as a gay latino man, i felt this was a place where i could be happy. >> why did you get involved? supervisor campos: i think a lot of the past to do with my being an immigrant. i am very grateful for all the opportunities this country has given me. only in this country could someone like me have an opportunity to go from having nothing to go to stanford, harvard law school, and to be an attorney. it really is a way of giving back. i really believe that when you are blessed with the opportunities that this country gives you, that you have an obligation to give back. i really believe in public service. i could be in the private sector and make a lot of money, but i believe i have a duty to try to make things better for other people and to pay back the country that has given me so much. >> looking back to your campaign for supervisor, what lesson did you walk away with after that experience? did anything surprise you? supervisor campos: the first lesson is how lucky we are to live in san francisco how lucky i am to represent district 9. as you indicated, it includes bernal heights, a

the driver appeared to be a latino man. >> police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that happened this morning. he was hit by a white pick up truck around 1:00 a.m. he died at the scene. a couple of blocks away a white pick up truck was set on fire. police tell us they're working to confirm whether it's the same vehicle involved in the hit-and-run. the victim's identity is not being released until his family is notified. >> two uc berkeley graduates have been sentenced to 8 years in prison. they were charged for allegedly entering iran. we explain what might come next for the two americans. >> this is shane and josh, in february before the judge sentenced them to 8 years in prison for entering iran ill illegally. >> we spoke with a journalist here here today. he said he helped the hikers obtain their attorney in iran. >> i think he said that it shows the political nature of the case. >> they contend they were hiking in iraq when they were taken into custody by iran forces for crossing the border. she spoke out during the two men's trial. >> i would ask the iran authorities to show

witnesses said that the driver appeared to be a latino man. >>> police in relationship pond are investigating a fatal hit- and-run accident that happened early this morning. the man was hit by a white pickup at the intersection of 13th street and colinga avenue around 1:00 a.m. he died at the scene. >>> a couple of blocks later a white pickup was set on fire. police are working to confirm if it is the vehicle involved in that hit-and-run. the victim's identity has not been released until his family has been notified. >>> activists are worried about violence by police. 22-year-old petriceli was shot by police when he suffered a mental break down. the wrongful death settlement led to a retired 40-hour mental health course for police >>> it's been 85 days since relatives last saw student michele we. but relatives have not lost hope. they hiked through the steep terrain looking for the woman. >> reporter: with their hiking boots on, volunteers trekked. sandwiched between remote hill and a steep ravine. >> this is the third volunteer party that michele le's family organized since she went missing

witnesses said the driver was a latino man. >>> we know the name of the victim in a muni accident.n francisco. police say dunn was in a crosswalk in the castro district. witnesses said the bus hit and pinned her under ground. there -- >>> that fire started just before 5:00 last night in the hills above fairfax. flames sent dense smoke into the air, and people reported seeing and smelling it miles away. several crews were called in to get to the hard to reach fire. >> the crews had to hike into the fire. about 2500 feet to get to the fire. >> the fire burned four acres before being contained. nobody was hurt, and no structures were threatened. firefighters are crediting bikers and hikers in the area for quickly reporting the fire on their cell phones. >>> hayward police may be close in making an arrest for the missing michelle le. >> just not knowing what's going to happen, and knowing that the worst is yet to, you know, it's been 85 days and the worst is yet to come. one arrest is not the end. >> le was last seen on may 27, leaving kaiser hospital in hayward. she went to get someth

. >> police describe the man as latino in his late 20s. video of him on the internet. there he is. >>> today marks one year since a chilean mine collapsed trapping 33 miners, an ordeal that would drag on for 69 days riveáng much of the world. some of the miners traveled to the smithsonian museum in washington for today's opening of a new exhibit about their rescue. meanwhile, we're learning nearly half of the miners are now unemployed. some are suffering from the psychological effects of their traumatic experience. >> what an experience that was. >>> tropical storm emily has weakened but the system is still drenching haiti this morning. that heavy rain could trigger major flooding and mud slides. that's a big threat for the 600,000 survivors of last year's earthquake who are still living in tents and shanty towns. forecasters are still keeping a close eye on the system because it could reorganize and brush southeast florida. >>> the relentless summer scorcher is pushing the energy demand across texas to historic levels. dallas soars to 105

