we will be joined by senator adlai stevenson iii, the son of adlai stevenson. richard norton smith, before we leave the office, there are some things sitting around that we want to learn a little bit more about it. first of all, what is this a hand? >> stevenson said that he suffered from a bad case of hereditary politics. there are multiple to narrations of stevenson -- generations of stevensons in the story. the link in connection was a very powerful one. -- lincoln connection was a very powerful one. this is a cast of lincoln's hand. >> also on the desks is an address book. some of the names and this address book include eleanor roosevelt, jackie kennedy, john steinbeck. >> it hence -- he was a very unusual, a non-politician and a new ways. he -- in many ways. eventually, by millions of americans who proudly declared themselves stevensonians. >> standing between us is this old office chair. cabinetis stevenson's terror. he had an historic stand of the american passenger to the united nations. he was made a member of the cabinet, this is the chair that commem

we will be joined by senator adlai stevenson iii, the son of adlai stevenson. he is a 10 year senator from the state of illinois. richard norton smith, before we leave the office, there are some things sitting around that we want to learn a little bit more about. first of all, what is this a hand? >> stevenson said that he suffered from a bad case of hereditary politics. there are multiple generations of stevensons in the story. the lincoln connection was a very powerful one. this is a cast of lincoln's hand. part of the famous mast created in 1860. >> also on the desk is an address book. some of the names in this address book include eleanor roosevelt, jackie kennedy, john steinbeck. >> he was very unusual, a non- politician in many ways. millions of americans proudly declared themselves stevensonians. >> standing between us is this old office chair. >> this is stevenson's cabinet chair. he was made a member of the cabinet, this is the chair that commemorates that. somewhat difficult relationship that he had with the kennedy administration. >> you referred to

>> senator stevenson. let's start with you. >> dwight eisenhower has been quoted and recently by a member of his family as saying that if he had known adlai stevenson was to be the democratic candidate, he would not have run for president. i think on the large international issues, there was probably not a good deal of difference between them. one thing my father really felt strongly about richard nixon, he was loath to just about by everybody in washington. his strength was at the grass roots. after that incident and eisenhower's retention of richard nixon on the ticket, i think that caused some doubts in his mind about eisenhower. he respected eisenhower. dulles reluctantly made him an ambassador of the eisenhower administration so that in his travels run the world he could efficiently represent the united states. a difference between the democratic ex -- the democrats and eisenhower winning the of the party were the taft wing. if my father had been a president, you probably but have had the new frontier

>> senator stevenson.h you. >> dwight eisenhower has been quoted and recently by a member of his family as saying that if he had known adlai stevenson was to be the democratic candidate, he would not have run for president. i think on the large international issues, there was probably not a good deal of difference between them. one thing my father really felt strongly about richard nixon, he was loath just about by everybody in washington. his strength was at the grass roots. after that incident and -- after the checkers speech and eisenhower's retention of richard nixon on the ticket, i think that caused some doubts in his mind about eisenhower. he respected eisenhower. my father was such a figure in the world that john fosterdulles reluctantly made him an ambassador of the eisenhower administration so that in his travels run the world he could -- throughout the world he could efficiently represent the united states. a difference between the democratic ex -- the democrats and eisenhower winning the of --

former stevenson university lacrosse player in big trouble tonight.tevenson university today, hristopher scott is hardly a memory. pnything about him..." (5:00) "i think he was a good lacrosse player...." but these days, the 20-year news...for all the wrong moves.- &p inside his stevenson dorm room, pooice say, christopher scott was roollng while having sex with his visiting ggrlffiend. in court documents, she claims that chhistopher manipulated her into making a video.... and when it looked like she wasn't enjoying herselff....he made hhr do it again. when the couple split weeks llter.....poliie say scott was depressed over the break-up and was trying toobe hatefull so he went online and "everyone's in shock it aving 3 actualll hhppened...." guess its like a bad thing and not what you want the public to see and everything..." (13:41) (abell) "christopher scott left this school a few months after making that video. though its been more than a year, his girlfriend tells police the harrassement hasn't stopped." last month, police in pennsylvania arrrste

