let's join with eddy on that. rebecca. >> would it be possible will to have coordinate with muni where the bus stops are. the bus is going to be there within 10 minutes of the final school bell so they don't have to wait 20, 30 minutes for a bus. and kids have to transfer. it takes 45 minutes to an hour to get home. if it would be coordinated between the school district and muni that buses arrive and coordinate transfer stops. that would help kids on muni and maybe have a person on the bus stop. >> we have time, sorry just one more. >> okay. all right. peer pressure. >> my name is rudy corpus. give a big shout out. i think one good solution is to focus more on elementary school kids. educate them in a way they can comprehend. if they can recite a whole e-40. you know a first grader came to school with a gun. focus on the elementary school kids. that's a solution. thank you. and rudy corp >> i have 15 job openings for kids in foster homes. we currently serve 120 kids. we have the seneca center where we are building

the two have a bond that came from extensive training. >> eddie's a calming presence for caleb. i think caleb feels more confident when he's with eddie for sure. >> and now caleb and ed reready to start summer school. >>> it was a gorgeous day outside today. i was outside with my kids and some friends selling lemonade, it was so nice outside. >> did you bring us any? >> no. 50 cents. >> all right. i'll pay up after the show. yeah. it's already friday, you know. following monday, a couple days this week, all the hot weather at the start of the week seemed confusing because it was the hottest weather we've had in eight months. let's look at this temperature change. gilroy had 95 on wednesday. today, just 72, the almadden valley, 94, today, 85. today temperatures in walnut creek in the upper 70s. we've dropped about 10 to 15 degrees widespread across the bay area. notice the bay side communities along the coastline quite a bit cooler today with the onshore flow. only 65 in oakland, 68 in hayward. still holding on to warmth for those of you in the east bay throughout livermore, danv

army staff sergeant, eddie peoples.cluding three in iraq. for that alone, we should be grateful. but what he did to stop a bank robber in sarasota last week, is amazing. they are standing by to talk with us. but first, their story. the surveillance camera catches the heart-stopping moments, as this bank robber, casually dressed in green t-shirt and baseball hat, strolls into the bank of america branch, watch as he throws an empty sack to a teller and turns the weapon on two, terrified children, sitting quietly in these chairs. in a flash, their father, eddie peoples, runs over to them, putting himself directly in the line of fire. as the children clamor for safety under their chairs, eddie works quickly to create a safety enclave around them, with whatever furniture he can find. the standoff ends only when the thief receives his bundle of money, and flees out the back door to this car. but little does he know, eddie is just seconds behind him, heading to his own white van. what 2 robber, who police now know is 34-year-o

. >> thompson: ernie's brother eddie was called in. >> my mom came over, talked to me, and told me, "hey, could you go up to the hospital?" and i said, okay, so i drove on to the hospital. >> thompson: but at the hospital, doctors and nurses were alarmed. they found bruising and vaginal bleeding. and the last person alone with the child was ernie lopez. >> so ernie was calling me from the hospital. he called me one or two times, telling me that they were asking him lots of questions. >> i said, "ernie, what's going on." he goes, "bro, they're trying to accuse me of killing the baby and raping the baby." i was, like, "what?" >> he told me that he was trying to tell them, you know, that the baby had been sick for days. and they didn't want to hear that. they wanted to know just what was going on within the last 30 minutes or so.i >> detective moore would come in and ask me, you know, different questions, and then he said he wanted a statement from me. and i was so upset, i was crying. >> eddie called me and he told me that they had arrested ernie. >> they handcuffed him and put him in t

again, one person has -- goff and eddie.one person has been seriously injured, taken away to the hospital. we're trying to figure out exactly happened. >>> some alternate -- some alternate routes there for that area. >>> these pictures you are looking at from egypt where security forces clashed with forces. the scene is similar to the uprising in the square earlier this year. you may remember the one that forced former president hosni mubarak from power. human rights groups estimate more than 800 people were killed during that three-week revolution earlier in the year. >>> 8:25. let's go to steve now. get our forecast. thank you, mostly cloudy, partly cloudy. we do have mostly cloudy skies. the low is right there. we could get some decent buildups. it's early and we're already getting decent buildups. i -- 6/10 fell in san jose. they didn't get rain like that in some of the winter storms. vau cauville, sacramento -- vacaville, sacramento. santa rosa, san francisco, about everybody in the bay area. a little bit of a ban left

