ellie is only 16. >> are you going to be nice to me?ells investigators she's only been in the game for three months. she claims victoria lured her away from her previous pimp. >> tell me what's up. >> we all close, we all close. we all get money together. >> under questioning victoria begins to back-pedal saying she works with the other girls but is not their boss. >> i am not an escort service. i'm legitimately a female companion. we all work together. we're all female companions. if something wrong, i'm there for them. we pray together. we're all together. you know what i'm saying? that's just what it is. >> her three musketeers narrative does not scare with the statements of tonya or ellie or the laptop. it's clear she posts ads and the production of the photos of 16-year-old ellie. >> the problem, do you know how old? >> no, i don't. i never knew. when the police ran her name. they acted like everything's good. >> she's 16. so you see the predicament we're in? >> i just didn't want to abandon her. i had a feeling because of how she

and they relate to the mountains by ellis but then that night he would go to the house. and then with the confederate calgary rather but the ellis men rode a wave with the others went on a different trail so that he could stay ahead of them. but they had to cross the river and there's only one place to cross. so the next day the walkers' went over so on both occasions they need somebody to make sure the rebels were not hiding as they crossed. they found a person who lived nearby to ride over it was a young teenage girl who lived five that confederate calvary were quite enamored with her so they would stop it and talk to her that gave the union to figure out where the calvary were. she led them across the bridge in junius wrote his book did not identify her as anything but an angel but later she was identified by name as did ellis. she became famous as the unknown angel that led the union folks to safety and there is a song written about her the you can find on the internet now. >> [inaudible] >> all the newspapers the tribune very pro abolition indicate now with weird st

guys. >> what do you think, ellie, do you agree?ld agree and would point out these laws are extremely complicated there. aren't 1,000 people in the world that actually understand what's going on here so any time you have the institutional memory of a top s.e.c. enforcement chief, you want to kind of keep that in the institution, right, as opposed to losing that, so that's why these guys can demand such a high premium when they go into the private sector. they know what they are doing. >> you know, what about the appearance, john, of a conflict of interest especially at this time? >> i would actually point out that for years and years what's happened here is that he's actually given up a lot of money, if he was in the private sector for all these years he'd be making more than 5 million a year so net net as we say on my website. >> shameless plug. >> coming out behind at $5 million is not that much money for a lawyer at his level. >> the appearance we need is the appearance of competency. we need the appearance that the people who ar

ellie let me start with you. your reaction to the supreme court's decision this week might be a little different than mine. >> a little bit. a little bit. as a person in a traditional straight marriage, i can say that after the doma decision i lost nothing. nothing was taken away from me. nothing was taken away from my marriage and the commitment that i have for my wife. and instead what i gained was the ability to see my gay and lesbian friends have the opportunity to experience something that i experience, and i feel is very beautiful and very unifying. i can't speak intelligently about many things. i can speak somewhat intelligently about the law. what the law says is that people are entitled not to sameness but to equal protection. and i think marriage is really an issue about protecting a unit from very practical things like unfair taxation and adoption rights and practical things of that nature. and i think what the court said somewhat convolutedly in the doma decision was that people are entitled to equal

ellis clears the bases with a double. they go on to win 4-1. taking two out of three in the series. >> i feel good. i feel good. obviously, you know, it's tough to lose a game like that. and we battled and you know just one pitch at the end. >> really good. he was spotting everything. a lot of fastballs, slider, change-up. he did a really, really good job. >>> over to the a's and royals rubber game of a three-game series. top of the third 5-1 oakland. josh redding his fourth homer of the year. top of the seventh we go.

and anna and ellie may have the coolest one of all time. their mornings begin at the post office, but this is no standard delivery. the mail travels by boat, briefly by air, finished off with a sprint. anna, ellie and their brother, keith, are lake geneva's mail jumpers. the boat never actually stops. the mail route would take too much time. so the jumpers have to be swift of foot, agile and not afraid to fall in. >> what happened? >> took too long. >> reporter: lake geneva is ringed by lavish estates, many of them built at the turn of the 20th century. this used to be the only way to deliver the mail. today, it's more tradition than necessity and even become a tourist attraction. harold freestead manages the cruise line. >> back in 1961, we had one person, one captain, one crew and just so much a part of the history of geneva lake. >> reporter: the boat moves pretty fast and there is the occasional obstacle. someone taped the mailbox shut. >> do you think they did it just to trip you up? >> reporter: yeah. to truly appreciate the dexterity

