damion trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> his father serves his country and mike honda serves his country, too. >>> the baby boomers at the most risk. we'll show you what to be on the lookout for. >>> one substance being let off the hook when it comes to weight gain. >>> our nbc bay area investigation into the surprisingly number of close calls when you fly. >>> good evening. i'm jeff pa paneiri. when we head out tomorrow, mid to upper 60s in campbell and we'll find those numbers going up in danville as well. we'll talk about when we'll see widespread 70s in just a few minutes. >>> topping our health watch tonight, you may not even know you have it. deaths from hepatitis c are on the risk, and baby boomers are most at risk. the problem is so prevalent, they're considering ordering a one-time test for anyone born between 1945 and 1965 to confirm whether they have the virus. it's called the spy leilent epi because two-thirds of the people who have it don't even know they have it. the biggest risk is having received a blood transfusion before the year 1992. that's when widespread testing of

office of congressman mike honda. thank you for coming. the juvenile probation department. thank you for coming here this evening. thank you for coming. ok. we are now going to begin tonight's program. first we'll hear from one of the nation's leading legal scholars on the long-term economic impact of immigrant rights policy and reform. we will hear from a panel. after the panel discussion, we will have time to hear from the local elected officials. then we will open the meeting for public comments. if you would like to speak during the public comment section, please fill out a yellow card and return that to a member of our staff. i would like to introduce adrian, who has done amazing work for this commission. she's the executive director of the office of immigrant affairs would you introduce the speakers and panelists. thank you very much. >> thank you, chair mccarthy. it's truly a pleasure to introduce tonight's keynote speaker. the professor is a highly respected legal scholar. he is an sbure, he is an author and an expert on immigration law. among his many leadership ro

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representative mike honda from the south bay is leading the charge in the house of representatives. and new york mayor michael bloomberg is pledging up to $250,000 in matching funds to planned parenthood which has seen a sharp spike in donations. and the past 24 hours after the announcement, donors gave the group $650,000. the susan g. komen foundation said they cut off funding because of a new criteria for giving grants and because of a house committee that's investigating planned parenthood's use of federal funds. >> many of the grants we were doing with planned parenthood do not meet new standards of criteria for how we can measure our results and effectiveness in communities. that is not to say that if they did meet those criteria they would not be -- >> komen's ceo says there's been a gross mischaracterization about the decision and several clinics will still get funding because they are the only breast cancer screening services -- the breast screening services available to low-income women in their communities. >>> the video recording of the 2010 trial over prop 8 will stay se

. >> reporter: politicians, like congressman mike honda, are lining up in opposition. >> others are writing letters to the foundation, also. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom says he no longer supports the group. the backlash has planned parenthood experiencing a spike in donations. the uproar may shift a lot of money around. >> we know that hundreds of millions of dollars go to breast cancer nonprofits. additionally, billions of dollars go to for-profit companies that are selling products with the pink robin. >> reporter: there's a spike in interest. >> we're seeing significant upticks at breast cancer action, as people really look at what organizations are doing the work that addresses an epidemic. >> reporter: the controversy is also causing division within the komen organization. tonight, the san francisco affiliate says it's joining six other california offices and officially opposing the decision not to fund planned parenthood. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> too many wild nights in walnut creek have city leaders demanding change. tonight

. >> his eldest son, mike heen sear in this hat is south bay congressman mike honda. today his 95-year-old mom will accept the congressional gold medal on her late husband's behalf. >> for dad. yeah. >> i hope she's there. look at this. >> she says she's surprised and proud as he would be if he were here today. >> and if he's here, boy. come on, dance! he's a very happy guy. >> he says he tears lessons still have not been burned. >> citizens are not citizens. this is universal. >> so many of the veterans could not make to it washington, d.c. for the ceremony that in addition six events up ask down the west coast have been planned to make the presentation. >> coming up next, abc 7's wayne freedman visits a film program. >> one that >>> tonight money matters a turn around plan from sears, they said they'd close 100 stores now they plan to sell 11 properties and spin to smaller chairs. sears reported a $2.5 billion loss last quarter, safeway says sales were up but so were excesses. rising prigss drove profits down 6%. t-mobile is hoping to restrakt -- attract iphone cust

