>> video of bryan stow leaving the hospital today. the giants fan recovering after being badly beaten earlier this year in la. >>> new at 11:00, we're talking with some of his paramedic coworkers who are happy to see this day come. >>> also, oakland chief of police anthony batts announces that he is stepping down. >>> and we're taking an in-depth look at the arms dealer known as the merchant of deaths he heads to trial. are in >>> we have some encouraging news coming from the family of bryan stow, the man who was badly beaten at a giants game in los angeles earlier this year. he has improved so much that doctors are new moving him out of the hospital and into a rehab facility. this is video taken at the hospital that you will see here only here. today a doctor treating bryan stow gave an example of the pas he's made. >> one of my colleague who's there said she had mentioned my name to bryan, and he said tell him i said hello. so i think that's a dramatic improvement from where he started to where he is today. >> stow is now eating and

great news today for the family of the beaten giants fan bryan stow. bryan stow is not at a rehabilitation center, this is nearly eight months after he was beaten outside dodger stadium in los angeles. j.r. stone joins us to talk about his recent recovery in what is ahead. so many people are rooting for him all over california. >> they really are and you to smile comes is walking dr. manley speed today as the nike had a little giddy up because this is an exciting day for bryan stow and hospital. you have to remember the bryan stow came to san francisco general in a coma. i want to show the video because this is video they will only see on kron4 news. video of bryan stow in a hospital this morning he was in the structure and the not move at all of family members as you can see all around him, doctors said that he is beginning to speak and interact with family. he is beginning to eat and he is breathing on his own. dr. manley said he spoke with doctors at the rehab center and there is even more good news to report. the >> one of my colleagues who is ther

by reducing security they allowed the attack on bryan stow to happen. the judge says bryan stow's two children cannot join the suit because they were not at the stadium at the time of the attack. >>> they are accused of end businessing -- embezzling $1,000, they say he embezzled thousands of dollars over a five-year period. now police also arrested marco on embezzlement charges and investigators say he took $40,000 from the associations' fund while acting as the treasurer of the group. >>> they are searching two people's homes that left four people hurt. they were robbed in a span of about 35 minutes. police say there were similarities in the robberies but it is not clear if they are related. in both cases two men entered the home stole valuables and attacked the people inside. one was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries and the other was not hurt. >>> 28-year-old valerie parents was last seen near the corner of waverly street and orlando drive. family members went to shopping centers, parks and neighborhoods to handout flyers. she left to meet

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it's bryan, and you know him as lefty. he's going to come to give us a wonderful sermon on john 3: 16. so come on up. [ applause ] >> i didn't like the guy i was. i wasn't the person i told everybody else i was. i definitely was not the man i wanted to be, so i ended up telling the lord one sunday evening and i said, hey, you know what? i want to serve you 100%. let me get out to see my family one day. that is the only thing that gives me hope. >> if brie rn stays out of trouble in prison, he'll be eligible for parole in 2023. meanwhile, larry sanders continues trying to point younger inmates toward the right path. >> i mean, i ain't never been up in here. >> well, you ain't never been in here. >> a lot of them are involved in gangs and stuff, because they have to be, because the way how it is in here. >> why you want to go talk to the kids? >> because, you know, nobody never came and talked to me when i was in school and talked to me and gave me a different outlook on the way i took life in, and you know, if somebody did,

. >> bryan's mom starts to get a little mad that bryan is not getting back to her. >> bryan, did you call me become and tell me what my, what is it? my password is? [ bleep ]. >> bryan? melissa and bethany and aunt susan said they all like my status. >> what is that? my status? >> we have bryan and we have his mom, marilyn, too. my first question, marilyn, did you ever figure out what they like if. >> yeah, i know by now. i've been on it for a year now. >> bryan, we were getting these voicemails from your mom. you were shaking your head? ha were you doing? >> i was listening to her at work. i started laughing and i called my friend, and i said, hey, do you do this, too? and yes, it was awesome. >> what was the status you made up that everyone was liking? >> i thought the status, where i live, and all that stuff. >> status -- >> well, i don't know i just thought that's what i put on there about me. >> how many friends do you have have now? shall i'm almost up there with my sister. >> we want you to pass up aunt susan. we want you to friend all of us. once i tried to teach my computer