school officials did not have to look very far to expand. >> there was the name change to stevenson, and then a second campus and orange mills. now i chance to attract even more students. that is why they have bought the buildings just minutes from the warrants mills site. >> a think it is great because we are all about career orientation. it is in the pharmaceutical company. that is why we are all about bringing expenses in the classroom to the students. >> they are adding a hundred 68,000 square feet. >> there have been some really great growth over the years. the expansion will help us be able to specify within each major. >> it means a lot. a lot of things are happening here. everything is getting bigger. it feels good to me. >> the buildings will open to students and staff by the summer of 2013. brooks will move our school two sciences which has term -- expanded dramatically. we are moving into the large building. >> the school of design will also move to the new site. it is reassuring to know that a dynamic properties such as this, which was once used to manufacture of medicine

adlai stevens on the c-span series the contenders turn the stevenson family home in libertyville, illinois. live tonight at 8:00 eastern.ppp for ap preview in court emersed speeches, good or a special website for the series, c-span.org/the contenders. >> the senate banking house in an urban affairs committee held up rearing yesterday looking at military families in the financial hardships they face while serving, and putting predatory lending practices in the polls within current laws meant to protect military families. among the witnesses, holly petraeus, wife of cia director david petraeus. this is just under two hours. >> good morning. good morning. i'd like to have this hearing to

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a former stevenson lacrosse player.osted video of himself, having sex with an ex-girlfriend on the internet. >> reporter: denise, according to police, the former student here has said he was sorry for posting that sex video. but he still faces some major legal battles tonight. >> reporter: he's been called the "ex"from hell. former university of stevenson lacrosse player, faces charges of posting a video of sex he had with his girlfriend. police say it has students here buzzing. >> as you break up. just move on. don't post it and try to get back at it. >> if i was in his shoes, i wouldn't have tickets. >> according to the criminal complaint wjz obtained, scott told police he was over the protest and admitted to being hateful. admitted he was sorry. >> reporter: scott has not been a student here for more than a year. >> reporter: sot's exconfronted him about the video, after getting harassed and she said losing her job over it. he said he manipulated her into making it and continually tried to get her to do things for hi

ktvu's david stevenson is live where the voting results were just released a couple hours ago. >> he says he will hold for another four years. even with thousands of votes to be counted, ed lee said he made san francisco history. those results were released by the department of elections. after 11 round of tabulating results, ed lee won 68,721 votes. san francisco super visor came in second. that is 38.79% of the vote. at his party last night the mayor stopped just short of declaring victory. he held a strong lead ever since he announced he changed his mind to enter the race. based on the results, he won with a comfortable margin. >> the numbers are fairly accurate right now. i am confident that we can use the word victory right now. obviously sounds very good for -- the first elected asian mare of the city. >> like most first runners his margin grows with every round. i think it's same now that san francisco elected its first asian mayor. there are still votes to be counted and that will take several more days. but the votes are unlikely to sway the outcome. he will call his rivals

. >> reporter: it stretched from stevenson to new town square where they confiscated scott's computer. they found marijuana and child porn and drew strong reaction from neighbors there. >> it's awful. i feel so sorry for that girl. >> you don't do that to somebody else. >> reporter: the sex video has spread to dozens of web sites and tens of thousands of people have watched it. when police went to his home his mom answered the door and said he was out with his new girlfriend and her family. when he got back from that they questioned him. stevenson university wjz eyewitness news. >> scott is free on bail facing misdemeanor charges. >>> assassination attempt police say he was shooting to kill. he's accused of firing two shots at the white house last week with a semi automatic rifle. one of the bullets cracked a window. the president wasn't home at the time. convicted hernandez could spend the rest of his leaf behind bars. stepped up security for herman cain as he tried to win the republican nomination for the white house. they won't say if there's a threat against cane but he was threat