. >> gary: former warriors guard monta ellis is on to another team after agreeing to a 3-year contractthe dallas mavericks said to be worth between $25-$30 million. ellis is only 27 years old - he averaged 19 points, 6 assists, 4 rebs per game with the bucks last years, but shot just 42%. ellis began his career as a 2nd round pick of the warriors back in 2005 before being traded to milaukee for andrew bogut last year. >> warriors sf arena likely delayed the warriors are unlikely to get their san francisco arena built by their target date of 2017. this according to a recent article in thethere are too many obstacles- mainly political to be delayed at least until forward 30/32 >> they are just really going to bring a guy that wants to win. >> the a's and the red sox. giants padres right now, 2-nothing. and one-one = giants and the fifth inning. >> jay z being an agent- >> you know, for the most part i am going to do more for the athletes that they are going to be doing for me at the end of the day. i do this because it is an extension of me and the bigger goal. the bigger goal is for all

ellis has a new home, the dallas mavericks.s due to make 12 million dollars in milwaukee, but he opted out. he will have to take a little less. he'll have to play for between 25 and 30 million over the 963 years, ellis is 27 years of age. the warriors' new guy, maurice, he will be expected to fill the shoes of the departed landry. hey, 10 points a game in 18 minutes of action in cleveland last year. >> another big man, bring some toughness and go out there and win. >> if you are a sports agent, look out, here comes j. z. >> for the most part, i'm going to do more for the athlete than they do me. i do this because it's an extension of the bigger goal. the bigger goal is to, you know, for all artists to get their just due. >> pam had me laughing when he said, i'm probably going to do more for the players than they'll do for me. he's probably right. >> yes. >> and probably big gold chains for every new client. [ laughter ] >> i'm a big fan. i have j. z. in the car now. >> [ laughter ] >> i present i'm j. z! there's one good one wi

ellis action island, on the other hand, if there is some bad news, ellis island is still closed $59 millionth of damage between ellis island and liberty island. they're hoping to reopen ellis island later this year. if you have to come to see one thing, certainly not a bad thing to see. looking just as good today as ever. these people certainly are excited to say happy birthday to america by coming to see her. richard, back to you. >> gorgeous, just gorgeous. katy tur, thank you so much. >>> many americans use the july 4th holiday as a chance to give back. for four runners, that means going the distance. starting today, each of them will run, get this, a full marathon a day for 24 consecutive days, running to raise money for children diagnosed with cancer. one of those is a pediatric nurse for new york presbyterian. he joins us now. you were telling me all together, 600-plus miles here. why? why are you doing this? >> so we're doing this to honor families that are struggling with cancer treatment -- radio therapy, chemotheir, or just waiting for test results and honoring families who no lon

ellis island is still closed and still unclear when that will re-open. ♪ [ music ] >> in washington,. activities included a parade and fetched branches of the military, bands and floats and as you can see a lot more. earlier there was a reading of the declaration of independence by actors portraying them. >>> new at noon san jose's joey chestnut has defended his hot dog eating title and he broke his own record. >> 3, 2, 1. >> he did it. >> there that is last one, chestnut ate 69 hot dogs and the buns to win the annual 4th of july contest for the 7th straight year. he beat his personal best by one hot dog. chestnut's winnings include 10,000 dollars and a mustard yellow champion's belt. son athe black widow thomas won the women's contest with 37 hot dogs. >>> the unrest continues in egypt, who is leading the country as the president sits under house arrest. >>> let's take you outside, gorgeous shot there, meteorologist steve paulson is coming up with your complete 4th of july forecast and what you can expect for the weekend. >> stands are busy with people buying fireworks but police ar

our chief education correspondent, rehema ellis, here in the studio with more on this. rehema, good evening. >> good evening, brian. several things are happening, including a new trend that shows families are spending less of their own money on college. paying for college, in fact, two-thirds qualified for scholarships and grants to help cover the costs. and if you look at the breakdown, that accounts for any other type of funding, more than parents and more than student loans. and when it comes to picking colleges, the majority of families, 67%, ruled out certain colleges because of the price. and to further keep expenses under control, 57% of students lived at home, not on campus. what the report shows today is that scholarships and grants are available, and people should not assume they won't qualify. in fact, brian, experts say it is very much worth applying. if you apply, you might get that scholarship and grant. >> rehema ellis, thank you, as always. >>> here in new york tonight, anthony weiner, who resigned from congress after x-rated internet chats and photos we

. >> jean ellie is? san francisco where it might affect the fireworks but we'll begin in oakland at the site of the negotiations, terry? >> reporter: negotiator coming out of the building as we speak and so far, not a word. that's standard procedure. any announcement tonight about the strike from anybody? is anybody going to say anything tonight? will there be any statement from either side tonight? is anything going on -- okay. all right. what we're hearing from them is what we've been hearing all day long, talk to the mediators, so we're not hearing anything from either side. there is a gag order by state mediators on the talks. all we can do is what bart riders, 400,000 daily riders can do and that's wait. a pro-union rally outside the cal chance building loud at times, but not a peep about talks going on inside about bart management and unions. >> we made progress yesterday and hope to continue today. >> reporter: the spokesman said about the same thing. jeff burger says hire me. he stood outside the