. >>> it is a major milestone for bryan stow's recovery following his brutal beating. tonight the giants fan is out of hospital for the first time in more than six months. len ramirez has an update on stow's progress and what's next for him. len. >> reporter: it has been a very tough long road for bryan stow since he arrived here at san francisco general from los angeles back in may. he has had ups and downs, he has had complications and small victories. but today the biggest milestone of all, being able to leave the hospital. san francisco general released this photo of bryan stow and his family leaving the hospital, although not under his own power the doctors saying he was cognizant and even talking as he was transferred to an undisclosed rehab center. >> when bryan came here, he was in a comatose state and when he left us today, he was able to begin to speak, interact with his family and he is now beginning to eat as well and he is making dramatic progress. >> reporter: he still can't stand up or walk but the doctor said stow is able to move his body and sit up on

san francisco general released this photo of bryan stow and his family leaving the hospital, although not under his own power the doctors saying he was cognizant and even talking's transferred to an undisclosed rehabilitation center. >> when bryan came here, he was in a comatose state and when he left us today, he was able to begin to speak, interact with his family and he is now beginning to eat as well and he is making dramatic progress. >> reporter: he still can't stand up or walk but the doctor said stow is able to move his body and sit up on his own. >> i had a report back from the hospital that he has now gone to and one might have colleagues said she mentioned my name to bryan and she said he said, tell him he said hello. >> reporter: he was beaten in the parking lot of dodger stadium. he had gone it cheer on the giants on opening day but was attacked by men wearing dodger jerseys after the game. >> this was an extremely complicated and very difficult case taking care of bryan stow. >> reporter: the stow family has requested that the name of the rehab center not be released to

. >> bryan stow has been released from the san francisco general hospital. >> we are there is the former paramedic begins the next that in his recovery we have the exclusive video. [music] >> and ap in the oakland police chief is calling it quits just after two years on the job anthony batts says that it is time to step down. dan kerman has been covering the story and he joins us live from the oakland police headquarters with details on what the chief quit and how city hall is reacting. >> your right, the chief is here frustrated he says and he's been held, for all the crime in oakland yet he is not a control for his department can and cannot do. as a result he said that it is time to step down. >> had and have full control of the oakland police department i did not have the ability to make the decisions that are want to make him run the organization in this town that i would like. this is the second police department that i've had that have been in this position and i felt that i have been in my tenure have had about 20% control of this police department but have full accountability in

morning some encouraging news coming from the family of bryan stow, the man that a badly beaten at giants game in l.a. early this year, doctors have moved him out hospital and into a rehab facility. and this video was taken a picasso yesterday shows him being loaded into an ambulance for transport to a rehab center. one of the doctors treating him gives an example of the progress is made. >> one of my colleagues there said that she mentioned my name to brian and he said tell the i said hello. so i think that is a dramatic improvement from where he started to where he is today. >> bryan stow is not even breathing on his lawn. at this time he is still unable to walk, the doctors are pleased by his progress and they're not sure he will make a full recovery will keep you updated on the status. >> bryan stow co-workers have been following his progress they're glad that he is out of the hospital. reggie kumar has this side of the story. manley was a news that bryan stow american medical response co-workers have been waiting to here since the 42 year- old was moved from l.a. to san francisco gen

and we are back with an update on giants fan bryan stow. >>justine: we have some encouraging news from the family of the bryan stow. that is the man who was beaten in l.a. earlier this year. doctors have now moved him out of a hospital and into a rehabilitation facility. this video is only available on kron 4. it was taken at a hospital yesterday and shows brian being loaded on to an ambulance for transport to rehabilitation center. one of the doctors treating stonw talked about the progress. >> one of my colleagues said she mentioned my name to brand and he said, tell him hello. that is a dramatic improvement from where he started to where he is today. he is also eating in breathing on his own but he is still unable to walk. doctors are pleased with his progress but are unsure if you will make a full recovery. >> brand is a strong guy, before this happened he was working out and he was healthy he is progressing as he should. we are happy that he is totally doing better. we cannot wait for him to come back to work. >>justine: the two men su

