ktvu's david stevenson reports. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry drew a crowd to san francisco last night. when asked whether he believes home investmentiallity is a dis- - homosexuality is a disorder. >> i may have the coding that i am declined to be a alcoholic but i have the desire not to do that and i look at the homosexual issue the same way. the comments drew furious responses. >> to compare it to alcoholism was frustrating to hear. >> dumb statements like that encourage the violence and the oppression of a significant number of people who live in texas. >> reporter: they indicated support for therapy for gays and lesbians. they asked whether he thinks they could be cured by prayer or counseling. >> i don't know. i don't. i am not a doctor. >> it does not work and it is damaging to people who are subjected to it and undermines people's mental health. >> reporter: his remarks drew angry responses on twitter. he called on him to apologize. they did not respond to our request for comment this afternoon. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> criminal cha

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a new 911 dispatch center was just unveiled in oakland. alex savidge was there and joins us live to show us some of the new features aimed and improving communication communication between dispatchers and police officers. >> reporter: the dispatchers are certainly the life line for people who are in an emergency. they say these upgrades will make it easier to take critical information from 911 callers and transfer that information to police officers in the field and today we got a look inside the newly redone communications center. work began about a year ago to overhaul the police call center with new radio and computer systems and a large video wall's here that allows dispatchers to share information with each other. the work stations have been redesigned with ergonomics in mind to help with repetitive stress injuries. there's information about shooting that's shown in realtime on a large screen and can be more easily relayed to officers. dispatchers say the process is stream lined at every step. >> having all of these screens,

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> early tomorrow morning we should learn the official cause of the asiana plane crash at happened a year ago. three people were killed and 180 were injured when the plane crash on landing. the ntsb will release findings based on reports from the data recorders, air traffic control, videos and the pilots. >> you have interviews from the pilots telling us their accounts and you have information -- >> investigators said the plane was flying too low and too slow. the ntsb will make recommendations. and you can watch live coverage of the hearing tomorrow on ktvu channel 2 news morning news and mornings on 2. a reporter will be at the hearing when the report is released and we will stream it live on www.ktvu.com and posting live updates on twitter and facebook. >>> justice for the family of a thudler struck and -- toddler struck and killed by a stray bullet in a gang shooting. two gang members killed carlos nava. ktvu's noelle walker was in the courtroom as the defendants heard the word guilty. >> thanks for asking. >> we are deeply disappointed by thi

reporting live from san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we are hearing from family members of the little boy. >> he was full of life. like any young life. always running. sweet spirit. always smiling. >> he is his uncle. the family is relying on their faith to help them get through this difficult time. the family arrived home on saturday. family says there has been a huge outpouring of support. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. police radios cutting in and out hindering communication between police officers and headquarters and it has been going on for 48 hours. the police department is trying to figure out what led to a communications break down with their police radio system over the weekend. ktvu's allie rasmus explains what went wrong. >> reporter: caution tape marked the site of a shooting investigation in berkeley saturday night. after police arrived here their radio system broke down. >> garbled or you couldn't hear at all. dead spots. >> reporter: police officers association president says it is normal for audio to drop from time to time but saturday was different. >> th

ktvu's david stevenson spoke to the men who called the police department and wined that arrest. david? -- witnessed that arrest. david? >> reporter: the suspect is in jail on a $1.3 million bail and the tipsters are tonight crediting video posted to youtube. >> reporter: after 7 years in san francisco he says he knows his customers so he did a double take when police posted to youtube surveillance video of a suspect in several fires. >> i kept looking at that face and say he looks like he was in here a few times. >> reporter: they spotted the suspect outside the deli wednesday as they reviewedviewed the surveillance video. >> he noticed the person walking by and said that is the guy. that is the guy. sure enough his physique was the same. >> i spotted him right away. quick. >> reporter: he called police. officers arrested the 47-year- old as he approached this bridge west of the deli. >> there was a number of plane clothed policemen that surrounded him. >> at this point we believe we have the soul person who is responsible for the dangerous crimes. >> police suspect him in four

