a poll it conducted about harvey milk day. the group survey claims that 75 am of californians don't support a day to honor him. social activists are worry that public school teachers will celebrate without the consent of parents. >> he could come home and say look i'm not going to be cross-dressing but i believe in same-sex marriage. where did you learn this? it's because of the harvey milk construction we got today. >> it was signed into law by a republican governor. who he is history. >>> milk was elected in 1977 to the san francisco board of supervisors. in 2009 established may 22nd as date to honor him. >> if you knew instantly how much pollutants your car was spewing out would it change your driving habits? laura anthony has a report. >> reporter: a researcher is using gps device to get information into how he is driving. >> that information could change behave. >> it tells how much gas he is using and whether his car is emitting too many pollutants. >> you don't want to accelerate too fast and coast to a stop. >> it's ca

now a new rule for harvey milk's old camera store. how it will be used to help those in crisis. >>> it is the butt of many jokes. how much it is now going for at auction. what was once harvey milk's po >>> i'm meteorologist on the cw weather center. some low clouds and fog started to stretch back on shore. what about sunday? we'll talk about that coming up. >>> what was once harvey milk's political campaign headquarters will become a suicide crisis call center. the celebration is planned for tomorrow's grand opening of the harvey milk call center by 19th and san francisco. the site of the former castro camera store. tomorrow would have been the assassinated supervisor's 81st birthday. the call center is operated by a group that helps gay, lesbian, and transgender youth. >>> you've heard about the terrible toll of school bullying and how some kinds recently ended their own lives because of it. many schools are stepping up efforts to stop bullying. one school district is ahead of the curve. >> reporter: high school seniors liam and jose

. >>> plus it's harvey milk day in san francisco. in his honor, his famous camera shop in the castro has a new purpose for teenagers. the news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer. breaking news out of los angeles. police announce they made an arrest in the case of bryan stow, the fan attacked outside the stadium opening day. we're live from the park with reaction from the fans and giants organization. we want to go to kimberly terry outside of san francisco general hospital where stow is being treated for traumatic brain injuries. she has the latest on this morning's arrest and reaction from police as well. >> reporter: bryan stow's family said in the past they want to focus on the recovery of the 42-year-old at san francisco general. they have the utmost confidence in lapd they'll find the people responsible for the brutal beating that left him in critical condition and it appears they have made headway. a lot of headway. early this morning, los angeles police raided an apartment building in east hollywood, w

the harvey milk call center is at the camera store on castro street where harvey milk based his campaign in the 1970s. it was there that he took phone calls from the lbgt youth looking for hope. >> and young people across this country are still nine times more likely to attempt suicide if they come from an unaccepting home, or unaccepting environment. so until that's cured, until that's not the case anymore, we have to have things. >> harvey milk was shot and killed along with george moscone in 1978. a nonprofit raised the funds for the new crisis center. >>> coming up, it's the greta debate at the grocery store. fat or sugar, which one is worse? we'll take a look. ♪ >>> astronauts aboard the shuttle "endeavour" woke up to the sounds of the foo fighters, but they ran into a bit of trouble on the spacewalk today. we'll show you. >>> and more severe weather leaves a path of destruction in the midwest. we'll take a look. >>> and we've been watching that weather severe from minneapolis all the way dowar to memphis tonight. but around northern california, we are also now tracking some pretty

also in attendance will be members or harvey milk's inner circle. he used the store for his campaign headquarterses. >>> another republican says he is in 2012. who will join newt beginning goodrich. mitt romney, and ron paul? next time you have a question for your doctor, you could be asking a computer. end's watson could soon be called dr. watson. >> the signed of the ends of days. iceland's most active volume can know -- volcano is rerunting. leigh >> leigh: right now we're seeing low clouds gathering near the coast. that will mean cooler numbers for us. we look at the forecast n: several republicans are throwing their halt in the ring in 201, and -- 2012, and herman cain announced he is running for president. >> this moment i came here to declare my candidacy for the republican nomination for profit the united states of america. >> alan: cain is a tea party favorite. the 65-year-old has been traveling all over the country to sproa dues himself to voters. on monday tim pawlenty is expected to announce he plans to run for president, too. >>> a nasa

