his children's names. he said tabby for his daughters name. that's short for tabitha. so it's there. he remembers. which is great. >> he says stow's 12-year-old son tyler and 9-year-old daughter tabitha plan to visit their dad today at the san francisco general hospital hoping to hear his voice. >> they're excited to see him. >> the major improvements came a w

bryan stow spoke for the very first time since the attack that nearly killed him. his first request. >>> if you have the kind of phone that dials on its own, make sure you're not calling the police. the bay area city where pocket dialing could cost you $200 a pop. >>> and take your status, speed, top stories and add a timeline. there is a new term to add to your facebook lingo. how the site is letting you share more of your life. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. >>> it may be the most dramatic sign of his recovery. giants fan bryan stow spoke for the very first time since getting beaten into a coma in the spring. his family said when the speech therapist showed him pictures of the kids, he said, "i would like

william jennings bryan was not against darwinism because he earther.at pthirdea william jennings bryan was very much worried that darwinism would be used -- evolution would be used as an excuse to not help support, not help children, not help people with disabilities. that is what he was really arguing against. i picked him now because he is this misunderstood guy. >> do you have any idea we could compare into today? >> 0, boy. >> it is politics. >> let me tell you what i think about him. maybe that will help. to generate a modern political figure. i think of them -- i think of him as a good campaigner. those speeches, there are several of them, they are quite memorable. he also is committed to campaigning. he is one of the modern presidents, one of the first modern presidents who gets off of his porch. william mckinley did not. i think he even campaigns -- >> there is an amazing statistic to show you how much he transformed the campaign. in 1896, more americans turned out to see them in person. more people turned out to see them in person than 100 years later turned out to sea bill cl

. >>> bryan stow's family calls this a, quote, magical time in his recoverry. the giants fan was beaten in march and getting stronger and more responsive. his family says bryan sat up on the side of his hospital bed and has been telling things things is like, hi, bye, i love you. bryan went outside for the first time in nearly six months and when asked how he felt about it, he said, quote, it's magical. >> it's been six months now since that beating. >> i know. >> so good for him. >>> hey, weather-wise, i think we're in for a good one today. >> think it's going to be sun and warm. >> yes, a nice fall treat the way we like it at this time of the year. should be a fantastic day ahead as we'll see plenty of sunshine. temperatures are going to be hot especially inland, temperatures as high as 60 in mountain view, 62 in concord, 50 degrees and cool in the napa valley. and 52 degrees in santa rosa just a couple of patches of fog out toward the coastline. how about those temperatures today? yup. they are going to be something else! 92 degrees in antioch, about 79 gorg

and giants fan bryan stow makes major step in his recovery almost six months after he was beaten into a coma. inside the washington monument when the east coast earthquake struck. we have a new look at the frantic race for safety. sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only $29 a month for six months. hd-ready dvr included at no extra charge. plus get up to 182 channels with hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. even upgrade to over 170 hd channels. that's more than cable. [ female announcer ] call now to get at&t u-verse tv for only $29 a month for six months. hd-ready dvr included at no extra charge. plus get up to 182 channels with hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] and at&t

william jennings bryan had been a democratic candidate for president in 1896. he was the nominee three times. in fact, the first time is only 36 years of age. he was a gifted lawyer and a hero's people called him the great commoner. by the middle of the 19 strong he is his 60s and has been relegated to a side role in democratic party politics and he becomes the leader really of this movement called fundamentalism. and the apex of this is in the big trip to vegas in dayton, tennessee. of course william jennings bryan goes out there to work with the prosecution. a footnote this is one of the preachers, in fact the man most responsible for getting william jennings to go to dayton tennessee was frank morris. one of the last things that brain dead before he died just a few days after the trial, while he was still in tennessee was write a handwritten note to jay frank torres, thanking him for his help, encouragement and going to the trail and norris opened by a handwritten note after he'd gotten the news that william jennings bryan had died in a printed note in his n

. >>> remarkable progress reported by the family of bryan stow. bryan stow is now able to say his own name as well as the names of his son and daughter and has asked to see pictures of his children. at the same time new blood clots have appeared and his recovery will still be a long one. >>> 5:08 is the time get go back to sal. >>> we can see it a little bit far away from our camera at 880 at 23rd and you can see traffic is a little bit slow but they have just opened the roadway southbound 880 at 23rd. they had lanes blocked but now they are on the right shoulder. let's look at the westbound bay bridge, looks light coming into san francisco. if you are in the north bay, traffic is moving along well. 509 let's go to steve. >> sal. our comment was it was thicker than the beard. >> thank you steve. >> twitter nation. >>> low clouds and fog for the morning hours and the fog is not going anywhere by the coast. it is doing this but the east bay is not making it yet. if you have it, you can always tweet me probably over san pablo bay but san jose mostly

