stow is speaking. we bring in marianne favro who spoke with stow's long-time friend about this major milestone. >> the family has been watching for any signs of progress, an arm movement here, a twitch there. so when they heard bryan's gravelly voice, they were stunned. and he didn't utter just one word, he even managed to have a short conversation and asked to see his kids. in fact, today, his son and daughter visited san francisco general hospital to talk with their dad. for months, the family of bryan stow has been looking for any sign of improvement, and it came in a big way this week. >> he said his first name. he said his birthday. and he said his last name and he knew both of his children's names. and he said, tabby, for his daughter's name, and they asked what that was short for, and he said tabatha. so it's there. he remembers, which is great. >> reporter: he says stow's 12-year-old son, tyler, and his 9-year-old daughter, tabatha, plan to visit their father today at san francisco general hosp

he says stow's family is thrilled with the new development and says stow had a short conversation and said he wanted to see his kids. so today they visited their dad, hoping to hear his voice. last week bryan stow could only make subtle facial expressions. this week stow said several words. he had a short conversation. his long time friend and roommate is thrilled. >> he said his first name. he said his birthday. he said his last name. he knew both of his children's names. he said tabby for his daughters name. that's short for tabitha. so it's there. he remembers. which is great. >> he says stow's 12-year-old son tyler and 9-year-old daughter tabitha plan to visit their dad today at the san francisco general hospital hoping to hear his voice. >> they're excited to see him. >> the major improvements came a week after he received his sh shunt, a device that drains fluid from his brain. >> he's been more responsive now than he has been. he hasn't been this responsive at all ever. to have him at this point is fantastic. >> but the doctor offered cautious optimism saying we're encouraged b

and linda stow is live with the latest on what is in store with the weekend series of events.linda? >> it actually starts today and they're prepping for the event already. it starts at 10:00 this morning. they're working to get the tents up. this is by university of maryland medical center where today you will be able to find all kinds of free things that you can get to improve your health, things like flu shots, and screenings for your blood pressure, and diabetes, and hiv screening, and to tell us more about this, is dr. leona krause, thanks for joining us. >> no problem. >> to tell us what this event is about. it is really neat. >> this is take your loved one to workday at university medical center. held every year since i've been here. and lots of people from the community come by and blood pressure screening and prostate cancer and cholesterol and anything you want to know about, you can come and ask about. we've had doctors and nurses and lots of health care professionals here. some people are here, and even if you have a question, hey, what is going on with this rash on

. >> brian stow talk to doctors but something else.pecial happened. 8:30 >> charles clifford a memorial has been unveiled with two fallen firefighters. >> and mark zuckerberg takes the stage for the annual facebook changes. that is coming up. >>pam: a clash of sports and movies and our very own vern glenn the joins jan wahl to review " of money ball ". >> jaycee dugard is suing the government. instead of settling, of course, this is a point to court. now she is suing the federal government. failures by a federal parole officers who handled philip garridos case are as outrages and inexcusable as they are numerous ". philip garrido was a convicted sex offender when the abducted jaycee dugard from lake tahoe. he fathered two children, keeping her as a child sleev.aly a $20 million settlement for the perot officers failures. the complaint says the unspecified amount that she is seeking will go towards her charity helping other outspoken victims'. >> coming up in sports we will tell you later so i got this new job last week, but their healt

and now, by the end of today, bruce mcclellan, who is the current con session nare at stow lake will officially close up shop. it was actually his grandfather who started the food and boat business 68 years and ago and the closure comes after a long an contentious battle between mcclellan and the city. one that has left many people very upset. >> if he fixed everything up and they give the concession to someone else, he is out hundreds of thousands of dollars. they give him a long team lease, and he's got new row boats, lined up ready to go. >> why do you think they did this? >> it is all money. in this city, it is always about the money. >> now, parks an rec ramped up an initiative about a year ago, that was looking to find more commerce opportunities for the park. and just last month, a court ruled that parks and rec had the right to evict mcclellan, from the boathouse here, because his lease for the city-owned property had in fact expired. and mcclellan has since filed a lawsuit claiming that the bid process for the property was flawed and corrupt and that case is currently awaiti

