one student walked around with a money taj of photos of lou covering a notebook. others crowded around a memorial banner to express sadness. >> some of then descriptions -- some of the inscriptions are truly moving. this one says, it is hard to put into words how much of an inspiration you are to me. being able to dance with you and trick with you were the best times i have had. >> the outpouring of affection keeps growing. it starts with a single posting on facebook. among the spectators were harry lou's relatives. >> i am really proud of harry. >> everyone has a certain special memory of harry. they will carry it with them and he will live on with his memories. >> the remains of lance corporal harry lou have been returned to the u.s. services are pending. in santa clara, david louie, abc said news -- abc7 news. >>> the f.a.a. wants to fire a second air traffic controller caught sleeping on the job. that controller took the cushions off the sofa and sliped a blanket on his shoulders and went to sleep during his midnight shift in february. last month a controller

the may reap corps says lou died while supporting combat operation. friends say lou was known for joking around and keeping the mood light. he was set to come home from afghanistan in july. >>> one of arnold schwarzenegger last acts as governor is stirring up controversy. he commuted the sentence of nunez son of former speaker l. it's a decision the govern has refused to discuss. reporter tried to pin him down in la. vl lee ann has the story. >> good morning governor. how are you. >> don't ask me the same question okay because you are boring the hell out of me. >>reporter: i think a lot of people want to know. >> good. >>reporter: why did you reduce the sentence for nunez? >>reporter: former governor refused to answer the question anden steady made snoring sounds. when she heard that the mother of the victim was irate. >> it's outrageous. just makes me so mad. a person a person has no soul to abuse power and try to get away with it, it's unbelievable. >>reporter: in 2008 santos a college stawnt was walking with friends on the san diego state campus. w

. >>> a neurologist is putting up a heroic fight against als, lou gehrig's disease. he's been diagnosed with the same disease he spent a lifetime studying. cheryl herd shows us it's a race against time and for now he's beating the odds. >> reporter: he's on a mission to complete a research paper on the debilitating nerve decease, als. it's a condition where you lose all muscle function and it was made famous by baseball great lou goehring. and now dr. alny has been living with it for almost seven years. >> probably the final diagnosis after three back surgeries was 2004. >> reporter: the disease is catching up with him. and he doesn't know how much time he has left to live. >> most of us have sort of worked through our intense sadness and have learned to live in the present and be thankful for each day. and the time that we have left with rick. >> reporter: this is a sad story for anyone who has als. but more than ironic for a man known all over the world as the top clinical specialist for als, and in a twist of fate, he's suffering from the same disease he spent a l

>> well, scott, i think that let's go back to what mary lou talked about in the seismic issue. we need to find ways to use criteria that are a little bit less restrictive to get the money out to schools to help them do seismic upgrades on schools that may not be the most vulnerable sitting on the line. i think we've addressed a lot of those schools over time. but let's look at ways to get more money available that's sitting there unfunded right now. >> it is not a hopeless situation. >> no, it is not. >> well thank you all very much for being here tonight. go to kged.org/onshakyground. thanks so much for watching. i'm scott shafer. goodnight.

the department of defense says lou died sunday while supporting combat operations. no further details were released. lou had just turned 21-year-old last week. >>> for the first time, one of the chowchilla bus kidnappers happens been granted a parole date but not for another ten years. they said he could be released in 2021 when he will be 66-year- old. in 1976 he and his brother james and fred wood kidnapped 26 students and their bus driver and buried them in a van in a liver many more quarry. the hostages freed themselves after hours underground. his parole could still be revoked by a future governor. >>> in news of the world tonight in the west african nation of ivory coast strong man basbo is refusing to step down even after his compound has come under heavy attack. some of his forces have surrendered their weapons and uniforms in the main city which was eerily quiet today. he lost november's election but won't relinquish power. >>> in lebanon a prison riot that began this passed weekend ended today with security forces stormed the facility. inmates set fires an

the department of defense says lou died sunday while supporting combat operations. no further details were released. lou had just turned 21-year-old last week. >>> for the first time, one of the chowchilla bus kidnappers happens been granted a parole date but not for another ten years. they said he could be released in 2021 when he will be 66-year- old. in 1976 he and his brother james and fred wood kidnapped 26 students and their bus driver and buried them in a van in a liver many more quarry. the hostages freed themselves after hours underground. his parole could still be revoked by a future governor. >>> in news of the world tonight in the west african nation of ivory coast strong man basbo is refusing to step down even after his compound has come under heavy attack. some of his forces have surrendered their weapons and uniforms in the main city which was eerily quiet today. he lost november's election but won't relinquish power. >>> in lebanon a prison riot that began this passed weekend ended today with security forces stormed the facility. inmates set fires an

