thank you. >> mike brown, founder of inner city youth. i been working with the youth from bay-view, lakeview, and just about every community in san francisco. these young men you know the mayor is talking about rolling out his violence prevention plan. if he knew the work i i this community, he would be calling me in. i been here since i retired in muny from 2005. we have been funded since 97. and i wouldn't accept pay for three years. now my pay is minimum, i do it because people think a guy is getting funded. you assume what my salary is. and i hire people that get paid more than me. but enough for me, i am fighting for the kids. and we done lost so many kids out here it's just sad. and for us to get cut on the resurgence program and i hope they come to the studio and we help them get their cds and their whole program to be able to go out in the community and give people their dvd's and cd's so they can run their own record label. we want to get on a positive note and not talk about this negative rap. if the mayor is going to be serious

i would like to thank cpmc, and mike brown and who we have got tone to know so well in the past few monthsk a tremendous effort, good faith on all sides and i look forward to working with all of us and most importantly to lou gerardo who is in front of you. he's not only the most famous baker, but i will tell you straight up, if it weren't for him, we would not have gotten through this process. it was lou gerardo who put this together. thank you so much for all your efforts. >> so i will briefly touch on the elements of this deal that are incredibly significant. first of all cathedral hill and new campus for cpmc, originally it was going to be 550 bed hospital, today it's 250 beds approximately half the size to also build additional 30 beds. while smaller, this does reflect the concerns of the local neighborhood and as well as relating to saint luke's. but most importantly it does create a brand new hospital at cathedral hill. this hospital will be c pmc flagship. for our neighborhoods, it not only provides great access to health care but the facilities are located in our neighborhoods and

he got a coach fired an los angeles , mike brown.ng out with a chance on him but what the heck's. he tells of the stories, you know what i mean, i don't think so. while we take a break. i will be as the graeme and having fun. --instagramming. (male announcer):it's now time for gary radnich from jack in the box sports desk. >>gary: he will coach the olympic team in brazil in 2016. the u.s. national team has a 50 game winning streak. he obviously is a college coach. he can relate to the young people. he has lebraun to error. everyone always want to spend time with their family a little extra during off-season. then they spend a few days and then they set us go back to work. so anyway, pam has an important story going to bite out of washington. >>pam: we want to show you a live picture of what is going on. a bridge collapsed amount taverna and washington state. cars have tumbled into the river. there is no word on how many people have been entered. again rescued crews are on the same. we will have a complete wrap up on our news tonight

he was voted most likely to be allergic to his own face. [ laughter and applause ] mike brown.d most likely to think it's fun to stay at the ymca. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: very fit. very fit man. >> jimmy: nate guenin. he was voted most likely to make meth in his basement. [ laughter and applause ] congratulations. still an award. >> steve: yeah, yeah. these are awards. >> jimmy: yeah. tuukka rask was voted most likely to be the love child of david letterman and dexter. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: tuukka. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't know, man. raffi torres was voted most likely to remove his eye and show it to you. [ laughter and applause ] anze kopitar was voted most likely to be the human version of frankenberry. [ laughter ] >> steve: delicious cereal. great award. >> jimmy: roberto luongo was voted most likely to be the human version of count chocula. [ laughter ] so -- weird. they must hang out all the time. >> steve: yeah, they must have, like, a -- >> jimmy: they must hang out or something. >> steve: there's a quisp and quake award. cap'n crunch. >> jimmy:

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find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike scott brown no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into the report. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing american foreign policy in the middle east. ok flinty got a bit heated in the first half of the program where you want to pick up go ahead. yes i think that you know when you when you look at the situation in syria i mean it's obvious that that many many innocent people have been killed and that is that is a profound tragedy but i think that the narrative in the west that this was basically a peaceful protest by syrians that was responded to brutally and these people took all of this violence until you know a year later eighteen months later they had to start responding by only i just i don't think that's really the way things played out i think from very early on violence was within zeke's. grasp breaking out that yes and that and that i think that outside powers the saudis others were pouring money and weapons into syria fro

wally brown on the pit box making the calls for matt kenseth. >> mike: because of a light weight connecting rod nascar took away the value of the kansas win toward making the chase or toward bonus points. and all that was returned by the appeals board when that appeal was heard this week. so kenseth effectively in the course of this week went from one victory that counted toward the chase and may end up tonight with three. >> darrell: i mean when you look at the names that are in the top ten, kenseth, kyle busch, denny hamlin, jeff gordon, jimmie johnson, kevin harvick, sixth place. edwards. dale earnhardt, jr. montoya. all those guys really good at -- here at darlington. >> mike: ten laps to go. what is up with busch, matt? >> matt: radio silence. told rogers the car is extremely tight. i don't know where it came from but the car swung to the tight side. dave suggests try rear brakes into it as a last resort. >> darrell: a dangerous thing to do here. get that thing bad loose in the corner and you will hit the wall. i'm not sure that that is a good idea. >> mike: here comes hamlin. >> larry

only announced candidates for johnson's seat former governor mike brown and rick weyland, a former staff for senator tom daschle. one. earlier presidential race candidates is the kentucky senator rand paul. he spoke to people at the iowa gop lincoln dinner in cedar rapids. he says he is considering a run but a decision will not come before 2014. senator chuck grassley, representative steve king, they also delivered remarks. this is about an hour. [applause] >> on behalf of the republican party of iowa i want to thank all of you for coming out tonight. it means a lot to me. it means a lot to the party. and when we look at a crowd like this in eastern iowa i can tell you that the first congressional district is in play in 2014 and we will be prepared to fight in it. the second congressional district is in play. we're recruiting hard for that seat and we plan to compete and win there also. you can clap. [applause] but we've got a wonderful opportunity ahead of us as republicans. i can tell you when we as a party stand on principle we win and time and time again when we have stood, if you lo

. >> i would >> mike: i would like to thank reggie brown for his impersonation of president obama at opening of the show. for more information how to book reggie for private events go to i am reggieown. >> mike: th administration always quick to dismiss any criticism from this network. but the heat has been coming in from all sides. even bun of the president's biggest fans in the immediate. chris matthews is questioning his leadership. >> what part of the presidency does obama like? he doesn't like dealing with politicians. that means his own cabinet and party. he doesn't like the press. he likes the right to speech. what part does he like? going on the road and campaigning and visiting businesses like he does every couple of days some where in ohio? what part does he like? because he doesn't leak lobbying for the bills he cares about. he doesn't like selling it to the press. does he like actually giving somebody the power? he doesn't seem to like to be an executive. >> mike: wow! it reminds me of the great blues song by b.b. king the thrill is gone. joining us is editor of above the

. >> i would >> mike: i would like to thank reggie brown for his impersonation of president obama atthe show. for more information how to book reggie for private events go to i am reggie brown. >> the real president and his administration always quick to dismiss any criticism from this network. but the heat has been coming in from all sides. even bun of the president's biggest fans in the immediate. chris matthews is questioning his leadership. >> what part of the presidency does obama like? he doesn't like dealing with politicians. that means his own cabinet and members of his party. he doesn't like the press. he likes the right to speech. what part does he like? going on the road and campaigning and visiting businesses like he does every couple of days some where in ohio? what part does he like? because he doesn't leak lobbying for the bills he cares about. he doesn't like selling it to the press. does he like actually giving somebody the power? he doesn't seem to like to be an executive. >> mike: wow! it reminds me of the great blues song by b.b. king the thrill is gone. joining u