. >>> up next, bryan stow's big move. the giant fan is out of the hospital as his remarkable recovery continues i. >> and a prison riot leaves dozens injured. what sparks the violence in these california inmates. >> and dangers in the deep. why scientists are concerned about this sunken tanker. all of that is coming up. >> carolyn and dan, a seventh grade nose job. her insecurities are typical of a teen and her path to accentance is far from it. we head into the jungle with a virus hunter ready to beat the next outbreak. that's on "nightline." >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> injured giant fan bryan stow is out of the hospital and recovering in a rehabilitation facility tonight. this photo taken at san francisco general hospital this morning shows stow on a stretcher with his parents and sister at his side. he spent nearly seven months in the hospital, but now he is beginning the next phase of his recovery. his move indicates progress, although experts cannot predict whether he will cont

"when bryan came here, he was in a comatose state. when he left us today, he was able to speak, interact with his family, he's beginning to eat as well and he's making dramatic progress." stow arrived at s-f general after first being treated in l-a after he was attacked outside dodger stadium. two suspects have pleaded not guilty to the attack. other news making headlines around the bay area: shareef allman, the man responsible for killing three of his co-workers at the lehigh cement plant, did not die from bullets fired from the sheriff's deputies. according to the santa clara corner's office, the 47-year-old truck driver died from a self inflicted gunshot. the san francisco chronicle is giving mayoral hopeful david chiu its stamp of approval. the paper endorsed the district-3 supervisor today, calling him a pragmatic and principled problem-solver capable of shaking things up at city hall. incidentally, the chronicle backed one of chiu's opponents in the 2008 supervisor's race. out-of-work americans take a long-distance gamble on emp

>>erica: a lot of people are reacting to the release of bryan stow. to be honest, we are receiving nothing about well wishes. take a look at some of the comments coming in. if you would like to leave your own comments in support for bryan stow, visit our facebook fan page and we could read them on the air. >>justine: let's talk with james about our warm weather. >> a live look out of walnut creek. this guys are already brightening up. >>james: this week will feel a lot more like a summer. as for this weekends, the weather will be dry. some welcome of relief. come this afternoon, look at the temperatures. we will be enjoying nice, calm weather over the next several days. wednesday, thursday and friday, nothing but sunshine. we will start next week on a good note. >>george: as we track your ride around the bay area, 86 and 80 are starting to show heavier traffic but nothing beyond the usual delays for yourself down to 680 ride. the san ramon valley is a little heavy down to 880 southbound. we have a quick market update. stocks are rising with hopes that

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bryan moore has the details. ♪ >> reporter: on a brilliant autumn day on washington's national mall,g, jr. took his place alongside lincoln, jefferson and washington. >> you will stand for all time among monuments to those who fathered this nation and those who defended it. >> reporter: tens of thousands attended the official dedication of the king national memorial. an event that weaves together musical tributes with political calls for social justice. >> do what we must do to create a better world. >> reporter: it was a celebration of a simple minister turned martyr, a towering figure in american history who stood barely 5'7 irj innch tall. >> now he's standing far above everybody. >> while we commemorate his memory today with this great memorial, let's not confuse and forget what he stood for and died for. >> reporter: a day to honor a man and a day of peaceful harmony that echoes across time. >> the true measure of any man is how his message continues on. >> reporter: a message now etched in stone in the nation's capitol. bryan moore, nbc news, washington. >>> and in oakland toda

this morning a surprise twist in the bryan stow case. the dodgers believe he should be partially liable for the opening day attack back in march. the team's lawyerization a jury will probably put some of the blame on the injured giants fan himself. the lawyer is defending the team by a lawsuit from stow's family. they accuse the dodger for not doing enough to prevent violence at the games. lawyer says, "i have been doing these cases for 23 years and i have never seen one yet in which it didn't take at least two people to tango. ." >>> eight foster care facilities are under investigation for the people that they hire. a state report found a disturbing number of sex offenders living or working in homes with foster children. more than 1,000 registered sex offenders matched their location of licensed foster care facilities. the department even said it told social services to cross- check the sex offender database three years ago. but that never happened. >> something that's easy enough and just adds to ensuring that the kids are going to be

a legal setback for the family of bryan stow. why a judge is ruling against his children. >>> my family's the most important thing to me right now and i just want to go be with them. >> the long journey home for amanda knox and what freedom has cost her family. >>> and a birthday celebration in new york city turns tragic. the search for answers in a deadly helicopter crash when we come back. l investigation. mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. ride muni every day. i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic. we go underground and come

