. >> lucille clifton grew up in western new york, near buffalo, worked as a government clerk and office assistant. her first book, good times, was rated one of the best books of 1969 by the new york times. lucille clifton, who said, "one should wish to celebrate more than wish to be celebrated." >> won't you celebrate with me what i have shaped into a kind of life? i had no model. born in babylon both nonwhite and woman what did i see to be except myself? i made it up here on this bridge between starshine and clay, my one hand holding tight my other hand; come celebrate with me that everyday something has tried to kill me and has failed. ( cheers and applause ) and this is mission san luis obispo. built back on the late 1700s, this is the 5th of 21 missions built all up and down the california coast by the spanish. today this mission is located right in the middle of downtown san luis obispo. now, this part of the state is called the central coast, and it's called that because it's located just about halfway between los angeles and san francisco. it's a beautiful part of the state. ther

and on april 4th, seven weeks after the operation and on the same day, both sisters return to lucileng to pack up their family and go home to oregon as soon as school lets out at the end of may. lindsey's heart is working beautifully, no sign of rejection. she'll soon be weaned off the steroids that are causing her face to swell. but as the treatment for sierra's rejection worked? >> the pressures inside the atrium which were elevated are still elevated, so it hasn't gotten better. >> sierra's heart pressures are the same as they were at her last biopsy. her coronary arteries have gotten smaller and both of those things are signs of heart disease. >> just another punch in the gut. every once in a while, the true reality of what we're going through sinks in, and that was one of those moments. >> jason and stacy go to sierra. >> so, what this means is that the treatments were unsuccessful. and so, they're going to wait and see what the numbers are for the antibody rejection and then they'll meet together and make a plan. >> i'm just going to have to get -- >> not yet, not yet. that lig

lucile, but sweepy as well. sfgiants.org in people are interested, and we're really getting rolling on this. thank you for your time. >> any other commissioner comments? >> i would like to say thank you very much for coming. i am actually the one that requested that you come today. and i did sign the pledge. and i also took the graffiti watch classes and i'm actually almost out of all of my cleaning stuff. >> we'll make sure that you get some, commissioner. >> i am on the list, which i do like, but i want to thank you for this. this is so important especially this time of year and with america's cup coming up. it's one of the things that i used to push when i was with the castro merchants was get out there and sweep in front of your store. because we have people coming from all over the world to this city and we're known for being a very clean city, but it takes an effort to do that. i really appreciate that and people will watch this on tv and i will encourage everyone watching this on tv to go and sign up for

he was taken to lucille packard hospital on the peninsula where he died.ull in these cases is usually taken into custody where its fate is decided. now, we also did hear from neighbors that the family that lives in this house had two pit bulls so again waiting for more information this morning. live in union city, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> very tragic for this familiar i launch what typically happens to the dog in a case like this? very tragic for the family. >> reporter: it's whether the dog will be deemed officially vicious which you think it would be in this case. it killed a 6-year-old boy but it's going to depend on what happened before this attack. was the dog provoked? so the dog is now impounded. if the owner decides to fight this, there will be a hearing within five to 10 days. >> anne makovec live in union city, thank you. >>> a north bay nurse wearing an alarm was able to call for help while she was being attacked by a patient. it all happened sunday night at napa state hospital. kpix 5 has learned the suspect is believed to be 38-year-old kevin

city police but we have confirmed the boy was mauled by this dog yesterday morning, then taken to lucille packard children's hospital on the peninsulaer with died. i spoke with a neighbor. he said that he heard screaming and crying coming from the backyard at around that time, 11 a.m. yesterday. and he said there were about a half dozen kids playing in the backyard at the time. he also said he is familiar with this dog. the dog has always been very friendly to him. he runs around unleashed and hasn't been a problem until yesterday. this is what usually happens when a dog does attack and a dog does kill. the dog is taken into custody impounded. there is a waiting period where it is decided whether or not the dog is deemed a vicious dog and that all depends on whether or not the dog was provoked before it attacked. was the dog teased, tormented, abused or assaulted before the attack happened? so we are waiting for more details from the union city police. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> anne, did anyone else see the attack happen? >> reporter: from what we understand, there were just the children i

