[laughter] supervisor mirkarimi: next speaker, please. >> my name is nikki bass. i am a patient at lyon-martin and have been treated there since 2009. prior to that, i spent five years going from a clinic to clinic attempting to find treatments that addressed when medical situation. during this time, i was given different forms of medication my body could not tolerate. i would always wind up being told either you tolerate the medication are you do not, and there is nothing to do. i was told it was in my mind and was given a prescription for anti-depressant. i heard things about lyon- martin, and i found there were unlike any medical facility i have ever been in. i am comparing it to hundreds of doctors' offices in medical facilities. the medical providers at lyon- martin took a time to get a handle on my history and explore possibilities of experiments with alternative medications. they started with low-dose topical medications and hoped i would tolerate it better. after some experimentation, i was able to tolerate the medication and move forward with the treatmen

i should have called nikki taylor. i have an accident here. a live look at oakland, it just cleared. the high street off-ramp where the headlights are to the right of the northbound side, that was showing some flashlights up to just a few minutes ago. chp didn't have anything reported there, so we want to make sure that's clear. northbound is okay. back to the maps and i'll show you the southbound side of 880. we have a sig alert blocking one lane on 238. chp says to consider that closed for safety sake. this is going to take at least another half hour or 45 minutes to clear. a big rig is there, they ran enter the railing there and punctured the tank. we have cleanup to do there as well. back to you. >>> a new study finds babies brain growth and development directly linked to the length of the pregnancy and how long the mother best feeds. british researchers say this explains why humans are relatively long development and nursing periods and large brains compared to mammals the same size. it depended on how long the mother lactated was linked

you have to give nikki calls for a calm -- nikki calm a lot of credit. we repaid a lot of our sponsors. >> reporter: in san francisco, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some tense moments in san rafael tonight. what two little items caused firefighters to shut down an entire bar. >>> caltrans riders tell us they will take a pretty big hit if a station in near their home closes. >>> now some say it's time to ensure the domestic workers have their own bill of rights. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, firefighters in san rafael shut down a one block radius this weekend after someone showed up in a station fire house with two tear gas grenades. firefighters say a little after 4:00, a man showed up carrying the grenades he says he found at his grandfather's basement. the lesson here is if you find something suspicious, leave it where it is and call 911. >> handling is a bad idea if you have something that you don't know what it is. we can come out and try to identify for you. >> reporter: traffic around that fire hous

[laughter] supervisor mirkarimi: next speaker, please. >> my name is nikki bass. i am a patient at lyon-martin and have been treated there since 2009. prior to that, i spent five years going from a clinic to clinic attempting to find treatments that addressed when medical situation. during this time, i was given different forms of medication my body could not tolerate. i would always wind up being told either

. >> you have to give nikki a lot of c. under her leadership over the last couple months we secured all of the contractors, we got a lot of our sponsors back on board. >> reporter: and the board has paid off $30,000 of its debt. city laid leader says they are committed to making sure the celebration is successful. live in san francisco, paul chambers. >> caltrains board of directors is considering cuts in service. jim vargas is live in san bruno with how people say it's going to hurt them. >> reporter: we are learning that losing a caltrain station can hurt lives, can disrupt lives. we are at the san bruno station, one of the ones on the possible closure list. we meticulous small just before he boarded the caltrain two blocks his home. it's his only mode of transportation. >> reporter: what will you do if it closes? >> i would be spending a lot of money on taxis. >> reporter: going how far? >> to san mateo. >> reporter: can you afford that? >> no. >> reporter: for years its been a policy to get people living working close t

. >> the idea that music can heal a broken brain is not lost on nikki heart. time member of the dead. he knows firsthand. >> my grandmother in the 70s had alzheimer's. she didn't speak for about a year. i played the drums for her and she said my name. and i said my god. this is amazing. >> it's not just dementia and alzheimer's. >> it can get into a person where words can't. >> the therapist is working with 85-year-old bob chambers. he has been hospitalized with a wound that won't heal. >> it takes my mind off my body and makes everything wonderful. >> how music helps the brain is not clearly understood. the neuroscientist says with stroke patients, music may help recruit other parts of the brain to take over. >> if for example you have a large stroke that affects those left areas of the brain that are involved in speak and are damaged, a will the of therapy might help recruit structures on the right side. >> as for heart, he has done music therapy with all sorts of patients. his theory, it's the beat. >> we are embedded in a universe of rhythm, vibrations. it