. >>> bryan stow is calling this a magical time in his recovery effort.lo and goodbye to people. he is now remembering names and this week he remembers his name for the first time in six months. he bass brought out to a secluded patio area and bryan stow described the essence -- experience as magical. >> we always hoped he would wake up and do the things he was able to do before and hopefully some day he will come back to work. >>> now doctors do say he still has a long road to recovery. >>> let's check in with sal, how is it looking out there sal? >>> looking pretty good and the list we get from chp, we don't have a lot of incidents. highway 4 bay point, traffic is moving along nicely coming through bay point and as i look here or at any of the other troubled spots in this area they had been cleared up but they are now gone which is nice. this is a look at 880 interstate traffic in oakland and we are now looking at the commute on the east shore freeway via our map system vallejo and richmond traffic is nice moving to hayward and union city on interstate

bryan stowe's attack in the know cited dr. stadium on march 31st. he remains in santa is so general with a serious brain injury. >> a santa cruz man is due to appear in a wine court to face charges of kidnapping and murder. the santa cruz occurring meanwhile on vacation when mallee. the body of celestial cassman was found earlier this month after witnesses reported seeing her struggle with the man. the man took off running and jump off of a 100 ft. cliff into the ocean. police got him the next day. gerald kelly jr. was found on a reef and was taken to hospital until yesterday when he was discharged and processed by police. he is being held without >> these are the suspects in last month's drive-by shooting on international boulevard. they believed in art pulled the trigger and torrence was the driver. >> giselle esteban has missed another court appearance. she was supposed to enter a plea yesterday. a representative from the public defender's office excuse to deny give reason why she was not there. her first missed chordate was due to a medical issu

. >>> the lawyers representing the family of san francisco giants' fan bryan stow say they expect medicalosts to top $50 million. he was beating march 31. he remains in a coma. a lawsuit has been filed against frank mccourt and 13 others. >>> the two men charged with murdering a toddler pleaded not guilty. these are the suspects in the crime. police believe lawrence denard pulled the trigger and willie torrence are the driver. you are looking at the victim, carlos nava. two men were injured. the shooting was gang related. >>> the woman accused of murdering a nursing student missed a court appearance today. it's the second court appearance giselle esteban missed. a representative excused her, did not explain with why she wasn't there. giselle esteban is suspected of killing michelle le who was last seen at kelli kaiser medical center in may. >>> jr stone has details of the new protest and the response. >> reporter: the sounds of a bart protest for the fifth monday in a row. >> we were ordering you to get out of the street and on to the sidewalks. this is not -- >> reporter: no bart station

posible encubrimien encubrimiento, en relación al asesinato del agente de la patrulla fronts liza bryanscales sabían y trataron de esconder que los rifles de asaltos encontrados en la escena delt crimen, eran parte de las miles de armas que agentes estadounidenses federales pusieron en manos de narcotraficantes mexicanos, con intención de seguirles el rastro. los fiscales mencionados son el de arizona, asignado a otro caso y su jefe en washington, janet byrd que presentó su renuncia el martes. para hablar más de rápido y furioso y sus implicaciones. nos acompaña nuestro analista carlos rajo. buenas tardes. >>> que tal josé, buenas tardes. >>>josé: todos los días hay nueva información sobre cosas oscuras en este caso ¿piensas que esto continuara saliendo a la luz pública? >>> josé, no solo este día lo que tú ya señalaste, que los fiscales trataron de ocultar la información que vinculaba las armas con la muerte del agente. hoy mismo se supo una horas después, que gente en la casa blanca, altos asesores del presidente obama, también estuvieron enterados, muchos meses antes de que estos se

bryan left his hospital room friday for the first time since in six months. he called the experience quote magical. >>> san francisco george gascon is under fire over a memo involving the city's dna crime lab. >> we are calling upon d.a. george gascon to release the memo that the court has ordered him to release. >>> the three candidates running against gascon claimed the memo contains irregularities that could effect hundreds of criminal cases. gascon says the memo includes internal communications relevant only to the da's office. lower courts have ruled against releasing the entire memos. >> what impact the release of those memos would be -- the district attorney defends his record and says he worked hard to improve transparency. >>> ktvu's robert handa joins us to show us how the 49ers are planning their stadium build. >> reporter: the 49ers are already giving potential luxury suite buyers a look at what's going to take the place of all this empty space. this is a model of the new 49er stadium set up at the tech mart building to show luxury suite patrons w