>> guest: lou was sort of the longest one following michael marks. and some people thought, this is some who gave me every scrap last the paper from his home. >> host: what happened to them? >> guest: his situation was he really wanted to make this a good global brand name. he saw what is going. had a strong business for. i mean, there were a lot of amenities that he built with, political enemies. it's important to understand that lou, if you make enemies sometimes it happens because i think he was so formidable as a frightening to me tell that when he had a slip there were certain amount of people who just jump in on a pack of wolves. lewis that someone who would politically sort of -- he didn't stop come if he didn't like someone and if he thought someone was coming after him for the wrong reason he would you say, you know, may the best man win. he said i'm going -- he really felt personally about the market come anything getting in the way of his plan, he felt very personal about it, to this day. that's interesting, to this day he still feels very

in san jose, david lou abc 7 news. >> you need a good job to pay for gasoline these days. highest price ins california today according to gas buddy 4.99 outside yosemite national park. 5 dollar gas is already appearing on gas signs in major cities and according to experts we could see 6 dollar gas this summer. >>> 6 dollar gas is probably one well placed hurricane and one tiny little bit of supply disruption away. >> some already cutting back on amount of gas they are buying. 6 week in a row consumption is down and according to new post poll reports that 71 percent say gas prices are causing them some financial hardship. >> muni drivers have voted to authorize a strike if talks with the city breakdown. but the group has not actually stressed a strike. pl the current contract has no strike clause but the union says it is open to legal interpretation. san francisco city attorney dennis says the current agreement requires binding arbitration to resolve bargaining stalemate. he says he will take legal action in the event there is a strike. >> there's a lot going on as you gath

lou williams, a clutch three. sixers up two. last chance for king james.rant says, get that egg out of here. sixers stay alive with an 86-82 victory. >>> final round of the heritage in south carolina. brandt snedeker had himself a round. puts him in the clubhouse at 12-under. luke donald will take over the world's top ranking with a win on 18. got to get up and down to force a playoff. this is clutch. he makes his par. donald and snedeker head to a playoff. third hole, donald chips in to stay alive. it lips out. could have been number one, but instead, snedeker captures his second career pga tour title. >> disappointing easter sunday for luke donald. my producer, i need to console him, a northwestern grad. the sharks have beaten the kings twice and they need to get busy. >> alan: coming up, movie about talking birds flies to the top of the box office. the weekend winners are next. >> alan: we have a note for cable car riders. starting tomorrow, powell hyde ryan line will only run part of the route. maintenance is expected to be finished by friday. muni bus

dint fe cada y están penn deen t tes los skam negs de de enadn que den a conor su identidad esto louingado, sinaloa donde según una empresa que da seguridad en estados unidos señala se encuentra el cartel que se va a apoderar de todo méxico. >>> el reporte que da la empresa de seguridad estadounidense, considera que el cartel de chapo guzmán va a prevalecer, también dice que su influencia se extiende en otros estados del país con la complicidad de autoridades corruptas que van a pero mi interque este cartel se deshaga de los otro grupos vmentd. >>> esta violencia en méxico se denunciada por organizaciones de derechos humanos que pregunta a un qué pasa en buena medida parece no se cumple con la función que e corresponde y en este orden de idea, creo que geren dir se un informe muy claro respecto de qué esta haciendo >>> no noticias de américa latina en méxico, siguen expandiéndose los incendios forestales. en el estado de yucatán, un avión de una compañía de canadá se sumará a la tarea de combate del incendio en el estado de coahuila estado fronterizo a estados unidos. >>> hasta chile un

