pat riley made his career.an't have him patrolling the locker room with the personalities, stars in your locker room. this is big time. this is as big as it gets. this has the potential -- not there, but it has the potential to be jordan/pippin. there is no excuse on the face of this earth for this team not to represent the eastern conference in the nba finals next year. anything less would be a flat out failure. >> larry: stephen in the future, try to be more direct in your comments. >> yes. >> larry: we have more comments from lebron. here's what lebron said. when i called my mom, i thought i would hear a different reaction. she said it was a great move. it was ultimately going to make me happy. when i heard that from my mother it was out relief i was looking for through out this whole process. rick, how good will this team be? you played a lot of ball and you played on championship teams? >> i have. i caution because i played on teams that were stacked with talent. i can think of kobe bryant, shaquille o'nea

so you're saying pat riley was contract tampering. [ laughter ] >> nope. >> jimmy: different pat rileyou and lebron and chris are friends and you thought, wouldn't it be great if we could play together. but did you think that it would -- it could actually happen? i mean, it's -- seemed like such a long shot when you first heard the rumors of it. >> when i first heard rumors of it -- >> jimmy: you started the rumors. you didn't first hear them. you were a party in the rumor, so -- i heard the rumors. you were the rumors. >> i was apart of the rumor. >> jimmy: you were, yeah. >> and at first i was just like -- i mean, no way that can happen. you never think that three players -- let alone two. we tried to get two. you never think that three players, especially in this day and age, never happened before. especially with the money that those guys are making. never think they we all could play together. so it was just like, yeah, okay, whatever. >> jimmy: and you actually took less money than you would have made elsewhere. you are getting less than either of those guys. which is not that sm

and is married to former bay area political consultant clint riley.he's also a close friend of oliolapier. with just over three months until the election, it could effect which of the district two candidates decide to stay in the race. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the san mateo couple will now go on trial after all. because of a last minute change in pleas. michael guitierrez pleaded no contest. the couples trial was expected to begin today. gutierrez faces eight years in prison when they are convicted sometime in the fall. >>> more information on the storm in the gulf and the effects it's taking on the efforts to clean up the oil. >>> oil clean up crews are getting out of the gulf as tropical storm bonnie bears down on the region. presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on a new cadillac cts sport sedan... ..the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a car and driver 10 best third year in a row. summer brings out the best in all of us, so now's th

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barbara riley stepped up in a short period of time. we would rather not have to keep fixing this in the middle. we would rather start in a way that we can all sustained. >> barbara, thank you for taking the time. i know that getting that call and being asked to shut -- to set everything up over the short term is not much fun. >> we still had 51% of the workers coming from san francisco. >> i would just that that the project is two months away from completion. we are happy to come back and report on the final numbers for work by san francisco residents and by, in particular, disadvantaged san francisco residents. as the project winds down, employees that are there today, particularly ones that are performing, they will wind down. over the next few months we expect to have some of those folks laid off and looking for additional work. part of the boom and bust of the construction cycle. >> important to understand, some folks thought that 25 people from day one through day 25, and that is not how it works. >> and we will see longer-term im

riley, jonah hill are all great in it. very believable. really good.my: those two guys are -- they usually do comedies, especially jonah, and this is funny but not necessarily entirely comedy. >> no, well, it has -- it's kind of a dark comedy but it's also a broad comedy. >> jimmy: yeah, it is. i don't want to ruin it by going into too much detail. well, we have a clip here that we can ruin it with. >> okay, let's ruin it. let's ruin it. >> jimmy: this will give you, i think, a sense of kind of the relationship that your character has with her son, played by jonah and, which is hard -- a little bit hard to believe, i mean, because, you know, he's 22 and i don't know -- >> 21 1/2. >> jimmy: he's 21 1/2, that's right, in the movie. and john c. riley who is kind of your boyfriend -- >> he's my suitor at this stage. my lover who is trying to move in to be my suitor. >> jimmy: exactly. and this is kind of the first time he's come to the house without -- >> without me knowing. >> jimmy: here's a look at the movie, it's called "cyrus" in theaters now. ♪ >> so