. >> good news for bryan stow after a brief set back. they say his infections are gone and now they can attend to other problems. he suffered brain injuries when he was beaten in the parking lot of dodgers stadium after a game back in april on opening day. >> investigators say two people found dead inside a burning oakland apartment may have been killed in a drug dispute. the bodies were found early in the morning on the second floor of a building. homicide sergeant tells the san francisco chronicle the victims may have been assaulted before the apartment was burned. one witness said they saw somebody brung mr. the house carrying a gas can. victims' names have not been released. oakland homicide rate is 83 compared to 63 last year. >> computers take note. protestors are planning another bart disruption today. they plan to demonstrate at powell street embarcadero and civic center stations today. they have planned a protest every monday for five weeks in response to shutting down cellphone last month in a protest over the killing of charle

against the an adult your honor by the still family they want to find out who is responsible for bryans' to lose expenses join us on our faces looked and aid and give us your responses >> i quote as we go cells above 1 01 and the golden gate bridge >> >> weather and traffic is almost 430 and we are hearing that the two uc- berkeley graduate may be released a defense attorneys that they have is that the pelt at 500 dozen dollars each and the car would set them free after pill has been paid. the three arrested after crossing into iran from iraq they were hiking the president of iran and convict good of the spine related charter that would be released in a couple of days we will keep our eyes on this big story sudden this morning president obama is pushing his job reform bill it is an uphill battle for the president. and break up the jobs of plan and the details straight and >> we want to put people back to work across the country it would cut help our economy >> into rose garden ceremony the it showed a but jobs bill >> no gains had no politics more jobs >> the time to act is the >> this

. >>> an update on san francisco giants' fan bryan stow. his family says that he has been able to sit up on the side of his bed. his speech is still limited but hasn't lost his sense of humor. he has still managed to make everyone laugh and for the first time the staff allowed him to go outside. when asked how he felt he said it's magical. >>> tomorrow night in oakland a public memorial will be held for michelle le. it will be held at samuel merit university. tomorrow night will mark 4th months since she was first missing. her body was discovered week ago. a woman who knew michelle le, giselle esteban is charged with the murder. >>> the jury is seated, the lawyers are ready and tomorrow the public will hear opening statements in the trial of michael jackson's doctor. dr. conrad murray is accused of manslaughter. this comes after the king of pop's 2009 death caused by an overdose of propofol. prosecutors say there is no doubt but dr. conrad murray and his attorney say there is no way. >> no way that dr. conrad murray would pump michael jacks

a copy of it academy in your unit that will make a copy of the video and give it back >> update on bryan stow when his family said he is unable of side of his bed is the key is still limited and he does have any sense of humor unix everyone in your room allowed 10 his staff allowed him to go outside for the first time when it enjoyed sitting in a somewhat and said it is magical a public memorial will be held for michelle lehman's she was getting to be under designs where it will be four months sent to you went missing when holland in newton new league giselle esteban has been >> and all the weather and to order a beautiful day and jolo will last >> is on for today and tomorrow him and then we will see cooler temperatures beneath it will be quick to burner of which were talking 90s and some of the land swaps the fault is along the coastline right now and then we will have summerlike temperatures and a chance of showers and for the weekend the fault of vienna and the latter part of the morning it will be along the coastline n job and the sunshine will be quick to, this l look of your tempe

. >> good news for bryan stow after a brief set back. they say his infections are gone and now they can attend to other problems. he suffered brain injuries when he was beaten in the parking lot of dodgers stadium after a game back in april on opening day. >> investigators say two people found dead inside a burning oakland apartment may have been killed in a drug dispute. the bodies were found early in the morning on the second floor of a building. homicide sergeant tells the san francisco chronicle the victims may have been assaulted before the apartment was burned. one witness said they saw somebody brung mr. the house carrying a gas can. victims' names have not been released. oakland homicide rate is 83 compared to 63 last year. >> computers take note. protestors are planning another bart disruption today. they plan to demonstrate at powell street embarcadero and civic center stations today. they have planned a protest every monday for five weeks in response to shutting down cellphone last month in a protest over the killing of charle