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. >> this is the last day of business for people who run the concessions at stow lake. allie rasmus is at golden gate park to tell us what will happen next. allie? >> reporter: people are already saying goodbye and some of these people who posted these signs are not happy about the changes. other signs are criticizing san francisco's parks district for now renewing the family's lease. the current boat house operator is on his way out after a long legal battle with the city on that lease and the park district is bringing in a new company to run concessions here. they will still offer row boat and paddle boat rentels and they will be able to sell park related merchandise as part of their new contract. they will make this -- they are worried it will make this place seem too commercial. >> a local company that has been doing it for a long time, it is something like every other place and every other park, we lose a little more of something special. >> reporter: they promise to keep some of the old charm, but what you will not find is bike rentals at stow lake, that will be g

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according to the latest update on the stowe family website, stowe's infections are gone and the operation may happen tomorrow. stowe's family also says he raised his eyebrows when told and flared his nostrils. he suffered serious brain injuries when two men attacked him in march. he is recovering at san francisco general hospital. >>> tonight some of the candidates for mayor of san francisco will appear at a forum discussion. the topic of tonight's forum is parks recreation and open spaces. most of the major candidates will be there, except front- runner ed lee. the debate is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the milton marks auditorium. >>> tonight in tampa, florida the republican presidential candidates will hold another debate, and social security will be a hot topic. in their last debate, republican front-runner rick perry called social security a ponzi scheme. the other candidates will probably attack perry for saying that, considering florida's large senior citizen population. the republicans have another florida debate schedule indeed orlando on september 22nd, and that's followed by the flo

the family says speech therapists asked stow his first and last name and birthday. he answered them using a speech valve and also said his children's famous, tyler and tabitha and then said, i would like to see them. stow's family says his voice is very gravelly and you have to be very close to him to actually hear him but they say they are blown away by his progress. great update there. >>> also today, police combing through evidence at a home in east bay after officers shot a suspected killer overnight. you're looking live at house right now on central avenue in san leandro where officers shot the man. police say he killed his ex-girlfriend at a richmond restaurant and holed up inside this house for more than 16 hours. damian trujillo was the first one at the scene and brings us all the details. >> this is the man police say entered the restaurant on tuesday night and killed his ex-girlfriend who worked there, jensy romero. rafael zarate allegedly barricaded himself in a home for more than 15 hours. when he finally came out of the home, the gunfire began. police s

stow's expenses are reportedly going to cost more than $50 million.ites lack of security and lighting at the ballpark. two men charged in the beating of stow pleaded not guilty last month. stow's family blog says the paramedic continues to respond to commands and a recent infection appears to be gone. >>> biggest loser star remains in critical condition tonight. we have new information on what led to his fall. he was at a rooftop party when he found himself locked out. he tried to climb the fire escape to get down, but fell. his family says sam has made improvements since his accident and has undergone three surgeries. he was a contestant on season nine of the hit show. >>> it all started with a bag of chips, and tonight walgreens is being sued by a former employee who says she was fired for eating chips during a diabetic attack. joining us now from south san francisco, cheryl, what are the details here? >> reporter: well, walgreens is not talking tonight, but the main plaintiff inside this lawsuit filed by the eeoc is. >> i want my job back. >> repor

. >>> what you will no longer be able to doe at stow lake -- to do at solake -- to do at so stow lake. >>> good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. >>> renovations for a popular hub begins tomorrow. kraig debro has more. >> reporter: good morning. the reason is two-fold. one is security. one is just upgrading an old, old bus stop. you see a couple of buses out here now. the changes start tomorrow. today is labor day so not a lot of people are catching the bus this morning. according to people we spoke with, they would like more notice. the bus the stop behind the gateway transit center -- buses stop behind the gateway transit district and they will do that at a different location tomorrow. the changes will include improvement visibility and lighting. even drivers we spoke with this morning say they knew little about the changes. >> i work downtown and usually i take the bus just from near the house. i can walk. >> reporter: but because it's labor day you can't? >> and it's a holiday schedule. they are not running the regular buses. >> reporter: suppose today was tomorrow an

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. >>> giants fan bryan stow is making progress in his recovery. stow is beginning to talk again. he's able to say his name and the names of his son and daughter. he also remembered his own date of birth. the improvements are encouraging but stow is not out of the woods yet. >>> today was the final training day of firefighters. burned a home to the ground to teach firefighters how fast temperatures rise. today's training exercise marked the end of 12 week training. the graduate from the fire academy from tomorrow. buzz eye in east bay started around 11:30 a.m. near carson street. came close to home but none were damaged. the fire burned about 20 acres. fire department protection district and cal fire all responded. what sparked the fire is under investigation. >>> mayor says she is standing by her guard. we showed you these photos at the 10:00 news last night. he went in front of the city counsel to accuse his overgrown yard of not being in compliance with code. her home remained obscured but voued to clean it up. >> may not be the most beautiful garden. i know what plants survive

