that is where bryan was stationed. this x marks the location where the plaque has requested to be installed. i would like to give the opportunity, if this is the appropriate time, for members from the police officers association and for supervisor chu to speak on behalf of this item. commissioner buell: please. >> is there any public comment on this? commissioner buell: i think we will invite supervisor chu. welcome. >> thank you, president, commissioners. i want to thank you for considering this item. i am here to speak in support of this moral. as staff spoke to or earlier, bryan tuvera was killed in the line of duty in 2006. he was very well respected and popular. his fellow officers miss him dearly. every december, dozens of sunset district residents come together, as well as friends from all over the city, to remember bryan and his contribution to the san francisco police department. at the committee meetings we had for the planning of the renovations of mccoppin square, one of the ideas that came to the four was

unfortunately, it was bryan. even though bryan is not with us, he will always be remembered. thank you very much. commissioner buell: thank you >> is there any public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. commissioner buell: commissioners? commissioner levitan: i just want to commend the police officers in general, for putting this forward and allowing us to honor such a hero i think my colleague has a comment, but at a corporate time, i would like to approve staff recommendation for this. commissioner buell: commissioner lee? commissioner lee: working with capt. stamford, when he was the captain at the richmond station and i was the chair of the richmond community police advisory board. as soon as he found out i was on the rec and park commission, he said what our record to do about that black? it has been several years since we first heard about this. under the tenure of president martin, who started this conversation, i am just really pleased and privileged to have heard the testimony today. i want to thank supervisor chu for her work in making this h

bryan stow was invited but his son did the job.ter posey, from the get go,. [ talking at the same time ] >> one guy stood tall. a run scoring. and it is 1-0 giants. buster posey delivers. matt cain was the story. in the history of the giants no pitcher enjoyed a better opening day than matt cain. aubrey huff homers, it is 5-0 pirates. matt cain allowed only one hit, 106 pitch of the game ends it. a one hit. he gave up to the pitcher in the 6th inning. 28 batters, 5-0 giants. did he ever think about a perfect game? >> i am always conscious of it. you know, something i have always wanted to do. so it is on your mind but you got to stick to your game plan and keep pitching. >> it was a great, great day for him. everybody else said thunderstorm going to come in, i flipped around, what did you see that nobody else did? >> i thought i said it was going to rain today. [ laughter ] >> but i am glad you weren't paying attention. >> there it is. next time get him a promper so he can respond. the a's, what a performance tonight in seattle. ba

tyler stowe is the son of bryan stow.s you know was nearly beaten to death last year outside of at&t park. >> we had hoped that bryan stow would be here with you but he is working very hard on all of his therapies. we could not be more excited for the person filling in tyler, your father is going to hand you the baseball. and tyler, with the help of jeremy, you are going to do great! >>marty: this was as close as to giving up a run last night. it was a follow up with for- nothing. it ruined the home opener for the seattle -- the season opener for the seattle. the a's will face the seattle mariners tonight. coming up more news and your forecast, coming up ♪ [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] here's big news from verizon wireless

, and bryan had a long list of reforms. he wanted to regulate wall street. wanted an income tax. a federal reserve board. the women to have the right to vote. prohibition, regulate the railroads. he was an extremely radical program and so radical that the 1896 campaign is still probably the most expensive presidential campaign in history because big business was terrified of a bryan presidency and they spent a small fortunate. hired 10,000 people to go out and professionally speak against william jennings bryan. they put notes in people's paychecks and said, you vote for -- we fine out you voted for bryanor, are fired, and if bryan happens to win, don't come to work on wednesday because we'll be closed, and it caused a fire storm but brian ran a hell of a campaign, came very close to beating mckinley, but in the one election, democrats went to the liberal progressives they are today. two other folks who have more recently generated political change, barry goldwater. some people here probably remember barry goldwater. i had

bryan stow is still undergoing aggressive therapy. his mother was there can't thank the giants scanned the stands for their support over this past year. the giants answered back with a near-perfect game console could cost for the giants beat the pirates 5-0. the game wrapped up just about an hour ago but we are still seeing the effects of the traffic problems associated with it. grant lodes is here with more on the gridlock. >>grant: it is friday, late afternoon, early evening. you know what that means for giants ballpark. here is the traffic on the east tried to get across the bay bridge and into the east bay. six cars you >> this morning i met up with some interesting and exciting fans, this is what they had to sit. >> the giants are all good. >> look at these pants, what went into that? >> i am the sports editor in vail, colorado. agra and synthesis of. >> is this what they wear in vail, colorado? >> de live in colorado? i saw another guy with has just like that? >> no, i do not live in colorado. sam everyone is staring down year o

