. >>> as we told you at the top of the area, san francisco giants player malcom has been suspended from 50 games and that session is effective immediately for testosterone use. we asked ktvu crews on the way to the giants' game and about the dramatic news. we are going to have an update for you on channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> well, thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2 news we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. have a great day. thanks for joining us. really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. >> michael, you have been convicted. how many chil

from malcom? >> oh, god. no. >> nature comes first. nature is the primary value, and that -- you have to get that straight. you have to related clean to nature and integrated way or the rest of the activity is unrooted andless likely to succeed. and as i think i mentioned earlier, he wanted to take on -- tom mentioned also he wanted to broaden the discussion. his idea of environmental movement included 0 podsing more, opposing more. we were on a marvelous ad together and he tried to run a campaign on whole idea of war and what a problem it was. and how obstructive and how it changes the character things in the world and how terrible it is and so on. he was the first major environmentalist saying that social justice can't be dropped out and you have to relate to issues like war even issues like poverty and issues like social justice. that's got to be part of the discussion or -- you're battling for the environment is not going succeed because, you know, you need to relate to the realities of the full picture. there were many other -- th

we talked to malcom jenkins, the safety for the new orleans saints and asked him about spagnuolo andus with a lot. he has put in a lot. but we have cerebral players. he is not a yeller. he holds us accountable. and he said "the defense it's like learning french. >> phil: oh, my gosh. i took two years of french in high school and i can't speak a word. >> ian: you got nothing. >> phil: i hope he holds to longer than i d.>> ian: i took like seven years of spanish and i am with you. donde esta el bano? that's it. >> phil: that sounded good. i don't know what you said. >> ian: where's the bathroom. and it's very, very close to the 1st down. needed ten yards and it looks like eight and a half. >> phil: and the thing for t.j. yates, don't rush it, see the defense because it's 4th down. >> ian: 4th down. yates. glances off the hands of bryant johnson, the veteran. and that'll do it. elbert mack with the coverage and 32 seconds left and the new orleans saints are gonna get the preseason win over the houston texans. the two teams played in an entertaining game week three of 2011. and brees wen

when they see us they a history that goes back to martin, malcom, it does. it really does. you see, and that's real. and but we have -- [inaudible] it is indeed what we have said what have written that produced an obama. okay. , you know. [applause] and we needed to hold him to it. we needed to him to hold him to the history and we have not done that. i was looking for -- if i can't find it now. it begins a piece they do talking about coming out of period, right. here it is. if you want to create a new body, then you must step out of the river of your own memory and see the world as if for the first time. that's what we got to do. you can't come in with the same old memories and say by golly i'm creating something new. i say no. you have the same. you are indeed thinking the same thoughts every day when you do that. and the part of all of this is to begin think new thoughts bhap we must do without children to make them a new way of look agent worlds. in other words one of the thing i do and we don't have time for that i do with children and, i mean, children, children and c

there's an effort to raise the issue as human rights vims malcom toddle us years ago we need to take it before the world court. that's an effort to make it a reality. will you join in on that. and i would like to get insight from both much you on the second question. >> the first question about the cry intimated connection to that way of suffering. >>, you know, i'm all too familiar with this. it was a same screaming and hole hollering that i did twenty years ago. it's no doubt in any mind that i knew i was supposed to have been dead and that i was screaming for my life, the same scream that this david boy was hollering and screaming. it doesn't take me but second to know the scream as a death scream just before you're about to die. the same scream, there's no difference. >> and to the question of the future of activism, building on malcolm x's own organizing around bringing america's racial injustices before the world community and the u.n. shifting the focus from civil rights to human rights. i think we have heard a lot about sort of what you think about if you had a final thought

william jacksolowe, jack kemp, robert mossbacker sr., charles percy, william bart fasagsbee, ted jr, malcominguished chairman of the national republican congressional committee, congressman pete sessions of texas. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. i am piece sessions, a congressman from texas and chairman of the national republican congressional committee. i am delighted to be here with our team. our delegates to every day help fill the gap in every community across this country as we stand up to make barack obama a one- term president. [cheers and applause] in 2008 i declare we would retire nancy pelosi, and abundance of laughed. i travelled the country commuting -- recruiting community leaders who were concerned about the future of america under the nancy pelosi /barack obama regime. together we did retire nancy pelosi, and we brought common sense to the house by placing the gavel firmly in speaker boehner's hands, however, the fight did not stop there. the republican message that one as the majority in 2010 of implementing free inner sides -- free enterprise policies that create j

from the -- autobiography of malcom x we learned that the -- [inaudible] helped heal occupy his heart. ic some of you may remember that. their interaction in the free air with people of different ease niceties and beliefs give muslims from the middle east, africa, inspiration and ideas to strengthen america's ties with their country of or jen. if we look around we will find something like this is already happening with muslims in the different communities with muslims in the united states. let us talk the future of islam from the headlines of violent incident or the extremist rhetoric. that rhetoric is being challenged with bravery or in the muslim world today. openly by some. one day -- persons will command the megaphones in the world islam and all of us will hear the words of reconciliation that are uttered at great risk today. the megaphone has been used in the country -- [inaudible] during the recent primary contest with the republican nomination it was hard at times to hear language degrading mu.s for their faith. i get a kick out of foughts who call -- in it was said by a presid

malcom has been identified as being a bully. he needs help on anger management and problem solving.nt to have you walk away from the conference by saying he's not a bully, he has two areas he needs. the anger management problem solving. he has other areas he does well in. good at cooperative playing and peer interaction and so forth. we overcharacterrize kids. he has multiple dimensions with strengths as well as challenges. to finish off, i would like you if think about what we need to focus on are effective interventions practices, we have to use information to guide our decisions data, have to make sure we have the best systems to support the implementation of the practices, and we need to be clear about what the outcomes are. in my world of disability, it's making sure we have the best individualized intervention for those kids based on their data or level of functioning, and how well we support them within the special education process. .. >> that professional development has to be high intensity and ongoing. otherwise we're going to fail with these interventions that we call bu