reporting in san francisco, david stevenson. >> the ntsb blames pilot mismanagement. that mismanagement was a basic flying mistake. john fowler is live now at the oakland airport with an inside look at what happened from the pilots perspective, john. >> reporter: we spoke to a pilot and he put it bluntly. >> it's a rookie mistake. it's something that i would expect from a new pilot. >> reporter: gave me a dramatic demonstration of what the asiana pilot did so wrong. >> a little high, pull tower. like he did. >> reporter: this ntsb animation shows the airliner too high, too close. power off and diving. >> now you've got 700,000 pounds of airplane desending too quickly. >> reporter: moments later too low. note four red lights and too slow to avoid a crash. >> 10445 contact. >> reporter: we also got low intentionally on our flight. four red lights but kemp reacted. >> i'm going to go ahead and put power back in. >> reporter: attention to power, speed and altitude the most basic flying -- flying skills could have brought the pilot back on target. it disconnected auto thro

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> prosecutors announced a plea deal today in the stabbing case of aldon smith. he pleaded no contest to weapons charges in connection with a 2012 incident. smith, scene here last month, is expected to -- seen here last month is expected to be sentenced july 25. today prosecutors said he pleaded no contest oo stabbing smith. he -- to stabbing smith. he is expected to be sentenced next month. >>> two brush fires burned near homes. investigators plan to be back at the scene tomorrow. the first started friday and investigators think it may have been set in a couple different locations. a second fire burned yesterday off of highway 101. investigators are looking into a report of a car parked along the highway at the time of the fire. >> at this point in time there is nothing to connect them with earlier fires but it is a concern and something the investigators will be looking into. >> one fire was damaged in the fires, anyone who may have seen anything suspicious is asked to call the fire department or the sheriff's department. >>> a large landscaping

ktvu's david stevenson joins us now with the emotional ceremony. >> reporter: he was a few units shy of his degree when he was killed. today the student was awarded a bachelor of arts degree in international relations in a ceremony attended by family. his mother accepted the diploma on his behalf. he was shot to death by a neighborhood after he entered the man's apartment miss taking it for his own. the neighbor was arrested and released. prosecutors said there is inficient evidence to charge him. today was a day of celebration. >> he is getting his degree and he earned it. it means a lot to us. and him. i know he is looking down at us. >> reporter: the family describe him as a huge giants fan and he was buried in a giant's jersey. hy is the -- he is the first member of the family to receive a college degree. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco says it has taken a quantum leap forward in managing parking with demand pricing. they released the results of a program. it included new meters that accept credit cards and pay by phone options and in some areas they exper

let's get the young man home to his family and we'll go from there. >> lance stevenson there. >>> can you give us a sense of what bowe's life was like in idaho, in his home down? . >> reporter: well, he was homeschooled as we understand. he wasn't inquisitive young man, well read, widely read, interested in the outdoors, curious about survival techniques - fishing, hunting, hiking, et cetera, and seemed to have a facility for language and a hunger to learn about other cultures. he was a fence are, took up fencing. he knot involved with the local ballet, because someone realised he was a big beefy dude, might be able to throw the ballet dancers in the air. joined the troupe, loved that, a very sensitive loved youngian. >> allen schauffler in idaho. thank you. i'll go to our international averages contributor. juan, good to see you. your thoughts on the press conference? >> it was a poignant moment. it recalls the past moments when war grinds to a halt and we get the p.o.w.s out. we talked about the criticism, it's ongoing. your thoughts on the republican criticism over the exchange of

stevenson. >> public comment? >> opportunity for members of the public to address the board. mr. winer. that's the only person who has turned in a speaker card. >> winer. >> herbert winer. one thing that is interesting about this report and i grab the density with the factor in this evaluation but we have the second highest density to new york city and i would have liked to see new york city in this and also chicago who has a good transportation system which i'll enjoy this weekend. also has a good system. those are major cities that should be compared. now, another factor regarding our density and this is very important. the bus runs that existed 40 years ago reflected a density of the city, but the transit effectiveness projects does is removes it from the neighborhoods and thins out and does not reflect the density of the neighborhoods. this is a major problem and i think what we have to do is we have to address this. so these are the aspects of the report that i'm noting and i hope the board notes it too. thank you. >> thank you, certificate. anyone else like to address the b