. >>> up next, bryan stow's big move. the giant fan is out of the hospital as his remarkable recovery continues i. >> and a prison riot leaves dozens injured. what sparks the violence in these california inmates. >> and dangers in the deep. why scientists are concerned about this sunken tanker. all of that is coming up. >> carolyn and dan, a seventh grade nose job. her insecurities are typical of a teen and her path to accentance is far from it. we head into the jungle with a virus hunter ready to beat the next o hi honey, what are you doing? just having some chicken noodle. starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see... south western vegetables... 60 calories, oh beef pot roast... ...ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me out? yup. [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes

. >> for this week's boo we're talking with bryan davis. he's the award-winning author of "diviner," the third book of his "dragons of starlight" series. hello, bryan. >> hello. >> so, tell us about the series. >> well "dragons of starlight" takes place in two worlds. one is a world populated by dragons who are having trouble. they have to have this gas called pheterone to survive, and it's running out in their atmosphere. the other world is a world populated by humans. so one of the dragons goes to this human world through a portal, kidnaps some of the humans, brings them back to his world, and enslaves them to mine for this pheterone gas. in the meantime, one of the slave girls is called a starlighter. she tells tales that come to life around her. and as they come to life in these ghostly images, the slaves are starting to learn how they actually got there and some of the history behind it. so the dragons don't want that to happen, so if she tells those tales, she can be in big trouble. we have two humans from the human world who come to

i'm sergeant bryan, and like you said, i'm from the great state of virginia.ut all my backup in here. so as my true southern self i will probably ramble on because i don't like to write speeches. i like to talk. but as lieutenant kevin ellicott and captain sherwood said, i was part of the female engagement team, and got involved with myself and others and came up with this harebrained idea they thought we are crazy that. captain sherwood paving the way for us, and we deployed in march of 2010. when i first got into afghanistan i was with third battalion marines, and we were originally over by the iranian border. when we first got over there, the area i was income it was like the perfect environment for female engagement team. a lot of low-key when we were, and i met an actual female teacher where i was. and i thought this is like the an omlt in afghanistan because you never heard of girls in schools. so we were in this area, and they told us about her but it never likely senior. they were like we know she's here but we don't know where. so we go out on patrols

>>james: now on to bryan stow. the attorney says is the case goes to trial he want liability for the two on trial and for bryan stow himself. jackson said he has been doing these cases for years and he is never seen one that has not taken at least two people to tango. if found guilty he will have to pay at least 15% of the damages. >>justine: the innocent driver killed in a crash during a police chase on tuesday was 46 year-old gutierez. he sped away when the police saw him talking on his cellphone. he hit this car after exiting off the ramp. he tried to flee the scene on foot. a passenger riding with him was also arrested on suspicion of possessing a handgun. >>justine: a san francisco man survived a plane crash that killed his father-in- law. the plane crashed on its approach to a small airport. jeffrey smock what to a nearby farm house with his leg injuries. he is not a hospital instead to be in fair condition. >>james: now judge the commute for yourself on this friday morning it is a light ride out there and th

in other words he is saying that bryan stow should also be held accountable.s found 15% liable he will be forced to pay 15 percent of the damages the estimated price tag on his care for the remainder of his life is anywhere from 30 to $50 million. game 6 of the world series is in motion right now. texas has three in st. louis has three. after one week off the 49ers are back to business on sunday hosting the cleveland browns. >> we have to make plays. they give you the opportunity to mess up and what i mean by that issue yourself in the foot. we have to make sure that we do not do that. >> are we good enough to keep doing it, are we tough enough? are we disciplined enough in our study habits? are we smart enough? >> right now it's time where we separate ourselves from other teams and we have to continue to press forward and not let up. >>gary: for the first time in the nba labor negotiation there seems to be truly positive news. >> i think it is still too early in the negotiations to express confidence that we're at a deal. there is no question that we have mad

two men are charged in the assault. >> bryan came here he was in a comatose state. when he left us today he was able to begin to speak, interact with his family and he's now beginning to eat as well and he's making dramatic progress. >> reporter: manly say stow will be monitored for blood clots and other set backs but his medications have been reduced and he's able to leave his hospital bed as his recovery continues. >> i think while he had a rockier course than most over the last five months, i think that he is starting to meet milestones and only time will tell. >> reporter: san francisco general hospital officials declined to say where stow has been taken for rehabilitation. they say they want to give him and his family some time to adjust to his new home. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> good news tonight for giant's fans. injured catcher buster posey is getting back into playing shape. he has begun live bullpen sessions. this comes after he suffered a season ending leg injury during this home plate collision back in may. posey's progr