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bryan stow has been recovering at san francisco general. there is good news according to his family blog. today, the blog says stow is speaking in complete sentences in videos he's making for his children. he's also having limited conversations with visitors. stow takes part in physical and occupational therapy five times a week. he can sit on the side of his bed and a chair. a few days ago, he was able to leave his hospital room and go outside in the sunshine for the first time since his brutal attack on damagers stadium on march 31st. when asked how the sun felt after almost six months inside, he replied, quote, it's magical. >>> the nation's most iconic landmark has been deemed structurally sound of last month's earthquake. >> reporter: the national park service monday released surveillance video showing the harrowing moments a powerful 5.8 magnitude earthquake hit the famed washington monument. tourists can be seen running for safety, some 500 feet up inside the top of the tower, as debris falls from the surrounding walls. now, after we

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when stowe's speech therapist showed him pictures of his children, i would like to see them. doctors say it is an encouraging sign that stowes injuries remain sires. >>> nurses walked off the job across northern california today. they are proposing proposed cuts to their benefits. calls it the largest nurses strike inist hily. the hospitals hire temporary replacement services. >>> ceo mark suker burg announced a multitude of changes coming to fies them. a profile page. the ability to see what news articles your friends are leaving and the ability to share music. >> now tay megais the new boss of hp. what will she do to turn the company around? don knapp shows us, this is her chance to reha bill date not just hp's image, but her own reputation as well. >> it is time now for californians to unit. >> not quite a year ago, megawhitman educated her supporters. today, she's the new ceo of hewlett-packard. >> the great thing about this country, you can be down and up pretty quickly. >> doesn't surprise those who have been paying attention. >> some of the things that we know about he

. >>> a recovery milestone for bryan stow. the first words he has spoken in six months. >>> normally you need a body to perform an actual autopsy. not i know more. the world's first virtual cadaver invented here in the bay area. that's coming up in two minutes. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. stow spoke for the first time, since getting beaten >>> it may be the most dramatic sign of his recovery so far. giants fan bryan stow spoke for the first time since being beaten into a coma in the spring. his family says when stow's speech therapist showed him pictures of his kidsers said, identify like to see them. he was aided by speaking valve. doctors say they are encouraged by this. his injuries remain serious. the two men accused of beating stow are scheduled to be in court next week. >>> medical investigators often have to determine cause of death through autopsies but force the first time this year, medical students are learning to perform autopsies wi

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the company is laid off -- has laid off its 1,100 employees last month. >>> the family of bryan stowt a magical time in his recovery effort. he is now saying hello and goodbye to people who visit him, he is now remembering facing and remembering names. he left for the first time in six months. he was brought out to a patio area where he was able to soak up the sun. bryan stow described the experience as magical. >> it is magical for us to read about it and it is man call for us to see him go through it and it is great. >> they do say bryan stow has a long road to recovery. >> that is a good story. let's go to sal, i know you have the chopper going, what is going on? >>> we have that fire being put out in santa clara in a strip mall, looks like a small business three-alarm fire but the fire is out. el comino royal, people will slow down, this is an area where you may need to go slowly. no major problems there. of course if you are driving in the county we have a lot of slow traffic highway 4 and crock and -- and antioch and bay point, it looks good and if you are driving on the san ma

know, it's back in a simpler time. >> it's anything but simple times for the family who has run the stowake and snack bar concession for 68 years. the lease expired and the family has been battling with the city to stay. >> i take it very personal knowing that what's happening here is not what a lot of people want to see done. >> reporter: the san francisco park and rec commission, along with the board of supervisors, do want to see a change in operation and improvement to the property. >> the reason these places are in such disrepair is they have this guy on a month to month a long time. give him a long term lease, he's got new row boats ready to go. >> reporter: it's too late for negotiations. the court ruled that the stow lake court can be evicted. >> of all places, san francisco, you would think it would be a very progressive and understanding and sympathetic to your communities, but it's totally untrue. >> reporter: the stow lake corporation lost its appeal making today its last day of operation. >> so i'm just going to miss the tranquility. every day out here is incredible, even wh