new at 6:00, ktvu's david stevenson in san francisco where the public defender is also hoping to get elected as mayor just days from now, david. >> reporter: the city's public defender is alleges more cases of police misconduct. though he admits the events come at add bad timing for him -- come at a bad timing for him. >> we're going to present several cases that show a disturbing pattern of theft. >> reporter: five people allege police stole cash and electronics. adachi also says richmond district officers used excessive force and lied on a police report after handcuffing grocery owner charles tran outside his store last august. >> the officer is the one that takes aggressive action against mr. tran and immediately takes him into custody. >> reporter: adachi held several press conferences earlier this year alleging police misconduct. he launched his mayoral campaign in august. today's allegations come five days before election day. >> i did consider delaying it until after the election to you know so there wasn't that perception, but you know after meeting with the individuals. they

wjz is live on the stevenson campus. mike hellgren has the investigation into the viral video that is getting nationwide attention. mike? >> reporter: mary, the former lacrosse player here says he's sorry for posting that video. but that's not enough to keep him out of legal trouble. >> it's been called the exfrom hell. christopher scott faces charms in connection with a sex video he made with his former girlfriend, then posted online as revenge when they broke up. police say he made that video on campus, and it has students here buzzing. >> if you break up, it's move on. don't post it and try to get back at it just because he broke up with you. >> if i was in his shoes, i have taken it to the extent that he did. i wouldn't have felt like, oh, maybe somebody bad can come out of this. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint wjz obtained, scott said he was depressed over his breakup and was trying to be hateful and admitted he was sorry. >> reporter: the university would not comment on the case but pointed out, sc

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, david. >>> in london, the strike by public sector workers erupted in violence. security guards pushed back protesters trying to storm an office building. demonstrators lit flares and held signs criticizing government. police arrested more than 50 people in demonstrations throughout the city. 2million took part in today's one-day general strike all over great britain. the public sector workers are not happywy government demands that they pay more and work longer for their pensions. the mass protest closed down most schools and limited treatment at most hospitals. >>> ahead why these people are gathered in gal park to make an appeal to -- in golden gate park to make an appeal to the governor. >>> it's official. crab season has begun as restaurants get local, concern frab. -- get local, fresh crab. keurig has over 200 varieties from 20 leading brands, including tully's. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew. >>> hello, skranton! [ cheers ]

. >>> ktvu's david stevenson is in san francisco where the frenzy shopping is getting an early start this year, david. >> reporter: frank just take a look the line stretching down into the corner. people have been lining up since this morning anxious to get a black friday special. this year some stores are saying customers don't have to wait overnight in the cold for a good deal. >> i'm looking to get the tv, they have a 42-inch flat screen tv for $199. >> reporter: campers outside this san francisco best buy says black friday is worth staying away from home. >> my daughter is cooking right now. hopefully she's bring us some food later. >> reporter: more retailers are opting to open earlier by welcoming customers inside on thanksgiving day. >> it's busy. i think people were out and about and they really wanted to go shopping on thanksgiving. a lot of customers were asking us if we're open for thanksgiving. >> reporter: san francisco's old navy flagship store today officered 3d glasses for customers. in daily city, the sports authority offered aggressive deals to create loyal customer

david stevenson is there now with the big name who headed back to shore after seeing what he thought was a shark, david. >> reporter: the competition wrapped up two hours ago on a date filled with world class surfing and worry about sharks and surfing conditions. the rip curl surf brought some of the biggest surfers. >> you see we tried san francisco because we think the surf is sometimes right there in the backyard in the middle of city. >> reporter: which made today's shark sighting surprising for some. dusty payne said he spotted a white shark while waiting for a wave. that prompted him to leave the water in the middle of a heat. >> we've seen dolphins earlier in the day it is really common to get them mixed up. >> reporter: still, they ordered a boat to monitor the waters. >> sharks are definitely in the area, however we have never had a shark attack out here at ocean beach. and rarely if ever we'll have a sighting of a shark. >> reporter: life guards say surf conditions caused a greater risk to those on the surf. >> these conditions, a warm day offshore winds and increasing swel