man of color. at the end of the day, whether i am latino or african-american or a woman, we are at the table now. there should be more folks of diversity on the table. but we are at the table. that is the great thing about this country. ultimately, it gives us a place. what i hope is that as an american, i can prove to folks that we can get to a solution for all americans. no one will take away my heritage and what i bring to the table. i guarantee you, we bring a lot to the table. i tip my hat to nancy pelosi. she did not have to appoint jim cliburn and me. but she did. she has done a remarkable job as a leader for this country in making sure that people are included. that is what leadership is about. i hope that we can prove right. tavis: i take your point. she had to do it. i take your point respectfully. i respect you, but i do not envy you. god bless you. good to see you. up next, herbie hancock. stay with us. tavis: always delighted to welcome herbie hancock to this program. he just announced his first ever sold to work in his career. there are many notable stops along the way. good to see

man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. the suit alleges latinosr >>> the feds are suing a san josi panda express for racial discrimination. the lawsuit alleges latino employees were given fewer hours but tougher jobs assignments, like taking out the trash and cleaning the rest rooms, while asian employees stood by and watched. regular customers to the restaurant tell us they noticed that pattern. >> i see the latinos taking the trash out. the asians are usually, you know, charging the register or helping out people for their orders and stuff like that, but they are not doing anything like heavy work. >> well the manager at the time no longer works there. as for panda express the company says that it doesn't comment on pending litigation. >>> if you have been meeting to clean out that garage or attic here is a little incentive. a northern california woman found an nfl among her late mother's belongings which sat in storage for 40 years. >> and as maryanne mcclairey shows us, that could turn out to be quite a wind fall. >> reporter: in 1937, amelia

latino that can climb walls. [laughter] not to in any way sun on his parade, but the new multiracial spider-man appears in the comicultimate spider-man," which is actually set in a different altd nat universe than that of the real spider-man who still exists and is still caucasian and also is not real. [laughter] but, of course, the arts are not the only battlefield in our culture wars. this conflict is also being fought in and around our pee hole. >> birth control for women now going to be completely free. >> no co-pay or deduckable. >> i might be for that if i didn't see a lot of people out there able to buy a new pair of shoes. >> if you can afford a $5 frappuccino at starbucks, you can pay your $5 co-pay. [laughter] >> jon: what if you can't afford a $5 frappuccino and yet still have genitals? see, dana, and you know i like you very much, you and i as well-known television personalities are able to use our salaries to live on and set aside our speaking fees for frappuccinos and contraception. [laughter] not everyone can. yet they would still like to keep their, and let me use your starbuck's parlance, tall fami

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this is to reduce the high number of african-american and latino men who end up in the city's criminal justice system. >>> a mand -- believed to be part of the longest-running marriage has died. he and his wife, mary, have been married 82 years. they were recently honor bide the board of supervisors for their long life together. he passed away last week and is survived by his wife and daughter. >>> let's check in with sal again. sal? >> we have a new crash northbound 880 in san leandro. just looking at the latest detail. it's really causing slow traffic on the nimitz freeway, 880 northbound, at davis street. slow traffic coming up past hayward and getting up past the coliseum. you want to use 580 to get around this problem, after davis street, becoming kind of a big deal. let's take a look at san mateo bridge westbound looks okay getting out to the high rise. and then this morning's commute has been better after that crash. we just told you about it. after that, it's light because people aren't getting through. >>> let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. mostly cloudy. any sun today won't be warm. temperatures ar

latino. they don't know where the robbers are selling the jewelry they're stealing. they've alerted pawnshop and gold buyers in the area. tomas roman, abc7 news. >>> u.s. coast guard found the body of a man matching the description of a missing canoer in san francisco bay. the crew recovered the body last night near richmond brooks island found near an overturned canoe. 52-year-old michael butler was canoeing with two friends wednesday night with treasure island when the boat overturned, the canoe. the two friends swam ashore and butler stayed behind. he was missing when the friends returned after leaving to get out of the wet clothing. butler was not experienced canoer. >>> menlo park police are investigating a shooting that led to highly charged confrontation. it happened at 6:00 last night, at newbridge street. officers had to restrain a crowd gathered at the scene. police say the driver of one car was shot and killed by someone who fired from another vehicle. the victim's car crashed outside a church. police had to hold back members of the victim's family from getting close to the crime scene. the suspect's car is described as a red, older model with large rims and a spoiler. >>> cal