stow described it as magical.uffered a severe head injury during that attack outside dodger stadium after a game in march. >>> oakland school officials announcing a venue change for tonight's board meeting when they will discuss recommendations to close 13 schools at the end of the year. the meeting will begin at 5 p.m. in the auditorium of oakland high. superintendent tony smith says his plan to close five elementary schools and eliminate eight others by merging them with existing schools will save the district up to two million dollars per year. observing land has 101 schools serving -- oakland has 1 01 schools. five elementary schools slated foreclosure have a total of 882 students. >>> concord set to consider a tough ban on smoking. if passed people could be charged with a misdemeanor. the ban could encompass a 17 block area around the heart of downtown. force customers to walk several blocks away if they want to smoke. for some 20 feet is not enough they favor the all-out ban. >> if i can smell you smoking, 4

stow asked to see his two children and told his sister that he loved her. the recent progress happened about a week after stow had fluid drained from his brain. still his doctor is cautiously optimistic saying we are encouraged by bryan stow's continued neurological improvement and can report that he is beginning to talk again. yet, he still has serious injuries. >>> it is with great sadness that we have to report tonight that one of our colleagues bob mackenzie died today. by every measure, he was one of the best. julie haener here tonight with a look at bob mackenzie's extraordinary career. >> reporter: bob began his career in 1977 and for more than 30 years, he delighted bay area viewers with his unique story telling. he retired three years ago. but his legacy lives on and his stories still inspire all of us. >> reporter: the ability to find the off beat and overlooked is what made bob mackenzie stand out from the rest. >> so this is the last of the flea circuses. >> reporter: before landing his reporting job, bob was a dancer. >> i've always tried to sp

>> that is why melba took a ride with her family around stow lake. these paddle boats and the boat house and the snack bar about to disappear in this form, anyway. >> today is the last day for operations. and tomorrow, we start packing up. >> because after 68 year was one local franchise, the department of recreation and parks will bring in a new operator from out of state. as recreation and parks describes it it's a win-win for the city. new boats, a better boat house, $230,000 in improvements. why aren't locals buying this? >> there are a lot of us in san francisco that are like, furious about this. >> i think we need to stick with businesses that are small businesses and locally owned it doesn't seem to add up why we're not being listened to. >> they say they'll miss the time capsule feel bug rec and parks cites disrepair on boats, dry rot in the building and the city told us it's an obligation to protect resource autos bottom line is that s.their bottom line. >> we offered more money, more boats for the public. and we offer aid full scale kitchen

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news >> hello, and welcome to tuesday bbc. >> the hunt for colonel gadhaffi continues as a convoy leaves tunisia. and the home of the lockerbie bomber as new questions are asked about his release. >> allegations of widespread torture and mistreatment. fresh information on the u.k. phone-hacking scandal. did murdoch know more than one reporter was involved? >> broadcasting around the world, welcome to newsday. >> a large and highly armed convoy believed to have gold moved from libya to niger. it was last seen in southern libya, heading to the border with chad. >> as long as col. ghadaffi is at large, he and those close to him threaten libya's stability. he may have escaped, and these rumors are being watched closely. >> thesear are nomadic tribesman in the va

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of compaes, from small businesses to or. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news america." opening of colonel khadafy's files. what's inside could prove that u.s. and british intelligence were embarrassingly close to the regime and. demotions run high as the trial of the former president prisons in egypt. remembering 9/11. 10 years after one woman -- that day. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america. colonel gaddafi continues. his ties to the u.s. and britain are coming under fresh scrutiny. his last foreign minister tells the bbc that links between agents from the two countries continued until just days before the uprising began in february. from chile, where reports. -- and from tripoli, we report. >> the documents found suggests the mi in the cia were embarrassingly close to the colonel and his regime. the bri

stow described it as magical.red a severe head injury during attack outside dodger stadium after a game in march. >>> 5:36. if you like you are going to love this week. >> no clouds, right mike? >> you will be able to see the sunrise and sunset from anywhere. the marine layer just about again. will continue to be compressed thanks to -- most winds calm to less than six miles per hour. it is warmer than it was yesterday morning which was warmer than the morning before that. you can see what the air mass is modifying during the overnight and into the afternoon hours thanks to sunshine. we start in the 50s and 60s this morning as we head towards noon look at the 70s already developing in most neighborhoods away from oakland, san francisco and half moon bay in the 60s even have some 80s show up around fair feel, santa rosa, antioch, livermore and morgan hill for lunchtime by 4:00 sun everywhere mid 70s around san francisco and oakland to near 80 the rest of bay shore 4:00 temperatures in the east bay valleys near 90°.