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the harvey milk call is at the camera store where harvey milk based his campaign in the 1970s. it was there that he took phone calls from the lbjt youth looking for help. >> and young people across this country are nine times more likely to attempt suicide if they come from an unaccepting home or environment. so until that is cured, until that is not the case anymore we have to have things. >> harvey milk was shot and killed along with mayor george moscone at city hall in 1978. a project raised the funds for the new crisis center. >>> and still ahead at 6:00, lessons learned on the foreclosure front. how to fight the banks and keep your home, even when all seems lost. >>> and more twisters in the midwest, but this time a big city was right in the path the e struction. de ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. just $29 a month for the

. >>> san francisco celebrate harvey milk day by transforming the murdered city leaders camera shop into a crisis center for lgpt youth. >> tonight we twail begin -- will begin to take the cause from these kids across the country to provide them a better future. >> alan: several members of milk's inner circle joined the ceremony. milk used to answer calls from inside his store from young people. >> what was so much a part of harvey's life and his work, to make sure that every young person would know and understand that his and her -- his or her life was not only due respect and dignity and validation, but had great worth. >> alan: and today would have been harvey milk's 81st 81st birthday. >> up next, president obama, fending off concerns he is making a propalestinan approach in the middle east. >> in new york, an apartment building that has become one of the hottest destinations for tourists in new york city. and just in time for memorial day, lower prices at the pump. >> leigh: a terrific day to fly a kite. the wind has really been howling out there. some locations, gusts over 50 miles

. >>> and harvey milk's legacy is in the middle of a curriculum battle. the battle that people are willing to take if the leader comes up in classroom talks. -- classroom discussions. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> a northern california soldier is facing charges tonight that he plotted and killed afghan civilians for sport. staff sergeant david brahm of vacaville is the sixth soldier for allegedly taking part in those killings. he was from a base near seattle killed three afghan civilians during patrols in the kandahar province last year. >>> and two brothers accused of a triple murder wrapped up their third day of deliberations. the men thought their inlaws had killed their brother. >>> the future of oakland's two injunctions could be in jeopardy. the council is considering stripping funding for the north oakland and the proposed fruitvale safety zone. critics say the money on the injunctions could be be

because the idea was that harvey is wrong and blood doesn't circulate. you put this stuff, you bypass the digestive system. you put the stuff in the veins and it would go right to the heart and don't be no immediate effect and have been a lasting effect. but he was seeing his dogs drove her to sing his dogs don't and he was seeing many dogs do. and that allowed the our natural philosopher is in england to imagine, not just in fusion, but to start saying if we can put this stuff, opium, beer, no, wine, into the veins what would happen if we start to put other like blood? in the 1660s that idea started to move forward. and particularly a started to wonder what if we took the blood of one dog and moved into another dog? and in the 16 '60s, richard lower, a member of the royal society, began his first experiments and the dogs survived. and english were getting very, very close to the whole idea, if this is working and dogs, maybe what we can start doing is an imagining transfusion in humans. something happened in between. great fire of london, played, so as

in wind are going to be hugely profitable countries because of this decision but harvey it's not just about nuclear power it's really more of a way of thinking that the society has and i mean this is quite a global society it's easier to maintain the fattest closer to make changes will essentially harden people's lives for example katrina. new orleans the area where katrina took place should never have been built up to the state that it was i mean people simply should not have been living there because it's a potential project and yet you're not going to find a politician someone go say hey let's pack up an entire. city that has years and years and years of history and go so how do we do see him as a world as a global society to be reaching this critical point where we need to take certain decisions otherwise who knows how the ecological situation's going to play out how do we get our political leaders our community leaders to a point where they're willing to look at the difficult fact that need to be taken but it's hard to katrina argument cuts both ways i mean the ninth ward. was pr