. >>> a recovery milestone for bryan stow. the first words he has spoken in six months. >>> normally you need a body to perform an actual autopsy. not i know more. the world's first virtual cadaver invented here in the bay area. that's coming up in two minutes. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. stow spoke for the first time, since getting beaten >>> it may be the most dramatic sign of his recovery so far. giants fan bryan stow spoke for the first time since being beaten into a coma in the spring. his family says when stow's speech therapist showed him pictures of his kidsers said, identify like to see them. he was aided by speaking valve. doctors say they are encouraged by this. his injuries remain serious. the two men accused of beating stow are scheduled to be in court next week. >>> medical investigators often have to determine cause of death through autopsies but force the first time this year, medical students are learning to perform autopsies wi

. >>> san francisco giants' fan bryan stow is making more progress tonight. he is more responsive now and getting stronger. he has been talking more but still only a few words at a time. also physical therapies will be seeing him fbi days a week. >>> smokers may have to find a new place to light up. they are set to vote on whether to ban spoking in a 17 block area. the banned with effect sidewalks and other public areas. >>> 11,000 kindergarteners haven't received at least one required vaccination. those students parents signed a personal belief exemption where they don't have to give a reason for skipping. that is the highest rate since 1978. >>> for the third year running a city has the distinction of being the safest city in all of california. according to a new list, belvedere had the lowest violent crime rate last year, zero. the last assault was in 2007. they have a population of 2,000. it also had just 25 property crimes in the year 2010. >>> the dirt is flying as pull titians trade accusations over the central subway project. >>> on the day investigat

. >>> giants fan bryan stow is making progress in his recovery. stow is beginning to talk again. he's able to say his name and the names of his son and daughter. he also remembered his own date of birth. the improvements are encouraging but stow is not out of the woods yet. >>> today was the final training day of firefighters. burned a home to the ground to teach firefighters how fast temperatures rise. today's training exercise marked the end of 12 week training. the graduate from the fire academy from tomorrow. buzz eye in east bay started around 11:30 a.m. near carson street. came close to home but none were damaged. the fire burned about 20 acres. fire department protection district and cal fire all responded. what sparked the fire is under investigation. >>> mayor says she is standing by her guard. we showed you these photos at the 10:00 news last night. he went in front of the city counsel to accuse his overgrown yard of not being in compliance with code. her home remained obscured but voued to clean it up. >> may not be the most beautiful garden. i know what plants survive

. >>> bryan stow's family calls this a quote magical time in his recovery.he giants fan was beaten in the spring, getting stronger and more responsive. the family says physical therapists had brian sitting on the side of the bed and he could support a lot of his own weight and has been saying a lot but it's still a few words at a time not quite full conversations but what an amazing recovery. >> i was going to say. there's always been some hope but sounds like he is really starting to kind of get over the hill a little bit. >> must be a relief for the family. >> i guess. >>> if you like weather, you'll like today because a lot like yesterday. >> sunny and warm? >> warmer? >> you like that, yes. we are going to have a weather repeat and throw on a few more degrees as high pressure is building in temperatures soaring outside maybe hot in spots inland. out there now mostly clear skies, patchy fog at the coastline. but otherwise, we are looking good so far. and we are going to be shaping up for a fantastic afternoon. mid-80s in san jose, cupertino, 88 morgan hil

bryan hogan and sage wallawer are being charged. their trial is now set for the end of november. they found a prototype of an i phone and told it. >>> governor jerry brown administered the oath of office at the state capital today. lou reflected how his parents took a similar oath to defend the constitution just a few blocks away 30 years ago when they became american citizens. >> the commitment to our constitution is what blinds all of us as americans from one generation to the next. >> reporter: last year liu had been nominated to the appeals court. >>> the military is about to lift its ban on gays serving openly. but the legal battle over don't ask don't tell still rages on. -- the gay rights group log cabin republicans says because the ban could be reinstated the court should go on the record. the justice department argued the court should not make a ruling based on speculation. >>> a special place that offers the comforts of home and helps keep military families together in difficult times is expanding. rita williams is joining us now with a look at the lives being touched a