we begin with jean ellie with the negotiations. a lot of pressure mounting as we get closer to the fourth of july. >> reporter: both sides are here in oakland at the caltrans office. the governor sent in two new mediato mediators. the negotiations are forgetting any agreements, but we are making progress. >> we're hopeful. we hope we go back to work. >> bart negotiators didn't make any comment as they ledded in for new talks. the labor secretary urged all parties to get back to the table with new mediators. two of the state's top mediators, the chair of the public employment relations board, and the chief of the state mediation and conciliation service are at the table tonight. seiu representatives say new faces may help move talks forward. >> the reason we're coming back to the table is because we have what we feel is a better working situation. so we can maybe make some progress. >> while resuming talks is a good sign, the two sides are still far apart. >> we had a lot of work to do. i mean, we were at 8%, they were at 21%. it's

ellis. getting a single to left field. jerry hairston jr. ties it. and top of the 14, hanley ramirez, up at the plate. and hanley, boo-yah. his eighth home run in 35 games played this year. a.j. ellis would go back-to-back. dodgers win it, 7-5. ramirez, this guy's hitting .464, last 22 games. puig's going to find out today if he made the all-star team. maybe hanley ramirez should make it. >> the dodgers have been waiting for this surge. probably wish the all-star break was a few weeks later. >>> that's all we have from here. thanks for watching. >>> now, for an athletic move from another species. this is our "play of the day." >> this is from south africa. check this out. a frightened pod of antelope, separated from its herd, running for its life from 200 cheetahs. there it is. it leaps to safety inside of a packed car full of tourists. there it is. you have to check it out quickly. slow it down just for you. in the car it goes. >> holy mackerel. the impala startling everyone inside the car. it jumped out. and then, the cheetahs gave up. >> those are

in all, superstorm sandy caused almost $60 million in damage to lint and ellis islands. >> she looks great. hasn't aged at all. happy to see it. >>> the fourth of july usually means all kinds of food. your chance to get your barbecue fix while doing something very solid for the troops overseas. at 1:00 today, the south bay blues star moms are holding a special fund raising barbecue at khartoum on orchard city drive in campbell for a $10 donation. you can get a full plate of barbecue and you also get cocktails. that money that is raised will help fund the blue star moms, a group putting together care packages for the troops and also they support the families of the servicemen and women that are injured or killed over in the line of duty. >>> turns out the green and gold boys from oakland proving they know a thing or two about fireworks, the a's treating fans to this show last night at o.co coliseum. tonight, another show for fans after the a's take on the chicago cubs. fans will be allowed into the outfield to watch fireworks. start following the game's final out, first pitch is at 7:

patrick, lincoln ellis, thank you. we'll check in with lincoln in a few minutes to see how the s&p futures are closing. liz: we were telling you about the egyptian stock market falling 3.5% overnight? investors are worried about worsening not improving violence and protests all across cairo. what does it mean for businesses an invests in the country? we have oriscon executive chairman. he is second richest man in egypt. he joins us with a most incan credible story of threats and problems. ashley: hmmm. the fed has spoken. tapering is on its way. the question, how do you adjust your portfolio? barry nap, barclays managing director, tell you how to taper proof your portfolio. as earnings season begins today with alcoas with' just heard, what stocks would you buy ahead of results. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box.

instead of right there at ellis island. that's, in fact, remains closed.n all superstorm sandy caused nearly $60 million in damage to liberty and ellis island. she is up and looking beautiful. >> spectacular as ever. looks like new 49ers nnamdi asomugha did a lot more than just train this offseason. he found the love of h life. beautiful bride. he got married. niners cornerback reportedly got married in idaho on june 24 to actress kerry washington. she is beautiful. the star of the tv show scott scandal." a copy of the marriage license was posted online yesterday. this young man did himself well. the network reporting washington's parents served as witnesses and one of asomugha's relatives performed the ceremony. very intimate and private. yes. hollywood mad must, it fwhis they were able to break away ask do it on their own. >> exactly. >>> 4:57. negotiations going on with b.a.r.t., day four of the strike. >>> we are hoping to get ready for your fourth of july. look behind the scenes of a bay area's biggest fireworks show. >>> day four of the b.a.r.t. stri

visitors had to go through security xreeng but in manhattan instead of ellis island which still remainsclosed. sandy caused nearly $60 million in damage to the statue of liberty and ellis island. >>> from a reopening to a ribbon cutting this time in foster city. >> four, three, two, one. >> usa! >> the mayor of foster city cut the ribbon on the city's brand-new veterans wall of honor this afternoon. the mayor said the more she traveled the country the more it struck her that foster city didn't have a permanent place to honor those who served in the military. veteran s who lived in foster city or worked for the city are eligible for a plaque on the wall there. so far there are 28, including one for craig tom p kin's father, thomas. >> i'm moved by it because not just for him but because of his buddy in the army and a buddy who was in the marines, and i didn't do that. me and you having this conversation isn't possible without those guys doing what they do. >> the city hopes to double the number of names on the wall by the time of its official dedication coming up in november. >>> well, w