but the head of the state's mental health system, mike willden, now admits ten patients were improperly discharged, including james brown. >> it is not systemic. but it's serious. >> reporter: can you give me an example of where these ten folks ended up? >> no. i can, i mean -- >> reporter: why not? >> california, other states, all ten. >> reporter: what are the other states, if you know off the top of your head? >> i'm not going to say. >> reporter: why not? >> i don't think it's appropriate at this time. >> reporter: doesn't the public have a right to know where ten people ended up who maybe shouldn't have ended up there? >> they may as we go along. >> reporter: mike willden said other states dump on nevada. >> i'm not saying it's right. i'm saying it happens. >> reporter: after we and others asked for answers, the hospital changed its policy, including requiring chaperones for all bus trips. they also fired two employees. meanwhile cities around the country are searching for others who may have come from las vegas. >> no medicine. no treatment. no care. people who have mental issues, just dumped. >> reporter: as for

but under two minutes left, kings two man advantage, mike richards will put a shot on goal. brownebound. 22 ticks later tyler will put a shot on goal right there to knock it in from the weak side. trevor lewis with the game deciding goal for three. and the san francisco giants came from 6-0 down to beat colorado tonight 8-7. great come backs but we're out of time. that's the sporting life. >> mark, thank you. >> boy the l.a. kings bugged me. thanks mark. >> they're the champs. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. before we go, i want to explain this picture. we are monitoring a shooting in oakland on i80s. all lanes are shut down on broadway. this live picture is from a camera on the roof of our look at tha bay go-- the wabash cannonball. with two mail cars serving the citizens of this land. i laid track, i helped with the wiring--@ when do i gt t hande the controls? when i think you're ready. right. when we think you'r% ready. hey, carla, eck thik out. mr. clavin has an idea i think youll really like. tying@him t th racks with dynamite in his mouth? this baby is a great

trade reform -- the trade act which was introduced two conditions ago by senator sherrod brown of ohio and mike micheaux of main. just before describing what it is, this legislation got over 160 cosponsors, bipartisan, in both chambers. that included in the house 13 committee chairs, 15 sub emptyee chairs chairs and diverse geographic and political province. that model basically restored the checks and balances, and it may be the only thing democrats and republicans can agree on. has to do with the structure and power of the congress. it would require that congress set binding objectives, that congress set criteria for what countries can be negotiated with, and before an agreement can be signed and entered into, come has to vote to approve it. what would that do? congress is focused on what is in the agreement in the time when something can be done. imagine the shock when many members woke up and saw there were immigration series saturday dd immigration visas, there's a whole chapter on nims the tpp as congress right now is ostensibly making immigration policy. so the politics are perverse, the

our traders for tonight are brian kelly, dan nathan, geoff brown, guy adami, and mike kuo. let's get straight to the big story "fast" is following tonight. will rising yields kill this rally? the ten-year yield rising above 2.1% today's session. no coincidence the leaders of the market rally are also taking a hit at the sam time. take a look at these yield plays. utilities, for instance, having their worst day of the year. what is the bottom line here? are rising yields bad for stocks? brian kelly, what do you say? >> i say yes. >> yes? >> i've contended since the beginning of this that the people who are saying that don't fight the fed and don't want to buy bonds but are buying stocks better be pretty careful because when you look at what's actually happening in the market, one, last week the s&p 500, 2% dividend yield, bonds 2% dividend yield, immediate sell-off. look at procter & gamble. look at johnson & johnson. look at all these namds that were the dividend yielders and they're all just getting crushed particularly today and they all closed on the lows. >> but histori

our traders for tonight are brian kelly, dan nathan, geoff brown, guy adami, and mike kuo.ight. will rising yields kill this rally? the ten-year yield rising above 2.1% today's session. no coincidence the leaders of the market rally are also taking a hit at the sam time. take a look at these yield plays. utilities, for instance, having their worst day of the year. what is the bottom line here? are rising yields bad for stocks? brian kelly, what do you say? >> i say yes. >> yes? >> i've contended since the beginning of this that the people who are saying that don't fight the fed and don't want to buy bonds but are buying stocks better be pretty careful because when you look at what's actually happening in the market, one, last week the