bryan was being threatened by their mates. >> they take everything they have and throw it at you.gnant with terson. i was so sick. i was cramping up. we thought we were going to lose him. that was the summer i had the nervous breakdown. >> julie and i got into an argument one day over some shirt on the clothes line outside. and she was hormonal and i was dealing with her being pregnant plus dealing with the club bull [ expletive ]. i snapped and threw her and isabelle la out of the room and i ate a bottle of pills. >> it was pretty horrible. it was one of those "i'm pregnant. don't leave me. don't leave me with all this stuff going on, you know. i love you. we finally found each other. we have so much in common. i finally found someone that relates to me and i can be myself to and that knows me heart and soul." and i didn't want to lose him. >> i was a roller coaster at that point. there was up and down. i was just a wreck. i got into mental care and started seeing a shrink to get my head back together. i made the decision to quit drinking then. it was incredibly hard because i di

"street critique" guest bryan perry weighs in on whether now is the time to buy. well, here we are at the start of another earnings season, but, as we've reported, results are likely to be unimpressive. most forecasting firms are betting overall corporate profits will not show much growth, if any. erika miller digs deeper, looking at which industries are likely to post the biggest declines. >> reporter: profits have been soaring on wall street, but those high-flying days are over for now. seven out of the ten major stock sectors are expected to report a drop in first-quarter profits. >> i think that has to do with much more difficult comparisons because the first quarter of 2011 we were up 20%. also, we find that the price of oil is up close to 4% to 5% on average. and also the value of the dollar is higher. and since most of the companies in the s&p are multinationals, they'll be impacted negatively by a higher dollar. >> reporter: basic materials is expected to be the worst performing sector, with a more than 14% decline in earnings compared to a year ago. the r

and it's been a year since bryan stow was beaten and severely injured.ts are planning for him. >>> the new threat from the united states if north korea goes ahead with a controversial rocket launch. >> good morning overturned car in san francisco on the embarcadero. completely flipped over. we >>> good morning. our system is finally moving off to the east. the rain is ending. there could be a little mist or drizzle. we get a break in the morning. possible showers, thundershowers, highs upper 50s low 60s. >> welcome back. good morning to you. here's a quick look at the top stories we following for you right now. people in indonesia told to go to higher ground this morning. there was a big earthquake. a magnitude 8.6 quake. it hit just after 1:30 this morning pacific time. there has also been an 8.2 after shock there. they are now under a tsunami warning. a wave measuring less than 30 inches did roll into the indonesian coast. the head of oh cross university says the school is very much in doubt. the university president tells the contra costa times classe

bryan stow was invited.now so they had his son to throw out the first pitch and it was fantastic! pilar threw it out. and the proceedings began with a number emotion. certainly, buster posy the first regular season from his season last may. before you know it, it was off the wall. cobra. one-nothing. and it changed from there. all they needed was at one home run this in giants history. it carried nearly perfect game to the 6th inning. with just a couple of bouts, the opposing pitcher, with a clean piece hit. 17 in a row. and that was it! that was it! and finishing it off. the pittsburgh pirates. with a 28 it. 27 is the regulation. add giving breathing room and down the stretch to read the giants went on opening day at home. five-zero. a love and strike out performances as we said, go to the history books. there has not been an opening date like this format caned. >> as always conscious of it and wanted to prove it to myself. it is on my mind. >> one of the things that i had a perfect game it was difficult no

there's also a william bryan who is aboard the ship, but we don't know that that's our william bryan. if that was william bryan, he was a very healthy man. he was taken to the assistant surgeon for a throat infection and for boils. other than that, he was well hale and hardy. we see on march 6th of 1856, in the medical journal, robert williams was treated for prostratia, which would be exhaustion or dehydration. we see he was treated again -- we have a robert williams who was 26 years old and born in wales and if you go to the previous slide, he was 27. so his age bounces around considerably. in hong kong, he was treated for lymphocitis, soreness. on november 2nd of 1857, we see rheumatismis in the calf of the leg. we see in the medical report for the older man in the turret that he had arthritis. on march 30th, 1857, he is noted as being 36 years old. there was no other robert williams on this ship, much less a fireman born in wales. it's tempting to think that the man was in so much pain that he would have shouted out his true, correct age. it's a little too much speculation. intere

