. >>> bullying can sometimes be deadly. today an organization created to help protect kids from bullying held an event to launch a national anti-bullying campaign. it's the national voices for equality education and enlightenment. while it focuses on helping kids prevent and deal with bullying, it also wants parents to make time for their children. the group says when a child knows he or she is loved, then he or she is less likely to become a bully. >>> sarah palin is defending the u.s. history flub she made when her east coast bus tour stoped in boston last thursday. when asked about the revolutionary war hero, paul revere, palin claimed his famous massachusetts ride was intended to warn the british along with americans. according to history, revere alerted americans to an impending british attack. here's what palin had to say this morning on fox news sunday. >> warned the americans the british were coming, the british were coming. they're going to try to take our arms. we have to protect ourselves and shoring up our firea

bullying the same kids every day and nobody else would do something about it. say something to the bully, stop that, it's not cool. >> so these songs speak to your generation? >> yeah. we have a song called "future generation" that tells people that we are the generation. it's our time to change and it's our time to make things better. ♪ >> we're heard far too many stories about bullying and this stuff just keeps going on. what can students do to make an impact? >> well, what students can do is to use their voices. if you ever want to see how students really feel, take a

there are also some concerns are around peer to peer relationships in terms of bullying and respecting each other. moving on to the older youth -- supervisor avalos: on bullying, does the school district have a policy and programming -- policy and program, or is it school by school and implemented by teachers? >> the district has some district wide initiatives in terms of adopting different curriculums and approaches to creating a positive school climate, such as caring school communities and other efforts such as that, and each school typically has a kind of approach on that as well. they rely on the california health and kids survey, which asks questions each year to gauge how things are happening at school level in terms of which populations are being most impacted, which age groups, that sort of thing. book districtwide and schoolwide approaches. -- both districtwide and school what approaches. supervisor mar: i was going to ask, sometimes anti- discrimination lessons are important. i do not think i have been to a school where bullying was not one of their top priority issues, but

bully stop, bully stop, need to back up, got it stop the hating because you ain't that tough. calling all you bullies, do you hear me, all around the world city to city. >> reporter: that was very good. a nice strong finish. great job. let's give them a hand, you guys. a little bit of a rip-off there of a chart topping song. let's go ahehaeahead and get a t our weather forecast. we do have patchy fog at the coastline and also right across the peninsula and temperatures that will stay cooler. and then as we head throughout the next 48 to e av hhour, we h conditions that could bring us 80 degree weather. why don't everybody who wants to get in the background come back behind us here right now so we can see how many people it takes to put on this apprenticeship program with citizens schools and cisco systems. the more the better. as we head throughout tonight, we're looking at complains in the 30s and 40s and then as weu log throughout day, things will warm up to possibly some of the warmest weather we have had in weeks. on your seven day forecast, we have temperatures in the 70s

it's pretty easy. >> you admit to being bullied as a kid yourself.n you're a big duty, an undefeated martial arts fighter. obviously, you went to work in a line of work that's pretty tough, but what turned your attention back to the issue of bullying in this country? obviously you had moved on in your own life but what caught you back into this? >> it was about two weeks before i went to japan last year. i wrestled over there, and somebody asked me on facebook, what do you think about these suicides and i said, you know, it's absolutely ridiculous. kids should be going to school and not having to worry about anything but getting good grades. i have seen kids where they can't even afford clothes, they're stealing clothes and getting in trouble and getting kicked out of school. what i really want to do is, you know, make a big difference, not just with bullying but with suicide, with teen pregnancy, with childhood obesity. we're going after everything and it's more of a mentor goal setting character building program instead of, hey, this is an assembly

bullies. they do have issues themselves that would result perhaps in their future lives not being a happy one. so you know i think the breath of the bill addresses that as well. >> the bill is named after seth walsh a gay teenager from current county who committed suicide last fall. >>> the obama administration spent part of the day defending the president's exit strategy for bringing 33,000 troops home from afghanistan. >> the bottom line as the president said is that we have broken the taliban's momentum. so we do begin this draw down from a position of strength. >> secretary of state hillary clinton acknowledged at a congressional hearing this morning that a u.s. military would have preferred a slower approach. but retiring defense secretary robert gates today said he supports the president's timetable. >>> karzite says he welcomes the u.s. -- some people living in afghanistan say they fear increased violence and even a civil war. >>> veterans affairs officials say one in seven soldiers ret