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >> thousands of people remain evacuated tonight near reno as firefighters try to control a wind driven wildfire. it started just after midnight southwest of the city. authorities evacuated 9500 people. an elderly man died of a heart attack. 25 homes have been damaged and two thousand acres burned. right now firefighters say they have the fire largely contained. >> stop the forward progress of the fire. want to caution everybody this doesn't mean that the fire is under control. >> snow fall tonight is helping firefighters. officials say resident is be able to return home tomorrow. >> wind is playing a key role in the fire and bill martin is tracking the conditions for us in the weather center. what are firefighters looking at > >> the wind was -- this is a wind driven deal. the wins gusted to 70 miles an hour. these are down slope winds coming off that back side of the sierra nevada. dropping down six, seven thousand feet. they heat and warm and speed up. this morning they were at 10 miles an hour and then went to 49 and right now the ch

david stevenson is live now at the school with how the boy thought his school about perseverance anddetermination, david. >> reporter: julie even until the end, this young man refused to let his disability keep him from living his life just like a normal kid. children wrote their farewell to yohan castro. we first met yohan in 2009. >> he brought out the best in everybody. >> reporter: he was 9 years old when we met him and far smaller than other children in his fourth grade class. >> fearless, fearless guy. sense of humor, and he was able to laugh at his own condition. >> reporter: despite his blindness, joham became an enthusiasm skateboarders taking tumbles in strides. >> i didn't know how to ride it, so my first time, and i stand on it i didn't fall. >> reporter: i think kids learned compassion, because they always watched out for yohan and they always made sure that he was safe. >> reporter: his idol proskateboarder tony hawk even sent him an autographed picture. but his illness continued to grow and on sunday he died at home in san francisco with his parents at his side. >> we'

david stevenson. >> alameda has federal voting monitors. they are here to make sure voting material is available in spanish and chinese. monitors will also in parts of mississippi, texas, ohio and massachusetts. >>> and stay with us for complete election coverage tonight. we will bring you the latest in the big races including the race for mayor of san francisco. >> a ruptured pipeline, tom is live at the site where residents say they could smell trouble before the pipeline burst. >> reporter: you can really smell it now. this is the worst kind of surprise, finding you live on or near a pipeline. residents knew they lived near a weapons station but what about almost on top of a major pipeline? >> i didn't know there was any kind of lines, not this close to my home. >> no idea until yesterday. >> reporter: they now know a leaking pipeline is the cause of the smell. some say they have smelled it for weeks. >> it's just a smell just -- not something that i have smelled before and that is concerning. >> the wind comes into our kitchen and patio

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> occupy cal protesters are holding an assembly at this hour at uc berkeley to vote on whether to set up their tents today. i want to show you a live picture right now of this gathering. the protesters are demonstrating rising tuition fees and cuts to education. you can see a large group out here on the steps of sprawl hall on the campus of uc berkeley right now. now at about -- this all comes after this mortgage's raid which happened at 3:30 a.m. u.s. police and other officers cleared out about 20 tents. two people were arrested on that early morning raid. a university spokesperson told ktvu that administrators are now trying to work out an agreement with protesters. >>> protesters raised their voices in support of the 99% and encouraged people to move their money out of big banks. >> ♪ >> more than 100 protesters rallied on north main street at about 11:30 this morning. they chanted and held signs that read rest in peace middle class and capitalism eight democracy. >>> there were protests around the country to

big changes for stevenson university. they closed a deal to expand its already growing campus.evenson has purchased new buildings close to its owings mills site to convert into a school of science and design. >> the lady maryland will spend the winter months on land for repairs. she is next to the waterfront museum but is scheduled to return to the water in mid march. is used to teach students about the environment. it felt a coast guard inspection. -- it failed a coast guard inspection. 50 degrees on tv hill. >> police looking for four suspects wanted for kidnapping and raping a teenage girl. >> bullets at the white house. a shooting and now an arrest. >> it will be a breezy and chilly deck with perhaps a couple of snowflakes. >> the accident on 32 is now >> the accident on 32 is now >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. get ready for the cold air. >> right now it is not that bad. but the time the drive home from w

