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betty ng's niece sang the national anthem she told us she was nervous but had an angel.. >> i thought of my aunt betty. that helped me hold it together. >> the speech focused on immigration, importance of a reform package. a heckler interrupted the speech. >> i need your help. >> that is what we're talking about here. that is why we're here. >> reporter: mr. obama shot back with a electric you're on democracy. >> so easy way out is yell and pretend i can do something by violating our laws. and what i'm proposing is a harder path. which is to use our democratic processes. >> reporter: the heckler is a student at san francisco state and an undocumented immigrant from south korea. he said he came to listen to the president about immigration reforms. but he became disappointed when the president failed to mention anything about the plight of illegal immigrants. >> 1.8 million undocumented immigrant family members are, have deported. and one thousand hundred undocument immigrant family members are facing deportation every day. he feels immigration reform for undocumented immigrants is an u

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we are tyco integrated security. ..showi ng off the >>> 116 big games, cal and stanford. this is big game. 1st quarter ouch. kevin do gan, like they're doing it from the board, 50- yard played. 21 points scored and then they hit the reset button and did it again. hogan and montgomery hooked up 5 times. stanford school record, 42 in the 1st half. scab by doo would say rut roh. we call this a big hole. gafney goes untouched, making it 42-13. final score, 63-13. looked like an old time my basketball score. montgomery 4 touchdown passes, 1 rushing, 5 touchdowns tmost by any one player in big game history. stanford became the pac-12 champion. other other ducks and arizona. 9-yard touchdown run. 35-9 cats. marcus marion na. picked 5 times. that's for the sting of the heisman bid. arizona in a shocker, 42-16. stanford pac-12 north champs. lakers tonight, a little curry sprinkled on them. seth curry played well, made a difference. warriors pretty good for a chunk of the game. curry is the pull-up jumper. end of the 3rd, williams, a little pushing, shoving. nobody got hurt, trust

it is not like writing poetry. , you know,ng is married to the music. me ask you an impossible question, a strange question. do you think that, if you live -- we were talking earlier about how long you're going to -- or how many years you have to catch up to bobby short at the carlyle -- if you live to be 900 something years old, do you think that the songwriting could future, match up to what is in the past? >> i think that the songs that i have been blessed to, you know, sing and discover, they were my parents' music. rod stewart was the same way. music.our parents' when she get into these songs you go, my god, these things are incredible. i don't think we will ever match that. there was a thing that went on in those days that was kind of wonderful. songwriters wrote. singers sang, you know. then it went kind of into the singer-songwriter with some really great people. he saw james and carol kane -- well, she was a songwriter first peer you know, paul simon and elton -- songwriter first. you know, paul simon and elton. they sang their own songs. befor

. >>> off the air, but for how ng? knbr's damon bruce has been suspended after making offsive coents about women and srts during broadcast last week e station took him off t air yesterday and today. last thursday, bruce told his audience, "a lot of sport have lo its way and i'm going to tell you it's cause we have men giving us directions." outraged listers and advertisers called and e-mailed with complaints. uce tweeted the followingay "tnks to all who hav listened ng enough to understand the last 24 hours to not define me. your support during the pilen is appriated. o word yetf and when bruce will be back. >>> it's mond. we head into this workweek. we neesome rain. with rain here. we're frting chief meorologist jeff ranieri. >> yh, hey there, guys. it's getting close to the bay area right now. what we definitely ould be noting here is it's tapping to a lot of subtropiloisture the forecast models have a tough time dealing with that. know over the past seven days the rain has been on, off in t recast and it's back on h

we do not get any ng at all. heinz --e been left he behind. can see, six days since the typhoon and people are still waiting for assistance. as the days go on, the situation gets more and more desperate. frome official death toll the typhoon is 2500 with another 20,000 still missing. the tally is certain to be worse. the majority of the victims are thought to be adults. children were sent away for the storm hit. say 2 million children are at risk for starvation, disease, or exploitation. some of the places worst-hit have families who can who are taking care of those left behind. everywhere there are stories of families torn apart. those left of behind. she survived the storm that killed her family by clinging to a tree for hours during the height of the typhoon. she was taken and by the fernandez family. >> her whole family was wiped out. the wind was so strong. onto something for hours and survived that way. i don't actually know how she managed to do it. it is hard to believe. >> still bearing the marks of her ordeal, they have given her a n

has ruled that the new trade center built in new york city and not chicago, it is the tallest build ng country. they decided that the spiral on top of the tower qualifies of the building to make it symbolic of the 1700 feet high. >>> the san francisco's 49ers teamed up to build bicycles for 499ers' lucky children. >> the children from santa clara county got bicycles tha especially built for them. it was part of a program to promote healthy lifestyle and of course the bikes came with lessons on how to ride a bike safely and helmets. >>> wedding bells rang and counties were kept busy today. one couple got married in san js they chose the date because it was unusual and easy to remember. the high number of weddings today, more than 3300 couples planning to get ma today compared to last november. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news, we'll see you next time for news break, i am gasia mikaelian. tmz is up next right here on tv 36. >> today on "tmz" -- >> you know that big basketball star, glen "big baby" davis. i now know why they call him big baby, because when he can't get a roo