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. >> as the nation celebrates the fourth of july th fourthh these are live pictures from ellis islandes the 4th of july-- the statue of liberty is reopen to the public for the first time since superstorm sandythese are live pictures from ellis island. for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. including a handful of state and federalsome repairs to brick work has been completed since sandy swamped most of >> as the nation celebrates the 4th of july-- the statue of liberty is reopen to the swamped the island. a large crowd is expected for the ribbon-cutting underway-- but much of the since sandy swamped most of the landmark's 12 acre site. >> matt garza pitched eight consecutive win, leading the chicago cubs to a 3-1 victory over the athletic. her hisgarza allowed one run and four hits, struck out five and walked three. the night was not so good for a's pitcher bartolo colon. who began the night being name a-l pitcher of the month. since june 9th. and ended an 8-game winning streak. the good news for oakland. texas also lost. so the team remains in first place by half a game. and these are dark

ellis spent the last year and a half with the milwaukee bucks.actually opted out of the final year with his deal with milwaukee to take less money per year with the mavs. who is his agent? >>> the buzz on twitter last night was a movie on the sci-fi channel called shark nato. espn thought it would be funny to tweet the sharks about changing their name to the sharknatos. they didn't like it and fired back at espn. hey, espn, thoughts on showing more hockey highlights? >>> classic golf movie happy gilmore starred adam sandler incredible swing. today phil mickelson tried to replicate it. didn't work out. [ laughter ] >> now you know why he hits from the left side. >> oh, wow. >> somebody standing over there, nobody but the cameraman. [ laughter ] >> man. >> oh, phil, yeah. actually he throws right handed. >> does he? >> but he golfs level and does it well with the british open upon us next week. >> thanks for watching. for news throughout the evening the latest news and weather are always on kpix.com. >> our next newscast is 10:00 on the cw and we'l

ellis island. where the statue of liberty is officially reopening. in minutes, taken the boat out there. something we are keeping an eye on. 5:25 now. it won't be going very par. next year's tournament will be played at the silverado resort in napa. the tournament is in the final year of the contract in san martin. it was supposed to move to the institute near morgan hill next year but construction delayed switch. organizers say as soon as construction is done, the tournament will return to the south bay. >>> if you have ever dreamed of owning a maserati, ladies and gentlemen, your time may finally have arrived to get the high-end luxury automobile. how about this? maserati company working to -- working hard to track more buyers and come to september expected to introduce the -- assuming the jubilee. mice little mid-sized sedan that will start at the relatively affordable price, $65,000. maserati hoping the car will then challenge bmw, mercedes-benz and audi in the luxury car market. it is a weird name. it will feature a ferrari engine with nice, smo

it would have paid $11 million. >> hawks kings and bob cats were also interested in ellis.ou know a's want a new ballpark. new opportunity may have become available in oakland. the 50 acre terminal would be a water front location for a's. with a lot obstacles. former players would love for the teams to find a way to stay in town. >> would be like at and tt ballpark i'm sure move everybody will jump up and down but we like to wait until ink is dry on the paper. hopefully it's something that can gelt done and we can get into a new place and take it from there. >> stage 13 tour de france mostly flatter yain. after losing yesterday that ties for third. chris froon lost some of his lead. seven players tied for the lead but one man broke away today. michael allen. finished with a 7 under 63. allen leads by five shots. did i just do that? ninth hole check out the light here. i mean how do you find the ball to hit it? somehow on the green with birdie. peter uline trails by just a stroke. they head to the weekend. tractors are out meaning john deere classic, second round. five under

when you talk about ellis island and look out across ellis island and the statue of liberty, the image embodied within her is american exceptionalism, you see them all, freedom of speech, religion, press, rule of law. property rights you face a jury of your peers but don't have oface them twice. states' rights. the list go osen -- goes on and on. it is a judeo christian culture and society that founded this society. if you take any of that away, anything i just said, the shining city on the hill crumbles. but you see the statue of liberty, people who love liberty all over the world see that statue and they come here because they real rise they can be the best they can be if they come to america. that's why we have in america so much vigor and vitality. not just the american exceptionalism but the vie gor that comes with people who have dreams system of they see the statue and think, now i've got a dream to come there, if i can freely seek and worship and preserve the rule of law, i can operate in a free enterprise society, you put that all together it's a natural filler that gos across

bridgewater now the kirkland ellis job will pay khuzami more than five million dollars a year and in accepting the offer he's following the quintessential washington script about being an influential government insider becoming a paid advocate for the industry he once policed now predicts say that this revolving door common at the f.c.c. undermines the agency's independence and link links that an extra in extra could lead to wall street who saw me spent seventeen years in the government and has publicly called for lawyers to build public and private experience saying that defense work is essential to the justice system but as a partner at kirkland cruz amin will represent some of the same corporations that the f.c.c. oversees now kirkland is known for lavishing its star partners with some of the highest salaries in the industry and it's also been reported that they hired one of his obviously tenants at the f.c.c. kenneth lunch now some companies offer khuzami even more money which just shows how highly into man these former s.e.c. enforcers are to these financial firms and as wall st