mike richards. porter controls. pietrangelo. hit by dustin brown. now muzzin. lost his balance. fell down. the puck comes free. blues were making a change with brown. williams rolls it in on goal and elliott stare steers it away. now williams. getting it back to the line. muzzin. able to get by stewart. muzzin throws it. tried to throw it to the front and redirect. bouncing back out to center ice. >> not a lot of fancy plays in overtime. l.a. with that theme in mind. they're putting pucks to the net from everywhere. >> bouwmeester back to get it. plays it ahead. off the stick of voynov and deep in the l.a. zone. scuderi back to get it. now steen. schwartz. backes. puck free. scuderi. won a cup, of course, with pittsburgh before he won one with l.a. now a turnover and recovered by schwartz. picked up by the blues. backhanded across by backes. off the boards and now the l.a. kings get it out the other way. here's kopitar. takes it wide on polak who played them well. throws it back up the wall. and there's dwight king waiting for it. jackman for oshie. recovered by regehr and taken back by ba

senator sharon brown of ohio and congressman mike me show.just before describing what it is, this legislation that over 160 co-sponsors, bipartisan in both chambers. that included the house to mother acting committee chairs got 13 subcommittee chairs, and very diverse geographic and political province. that model basically restores the checks and balances, and what it does is break up thedeg. it may be the only thing the democrats and republicans can agree on because it has to do with the structure and the power of the congress. it requires that congress set binding objectives, that congress set criteria for what countries can be negotiated with , and that before an agreement can be signed and entered into congress to vote to approve it. what would that do? throw the focus of congress on what is in the diagram at the time that something can be done about whether something horrible was in there. for instance, imagine the shock when many members of congress will but found that there were emigration visas and several of our trade agreements in t

i want everybody to know it part of mike that i didn't understand until i heard this story that jim dwyer told in which he was in elaine's with governor jerry brown in there as well. he had just broken up with linda ronstadt, and someone told this to mike mac mcalary, and went te jukebox and play linda ronstadt's "you're no good" and now i understand doing that much more thanee. >> rose: you had your guy. >> i said i'm going to sit back and watch that dude as he hears "you're no good" 48 times. that's a brand of theater there. >> rose: so you had the guy. was it an issue for you, or, george, fur, because tom has this thing, mr. likable, too. was there a part of you that said we have to show at tiemsz mike was not that likable. even though he's been in so many different parts and played so many different roles and it came out of the roles where you were looking at the character and not tom hanks. was that an issue at all? >> no, i think what is thrilling about that, tom, in addition to being incredibly brilliant and skilled actor, we would-- >> i just looked at a camera when he said that. >> there is a charm. there is an appeal, so i knew an audie

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mike schneider, thank you very much. >> thank you, judy. >> brown: now, how investigators are breakingdown the inner workings of a bomb. that particular kind of forensics work often happens out of the spotlight, but the boston bombings and the devth used brought it back to public attention. newshour science correspondent miles o'brien has been looking into that for the newshour and as part of a special report on tonight's "nova" about the role technology played in the manhunt. here's his story for the newshour. we all watched the chaos of the boston marathon bombings with or or but in new mexico the raw emotion was mixed with scientific insight. >> it's really almost schizophrenic, i think, from my standpoint is, part of my brain is going into analysis mode-- what that light smoke... what does that mean? i started looking for broken windows. where is the pattern of broken windows from the video that i saw? because that tells me where the pressure ra and how big the pressure rate was. is there a crater? so, all that analytical stuff is going through the brain. >> reporter: van romero is

head of the state mental health system mike will now admits 10 patients discharged without following proper protocol. including james brownemic but serious. >>reporter: give me an example of where folks ended up. >> no i can. >>reporter: why not. >> california other states. all 10. >>reporter: all 10. what are the other states if you know off the top of my head. >> i won't say. >>reporter: why not. >> i don't think it's appropriate to at this point in time. >>reporter: doesn't the public have a right to know where people ended up where maybe shouldn't have ended up there, 10 people. >> they may as we go along. >>reporter: mike will said other states dump on nevada. >> i'm not significant it's right. i'm saying it happens. >>reporter: after we and others asked for answers, the hospital changed its policy including requiring chaperone for all bus trips. they also fired 2 employees. meanwhile city around the country are searching for others who may have come from las vegas. >> no medicine. no treatment. no care. people who have mental issues just dumped. >>reporter: as for jim's brow brown, after a 16 hour bus ride to strang