eddie cibrian, ralph macho or freddie rodriguez? your answers next in "e.t." birthdays. lawrence zarian is with designer daisy fuentes as she shows off the new summer collection. >> we're all running around. it's hot. you want to keep it easy and simple but sexy and school. that's exactly what it is. >> here's a look for on the go. i like this look. i can see reese witherspoon wearing this, running around town. the accessories give it that. touch of glam which i love. >> the top is 36, skirt is 40. the statementment necklace is only $36 and the handbag is $58. it's one of the many affordable looks from the daisy fuentes collection exclusively at kohls now a look you can take from day to night.'s now a look you can take from day to night. tank $46. matchy skirt, $48, the bracelet is $42 and earrings only $18. >> you have to have shorts and t-shirt from the summer, she looks perfectly put together. >> v-neck. $36. cocktail ring, $22 an the tote is only $58. >> daisy, the question is fantastic. >> oh, thank you. of course you can find it at k. it's fun. >> logon to "e.t." o

for eddie olczyk, pierre mcguire, mike milbury, keith jones, liam mchugh, and the police who will handle the speedy traffic with a lot of people out of here tonight. good night from vancouver. ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. >>> good evening. here for this special 8:00 edition. we're on late tonight because of the stanley cup finals. we will begin with the rare downpour that is breaking records this weekend and causing problems all over the bay area. from outdoor events to the freeways. kimberly is in walnut creek where the rain put a damper on the art and wine festival. first we'll check with the meteorologist. rob, you called it. this is

. >> not eddie. he's more of a -- >> jimmy: i kind of like eddie.ch his back. >> jimmy: i feel like i'm being tricked. >> the only way you get aggression this guy is if you try to take the food from him. people think, they make great pets because it's little and sweet. they are terrible pets. >> jimmy: they are? >> he will get older and start biting. >> jimmy: well, then you just throw him in the garbage, right? what is he made of? felt? okay, all right. eddie -- do we know what this guy is -- >> that's his dad. >> jimmy: now, this is not -- i'm going to put the food away. >> not nice and soft as -- >> jimmy: this is a beautiful animal. >> this is a bob cat. >> jimmy: oh, from "police academy?" >> he likes the neck rub. can you do that? >> jimmy: i don't think so. i -- >> this is really calming for hip. >> jimmy: can't they sense fear? >> they can. but they're used to it. let me put him up there. back of the neck. >> jimmy: i don't really want -- >> just like i did there. like that. you're going to fall in love with this guy. i promise. >> jimmy: i'

eddie and catherine diaz are with me here. they're bringing la rena? is that the title?e'll talk about her in a bit, but tell us about the flamenco society first and foremost, if you will. >> sure. we're a non-profit organization. we've been around over 25 years. and what we do is promote the art of flamenco. we have presented some of the greatest pla meinko artists from traditional to modern flamenco and different styles from the guitar, dancing, and now we have a flamenco piano guitarist. >> and tell us about her a little bit. we're going to play a quick -- let me play this quick clip, and then at the other end, you can tell us a little bit about her. play about 15 seconds of this. ♪ ♪ >> so, tell us about her. there she is in white dress. who is she and what does she do that's so fabulous, if you will? >> well, her name is larena hatia, from the birthday birthplace of pflamenco. she graduated from the school of music and she is one of the few gypsy pianists in the world and is doing some amazing steps. she'll be coming to the bay area with a percussionist and a dancer