bryan stow was at the ballpark virtually at the ballpark. the giants and nbc bay area teamed up to provide a live satellite feed from stow's rehab facility. he and his mother appeared on the jumbo screen at the ballpark while his son tyler was on the field. it was a touching and tearful moment. >> tyler, your dodd's going to hand you the ball and we know with jeremy's help you're going to do great. >> tyler, good luck, son. >> good luck, son. yes, with the help of giants pitcher jeremy affeldt, tyler did great. take a look. he fired off the ceremonial first pitch. bryan stow still recovering from that brutal beating from opening day of last year at dodger stadium. >> always a lot of the emotion on opening day. a sellout crowd soaked up every moment at at&t park. we're live in sfwraens more everywhere fans excited for the new season. >> janelle, the home opener is a tradition many won't miss. they don't go to school or work. it's all about the original and black and dreaming of another windowing cnn love my giants. >> go giants. >> nothing bu

condo, this story took a chilling turn. >> you're not really bryan stewart at all.r: but not legally. are you? >> well, legally, i'm not anything. >> reporter: actually, legally, bryan's real name is rick valentini. in 2001 he forged a new birth certificate and that diploma from the university of michigan and created an entirely new identity. >> there's no smoking gun in this case. but there is a lot of burning matchsticks. >> jamie's lost. we don't know we shis, and it's really sad. >> erin moriarty joins us. hello. >> good morning. >> this story surprised me, because this is the post-9/11 world and the idea that somebody could so totally hide a secret identity. he got a lot of ideas from this book. i hate to bring it here today called "the modern identity changer." but he didn't read chapter 9 obvio obviously. the one thing if you're going to change your identity, don't get caught in a traffic violation, and he got one. that's really how they ended up getting him. otherwise -- >> he had a driver's license in his real name. >> yes. >> they ran a check. >> the only

on capitol hill, bryan moore, news4. >>> five teens were stabbed at a party in brandywine, maryland. it happened in a home on popular ridge road last night. prince george's county police said some teens came to a party uninvited. an argument ensued and became violent. that's when the teens were stabbed. two teens are in stable but serious condition, the other two were cut but not injured. one other person was assaulted. police are still looking for the suspects. >>> still ahead tonight. tomorrow marks five years since the virginia tech shootings. a victim's brother reveals how the tragedy gave him a new purpose in life. >>> plus a tribute to the titanic's final moments 100 years later. >>> and the celebrations ahead of d.c.'s [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have even fewer. ♪ and if you want standard keyless access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromis

william jennings bryan has to win don't come to work. it caused quite a firestorm but he ran a hell of a campaign. in that one election, to a liberal progressive party. two other folks who generated a political change are barry goldwater a you might remember, i had a goldwater button in second grade. transformed the republican party into a conservative party. eisenhower, tom dewey was the standard bearer before that. they came into an accommodation with the welfare state and agreed they could not repeal social security and was slow down the growth. extremism and pursuits of liberty. very famous quote. he transformed the republican party. let me talk about this. george mcgovern like barry goldwater in both instances they got 60% of the vote. if you pick up a newspaper in november of 1964 the headline would be bold water credits conservatives. conservatism is dead because of barry goldwater. the company's paper in november of 1972 the same thing on the other side about george mcgovern liberalism is dead and things are discredited. 15 years

bryan moore looks at a career that spanned more than 60 years. >> reporter: mike wallace was a tv giant who cut the rich and powerful down to size. >> when we talk about dictat dictatorship, i'm wagging my finger alts the presidet the pr china. >> as the inquisitor on "60 minutes," he interviewed ayatollah khamenei during the crisis. >> he is a disgrace to islam and he used the word a lunatic. >> reporter: when mike wallace asked the questions, the world waited for the answer. >> some of our great leaders would not have been perhaps great television personalities. >> reporter: but wallace was, in a tv career that spanned six decades. >> the mike wallace interview. >> reporter: he had a knack for making people squirm. >> you like that 40 million people have to see me do this. >> reporter: not even friends were safe. >> you didn't really need that question. >> reporter: but he did, hard questions that occasionally cracked the people he asked them of. mike wallace, dead at 93. bryan moore, nbc news, washington. >> wallace reportedly said he wanted his epitaph to read "tough, but fair." >>>