. >> it's exciting for us arks louing us to leverage things we've been doing over the last 20 years or so here at ibm. and there is new methods developed. >> researchers say the next goal is taking their science from the lab to human testing. >> and there is working overtime may be good for the wallet but not good for the heart. a study found 7100 adults that worked 11 hours or more per day have a 67% higher risk of developing heart disease than those who work seven to eight hours per day. and souths cautioned this might not apply to all workers. those studied did not include blue collar workers. >> it's perfect. >> and there is bottling? or change something you can't bottle it. we're about to see changes. sorry about that. and there is half moon bay, temperatures dropping off along the coast. looking down onto the bay, you can see wonderful blue skies we have now. just a few thin clouds and there is a low to mid 70s in locations, half moon bay cooled down 15 degrees from the high of 81. so mild for now. cooling trend begins tomorrow. much cooler weather near the coast. and there are s

lou williams with perhaps the biggest shot of his career, drills the three.s avoid elimination, winning 86-82 and still trail three games to one. golf now, luke donald could become the no. 1 player in the world, but he was blitzed by -- who shoots -- sudden death. donald needs to hold his chip to continue. perhaps he should have left the flag stick in. it's the second career tour victory. he shoots up to 38. lee westwood takes over no. 1 with his win. >> he's a rising star. >> he'll be at the open again. he'll for sure be there in a month and a half. >> thank you, kim. >> sure. >>> excitement is building with the royal wedding. will beyonce and jay-z perform at the wedding reception? that will do it for eyewitness news. 60 minutes is up next. good-night. show: sunday 6:30p ,,,, [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed

lou williams drills the three. the sixers avoid elimination, winning 86-82.ill trail three games to one. >>> golf, luke donald could become if no. 1 player in the world, but the third round leader was -- by -- who shoots a seven under par. third hole, sudden death. donald needs to hold his shot to continue. maybe he should have kept the flag stick in. it's the second career tour victory. he jumps to world no. 38 and lee westwood takes over the no. 1 spot with an indo niese shaen win. >>> experts say they're seeing increase in poisoning among birds and other predators. what's behind the alarming number of cases coming up in 30 minutes. that's it for eyewitness news. we'll see you back in half an hour. news updates on our website. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,

final seconds, down one to the heat, lou williams coming up big, the three pointer with d-wade in his face. sixers win, 86-82. miami leads the series, 3-1. >>> a couple of great finishes in nhl playoffs. sabre and fliers, in overtime. three minutes in, denied. tries again. the rebound and whatever he wants, villi gets. flyers force a game seven in o.t. the blackhawks and canucks will be playing one tomorrow. ben smith scored the game winner in overtime. the chance to win their third straight 4-3 in o.t. >>> and finally, the nashville predators punching their ticket to the second round. they beat the ducks 34-2. knicks falling, scored a pair. the predators scored a franchise history taking out the ducks 4-2. that's your sports. i'm bill seward. >> "madea" came out swinging but it was another film that took flight. >>> and while many celebrated with painted eggs and elaborate bonnets, one man whose long-time tradition has touched thousands of lives. your watching "early today." >>> welcome back. the oregon coast line into washington state. it is pouring out there already in portland. th

>>reporter: cast of green lat ernie mortal is here and now back to lou.e still works out. >> okay. niece shape. lean. smart about ourselves. >>reporter: i guess i'm not super hero material. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> you are a super hero to us. one more note about comic. archie introduced openly gay character kevin perhaps you heard about. that character is so popular kevin is getting his own miniseries. >> when we continues here tonight. outlook for government shut down next week. what you can expect if it happens. and the local landmark where you will feel it first. these are not your parents cars. even as we drive more traffic deaths are down. just how safe today's cars really are. >> also. price we pay for convenience. who is paying 5 dollars to access their own money? >> we take a look back on the oakland a's in their hey-day as they have the season opener oakland a's in their hey-day as they have the season opener  >> good evening once again here's a look at the headlines we are following for you this friday ni

definitely say that want to be pretty unique come for the it's already in trouble membership site on that lou it's not all as they say more. oh. i think good and a good night's sleep. and shuffling my way around moldavia this is definitely a place to come if you've got energy to the. most you'll also find a rich vein of local culture and a group of welcoming inspiring people to help while away those winter believes. will. bring you the latest in science and technology from around. the future. in taiwan the multis available in the landis typee hotel golden typee that's how it falls a hotel time to be sure since ninety hotels hotel one shall his the groom for town the show which has shown some will to see typee hotel kuvasz and so photo from the hotel resort evergreen the hotel typee grand victorian hotel gloria prince her town hall springs resort and spa tied to a hotel while she plans on both the town you know the hotel on the west in taipei evergreen.