amazing progress for brian stowe. big breakthrough for the giants fan viciously beaten in march. >> also parents the posters say too racey to be put up next to child playground. >> stop the final step in the merger with couldn't nental. and then on "nightline". >>> coming up next on "nightline". twist in the case of that missing mom in utah. her father inlaw is now in jail. we show you what police found plus once red hot company implode the head of netflix break silence to address the customer backlash on >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. brian stowe is making significant strides as he frovrs a severe head injury suffered during an attack outside dodger stadium in march. family reports that stowe sat on the side of his bed and he's now responding to basic questions and even managing to smile. his family says they got permission from staff at san francisco general to take stowe outside for the first time in almost 6 months. when asked how he felt about being outside stowe said it's magical. >>

they say the suit is designed to put the responsibility on the attack on the two defendants, bryan stow's family sued the dodgers in may blaming poor security, poor lighting and response time for the incident. >>> just after midnight, a shooting happened in residential area in san jose. an officers shot at two men. one man was hit and taken to the local hospital. police arrested the second suspect and are questioning him. >> i'm not sure how they came about this car, but they did run the license plate and knew the vehicle was stolen. two vehicles were in the vehicle. something transpired that transpired for them to discharge one of weapons. >>> investigators are still trying to determine whether a chp officer or a san jose police officer shot the suspect. an officer from each agency fired a weapon during the confrontation. >> dozens of nonprofits are checking their books to see if they were victims of financial fraud by a strert political money manage. she is being arraigned after siphoning money out of a campaign and money may have been taken from senator dianne feinstein's war chest. th

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> hello and welcome. >> the headlines. >> afghanistan post a tragic loss after the assassination of burhanuddin rabbani. a warning for the world economy. economic woes could cause stagnation and a return to recession. >> the promise for libya. the ntc is 10 days away from forming a new government. palestinians push on with their bid to the united nations. israel's defense minister tells the bbc the move is a mistake. >> it might create friction. >> it is 0:00 here in singapore. >> broadcasting around the world, welcome. >> a suicide bomber has killed the man leading the efforts to negotiate with the taliban. burhanuddin rabbani, a former president, died in his own home during a meeting with members of the taliban. from the afghan capital, and davis

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> hello, and welcome. >> the hunt for colonel gaddafi continues as a convoy of vehicles to leave libya. we are invited into the home of the lockerbie bomber as new questions are asked about is released. >> nato suspends some prison transfers in of the canned -- in afghanistan. fresh claims about the phone hacking the scandal. did james murdock know that more than one reporter was involved? it is 11:00 in the morning in singapore. >> it is 4:00 in the morning in london. a large convoy of vehicles believed to be caring and gold has crossed the border. gaddafi was last trapped in southern libya heading toward the border. here is our diplomatic correspondent. >> as long as colonel gaddafi is that large, he and those close to him are a threat to libya pos

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> welcome to "newsday" on the bbc. >> our headlines this hour. syria's brutal crackdown claims dozens more lives. we have a report in the town where it began. the u.s. announced new sanctions against terrorist groups after a spate of attacks against pakistan and afghanistan. >> shocking claims from the pop star's former bodyguard on day three of conrad and murray's murder trial. >> it is 9:00 a.m. and in singapore. >> we are broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world. this is "newsday." nearly 50 people have been killed in anti-government protests in syria. the u.n. estimates more than 2700 people have been killed since the crackdown began. foreign journalists have been restricted from reporting from syria. we were taken under arm

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> new fears of a double-dip recession as american jobs figures are worse than expected. the world market slides as the u.s. fails to create jobs last month. a plane crashes on route to a remote islands to a pacific island. syria has promised government collections. welcome to bbc news broadcast our viewers on pbs in america. the nuclear energy agency says it is increasingly concerned that iran is working on a nuclear weapons program. and protests in yemen, holding mass demonstrations in the capital. hello, and welcome. share prices fell sharply on wall street and in europe after the u.s. issued the worst employment figures for a year. 14 million people are out of work in america. experts fear that the u.s. economy is slipping back into recession. our north american editor reports. >> oba