bryan hansen got 30 days in administrative segregation for coming on to a female staff member.0 days for verbally abusing an officer. and the fun seems to be over for royanna freed as well. >> i'm moving to unit number six. i need a change. and there's another transgender over there and some over people i met when i started working in the kitchen. i don't know. i'm just tired of it over here. i'm getting caught taking my pillow on camera. look at that. i'm going to jail. >> what was that about? >> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway.ç yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> time to move on. start a

. >>> bryan stow was attacked at dodger stadium and suffered brain damage.oday they turned out for the walk for thought raised $35,000 for the association. two teams took part in support of bryan stow, including his family members. supporters say more research needles to be done on traumatic brain injury. >> even though it's the notch 2 disability in the united states, people need to know about it. >> bryan stow is undergoing rehandle thation at an unnamed facility in northern california. >>> in news of the world tonight in thailand twin car bombings killed at least 14 people and wounded more than 00 other ms. what military officials are calling thailand's worst attack in years. the bombs were det neated by cell phone in the southern part of the country, in a crowded shopping area. officials blame muslim insurgents for the attacks. >>> and in myanmar, aung san suu kyi says she will continue because she believes that is what the people want. aung san suu kyi sent almost 25 years under house arrest as she fought against the military- dominated government. >>>

it people need to know about this. >> bryan stewe is under -- bryan stowe is under going rehabilitationeds 24 hour assistance. only on two. a bay area woman is still riverring after a terrifying experience on the ski slopes. this is crews trying to rescue them. >> they were skiing two weeks ago when she fell into a creek bed. she landed upside down. if you look closely, you can see the bottom of her skis at the snowbank. her husband sunk into his chest trying to dig her out. she was in there for nearly 30 minutes. she couldn't breathe and couldn't hear anything. >> no, silence. >> and i was screaming to be calm and not move and the fact that she couldn't hear me. you know, that is hard for me. i wanted her to know that i was there. >> she suffered some temporary nerve damage and she is already back phone. >>> trayvon martin case is introducing more protestors to the streets. and podium. >> what do we want it. when do we want it now. >> people carrying signs and wearing t-shirts with the teen's image. there were reverends al sharptonen a jesse jackson. george zimmerman fatally shot say v

bryan stow was beaten into a coma last year.is still undergoing aggressive therapy to become more independent after that attack. ♪ ♪ >> hey, good news if you missed this guy, a few weeks ago at the verizon center. bruce springsteen and echt street band are coming back this time with a performance at nationals park. part of their 2012 wrecking ball world tour. the show is september 14th. tickets go on sale in two weeks. on april 27th. only the third concert ever held at nationals park. the first elton john and billy joel, soldout show. the second was the soldout dave matthews band. concert featuring the zach brown band. >> wow. do you feel like. you need a lot of luck getting the tickets? >> yeah. >> the spring sten tisteen tick. real connected with summer this weekend. it will warm up, warm up fast. get your flip-flops ready. it will be crowded outside this weekend. especially on sunday. a look outside you. can see some of the stars overhead. a clear sky. let me show you again those record high temperatures for the weekend. satu

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. >> este es bryan mcur quién se entrego porque fue el quién la arroyo. >> esta es una de las cientas>> que esta... sin corazón. >> en nueva york victor javier solano. >> ahora vamos con 2 historias, un maestro que se caso con una alumna, siendo ahora mayor de edad es acusado, lo arrestaron por sospecha de abusar de otra estudiante. >> y en la junta escolar de moreno valley acusado de intento de asesinato, ahora lo acusan de violación, mike ríos enfreta 6 cargos. >> y después de días de busqueda se encotnro la pistola para matar a las 7 personas cerca de la universidad de luisiana, el sospechoso la compro legalmente así que se da en telea de juicio la tenencia. >> california tiene el control de armas de fuego más severas de la nación, comomno tenía problemas criminales ni problemas mentales, la compro, para lacayo dice que las leyes no sirven. >> en lugares donde hay más leyes estrictas de armas más muertes hay porque el cliente no respeta las leyes. >> en california no se permiten los rifles de guerra, se espera 2 días para portar el arma, y la ley de california lo prohíbe. >> hay de