if there was ever a boot- strapped kid, it's jackie lou. the son of a single mom who struggles to pay the bills. after his dad was lost to gambling and drinking. >> she was borrowing money from a sister in china, which was a big burden for her sister, too. >> reporter: jackie was about eight when it destroyed his family. some experts call gambling the hidden epidemic in the ages community. >> he would gamble all of the money away. he wouldn't work. and by the time he left, he owed rent for almost a year. >> careful. >> reporter: borrowing, scraping, four kids and a mother who did not speak english. jackie took charge. >> it was in the enough to cover a family of five. i was afraid of not getting fed, being homeless. >> reporter: he really is the man of the family. >> if he wants to achieve something for himself and for his family, he will figure out a way to do it. >> reporter: that included finding low income housing in the mission district that was safer. and getting scholarships from the smart program for himself and his younger siblings

in san francisco, david lou abc 7 news. >>> now to the barry bonds perjury trial. jury has been focusing on the testimony of bonds former personal shorp. jury wanted hoskins testimony reread to them. hoskins claims she witnessed bonds former trainer greg anderson give him injection in the stomach. prosecutors contend those injection were his human growth hormone. >> family friends and neighbors gather in oakland tonight where popular restaurant owner killed last week. men and whimper formed a ceremony indian dress to honors campos. police say he was shot during a botched robbery attempt while he opened the mexican restaurant. shop owners say they are concerned about the wave of violence in the area but tonight resident paem appeal to one another to not be afraid. >> we need to protect ourselve ourselves. we need to understand that today is today and tomorrow is in the programsed. >>reporter: the group then paused for a movement silence. police said no new development in the investigation into campos death. >> san francisco has something oakland wants. big name comp

break dancers performed at santa clara high in honor of lance corporal harry lou. he was an accomplished break dancer and a graduate of the school. he died sunday during combat operations. those who organized today's event say lou was like a member of their own family. >> he was like a parent. and then they taught us things that we will use later on which is dancing, tricking. >> and dedication. >> yes, and dedication. >> and students at the high school say he came back after he graduated to take part in dance club activities and help others perfect their moves. >>> a san mateo county jury today began deliberations in the sanity phase of convicted hillsdale high bomber alexander youshock who was convicted last week in the death of a former teacher and five other felonies for that attack in 2009. he had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. the defense attorney argued that he suffers from schizophrenia. >> two curve balls in the barry bonds trial. the defense rested its case without calling a single witness. rita williams has the latest developments and tells us

. >> i william arthur phillip lou louis. >> reporter: their vows were simple. sweet. >> to have and to hold from this day forward. >> for better for worse. >> for better for worse. >> reporter: pronounced man and wife. there were huge crowds cheering outside. and the country's new duchess of came bridge was smiling, too, to be known as her royal highness. the bells tolled and tolled. you could see the intimacy, the ease they have with each other. you look happy, she said. as their horse-drawn carriage swept them through the streets of london, william looking out for his princess, even as he reminded her, "you have to wave back," he told her, "even if it's too much for you." and so, she waved to the crowds, gathered on their path back to buckingham palace, for an evening of partying awaiting them. meanwhile, the street parties were just getting started. we roared up to this modest community west of london, where catherine middleton's great grandparents lived. working people. and 57 clarence road. >> people on clarence street are kind of bursting with pride at th

haskins, his wife mary lou and the mural artist, we were able to reach a positive agreement with her neighbors. on behalf of my client and the project sponsor, i respectfully request that you approve the project as proposed and i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. thank you for your attention. president olague: thank you. public comment? i have one speaker card, judy west. >> afternoon, commissioners. i live in the immediate neighborhood. i'm really glad to see a presidential project finally making its way through the is. i think that it's a real disservice to the city that industrial protection zone that we've installed upon our neighborhood. i think that you all should take some responsibility for the lack of middle income housing in this town. we funded a lot of affordable housing in the last decade with high-end condos downtown, and this is the kind of housing that we actually need in a part of town that is not so expensive to build. i think you're responsible for a lot of the suburban sprawl in the outlying counties that went under foreclosure because there's no