if bryan stowe is found to be even 15 percent liable, he would be responsible for 15% of damages. >>erica: this story is not sitting well with viewers. i have been asking them what they thought of this. we are getting a lot of heated responses. take a look. to leave your own comments, the visit our facebook fan stage. third >>mark: the flooding in thailand is getting worse. the high tide in the gulf of thailand is expected . we are watching cold weather in the bay area. >>james: a view from the golden gate bridge. it is calm mild and clear. nothing going on other than our temperatures dipping into a really cool temperatures. sunny and mild this afternoon. this evening things will cool down again into the 40's and 50's. here is the latest on our temperatures. look at santa rosa and fairfield. if you like yesterday, today is going to look an awful lot like it. mid-70s in san jose. around the media bay oakland warming to 73, 75 for redwood city. across the north bay mid-70s as well. this cloud cover in the pacific looks like a lot of energy headed our way. take a look at your 7 day a

. >>> the $25,000 reward in the bryan stow case has been renewed.hey have extended it until january 15thth. in another development, a judge ruled bryan stow's children cannot be added to a civil suit against the l.a. dodgers and that suit claims by reducing security in 2008, the team created an environment that allowed the attack on bryan stow to happen. the judge says they cannot be added to the suit because they were not there at the time of the attack. >>> they are accused of embezzling more than $100,000 will be in court. manuel took the money from the latino peace association over a five-year period. police also arrested a current officers on embezzlement charges and took $40,000 while acts as treasurer of the group. >>> yet another bay area community is getting tough on smoking. sonoma county supervisors have ordered a ban on smoking and we will give you a list on places you will no longer be able to light up. ed lee has a month to decide whether to veto a healthcare measure. right now the law requires employers to put money into a health reim

tell you about that. >> and the dodgers fight back against bryan stow's family. why they are putting some of the blame on the giants fan for his own attack. >>> and i'm kristy seifkin at city hall in oakland, where just last night, mayor quan snuck out the back door of her own press conference and now she has and in for the protestors staying in the park. i'll have the details in a live report coming up. >>> i'm anser hassan live in cupertino where de anza college issued a warning for students after a female student is attacked in the parking garage. details coming up in a live report. ,, ,,,,,,,, [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters.

two men are charged in the assault. >> bryan came here he was in a comatose state. when he left us today he was able to begin to speak, interact with his family and he's now beginning to eat as well and he's making dramatic progress. >> reporter: manly say stow will be monitored for blood clots and other set backs but his medications have been reduced and he's able to leave his hospital bed as his recovery continues. >> i think while he had a rockier course than most over the last five months, i think that he is starting to meet milestones and only time will tell. >> reporter: san francisco general hospital officials declined to say where stow has been taken for rehabilitation. they say they want to give him and his family some time to adjust to his new home. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> good news tonight for giant's fans. injured catcher buster posey is getting back into playing shape. he has begun live bullpen sessions. this comes after he suffered a season ending leg injury during this home plate collision back in may. posey's progr

so ellen arranged for woodrow to have dinner with william jennings bryan and sure enough woodrow found he liked him. they spoke from the same platform after that. she did as she had before continued to see mary peck as a family friend. wardrobe began to travel around the country making >>es. ellen followed his progress very closely sending him telegrams of commentary. at one point she said in a telegram, stop saying you're not running for president. just makes you look foolish. he stopped. sure enough he became the democratic nominee in june of 1912 partly with the help of william jennings bryan. that summer when the republicans held their convention william howard taft, the incumbent, opposed by former president theodore roosevelt. taft won and roosevelt was so bitter over that loss that he form a third party, the progressive or bull moose party and he was seen as the bigger competitor to wilson. he was so popular. so one of roosevelt's advisers came up to him and he said we managed to obtain some letters of woodrow wilson to mary pack. you should publish them and this campaign will b