the hearing will be at the air board meeting room in ellis -- on ellis street in san francisco. >>> in antioch they will have to wait until may of 2014. they extended a moratorium on new permits and licenses. some say smoke shops increase crime and underage smoking. they have the time to reduce location and proximity to schools and parks. >>> mexico has now passed the obesity rate, making it the fastest country in the americas. and it shows mexico has an obesity rate of 3.82%. it comes close at 31.8% and other countries have higher rates the highest at 71%. >>> san francisco restaurants are asking for your help to reopen its doors. >> if you live here, come out to florida, e-mail this guy right here... >> tomorrow the owner of bacon bacon will be presenting his case and last year he had to shut down when neighbors complained about the smell of bacon. >> i love the smell of bacon, i don't know about you. >> i do, it smells good. >> as opposed to other smells. >> i love the smell of bacon too, i could use the real stuff right now. right now roads are moving along nicely at the bay bridge

ellis may return to northern california.n sacramento say the kings are trying to clear up some salary. ellis opted out of an $11 million deal with the milwaukee bucks. >> i'm still thinking about the girl's first pitch. that was amazing. >> i want to bring her over here and bring her over to an american game. how would that be. >> don't play twister with him. >> that's right. >> thanks, fred. >>> right now were at sfo waiting for the arrival of a flight from los angeles with the families of the two girls killed on flight 214. we'll have that for you tomorrow beginning at 4:30. >> thank you for we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel at home more quickly. chase. so you can. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- >> "big brother" fina

it would have paid $11 million. >> hawks kings and bob cats were also interested in ellis.now a's want a new ballpark. new opportunity may have become available in oakland. the 50 acre terminal would be a water front location for a's. with a lot obstacles. former players would love for the teams to find a way to stay in town. >> would be like at and tt ballpark i'm sure move everybody will jump up and down but we like to wait until ink is dry on the paper. hopefully it's something that can gelt done and we can get into a new place and take it from there. >> stage 13 tour de france mostly flatter yain. after losing yesterday that ties for third. chris froon lost some of his lead. seven players tied for the lead but one man broke away today. michael allen. finished with a 7 under 63. allen leads by five shots. did i just do that? ninth hole check out the light here. i mean how do you find the ball to hit it? somehow on the green with birdie. peter uline trails by just a stroke. they head to the weekend. tractors are out meaning john deere classic, second round. five under 66

assistant general manager, juliette ellis was under investigation for her role in awarding a $200,000 no bid contract to an east bay non- profit that she chaired. internal findings confirm violations were made, but that ellis has accepted responsibility, and that there was no unethical intent. >>> in a surprise move, the head of the roman catholic church spoke of a willingness to accept gay men in the priesthood. david stevenson has more on the pope's comments and what they mean for the church, and its congregation. >> a small crowd celebrated midday mass at st. mary's cathedral. their thoughts on pope francis, and comments signaling greater tolerance for homosexuality and gay priests in the catholic church. >> even though objectively, they are. it's not normal. >> the church has traditionally labeled homosexuality as a disorder. but while traveling, pope francis said this to a group of supporters. >> translator: if a person is gay, and accepts the lord, and has goodwill, who am i to judge them? >> it's a continuing breath of fresh air blowing through the church. >> i think it's a maj

we're going to show you w >> joshua ellis was last seen saturday morning walking away from his home inown. his family is worried because he hasn't contacted them and does not have his prescriptions with him. if you have seen ellis, you're asked to contact police. >> let's skip now to the george zimmerman verdict. a juror what wanted to write a book about the trial chose not to do it. she is the first of the all-female jury to talk publicly. she said some wanted to convict george zimmerman. after examining the evidence more closely, they had to acquit. >> they felt responsible for the situation they had gotten themselves into. i think both of them could have walked away. >> she believed trayvon martin threw the first punch. zimmerman is hiding after the jury's verdict. >>> and, in the day ahead. the lincoln county board votes on the columbia streetcar project. they will approve or reject the project. the county is looking to build a five-mile line to skyline drive area in fairfax county. the board will vote on lowering the speed limit on those streets. >>> coming up new at 6:00 on reque

let's head down to lincoln ellis. >> we have a closed up 6.5, that is huge petering out.ut we're very light volume coming into this week. very light volume on the roads to volatile trade. eyes focused on wednesday, the beginning of the jobs extravaganza. we take a break on thursday for the holiday. we'll get back into it. scrutiny, scrutiny, scrutiny all the way across the board in the ism numbers and gdp numbers and now into the actual employment component because that is the piece which this economy rests. any further upside in the equity markets. david: all right. we have some more breaking news on a very busy stock one that is really hitting highs, it has been hitting highs for a while now, mostly because of the work of robert iger, who the board just loves over at disney. they love him so much they have extended his tenure as ceo and chairman through the expiration of his contract on june 30, 2016. that is a 15-month extension. who knows where it can go from there. we see the stock not really reacting after-hours. at lot of people were expecting this would be done. t