. >>> this sunday would have been harvey milk's 81st birthday. friends, family and admirers will celebrate his life with a second annual harvey milk day. events will take place in san francisco, sacramento and san diego. harvey milk went from a small business ownersupervisor, and be the first openly gay man elected to public office in california although after taking office he was assassinated. milk's life, as you may recall was a subject of a major motion picture that starred sean penn. >>> at&t being hit with a class action lawsuit over iphone data plans but the case may never get to court. the lawsuit states at&t overcharges for data usage. mischarged between 7% and 14% of the bill but sometimes it goes as high as 300%. the suit also claims the company charges for phantom usage or for use when the phone is actually turned off. there's a question as to whether the lawsuit will be heard, though, since at&t has users sign an agreement not to participate in class action lawsuits when they sign their iphone agreement. >>> topping our health watch t

. >>> it's hard to the sunday would have marked harvey milks 81st birthday. friends, family and supporters will celebrate his life at the second annual "harvey milk day." events in san francisco, sacramento and san diego. harvey milk if you know the story, went from small business owner us from straighted with government red tape in san francisco, to a supervisor, all of it in a span of five years. he game. first openly gay man to be elected to public office in california. ten months after taking office he was assassinated along with bhaish goerch mosconi by another elected official, supervisor, dan white. milk's life you may have seen on the big screen. it was a major motion picture that started sean penn. >>> the end of the road for a 35 mile detour could come as soon as tomorrow. caltrans plans on reopening highway 50, the main route to tahoe. the highway was closed last week so crews could fix the deteriorating retaining walls that keep drivers safe from the steep drop. winter weather forced delays but now, weather-permitting 50 could be opened on saturda

they have released the poll that conducted about harvey milk day. 75% of californians do not support to a day to honor the pioneer. >> they could come home and say, look, i not going to be cross-dressing. i'm going to be believe in same-sex marriage and parents will say, where did you learn this. it's because the harvey milk instruction. >> it was signed into law by a republican governor. he is history. >>> harvey milk was elected in 1977 to the san francisco board of supervisors. he was assassinated in 1978 by another former supervisor dan white. in 2009 they established may 22 as a day to honor him. >> if you new instantly how much your car was spewing pollutants into the air would it change your driving habits. that is what researchers were trying to find out. el yont martin is using a gps device to get realtime information how he is driving. how much gas he is using and the amount of pollution his driving is creating. >> it could change driving behavior. >> you don't want to break too fast or and coast to your stop. >> it's a eco navigator made

. >>> the group that is campaigning to keep kids home on harvey milk day. them -- we'll explain what has them so upset. >>> some of the world's best cyclists and dedicated spectators braved the rain today for stage three of this year's amgen tour of california. today's race took riders from old town auburn into downtown modesto. tomorrow they will start in livermore and ride south through the grueling course of narrow roads and intense climbs into the san jose foothills. the cyclists get ready to pedal through town. lloyd lacuesta is live now to look at how people are gearing up. >> reporter: it's quiet in livermore right now but this sound, power bells we heard throughout the downtown tomorrow, the fourth stage of the amgen tour of california bike race will start right here on fourth street. tonight this town of 41,000 had a bike party. >> the tour of california is coming through downtown livermore. >> reporter: at the first street wine company they were toasting the bike race. >> we knew this, they make the bottles for the amgen tour, i get to name it it'

. >>> san francisco honored harvey milk day by celebrating for what he stood. the lesbian and gay freedom band played. he became the first openly gay man to serve in california. stewart milk spoke today about how proud his famous uncle would be about the progress that was made. >> harvey milk was connected to many issues of social justice. whether it would be the homeless or disabled or elderly or labor, that is one of part of his character that i would not like to see diminish. >> reporter: supervisor milk and then san francisco mayor george masconi were assassinated inside city hall by dan white in 1978. today would have been milk's 81st birthday. >>> today also marks the 30th anniversary of the first aids case reported in san francisco. to reflect on the occasion, a giant red ribbon was put atop san francisco's twin peak. it will remain there until june 19th. 20,000 san franciscans have died of aids. >>> the worse of the destruction was in joplin missouri. st.john's medical center took a direct hit from a tornado just after 6:00 p.m. the hospital is evacuati