childhood development of disorders like several palsy, to parkinson's, stroke, alzheimer's disease, loug's disease, and brain cancer. he is also a world-renown brain stem cell scientist exploring with a number of colleagues a novel approach for using stem cells to treat epilepsy, parkinson's, and some of the consequences of brain and spinal cord injury. in his role as director of the center, he has built one of the strongest programs in the nation, recruiting some of the premiers themselves scientists to our campus. this afternoon, dr. krickstein will be hosting an exceptional scientific symposium. it is fitting that japanese scientists who now holds an appointment here at the ucsf affiliated gladstone institute will be a keynote speaker. in 2006, he stunned the field when he reported that ordinary skin cells could be turned back to an embryonic-like state. this discovery has given hope that someday these cells might be used in regenerative medicine and has given scientists a potential way to reprogram the skin cells of patients to see how their diseases develop. the excitement generate

break dancers performed at santa clara high in honor of lance corporal harry lou.e was an accomplished break dancer and a graduate of the school. he died sunday during combat operations. those who organized today's event say lou was like a member of their own family. >> he was like a parent. and then they taught us things that we will use later on which is dancing, tricking. >> and dedication. >> yes, and dedication. >> and students at the high school say he came back after he graduated to take part in dance club activities and help others perfect their moves. >>> a san mateo county jury today began deliberations in the sanity phase of convicted hillsdale high bomber alexander youshock who was convicted last week in the death of a former teacher and five other felonies for that attack in 2009. he had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. the defense attorney argued that he suffers from schizophrenia. >> two curve balls in the barry bonds trial. the defense rested its case without calling a single witness. rita williams has the latest developments and tells us w

a retired army lou 10 tphapt colonel. working -- lieutenant colonel.an afghan pilot opened fire during a training session at a military compound. nato forces killed the attacker. he leaves behind a wife and three adult children. >>> stanford university welcomed rotc back on campus. the academy senate voted to end a 40 year band of the reserve officers training core. before it, the students opposed to it protested on campus. they kicked the military training program off campus during the vietnam war. >> >> it is clear it adds to the diversity here. i think military presence has diversity. >> the next step is for the president of the university to sign off. he said he will begin conversations with branches of the military interest inside having rotc back on campus. >>> oakland mayor introduced the program aimed at bridging the digital divide. they launched get connected oak land at a housing project. the mayor says it is to provide free or low-cost broadband services. she hopes to have more computers with high speed internet access, schools, senior cente

we have to get our own lou dobbs on the air, and we have to get him educating the people on the pluses and how immigrants are the backbone of this country. i am going to close out the hearing. this concludes tonight's symposium. on behalf of my fellow commissioners, we thank you for coming here. i would like to thank our assemblyman, the staff, the san francisco board of supervisors, david chew, our speaker and our panelists, our partners and collaborators, and most of all to the members of the audience and immigrant communities who are represented for which we exist, thank you for coming here this evening. we have learned a lot and are well educated for going forward. please look for a written report on these proceedings by the end of the meeting. also we look forward to a report on april 13, 2009 of the joint hearing with the human rights commission by the end of the year. thank you all for coming here this evening. [applause] >> the meeting is adjourned.

a classic jack lou type -- [everyone talking at once] >> i want to ask a question. do you think the debate is beginning or ending? >> that's the beginning. >> beginning! >> obama gave a very -- >> is time more or the side of the president or is time on the side of ryan? >> don't expect anything to happen before election. >> you don't think that -- more ryan the american public will prefer that? >> no, they're not. >> to the existing state affairs are where -- >> down the road for their couple years. >> the american people are now at a point where they're scared. and you know what is scaring them? the size of the national debt is what is scaring them. >> here's what people are scared of. they will be scared if you say we're going to fool around and something will happen to medicare or social do you think >> the obama portrayed -- the ryan plan as taking us back to rubble. and that's why it was effective. it was effective but left wing. but here's what obama is doing. he appeased his left wing saying they have terrible people but he's got to deal on the turf and the d

lou just there for muslims the dogs around clean and later happens in the interrogation. when the new methods are implemented only the prisoners know and their interrogators the problem is that the interrogators at guantanamo don't give interviews and with the one exception tora nelson. and.

