. >> i'm dennis leary. >> we would like to transform a vacant vacancy on the street to a social environment professionally run and maintained. the space used to be overwhelming that was the stabilizes for the san francisco fire department and later a blacksmith shop and recently a bar then seized by the transbay development corporation and slated for demolition and we've now are attempting to bring it back to life. we would to make it remedy finest of an earlier bar we would like to recall an earlier but maybe a more affordable time in san francisco's history like the late 80s when south of district they were fun and assessable to all and i'm sure you're aware of the particular area in san francisco is the site of rapid and social architecture change. i think by 2017 that particular location may be one of the few single story buildings in this strict everybody else is a tower. we've going to serve the district and the residents and having people coming into the transbay transit hut as well as giants fans neighborhood residents so on we've done community outreach like the yerba buena allianc

. >> reporter: 94 betty leary of san jose is trying to recover stolen me men toes of her personal andstory, jewelry including her engagement ring and wedding band she wore on may 18, 1940 when she married ibm inventer thomas leary, rings specially made. >> my father was a jeweler in los angeles and he designed the engagement ring and the wedding band. >> reporter: betty's son david was holding the rings during his mom's brief hospital stay, but his rented suv was broken into last night at the flames coffee shop on winchester boulevard in san jose. the rings were in betty's walt, tucked away in a laptop case. betty is taking a philosophical attitude, because of her many years with thomas before he passed away, and because her family has rallied around her. >> i'm blessed in so many ways that i realize that they are material things. >> reporter: while police investigate the crime scene, betty says she's hopeful that since the thieves didn't specifically target the jewelry, maybe they will realize the true value of the rings can't be measured in cash. >> they were gifts of love and my fa

i am leary of that, as soon as you start opening the door and making things before. all of a sudden the reality is that african-americans tend to lose in this fight. i am very concerned about that. and i want to be sure that we do everything we can to handle this better, especially the communication. especially working together. and dr. jackson made a really good point. back in the day, i know my grandmother and mrs. rogers, and all of those folks would meet about public housing. whether for rehabilitation or anything going on. the residents determined how they wanted their developments develop. or who they wanted to work in their development. and now it's just a lot difference. now i hope we have a strong process of open communication and feedback and working together. because there is a lot to do. and i know there some time limitation here, in terms of a 18-month time limit to get onboard with rad. but we have to be sure that we onboard in the residents, and include them in the process. it can't be come to city hall, we have to be in the community, and know the fol

. >> denis leary.e came up to me afterwards and he could tell i was kind of off. he goes, hey, i got a nicu kid. and he was born young. you want to see a picture of him. he takes out a picture and it's his 6'4" playing hockey. and i broke down and cried. >> hi a weak time when daisy was four pounds. >> i had one three pounds. he's not 6'4" now but he plays a lot of sports. >> i've heard time and time again a lot of these kids -- you know, when jack was born young, they said he was going to be fine. the doctors said we don't know whether he's going to live or not, you never know. but about two hours in the nurse came in and said he's going to be fine. he was angry. he tore out all of his cords and i laughed. he said he's going to be fine. he's a fighter. >> apple doesn't fall far. >> he was 28 weeks. about two pounds. >> that was incredible. >> you talk about the hospital. how incredible is it nowadays 28 weeks and two pounds they cannot only save him, but they can flourish. >> we're going to start this

i'm alison, i'm the executive director for the leary center for security on campus. founded in 1987 by howard and cleary. e provide technical assistance consistent with cleary compliance and other preventions well. >> i'm caroline fulz carver, the university of south florida compliance the officer for that system. my chief responsibilities is to education on opportunity out to compliance, including cleary, campus save, act, olence against women and where those laws interface with title ix. i'm the chief of police at george mason university but i'm here on behalf of the international association of campus law enforcement dministrators and government relations committee for that entire organization. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. dunn, i'm a campus sexual assault survivor, an from st over eight years now. i graduated from the university f maryland law school, so i guess i'm a lawyer now. >> that's the first time you've been able to say that? feels good. and serve justice, survivors, powers, activists in handling sexual violence. great. >> senator baldwin, welcom

. >> 21st version of timothy leary. >> i like how your arianna and dr. brzezinski is the same. >> yes. one is a female voice. >> it's very zsa zsa gabor. >> your zsa zsa is very good. >> you are stunning. >> we had fun last night -- moving on away from the birthday -- at the national magazine awards. have you ever been to that? it's really a great event. so well organized. great crowd. i think they were all drunk. >> they were not drunk. >> i do, i think they were. our friend was there. >> it was a great night. national geographic took some home. >> bon appetit magazine cleaned up. >> the new yorker cleaned up. i mean, these guys, i almost -- there's steve. columbia. the school of journalist. >> cindy leavy, glamour. then in a huge category -- >> shocker for people. big win for them. >> they had eight. and cosmo won. >> and magazine of the year. best company. >> that was awesome. that was fun. >> yeah. >> very exciting night. >> the award -- that's a big thing. >> i had no idea what it is. >> bunch of boomerangs put together. >> let's get to the news, sh

this is betty leary. her wedding and engagement rings were stolen thursday in san jose.lding those rings for her while she was in the hospital and his rented suv was broken into. she has been wearing the rings since may 18, 1940, her wedding day. they were designed by her father, a jeweler, and a reminder of her husband thomas, who passed away. >> they were gifts of love, and my family knows how much my husband and i loved each other and how much they meant to me. >> now, one thing the thief did not get away with was her husband's wedding ring. that's because she wears that ring around her neck. there it is. she refused to take it off at the hospital. >>> well, it is ticket saturday, and today, you can win a pair of tickets to see american idol when it comes to san jose. the top ten finalists will perform august 17th. for every ticket sold, american idol will donate a dollar to melanoma research. go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in the secret word. there it is on your screen, "sing." >> kaleb or jada in the final, who's it going to be? watch it live right here on k