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david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a san francisco police s.w.a.t. team is where two suspected armed robbers may be barricaded inside a building. these shots from news chopper 2 show officers heading to a building on catalina street. around midday workers say two men robbed them of phones and wallets. they say one had a gun. >>> continuing coverage on muni's sick out in san francisco. just a third of the city's buses were up and running today, that left thousands of people trying to get around san francisco stranded. ktvu's paul chambers is right now on one of the packed muni buses. i can imagine you found a lot of frustration today. >> reporter: that is so true. i have one frustrated person. not very frustrated. becky you were saying? >> from a economic perrive, this is one of the hardest -- perspective, this is one of the hardest cities to live in, and i think they deserve anything that they need. >> reporter: you don't mind this? >> no. i don't. most of them don't even live here. we have drivers coming from stockton to work here. and serve our cit

. >> all right, so moved the second from commissioner stevenson and, all of no, sir favor, say aye.. >> aye. >> opposed? >> thank you, david. >> for everything. >> monica if you could call the last items, 14, 15, 16 combined. >>announcements. (information and discussion) 15. president's announcements. (information and discussion) 16. new business/future agenda items. (information, discussion and possible action). >> on my end, any announcements in the future agenda items? >> thoughts? >> commissioners josefowitz? >> i just want to thank our dear president for organizing what i thought was a tremendous joint meeting. and we have been here for a very long time now. and not as long as that longer meeting that went on for bloody ever. but, for the pleasantly for this time and thank you very much for organizing that i think that it is tremendous that we can do some more and i think that there are exciting things and opportunities that came out of that. >> glad to do that and, thank you for the feedback. and you know, you sit there through a long meeting and you are wondering, how we are d

stevenson. at&t has failed to demonstrate any public interest benefits from the transaction, and in large part, he argues the buildup you are speaking about is 13 million customers enhancements rather than build was part of your capital investment anyway. not specific to this merger. how manypeak to this? filled out for new customers? isn't something you plan to do anyway and not specific to the merger? not to say it is not a good thing. and you respond to that. i went through earlier what specifically have made. they are in financial comments. meet -- 300 million people. all of that is baseline. we are finishing that construction now. the 15 million broadband either enhancements or editions are all incremental. the team million is split. 13 million this technology we are very enthusiastic about. fixed wireless local loop. interesting name for the technology. it is taking advantage of areas where we have significant spectrum. we are deploying the technology and using wireless to deliver 15-20 me

as our david stevenson first reported last week, investigators found a 22- caliber gun with its serial number filed off in his san francisco apartment. the indictment includes felony charges that chamberlain possessed an unregistered weapon, as well as another destructive device. his defense attorney has said chamberlain needs mental health treatment. chamberlain is set to be back in court on monday. >>> in iraq today, insurgents captured two towns northeast of baghdad and the united nations humans rights chief says her office is getting reports militants in the city of mosul have rounded up and execute you had iraqi soldiers and civilians. president obama today spoke of military assistance, but as reporter justin gray tells us, he was firm about not sending u.s. troops back to iraq. >> reporter: no troops on the ground, but options like air and drone strikes are on the table, as president obama tries to deal with the growing crisis in iraq. >> we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq, but i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options. >>

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> former teacher goes on trial after accused of molesting hisdents. 150 counts against him, how victims say he managed to avoid any suspicion. >>> how this yellow pipe and very provocative video ads may help with the drought. >> it could be the difference between having a child with autism and not. the new risk factors research uncovered. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >>> former elementary school teacher smiled in court today, accused of molesting a dozen students. he held a position of trust in the community now joseph martin is accused of molesting 14 male students. ktvu's allie rasmus was in the courtroom

plus rebecca stevenson tracking weather. >> when it comes to storms, they are impressive.ornados rips across iowa and missouri. i show you where the storms are headed, and tropical storm development. that is next. >>> welcome back. facebook published details of a vast social experiment performed on users. the social media company manipulated information on 700,000 home pages. researchers found they could make people feel better if they filtered in positive content. negative content made them feel worse. the study was done with scientists from cornell and california, but not with the users knowledge, causing a number of online protests. in a statement facebook said: >>> let's talk about the war on drugs. it's been further for decades. police in seattle are trying a new approach. instead of offering handcuffs, they are giving sound advice. >> reporter: seattle police patrol the streets on bikes. >> are you doing okay. >> looking for and talking to people using or dealing did you suggest. they encounter skyler. >> what is your drug of choice? . >> reporter: they are familiar