. >> reporter: congress member mike honda's late father received one of the medals. what took so long it grant them? when so many vets have died? >> let's face it, there still is racism going on. and it sometimes the wheels of justice and that take a long time and now it's finally here and we need to celebrate it. >> reporter: this happened so long ago, 70 years, two or three generations, a lot of people are grateful for the ceremony because it brings up the contributions of the soldiers and it lets people know about the concentration camps again and a lot of people completely forget that. so it's a double-edged sword and people were happy to see the ceremony today. >> thank you, mike sugerman. >>> let's check in with roberta. wind in the north bay but that doesn't mean everything else doesn't have wind. >> it's been blustery especially above 1,000 feet. >> we still have winds out of the northwest at 12 miles per hour along the peninsula. half moon bay an onshore wind. livermore east at 7 miles per hour. wind subsided in santa rosa. national weather service issued th

congressman mike honda will accept the congressional gold medal on behalf of his father. the elder honda was part of the military intelligence service in world war ii, while he served his wife and children were imprisoned at the internment camp. the award after the 70th anniversary of the order to send more than 100,000 japanese and japanese-americans to internment camps. >> members of the japanese community gathered all over the bay area to remember that dark day in history at the cinema in san francisco honorees attendees honored gordon who defied the order. community members say yesterday's event was to make sure americans do not forget what happened to japanese americans during world war ii. >> i think the financial world would like to be in a position to react to the situation but the markets are closed for washington's birthday. note i didn't say presidents day. on wall street they don't recognize presidents day. they recognize washington's birthday, they are traditionali traditionalists. the state of virginia calls it george washington day. the markets will open to

congressman mike honda will accept the congressional gold medal on behalf of his father buy ron hondaer honda was part of a military intelligence service in world war ii. while he served his wife and children were imprisoned in the internment camp. the award a day after the 70th anniversary of the order to send more than 100,000 japanese and japanese americans into internment camps. members of the japanese community gathered to remember that dark period in history. at the sun dance cinema attendees honored gordon who defied the order and was a life long advocate for civil rights. community members say yesterday's event was to make sure that americans do not forget what happened to japanese americans during world war ii. >> it is 6:58. let's check back in with meteorologist christina loren to find out about your presidents day forecast. >> we've got good news if you are getting ready to walk out the front door. the golden gate bridge shot, for instance, shows you that we are drying out very nicely. we had a lot of moisture on the shot earlier. and that is the trend over the greater bay

honda's family was september to an internment camp in 1942. the next year handa served in the military. byron's wife and son mike will receive the award in san jose on thursday. >>> a few light sprinkles out there last night no big deal. this has been the story of our winter. these rainfall accumulations have been so so light and they are going to continue that way actually. we have no real rain in the forecast for the next few dayings. - - few days. the highs are warmer as high pressure settles in. that goes to 70 tomorrow. take a look at the numbers. here's today, san francisco 57, concord 60, all the way up. not what you would expect for this time of year. it has been dry and now it's going to be warm. temperatures could get warmer than that as we go into the midweek. five day forecast with your weekend in view coming up in just a few minutes. >>> half a billion dollars dolled out to the dead. >>> also apple settles a lawsuit over its iphone four. the company's offer to users. [ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing t

honda's family was september to an internment camp in 1942. the next year handa served in the military. byron's wife and son mikehanda will receive the award in san jose on thursday. >>> a few light sprinkles out there last night no big deal. this has been the story of our winter. these rainfall accumulations have been so so light and they are going to continue that way actually. we have no real rain in the forecast for the next few dayings. - - few days. the highs are warmer as high pressure settles in. that goes to 70 tomorrow. take a look at the numbers. here's today, san francisco 57, concord 60, all the way up. not what you would expect for this time of year. it has been dry and now it's going to be warm. temperatures could get warmer than that as we go into the midweek. five day forecast with your weekend in view coming up in just a few minutes. >>> half a billion dollars dolled out to the dead. >>> also apple settles man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream fac