increased security as a result of bryan stow's beating at last year's home opener. >>> speaking of stowe's still recovering after the two men jumped following that game. two men are charged in the attack. stowe suffered severe brain damage and is still in rehabilitation. his family is suing the team saying stow will need lifelong medical care costing at least $50 million. >>> 6:07 right now. san jose city council will decide whether to add more to the list of places where you can no longer light up. they'll exercise a plan to ban smoking in outdoor dining areas, as well as in lines where people wait for services and in the common areas of apartment complexes. supporters say the goal is to reduce people's exposure to secondhand smoke. the vote on the proposed ban is set for this afternoon. >>> a nine-year fight to try and unionize sonoma's county biggest hospital is set to wrap up today. the national union of health care workers says it's reached a contract agreement with santa rosa memorial hospital. that three-year contract includes wage increases, improved retirement benefits and job

bryan stow appeared to a video screen. he was beaten into a coma last year after seeing the giants play. 43-year-old is undergoing aggressive therapy. two men have been charged in that beating. >> lot more to bring you. dozen secret service agents were assigned to protect the president. accusations of misconduct involving prostitution. >> also the man who tried to escape police capture by dressing as a woman. >> and coupe teen other fish company that has been linked to a salmonella outbreak. >> coming up next on "nightline" we take you inside the hyper competitive world of getting toddlers into the school of their parents' dreams and we'll introduce you to the multidesigned industry to help those that can afford it. ♪ [ typing ] ♪ ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ gets her every time. [ male announcer ] it's hard to resist the craveable nature of the salty peanuts, dark chocolate, and smooth peanut butter in nature valley sweet & salty nut bars. irresistible. by nature valley.  >>> president oba

the heavily police presence was aimed at preventing incidents like the one bryan stow suffered last yearce made two arrests and gave out 72 citations. that's down from 89 arrests and citations last year. 79 people were ejected from the ballpark for being drunk or rowdy. >>> well, bryan stow will not throw out the first pitch on opening day in ate's park. the -- in at&t park. the his family says it's not realistic. the long ride will be hard on him. they are hoping he can go to a game later on this summer. the giants, by the way, still plan to honor bryan stow at friday's game. >>> a hayward man will be formally sentenced today for a dui crash that injured a young philadelphia phillies' fan visiting at a giants' game. andrew var gis pled guilty to felony dui charges last month. this little.was injured. prosecutors avar vas was white was hit -- prosecutors say vargas hit white. he suffered broken bones. another woman was injured. >>> be careful out there on tax day. you are more likely to die an untimely death. researchers say fatal deaths rise by 6% upon tax day, rushing to the post offic

de radio de donde desapareció la adolescente, steve lamar dijo que no tiene cómo pagar esa ayuda, bryan dijo que aunque hoy no se encontró nada en las áreas, hoy puede ser diferente él confía que esto traerá resultados. >>> hemos repartido miles, no solo en tiendas y centros comerciales también se han colado en estaciones de buses y 200 posters serán desplazados en los trenes del bart. >>> segun las autoridades desde la desaparición de sierra lamar, cerca de 290 agresores sexuales han sido investigados, hay nuevas pistas de teléfono e internet, además de 100 negocios que han dado donaciones para aumentar la búsqueda. >>> la búsqueda continuará mañana, esperan que la comunidad continúe ayudando como hasta ahora se recomienda para la búsqueda de mañana a contar de las 9 de la mañana las personas tienen que ser mayores de 18 años regresamos a los estudios. >>> al importancia de ser voluntarios, muchísimas gracias, claudia, por ahora l adesaparición de otra adolescente ha tenido un deselancde trágico, la policía cree que el cuerpo es de la menor de 15 años de edad previamente las autoridade