from the tender loin neighborhood, and the center, and the healthy corn ner historical, and tammy, wo ng, from i can't read it. ryan from tndc and fred and another >> in this city we are all connected and the portion of the citizenry is anxious and distressed because they are growing and that effects all of us all across the city, have you heard that this is a city wide issue. and we are here to ask for your support to really support all of the non-profits represented here, and that provide the food programs. we are celling the people that we care for them and, bruce has done a lot of education to the community, and through the child care program and our family and youth and how do you access the nutrition foods? and he has been the senior education to the senior programming and we also, we have three meals a day that we serve so that the people who are or who need food with their medications can get that because we have the health services clinic there. >> thank you, supervisors for your attention today. and in general. my name is liz. orlin and i am the chief operating officer of tnbc

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for that part of the story let's go to vic lee live at the betty ng community center. quite a moment. >> reporter: well, dan, there are a half dozen protestors standing with the heckler behind the president of the. he was speaking and they call themselves dreamers they're supporters of the dream act. that is a bill that was first proposed about a dozen years ago which gives conditional residency to certain immigrants if they fulfilled certain requirements like schooling. >> i need your help. >> the heckler is a student at san francisco state and an undocumented immigrant from south korea. he became disappointed when the president failed to mention anything about the plight of illegal immigrants. >> 1.8 million undocument immigrant family members are, have deported and 1,000 are facing deportation every day. >> he feels it's an urgent issue. and the president can stop the deportation by executive power. >> he can do it but he doesn't have sympathy towards undocumented workers. if he does, he'll stop deportation right now. >> he was a student at uc berkeley. he's an acti

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officers ended up smashing ng shots at a . >>> newly released dash cam video shows a traffic stop in mexico that went out of control. smashing window and firing at a minivan with five kids inside. >> doing 71 back there in a 55. they are arguing over a ticket south of taos. as the cop walks off farrell pulls away. so he pulls her off area against. the officer is not happy. get out of the vehicle right now. >> the officer trying to pull farrell out why the kids scream. her 14-year-old son gets out but thanks again when the officer pulls the taser. >> you ran away from me. >> i didn't run away. do you see my children. i'm not doing anything wrong. she agrees to get out and talk. >> around u-turn around and face the vehicle. they struggle as she tried to get back in the van. the 14-year-old gets out and this time he rushes the officer trying to defend his mom. the boy runs back into the minivan. the officer tried to get him out while back up arrives. >> open the door. farrell starts to drive off while another officer fires at the minivan full of kids as young as six. farrell takes them

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the end of the day what this race shows is if you are a member of the tea party you take it, if you ngs from are a member of the establishment you take a lesson and nothing is resolved. democrat maybe you think that terry mcauliffe ken he race instead of cuccinelli losing it. >> you do. live had $-- mcall more but he million is not a great candidate as far as some democrats think. race they always thought would be to be three or think ints so they don't that in the last few weeks of this discussion of obama care changed anything at all. the race heading in this direction. gwen: we will be watching that as well. the senate voted this week to for e federal workplace and lesbian, bisexual transgender employees in the wake of other moves by the supreme court and state houses legali izize gay marriage. and e great enduring important value for all americans is equality. and this makes a strong stand for greater equality. gwen: that was one of several republics that joined the in easing majority the bill past the 60-vote threshold it needed. died hanged since the act in 2007? >> generally amer

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need to hold a community meeting and but currently i think, that in the calendar that will be come ng november but we may be premature since we need to get the input from the community first before coming back to you. so december or early january. >> it is exciting to see this project moved forward. >> item 8 b, informational report regarding the mixed use for development proes posed by the forest city california inc, for the pier 70, water front, site and bordered generally by the 20th street and michigan street and 22nd street and the san francisco bay. >> good afternoon, commissioners, brad benson, director of special projects and i will just load up the presentation. >> good afternoon, and i am here today in the first of a series of quarterly updates, that the port commission has requested about the pier 70, water front site. and development project that we are pursuing, with the forest city california. and we have got in the audience today, jack, representing the forest city, and also, we would like to introduce to you today, sarah, dennis phillips with the office of economic and

in july,ng launched the negotiations quickly ran into trouble with no visible signs of progress. kerry is meeting palestinian abbas and bettelheim after an earlier meeting with israeli prime minister netanyahu. picture of a grim peace talks, benjamin netanyahu sounded less than optimistic, pointing the finger at the palestinians. >> israel wants peace with the palestinians. i am concerned about their rye grass because i see the palestinians continue with incitement, continuing to create artificial crises, continue to avoid and run away from the historic decisions that are needed to make a genuine peace. >> the israeli prime minister said he hopes john kerry's visit will help get the talks back on track in the u.s. secretary of helped revive negotiations in july after years of stalemate. he said he was confident a deal could be made before the april deadline. >> this can be achieved with good faith, with a serious effort on both sides to make real compromises and hard decisions. >> though the content of recent meetings has remained a secret, many experts say strong disagreements r