and rebecca stevenson joins us, we are talking high temperatures. >> we are. sacramento up to ring 100 degrees or more. how long that will last and where the thunder storms brought tornado to colorado. that is next. >>> welcome back. let's take you to arizona where hundreds of immigrant children are living on their own in a shelter near the mem can border -- mexican border. they were taken there after the children illegally crossed into texas. >> reporter: more than 700 unaccompanied minors are shelledered in a holding center -- sheltered in a holding center. homeland security is scrambling to bring in mattresses, portable bathrooms and other matter. >> it seems at the end of this year we'll have maybe tripple that we have in the last year. >> reporter: it's part of a surge of children crossing from mexico. the influx of 48,000 travelling on their own overwhelmed the border patrol. last month they sent immigrant from texas to arizona. they are outraged. brewer released a statement calling on president obama to secure the southern border with mexico. if the bar

david stevenson, ktvu news. >> ktvu has learned that the arson unit should be getting money they neede money is enough for two more investigators bringing the total to six. five years ago there were 11 investigators. >>> the quality of life should be improving in one bay area neighborhood where crime and other problems have been blamed on one family. >> something will be done so that this does not happen again. >> reporter: how a community came together to force out a neighborhood nuisance. >>> abortion clinics and free speech. >>> a reminder you can get ktvu news to go, download the app quick on live icon and watch all of our newscast live on your mobile device. >>> health clinics that offer abortions have been a flash point in a long national debate. now the u.s. supreme court has stepped into the fight. today the justices rejected so called buffer zones outside clinic that are designed to keep women from being harassed. it is a case out of massachusetts. >> reporter: this clinic in hayward has put up fences like many others across the country and also a sign that says it is against

meteorologist rebecca stevenson is coming up. plus... >> i'm at copa cobbana beach. i'll tell you about argentina's world cup debut. >>> it's day four of the world cup action in brazil. here are the results wash wash switzerland won. lionel messi scored the winning goal for argentina in their match. argentina won 2-1. millions around the world tuned in it see lionel messi play. the focus is on the soccer field, one group off the field is fighting stereotypes linked to poor brazilians, we go to rio de janeiro for more. >> hello, here at copacabana you can see the people celebrating. they are one of the most anticipated in argentine event. they are not disappointed. thousands are here in brazil. they showed up for the games, dressed in the colours of the argentine flag. some paid up to $800 for scalpers. those that did not make if into the stadium watched from the screens. there are a group of arge times here to cheer, another kind offed world cup. >> reporter: on copa cobana beach, fans called for intervention before argentina's world cup debut. high above in the fave

ktvu's david stevenson was in san francisco today where he found a lot of people who were upset with governor perry. >> reporter: governor perry had a commonwealth talk on energy. perry said sexual or generallation is a choice. >> i may have the genetic coding that i'm inclined to be an alcoholic but i have the desire not to do that. i look at the homo sexual that same way. >> dumb statements like that really encourage violence and the oppression the significant number of people who live in texas. >> reporter: the texas republican party this month indicated support for repairtive therapy. an audience member asked perry whether he thinks gays and lesbians can be cured by prayer or health? >> i don't know. i'm not a psychologist or doctor. >> it really undermines people's mental health. makes people feel depressed and isolated. >> reporter: gavin newsom called for him to apologize. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and at ktvu.com we have posted more on the governor's comments just look for the hot topic section right on the front page. >>> new jersey governor chris christie wi

meteorologist rebecca stevenson is following its track. and apple is known for new and innovative ideas. how will the stock split pan out? we'll see if it's a good move. ood move. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? well, what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test by now. now you could have done it twice. this is awkward. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >> okay so new threats of severe weather tonight as a storm system actually moves

rebecca stevenson is here looking at the forecast of the weather. >> we have strong storms. kansas, northern iowa. coming up, i'll show you where the severe weather conditions, and june 1st. several starts for several things. that is coming up next. saturday on techknow. the earthquake business, it's similar to the weather business. understanding our earth. but everything happens faster. limiting disaster. these are the guts of the early warning system. saving lives. having 30 seconds of advanced warning is like a lifetime. techknow, every saturday go where science meets humanity. this is some of the best driving i've ever done, even thought i can't see. techknow. we're here in the vortex. saturday, 7:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> there are new allegations of corruption in the 2022 world cup to be held in qatar. the british paper, the "sunday times", is accusing a former president of paying bribes. qatar beat out the united states. qatar's world cup organizers released a statement saying the f.i.f.a. vice president accused of paying bribes: we do want to mentio