ellis got hold of this pitch and put it beyond the reach of torrez in center.ll clear the bases and will break up the ball game. ellis goes to second and the giant's woes continue. >>> romo take it is loss for the giant who is will now host the mets in the first of three tomorrow night. >>> the mets today in milwaukee. here's how the first-inning started out for the brewers. ayoki hits the second straight shot. the guys have seen enough. they head for trouble and ayoki understands. he would probably do the same thing if it was him. and juan francisco, this was one of his two errors of the day. and the mets win 2-1. matt harvey tomorrow. >>> you could argue that wimbledon is the most prestigious of the events. murray made it this far last year before losing to roger federer. and murray smokes his way through djokevich. now murray switchs to the near court. he rallied to win the last four games breaking serve for a 4-5 lead. on his third championship point. murray forced djokevich to hit. fred perry was the guy who did it in 1956 now andy murray give it is brits

assistant general manager, juliette ellis was under investigation for her role in awarding a $200,000 no bid contract to an east bay non- profit that she chaired. internal findings confirm violations were made, but that ellis has accepted responsibility, and that there was no unethical intent. >>> in a surprise move, the head of the roman catholic church spoke of a willingness to accept gay men in the priesthood. david stevenson has more on the pope's comments and what they mean for the church, and its congregation. >> a small crowd celebrated midday mass at st. mary's cathedral. their thoughts on pope francis, and comments signaling greater tolerance for homosexuality and gay priests in the catholic church. >> even though objectively, they are. it's not normal. >> the church has traditionally labeled homosexuality as a disorder. but while traveling, pope francis said this to a group of supporters. >> translator: if a person is gay, and accepts the lord, and has goodwill, who am i to judge them? >> it's a continuing breath of fresh air blowing through the church. >> i think it's a maj

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ellis may return to northern california.reports in sacramento say the kings are trying to clear up some salary. ellis opted out of an $11 million deal with the milwaukee bucks. >> i'm still thinking about the girl's first pitch. that was amazing. >> i want to bring her over here and bring her over to an american game. how would that be. >> don't play twister with him. >> that's right. >> thanks, fred. >>> right now were at sfo waiting for the arrival of a flight from los angeles with the families of the two girls killed on flight 214. we'll have that for you tomorrow beginning at 4:30. >> thank you for joining ktvu. we're always here for you on ktvu.com. television whoa, whoa, whoa. may i help you? i'm going up to see elaine benes. benes. there's no one here by that name. oh, she's housesitting for mr. pitt. ah, the housesitter. yeah. what are you, the boyfriend? here for a quickie? can i just go up? oh. why waste time making small talk with the doorman? i should just shut up and open the door for you.

aj ellis breaks it open with a clutch two out, bases loaded double off sergio romo. it will go to the wall. three runs score. the dodgers win it, 4-1. the giants have now lost 11 of their last 13. romo by the way refused to talk to the media after the contest. >>> in kansas city, the a's have some big fans, speaking of big, oakland jumped out to a big lead with five runs in the second. josh reddick got it going with a two-run double. eric sogard brings him no home with a two-bagger past alex gordon. it appears reddick is starting to snap out of his season-long slump. this two-run shot in the third made it 7-1a's. reddick tied a career high with 4 rbi. jed lowrie also went deep as takes two out of three from the royals. the a's win, 10-4. tomorrow they're at pittsburgh. >>> stage 9 of the tour de france was especially tough for britain's peter canal. he goes careening off the side of the mountain. he was okay after climbing his way back up. just a couple of scratches. it was a two-man race to the finish with dan martin becoming the first irishman to win a stage since

aj ellis breaks it open with a clutch two out, bases loaded double off sergio romo. it will go to the wall. three runs score. the dodgers win it, 4-1. the giants have now lost 11 of their last 13. romo by the way refused to talk to the media after the contest. >>> in kansas city, the a's have some big fans, speaking of big, oakland jumped out to a big lead with five runs in the second. josh reddick got it going with a two-run double. eric sogard brings him no home with a two-bagger past alex gordon. it appears reddick is starting to snap out of his season-long slump. this two-run shot in the third made it 7-1a's. reddick tied a career high with 4 rbi. jed lowrie also went deep as takes two out of three from the royals. the a's win, 10-4. tomorrow they're at pittsburgh. >>> stage 9 of the tour de france was especially tough for britain's peter canal. he goes careening off the side of the mountain. he was okay after climbing his way back up. just a couple of scratches. it was a two-man race to the finish with dan martin becoming the first irishman to win a stage since