. >>> up next, bryan stow's big move. the giant fan is out of the hospital as his remarkable recovery continues i. >> and a prison riot leaves dozens injured. what sparks the violence in these california inmates. >> and dangers in the deep. why scientists are concerned about this sunken tanker. all of that is coming up. >> carolyn and dan, a seventh grade nose job. her insecurities are typical of a teen and her path to accentance is far from it. we head into the jungle with a virus hunter ready to beat the next outbreak. that's on "nightline. c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c

. >>> plus how bryan stow could play a key role in the dodgers' bankruptcy battle. it's all coming up. >>> following clashes with police at frank ogawa plaza, this is live picture mostly quiet this morning. they had two raids and clashes with police yesterday, hundreds of protestors in the street, tear gas, the works last night. but as you can see, all is calm. there is a handful of protestors there this morning. no overnight campers and things are looking much better than yesterday. as for san jose, "occupy san jose" live picture very quiet down there as well. you may remember that unemployed construction worker that is on that big building there center screen and as we understand, he is still up there still protesting but all is calm down in san jose, as well. >>> and here's weather. so we're starting off this morning, we have a little -- we have some cool temperatures and a little bit of fog throughout in some locations. let's check in with what to expect as you head out the door this morning. patchy dense fog along the coast and we are seeing some low clouds thr

bryan stow is spending his first full day out of the hospital in more than six months. doctors transferred him from san francisco general yesterday to a long-term rehabilitation center. they won't say exactly where. but he still cannot stand up or walk. but the doctors are saying that stow is able to move his body and sit up on his own. two suspects have pleaded not guilty to attacking stow just outside of dodger stadium. hope there for the family. >> he hasn't plateaued yet. >>> weather-wise we are heading in a great direction after that awful monday. lawrence is finally handing out some decent weather. >> we'll let him back into the fold. >> we are getting things right now in the weather office. i think it's going to be fantastic. today we are going to have beautiful conditions. outside now fairly cool temperatures in the napa valley, 49 degrees. they are reporting some fog there. 59 in san jose. 61 and mild in mountain view. 60 in san francisco. i think by the afternoon, what a change it's going to be. yesterday wasn't bad. we started to see some of these temperature

mitt romney in my view you know co-sponsors was the american family association so they put bryan fischer on the stage right after romney knowing romney would have to we speak to some other things that he is but he's also very anti mormon and and made those comments to reporters later about that and you had the jeffress show and then you had bill bennett coming on to sort of shake his finger at everybody and say just you know you're not playing nice but you can speak so you kind of like was like you know the outsider who could sort of get away with that and they could you know be polite about it and then went back was a mormon himself came on enough soft everybody and said you know i celebrate your rights to say things that may imperil me. and members of my faith. do you think anybody there actually realize the glenn becks of mormon it's one of the things that he has gone out of his way to publicize i think most people who watched his fox show never had a clue in fact he almost portrays himself as a fundamentalist christian well there's space and he did say it very openly so that only tho

william jennings bryan wasn't earlier profile. -- was a earlier profile.the election of 1912, how did they compare? >> eugene debs was initially an admirer of him. i think they shared some concerns about reform. i think the crucial difference is eugene debs was really a revolutionary. he not only was interested in reform, reform was necessary but they felt something much greater was needed. there needed to be an anti- capitalism and public ownership of the means of production. that was a position that clearly distinguished him from bryan's campaign. >> the election was his first try in 1900. william mckinley, william th.ings bryan the da he got 0.6% of the popular vote that year. do you know what his early appeals were as a candidate and how they changed over his many bids? >> the real challenge for eugene debs was to try to knit together socialists coming from very different positions. one of the strongest hotbeds of socialism was oklahoma. people who had been populous started to develop these socialist camp meetings where they would gather together to he

if bryan stowe is found liable, he would be forced to pay a percentage of the damages. third outraged. i asked viewers what they thought, take a look at some of the responses. this is what michelle said. here is less of other viewers said. there are a lot of heated comments coming in this morning. participate by visiting our facebook fan page >>mark: the person accused of choking a woman until she was unconscious is still on loose. a female victim was walking on campus when a person ask her for help. she agreed, but when they got close to the parking lot the course and grabbed her in and began choking her until she passed out. when she regained consciousness, the suspect was gone. >>darya: here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. a clear and sunny day. traffic is moving ok. you will want to grab a sweater this morning. we will be right back. fifth >>mark: the iraq war veterans endured during the confrontation with oakland police is in fair condition. scott olson is still unable to speak but he is expected to make a full recovery. >>darya: we are going into the wee