but first david stevenson on the lessons for first responders, david. >> reporter: yeah, ke

ktvu's david stevenson is here now with the common factor in the robberies. david? >> reporter: investigators say a teenager girl and adult man were made to get on the ground and kicked and robbed at this intersection. police tell tus may be one of three violent robberies -- tell us it may be one of three violent robberies committed by the same suspects. >> reporter: police say the 1:00 a.m. armed robbery may be the first of a series done today by the same suspects. in two hours there were three robberies committed within one mill and investigators -- miles and investigators say the robbers were violent. police say the suspects are two hispanic men driving a four door sedan. two hours after the first incident they pulled up to a man and girl at this intersection. >> ordered them down to the ground. robbed them and kicked them and assaulted them as well. >> the victims were transported to the hospital. 15 minutes later a third robbery and assault with the same suspects and car description was reported on telegraph hill. >> we nev felt -- never feltthettened. >> resid

i said, but i am a stevenson supporter. they said, not here. [laughter] winsorgia, if stevenson richard russell appoints the federal judges. if eisenhower wins, we get to nominate the judges. bevy of southern judges that really saved the nation were all republican appointees. -- as a is this historian, i am so glad that lbj has all those amazing tapes. if those tapes didn't exist, people would be pushing a consensus that johnson never had his heart in any of those things. if there is one thing that overshadows the tendency of race to determine how we reform, it is our tendency to miss remember race. i was taught the civil war had nothing to do with lavery. those tapes preserve the intimacy of johnson's feelings. we really need a balance. i think race -- johnson shows that race was the gateway to a broader freedoms for lots of other people. it opened the door for the women's movement, for the disability movement, things that are hard to imagine. couldn't serven on juries. they couldn't dream of going to ivy league schools, let alone west point.

rebecca stevenson has the details. >> two tornado were reported in central iowa.ow we see the storms making their way eastward. we have tropical development coming up, near florida. >>> new orleans's police are locking for suspects after nine were shot on the streets this morning. two men got into an argument. one pulled out a gun and fired at another, before entering his gun into the french quarter crowd. nine were injured, one woman in critical condition. authorities are using surveillance to help in the investigation >>> residents of midwestern states may have to wait a few days for much-needed fair weather. the mississippi has been pushed into flood stage in minneapolis. the area around waterville was hit hard, despite efforts to protect homes and businesses with sandbag bar yours. >>> rebecca stevenson joins us with a look at the forecast. where do we stand in. >> it's up in canada, but it's pushing through. it's so cold. there's colder temperatures than what is normally seep, tracking across the area, tracking a colder than normal air mass into cold air. you

live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police are looking for a man gunman shot and killed a woman and left another one injured. the 49-year-old woman was found dead on douglas avenue not far from the oakland coliseum about 6:45 - night. a man who was also shot took himself to the hospital. his injuries were not life threatening. so far police have not released a description of who they're looking for. >>> the first of 300 advisors sent to iraq arrived today. the white house insists those u.s. military members will not be involved in combat, but will help the iraqi military strategize. a new poll shows 75% of americans think the result of the iraq war was not worth the cost. the same poll found that americans are divided on whether the u.s. should intervene in the current conflict. >>> former secretary of the hillary clinton is scheduled to speak in san francisco as part of her nationwide tour. her book hard choices is part of her -- environmental activists are expected to protest outside the theater tonight. >>> a $70 million lottery ticket that was sold in

james cox, addly stevenson, richard stevenson, hubert humphrey, al gore and john mccain. even the three successful ones only had one term in office, but the challenge for hillary clinton can be seen through the prism of her predecessors. should she run for change or continuity. the three who run all ran firmly as proto guys of the president, promising to extend his policies. they also ran in economic good times with popular presidents. that's not always a guarantee. james cox promised to be 100% behind woodrow wilson's policies. since wilson was wildly unpopular, as was the league of nations, cox received the most resounding drubing in the popular vote in history. today the country is on a slow recovery and president obama's ratings are low. that might make hillary clinton to distance herself from her boss. remember, the three people in her shoes who have won all ran on continuity. now, mrs. clinton's recent memoir suggests that she has not yet made up her mind as to what course she will follow. the book is a carefully calibrated mixture of praise and criticism, loyalty a