>> eddie. >> jimmy: where are you from? like -- it looks like a big brother program is going on there. eddie, please don't disappoint us, because we've b bn very disappointed so far with the belly flopping, all right? i want there to be not a drop of water left in that pool. >> it's belly first. >> jimmy: it's belly first, you heard jason, all right? >> got you. >> jimmy: take your hands out of your pockets. >> three, two, one -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the way you do it. >> little overrotation. >> jimmy: i hope he's okay. oh! well, you know, aquaman works with blue whales and the like. he's not impressed. he gives him a 6. kara. definitely a 10. right? >> oh, my god! >> jimmy: and let's go now to cory the guy -- >> ah, yeah. >> jimmy: at least he got off the 7. cory, you know that's a 9, right? >> i was going to give him a 7, but -- >> jimmy: oh, no. >> don't lose it -- >> jimmy: oh! how many points does he get for that? that was really great, i have to say. that was beautifully done, eddie. you got a 25,

i was in a club on 125th street, charles gallery, and i walked in, and there was this guy, eddie cheeba, who's one of the grandfathers of rap--before records-- and i walked into the club, and he was doing his thing, and there was a deejay, easy g, spinning the records behind him, and it was an amazing experience for me, 'cause it was--it was like, you know, a light opened up. like, "whoa," you know? and it was-- at that time, rap-- the rappers were the stars of the nightclubs in the way that clubs used to have bands perform, and the only difference is, since dancing was so important in disco and rapperspoke to their desire to dance and also to be entertained, it was an obvious thing, and it just--it jumped up, right out at me. so that was my first experience, i think about 1977, and the artist was eddie cheeba, and it was charles gallery in harlem. for those people who didn't know the culture-- don't know the culture of the era-- what was different about that music you heard than what they might have heard from r&b acts or from motown or tamla? well, at that time, motown and tamla and t

this was a regular football team so, consequently, they listed me as eddie mcveigh. it was great fun and my friends were jimmy flynn, paddy o'connor. my siblings married the shenny's and i almost married a catherine finerin but it didn't work out. i have a nephew, sean patrick mcflynn. i always question myself because my writing about the irish is really my writing about myself coming to the united states and coming into contact with the united states so consequently my puerto rican friends, and some of my irish friends, although they were more circumspect, what are you doing writing about the irish? i'm writing about the united states. the irish are more interesting. they had to put up with colonialism, just as puerto rico is a colony of the united states. i also respect the fact that they have a facility with language, which i also enjoy. consequently, i wondered why this attraction to the irish. in 2004, the university of puerto rico asked me to come there and lecture and read. i immediately called my favorite cousin, and she said, what are you doing here? i told

celebrities included eddie lenny and gary plummer.cambells is mcing tonight's dinner. >>> in san francisco a project to fix an underground drainage problem has caused a street closure. the street will be scheduled to close from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for the next two weeks. >>> some relief is coming to the tens of thousands of muni riders in the san francisco that accounts for about one third of the muni's daily riders. they will have an express bus in the hope to reduce crowding. >>> tonight there's a new effort to get proposition 8 reinstated. as paul chambers reports, prop 8 supporters say the judge that overturns the ban is biased. >> reporter: one side is asking the judge to overturn vaughn walker's decision to eliminate the ban on same-sex marriage. >> the supreme court says that no man can be a judge in his own case and no man is permitted to try cases where they have an interest in the outcome. >> i believe it is discriminatory. i believe it is about the judge in his private life. >> reporter: judge walker admitted that he is

it happened just billion 8:00 at goff and eddie streets and involved a dangerous, wanted parolee. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us live to explain what sparked the shooting and how it's still impacting the neighborhood. >> reporter: that's right. san francisco police still have this area blocked off. they are still investigating at this hour. the 36-year-old man police say they shot this morning is a wanted parolee, a man recovering from his injuries at the hospital in afternoon. >> i heard three shots. i was in the kitchen and i heard three shots. i don't know what time it was. i heard the three shots -- three shots. >> reporter: this woman visiting from sacramento was too scared to venture and investigate. but we're told the suspect was driving a honda out of a nearby garage. >> the officers engaged the suspect in an attempt to arrest him, identified themselves as police officers, at which point the suspect pulled a gun out from his waistband. >> reporter: the parolee slammed into this blue car, the car that belongs to this man. >> i never thought it would be my car. >> reporter:

