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here's bryan cranston. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: bryan cranston!ll, how's it feel? >> here you are. 6 b. >> jimmy: does it feel good? does it feel different? >> it feels historic. >> jimmy: it does, right? >> it does. >> jimmy: it's fun, right? we're here. we're back. >> the origins of the show. >> jimmy: "the tonight show's" back in new york. it's -- >> this is it. >> jimmy: this is what we have to do. >> very exciting. good for you. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations. >> jimmy: thank you. >> we love you. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: congratulations to you. oh my gosh! now, you've never been on broadway before, right? >> no! no. no. this is the first time. >> jimmy: and you went for it in this role. i knew it. i said, i saw, like -- they showed me commercials. i was watching this commercial of you. i go, "oh my gosh. he's going to get a tony for this." and then you get nominated for a tony award. and the show as well! >> yeah. >> jimmy: first time out of the box! >> first time out, yeah. [ cheers and

bryan cranston has the baddest show on television, a summer blockbuster movie. a massive run away hit on broadway and today, this hour, he's landed a starring role right here on "legal view," bryan cranston with a whole lot to say. you'll want to hear it. straight ahead. >>> hello. i'm ashleigh banfield and you're watching "legal view." we begin with this. yes, the indiana ocean is really really deep and it takes time and expertise and special equipment to map a tiny place on the ocean floor but the missing flight 370 is very hard to take. today, we learned the most likely reason the bluefin 21 never did pick up the black boxes or anything else for that matter from the vanished malaysian airliner in what we thought was the likely most likely place is that it wasn't. it wasn't the right place at all, it never was. the best minds thought it was because of those pings from the plane's black box, flight data and black box data recorders, do you remember those? sadly now an expert is telling cnn those pings were a big recommend herring, another in an excruciating ser

. >>> opening statements in the case of bryan stow versus the dodgers. bryan stow himself sat in a wheelchair in the courtroom facing the jurors. day one of what is expected to be an emotional trial. >> reporter: bryan stow, seen here leaving court wednesday. needs 24 hour care. can't even go to the bath room by himself. his brain forever damaged. that is according to his attorney. who tells jurors in his opening statement the los angeles dodgers are responsible for all of that. had stadium security under the ownership of frank mccourt done their job it would never have happened. >> the truth of the matter is they had three hours to do something about it and they did nothing. >> reporter: he says three hours is how long dodger fans, marvin norwood and luis sanchez who have been convicted of assault were harassing giants fans in 2011. it ended with them beating bryan stow nearly to death outside in the parking lot after the game. he wants compensation. >> when you look at the past medical and future medical, loss of earning, it is in 35 to $38 million ran

. >> bryan cranston sits down with jeffrey brown on pbs "news hour weekend."ade possible by -- corporate funding is provided by -- additional support is provided by -- >>> from the tisch wnet studio at lincoln center in new york. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. the kremlin said today it had received thousands of calls for assistance from russian-speakers in eastern ukraine. a statement that could signal russia's intention to get more involved in the conflict there. military analysts said they saw no signs of a russian invasion. all this as ukraine continues its attack on separatists who had seized government buildings throughout ukraine. today they released the people they held captive. >> the osc observers, free after a week under the control of the self-proclaimed mayor. he said this was no kidnap. just an intended visit. >> translator: they're not being released. they're leaving us, as was promised. we celebrated my birthday and now they can leave for home. >> down the road and through the chicane to safety, their colleagues were there to meet them

it's bryan, and you know him as lefty.s 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, i would probably not have en

bryan stow's lead attorney thomas girardi told the jury the two men who would later assault bryan stow were assaulting giants fans as early as the second inning. all of this harassment foul language, yelling and screaming throwing stuff assaulting people, there was no security there, girardi told the jury. girardi said there were still no security personnel in sight when bryan stow was attacked by louis sanchez and marvin norwood after the game. it wasn't a fight, girardi said, when you walk out of the stadium and you're smashed in the back, that isn't a fight. that's an assault. and if they, the dodgers, had done what they were supposed to do when in the preceding three hours the assault never would have happened. girardi told the jury that frank mccourt and the dodger are responsible. but the defense says we claim the injuries are caused solely by the conduct of mr. sanchez, mr. norwood and mr. stow. fox said bryan stow was also being aggressive while watching the game and after the game, fox said, stow directed a comment towards sanchez which prompted a shove and later the attack. m