just today the state assembly passed an anti-bullying called sex law named after a gay teen who killed himself after being bullied. >> the law will give administrators the right kind of tools. >> some fans hope that the giants video will prompt other professional sports teams to step up to the plate. in san francisco, janna katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> we have posted the entire giants it gets better video on our website. look for it on ktvu.com in the right now section. >>> as giants fan bryan stow lies in a coma the man accused of beating him in la takes a polygraph test in la. we will have a live report. >> i am cheering my heart out because people have done what needs to be done. >> left hanging, why some sanbruno residents say they are left in the lunch nine months after the our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ h

burns, a gay man, talk about the bullying he faced as a young kid. >> one day when i was in the ninthade just starting high school, i was greeted after school by some older kids who roughed me up. they said that i was a tfaggot and that i should die and go to hell where i belonged. that was the fear i kept pushed down that what i was beginning to feel on the inside must somehow be showing on the outsid outside. ashamed and confused, i went home. i thought there must be something very wrong with me, something i could never let my family or anyone else know. >> burns' story struck a chord across the country. to date his video has received more hand 3 million views. joining me now from washington, joel burns and 12-year-old sam maiden from manchester, new hampshire. thanks to both of you for coming on the show. sam, i want to start with you first. did you ever imagine that your petition, all your hard work, would get this much attention? >> no, not really. >> how do you feel about it? >> well, it just is just overwhelms me with joy. it started off small, maybe 100 signatures, and then ch

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just today the state assembly passed an anti-bullying called sex law named after a gay teen who killed himself after being bullied. >> the law will give administrators the right kind of tools. >> some fans hope that the giants video will prompt other professional sports teams to step up to the plate. in san francisco, janna katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> we have posted the entire giants it gets better video on our website. look for it on ktvu.com in the right now section. >>> as giants fan bryan stow lies in a coma the man accused of beating him in la takes a polygraph test in la. we will have a live report. >> i am cheering my heart out because people have done what needs to be done. >> left hanging, why some sanbruno residents say they are left in the lunch nine months after the pg&e gas explosion. >> plus the latest move to collect sales tax on all online sales. >> on the next dr. oz show only questions revealed. . >>> the man accused of beating giants fans bryan stow underwent a pal low graph to try to convince the police they have the wrong man. ken wayne is there with the fa

." ♪ it's meant to encourage people who see someone being bullied to speak up -- not be bystanders.y wrote it after a local teen committed suicide as a result of being bullied. ♪ >> so many kids like, came up and said how they really love that one, because they can really get something out of it and they walked away with like a different outlook on like how to treat people. >> we're very happy that we could, like, reach out to people and have them understand. >> well, i thought i was really good because personally i'm not the coolest kid in my school, and there are those kids that wanna put you down, but personally i really thought it was really good because i've seen a lot of kids get bullied. >> michael and marisa say they wouldn't be where they are today without the help of -- you guessed it, their parents. >> our dad will help us, like, rehearse and make a set list and stuff, and then our mom, she's just so nice, she films and takes pictures, and she just gets everything together, and she helps book things, and stuff like that. >> we don't have a musical background at all and th

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vacation for a lot of kids in the bay area starts this week..coming up, the giants taka swing at bullying. their inspirational video is up next. >>> the giants are in the news headlines tonight because of what they're doing for the gay community. >> they have become the first pro sports team to sign on for the it gets better campaign. check it out. >> we speak for the entire giants organization when we say that there is noplace in society for hatred and bullying against anyone. >> well is noplace for children and teenagers to feel isolated or like they have to end their own lives. >> the campaign is dedicated to help kids who are bullied and made fun of. pixar and facebook are also embracing the it gets better message. >> a very dramatic back and forth game in st. louis tonight. what do you say about this game buin the end, he wasn't seen in the best of light. sports is next. our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has