let's bring in eddie william, an expert in online security who joins us via skype from brussels.or being with us. who is behind all this? >> hello. excuse me, what did you say? >> who is behind this? >> well, i have several records of hackers. so what we have, for instance, amateurs that are still around and stu tried to, well, run around with everybody but the most important level of the hackers are the activists and the crackers. hack-tivists have a political motivation. on the contrary the activists, the crackers, are completely different. and they are after the money, so that's a complete different level. >> what do we need to do to stop it? >> well, to stop it it's -- for us it's quite easy. for the normal guy on the street, if you have some anti-virus installed and desktop firewalls that seems to be helping with a lot of problem. social engineering. social engineering is something they tried it to get into your environment. they try to be somebody -- some friend of you and by doing that then they get around all security measures. they can also get around all the security ar

. >> eddie writes, the bear knocked over the garbage, the dog went nuts and i chased a mob. >> we dot of those actually, raccoons ri s rifling through the trash. >> jennifer writes

next, i have eddie and kevin bart. and if you have not been called, please line up after those two. >> good afternoon. i'm vicing my support for david waggoner for police commission. i met david through the new leaders council, which he mention 20d11 new leaders council fellow. they collect some of the best and brightest of the bay area and bringing them together for training sessions and discussion forums on progressive, political leadership. having observed david in that setting, i believe he's a person of integrity and i have been very impressed by his measured responses to many discussion that's have gone on and would strongly support him for police commission. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you mr. ahn. >> right into the mic. hi, everybody. my name is kevin bard. i'm on the board of the san francisco democrats, board of the mill club and very active alice member. hopefully this won't evolve into an alice versus milt thing but personally i support david waggoner for this commission post. he's the most qualified a

the hero's name is army staff sergeant eddie peoples.in sarasota, florida. welcome back to "the early show." i'm chris wragge along with erica hill. this guy has been a hero ever since he enlisted and probably before that on display -- >> if i'm ever in a situation like that i want sergeant peoples around. >>> the pyramids in egypt have lasted for thousands of years but the u.s. government's food pyramid only making it for about 20. nutrition eating guidelines. asking kids if the plate is easier to figure out than the old pyramid. >>> first republican mitt romney began his presidential campaign on thursday with a scathing attack on president obama's handling of the economy. saying "barack obama has failed america." sir, good to have you with us. >> thanks, erica. >> you want to take on president obama in this race. there are a number of other republicans who would like to do that as well. you need to get past them. your party didn't choose you in 2008. what makes you think it's going to be different in 2012 and that you are the right nom

after an eddie house three, udonis haslem and deshawn stevenson exchanged words at center court. that turns into pushing and shoving as more players get involved. no punches thrown as cooler heads prevail. despite dirk nowitzki shooting just 1 for 12 in the first half the mavericks had a two-point lead at the break thanks to jason terry scoring 21 of his 27 in the half. the supporting cast keeps it going in the third. jason kidd, the 17-year vet who had never won a title knocks down the three pointer. dallas builds a 13-point lead. he snaps out of his funk. dirk finds his touch, hits a couple jumpers to keep miami at bay. mavericks capture the first nba championship with a 105-95 win. dirk is the mvp while the big three will have to wait another year for a shot at the title. >> it feels amazing now to know that nobody can ever take this away from us again. and for one year we're the best team that was out there. it feels amazing. >> does it bother you that so many people are happy to see you fail? >> absolutely not. because at the end of the day, all the people that was rooting o

was eddie albert and he was a rising hollywood actor before in this thing in the navy he had starred in several movies and would later headline television shows including the popular series green acres i was sitting out there with a bunch of bull reins and one of them know who the fuck is that somebody asked me and i said i don't have looks at ease of a navy guy of some kind as that guy's been out there for the last fifteen twenty minutes of the japs are shooting at him and he's hauling guys out of the water i said this guy is either brave or stupid or both and but he kept doing it tony made several trips back each time with a boat load of white wonderbra one hundred marines going back to the transport ship for medical treatment with these guys. and he saved the lives of nearly seventy marines that. i got to know a number of the medical doctors we had eight as they're a member board. and the senior medical officer of an old guy in a chance conversation i want to know what his specialty was he said that my gynecologist and not seeing them a debate about as absurd as saying is i could

