i want to thank, jerald reader, brook bianqo and stanley. >> and phil, there are a lot of mom's and dads behind every great baseball team. they can't do it without you. [ applause ] >> i want to thank everyone for having us out here. these guys practice everyday and they represented our city well out there. i hope next year we can do better. thank you for having us here. it's been an honor. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> all right. next done, not to be outdone. we go from the ball fields to the tennis courts. i now want to celebrate the golden gate park 14 and under tennis team. stand up, you guys. [ applause ] let me tell you a little bit about these guys. this is the first time recreation and parks enters into the team competition. the team is considered young, 111 yeerd ---year-old and they qualified for the usga and captured the nor cal 14 and under championship title and in october this team is traveling to south carolina to compete in the junior's team national championship. from what i know this is the only public tennis program to get there. congratulations. so let me call th

jerald tan, al jazeera. >> taiwan's king has been released from hospital after nearly a month of hospitalization due to stomach irritation. >>> motorcade left the hospital in bangkok, the 86-year-old spent nearly four years in hospital from 2009 and 2013. longest rising monarch. >>> rising number of people infected with hiv, aimed primarily at gay men and young people. nearly all are homosexual men. social stigma surrounding the young men have left young people exposed to the disease. >>> only specialized aids center was stripped of its authority. a debate about attitudes over aids patients. >> in a wooded valley sits the nursing home, providing long term care for the sick. known by the patients and nonmedical staff 25 of its patients are suffering from aids. known to be more. south korea's single government approved center for long term aids care after allegations of physical and sexual abuse. some patients have been rehoused temporarily in general hospitals but the 25 remain in a facility officially deemed unfit to look after them, their care being paid for by government subsidy. >> if they do

jerald tan reports. >> for months now the libyan capital has been slipping from the government's control. militiamen are under control of many of the buildings in tripoli including this, the u.s. embassy compound. the dawn of libya has taken over, just days after seizing the international airport in tripoli. >> translator: we found it an important place and the brigades were here. when we were chasing them there was small fire and some damage. some of our fighters secured this place and we preserved it as much as we could. >> reporter: the political situation in libya is becoming increasingly complex. there are two rival parliaments but no functioning government. the prime minister abdalla al fini resigned last week. he is being asked to form a new parliament. but that parliament has little bite. it's meeting over 1,000 kilometers from tripoli. >> at the moment it's a zero sum game. both sides believes they can take the other side out. they all believe they can have a monopoly on the use of force. i don't believe any time soon they're going to be able to try to have either an monopoly on

jerald tan has more. >> for months now, the libyan capital has been slipping from the government's controllitiamen are in command of many official buildings in tripoli including this part of the u.s. embassy compound. the dawn of libya paid up of fighters believed to be mostly from misrata has taken over. just days after seizing the international airport in tripoli. >> translator: we found it an important place and the britiondz were here. when we were chase -- brigades were here. we preserved it as much as we could. >> reporter: the political situation in libya is becoming increasingly complex. there are two rival parliaments but no functioning governments. the prime minister abdalla al fini resigned last week and he's now being asked to form a influence government by the elected parliament. but that parliament has little bite. it's meeting more than a thousand kilometers from tripoli and supported by the zintan militia which has also been driven out. >> at the moment it's a zero sum game. ultimately the both sides believe they can take the other out, they believe they have a monopoly on

who was running the experiment at the veterans hospital in carr, but he had a friend, a man called jerald hurt, an english fifer, and he was allowed to administer it to clare so long as he recorded how she reacted to the drug. so they would say took 100-milligrams, clare starts to talk about -- oh, the flowers are amazing. she saw all the natural world. she had always good trips, usually, anyway. and so there was many years go by, she takes it for quite a few years off and on. and then, of course, it's made illegal in 1965, '66 and she doesn't take it anymore, but she bumped into abby hoffman in an elevator at her -- one of the conventions, republican national convention in miami. and she met him in the elevator, and he said house of blue, where he read about this i don't know. it i was a "new york times" reporter in the elevator, and this is how i know this story because she wrote it down. he said, have you ever taken lsd, and she says, well, yes, as a matter of fact i have. and he said, well, did you have good trips? well, yes, i did, but i only took it but ones, she said, just once. an

jerald up in mendocino county says, steve, i notice poison oak has been turning, the maple leaves, aheadere and the morning run of one of our forecast models did not warm us up. it dropped pretty quick here. it may not get as warm as originally thought. we'll see what the evening and tomorrow looks like. had upper 40s and 50s. 55 now. 59 foster city. the delta breeze has tailed off. it's only 12. yesterday it was 29, 35. that's a big difference. but still, the morning lows are cool. tahoe made it to 35. i know ukiah was 45. there were 40s in the santa cruz mountains. southern california much quieter. it won't be as bad into arizona. but a record-setting, shattering day for phoenix. all-time greatest rainfall. a lot quieter. maybe middle of next week they could get more tropical weather. we'll see. for us, a nice day. just a little warmer. i'm easing into this. a little breezy at times. not as bad as yesterday. we'll see temperatures in the ticket 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. with the lows it takes longer to warm up. these will be slightly below average here. i did go a little bit above average

. >> jerald chandler. is this on? do you have data on think have talked about? how many scots live in england and are they in favor or against independence? how many mixed couples are there, british, english, meredith scots and what are they thinking? >> i don't, another research group from wales actually just has done a survey of the english and i'm sure they have a variable in their that looks at this i haven't had the time -- i only look at the headlines. i haven't looked at the data yet. sorry about that. i can tell you the english who live in scotland, the english born in scotland, probably 10% of the population, you won't be surprised majority intends to vote no. there was a large group of undecideds in that group as well which is quite interesting. i'm sorry i can talk about the english in more detail but i can give you, if you want i can give you the reference to the team that is in research on that. >> the gentlemen in the corner, in the back. >> perhaps an unfair question -- >> could you identify yourself? >> sorry. my name is ethan mayor and. you ment