the boy taken to lucile packard.meda county fire called to the home where the boy may have been staying with his grandparents at the time and with other children. at least one neighbor saying the little boy lost a lot of blood in this mauling. animal control also saying took at least one dog from the home, but they're saying they couldn't see a whole lot because there was just so much activity going on. i have calls in to union city police and they're expect ed to give us an update later on. live in union city, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> so sad to hear it. >>> new this morning, yahoo! releasing information about the federal government's request on information about its users. posting this statement late last night, yahoo! says between december 1st of last year and may 31st of this year, it received 12,000 to 13,000 requests from law enforcement agencies, many of those requests concerned fraud, homicides, kidnappings and other criminal investigations. >>> new this morning, a firefighter recovering after ge

lucille wouldn't be here without those miracles. [ applause ] world-class miracles, right? but there is a lot of challenges in our lives. and things that we're confronted with, but as doug kind of explained we got it together when we knew we were challenged. i think, i mean, i look at people, like leader pelosi, to give me the kind of personal incentive that i need to move things forward. because if you talk about someone who is fearless, you will go back to washington, d.c.. i mean, here in our setting, we have a lovely time, thanking each other, but when you go to d.c., and you know what she has to face, you really appreciate her fearlessness. that cliff was real. the conversations are nasty. they are insensitive to our world of miracles here. we love and touch each other and we know what that feels. in d.c. it's hard to gain that with the conversations that they have there, but for her leadership, but for her connections but for her introductions to the federal agencies that we need so much their attention as they are stretched wide across this country with all of the ne

>> my name is lucille. commissioner, i brought the letter myself. very serious letter of an accident that happened in my house because of the in -- experience of these two police officers. we hold the -- before. i can mention some. captain bruce, captain dloer, captain casino and now we have a great man here. i hope he stays. what happened at times was very serious that letter i sent to you never got answered. now i'm going to pursue it because you should have answers. that was -- i have -- it came to my house. i went home and my friend is my witness. he will not let me go inside my house. i say, what is going on? my house, no crime. i'm an honest person. i think he panicked the way i was yelling at him. finally i went in. he said i'm a man to rob. i go to the church of the highland . i i don't care what church he goes. he was supposed to tell me who he was. i wrote that in the letter. you never answered it. i demand that you answer that letter. there are good officers at the ingleside station and i have some of the names here which will not have do

>> my name is lucille. commissioner, i brought the letter myself. very serious letter of an accident that happened in my house because of the in -- experience of these two police officers. we hold the -- before. i can mention some. captain bruce, captain dloer, captain casino and now we have a great man here. i hope he stays. what happened at times was very serious that letter i sent to you never got answered. now i'm going to pursue it because you should have answers. that was -- i have -- it came to my house. i went home and my friend is my witness. he will not let me go inside my house. i say, what is going on? my house, no crime. i'm an

he was take tone lucile packard children's hospital and that's where the story turned tragic.ed he did not survive the injuries. one dog, possibly two, were seized from the home where neighbors tell me there were actually several children staying and coming and going all the time. they are in shock this morning. union city police hoping to have an update for us later this morning. reporting live in union city, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> right now 6:46. let's get a check on the weather and a nice look at the golden gate bridge. a lot of sunshine out there. christina loren showed us a breathtaking shot earlier of the water glistening, kind of the on golden pond effect. traffic flowing smoothly. we bring in our meteorologist to talk in about what we can expect. >> thanks for the intree. >> i appreciate you. >> you appreciate this weather as well. >> a lot. >> 6:46. good morning to you. one of those days you don't want to let get past you, really. mark my words. we'll start warming you up towards the end of the week. if you enjoyed yesterday, cooler conditions today.

police say the boy was airlifted to lucile packard hospital where he was pronounced dead. neighbors say the family had been good neighbors. there's never been any trouble at the house before. many said they were aware of the presence of a pit bull as a pet but never saw the dogs being aggressive. >> it's just heartbreaking. i've talked to a couple neighbors. we're all heartbroken it had to go to this extent, you know, and the little boy had to lose his life. >> reporter: now, we just did see someone go into the house but again they are not talking to us. that's understandable they wouldn't want to talk or say anything publicly. >> public -- publicly. as for the dog, there were two of them. both are at the animal shelter in fremont where they will be under quarantine for ten days as the investigation continues. sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, sal. >>> b.a.r.t. police are investigating the death of a person struck by a train at the colma b.a.r.t. station this morning. b.a.r.t. says it was reported just after 9:00. police would not speculate about how the pe