we will tell you what co-hand had to say plus lacob's take and information on current manager larry riley. positive thing with him reaching out already to raj mathai and talking already. >> that's different, isn't it? >> all right. >>> still ahead tonight at 6:00, developed in secret for seven years. tonight we'll see the technology that gets paralyzed patients up and walking. >>> also -- >> i'm scott budman, a big night for your portfolio and the latest on what we might hear in apple tomorrow morning. >>> the uh-oh for olive oil. why researchers say you may not be getting what you bargained for when you buy that bottle. >>> also tonight, a dispute between neighbors turns deadly. tonight the family of the victim say police may not have done enough to save her. >>> details on another major change coming to drivers on the golden gate bridge. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri live in mountain view where we're drumming up a hot forecast for friday. we'll also tell you about one of the most unique bay area events coming up in just a few minutes. >>> a violent attack at a san jos

. >> janet riley had hoped to succeed pier. she told us she's staying in the race for now. >>> a wireless industry group filed suit today in federal court challenging a new san francisco law that requires retailers to post information on cell phone radiation emissions. the law will mislead customers into thinking one phone is safer than another, when they call comply with rules. they have found no conclusionive evidence to link cell phone radiation to cancer and the new law doesn't take effect until next february. >>> the federal trial of former giant slugger barry bonds won't begin until march of next year. they're due to return again in two weeks. he's accused of lying back in 2003 and said he never knowingly used steroids and they upheld a key ruling in this case barring prosecutors from using positive drug tests as evidence. bond's friend and former trainer greg anderrorerson. coming up, dramatic new video of the moment a whale's breech presses a boat. >> notice the trees cut down by vandals. now a reward still ahead. >> an

perhaps lieutenant riley can report back on the first meeting in august. president marshall: all right, anything else? all right, we will take public comment on the item 4 a * b. none. we will move to item no. 5. >> item number five, mr. president, is public comment on all matters pertaining to the closed session. closed session is described under items 7a, b, and c. 7a is pursuant to government code 54957 administrative code 67.10, personal exception, discussion and possible action to adopt findings of fact supporting the commission's decision given march 17, 2010 in case number kmo d08-013 and jwf c08-014. the second item is pursuant to government code 54957 and 67.10, discussion only conference with legal counsel anticipated litigation. the city as defendant, number of potential cases being one. president marshall: i don't think we're going to need item 7c. we will just plan to go into closed session on a and b. so we move to item no. 6. >> item six is to vote on whether to hold closed session. vice president mazzucco: so moved. commissioner hammer: sec

a great moment as miles riley said the pope embraced the boy and the world at the same time. >>> st.s cathedral destroyed by fire in 1962 and that is the fire blazing away. there is the destruction, the wrecking ball going to destroy the old st. mary's cathedral and prepare the way. >>> bishop james oh doud a popular auxiliary bishop, superintendent of schools he died tragically at a very young age and one of the most sad moments in the history of the archdiocese. >>> blessing of the bay bridge that is the cardinal who later becomes pope prius the 12th, that is midi next to him. >>> that is the jubilee celebration in 2000 the first major event at pack bell park, former pack bell park. a great event for the archdiocese. and that is bishop sheen the great catholic preacher and later on tv star coming to address the opening of the united nations which opened in san francisco 1945. there he is speaking to this gathering, on elements of peace. >> the 1906 earthquake picture reminds me of the 1987 earthquake not quite the same destruction but a number of catholic churches along with other

in this edition, will meet some of the attendees, starting with the founder of bob riley media -- of o'reilly media. >> when you set this up, what was the purpose? >> there is a technology revolution happening in the private sector. cloud computing, mobile phones, all delivering amazing capabilities into the hands of citizens. government technology also needs or refresh. -- a refresh. need to rethink how we deliver services to citizens. -- we need to rethink how we deliver services to citizens. it is time to rethink the whole enchilada, so to speak. everything we take for granted. trying to tell a story about a government acting as a platform provider as opposed to a plot -- as opposed to an application provider -- what does that mean? there is a really great example -- the apple iphone. the old model of delivering a smartphone looked a lot like government procurement. they think about the features, they give it to you -- end of story. it either succeeds or fails. apple did something different. they created a fabulous first- generation iphone, but then they turned it into an applicat