second quarter, the dump to stevenson. and look at the empty space. 5-yard touchdown. game tied at 7. the ducks strike back like they always do. 21 unanswered points. 14-7 oregon. 30 seconds left in the second. thomas throws his third t.d. oregon's offense, 394 yards in the first half. they win and host ucla on friday. >> well, we may have an nba season after all. we'll hear from the negotiatings table, and the sharks and canucks going at it, and they also played and hockey. we goñsñsñsñsñsñsñsú >> mike: sharks and can numbers two teams with history. they don't like each other. win chser and volpotti, dropping the gloves, then deshare -- the great pass, tied at 1. in the second. sedin, the pass. check out the replay. neimi couldn't get over in time. canucks up 2-1. 50 seconds later, albert from the point. a lot of snapping going on. canucks win 3-2. >> may have basketball after all. nba players and owners reached a tentative agreement to end their 149-day lockout, penning approval from both sides of the table. the two sides met for more than 15 hours yester

as ktvu david stevenson tells us, the plan is not being understood, it's also bringing a concern withsan francisco. eastbound oak and westbound -- most are usually packed with cars sharing revenue in the high school. >> i mostly feel safe. but i definitely had the entire age of really respective interactions. >> bicycle traffic grown in this neighborhood by as much as 40% over the past few years. so much so that the san francisco municipal transportation authority can now consider traffic. >> it's not necessary, not everybody needs to go in a private car, often, all by themselves. >> the proposal is not going over well with some drivers. >> it's not sáeuzable. it's crazy. the san francisco needs to realize that real heel get out here. this - - the san francisco needs to realize the reel heel. it has been a testimony to the lit cal pour of testament that san francisco had added 15- thousand miles. >> i think it's a goal that we're seeing americans anation as pyre to. the leader of the day, authority rice rad bin. another avid months. >> we don't want to go on the board and say cycling

the buses will be allowed to use the shoulder and marked sections of the stevenson only when traffic in the regular lanes is going last 34 mi. an hour when driving on that shoulder buses cannot travel faster than 35 mi. per hour >>did cicero town president larry dominick killed his friend get no bit no contract plumbing jobs? the town awarded george hunter and a licensed plumber more than $2 million of sewer deals the cicero spokesman says dominic had no role in the hiring of his longtime friend but the chicago sun-times reports that larry dominick ran a business with his friend george hunter the company hired six of larry dominick relatives federal officials are investigating cicero richter former handyman won a lawsuit who said he was fired as a result of political retribution >>it's the bears and the eagles on monday night football both teams are looking for their third straight win and to keep pace in the nfc playoff race dan roan is live in philadelphia ... >>for the eagles it's do or die they need this whenin.. espn televises the gungame tonight ... there are many stars in the

ktvu's david stevenson is here now with what voters didn't do. >> reporter: the election is over but numbers are coming in and it's raising questions how the how future candidates will run their campaigns. >> reporter: all the votes cast in san francisco are counted. today the man in charge said voters offered up twists. >> i was surprised by the attention. i thought the voters would follow suit and it didn't happen. >> reporter: voter turn out stands at 40%. and they had 42% after ballots were counted. there is typically a 50% ton out. 28% of voters were bullet voters. only picking a single candidate. >> we call our selve as involved town. the numbers don't hold up that thesis. >> he says the high turn outamong asian voters offers a lesson. >> with 40% turn out it means 60% of registered voters weren't motivated. if either the left or right in san francisco chooses to put together a permanent group of voters, they can shift the next election. >> reporter: the mare's political pick will have to run for office next november. >> he wants to make sure whoever he supports has a lot of su