"when bryan came here, he wn a comatose state. when he lt us today, he was able to sp, interact with his family, 's beginning to eat as well and he's making dramatic progre" stow arrived at s-f general s-f general after first beig treated in l-a after he was attacked outside dodger sta. two suspects have pleaded nt guilty to the attack. tonight services were held r two of the men killed in lat week's mass shooting at a cupertino quarry. family and friends of 48- year-old manuel pinon held a rosary at the oak hill funel home in san jose. 51-year-old john vallejos ws also remembered tonight wita visitation service in san j. both men will be buried tomorrow. pinon's brother says the toughest part is te lack of closure. "uh, not being able to say d bye...thanks for everybody's support. we appreciate that" pinon was at an early mornig pinon was at an early mornig meeting last wednesday whene gunman, 47- year-old shareef allman opened fire. 3 people were killed and six others e wounded. tonight, we're learning the gunman in the quarry r

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bryan said was about was the only issue. i recognize we made a lot of progress. the timing issue is of concern, because if you look of the original note is to repair a sidewalk, it was issued. it is that a repair within 30 days, -- it asked that the repair be made within 30 days. now they are asking for nine and a half months. the other thing is i actually contacted jodi about the timeframe for a typical sidewalks, and she said usually it is 30, 60, or 90 days, but not beyond that, and i have a copy of the permit for some other work they did last year. they started out in october, and they finished in december. it is not the same thing, but they got it done in two months. i think that is relevant your good -- that is relevant. while i support this, the reason i think it is appropriate to put a time frame on, they are making a compromise. they mentioned the encroachment was long standing, but actually, in 2004, usf constructed the retaining wall without a permit, and i want to be clear, because you ask if there was a permit. they said no permit was required for th

. >>> plus pointing the finger at bryan stow. why lawyers say stow is partially to blame for his own march beating. >>> and hackers try to pull an anonymous on oakland's police department. we'll look at what they did. >>> and back outside for a live look at san jose. >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." that's worth getting up for. that's the bay bridge. just an lek rik shot. inspiring spo say the least. the time is 5:22. >> what a beautiful place we live. dodgers owner is turning the blame for the beating of bryan stow back on stow himself. he has filed a counter suit against the two men accused of attacking stow on the 31st. the two suspects should be held liable for stow's injuries, not the dodgers. it also says stow should bear some responsibility for the fight because of a sports illustrated report that says stow's blood alcohol level was .176 at the time of the attack. that will remain controversial. >>> the new jersey man who stole a picasso drawing will be back in court in november. mark lugo pleaded guilty to grand th

i have got bryan gernert, stuart ingis and gerard stegmaier. i think we should just jump right in rather than go through a long introduction about the importance of privacy and security. some of us were here last year and sought a lengthy and informative panel about privacy. a lot has changed over the course of the year. we have seen security incidents and interest on capitol hill. we have seen a lot happening in the private space from new bills to new efforts on the part of industry to respond to consumer concerns. how much have the landscape change in the last year? where do you see things going in washington? >> it is great to be here to see everybody. i think a lot of progress has been made by the business community in developing tools to give transparency and choice to consumers and explain to them all the benefits of the use of personalization and information after the information agents. the effort i am most closely associated with is the digital advertising alliance which is an effort remember of the leading trade associations in the un

: the reports notes some dangers of fracking from older and improperly built wells. >>> giants fan bryan among hundreds of patients a year who have been treated for brain trauma at the hospital. an independent commission issued a designation this week because sf general is the first to be certified as a brain trauma center, it will now set the gold standard for other hospitals that want to win that certification. >>> drunk driving is at its lowest point in almost two decades. that's the findings by the centers of disease control. there were more than 100 million episodes of drunk driving in 2010. that's a 20% drop from four years earlier. the cdc research suggests many people are finding cheaper routs to drinking, possibly at home in lieu to at bars thanks to a slow down in the economy. >>> fleet week and the flying angel are back. the second practice has been set for friday. the team will perform saturday and sunday assuming the weather cooperates and there's no fog. >>> julie haener is in the newsroom now with the stories we're working on for ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00, julie. >> repo