but riley say s if anyone can find a way to overcome whitman's money, it would be jerry brown. >>> accusationsd and over charging; just ahead the federal government sues bay area based oracle. >>> and new legislations for consumer. why it's now more difficult for a utility comp >>> internet users in china have full access to google services once again tonight after what appears to have been a partial block out. google posts a table of availability for china. now google says the problem has been resolved although it's not clear how much access was actually blocked. china renewed google's license. >>> the data based software giant overcharged the government hundreds of millions of the dollars. the allegations stem from a former oracle employee who filed a so called whistle blower action in 2007. oracle officials have not commented publicly on the lawsuit. >>> the utilities commission made an announcement that they're making it more difficult to get utilities shut off. the number of customers gets their service cut off has increased in the last few years. >>> toyota today announced it's recalling

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. >> it may take 60 days and lakeham says he has thoughts on the coach of don nelson and gm larry riley but did not want to discuss the situations. the goal is to bring a championship to warrior fans. >> it's a great franchise historically. and we want to bring it back to that greatness. >> he'll have to sell before taking over warriors and told me he's had season tickets about 10 years and plans to be a hands on visible owner different from cohan. almost became a rec clues. fans should be happy tonight. i mean there is a title in that. i'm not sure woe have been involved. >> and. >> there is exhe'll -- exciting stuff. >> coming up, problems with iphone and a report they received from one of their own. >> and northern california lamb will play a major role in interpreting if seafood in the gulf is save to eat. >> temperatures climbing to 100 degree mark today. hue high will they go tomorrow? the accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> you might lose your keys and glasses but a refrigerator? [ crowd cheering ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] 2-scoop sundae, water and a free mlb® mini helmet compli

cliff riley ran her campaign and says that pete wilson's ads were working and that if brown didn't fightwith ads early she risked being knocked out early. >> i decided let's you know let's -- let's spend our money during the summer. we will raise money later. truthfully, very few people know this, we really ran out of money after labor day. >> kathleen brown lost that election. many analysts say jerry brown faces the same dilemma. they agree he will have to raise more money to compete with meg whitman put that money raising comes with its own set of problems. >> 5:27. we are following developing news from oakland. we will update you on that incident that took place hours ago inside a hospital emergency room. >> reporter: the judge's decision expected today may effect ac transit ridership. we will explain why when the morning news continues. >>> good morning to you, welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news. you made it for friday, july 30th. i am dave clark. >> i am claudine wong, good morning, pam cook has the day off. time now is 530. let's check our weather and traffic, he

these questions like how is comedy changing and the history of comedy but it does seem to me, john c rileyaid to me in the film it seems all of the great minds move to comedy. some of the smartest people i know some of the most politically engaged people i know some of the most subversive people i know and compare that to some of the dramas that have come my way are a bit of a snooze to these guys, are really the people you want to work with. >> i think that is true to some extent. i find these guys like a lot of the other really, really funny people i worked with, their brains work differently, i feel, than people, other people and there is kind of an electricity that arcs a little faster and connects to ideas that are smart and layered and i certainly realize that. >> rose: is that something you learned or simply who we are. >> oh, it is who we are. [ laughter ] >> it really can't be learned. >> rose: well i am serious. >> it is really a gift. >> rose: i wanted to stay away from this because i knew i would get killed. >> not intentional killing. you know, it is so hard for anybody to tal

after they have been here for six months, the best program for troops with ptsd resides in fort riley, kansas. we are proud of the italian and the work they are doing. let's take care of our troops. we're very proud of -- we are very proud of the battalion and the work they are doing. >> we have received the following questions regarding health care reform. both of your campaign to overturn the health care reform act. what would you keep from the health care reform act or would you abolish it all together? >> the health care reform or obamacare will be a disaster. it will lead to expensive health care and rationing. we are seeing some doctors questioning whether they will stay in the business or retire early. it will be cheaper for employers to pay the 8% payroll fee and push their employees into medicaid. when they do that, it will drive up the cost for states like kansas which contribute a portion of that. it will drive of the cost for the federal government. the best thing that needs to happen is to move it back to the private sector. in addition, we have to employ h.r. 3400, a bil