lucille wouldn't be here without those miracles. [ applause ] world-class miracles, right? but there is a lot of challenges in our lives. and things that we're confronted with, but as doug kind of explained we got it together when we knew we were challenged. i think, i mean, i look at people, like leader pelosi, to give me the kind of personal incentive that i need to move things forward. because if you talk about someone who is fearless, you will go back to washington, d.c.. i mean, here in our setting, we have a lovely ti

he was taken to lucile packard in palo alto and then the coroner's office called hours later with the awful news that the boy had died. now, a few neighbors say that they kept a close eye on their own dogs because of the size of this one, described as a pit or a pit mix. they say that children often played at the home and played with the dog. police say the dog is licensed. and the owner says that the dog hasn't bitten anyone before. here's how it happened. >> we do know that the children, as kids do, engaged in horseplay with the dog. sometimes riding it. it's a large dog. and it's a bit of a mystery to everyone involved as why the dog chose yesterday to turn and bite the young man. he bit him one time in the head area and was quickly taken off by family members. >> just devastated, you know? just heartbroken for the family and that poor child. never caused anybody any problems at all. really sad. >> reporter: the neighbor told us one time the dog got loose and went after a stray cat and took several neighbors to get the dog away but the family is very friendliance respond sive, taki

(laughter) (cheers and applause) and ladies and gentlemen, lucille bluth's older sister knows -- (laughterknew that the most important danger in the city is not the yellow cabs, it is the bicyclists who veer in and out of the sidewalk. there's nobody who doesn't blow by every traffic light and worse cut in and out of the lane because the bike lane doesn't suit them and on the the sidewalks. we now look at a city whose best neighborhoods are absolutely, you know, begamed, is the word, by these blazing blue citibank bikes all around the most peck which you areesque parts of the city. it is shocking. >> stephen: begrimed! befouled! bedirty. now when you're ambulating about the historic west village a gaudy blue rack of bikes will take away from the simple beauty of the cherry boxxx discount dildo shop! (cheers and applause) for shame! for shame! and these bikes are not the only newfangled eyesores besmirching our fair city. why must we have all these garish terminals for the subterranean way or subway as it is called by the slack jawed chuds. (laughter) i don't mind the laboring masses trundi

the child who lives with his grandparents was taken to lucille packard children's hospital but later died of his injuries. neighbors tell "abc 7 news," two potentials lived at that home. amy hollyfield will have more on the story coming up in a live report within the hour. >>> a former fremont teacher sent to prison for possessing child pornography has been arrested again. he was arrested last week in pleasanton on suspicion of a sex acted with a child under the age of ten. the the former teacher was sentenced to a year in prison after a man said a man said he was molested by him as a boy. his bail is set at $410,000. >> new details on the nsa secret surveillance program. president obama is developing the program in a new tv interview and high ranking republican we'll learn more about the spying today. katie marzullo joins us live. >>> the chairman of the house intelligence committee, republican mike rogers will preside over a hearing. he expects the head of nsa will declassify additional information about the spying program. he says the program hats foiled dozens of terrorist plots.

the boy was rushed to lucille packard children's hospital.o word on his condition. >> at this time the family has not commented nor the hospital. >> topping our news this morning. a woman was killed and two of the victims were injured in a shooting last night. it happened shortly before 6:00 p.m. in the 100 block of a frisbee street in vallejo. police responded to the scene and from multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds. one woman was pronounced dead at the scene. another man and woman were taken to hospital. witnesses were around the area at the time of the shooting and that describe the scene. >> i was hoping that no one got hurt. >> police said that a vehicle was involved in the shooting, but provided no further details on the investigation. anyone with information related to the shooting is asked contact vallejo police police department. >> a 30 year-old man is missing after he fell out of a kayak at a lake in livermore. alameda county fire officials say that the man was with a female relative on a rented, to person, yet when he

he was rushed to lucile packard children's hospital at stanford. we're told the child died because he lost too much blood. a neighbor says the boy lived on the street in his grandparents' home along with cousins. we've reach out to the family. we have not been able to get a response. firefighters had a hard time here given the age of the child and the other children whoens withed the attack. union police are not commenting right now but are expected to release details later this morning. we're hearing reports that the dogs were taken away by animal control. live in union city, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new this morning, about 30 minutes ago, crews in east oakland cleaned up a downed tree that blocked several lanes of traffic. alex savidge is there to tell us what may have knocked the tree down in oakland. good morning, alex? >> reporter: well, good morning to you. out here you can still see some of the evidence from this early- morning crash. water is gushing up out of the street because a pipe was broken in the accident. police r