just this morning, what i wanted to do to come out here immediately was to join bryan, who was out here this morning. he is a buy and hear from our fire department, happens to be a parent of kids who go to this school. spending the morning guiding the kids from the cars to the playground. and it is necessary for that because there's so much traffic going on here, but i got a firsthand from him that it is verified that the speed of the streets and routes around our schools are dangerous. that they need to be slowed down. it has been shown in study after study, and the last one we looked at was the study in london as well where if you slowed down even a fraction of the speed, you can get a high increase in the amount of safety and reduction in the fatal -- fatalities that result from car collisions. for us in san francisco, today, we'd pick peabody to be the first school, the first of 200 in san francisco that by the end of this year and through

cu ---los medicos que estn al cuidado de bryan stow continuan vigilando muy de cerca su salud...ake vo ---segn los informes mas recientes, stow continua sufriendo de una fiebre que le empez hace varias semanas... ---durante los proximos dias, ser sometido a unos examenes para determinar si la infeccin de estafilococo sigue presente en su organismo... ---en cuanto a los presuntos agresores de stow, la policia de los angeles no ha revelado informacin nueva... topvo ---los familiares de los siete pescadores que desapareciero n durante una tormenta en el mar de cortes hace varios meses, en baja california mexico, han dicho que no se dan por vencidos para encontrarlos. .. ---para ello contrataron los servicios de una compaÑia privada que pein un area de 13 millas cuadradas de mar... ---el objetivo era encontrar los restos del barco que se hundio pero no lograron hallar nada... ---los familiares han dicho que continuaran recaudando fondos para ampliar la busqueda... cu ---se registra otra muerte en el parque yosemite... take vo ---las autoridades del parque nacional confirmaron que el

of very easy ride on our maps' we >> the lawyers representing bryan stowe they expect medical cars to talk a $50 million he was attacked and beaten outside of dodger stadium and he remains in the hospital with a serious brain injury below suit was default against the owners >> now that we know the cost of the medical page we're asking people on our facebook van page to is irresponsible for these medical bills out this is some of the responses ......... if you would like the way and then leader, and this just like us on our facebook man page i may read your comments on the year >> i'm and that is accused of sexually assaulting an attorney while they were on vacation in the hawaii is due to make an appearance. police arrest did galloway after he jumped honored and 50 ft. of public left when >> two other men were injured in the shooting ricochet bullet shot the child >> is a the second quarter day that giselle as a bonn did not show for they have accused as the bonds with with the murder up michele lee >> will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues we're also waiting for the

one of the 14 men featured in c-span's new weekly series, "the contenders," live from fairview, the bryan home in lincoln, nebraska, friday at 8:00 eastern. learn more about this series and our upcoming programs at c-span.org/thecontenders. >> "washington journal" is coming up next. week take your calls, emails, and tweets. the house will gavel in in three hours for general speeches. at noon eastern, they'll debate extending the temporary assistance for needy families program. live house coverage on c-span. and coming up this hour, an and coming up this hour, an update on

bryan harrison and silver told the commerce committee today they will invoke their fifth amendment right refusing to answer questions. >>> meanwhile solyndra says it wants more time to find a buyer. reuters is announcing the company wants to take bids until october 26th. 11,000 people lost their jobs earlier this month. >>> new survey shows a positive outlook for the wine industry over the next few months. 71% of professionals say they expect the industry to show economic improvement. wine executives also say they expect prices will remain low despite a great shortage. that's because consumers and retailers have gotten used to price cuts made during the economic slump. >>> 10 new cases of west nile virus are being found in dead birds. four birds were discovered in concord and one each in walnut creek and lafayette. according to the centers for disease control, 202 people have been infected with the disease this year, seven of whom ended up dying. >>> state officials say the west nile virus has now been confirmed in 29 counties, but here in the bay area only two counties have tracked the

. >>> the injured giants fan bryan stow may be getting another shunt put in this week. according to the latest update on the stowe family website, stowe's infections are gone and the operation may happen tomorrow. stowe's family also says he raised his eyebrows when told and flared his nostrils. he suffered serious brain injuries when two men attacked him in march. he is recovering at san francisco general hospital. >>> tonight some of the candidates for mayor of san francisco will appear at a forum discussion. the topic of tonight's forum is parks recreation and open spaces. most of the major candidates will be there, except front- runner ed lee. the debate is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the milton marks auditorium. >>> tonight in tampa, florida the republican presidential candidates will hold another debate, and social security will be a hot topic. in their last debate, republican front-runner rick perry called social security a ponzi scheme. the other candidates will probably attack perry for saying that, considering florida's large senior citizen population. the republi