really happening to the global economy with mike stronger the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on. senator sherrod brown and david vitter recently introduced a bill that would impose higher capital acquirement on the largest of bangs i asked mark levine if he believes this bill would mitigate systemic risk. absolutely absolutely frankly this is what doug frank attempted to do it was going in that direction and then a certain set of scott brown of massachusetts in that brief interim between kennedy and elizabeth warren insisted on exempting all kinds of insurance companies and trust of small banks and basically he a hundred loopholes into the fold out of regularity nine thousand pages long we still needed this in oh i don't actually want to go like about brown bidders it's simple it's eight percent if you're a small bank fifteen percent if you're a large bank capital requirements that's a very clear and precise rule it's the kind of thing that i wish. frankly dodd frank has been allowed to keep before scott brown ruined it i guess is the way to. go and i would disagree on whether i think scott brown is t

brown administration says education will get the largest chunk of funding. >> yesterday, driving in i saw drizzle. did you see anything like that this morning? >> nothing like that this morning. mike, what is going on out there? >> a few clouds along the coast otherwise it is clear. we will look at the temperatures before you head out the door, at 65 degrees, coolest in novato at 48, and in san francisco, it is 52, and oakland is at vacation along with mountain view and san carlos and livermore at 56, and 55 in fremont and 57 in san jose and napa. today, the temperatures are a lot like yesterday and maybe a degree or two cooler in the east bay valley. maybe one or two degrees warmer in san francisco because we have more sunshine this morning. half moon bay is 61 and san francisco is 66 and let to mid-70's for the bayshore until you get to the south bay where 78 in san jose to 85 in morgan hill and 83 in santa rosa and mid-to-upper 80's in the east bay valley. moving forward county this is the last warm day in the forecast, we will see temperatures drop dramatically tomorrow and especially thursday. remember the cold front from yesterday? new there is a possible of a stray shower i

mike dewine. good to talk you to again, attorney general. i appreciate you doing. this you just heard our pam brown reporting, you know, michelle knight, the older of the three women who we have not heard much from, not seen yet was put back on the missing person's list on january 2012 then taken off. she was on it, off it, on it, off it. is this something that was just done according to protocol or is some something that you look back and think that we need to make some real changes to how we maintain these lists? >> well, i think we do need to look back and see whether the protocol we're using is the best protocol. what we find with missing persons is if they do not have family that can be contacted or family that is close by, you know, good structure of the family, sometimes they do not get the attention and that's really not intentionally because of the police but sometimes they just can't gather the information that they need. so i think it is, you know, we learn from examples like this and maybe we should take a look at that. >> and what about last week when you and i spoke, you said when the

brown has more. >> you have to he about careful when your mike is hot.r's candid comments came after a shocking elimination, when america voted off one of his meantees. >> america saved amber carrington, moves on to the top six. >> being kicked off a singing competition is tough for talented contestants, but this time the coach seemed to take the elimination hardest, after realizing he would lose at least one of his team members, adam levine made this off the cuff comment during the live broadcast. >> i hate this country. >> immediately setting off a firestorm of angry tweets. >> i think i hate maroon five as much as adam levine hates america says one. and another said adam levine just said i hate this country on tv. not a smart move, dude. not smart at all. he turned to twitter quickly to apologize. >> people were saying that he should be fired from the show, deporlted, which isn't a possible thing. he tweeted the definition of joke and misunderstanding. he was very cheeky about it. >> reporter: many viewers were shocked when one-time front-runner judd