. >> reporter: they have joined thousands of other celebrities to create an anti-bullying video for the it gets better project and became the first major sports team to join the list. world series stars are going to bat. >> we have all had to deal with the pressure to fit in. >> reporter: the giants released a video today for the it gets better campaign to stop discrimination against lesbian, gay, transsexual, and bisexual youth. the giants received a letter, video, and petition with 6500 signatures. >> it seems that 2011 is becoming the year that homophobia is finally cracking down. >> reporter: fans seem to support the effort. >> we really need to have an anti-bullying message because it is a huge thing in schools. >> the gay straight alliance which supports lgbt youth hopes that it leads to concrete actions. they have passed a bill called seth's law. >> seth's law would give administrators the right kinds of tools. >> reporter: they hope that the giants video will prompt other sports teams to step up to the plate. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can find more coverage of

the court required that the bully stay away from the victim. so what crn did was got to the bottom the conflict. between the victim and the bully's brother. they kept in accordance. however the school district did to the respect or did not follow that mediation and went on and expelled them. they were never mediated. so it's a matter of coordinating the court's with with the cbo mediation. so have you a problem of lack of coordination where you have some great programs but they are not supported by the court. juvenile probation. they do need to work together that is respected and used by all the agencies. otherwise students don't believe in these. in the school district doesn't follow or adhere to the outcome. >> thank you. questions? >> i go to civic center secondary school. i was wondering what quality sources do have you for young women? >> we have the wellness center that provides a lot of youth lines and they also provide you with girl's group. i know we have mission's group. there were 4 girls for different ages of girls. they taught us a

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bhen the wheels stop spinning how do you end up on bullying. >> we have this idea.ake three lists. things we love. things that we kind of don't really care about and things that we really don't like. and we all wrote the word "haters" on the list of dislikes. >> what's that? what's a hater? >> someone who makes fun of you for what you like, your style. we're like, that's it. it's the song we want to write about. it's something that's affected us in our lives. >> reporter: how? >> we've all experienced it. but probably me the most because i've always been on the shorter side. so kids just, like, got a hoot out of -- out of their verbally, you know, picking on me or sometimes even physically. >> reporter: when i look at a band like the ramons and others, they must have been outcasts. tell me about that experience of being on some level by design outcasts. >> i guess you just have to try to learn that it's okay. you just have to be your own person and not care what other people think. >> reporter: to spread that message the band teamed up with dosomething.org, a nonpro

what a bully pulpit. i can speak to people, i can get attention. well, she saw the job, envisioned the first lady as a same way, the bully pulpit. she saw the possibilities for communicating with the american people, particularly women. and we have to remember that eleanor was part of the women reformer element of the democratic party in the 1920s and 1930s. she honestly believed in a lot of social causes which she wanted to promote especially to women. so as she became accustomed to being first lady, she realized she could use the white house to call attention to the causes in which she believed. now, one of those was the right of married women, including herself, to pursue a money-making career. and i will tell you, she made a lot of money in the white house too. we often don't think about that. first ladies since her have written book, but nobody's had the kind of money-making career that she had in the white house. now, how did she learn to do all this, or what inspired her to do it? who did she draw ideas from? because she didn't have any expe

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. >>> new tonight, every seven minutes a teenager is bullied. it's the problem that seems to be getting worse instead of better. an organization trying to help launched a national campaign in washington, d.c. tonight. fox 5's audrey barnes was at the event along with compelling bullying survivors and she joins us now. >> it's been 14 months since police say 15-year-old wayne tracy put on steel toed boots, rode his bike to his middle school in florida, and nearly stomped a girl to death. she and her mom were in d.c. for an anti-bullying campaign. >> [inaudible] >> reporter: she can barely speak about the attack her 15- year-old daughter josie rattily endured in march of 2010. rattily shown here when she got out of the hospital after two months, is still recovering from the massive brain injuries she suffered after being stomped and kicked in the head by 15-year-old wayne tracy. in this police interview, tracy says he was angry over text messages rattily sent him, telling him to stay away from her 13-year-old friend. >> because you pretty much wal