. >> san francisco celebrated harvey milk day today by transforming the historic camera shop into gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth. >> we will take the cause from these kids all over the country to help provide them a better future. >> several members of the inner circle joined the lifeline call center on castro street. they were called inside the store from guy and by sexual young people that faced challenges from young people and their peers. >> to make sure that every young person would know and understand that his or her life was not only with due respect, dignity and validation but had great worth. >> today would have been harvey milk's 81st birthday. >> up next, a phone call from the two uc grads detained in iran. also another candidate for the president. >> and gas prices take a dip, just in time for memorial day. what is behind those lower prices. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. the wind is still with us. with gusts in some places at 30 miles an hour. and also a chance of more spring showers this week. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >

the "harvey milk call center" opened today on castro street near 19th in san sco. that's the >>> harvey milk's former is now a hub to help distressed teen. it opened today. that's the site of his former castro camera store. the 24 hour suicide prevention line helps teens who have problems dealing with or questioning their sexuality. >> what we're really trying to do is encourage young people to use the help line before they're in crisis, so that they actually don't have to be in a situation where it's so dire that they want to take their life. >> the call center is operated by a group called the trevor project. they say it gets about 3,000 calls a month. today would have been his 81st 81st birthday. >> i don't know about you, but i heard comments about rain. >> anytime us weather folks talk about anything, if we have that r word in there, that's the one that's going to set off all the bells and whistles. yeah, today it was all about the wind. it was blowing pretty strongly by the afternoon. had gusts of 40 and even 54 miles per hour. sfo just in the past hour or so

>> because of the harvey mill day. it was passed with the legislators signed into law by a republican governor. he's history. >> and he was elected to the 1977 san francisco board of super visors. they recognized the first openly gay man elected to public office. >> one of the falcon chicks born in the city hall is died trying to fly. this is the checks a month ago. biologist said one lunged for food and died after crashing in the rotund a. she was one of four falcon chicks and the only female. >> owner of a los angeles area gas station is hoping that customers will pay him back for a too good to be true gas deal. they found folks paying $1.10 for a gallon of premium. one attendant tried and failed to update the preese. they sold 7000 gallons was price at 1.10 rate. the owner is out $21,000. >> where is the best place to get sushi in san francisco? there are a lot of options. one day you might say walgreens. they're selling salads and wraps and fresh food and vegetables and sushi on the shelves. they are only available

the video campaign to keep students home on harvey milk day. >>> and back here in less than 10 minute, we will roll up the computer model and show you when the rain >>> a california group that calls itself profamily to keep their children home as schools plan to commemorate harvey milk day. the head of save california.com says children should not be learning about milk or his beliefs. >> he was a notorious gay activist who believed in polygamy, gay marriage, cross dressing, sex change operations. >> he stands for courage and for rightness, for represent and dignity. >>> dan white killed milk and masconi. this sunday would have been harvey milk's 84th birthday. >>> today california congressman duncan hunter criticized the decision. the republican from san diego county called the decision political. the late cesar chavez joined the navy in 1946 and served two years. he was honorably discharged. chavez was cofounder of the united farm workers union. >>> more than 20 wildfires are burning out of control in northern alberta. about 40% of the buildings in the town have burned. winds up to 5

wasserman who's a longtime anti-nuclear activists and the editor of new free dot org harvey thank you so much for being here and now i know that your more experienced in this but the specific issue of nuclear energy and sort of fighting to prevent disasters like for example fukushima from taking place absolutely was spent such a long time blowing the whistle on potential dangers what do you think is to blame is it a lack of foresight by political leaders or is it corporate interests or what's really behind this i think there are two there are two basic words that come to mind arrogance and greed i was in there in fukushima actually in japan in the my mid one nine hundred seventy s. the nuclear industry was warned that look you're building these on earthquake frogs the tsunami is a japanese word you had tsunamis at the site in fact i spoke with someone today who lived in the area and as a child experience it's a balmy there's no there's no surprise here but for some reason corporate and government leaders believe that these things won't happen to them and so it's incumbent on activists