ellis hits a shot to center. andres torres can't get there. ellis goes to second with a double.se record improves to 8-5. romo takes the 4-1 loss. the mets come in for the first of three tomorrow night. >>> the oakland a's continue to be a team with the look of being in it for the long haul. the a's flexed their muscles to win a game in kansas city today. one of the guys who made it happen was josh reddick. in the 2nd inning reddick faces luis mendoza and reddick finds the gap in left center and both runners score. 2 -0. mendoza didn't survive the inning giving up five hits and five runs. reddick next came to the plate in the 3rd off bruce chen, a two-run shot, two hit, two runs scored and four r.b.i.s on the day for reddick. 7-1 and the rout was on. jed lowrie joined in the home run parade off will smith in the 6th having a day as well with three hits and a pair of r.b.i.s. 8-2 oakland and in the 7th it was eric sogard getting into the two-run act. the a's get 15 hit of the day. 10-4 the final as the a's stay a half game in front of the rangers who were winners today. inner lea

go ahead, ellie, you're on the air. one more time for ellie, go ahead, please. >> caller: hi there. thank you for taking my call. it's just very disturbing the way the country is going. it appears as if we are just losing all of our constitutional rights. i think that, um, the hill, everyone up there has just lost touch with reality. i think president obama, the callers previous were referring to him being our black president. he lost a wonderful opportunity to unite the country more so because in actuality he could not have been president if he had not been half white with a white mother. i honestly think they're out of touch, and i don't know that we can even get it back. when they spend money like they do and don't know how they spend it, when they vote on situations they don't even know what's in the bills. so it's not just one group or the other, it's all of them up there. and the filibuster was established for a reason, to actually bring debate to the floors of our halls and people with ideas and reasons for that,

your friends from 1892 to 1954 12 million people sailed one-half mile past the statue of liberty to ellissland where they entered the united states. it would only take them three to five hours to become social securitys in light of today's immigration debate, that's a very short time. let's go over to the cooler and mr. lewis, what do you have? >> you look fantastic today. you're breaking out the summer suit there. is that khaki or chee know? >> probably chino. this is the one that mika made fun of. >> i'll see you later at the yacht club. e we know the news business is difficult. sometimes mistakes happen. jimmy kimmel ran a clip that proves there are no second chances on live tv. >> one of our local news channels here in l.a. was at a youth swimming club this morning. watch this as a reporter learns the extreme importance of the words get set. >> a lot of people are members of the swim team. wave, everybody. on your mark, go. >> staying on topic, a local news station in new zealand could learn a thing or two from our wonderful graphics team upstairs. the animation could be even worse th

my name is doory ellis and i manage the marketing for san francisco bay area zip car. thank you very much for the opportunity to be here this afternoon and demonstrate our support for the on streetcar sharing pilot and thank you to the mta staff for your hard work and delcasion to this pilot. as mentioned the on streetcar sharing pilot program has many advantages for communities. it provides alternate forms of transportation to residents who live in communities that are under served by buses and trains, and the extension of transportation options will reduce household budgets and increase economic reinvestment into those communities, and also a reduction in greenhouse gas and other emissions through fuel efficient vehicles with low emission profiles. we are excited to participate in the on street program and funding from private funders is barrier to entry in partings of the city and now zip car can place cars in those communities that were otherwise under served and thank you very much again for the opportunity to be here. >> next speaker please. >> [calling speaker n

ellie, she's in russia. she nails every single car. looks like they're in a parking lot.ing her out for a walk. every car, boom. >> she says it so cute. >> steven, tech time for all of the smarty-pants out there. >> all right. >> this invention, i feel like it, is the greatest thing since, well, the pen. this is called learn stiff. a fully autonomous digital pen that vibrates when you make a mistake. >> how, though? >> right now, sadly, spelling errors. >> there's no spell check using pen and paper. >> great for the schoolchildren of the world. >> a kick starter program. to tell us how this works our tech master, zack. hey, zack. >> hello. >> all right. how does this work? how does it know if you're making a spelling error especially if it's handwritten? everybody writes differently. >> it has a motion sensor inside of the pen that can defect what letters you're spelling. >> will people need this pen? >> i think so. that trying to prime iffer to people first learning how to write in english, german, any other language. >> it's a tool? >> yeah. a mode for calligraphy. if y

and, in basketball, montae ellis opted out of his contract.is back in the western conference with the dallas mavericks. the 27-year-old deal, three years, $30 million. >> that's a cool deal. >> tough life. >> oh man. all right. thank you. thanks so much for watching. that does it for us here at 10:00. >> news always on kpix.com and we're back at 11:00 over on kpix5. >> we'll see you then. have a good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, (michael) we are going to be standing here every monday for the next seven mondays. this summer, corporate is sponsoring a little weight loss contest. you lost 31 pounds. hey! fax this for me. come on, man. she goes to new york in, like, ten minutes. (pam) tomorrow i start a three-month design program at the pratt institute in new york. why haven't i proposed yet? we just decided that, um, we didn't want to spend the first three months of our engagement apart. uh.