the boy was rushed to lucille packard children's hospital where he later died.g this morning a woman who was killed and two other victims who were injured in a shooting last night. it happened shortly before 6 and 0100 block of frisbee street and vallejo. please respond to the scene and found multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds. one woman was pronounced dead at the scene it. another man and woman were taken to hospital. witnesses were around the area at the time of the shooting ended describe the scene. police say that a vehicle was involved in the shooting but provided no further details on this investigation. anyone with information related to the shooting is asked to call of vallejo police department. >>mark: >>james: happening live in washington d.c., the house permanent select committee on intelligence is holding a hearing on the nsa is controversial surveillance program. the director of the nsa, general keith alexander, and others have a testifying this morning. the leaders of the house intelligence committee are vigorously defending the program

. >>> lucile packard's children's hospital says a lap computer is missing and may have contained medicalon. palo alto online reporting a employee noticed the laptop was missing back on may 8. hospital officials say they say the computer may have contained information like patient's names, ages, phone numbers, surgical procedures for nearly 13,000 patients between 2009 and 2012. those patients are being notified by mail just as a precaution. however, officials say there's no evidence any of that information has been accessed. >> not the first time that's happened there, too. >>> 6:55. good economic news swept in and saved the day. car sales up, retail sales up as well. >> jobless claims are down. it's enough good news to get us out of negative territory. the dow industrials trading exactly even at this moment. not enough probably to offset the overall long-term concern that we were talking about earlier, but this is not bad considering overnight the nikkei plunged into bear territory. you remember the space telescope on sale in carmel, somebody bought it. next week the group will turn the

. >>> a laptop computer that may have contained medical information missing from lucille packard children's hospital this morning. palo alto online reports an employee noticed the laptop was gone from a secured area of the hospital back on may 8. hospital officials say the computer may have contained patient's medical and personal information. nearly 13,000 patients are being notified by mail. but officials say there's no evidence any information has been accessed. >>> washington hospital in fremont teaching up with utsf to expand services to patients and medical students. the strategic relationship was unanimously approved by the hospital's board of directors just last night. the board says the move creates a regional health care network that enhances specialty services like mental health and pediatric care as well as end-of-life services. clinical training will be added at washington hospital for medical students as part of the deal. >>> something is missing from a popular bar in san francisco's mission district. a woman of fex natalie known the tamale ladies. the health department says s

. ♪ you picked a fine time to leave me lucille ♪ [ laughter and applause ] that's kenny's beard. >> jimmyenny rogers -- that's a good beard to have, though. it's a manly beard. i loved you in this movie. i thought it was so cool. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i think you reinvented the franchise. i'm so excited. when you guys see it -- it's also in imax and 3-d. i didn't get to see it in 3-d, but i'm gonna go back and see it 'cause i know the effects are just mindblowingly cool. i think it reinvents the thing, and i loved it. >> well, thank you. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's the great russell crowe in "man of steel." take a look at this. >> sir, is everything all right? >> out of the way! i said -- [ lasers firing ] [ lasers firing ] >> get me laura. >> jor-el, behind you! [ lasers firing ] >> ahh! >> laura, you have to ready the launch. i'll be with you as soon as i can. ♪ >> jimmy: russell crowe! [ cheers and applause ] "man of steel" is in theaters everywhere friday! sofia coppola joins us next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ agent smith ] i've foun

house at stanford was founded in 1979 as a home away from home for kids undergoing treatment at the lucillerd children's hospital. the demand has grown over the past decade. there's now a waiting list of 40 to 50 families. >>> an fbi raid in an usual place. two offices at the state capital in sacramento. the raids were at the office of southern california democratic state senator ron calderon and the office of the latino caucus. agents carried several boxes away when they left about 9:30 last night. senator calderon was first elected to the state senate in 2006. he chairs the senate insurance committee and is a member of the latino caucus. agents are keeping very quiet about the raid. >>> president obama plans to deliver a policy speech in san jose two days from now. he is expected to hold up california as an example of how his healthcare reforms are starting to work. the san jose address will come a day after the president attends private fundraising events in palo alto and portola valley. >>> meanwhile first lady michelle obama handles a heckler. it happened during a private fundraiser in