rebecca stevenson is joining us. >> triple digit heat in california and then severe weather breakoutom colorado to texas and continuing eastward tonight. right now you are looking at video we had seen come in from colorado and places around denver even. details on these storms and where they are now, next. ow, next. >> i find it immoral to destroy something like this >> an epic fight to preserve a way of life. >> we ask for strength as we take on one of the most powerful forces on the globe >> a battle for the very soul of this state, but is time running out? >> it's a wholesale effort to buy government... fault lines al jazeera america's >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... award winning investigative documentary series wisconsin's mining standoff on al jazeera america >> as rebecca just mentioned severe weather has impacted a number of communities in colorado. this video you're about to see was captured on cell phone, 40 miles west of colorado springs. when a tornado touched down on a golf course. >> when i looked down i see there's a man with a huge blow to the r

ktvu's david stevenson joins us now live with why the idea isn't going over well. david? >> plans for restrictions on the dogs have been in the works for 12 years and today it entered a new chapter. >> reporter: it has been a mace where dogs played in the grass or on the beach. >> they love it. this area is open. thaw feel free. >> -- they feel free. >> part of the golden gate bridge recreation area. they may see dog access restricted. >> people told us they weren't coming to certain areas of the park because the children were afraid of dogs. we had incidences where dogs were tangling with birds. >> reporter: they want to restricted off leash dogs to several sites angering dog owners. >> if you look there is zero, count it, zero areas for off leash exercising. >> reporter: critics rallied at city hall to protest that and a separate plan to reorganize activities in the park. >> this is where we go in the morning. where we go to ride our bikes. we walk with our dogs. >> as dog and use of the park has grown more management is needed. >> what i love is there is so much space

live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have been following this story from the fbi search of ryan chamberlain's san francisco home to his capture you see here at crissy field mondays evening. on www.ktvu.com you will find the complaint against ryan chamberlain that goes into the explosive materials in his apartment in detail. >>> police say three people woke up this morning to find armed men inside their home. investigators say the robbers pistol whipped two of the people at a home. the robbers then took off with some of the belongings. it appears the robbers got in through the front door that was unlocked. it is possible they knew the residents or were familiar with the house. >>> police found nothing at a oakland school despite threats made tornado. students were cleared from tamp and say they -- today. students were cleared from campus and then returned but at 11:00 a.m. the school was evacuated again. >>> the nfl released the official logo for super bowl 50 at levi stadium in 2016 and here is what it looks like. it fetchthers number 50 -- features the nu

. >>> rebecca stevenson is joining me. little birdie told me, the first day of summer. >> places around minnesota, record breaking flooding. more heavy rain and now it's easy to bring down trees with the saturated soil. coming up i'll show you where tornadoes are touching down. down. down down the night's events, a smarter start to your day. mornings on al jazeera america >> the boy scouts of america have come under increasing attorney general eric holder blasted the organization, saying it perpetuates the worst stereotypes. tanya moseley reports, putting brothers in quite a dilemma. >> there is a bond that all siblings have and then a bond of identical twins. >> we've always been together as identically twins and we don't know what it would be like. it's always been this way. >> born four minutes apart, liam and august calabra. have been together as honor students, and now eagle scouts. a rank fewer than 1 in 10 scouts achieve. but the two are not exactly alike. august is straight and liam is gay. he first told his family

next - rebecca stevenson tracks strong storms across america. we'll get an update on the weather. >>> it's been an active weekend weather wise with strong storms. rebecca stevenson joins us. >> last night we were talking about storms like this. tonight it's a look at colorado. park county, you had a tornado reported and we have video to show you of thunder storms as they rolled through, bringing hail and wind into large areas of colorado. and even in aurora, centennial, deproefer reporting -- grover, reporting a tornado. if we look at the radar, the storm system, as they dropped hail and had strong wind reports, it's impressive when you look at the red dots indicating where the red dots were reported. we this south-east wyoming come in to the south of shoamp. it was a little more rural. looking at the radar there's thunder storms rolling through. there's storms of lightening. you have strong storms and a repeat in parts of texas as the same storm system that moved through colorado headed your way into the northern texas panhandle. around dallas