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. >> we have bryan.ing, committee members we shared 3 action items and passed them amazing it was our items 8, 9 and temple item 4 for a clean air program and peter in the committee asked for the transit would cause spill over into parallel streets it was anna said there's a request to the transportation authority thirty to study the issue. item number 8 was a strategic action report for local and resemble bike sharing original models and there was some discussion of entity and the staff is working with the bicycle coalition to identify and get any issues item 9 was a request for 4 hundred and 6 i6r thousands of prop a fund pardon me prop k funded for the safety related requests and there was no discussion on that item which i think is a positive sign that safety related issue transcend you culture and language barriers that's a good sign. with that, if there are no questions i have to take leave >> thank you, mr. a lawyer kin. open this up for public comment for anyone wishing to speak. >> thank you, su

. >>> tell you how much money bryan stow is looking for so he can cover his medical bills. >>> how much information can intelligence agencies get from your cell phone? edward snowden's answer may surprise you. >>> peak warm for today, close to 90 in some spots and a pleasant weekend ahead and then we get that summary feel cranking up that heat next week. your full forecast in moments. >> of course it's pleasant, it's the weekend. i know what you mean. looking towards the nimitz freeway. >>> and we have a live look outside as the sun comes up. it's thursday, may 29th. this is "today in the bay." >>> well, good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. police questioning a driver who hit a pedestrian at a gas station pinning him underneath his car. the crash happened near 24th and gary in the outer richmond district. christie smith joins us live in san francisco and christie, depite td despite the horrifying scene, the victim will survive. >> we did get an update from san francisco police and they are telling us despite a very serious head injury, this man is still

. >>> opening statements are expected today in bryan stow's civil suit against the l.a. dodgers. comes two day after questioning potential jurors. peggy bunker joins us with the details. the cost has to be staggering. >> it is absolutely incredible. $50 million is how much bryan stow's attorney said his past and future medical bills could cost after being beaten to death on opening day three years ago. the jurors have been selected in the civil suit against the l.a. dodgers and the grounds for the civil suit is that the dodgers didn't provide enough security or adequate lighting at the game. stow, a former paramedic and father to two suffered brain damage during that beating and is permanently disabled. the two men pled guilty in criminal court earlier this year. they were asked directly if they were dodger fans and if they could be impartial when it came to mccourt and his former baseball team. eight men and eight women were selected for the jury. they include an attorney, school bus driver, a nurse, a journalist and a mail carrier, among others. interestingly, the civil suit al

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so the only thing i can say is let's work diligently and bryan has done a troublesome job, you know, our agrees at 995 market street serve is citywide we have to be central located and one block your downtown elderly and the families, etc. and it's get this on. >> next speaker. >> and thank you for the opportunity for speaking and echo the remarks of the previous speaker in commending bryan and the task force it's a privilege to be on the task force we've worked hard the representations are well-thought-out both long-term and short time solutions were one of the agencies that has been displaced we're in the middle of a innovation we're choose to work here we need to be here and stay here but we need our partnership everything we do is in partnership with the done nefarious in the city this is where we want to be we provide services to ore 18 hundred people through the mid management people we keep them housed over 95 percent through the money management system working through the department of public health. i ask you to work eastbound quickly the needs are not going away i'm finding

dodgers and bryan stow. "mornings on 2" begins right now. >>> we are live in san francisco at a chevron gas station in the richmond district where a man was critically injured by a car. another man was taken into police custody. ktvu's tara moriarty is there. she will tell us about the strange twist in the case that has investigators reviewing surveillance video. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2". i am tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve paulson is back. it looks nice outside our door. >> you ducked outside? >> just stuck my head out. >> i believe you. skies are clear and it looks like a nice day today. we will start to cool down tomorrow. temperatures in the 50s. there are a few 40s. half moon bay airport 41 degrees. the coolest i could find. 60s, 70s, and lots of sunshine. breezy and warmer today. not much of a breeze for some. now 43. napa airport went from 46 to 53. we are beginning to warm up. the nights are very, very short. fairfield calm. that