for the man there is still blood on the sidewalk where happen >> his chest and another employee were standing outside the back door there were having a cigarette when there were pros buy into latino males and ask them if they were scrubs' both employees employees acted like this know who know and that's when the restaurant owner said his chef was shot twice in the head. >> i never walk this street after 10:00 p.m. cudas it is very scary >> so verlaine's video and above the the the back door of are hoping the video will identify the suspects in this gang he is in grave condition. >> five men are in custody in oakland after a stand off and a school lockdown police track down several home invasion suspects they closed down streets and locked down the forstmann of interest along parents were allowed to pick up their children are around 2:00 p.m. and they will be back in school today oakland has already seed 72 homicides so far their share leaders are in disagreement on how to curb these killings. >> the three cities that have dealt with gang problems are listed here philadelphia and new york and los angeles we start with philadelphia district teen curfews crime is slightly down and a

latino. morales takes over for parker who was killed in a recent issue. but we won't find out how morales ends up with spider-man'sowers. axel alonso is the edit editor-in-chief of marvel comics. a biracial spidey, how did this idea to bring about miles morales from a diverse background even come about at marvel? >> we were in the writers' room talking about a story that would culminate in the death of peter parker and ultimate comic spider-man. and the obvious question when you're considering something like this is, who's going to inherit the tights? marvel's always prided itself on its diversity, reflecting the real world and all its size, shapes and colors. that's when we began to contemplate this notion of a black spider-man. this is miles morales, a nerdy kid from brooklyn who's half black and half hispanic. >> he inherits the tights. did this whole idea come about before we had the first african-american president? did president obama play into this at all or was this prior to him? >> well, certainly that was a factor. our concrete discussion of a black spider-man happened in the months before the election w

latino group is sponsoring protests against obama's immigration policies. >>> president obama speaks at the opening of a rural economic forum in iowa at 12:50 eastern time. >>> and at 1:00 eastern, attorneys for a manople in a sweat lodge argue for a new trial in arizona. >>> tax the rich. you've heard that before, but probably not from someone as rich as baron buffet. why the millionaire investor thinks the tax structure is not fair, next. >>> if you're looking for a job, you should move here. what town cuts the muster in more ways than one? we'll tell you, after the break. >>> living in a large city isn't for everyone. "money" magazine is out with its list of the best places to live that are a little smaller. here's a look. >> reporter: what town cuts the muster in more ways than one? middleton, wisconsin, home to the mustard museum. another plus to living here? 17,000 people have jobs in town, and that's impressive since the population is 17,400. >> the most unique part about middleton is the camaraderie of the community, how people really help each other. they don't have to know each can other. we're just all one big family. >> reporter: middleton, wisconsin, is number 8 on "money" magazine's l

latino hour. kathie lee and hoda, zumba. >> cc1: >>> good wednesday morning to you. 9:56 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a brentwood man" reports a worker went to investigate a hissing noise. tankcc1: propane exploded. there were no reports of any other injuries. cc1: >>> more than 30 million people across the country actually participated in yesterday's 28th annual national night out. oakland held 560 parties. that shatter ted last year's total. >>> pretty nice. the sun now breaking through the clouds around san francisco. should see temperatures in the upper 60s. 83 san jose. low 90s out to the tri valley. 82 degrees around santa rosa. a stronger sea breeze tomorrow, which means we'll see a cooling trend once again here as we kick off august. you'll see the numbers dropping into the 60s and 70s inland tomorrow. warmer early next week. mike. >>> a hot time in the traffic here. 580 still slow all the way over in towards dublin interchange. the southbound side of 680 continues to recover after the earlier accident that had things tied up for quite some time. slow in both directions from 680 away from the 25-minute drive