as ktvu david stevenson tells us, the plan is not being understood, it's also bringing a concern withsan francisco. eastbound oak and westbound -- most are usually packed with cars sharing revenue in the high school. >> i mostly feel safe. but i definitely had the entire age of really respective interactions. >> bicycle traffic grown in this neighborhood by as much as 40% over the past few years. so much so that the san francisco municipal transportation authority can now consider traffic. >> it's not necessary, not everybody needs to go in a private car, often, all by themselves. >> the proposal is not going over well with some drivers. >> it's not sáeuzable. it's crazy. the san francisco needs to realize that real heel get out here. this - - the san francisco needs to realize the reel heel. it has been a testimony to the lit cal pour of testament that san francisco had added 15- thousand miles. >> i think it's a goal that we're seeing americans anation as pyre to. the leader of the day, authority rice rad bin. another avid months. >> we don't want to go on the board and say cycling

ktvu's david stevenson is there and tells us what happened right after that sighting. david-- >> reporter: frank this competition kicked off with a bang with a shark sighting that prompted that world class surfer to head back to shore. >> the rip curl prosearch brought world class surfers to san francisco's ocean beach. one of those surfers said he got an ugly welcome to these waters this morning. >> he believed he saw a shark when he was getting off of a wave. >> reporter: dusty payne told officials he spotted a shark in the water. that prompted him to come out of the water during a competition. >> we've seen dolphins in the water and you can mistake them for sharks. >> reporter: but the surfer it was not a dolphin. >> that's something we wouldn't wish on anybody. but it's mother nature out there. >> reporter: the national park service this morning scrambled a zodiac boat and ski patrol after payne's report. they assured competitors that the action on the water was safe to continue. >> sharks are definitely in the area, however we've never had a shark attack out here

the contract and pipe installation on new mcgovern, stevenson, to the lowest qualified responsive better to replace renewed aging water pipes. -- the waste-water facility alighting efficiency at no. friends the oceanside to replace aging high intensity lighting features with high efficiency light a meeting diode fixtures for a contract of $500,093. -- 500900 -- 5000 -- >> so moved. >> we have no speaker cards. >> all those in favor? >> opposed? the motion carries. >> the next item is regular business. discussion of possible action to authorize the general manager to enter into equipment lease purchases with bank of america not to exceed $8,291,070.87 in qualified energy conservation bonds and $6,600,000 in new, clean grenoble energy bonds for installation of qualified equipment in the office building project at 525 golden gate ave. and authorized legislation to the board of supervisors for review and approval. >> good afternoon. i am the deputy chief financial officer. i have a few slides, mr. secretary. we have two requests before you today bundled as one item. we have to capital financ

david stevenson to tell you how the stores are bringing in the shoppers before the meal has gone cold. >> this year more retailers are saying shoppers don't have to wait overnight in the cold to spend their cash. these san francisco shoppers cranked up a portable generator and huddled under a tent outside this best buy store. they hope to catch the games while waiting to buy a bigger tv at midnight. >> the deal for the tv is $200 for 42-inches. >> reporter: a line of 200 people camped out waiting for the black friday sale. >> there'll be food at home waiting for me, so i wouldn't really miss it much. >> reporter: the retail federation reports 200 million americans will shop black friday weekend up from 198 million last year. this year, more of the nation's retailers are giving consumers a head start opting to open thanksgiving morning or before midnight to lure in a growing number of shoppers hungry for bargains instead of turkey. flashy thanksgiving day sales are a tradition. >> we have people who are coming before or after their dinner. we get people who don't observe thanksgiving.