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filed by beaten san francisco giants fan - bryan stow. the former paramedic. suffered brain damage, after he was beaten in l.a. by two men outside a giants - los angeles dodgers game in 20-11. both men pleaded guilty to criminal charges earlier this year. *this trial covers the civil lawsuit that seeks millions of dollars in damages from the dodgers and former team owner. lawyers say, stow's lifetime care. could cost up to 50- million dollars. here in san jose we have frightening moments into the lives of two young women crop in the crossfire of a shooting. she showed me flash wounds on her arms and neck that she thinks are caused by a bullet after someone opened fire from a passing car. she says the shooters were aiming at a man who was hiding in her driveway and set off a car alarm. she and her cousin were caught up in the car alarm--shooting after coming outside to it investigate. these two buildings were kept closed tuesday morning for what the police call a specific and credible for threat to. the pole would not expexplain the exact nature of the threat.

the room spinning as bryan kneed him down below. where the burglar's head splashing its way through the dining room window. then he was dragged to the front door. >> i grabbed him and put him in a choke hold and we went outside. >> reporter: neighbors came out and snapped this picture of bryan on top of the suspect. patricia macarris lives across the street and heard the commotion. >> it was pretty scary. >> reporter: the man's face bloody cuffed by an officer who lives two doors down and taken away by police. the man broke into the home through a window. >> just sort of released it ended the way it did. that it didn't end badly for me or my family. >> reporter: bryan says he's had several break-ins in recent months or in recent times and he's hoping that today's incident puts an end to that. in san jose, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in san francisco this year there have been as many pedestrians killed as homicide victims. now prosecutors want more help to handle those cases. seven people have died after being hit by cars

the room spinning as bryan kneed him down below. where the burglar's head splashing its way through the dining room window. then he was dragged to the front door. >> i grabbed him and put him in a choke hold and we went outside. >> reporter: neighbors came out and snapped this picture of bryan on top of the suspect. patricia macarris lives across the street and heard the commotion. >> it was pretty scary. >> reporter: the man's face bloody cuffed by an officer who lives two doors down and taken away by police. the man broke into the home through a window. >> just sort of released it ended the way it did. that it didn't end badly for me or my family. >> reporter: bryan says he's had several break-ins in recent months or in recent times and he's hoping that today's incident puts an end to that. in san jose, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in san francisco this year there have been as many pedestrians killed as homicide victims. now prosecutors want more help to handle those cases. seven people have died after being hit by cars

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. >> bryan cranston makes his way."in "all the he is best known for playing walter right -- white in the hit series "breaking bad." [groaning] [gunshot] [sirens] ♪ >> outside the neil simon theater in new york, we could not help but run into some of his fans. >> in a good way? you should come see the play. >> we would like to but we are only here a day. we will come back. >> come today. come on. >> we are such big fans of yours. >> thank you. >> we also went backstage. >> here is the -- the entrances we have going backstage. we have some props over here. i want to show you. >> cutty sark. >> just a little bit of cutty, that is all he needed. linden --forget that lyndon johnson was the person who put the stuff in the white house. >> he did. he said to nixon, you are going to need this. you will forget what people tell you in private. he considered a recorded phone call private. make sure they tell you in person. for the memoirs. he planted that idea in nixon's head. i want to show you something. >> oh my gosh nests. >> -

bryan stow was in courted to as jury selection began today in his lawsuit against the la dodgers. >> inside, bryan stow watch as 100 perspective jurors filed into the courtroom and his attorneys began their case alleging negligence against the dodgers for inadequate security at dodgers stadium. earlier this year, sanchez and norwood pleaded guilty to the beat of bryan stow at the dodgers opening day game against the giants in 2011. >> you're smiling? you think it's funny. >> sanchez was sentenced to eight years in prison. today, his attorneys says he will produce witnesses who will testify sanchez who was visibly drunk began picking fights with giants fans as early as the second inning, and that he continued to throw food, swear and threaten giants fans as he made it into the parking lot where he attacked stow with no dodgers security in sight at any point. >> these guys were doing bad acts which violated the dodger code of security from the second inning. so they had three hours and 30 minutes, basically, to do something about these guys. >> but lead defense attorney declined an on-