riley primes will still be handled by police officers. >> new parking meters are showing up instead ofis note that will help what i've had people change their current. large-scale test of the program and is utilizing these leaders and hundred and 90 of them will be installed in the hayes valley road the meters except clients, the records and credit cards and immensely prepaid her purse. the reit will adjust based on demand and judge by wireless sensors in the parking spots with these leaders the christopher could range anywhere from 50¢ to $6 an hour. that is free proceed. ac transit riders are looking at a possible seventh day of delays due to the ongoing labor dispute yesterday 180 drivers called in sick on a normal day the sea chanteys 90- $100: six. that number has nearly doubled every day since contract price hit eight bass. that is cause an average of 15- 30 minute delays in service drivers union continues to insist there is no six out in fact there will head toward this friday to try and get the old contract reinstated. in the south bay san as a police chief rob davis is retirin

riley listed three or four items that he thought would be on that list. are you aware of. >> he mentioned regulation, which we've seen regulation come out. jay referred to ntl 5 and 6. and there was a safety statement, as well. so there's been three pronouncements which are fairly significant and we, the instry, made a number of suggestions at the request of the sect of what do we need to do to show that we can operate safely. so we responded. those have been incorporated. i'm not -- i'm not in contact with everybody exactly what they've done. i know what our company's done and i think we've done a very thorough review of our procedures, strengthened them and made them more robust. on the spill containment area, that's outside of my expertise but it strikes me that's something that's going to require some pretty big scientific study to go on on certainly spill containment and then the capture of oil at the pipeline as bp indicated or at the rupture. they've got lots of lessons there ready to roll out. >> one last question, if i could. there's -- there has

after they have been here for six months, the best program for troops with ptsd resides in fort riley, kansas. we are proud of the italian and the work they are doing. let's take care of our troops. we're very proud of -- we are very proud of the battalion and the work they are doing. >> we have received the following questions regarding health care reform. both of your campaign to overturn the health care reform act. what would you keep from the health care reform act or would you abolish it all together? >> the health care reform or obamacare will be a disaster. it will lead to expensive health care and rationing. we are seeing some doctors questioning whether they will stay in the business or retire early. it will be cheaper for employers to pay the 8% payroll fee and push their employees into medicaid. when they do that, it will drive up the cost for states like kansas which contribute a portion of that. it will drive of the cost for the federal government. the best thing that needs to happen is to move it back to the private sector. in addition, we have to employ h.r. 3400, a bil

riley listed three or four items that he thought would be on that list. are you aware of. >> h mentioned regulation, which we've seen regulation come out. jay referred to ntl 5 and 6. and there was a safety statement, as well. so there's been three pronouncements which are fairly significant and we, the industry, made a number of suggestions at the request of the sect of what do we need to do to show that we can operate safely. so we responded. those have been incorporated. i'm not -- i'm not in contact with everybody exactly what they've done. i know what our company's done and i think we've done a very thorough review of our procedures, strengthened them and made them more robust. on the spill containment area, that's outside of my expertise but it strikes me that's something that's going to require some pretty big scientific study to go on on certainly spill containment and then the capture of oil at the pipeline as bp indicated or at the rupture. they've got lots of lessons there ready to rolout. >> one last question, if i could. there's -- there has

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headquarters here in new orleans, that's where you should be headquartered and senator landreaux and governor riley and others, governor jindal, all very, very helpful, but all urging hire local, hire local, hire local. >> in your t.a.r.p. role, how did you find the executives when they were pleading for additional compensation, were they effect testify generally or not in their pleas to you? >> i think they were effective. they weren't pleased. i think they were fatherly effective. -- fairly effective. i didn't deal with too many c.e.o.'c.e.o.'s. mostly you dealt with vice-presidents for human resources, you dealt with general counsels, you dealt with consultants. >> we worked it out. it was -- it was difficult, but i think it was fairly collegial. people read the statute, they saw what i had to do. and i think it worked out. it worked out ok. treasury was particularly helpful. the deputy secretary of the treasury, at my request, i would go and see him, and neil was just -- and the secretary, very, very helpful in this whole project. >> and is the $20 billion escrow fund, is that safe from claims