david stevenson will tell us what these part time protesters are doing to help out the cause. >>> tomorrow is what is being called bank transfer day. urging people to take their money out of big banks, allie rasmuss is here and tell us who can benefit from this. >> reporter: other credit unions have taken ads like these urging people to drop their banks and switch to credit unions. today we caught up to a group of people heeding that call. a group of 40 parents marched to the wells fargo branch. >> i've been a customer for 17 year, i'm going to go withdraw my money. >> reporter: along the rout, drivers honked in support and even employees from other banks applauded. >> my children, they know how to share. and we need the big banks and the 1% to share too. >> reporter: minie ho was one of many customer showing support by taking their money. >> i think if there's people taking their money and putting their money in alternative areas, the bank will have to become good citizens. >> reporter: but wells fargo says they are good citizens. they say last year they donated to nonprofits. but the peo

we begin with ktvu's david stevenson. he's live at ed lee's election coverage. >> reporter: i'm actually standing outside the restaurant in a moment. more on that in a moment. about a half hour ago, mayor ed lee essentially declared victory on this with more results to be coming in. but essentially he said that the city wants more of what his administration has had to officer. here is a look at more video we shot from inside. you can see supporters, ed lee family's joining him on stage as people celebrated the early results coming in as you mentioned. the mayor's appearance came after those early results indicated he had obtained about 30% of the mail in ballots. but again not quite enough to avoid triggering the other process that's going to take place in this with ranked choice voting. joining us right now out in the parking lot at the victory party is mayor ed lee. we want to thank you for making time for us. you ended upcoming out here because there was quite a bit of crowds with reporters a lot of questions pressing

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stevenson. thank you for your service, sir. fortunately, there are heroes out there looking out for the rest of us. tonight we salute one. >> society requires laws in order. policemen are the heroes who uphold that order. but even they can make mistake. >> new charges have been filed against the plifrp who admits to confiscating marijuana and then baking it in brownies. >> i don't know what's in the brownies and i think time is going by really, really, really slow. >> so when the police fall down on the job, who stands up for us? meet jimmy justice. >> i only carry a video camera with me wherever i go and any time i see a police officer doing something wrong, i can film it and put it on youtube for the world to see. >> you just broke the law! >> jimmy's gotcha videos have garnered millions of hits on youtube. enough to earn jimmy justice the title "difference maker." who is jimmy justice? >> i'm just your average new yorker who's sick and tired of watching the police department abuse their power, abuse their authority superman

our live team coverage starts with david stevenson from the city where the mayor is being careful about imminent police officer action. >> reporter: we're live at the scene here in downtown san francisco at herman plaza where people are gathering to celebrate the two month anniversary of the occupy movement. everyone as the city government says they are ready to evict this camp. san francisco this afternoon served a final notice that the encampment in front of the federal reserve must pack up its tents or face consequences. >> they are now not in compliance. we have to get ourselves ready. >> ready for what is unclear. major ed lee today declined to say when the tents lining the park might be removed by police. with an estimate 199 tents, public health officials say the camp on the plaza is a health hazard. the mayor says it's not enough. >> the meetings we've had have been very instrucktive because it indicates to us too that their leadership is not as solidifies as we expected them to be now. >> reporter: the mayor is frustrated that previous agreements to limit the number and locatio

stevenson goes 15 yards. three scores all in the fourth. the beavers upset the huskies 38-21. >>> houston, this kid hoping to boost keenum's bid. cougars finally find the end zone late in the second. 36-yard run. cougarring up at the half. keenum gets going in the third. 6 points. in the fourth, chase does it by himself. 16-yard run. keenum throws for 318 yards and accounts for two scores and the cougars win 37-7. >>> harvard showing off its wit and strength against yale today. quarterback doing it all. fakes a handoff. takes it in. that tied the game at 7. in the second, 20-yard score. 24-7 harvard at the half. the crimson bury the bulldogs. three scores, harvard scores 45 unanswered points to win in a blowout. they won nine straight games and are now 9-1. usc and oregon on deck. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 4:00 o'clock. i'm alan wong. >> thank you for joining us and saturday night football is next. the big game.