we will have much more on the bryan stow's civil trial later this morning. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we have more for those who were killed in the uk campus. -- uc campus. they are honoring those who died in the attack. there was away for the entire community to heal in the wake of such a horrific attack. there were a number of moving speeches. >> i felt i had to stand for you all today. they were students of mine last spring and it may be the standard here for santa barbara and we were all very close. >> that young woman was among the many alumni who attended last night's victim in berkeley. >>> leyland in honor of george chip. >> chipped from waited just two -- graduated just two -- george chen graduated just two years ago. >>> here in palo alto, it tells us about customers who have devices that use wi-fi, what is going on? >> customers in and around those who use coffee are being tracked and most don't know this but you see there is a small sticker here posted on the outside of phil's coffee and they are letting people know about this. and from euc

the 2005 study we only need 65 to 70 feet to fill up both sides and leave a package >> i'm hoping bryan larkin and the cac have you brought this to the cac. >> i didn't have any - >> thank you very much. seeing no other questions let's close. and ms. chang let's see call the next item. okay to approve the cac report can can we take that without objection? go colleagues, we should have a vote >> on item 2. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor kim absent. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. this item passes >> thank you. please call the consent calendar >> items 3 to 5 complies the consent calendar commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. >> so i see no comments from the colleagues to sever items. let's open this up for public comment >> we don't need the public comment. >> okay roll call. >> sever an item. so there's a never mind so let's have a roll call often the consent calendar. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor kim absent. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. consent calendar is approved >> great, thank you. p

in, you know, i'll let the tom and bryan chiu make their presentation i want to make a designation between the source of funding for the nonprofit the nonprofit part of the supplemental that was driven around nexus for tax revenue we're doing it for the need is high and the artists side i talked talked to artists in larger organizations, you know, over especially, after i introduced the $2 million but before that several members of the communities were concerned about how artists were being driven out of the city once again and my conclusion of $2 million was based on a need greater than $23 million so we didn't have the revenue that was being generated viewing the tax break but we did it because the demanded was great and we supported the nonprofits based on a next us of revenue because of the nonprofit organizations there's a similarly to how great the need is to help the organizations to stay here in san francisco to support the arts in the city. look forward to our presentation and colleagues look forward to you supporting this to stay in san francisco and in business >> supervisor mar

bryan i want to start with you. you and i were on the hill in 2010. we saw the tea party storm take washington. but the establishment fought back. the empire strikes back in a huge way last night. how do they do it. where did the funding come r from. how were they able no billize their voters. how were they offset the tea party wave that killed them in '10 and '12. >> after 2010 and 2012 republicans led by mitch mcconnell and his allies decided they needed to stop walking lightly around these outside groups backing unelectable conservative candidates and really take the fire not conservatives per se, but to these groups and to these candidates and that want included money and harsh rhetoric, that included brutal campaigning and it was effective. as you said there's no christine o'donnells and no todd aikens this year. whether having embraced the conservatism but not the tea party whether these conservative candidates can win. >> no fun for the media. >> so boring. >> still early. let's not say there's no todd aikens yet. >> i watched grimes victory sp

but for me to get to meetings and my hope as we expand that we're looking at areas of entity as bryan larkin from the cac raised not only places where we think there will be a lot of bicyclists but other areas that need to market and promote more bicycling as well >> yeah. as we expand

i asked bryan point blank yesterday whether his character, walter white, actually died.ing bad." his eyes were open and i didn't want him to die and i kind of thought, well, maybe. i didn't expect the answer i got. what he said is actually giving hope to fans that the show -- that the meth kingpin's last chapter just destroyed us, apparently that last chapter may not have been written yet. i want to show you the highlight from the interview with bryan, the emmy-award winning actor. >> you called walter white the role of a lifetime. did you know at the beginning that you had that in you, that you had that man in you? >> i think so. i think every actor is just looking for an opportunity to be able to showcase themselves and their talents. and i, for some reason, it came if into my lap and i jumped on it. i knew whoever was fortunate enough to get this role, it's going to change their career. i didn't know at the time it was going to be me but i'm very grateful. >> that executive producer of yours knew it was you. he fought the studios. he said this is the man. "ma "mall ca