nikki bass, cheryl c. most, ronnie jacobs. >> my name is sonya lively. i am 60 years old. most of my life, i have been going in and out of hospitals because every time i tried to get help, they would lock me up and put me on drugs. they did not try to find out why. finally, i decided to instead of killing myself come to san francisco in try one last time. somebody referred me to lyon- martin. i finally found a doctor that would listen and try to help. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. >> my name is melissa karen. i am currently the clinic director at lyon-martin. i am a nurse by trade. i came to california three years ago. we have had a medical historian working with lyon-martin for about a year. she has been capturing the story of the clinic and patients. i want to share a couple of excerpts. i have the printout of all of those stories that i would love to give you, if you want them. the first is a trans patient who said, "i had never received biological care before, because i was so uncomfortable and ashamed of my body. i am afraid my reproductive health will s

over to asia where stock markets and mostly higher with merger activity both in tokyo shares plans nikky added point three percent while hong kong's hang seng index is up one and a half percent in tokyo it's actually added two point two percent after the u.s. rattled western digital corporation agreed to acquire its hard disk drive business for about four point three billion dollars. foreigners who try to make a living in russia have long realized for all its ups and downs business here can prove very profitable artes the telephone call has been following the progress of one french entrepreneur whose life has turned out distinctly wrote. a few in french it's like saying. i do something i try to do it different when the rounds grows through with an unusual twist it's value. well intriguing smells with intriguing prices it's a nice market anyway. so you win by maybe of five normal roses and would you would buy one of these and here is where this french business woman built her business eating and we didn't know three million every bit of nowhere and. it's a small village two hundred kilome

fell with major losses in the final minutes of trading following reports of the quake the benchmark nikky and five week low thirty one point seven percent the end also lost ground reaching its lowest level in two weeks i guess the dollar following reports of its own army and sure they were badly hit shares a and s.a.g. insurance group called things girl three point two percent hong kong stocks also fell as investors sold out shows across the surface. and your stock markets dropped lower and news of japan's earthquake puts the on the dax are trading in the red markets also weighed by tensions and leading. and here in russia the r.t.s. is lower for the third day retreating point seven percent. this hour the isaacs is losing half a percent that's against the backdrop of all tumbling after an earthquake struck off the coast of japan now let's look at some individual share moves and if your stocks are higher look all across never gaining one point three percent over percent respectively otherwise it's bucking the trend is very bank that's losing over a quarter of a percent. continues to fall a

stop by the open this to nikki is an animal lover. hanging out in the east bay.-is to >> with all the promotional stuff. where does this one rank? [laughter] >> i do not know, this one is for different, that is for sure. >> gary: the fan as a big and tony stewart is racing in the southern california on june 26th at the raceway. and may i mention? it was really that louisa ran into the camera. and mike his foot got caught underneath the camera. he said i will sue! [laughter] see you 11 >>> "the insider" has the most detailed reporting behind today's all new star headlines. i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on. elizabeth taylor's funeral details. >> the burial today near close confidant michael jackson. >> the just-released death certificate. the stars paying tribute. >> today, i lost a friend, and you lost a hero. >>> and zsa zsa gabor's medical emergency after hearing her friend die. >> news on why the 94-year-old was just rushed to the hospital. >>> one of the worst experiences of my television career. >> oprah's uncomfortable lost

. >> you have to give nikki a lot of credit. under her leadership we have secured all of our contractors. we got a lot of our sponsors back on board. >> the theme for this years celebration is in pride we trust. >>> time now 5:36. today san francisco board of supervisors committee will talk about lifting a ban on new restaurants in the upper fillmore district. the ban was intacted in 1980s. it was to prevent eateries from drawing too much traffic and squeezing out other types of businesses. it would allow restaurants to open in a lot of vacant store fronts. chain restaurants would still be banned. >>> solo drivers may soon be able to drive in express lanes but it will come at a price. cal train is proposing to convert the hov lanes at the 237, 880 interchange into toll lanes. there is an open house being made today about how you can hear about it. that is at vta building on first street. >>> firefighters say a man brought them to the station on fifth avenue a little after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. he found them in his father's b

>>reporter: at 10 years old nikki got a painful lesson in american history.e said his teacher, divided the class and made some students slaves and others their masters. >> at first didn't care but after people were made to people and made me mad. >>reporter: he said it got worse when the so-called masters were told to feel the students bring slaves to see if it were worth buying. if they got to look in your mouth and feel your legs and stuff. >> he felt degraded and heard. kids picked on him later. his mom said she is astonished. i feel like that was totally inappropriate and racist and degrading. >> the school district officials declined to comment on camera. a spokeswoman claims this is part of the standard required curriculum. she said was a onetime lesson and in a statement she robison is the concern was brought for attention school officials acted promptly to >> with the parent. while we were at his house is protocol. we overheard his apology. >> i'm shocked and no one has ever said anything about it. while the family said the apology as nice nikko said