-- homophobic bullying is completely unacceptable. >> runaway fathers. why is he may get harder for single mothers to get maintenance? >> we are going to go on finding a child support mechanism. it is right that we do, but i do not think it is wrong to make people make a contribution to that. they're putting in a huge amount of money. they will go on putting money, but to ask people to pay towards the costs, i do not think it reduces the impact of what i said at all. people walk away from their responsibilities and do not find their children, they should not be allowed to have that today. >> this is neat anniversary of the death of a captain on the in the arctic. does my right honorable friend recognize that this left a significant scientific legacy it helping the world environmental agenda? >> well, i think my honorable friend for raising this issue, and it is an important event coming up. so much is going on across the country to celebrate that, -- early in his home city of plymouth. i would make the point that it is not just the scientific discoveries

growers say it would make it eyeser for union organizers to bully workers into joining. today, the governor announced that farm workers are not having their rights. >>> and today, president obama called on lawmakers to be more like his two daughters. he says they get their home work done ahead of time. and with the economy still slow, he says that it is time lawmakers did their job and reached a deal on reducing the deficit. >> reporter: speaking at a white house news conference. the president recognized that many americans are still struggling to get by. >> families are wondering how they deal with the broken refrigerator or busted transmission or how they will finance their kids' college education. and they also worry about the possibility of layoffs. >> reporter: in a challenge to republicans, the president called on congress to extend middle class tax cuts and get rid of the tax breaks for the nation's richest americans. >> tax breaks for oil companies and hedge fund managers, and corporate jet owners. >> reporter: the president says the august 2 deadline to raise th

>> with this video, the giants joined a short list of professional teams that are standing up to bullyingl know how difficult life can be as a teenager. >> we have all been there and having to deal with the pressure of being expected by our friends. burn >> we speak for the entire giants organization when we say there is no place in society for hatred and bullying against anyone. >> there's no place for children and teenagers to feel isolated. >> but know that you have an amazing feature in front of you. >> you have an entire community in your court. >> i promise you that it gets better. >> to check out this video, visit kron4.com stay with us we have more news after this quick break. boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph. are you video chatting? with my boyfriend? yeah! hey, tessa! mom! [ mocking tone ] mom. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. high speed internet is more affordable than ever with no home phone required. only in the network of possibilities. at&t. um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn m

every 10 minutes a -- 7 minutes a teenager is bullied. we'll have more. w . >>> 7:14 as we check headlines. fatal accident in prince george's county. speed and alcohol were involved in the deadly crash yesterday. police say the driver of a gmc rear-ended a car. a man in the car was killed and another was arrested. >>> police say florida davidson hit kelly ryan as she tried to get into a car on connecticut avenue back in october. now officers were able to trace the vehicle description to davidson and arrest her at a friendship heights condo complex. >>> and more trouble for the bus company involved in last week's deadly crash. feds said that company was still operating because they repainted the names of the buses. transportation officials had revoked the license of sky express but its owners tried to sell tickets under a new name. authorities have issued a cease and desist order. >>> 68 degrees on this monday morning. so that's not bad. >> 68 degrees is not bad. >> and we've enjoyed some mild temperatures, all things considered. >> had a gre

i would like to say thank you very much to moran for not just a bully, but doing a great job for sitting in my stead as i have been away for the last meeting. the other thing is, i would also like to make some comments, saluting the staff here on upcoming retirement. patricia beasley with the housing and it inspection division will be retiring, i think, june 24. along with that, and gerald mcdermott, an electrical inspector, also towards the end of this month. ann aherne, an anchor for the commission for quite a few years, will also be retiring in july. the category here is that they have a boy served the city and have more importantly always put their good work through the efforts of the department, and for that, we will always be thankful. also, i would like to commend the staff. dan lowry, chief building inspector. steve penelli, the chief plumbing inspector. rosemary, a housing inspector. john, and the acting senior building inspector. they have provided a whole range of categories of performance ranging from addressing nov's and inspections. when i look at the numbers, it is really