even though classic images from harvey r. the joy to see as well. so i love the way this works.i keep my question is sort of getting at the signs are maybe science and medicine and you touched on it throughout your talk i wonder this idea of public exhibition of transfusion or i'm thinking of other things like the miss similarly with some display of botany or donny and electricity and things of that. sort of opening the window to the general public or the of on going public or something like that may be in a france or if you can think about that historically or maybe even today and how we sort of consume this and come to terms with the scientific or medical development. >> that is precisely one of the things i'm interested in. in the 17th century in france i know more about in england in regard to the i guess spectator aspect of science. is that what you are getting at? >> and the comical theater located in medical schools for the most part, that standard medical anatomical fear you have the cadaver in the center and then the great -- royte? it was more of a closed space and mor

today family, friends and social activist service for the harvey milk call center.ed as a suicide call center. this is a nonprofit that provides crisis intervention for the community. same-sex marriage took a big step today in minnesota. the voters of minnesota will decide if they want gay marriage banned in their state. karen tells us why lawmakers are turning to the voters to make the decision. >>reporter: and long last a break in the turbulent weather raging inside the state capital. when inside, emotionally charged atmosphere has not subsided. hundreds of people rallied at the capitol demonstrating against budget cuts they say will devastate the middle class and working poor. in the meantime outside the chamber another sizzling showdown. this one between both sides of the gay marriage debate. they were prepared to take up the amendment many lawmakers will decide whether the issue ends up on the 2012 ballot. if voters will decide whether the state constitution will limit marriage to opposite sex couples. a bill that would require voters to show photo id at the po

. >>> tmz harvey levin joins he in now. harvey, you knew about this child five days ago, apparently, but you didn't report it. i'm curious as to why. >> well, his people were just, you know, impervious on this, and just -- not true, not true, not true. and some of them absolutely knew. there's absolutely no doubt. this is one of those things where i felt it was important to get some kind of confirmation from them before reporting it. but maria has talked about it some. she was devastated by this. i'm told literally inconsolable when she found out. and she has taken steps, you know, to get a business manager, to kind of create a plan. and this has been months ago to kind of end this marriage. though she has not pulled the trigger. but we absolutely heard about this, and his people -- >> and what -- >> -- just trying to stonewall it. >> what are you hearing in terms of specifics about the child? he or she has to be about 10 years old now. >> it would seem the child is about 10 years old. the way -- the way we are hearing it,

but i think harvey is right.t is a characteristi of everyday practice in the body and it doesn't within the context of the declaration of independence and the concert -- it does fit within the context of the declaration of independence and constitution. we were given this extraordinary template by the founders. almost every day one can think how really lucky we were tha those guys were who they worked back in those times. -- who they were back in those times. america just lucked out with that incredible group of men called the fall -- the founding fathers who gave us this incredible template. it affects things down to the level of school brds, local elections and national elections. we constantly crosses our liberty, but within a structured they give us. -- we constantly practice our liberty, but within a structure they gave us. our nature is to pull forward in this habit which is wholly constructive. >> senator, i appreciate you oathng the words from liotthe that you citizens take. i went to a naturalization cer

. >>> also coming up, taking aim at harvey milk day. why one group says it's being taken too far. >>> what do the giants haha in common with the president, movie stars and a few pop singers? making history while taking on a serious subject. >>> a state lawmaker is speaking out tonight against a salary he says is not only outrageous but maybe illegal. william light bourne is the new service director in california. he's scheduled to make $343,000 a year. assembly man said that he will make more than the governor and $50,000 more than the person he's replacing. >> but the state should not be financing that lifestyle, especially when governor brown is asking hardworking californians to pay higher income tax, sales tax, and car taxes. >> now, supporters say that he's the perfect man for the job. they are asking for copies of the communication. >>> 6.6 billion, that's how much more money the state expects to collect in taxes than previously forecasted. so the question is, does that end our budget nightmare? larry gersten joins us now. the gov