riley and i said during a hearing and that several interviews subsequently that the president was quite specific as to what our assignments were and they are basically threefold. one is to answer the question of what happened and two, to look to the future as to what can be done to reduce the prospect of this occurring again, and three, to make policy recommendations on the future of offshore oil and gas extractions in the united states. we had not been given a specific role to play as it relates to the moratorium. today, we will have with as people who do have a specific responsibility for the moratorium. i think it is appropriate for us to ask some questions since we are in part going to be looking at what we need to do in the future. this is an important element of what is happening today and how well it is a file -- it is functioning to accomplish its purpose will be part of our consideration as to how to recommend for future instances like this, should there be a cessation of activity by a generalized aspect of the industry until certain conditions are complied with. i anticipate t

headquarters here in new orleans, that's where you should be headquartered and senator landreaux angovernor riley and others, governor jindal, all very, very helpful, but all urging hire local, hire local, hire local. >> in your t.a.r.p. role, how did you find the exutives when they were pleading for additional compensation, were they effect testify generally or not in their pleas to you? >> i think they were effective. they weren't pleased. i think they were fatherly effective. -- fairly effective. i didn't deal with too many c.e.o.'c.e.o.'s. mostly you dealt with vice-presidents for human resources, you dealt with general counsels, you dealt with nsultants. >> we worked it out. it was -- it was difficult, but i think it was fairly collegial. people read the statute, they saw what i had to do. and i think it worked out. it worked out ok. treasury was particularly helpful. the deputy secretary of the treasury, at my request, i would go and see him, and neil was just -- and the secretary, very, very helpful in this whole project. >> and is the $20 billion escrow fund, is that safe from claims from

malone has pointed out to me and governor riley has pointed out we don't haven't want to reinvent the wheel by inquiring people to refile. >> and mr. overton was talking about the damage that has been done even though there's no oil at all. is that still true? at hiss resort. this is clearly on the water. so is his business eligible then for compensation from the fund? >> his business is eligible insofar as he has a claim with his but no visible damage to the beach, that's not the issue in that case. what i don't know from that statement is how close is his business to the beach, how dependent is it on the beach or fishing or sightseeing or charter boats or what have you. so it is the fact surrounding the overall claim that are going to be critical in deciding eligibility in something like that. >> this perception question is really hard to question your arms around but maybe the biggest source of damage, long term -- am i right, mr. brennan, did you want to comment on that? >> the best exam spell to look at hurricankatrina about the impact on new orleans, the perception as the city a

walter riley is an oakland attorney marching for civil rights in the 60s stood surrounded by members of the national lawyers guild. they came to support his claims of excessive force by law enforcement. on the night of the mehserle verdict. >> i never formed a line in front of a police officer. never face-to-face with a police officer until this officer, in fact, choked me. >> reporter: a chp officer arrested him. susan harmon is a former school principal, demonstrating that night and arrested by an oakland police officer. >> hit me on the head with a baton. i still have a lump on the back of my head. >> she claims she was demonstrating peacefully. riley said he was just observing the crowd while walking towards his law office. >> the fact they busted people on thursday night is demonstration of what they want, what they want to promote violence. >> reporter: both are considering filing a suit. >> once deciding the level of vandalism and violence going on was a public safety threat, that is when he had too give the unlawfully order to dispercent. people had time to leave. >> and some

others shared their anger over law enforcement including walter riley you see being arrested in this video. oakland police listened to the allegations. a spokeswoman says the department has only received one formal complaint of police misconduct from the evening. >> we had police officers standing on the lines for hours taking rock, taking bottle, taking paint, being spit on and called names. and i think that we all saw that they practiced great restraint. >> reporter: they confirmed oak ltd police are -- oakland police are investigating the actions of two city council members. both part of the human chain that blocked police from moving up broadway. >> although they may have been out there for good purposes, you know, but the perception from a lot of my officers was they were interfering. they were making things worse. they were holding them back if actually doing their jobs. >> the reality is that i and hundreds of others people stood up to both -- [ indiscernible ] i think that's what was needed that night. >> reporter: coming up, you'll also hear from council member catlin about