ktvu's david stevenson talked to the victim's father who expressed both relief and anger. >> for thest time in years, edward bailey says a great load has been lifted from his shoulders. >> i feel relieved today. it's been a long time to get where we're at now. >> reporter: it was five years ago that his 26-year-old son michael bailey was shot to death at a housing district. bailey was visiting from baton rouge. they were robbed and beaten by gang members after a woman stepped out of a car. >> they started beating and kicking them. and mr. bailey got up tried to take the assault weapon away from them. and was unsuccessful. >> reporter: a jury today pronounced 25-year-old williams jones and 27-year-old lance molina guilty of charges including first degree murder, robbery and participation in a street gang. prosecutors say jones fired the deadly shot. >> they took a lot from my family. my son was my number one. >> reporter: michael bailey left behind a wife and three children. two of them twin sons. his father left a contract job in kuwait to move here for the trial. >> i wish i could t

. >>> rebecca stevenson joins us with the forecast. >> we'll talk about tripple digit heat. temperatures near a record. and gusty winds add to a fire threat. that's coming up next. next. saturday on techknow. the earthquake business, it's similar to the weather business. understanding our earth. but everything happens faster. limiting disaster. these are the guts of the early warning system. saving lives. having 30 seconds of advanced warning is like a lifetime. techknow, every saturday go where science meets humanity. this is some of the best driving i've ever done, even thought i can't see. techknow. we're here in the vortex. saturday, 7:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> in nigeria at least 12 are dead and 14 injured after a bomb exploded, in the town of mubi. it targeted a location where a large group gathered to watch soccer on tv. >> reporter: the target of the attack is a popular bar in a viewing center. customers gathered to watch football matches and drink. the explosions happened when dozens of customers were expected. not far from the bar is a military fa

. >> rebecca stevenson joins us. we have a flood warning to talk about. >> yes, there's river flooding in parts of the mountains in the rockies, especially in wyoming. we move to minnesota, and we have 2-3 inches of rain on top of 3-6 this morning. i'll show you the flash flooding happening now, coming up next. >>> welcome back. the n.b.a.'s opener scheduled meeting to vote out donald sterling has been cancelled to give time to sell l.a. clippers. on the table a $2 billion offer. donald sterling's wife shelley has netted the deal. it -- netted the deal. coming from former microsoft c.e.o. mr balmer. donald sterling refuses to give up the team without a fight. he gaf his wife the authority to negotiate a sale, but his attorneys say he has had a change of heart. on friday his attorneys filed a lawsuit against the n.b.a. the league accepted a deal to sell the team. it has to be approved by the board of governors elliot rodgerses. the -- governors. if the deal on the table was a wise move, i asked that question. this loo

david stevenson was there and learned of one possible connection to the arsonon site with the suspecte originally booked andfully on six felony counts and tied to a fire at an apartment complex that we learned the suspect wrote about in his previous court filings. >> san francisco police say 47- year-old is the man seen in this june 19 surveillance tape charged with robbery and arson for a fire that destroyed a luxury car. >> any time you have surveillance video it's going to be helpful to the prosecution of the case. >> he was arrested a few feet from his apartment on 1st street. he pleaded not guilty. they may add another charge for a fire in the building but say the surveillance cameras don't show anything. >> there isn't a video that shows a fire being set. >> court documents indicate a former roommate alleged he physically harassed him and threatened to kill him. alleging they shot guns and arrows at him from a construction site at the building. police san diego today urged caution about other recent construction sites and trash can fires in the city market district. >> not all o

rebecca stevenson is joining us. see the red, yellow and green, not a good sign. >> it looks like some areas are hit hard. the storm reports are impressive across the midwest, kansas into illinois, and missouri and tennessee. we are watching a tornado warning for texas, and thunder storms getting severe when it comes to wind gusts and damage in this part of the mississippi towards parts of the northern areas of louisiana, mississippi, towards alabama. our hazards. here is the tornado warning for texas. you can see flash flooding is an issue. we have the problems of the thunderstorm - severe thunderstorm watches, but also tornado watches in effect for the storms. a look at the live radar, you can see a lot of heavy rain across illinois, and making its way to the great lakes of chicago, to detroit. areas of heavy showers. storm reports started out early with tornado reports in new mexico, and the storm producing wind and hail damage, continuing eastward north of st. louis. there has been a lot of storm reports with dam