we are not going to let you interview nikki taylor after all. >>> we can't, not after all the excitement. seven miles of visibility in santa rosa. we have patchy fog developing in north bay. standard for this time of the morning, especially with the remnant moisture leftover. as we head throughout the next few hours we are expecting a little bit more of the fog up in the north bay. maybe it will be drifting down along the peninsula. we'll watch for that for you. it is a chilly start, grab a jacket. temperatures are in the upper 40s, but something you can take off later. maybe some short sleeves underneath. we'll see temperatures in the 70s. filtered sunshine with a few more high, wispy clouds. the warmer trend continues. it is on and running. 47 degrees in hayward. 45 in sunnyvale. and 45 degrees in santa cruz. if you are headed over the 17, that is. and here's what you can expect later today. we'll let the numbers do the talking. 71 in gilroy. 71 in los gatos. 69 degrees in fremont. really nice considering we didn't break the upper 50s for the most part last week. and all that rain you

. >> nikki morgan. >> thank you mr. speaker. >> i went to a college in my constituency and spoke to a bright group of economic students. we discussed the fact that governments cannot spend money they do not have. the students understood that. why does my right honorable friend think we don't understand understand that? >> the right honorable lady makes a good point. i know the party opposite doesn't like to hear about the mess that they left. let me give them new published position about the mess that they left. this is what we inherited. wasteful government spending behind kazakhstan. 108 behind milawi, and yes you guessed it libya. this is the best one. on soundness of banks 133rd. our banks under labor were less sound than the ones in serbia, estonia, madagascar a and chad. that's the record we inherited from the party opposite. and we won't tire of reminding them! >> order! >> each week the house of commons is in session we air prime minister's questions live on c-span 2 wednesday at 7:00 p.m. eastern and then again

she is been nikki caldwell, she is bent nominative the most attractive coach in the deli and be a.officially, the n f l has a lock out, peyton manning. and seven other players are not going to sue the nfl because of the certification. there is no longer a players' union. and without that-certification, the c gangs will no start until september. and those-games will not start till september they are not able to do a lot of things. until >> isabel: still ahead, a nuclear plant in northern japan will have an update on that developing story. as well as the impact on communities in the bay area. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> isabel: good morning, welcome to our second live hour. marty is off. the japan tsunami an earthquake is continuing aftershocks. namely, a power plant with people buried in rubble. >>jan: this hour, we're going to go to the san francisco jazz. lou prima the san francisco jazz fest. and movies, video. >> isabel: henry? henry: l i am sorry, we're having such a wonderful conversation. gabrielle hamilton. a professional chef and a culinar

. >>> super model nikki taylor has a check for the mayor. but he's too busy to accept it. she will be on and today for the "we hear you america." a representative from mayor lee will be onhand to receive the $1,000 check. >>> and kate middleton is celebrating the end of her days as a single lady. her bachelor party was a low- key affair, othersed by her sister, her maid of honor, and its big wedding april 29th -- and the -- and the big wedding, april 29th. >>> coming up next, we're bridging you coverage of the fire at the east way -- bringing you coverage of the fire at an east bay refinery. >>> good morning. westbound 24, traffic looking good. coming up to the tunnel. >>> we're still following breaking news from the east bay. look at this. this is live newschopper2 flying over newark. crews have now contained that early-morning fire we've been watching this morning. now, as he pushes in, newschopper2 pushes in, we can tell you this fire started at about 5:30 this morning. >> the plant's locate at cherry and smith. we're on the ground as well. allie rasmus is on the right

. >> darya: nikky experts teamed up to host a panel about the earthquakes, at the near kitimat down threatstions about it. >> i was getting questions about iodine tablets when you should use it, not here, absolutely not, this radioactive material can be distributed on the side of the measurements here in the address. we want to point out, just because we can measure something doesn't mean it's dangerous. >> to the further you are from the source the radiation level drops significantly. if your in california, 8,000 km from the site, you don't see any of the neutrons from this plant. >> how much is going to be released how much? i don't want to give an estimate because i do not know. >> darya: let's go to the newsroom following the latest. >> reporter: falling latest some international rask has ended their efforts on thursday knowledge and there was no prospect of finding missing people still live. u.s. officials are offering to arrange charter flights out for any americans who want to leave japan to escape potentially dangerous radiation. the u.s. is warning about nonessential travel to any

nikki taylor was a class act. >> alisyn: that's great. let's hope richard hatch keeps his clothes on. >> brian: whatever you do, don't get rid of gary busey. >> he is a truly great piece of work. he's a brilliant guy 10% of the time. the rest of the time he's crazy. >> every monday we're doing this? that's exciting for me. i think your show is great. >> alisyn: thanks, donald. talk to