. >>> the spartans defeated lou tech by a score of 8-0. the team will do battle in the state cap on friday, a pril 2nd, at 2:30 p.m. the spartans schedule was release this had week. one of those include a nationally televised game on friday. that's right friday, october 16th. >>> finally the 2011 nfl draft will begin. with that come my predictions on who will land where. let's begin with the panthers on the clock as we will end up taking marcel darius from alabama who brings size and power in a much needed line. the broncos will select patrick peterson, who will become an immediate starter next to champ bailey and can play starter. at number three the bills need a rushing linebacker and take vaughn milner texas a & m. cincinnati is on the clock at number four. and chooses none other than cam newton from auburn. cam will benefit from having chad ochocinco to start. a draft isn'tsy draft without the two bay area teams. the niners select prince from nebraska and the raiders select stefan from penn state. that is it. ladies, back to you. >>> t

she says 7-year-old lou suffers from seizures yet his previous owner admitted never taking him to the vet. also other clear signs of neglect. >> he's obviously paralyze. scared little gishtion now spear heading an effort to put the names of people who abuse and neglect an national a central bat a base. unlike the megan law sex offender registry this database not accessible to everyone. only to shelter, rescue group and possibly breeders. >> people have shown a pattern they do it one time and 2 or three years later they come back get another animal. same condition. even worse sometimes. so we are trying to prevent that. >>reporter: tonight sandra pitched the idea to san francisco commission of animal control and welfare. proposal was well received. but some question remain unanswered such as who would pay for the database and would the registry include anyone who has been investigated for animal abuse or neglect or only include those who have been convicted? >> conviction rate is extremely low and i'm not sure that will do that much good if we only have convicted individuals. >>reporte

on the point of leaving the soviet union it was one of its most advanced territories with zero taxes lou in gold today the picture is the oldest six percent. in january two thousand and nine mass protests when the latvian capital. the world economic crises had a huge impact on the country's economy people demanded the resignation of the government when it could stabilize the situation. rosa pensions look cuts as well as salaries and social donations. these were due to the crisis is the result of the country's split into twenty years ago to pull you most from here that's why after the nation plays no part in the country's life political or otherwise this is one cause of the deep process we're going through with a group of working. according to europe again it's six laugh it is the poorest country in the european union today. as local nationalists look to blame russian speaking nonresidents people are leaving the country in large numbers in search of a better life. clashes population has shrunk on more than fifteen percent since independence according to latvia's foreign policy institute e

lou crandall at research firm wrightson icap says other economic indicators point to stronger growth. >> i think that the strong profit season that we are seeing in the stock market over the past couple of weeks really does reflect that fact that business conditions are very good. and that's essential to maintaining a stronger hiring pace. >> reporter: but there are early signs of trouble in hiring. unemployment claims topped 400,000 for a third week in a row. >> this is one of those periods of vulnerability where you expect to see a certain number of negative signals mixed in with the economic data, and you just watch very carefully to make sure that they don't start to predominate. >> reporter: the federal reserve and most economists think this period of slow growth and high prices will prove transitory. meaning, we hope this weakness is already behind us. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> tom: here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. newswheel: stocks shrugged off that g.d.p. news, extended their multi-year highs. the dow rose 72 points, the nasdaq added 2.5 a

the deal that may lou them to stay in the park at least for now. elizabeth. >> reporter: the protestors, native americans, are performing various prayer ceremonies and protecting what they call is their sacred flame. earlier today representatives from this group met with the greater vallejo recreational district and both parties agreed the protestors will not be arrested tonight. >> our spiritualen campment will stay, we'll remain here in prayer, while negotiations around stopping the development plan altogether can finally begin in earnest. . >> reporter: a small victory for the protestors who have spent the past five days protecting what they say is sacred land. they'll not be arrested for staying on the land but they'll have to take down their tents, they have a strict no camping policy. marken guy knowy is with the treaty council. they say they'll stay here until the gvrd agrees to keep the land as is. >> we'll be here until this situation is resolved. >> reporter: that could take moss? >> we will be here until the situation is resolved. >> rep

[ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: team mascot lou seal walked around with the championship belt and the heroes made their dramatic appearance to deafening cheers. ♪ [ music ] >> giants, baby, number one. >> reporter: the screaming got louder as team members were introduced. [ applause and cheers ] tim lincecum! >> reporter: it was not hard to notice the dedicated fans, the faithful dressed head to toe in team colors. and, of course, there is no accounting for taste. not this day. >> we had a couple of tuxedos made for the giants. >> we got them custom fit. the prices were lower in vietnam. >> giants, baby, number one, woo! >> reporter: but wowed the crowd the presentation of the championship banner, players passed it down the line and it was the beard who did the honors running across the field to the flagpole where the banner will fly for the entire season. [ applause and cheers ] >> goosebumps. yeah, great. long time waiting for it. raising the flag, brian wilson, awesome. >> reporter: it's been a pretty good day for the giants fans. with me right now is sports director dennis o'd

state senator ted lou says the study shows bed cause cancer and the law doesn't allow kids to buy cigarettesliquor. critics say the government should stay out of it. >>> walking a mile in someone else's shoes. that's what a couple hundred of men did in high heels. not drag queens in this camp but as linda yee shows us to make money for the rape crisis center. >> i would like to think that i have phenomenal taste in women's high heels. >> reporter: size 10 feet squeezed into delicate heels. >> the balls of my feet are killing me and i haven't even started walking yet. >> reporter: it is not a pretty sight. but then neither is the problem these men want to highlight. violence against women. this is the ninth annual men's march to benefit the san jose ywca program to stop rape, sexual assaults and gender violence. it is really important for us to be out here and show that there are men out there who care about this stuff. >> reporter: so they walk a mile in her shoes. a symbolic if not painful way to show their support. >> this is the least we could do. a mile is easy. >> reporter: men in suits

elizabeth cook on the deal that may lou them to stay put for now. elizabeth? >> reporter: democratic party a, behind me you can see the native americans and protestors performing various prayer rituals and ceremonies. earlier this afternoon they met with the greater vallejo recreational district and the agreement was that they'll not be arrested tonight. >> our spiritualen campment will stay, we'll remain here in prayer while negotiations around stopping the development altogether can really begin in earnest. >> reporter: a small victory for the protestors who have spent the past 5 days protecting what they say is sacred land. they'll not be arrested for staying on the land but they'll have to take down their tents, the gvrd has a strict no- camping policy. mark an key oh we is with the international indian treaty council. he says the native americans will stay here until the gvrd agrees to keep the land as is. >> we will be here until the situation is resolved. >> reporter: that could take moss? >> we'll be here until the situation is resolved. >> reporter: t

conquering soviet and russian sides at least he isn't going to use even in the dressing room to see how lou a meeting like this their belief explore in captain city in which they can share issues but he also knows releasing can wait for us when we will have a few days off and we'll save our emotions for the finals i think we were more excited after shutting down star in the seventh match took me to it's becoming harder and harder to bear the pressure who are there and that's all that matters in the decisive series gauntlets a lot you live one direction on friday and a final what he was the most exciting kitchell season yet and simply be the cherry on top his name but number thirty. now russia's only boxing world champion. he wants to the family's title against battery of united in our terror sound who has won all of his twenty five's as a pair of w.i.p.o. middleweight belt holder a title he won last year against america and they nailed jacobs he will have to face martin i sound out but he couldn't finalize a deal to fight with his division stop two boxes seroquel gabrielle martinez and fell

marine from santa clara has been killed while serving afghanistan. 21-year-old lance corporal harry louied sunday supporting combat operation 5 most after deployed. his unit based out of hawaii was reportedly doing counter insurgent work with afghan national security forces. his death is under investigation. >>> many governor brown signed a bill tonight that would transfer tens of thousands of non-violent felon to county jail instead of state prison. part of the governor effort to reduce prison overcrowding. measure would keep low level offenders close to their homes where drug treatment and mental health services are believed to be more effective. supporters say it will save money. opponent argue it will allow some inmates to be released early. >>> group of people held rally today at the capitol to push for an immigration bill similar to the controversial one passed in arizona. bill which would toughen california immigration law written by the state assembly sole tea party member tim donnelly. it proposes ending sanctuary cities, enforcing immigration law against employers who knowingl