ellis delivers a clutch two outs outs. sergio romo, three runs score, dodgers beat the giants 4-1. now lost 11 of the last 13. >> meanwhile, the first place diamondbacks completed a three-game sweep of colorado. this made it 3-0 in the third. patrick corbin struck out career high 10. 6-1 and giants fall six and a half games back. >> is n kansas city a's have big fans. looks like bartolo. josh reddick with a two-run double. he brings him home past a diving alex gordon. reddick has been in a seasonal lull but got hot. this two-run blast in the third made it 7-1 a's. lowery went deep as oakland takes two oust three from the royals. and here a splash landing and a's head on. >> the classic was delayed because of thunderstorms but once play resumed there was no spopg stopping sweden's player. michael kim tied for 38th place at four under par. wagner was looking on and he drains this birdie to go 14 under. but they would not go away, this kept him two back. wagner ran into trouble as the tee shot found the edge of the bunker. he would have to settle for a bogey. that opened the door for

from east lansing, michigan, welcome, the very persistent dave ellis. hey, dave. [cheers and applause] my, gosh. nine times altogether. >> nine times. >> six different cities. kept getting the rejection letters, the cards we give to you. >> brought 'em with me. >> you brought them with you here? so you saved every one? >> i always took one with me as motivation for the next time that i took the test. say, "look, i'm gonna show you guys. you're gonna pick me one of these times here." >> and look at you now! it paid off. >> now i have the ninth postcard that says, "congratulations. you're in the pool." and now i've got something even better.

her name is ellie miller. there she is. [applause] public defenders are legal ministers. you are. you are part of this picture. ok. i will go back to what i was supposed to be doing, forgive me. i am going to -- we have heard everybody's contribution. now i want to talk about what is working and what is not working. i am going to ask each of the members to speak the truth to one another. let me direct some early remarks. you have suffered unimaginable pain. i will make an assumption that i can speak for the audience in singing, cannot imagine what would be like to be is a child. from that pain, from your community organizing, what do you say to the commander? it is not 1996 any more. what is going on? what do you say to him? what does he say to you? i will ask you to keep the remarks brief. commander, i will give you a chance to respond. you are hearing about all these things, what is your reaction? >> there needs to be more police sensitivity training in sfpd when it comes to victims of violence. often times, many of their parents that are on the scene of them gets understand the

reporting live, jean elli, nbc bay area. >> each day of the strike, it costs more than $1 million. >>> this is video from our high around the south bay. it shows fireworks going off in the distance. a lot of illegal fireworks going off last night. despite a warning by san jose police that people would be princip disciplined, there were no arrests. we have scott with the latest. >> reporter: we talked about budget cuts and many other calls which kept officers from checking in on people using illegal fireworks. if you are in the south bay, they prefer you come here to the show like the one going on at great america tonight. it is both legal and safe. our cameras caught fireworks all over san jose on the 4thómby bu you did not need to know lots of fireworks were setoff all over the city illegally and with dangerous results. this house caught fire after a bottle rocket burned nearby trees. >> the fireworks went up. it caught in our trees and they went up. >> it is rough. >> reporter: the captain of the san jose fire department says enforcement is nearly impossible due to lack of resources

tomorrow at the air board meeting room 939 ellis street in san francisco. >>> a man who san jose police say is responsible for a string of armed robberies is behind bars. police say marquis reese robbed the stores between june 24 and july 2nd. according to investigators, he disguised his face and pointed a gun at the store clerk. >>> an impressive demolition project is underway in castro valley. the nation's tallest excavator is chomping away at the old eden medical center. it took the first bite around 7:30 this morning working from the 7th floor to the ground. about 80,000 babies have been born inside the 58-year old structure. it's a bittersweet good-bye. >> we are happy to be in the new facility. we have great memories at the old hospital. so, we are sad to see it go. >> the new hospital opened last december next to the old hospital. it will take about a month to finish the demolition. the space will be used for additional parking, landscaping and walking paths. >>> were fogging will take place in the battle against the west nile virus. more news impacting silicon valley and the cou

. >> $59 million of damage, [ indiscernible ] at the statue of liberty and at ellis island. >> reportere docks are rebuilt, structures repaired, and lady liberty is ready to welcome back the millions of people who visit her every year. there was a sticking point that needed to be worked out before the island could be reopened. and that dealt with security. the national park service wanted to move security screenings from battery park and liberty state park in jersey city to ellis island. visitors would board ferries befor being screened. >> you should do it up there. >> go over there and denied, just do it right there. >> reporter: after negotiations with elected officials and the nypd, the screenings were changed back to the way they were before sandy hit. so now she is back, the beacon of new york harbor ready to once again ring true the words of lazarus, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the ref few of the shore. that shore rebuilt and now stronger than ever before. on liberty island, kathryn brown, kpix 5. >>> right now chairs set up along