they seized the man thought to have masterminded the attack in benghazi that killed christopher stevenson -- chris stevens. police in kenya say they have arrested a number of suspects following twin massacres on a coastal town in a nearby village in a -- in which at least 60 militants were killed. al-shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack, but the country's president says that is not the case and that local political networks were to blame for those attacks. at least 14 people were killed late on tuesday and dozens more injured in nigeria. a large crowd of football fans had gathered to watch the brazil-mexico world cup game when an explosion tore through the crowd. there has been no claim of responsibility. boko haram militants have carried out similar attacks in the past. cup,en before the world boko haram had targeted football viewing centers in nigeria. in march, at least 40 people were killed in twin explosions while watching a game in the video hall in the northeastern town. another attack a week later killed at least 14 people. it is one of three states in nigeria that has be

. >> reporter: that staff member, stevenson. >> we are waiting for them to finalize their test. >> reporter: the test that showed such high-levels is no longer valid. >> the belief is, they over estimate the condensible portion of the matter. >> there were flaws in the methology. therefore the data is not reliable or credible. >> reporter: is there a chance that chevron will take the lead to reduce the particular matter? >> what i can say, because there is no accurate way of monitoring it, i don't think so. >>> if you head out or -- no, i am doing the fire works. okay, now, i want you to stay tuned so soon i will tell you about the fireworks. but first, weather, clear skies around the bay area. the temperatures, still warm. 80s at 8:00 tonight and they have not fallen much. livermore we got 76 degrees. sanfrancisco, 62. and in santa rosa, 62 degrees as well. winds, high, warm for just about everybody. tomorrow morning, mostly sunny skies, middle 50s at the shoreline. around the bay, upper 50s, inland, in the low 60s. and at the beast, if you managed to swing it. tomorrow cooling off. no bet

. >> that was tom stevenson in cairo. theng another try at peace, governments in the south sudan have agreed to put an end to fighting and put together a transitional government. cease-fires have been violated by both sides. brokeringfrican block the peace have threatened sanctions if the agreement is broken. thousands of people have been killed and one million displaced since fighting erupted in the country last december. catherine clifford has more. >> another conflict in south sudan has its deadline. the ethiopian prime minister was between mahe talks kiir --i and >> they will complete the process in the coming 60 days, and how, when, and who, culmination into the formation of a transitional government. >> previous peace deals have been broken with both sides blaming one another. last month a cease-fire was found within hours and the broker of the peace talks said that any attempt to stand in the way of the agreement would have serious consequences. this argument -- that they have as a unity with other we are trying--

the clip show 60 j stevenson and her father alex performing the songs a love as an open door from thee video has been watched over 1 million times since it was posted in may. heading into the next hour. a pull a, he saves the score. the score was found floating and this pole. the return man pulled a little score all out from him and starts giving him that. he brought back to life. he has picked up and started breathing. and gave him a little padding and a score of actually fully recovered and ran away about an hour later. a very to score on an amazing tale of survival. >>: sadly but an hour. >>: somebody stuck a camera and to a hotel gemma and polenta and saul who look was lifting weights. . obama. look at the president. i'm always and i was it doesn't have pounder's 3 and out of the face of what it meant his the way to correct but maybe to join the culprit this is considered a major security breach and did something not talk to your radnich with three to the president's lifting form as we head into the 7:00 hour. >>: some surfersroute taken a dt route. taking the waves on the colorad

rebecca stevenson action thank you. get a load of this number here.t really is staggering, more than one million students are homeless in america, but one los angeles teen isn't letting homelessness hold her back. as jennifer london reports, she's aced her classes and sees education as her ticket to a brighter future. >> for the past six months, this small room shared by two families has been the closest thing to a home 17-year-old jamira has ever known. before moving to this temporary shelter in south los angeles, jamira spent a few months on skid row at a homeless shelter? >> sometimes you have to feel like you can't stand and you want to keep going. >> when she was 12, her family left peru and illegally crossed the border in arizona. she has been homeless ever since. >> i guess i think everything that has happened is my fault. sometimes, i say, if my mom would never have had me, none of this would be happening. >> you are blaming yourself? >> i just want to give my mom everything that she give me because i don't know. my mom is like she is the om t

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