bullying can be tough on kids and some parents are now getting their children plastic surgery to avoidt. "the today show" did a story about this. while the idea of plastic surgery for kids seems completely ridiculous, in cases like this, i'm not so sure it's a terrible idea. >> 17-year-old aubrey woodward is considering plastic surgery as a way to avoid bullying at school. >> i feel really self-conscious about a lot of things. like, what i'm wearing, what my hair looks like. but when you add in my ear it makes me feel really bad. >> she says her protruding ear has made her a target at school. >> well, the tip of my ear right here, instead of going back a little, it sticks out. a lot. >> jimmy: really? i don't even notice it. [ laughter ] that's what happens when mommy sleeps with an elf. she's like a young lady gaga. she was born that way. [ laughter ] [ applause ] lady gaga, by the way, was -- is on the cover of "rolling stone" this month. and you're not going to believe this, but she said some weird things. first off, she said her crazy stunts are never about trying to get attention.

we know, bullying is a very serious problem in our schools. every educator worth his or her soul tells you when you deal with a bully, you must not give into their tactics or tolerate their temper tantrums or

that comes as a bullying drive. >> very proud in so many ways. i am esstatic to see the giants reach out fo to the entire community. it is absolutely wonderful. >> there's no word yet on whether other pro sports team plan to make their own video. but a 12 year old in new england started a campaign to make the beston red sox to meet one. >> tennis fan got too excited to meet federer. >> watch the girl in the purple top. she was trying to position herself and she fell out of the stands. security picked her up and roger came over and gave her a hug and the girl is a, okay. >> oh, look out . the hug from roger federer. is worth the fall. >> quick one and darted away. i am carolyn johnson. >> and i am larry beil. 90 minutes of local news continues with dan and care linn - carolyn tyler. >> police go door to door in one south bay community warning residents of a dangerous predator lifing in the neighborhood. >> june roar in like a lion. we wave goodbye to la nina. that is nothing compared to the twister that blew through parts of massachusetts today. >

. >>> according to the national count, 6 of 10 teenagers see bullying every day. some ignore it, others join in, very few try to stop it. a teen rock band is encouraging kids to stand up and do something. steve perry explains in today's perry's principles. >> team band radio silence is making nows with its new singling. >>> wewere starting to write our own music. when the wheels start spinning, how do you end up with that? >> let's make three lists, things we love, things we don't really care about, and things we dislike. we all grew up with the word "haters" on the word of dislikes. >> what is a hater. >> someone who makes fun of you for the way you look, your style. that's it, we wanted to write a song about it. >> how? >> we all experienced it, but probably me the most, i have always been on the shorter side. some kids just got a hoot out of either verbally, you know, picking on me or sometimes even physically. >> when i look at a band like the ramones and other, they must have been outcasts. tell me about that experience of being on some level by design, out c

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. >>> the anti bullying bill called seth law is one step closer to becoming virginia law. the state assembly has passed the bill now the education committee and the state senate have approved the bill. seth law would give schools more power to address bullying. >>> it is a hollywood ending. how authorities zeroed in on america's number one wanted man. >>> and unraveling the mystery of life at sea. incredible new information on what are being called the ocean's highways. >>> the federal government just announced it's ready to hand over high speed rail. but it can also be a lifesaver for caltrans. eric rasmussen is announcing where that money is going to. >> in about a week it'll cost 25-cents more from a one way ticket here to san francisco. even that is not helping cover medical costs. >> caltrain might look slow once high speed trains begin using the same 50-mile corridor. but the commission facing a $30,000 shortfall can now thank high speed rail for the highest infusion of -- all rail systems have to have it by 2015 but caltrain would not have gotten the federal help wi