and then it is terry pulling up over eddie house. he finished with a game high 27 off the pine. under a minute to play and dirk putting the finishing touches on an mvp performance. his left hand lay in seals it. and the mavericks do it, their first title in franchise history winning the series 4-2 with a 10-point victory. mark cuban, owner, is not surprised at all. >> the whole world said we would get knocked out in the foirs round. >> we are a resilient bunch. we saw it. this whole series we were down some. we kept battling back and this was the win of team basketball. >> their character and their will to come and work and get better, they deserve all of the credit. i'm happy to be at the right place at the right time. >> at the end of the day, all of the people there was rooting on me to fail. at the end of the day they have to wake up and have the same life they had before they woke up today. >> not the role model you are looking for. we have another team searching for a national title. the bears move on to the college world series with a win over dallas. that's his remarkabl

iraq vet eddie peoples shielded his two sons in the background with chairs. when the thief took off, peoples sprang into action and jumped into his own car and rammed the robber's vehicle. then the two went toe to toe. >> when he put that gun in my face after i got out of the car, i did a wrist lock on him, took the weapon away from him, got him in kind of like a half type clinch around the back of the neck, brought him down to the ground. by that time, one of the deputies had already pulled up which was bad for me because i'm holding the weapon in one hand and a bag of money in the other! [ laughter ] >> peoples getting a standing ovation when he returned to the bank and he also received a citation for bravery from the local sheriff. good for him. >>> well, conditions for today cloudy indeed. we are expecting those showers to work their way into the region, folks. as we take a look outside, we can see all those clouds bringing abundant moisture and that is going to be the story all weekend long. and as we take a look at our hi- def doppler, we can see the le

you can see that little eddy developing right off the coast bringing the clouds along the coastline keepingm in place especially along the san mateo county coast as we head in toward the afternoon. mild sunshine for most parts of the bay area though. as you get inside the bay you will see pleasant conditions and looks like that ridge will crank these temperatures up very nicely. plan on 78 degrees in morgan hill. 72 fremont. 73 degrees in palo alto. and 72 in san mateo. how about 76 and sunny in walnut creek today? about 79 in brentwood. and 77 degrees in pittsburg. north bay temperatures, you will stay cool at the coastline with a couple of patches of fog, high of 73 in san rafael and could very well see about 75 as you make your way into santa rosa. so as we look out over the next few days, high pressure taking hold, night and morning low clouds and fog, temperatures likely to break into the 80s by tomorrow afternoon in some of the hot spots inland. then i think as we head toward the weekend, we are going to stay nice and dry, clouds on sunday but after that looks like sunshine returning

the park is in the tenderloin at the corner of jones and eddie. it is only open three hours a day five days a week, and it is the only park in the north of market tender one that is open to all ages. seniors, kids, and adults. the other parks are for young people. so it is very urgent for us to have our park open more often. also, i do not know if you are aware that all the clubhouses in san francisco are not staff now. it is really urgent that we have more staffing at our club houses in san francisco. they mainly have to be rented out to private organizations to provide the programming. even though that might be necessary, i feel and i think many others feel that we should have our own city staff at the club houses providing programming. it is a funding issue, of course, but i think it is really urgent to be able to have our own staff for representative and park department in our clubhouses and recreation centers, particularly for our own part in our own district 6 in the tenderloin. we need more staffing. thank you very much. fosdic-- >> hello.