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until then, it's a sure bet bryan will be watching on tv as his favorite team takes the field.rancisco, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the giants set a record before the season even started with the most season tickets sold since the team started playing at at&t park. there's 2,705 season ticketholders. the ballpark almost seats 42,000. 70% of the seats are taken for every game. the giants says tickets sales are strong with two-point # million tickets already sold for this season. >>> former pen state assistant coach jerry sandusky lost his bid to have abuse charges against him dismissed. the court denied several requests submitted by sandusky's lawyer. one of the request was to dismiss the charges because the charges were too old. >>> the assembly today unanimously passed a bill that would require all higher education employees to report suspected child abuse. the bill now moves on to the state senate. other states across the country are considering similar bills. >>> state regulators today issued a warning letter to the president of the fish and game commission. dan

bryan stow appeared to a video screen. he was beaten into a coma last year after seeing the giants play. 43-year-old is undergoing aggressive therapy. two men have been charged in that beating. >> lot more to bring you. dozen secret service agents were assigned to protect the president. accusations of misconduct involving prostitution. >> also the man who tried to escape police capture by dressing as a woman. >> and coupe teen other fish company that has been linked to a salmonella outbreak. >> coming up next on "nightline" we take you inside the hyper competitive world of getting toddlers into the school of their parents' dreams and we'll introduce you to the multidesigned industry to help those that can afford it.ñsñsñsc >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> president obama is colombia for the summit of america's but several secret service agents have been sent home for misconduct. they are investigating reports they were involved with prostitutes before the president's arrival there. a dozen age

en casa de los gigantes de san francisco empezó a las 7 de la tarde, tenemos a tyler , el hijo de bryanna suerta. >> la fecha de fútbol mexicano arrancó con pocos goles y dejo a estudiantes colgando en un hijo . >> gracias, buenas noche,s la agonia continúa para estudiantes tecos, no pudieron contra puebla y el tiempo comienza a convertirse en enemifo . >> les tocó contra la corriente, pero estudiantes aprovecharon el exceso de confianza, marcador final, empate a 1 . >> jaguares en el víctor manuel reina, el disparos a las manos de saucer, castillo la quiso hacer de lujo pero el esferico escapa en la línea, terminaron en un empate sin goles . >> en la nba (national basketball association) las cosas van de mal en peor para los kings, van peor, lo malo es que se verán las caras en 12 días, el thunder gana 115 por 89 . >> juego de apertura para los gigantes, aficionado brutalmente golpeado con saque de honor. >> marc con el juego. >> terminaba conectando . >> cabrerar anota para san francisco . >> sacaba este hit al derecho, sin probelmas cruzaba la registradora, ganó san francisco 5 a 0.

bryan perkins was there talking about school boards and superintendents. he said he never had a meeting that lasted longer than an hour and a half. we have something to shoot for, president yee. >> i want to say one thing. i was unhappy about this, now i am not so much unhappy. we had a speaker -- [unintelligible] i am interested and i am sorry that deputy superintendent carranza is not here. i would like someone to talk to us or think about how we can use the khan academy and what is a program for schools. it occurred to me, i talked to him at the conference. he said they are interested in starting a school. i said i guess it will be a private school. i -- that is one thing. it seemed to me that this old school ought to be taking advantage of free online instruction. anyway, that was -- and interestingly, i was kind of, we're having the same speaker. it made me hear a lot more. and think about it a different way. and he is right down the road. we could probably get him up here to talk to us. he would be happy to do that. president yee: other reports by bo

bryan stow, el aficionado del equipo de los gigantes de san francisco quien quedó en coma hace casi unes de un partido en el estadio de los angeles, recibio una invitacion para realizar el lanzamiento de la primera pelota en el partido de apertura del viernes pero "stow" declino la oferta debido a que aun falta mucho para que logre su recuperacion total. ---miles de casos de deportacÓn que estan estancados en los tribunales de inmigracÓn podÍan ser cerrados debido a su baja prioridad ---julio Ésar orÍz nos explica el proceso y nos dice por qÉ para miles de familias este verano podÍa ser uno de esperanza. trt 2: 15 . >> para cerrar los casos de personas que no quieren ser deportados. >> personas que tiene un record bueno, estas personas pueden pedir que el fiscal cierre el caso. >> los fiscales revisaran los casos de deportacion . >> en las cortes de los Ángeles del nueve a 20 de junio para eliminar la congestión en los departamento de inmigración. >> revisaran todos los casos que tiene registrados para ver que causas podrán cerrar o no. >> la espera es una cárcel psicologica desde que