second quarter, the dump to stevenson. and look at the empty space. 5-yard touchdown.ment to end their 149-day lockout, penning approval from both sides of the table. the two sides met for more than 15 hours yesterday and announced today they agreed on a deal but haven't been big on the specifics. a 66-game season will begin on christmas. the players need to drop their antitrust lawsuit before voting on the deal. there's still drug testing and other issues that need to be sorted out. >> the most important key, thing, here is that our fans and the support from the people -- that's where a lot of this credit goes to, the efforts that have been made have been largely with them in mind. >> mike: now with your toyota sports report, more from conditional football including a great comeback by san jose state to knock off fresno out. stick around. i know you two don't have a choice. >> alan: is andrew luck going to win a heisman? >> mike: a tagsup like -- tossup like no other year. between him and trent richardson. >> coming up. a toxic residue a meth lab left behind. can be c

the queue for the bridge down, because i was curious about this question and stevenson associates. were the other two, are they based in the area? >> i believe steven and associates is san francisco- based. cal christian, i do not show it in my notes as san francisco, but they could be regional. mr. allen says they are oak land-based. supervisor mar anyone: anyone fm the public that would like to speak? francisco decasto. >> may i have the overhead, please? i was here earlier for the plans and programs. i was paying attention to the presentation, and i brought to the attention of those that are for dissipating in the deliberations that i seek no bicycle lights, and no mention was made about a huge project that is a specific hospital in director of environmental justice advocacy, i am very much interested in critical data link to pollution. none of those questions were asked, because the presentation was rather general, and i think that is the prerogative of the board of supervisors. i am bringing it over here, because we need to pay attention to this project, and we need to, rather

we begin with ktvu's david stevenson.s live at ed lee's election coverage. >> reporter: i'm actually standing outside the restaurant in a moment. more on that in a moment. about a half hour ago, mayor ed lee essentially declared victory on this with more results to be coming in. but essentially he said that the city wants more of what his administration has had to officer. here is a look at more video we shot from inside. you can see supporters, ed lee family's joining him on stage as people celebrated the early results coming in as you mentioned. the mayor's appearance came after those early results indicated he had obtained about 30% of the mail in ballots. but again not quite enough to avoid triggering the other process that's going to take place in this with ranked choice voting. joining us right now out in the parking lot at the victory party is mayor ed lee. we want to thank you for making time for us. you ended upcoming out here because there was quite a bit of crowds with reporters a lot of questions pressing you

adlai stevenson is featured this week on "the contenders." from the stevenson family home in illinois. live at 8:00 eastern. for more, go to our special website for the series, c- span.org/thecontenders. >> i think obviously reading the right books is usually helpful, but reading the wrong book can be an education as well. like seeing a bad movie. good to see what is done wrong so you can avoid those faults yourself. >> stacy schiff won a pulitzer prize and spent time with simon and schuster. >> publishers out there are desperate for a new book to publish and an exciting new offered to publish. there should be an norma's hope for what is yet to be done. >> more with schiff sunday night on "q&a." >> this is the formal part, filling out the declaration of candidacy, which has been completed, except for your signature. >> all the need is a signature. i can do that. >> this is the filing fade. -- fee. >> we did this every four years. >> you got a great secretary of state. you've done great job. we appreciate your leadership and we will make sure

. >> jeffrey stevenson tells me he has been homeless for years but will not be going to the shelter at the army base. instead they will leave and return. >> go to berkeley? there's "occupyies all over the world right now. >> ryan says the crackdown in oakland will not drown out the main message of the "occupy" movement. >> be with your buddies. you don't tell them how your late on your car expaiment your mortgage is overdue, but because of this movement they actually talked about it. >> for some residents there's hope the camps will close down once and for all. the says thefts are misplaced. the drug use and violence and other problems attract bid the camps are making things worse. >> our city leaders can do very little when we don't have a tax base. we're trying to bring businesses here but this is a deterrent. >> it should be mentioned that today spokesperson for the oakland police departments and city hall have not been available for comment so we do not know any official timeline on any coming action. the mood at the "occupy" camp has changed significantly today than in days past.