eddie even ten so it's a tremendous success even though the core is not being produced and most people haven't seen these cars in real life is there also interest from abroad and how do you evaluate russia's core market in general but. i'm really happy to see such great demand for the new russian car our people want to see something new in russian so we must meet their expectations as well russia's automotive industry i think is now following the traditional way trying to get modern western makes into the country localization of any western car broadens the gap by seven or eight years this is why we chose a different way make an entirely new car based on a new concept we need to be able to move forwards in time that's the point of innovation and that's what innovators take risks for us. is it possible to make parallels between the your might be and the right cause party do you expect the party to be as popular as the score among the people from i mean i wouldn't have gone into politics if i didn't think so. thank you very much or thank you. just say. seventy six hours of intense fighti

i had lunch on eddie and mason before i was here and i noticed looking out the window that one out of every four people walking by has come to general hospital for some services, be it medical or psychiatric, mental health, social services. i did notice that. but i'm here to speak about the contracting out services that cannot happen and the cost savings, the department of public health should go back to institutional police at the cost of $2.5 million and the 30-plus deputies at the hospital now would go back to the jails and that would save $2.5 million in overtime so that would make us cost neutral and that's $6 million budget could go back to other vital services you're talking about cutting right now. the last thing i want to say is substance abuse, social service and mental health service is san francisco. if you're from san francisco, you know that. everybody knows that. that's it. >> my name is tatum davis. i'm here to represent for walden house. bringing my experience because i know that all these people are here because someone's life is on the line. whether it's a mental he

. >> in 2001 ed spoke with eddie mckenzie, the first member of bulger's gang ever to speak publicly.he had such a stare of blank necessarily, no compassion in his eyes, that just would hoar if i anybody. you could be 6'6", 360 pounds, the toughest guy. i have seen people almost go to the bathroom in his presence, he was so scary. >> then in 2006 ed spoke to kevin weeks, a mob lieutenant, who knew bulger better than most. >> oh, he would stab people, beat people to death, shot people, strangled people. run them over with cars. >> you said he liked killing? >> yeah. >> explain that to me? >> explain that to me. >> after he would kill somebody was like a stress relief, he would be nice and calm for a couple weeks afterwards, like he just got rid of all his stress. >> by killing? >> yes. >> that's a bizarre way to get rid of stress. >>> well we know that bulger spent at least some time here in the bay area. he did a three-year stint on alcatraz for bank robbery going back to the 1960s. >>> all right, we're gonna turn to roberta now. she uses the r word in her forecast. roberta? >> no. >>

eddie house says let's get back in the game, baby.ter this play, stephenson and udonis haslem mixed it up a little bit. mario chalmers stuck his nose where his business had nothing to do. all guys given technicals. the bank was open for wade. still in the third, dallas by three. dirk from the wing. he plays so fine. don't you agree? mavericks fans do. they were up six. let's check out the fourth and final. terry says, wade, i'll take that. later on, wade. off of his foot. out of bounds. five turnovers in the quarter. later on, it's dirk. corner jumper. dallas, out in front by ten. and under a minute left. mavs by nine. dirk can cutting to the cup with authority. the mavericks win, 105-95, to capture their first title in franchise history. mark cuban jazzed up. dirk overcome with emotions. all things were good in dallas, texas, usa. >>> that will do it for your espn news update. don't forget, for the latest on the sports scene, check out the highlight express. >> that was exciting. a great series of games. >> absolutely. >> very cool.

every one of them we talked to: eddie vedder, michael stipe, jewel, you know, was just a kid. adam yauch very much-- he's a buddhist, and this is-- he is organizing on buddhist principles, particularly in terms of non-violence, and these tibetan freedom concerts that are now, i think, in their fourth year, these are some of the hugest rock and roll events ever held actually, and some of the most amazing artists of-- across the board participating. they do it because adam asks, and he's willing to go out there, because he has learned that it's something that can make a difference, and again, one of the stories-- we talk about this all the time. it's amazing to me. he grew up in new york city when the no nukes concerts were held here in the late '70s. there was a big rally in battery park, and it was a free rally. pete seeger performed. crosby, stills, and nash performed, and adam yauch was a teenager, probably couldn't drive yet, came down and handed out leaflets for antinuclear activism. now, he grew up with that tradition. his parents were against the war, but he remembered--