. >> we'll show you the celebration in san francisco's castro district for the second annual harvey milk day in the city. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> good evening i'm ken wayne. >> melo again, i'm heather holmes. >> developing news out of los angeles, within the last hour, police released new details about tonight's arrest of a suspect in the brutal beating ever san francisco giants' fan bryan stow. the arrest came at 7:00 this morning at this apartment building in east hollywood. authorities in los angeles a short time ago revealed the break that led to the arrest and a press conference that wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. detailing the arrest on the beating that took place at dodger stadium. >> we got a tip from a law enforcement agent, a parol agent, as a matter of fact, about an individual. this was one of the many hundreds of tips that the mayor referred to, but we began to work this one actively. during that active work, surveillance was done, a lot of background investigation was done. and more information was dev

the trevor lifeline harvey milk crisis center. a suicide crisis center which is designed to help young people of different sexual orientations. house minority leader, nancy pelosi, senator dianne feinstein and barbara boxer and other city leaders will be on hand for the center's ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11:00 this morning. milk was the first openly gay man elected to public office in he was assassinated along with mayor george moscone by a former san francisco supervisor in 1978. >>> meantime, two east private schools, east bay private schools are offering a class dedicated to gay students. the athinian school in danville and a high school in berkeley recently began examining the history of gays, bisexuals and transgendered people. a state senator has a bill in the assembly to add gay studies to curriculum for public schools. california would be the first state with such a law if the bill passes. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, the rapture that wasn't. the support for followers of an east bay minister w

grand opening of the harvey milk call center by 19th. tomorrow would have been the supervisor's 81st birthday. >>> a simple sign has ripped at the fabric of a small south bay community for several years but today the first step toward healing. more now on the official unveiling. >> reporter: it is not a very big monument but it is a big day for the vietnamese community in san jose. >> very exciting. very exciting. >> reporter: this new sign now marks this cultural enclave full of vietnamese restaurants and shops. >> it is the beginning. really to tell the people when they come to the town we will welcome them from the little saigon. >> we accomplished this project with a lot of challenges. >> reporter: four years worth of fight with the city that led tephrosis and a hunger strike outside of city hall. all over the name. in 2007 the council voted to name the area the saigon business district but the community here wouldn't have it. >> saigon is our former capitol and we want to leave that name for the other formal capitol. it is our homel

. >> both to grow rather mosconi and harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> they needed a new mayor at the time. the board got together and appointed dianne feinstein. >> we did not have much to go on and looked at 1978. there were no hints as to who put it on the board, if any discussion occurred about a process. >> what triggered san francisco's search over 30 years later was gavin newsom's election to the office of lieutenant governor. >> i put myself up as a candidate for the tenant governor, won, thanks to the overwhelming support of the city. >> that is when we try to look for someone to take over his final year of the mayoral term. >> it is clear we have to do something in san francisco. we have to pick a mayor. that job was not up to the voters but the board of supervisors. by a majority vote, supervisors are able to choose the interim mayor. that is when the fun began in city hall. who would he be? >> we needed to protect -- perfect the process so that once the board asked us for that process, we could actually have something in place that was well tested that we could prov

. >> alan: san francisco celebrated harvey milk day by converting his former camera shop into a crisis crisis center. >> we are taking the cause for the keyeds, to provide them a better future. >> alan: several members of milk's inner circle were there. milk used to answer calls inside of his store from gay and bisexual young people who face challenges from their families and peers. >> what was so much a part of harvey's life and his work to make sure that every young person would know and understand that his and her -- his or her life was not only due respect and dignity and validation but had great worth. >> alan: today would have been harvey milk's 81st birthday. >> dooms day prophet harold camping, says he is shocked his prediction about the rapture did not happen. we caught up with coming -- camping outside his home but didn't want to talk on camera. he says he is bewill kerred judgment day did not happen. he is the millionaire owner of family radio. he launched an expensive ad campaign warning the apocalypse would begin at 6:00 p.m. yesterday. >> there is no such thing as a littl