personas en una vivienda de san francisco, se declaró no culpable de posesión y tráfico de drogas, bryane capturaron a su hermano. >>> con capuchas, más de 100 miembros de la diócesis, se reunieron para exigir la investigación a fondo por la muerte de trayvon martin en la florida, se tomaron esa foto para enviar un mensaje a las autoridad . >>> integrantes del movimiento ocupemos oakland, acusaron de querer denunciar los casos como agraves, pero se negó que se trataran de procesos falsos contra los indignados. >>> decdenas de manifestantes protestaron en san francisco contra las redadas, a la manifestaciónse unieron los superviosres de la ciudad para mostrar el apoyo a los pacientes que usan la marihuana como tratamiento para su salud. >>> queremos que se proteja la ley de california, para que los pacientes tengan acceso a la marihuana medicinal. >>> esto después de un día que se catearea la universidad de marihuana de oakland ♪. >>> los concejales de la ciudad de san josé continúan con un plan para resolver los problemas en el aeropuerto de san josé, la idea es que aumenten el flujo de

. >>> we are checking in on bryan stow a year after he was attacked.about the opening day offer given to him by his favorite team. >> solving the mystery of a missing morgan hill teenager. we'll tell you what volunteers are doing to figure out what happened to sierra lamar. >> good morning, on 680 southbound the traffic looks good on the way from pleasanton to fremont and into san jose. another complete look at traffic and weather. ♪ [ man ] when i went to get my first new car, my dad said to get a subaru because they last. ♪ he drives a legacy, but i'm nothing like him. i got the new impreza. maybe i should have picked a different color... [ male announcer ] the all-new subaru impreza. experience love that lasts. ♪ >>> time is 6:43. here's a quick look at some of the top stories. there was a major earthquake just hours ago. look at the pictures. frightened people running out of high-rise buildings. panicking after a magnitude 8.6 earthquake followed by an 8.2 after shock. they triggered tsunami warning throughout the indian ocean area. a watch is stil

until then, it's a sure bet bryan will be watching on tv as his favorite team takes the field.isco, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the giants set a record before the season even started with the most season tickets sold since the team started playing at at&t park. there's 2,705 season ticketholders. the ballpark almost seats 42,000. 70% of the seats are taken for every game. the giants says tickets sales are strong with two-point # million tickets already sold for this season. >>> former pen state assistant coach jerry sandusky lost his bid to have abuse charges against him dismissed. the court denied several requests submitted by sandusky's lawyer. one of the request was to dismiss the charges because the charges were too old. >>> the assembly today unanimously passed a bill that would require all higher education employees to report suspected child abuse. the bill now moves on to the state senate. other states across the country are considering similar bills. >>> state regulators today issued a warning letter to the president of the fish and game commission. dan rich

. >>> police packed opening day at dodgers stadium a year after bryan stow was beaten into a coma at that park. police presence to prevent the one stow suffered. 79 people were kicked out for being drunk or rowdy. >>> suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi has hired two attorneys if. mirkarimi has added los angeles attorney shepard cops to his legal team. he is also the son of quentin cop. >>> the medesto teacher that quit his job to live with an 18- year-old student is without his passport. james hooker appeared in court for sexual assault charges involving a different teenager. the allege victim came forward after seeing him flaunting his relationship with josh dab powers. they ordered hooker to turn over his passport. >>> a choir director has been arrested accused of spying on female students while on a field trip. the alleged incident happened while he was working with the choir from san jose. he has been suspended from the chorus. >>> occupy oakland protestors are vowing to carry on their message. >> it's the three weeks i was living in a broke down car. >> there were pl

in some of the research that bryan and h team ununcovered demonstrates how maybe a lot of capita supy went to certain counities. i really just notdo not know. hispanic businesses are getting more loans than african american businesses even though they are outnumbered. did you find ththis was a a race- based. >> its so hard to kw. i thinkhat most experts agree that it is sort of systemic discrimination. it is not outright racism but there are biases when a person has sitting across from a business owner that are ingrained in to help our society works. it is rt an unconscious bias that is likely impacting of these decisionsre made but lot of it has to d do with how the criteria is laid out. >> that is a terrific pnt. i got as fafar as a chielending officer. we have great creredits course, a bagroundnd in public accounting. these t things should all m measure up. in this situation, we'd like loaning money to peoe who do not need the money. he articulateded if have a bad loan in my portfolio might investors are going to ush. >> so glad you shown the spotlilight on this issue. we are goioi