well, i'm joined now by bryan smith. he's campaigning early this morning out there in idaho and joins me now on the phone. so, mr. smith, i want to ask you, you've labeled mike simpson a liberal. do you really think idaho republican voters think of mike simpson and think, boy, this is a guy that sides with barack obama. >> well, chuck, thanks for having me on your show. i can assure you as the idaho voters get informed about congressman simpson's voting record, more and more people do begin to see that he is just too liberal for idaho. so, for example, when it comes to funding barack obama's welfare economy or his overall economy, last october barack obama was demanding a debt ceiling increase without any cuts in spending. if you look at idaho's congressional delegation, both senators and congressman stood up against barack obama, fought against giving him a blank check and letting him kick our financial kn down the road, where as congressman simpson, he simply was the odd man out. he did not stand up against barack obam

bryan stow will attend at some point but he will not testify. >>> president obama has decided how many united states troops will stay behind after the war in afghanistan winds down. the president will announce this afternoon that the pentagon will station 9,800 service member at the start of next year an the country which will be cut in half by the end of 2015. by 2016, the united states will have an embassy and security assistance office in the country. all of this depends on after gas officials finding a bilateral security agreement with the white house. we will bring you the president's announcement this afternoon. >> still to come, the wage gap between those at the very top and the workers as the c.e.o. salary reaps an all-time high. >> it is a deadline day for donald sterling with new details on whether he is complying with the nba order to sell the clippers. >> the foreign government that wants facebook founder zuckerberg to come and respond to privacy violation accusations >> from outside, you can see how it is shaping up, a pretty picture here, is it going to be cloudy? we will

brandon saad and bryan bickell scored late, but the hawks lose 5-2. they face elimination in game five tomorrow. >> always disappointing but one game get momentum, game 5. would like to come back. we can't give anything more than that. born to try to get the momentum back. >>the cubs honoring members of the military on memorial day. jeff samardzija helped his own cause in san francisco... down a run in the fifth when he doubles in the tying run. he also stuck out ten for his first win of the season. cubs win 8-4. white sox hosting the indians for a three- game series. down a run with two outs in the third... diane viciedo puts the sox ahead with a three- run blast to left... his fifth of the year. conor gillaspie was four- for- four and the sox win 6-2. in the n-b-a playoffs, the heat beat indiana for a three- one series lead, and the sky suffered their first loss of the season to the lynx. we have more questions for demetrius ... >> this is a new segment we have called ask demetrius. the we have a cool little introduction? >> is it going to rain toda

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and bryan especially, they were all so casual about it. >> that is very cool.nston paid for the couple's flight, hotel room and even had a car waiting to pick them up from the airport. >>> coming up in our next half hour, a kill switch for smartphones statewide. new details about the bill making the rounds at the capitol. >>> and it took 20 seconds from the sidewalk to the terminal. coming up, we investigate how some people bypass airport security with the swipe of a badge. >>> i'm not really comfortable with the airport security. >> we investigate some san jose airport workers going from the sidewalk to the terminal in seconds, bypassing all security with a single badge swipe. good evening, i'm diane dwyer. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. the san jose airport is in the spotlight. the question being asked is how secure is sjc. this morning we expose more security weaknesses at the airport. >> here comes these two ladies from earlier. >> reporter: two airport workers enter these doors just off a busy sidewalk. >> there she goes. >> reporter: and seconds later enter

you know, all the cast members, an bryan especially. they were all so casual about it. >> cranston paid for the couple's flight, hotel room or rooms an even had a car waiting to pick them up from the airport, just trying to be polite. >> the mother making it clear if it were your daughter rooms. >> that is exactly correct, sir. >> henry wofford, can you get us out of this right now. >> believe me, i was thinking the same thing. my kids beat me up if i don't give them their allowance on time. that's another story. >>> big news on the warriors coaching search while the raiders add strength on their roster and the 49ers get what people are calling the steal of the draft. we've got the details. >>> plus, matt cain makes his return to face the dodgers. highlights and reaction from a game that didn't go as planned. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. we begin with the latest on the warriors head coaching vacancy. yahoo! sports is reporting that former memphis grizzlies coach lionel hollins will interview with the warriors next week. hollins is