the boy was rushed to lucille children's hospital. the word on his condition.4's will tran will be live in union city this morning with more details on that story. >>darya: we're following a developing story out of vallejo where police are investigating a deadly shooting. kron4's jackie sizzle is live from the vallejo police department with more, jackie? >>gab jackie: when they got there, that is exactly what they found, multiple victims inside the residence there. once they figured everything out. they did discover that three people have been shot, two of them a man and woman were transported to a local hospital. their condition is unknown at this point. a woman was pronounced dead at the scene. the vehicle was presumably involved in the shooting somehow. a lot of details still left unsaid by the vallejo police department. the victim and this is a woman. other than that, they're not giving her identification. they are waiting. this is the second homicide justin the next last week and vallejo. they're hoping someone heard or saw and did so, to call the vallejo

. >> you know, you know -- that's about as close to lucille ball as i could get.you're going to prove it right now going to sing what? >> i'm going to do "hello." believe it or not. >> ladies and gentlemen, lionel richie. ♪ ♪ i've been alone with you inside my mind ♪ ♪ and in my dreams i've kissed your lips a thousand times ♪ ♪ i sometimes see you pass outside my door ♪ ♪ hello, is it me you're looking for ♪ ♪ i can see it in your eyes, i can see it in your smile ♪ ♪ you're all i've ever wanted and my arms are open wide ♪ ♪ cause you know just what to say, and you know just what to do ♪ ♪ and i want to tell you so much, i love you ♪ ♪ i love you ♪ i long to see the sunlight in your hair and tell you time and time again how much i care ♪ ♪ sometimes i feel my heart will overflow ♪ ♪ hello, i've just got to let you know ♪ ♪ cause i wonder where you are and i wonder what you do ♪ ♪ are you somewhere feeling lonely or is someone loving you ♪ ♪ tell me how to win your heart for i haven't got a clue ♪ ♪ will you bet me start by saying, i love you ♪ ♪ i love you >> chuck

the child lived with his grandparents, was taken to lucile packard children's hospital but later diednews two pit bulls liv ied at the home. >>> a check on morning commute. here's leyla gulen. >> we have a fatality in san francisco southbound 101 at san bruno avenue where we had a motorcycle accident. unfortunately, it did result in a fatality. we are looking at heavy backups due to this lanes are blocked. you want to use 280 instead. avoid 101 at all costs. busy conditions for you. significant alert still in effect eastbound 12 at kelly road. one-way traffic control in effect. >>> leyla will put >>> welcome back. 7:28. we are looking at cooler conditions today. we're at about high 60s around most of the bay area. we are going to be seeing about mid-70s as our highest temperatures. but we are looking at pretty good conditions across the state. we do have some showers in northern california, >>> there is former nfl star, chad johnson, in a miami courtroom. got into a little trouble there. gave his lawyer a butt pat. the judge threw him in jail. he's out now and apologized to the judge

agree that we have to inspector general george back because he has come as ricky ricardo woodhill lucille ball, he has some spleen to do. there's a lot he has not yet answered. in fact, they are somethings is answered that may not have been forthcoming. i would like to finish with one last point. this whole investigation centers around the issue of 501(c)(4) organizations. as you know 501(c)(4) organizations are social welfare organizations under the law 501(c)(4) a place organizations that are not organized for profit that operate exclusively for the promotion of social welfare but i'm not sure if you're aware, mr. werfel, but those same 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations spent $256 million on political expenditures in 2012. did you know that that's more money spent by the social welfare organizations, nonprofits and the two political parties combined which spent $255 million? that's the crux of the problem is that with so-called social welfare organizations that spend more money than the two political parties combined. and so when irs is concerned that the maybe some organizations t

would agree that we have to have an inspector general george back , as ricky has ricardo would tell lucille ball, he has some 'splaining to do. he had some answers that may not have been forthcoming. i would like to finish with one last point. it all serves around the issue organization's. those are social welfare organizations. they apply to organizations that are not organized for profit, but operating lucidly for the promotion of social where for -- welfare. i'm not sure if you are aware, but those same 501(c)4 organizations spent 250 $6 million on political younditures in 2012, did know that that is more money spent by the social where for -- social welfare organizations, and the two political parties combined, which spent $255 million. that is the crux, that we have so-called social where for -- social welfare organizations is the more money combined -- more money than the two political combined.ons th that is why we have to have these investigations are we have to have you back. i yield back. >> thank you. mr. werfel, my constituents are afraid of guys like you. they look at this hear