. >>> and handling bullying, how local schools are battling against bullying and sex education. >>> the of san leandro will help keep trash out of san francisco bay. metal screens will be added to basins. that will help catch trash before it reaches the bay and beyond. the city received more than $110,000 to make these changes. work is expected to be completed in the first week of july. >>> they call them ocean highways. and researchers say they now know where and when big predators go and why. john fowler live tonight in monterey to explain how california coastal waters are a world hot spot, john. >> reporter: researchers attached thousands of satellite tracking tags like this one to great white sharks to tuna and even to whales. what they found was a surprise. using this sailboat and other craft from off the ferrell island to the coast of alaska to new zealand. researchers tagged and followed the biggest fish in the ocean. ten years of migration reveal the california coast is special. >> this piece of ocean that runs across the california shores is one of the richest places of top pre

there was a strong focus around bullying to the lgbt community. they came out in force and marched with the mayor so that was a wonderful sight to see. i wanted to announce that we received a foreign language grant from united way bay area. to start a filipino language program at balboa high school which is being developed and will be adopted at balboa working over the summer. and so we're going to offer filipino i and ii and we are working with city college to do filipino iii and iv. so thank you, united way. we have -- thank you for during that period any more announcements? the report on a closed session actions. this is the closed session from june 28, 2011. the board vote dd and maufas approved. item -- other items in the agend a are the following staff reports. acceptance of gifts for the month of may, 2011. our adjournment is in memory of a couple of folks that have been part of san francisco unified high school district. in memory of korea gonzales -- gloria gonzales. she was buried at sea. she was a mother, grandmother, and friend. workin

this year's message, no bullying, and many people here well-they heard that message years earlier. >> to grow up not knowing any other gay person, and without a sense of sexual identity at all of the possibilities, it would have helped me enormously. >> just have to power through it, be true to yourself and keep going on. it will get better. >> reporter: while politicians were out in force, the parade celebrity grand marshal, saturday bone know, won over the crowd. but this celebration was even more sell pratt torry. >> it's time to end discrimination. >> as new york goes, this crowd hopes so goes california, for this generation the next. >> i support it 100%. >> and tell me why. >> because i'm one of them. i think people should just be open to new ideas. not just judge people by the way they look and how they act. >> reporter: all of this comes after volunteers and organizers have had a tough time financially to pull this off. the police say this has been nothing bought calm and very fess -- festive event. >> alan: one of the world's oldest and largest gay pride parade turned into a

meet with the parents who have been bullied or parents whose children have committed suicide, becauseut there. >> yes, absolutely. a lot of the statements made by folks who discriminate regardless of the group or sector is rooted in ignorance. so it needs to be told how deep and harmful the comments can go and the gravity of communities and amongst people, and it could end up doing the opposite of what he thought. i think that tracy thought he was entertaining, but he caused more harm. so it starts with education, and then it can grow from there. he is certainly should use again his platform for change and to educate so that people with these practices and discrimination and bullying is active and taking place and harmful and hurtful, and once he is aware of that, he can ignite a change, and entertainment and celebrities are powerful. they are revered and celebrated, and he is the coveted celebrated comedian who could use this platform for change once he is aware of the issue, and the walking out of the show and the abandoning the folks s who left the show make him aware of the proble

this year's message no bullying, and many people here wish they heard that message years earlier. >> it's a great theme. it's very important because there is so much helplessness and greater risk for teens and young adults who are coming up, lesbian gays or transgender. >> while san francisco politicians were out in force, the grabbed marshal, chaz bone -- bo ono won over the crowd. >> people should just be open to new ideas, not just judge people by the way they lookishing as number goes, this crowd hopes so goes california, for this generation the next. >> it's about time. it's time to end discrimination, to matter where i -- it may be. >> financial problems threatened to shut this event down here, and san francisco police say the gay pride was a success. chance -- >> alan: one of the largest gay pride parades turned into a victory celebration in new york city, revelers ---s rejoice ted state's new lou alawing same-sex marriage. cheering supporters greet governor andrew cuomo as he led the parade, two days after signing the bill that extends full marriage rights to gay couples. the

and the bullying, and the suicide. there were a ton of kids that came out. his clientele is mostly kids. it is good to see him coming out. president newlin: the one to conclude your report? -- do you want to conclude your report? >> yes, sir. all three of those venues are basically violating the same issue which is operation without a permit or a place of entertainment. all three are restaurants. it goes back to what we talked about in the past, the increase of restaurants. it is a hard economic time to make ends meet. the rest, we have had the violence that you see, there is nothing majorly out of the ordinary that makes it above kind of the average of random club of violence. it is actually a good thing. so far, we are finishing up in june. june, july, august can be hard months for the entertainment industry so far as violence. the summer is starting off pretty tame. it has to do with the work done by the staff and the work done by the police department and closely monitoring and managing entertainment out bear. president newlin: i would lik e to go to ite

. >> what is bully books? >> we have books on the chronicals of narnia, bob dylan and his spiritual background and operate in the sphere of the where the three intersect. >> what's your background? >> a formerly with cnn back in the day. i write for the "huffington post" and i'm a film producer. >> this is the book "wild card". .. with israel and the elected leaders of the imam. he discusses his will's history and the future with you mess ambassador to syria richard murphy. >> host: you've gone to lebanon i gather for the first time just after the assassination of 2005. >> guest: that's right. he had just been assassinated in march 14th in 2005, more than a million people took to the streets at the same time in a country of only 4 million demanded the immediate evacuation of serious's military i'd been wanting to visit lebanon for years and this was the perfect time, the story to come out of the middle east since the invasion of iraq so i ordered the airplane and went right away. >> host: did you have any idea

bully skoal. you a hockey fan. >> no, i'm american. >> here a new generation of canucko facists are being trained to hate. clearly it's just a matter of time before they strike. >> i think they're more afraid of us than we are of them to be honest. >> so are you saying we should invade canada before canada invades us? >> that's all i need right there, yes. >> as americans we simply have no other choice. >> americans have a choice. a personal choice. every individual has a choice to use fossil fuels or not. >> done, all right, easy. we'll stop using your oil. >> let me give you an example of what that might mean, though. obvious transportation means would have to change. your cell phone, video games, mp3 players, your i pads, all these things are made from a petrochemical or petroleum-based products. >> what about internet porn. >> that would be gone. >> i was beginning to see politics in a whole new light. maybe canada wasn't so bad after all. >> o canada ♪ ♪ canada ♪ canada ♪ meow, meow, meow [ m

pride is at the forefront of protecting the lgbt youth and fighting against bullying.ommittee has continued to fight since last year. we had a big treat with don't ask, don't tell. a federal judge overturned proposition 8. we continue to fight hiv and aids for our committee. the theme this year "in pride we trust," many ask how we could have that thing this year. it is in san francisco that we fight for equality, a diverse culture, we fight for liberty and freedom for everybody. it is fitting that the community, our leaders, that we can trust our city leaders to stand up with us and stand brown. i hope you will join us for the march and celebration. -- we can trust our city leaders to stand up with us and stand proud. i hope you will join us for the march and celebration. [applause] >> i have a particular role in being able to witness how much work the board of directors has put into turning this organization around in a short amount of time. it is hard to see and does not make headlines when you meet every week from 7:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. and then again the next da

boston bullies, sending a message. the final score 8-1. boston.couver leads the series two games to one. they get together tomorrow night right there in boston. >>> college football news, the university of southern california's football team says it will return the crystalle trophy it took home after winning the 2004 bcs championship game against oklahoma. the bcs oversight committee voted to strip usc of its title after an ncaa investigation concluded that running back reggie bush and his family received improper benefits during that season. the bcs says there will be no champion for the 2004 season. that position will be vacated despite the fact there were two other undefeated team, auburn and utah during that season. >>> to baseball, giants and nationals, top of the second. tim lincecum gets himself into the record books. he gets jerry harrison swinging for the 1,000th strikeout. he becomes only one of eight players to amass 1,000th strike out. and taking a foul ball off the right arm, he's in pain. he tried to return but the arm swells up and