cu ---los gastos por el tratamiento medico que bryan stow ha recibido exceden los 50 millones de dolaresevelada por los abogados de la familia de stow quienes interpusieron una demanda civil en contra de la organizacion de los dodgers y el propietario del equipo frank mccourt. ---en la demanda se alega que las instalaciones anticuadas y la falta de seguridad en el estadio de los dodgers... propiciaron las condiciones para la agresin en contra de bryan. ---segun los abogados, el estilo de vida extravagante de mccourt, tambin caus que se redujera el personal de seguridad en el estadio. vo -- un medico y profesor de medicina de la universidad de san francisco encontro que las mujeres con un busto grande son mas propensas a padecer cancer del seno. -- dicen los expertos que cuando se realiza un mamograma, los tejidos de grasa aparecen de color negro mientras que los tejidos densos se ven de color blanco, el mismo color de los tumores, por lo que hace mas dificil encontrar esos tumores que se pueden desarrollar en cancer. ---por cierto en california la asamblea ya aprob un proyecto de ley del

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> egypt declares alert, after hundreds of protesters attack the israeli embassy. the country's ambassador is seen at cairo airport waiting to leave the country. this is the scene live in cairo as protesters continue their demonstrations. in libya, anti-gaddafi forces close in on the regime's last stronghold. we report from the front lines. welcome to "bbc news," broadcasting to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. i'm rachel hodges. still to come, as america prepares to remember 9/11, security is stepped up to counter a possible new terror threat. and the u.n.'s world food program delivers a new warning about food shortages in north korea. a state of alert has been declared in egypt after hundreds of protesters broke into the israeli em

medical bills for beaten san francisco giants fan bryan stow are expected to be more than $50 million. >> that estimate is in a lawsuit filed against the dodgers. he still remains hospitalized five months after being attacked outside dodgers stadium. >>> no arrests in latest protest against bart. roughly two dozen protesters marched through the civic center bart station last night. they were calling on part to disban its police force. the online group anonymous organized this protest. bart says it is taking legal steps to thwart future protests. >>> let's get you out the door. a little traffic. a little weather. >> and a little christie. >> sure. that goes without saying. >> good morning to you guys. yeah, it's going to be a nice one today. we are going to see a little more sunshine and squeezing out a few more degrees in the inland valleys. this morning contending with cloud cover as we often do this time of morning and this time of year. we saw the clouds pull back from the coast overnight. actually started to see parts of the bay fill in as well. current temperatures right now sitt

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. >>> injured giants fan brian stow reaches a milestone in his ability to talk. what he said about his children. >> and a walk-out today as iran's president delivered a fiercely anti-american speech. >>> a big moment for brian stow the giant's fan severely beaten at the stadium in march. he's now talking a little to his family. yesterday he said the names of his children. tyler and tabitha and then said we would like to see them. he also remembered his date of birth. his family wrote on a website they are blown away by this. they say he still has medical concerns like severe blood clots but he's more awake and responsive than he has been in six months. >>> a short time ago iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad delivered a fiery anti-. -- anti-u.s. speech in the united nations. in the past, ahmadinejad has accused the u.s. and israel of causing inequalties, social inequalties and promoting social discord. before his speech delegations from the u.s., france and other nations walked out of the assembly. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> outside the u.n. protesters are rallying against the a

they say the suit is designed to put the responsibility on the attack on the two defendants, bryan stow's family sued the dodgers in may blaming poor security, poor lighting and response time for the incident. >>> just after midnight, a shooting happened in residential area in san jose. an officers shot at two men. one man was hit and taken to the local hospital. police arrested the second suspect and are questioning him. >> i'm not sure how they came about this car, but they did run the license plate and knew the vehicle was stolen. two vehicles were in the vehicle. something transpired that transpired for them to discharge one of weapons. >>> investigators are still trying to determine whether a chp officer or a san jose police officer shot the suspect. an officer from each agency fired a weapon during the confrontation. >> dozens of nonprofits are checking their books to see if they were victims of financial fraud by a strert political money manage. she is being arraigned after siphoning money out of a campaign and money may have been taken from senator dianne feinstein's war chest. th

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> this is "bbc world news america." 6 months since the start of the uprising in syria, a bbc exclusive. tonight, we reports from damascus. >> every page of our passport, every bit of equipment. >> reason denies talks of writing off its debt with international creditors. and the first african woman to receive the nobel peace prize has died. we look back at the life and a rich legacy. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also a around the globe. for six months, there has been almost daily protests against the regime in syria. it is estimated that the crackdown on protesters has cost more than 2.5000 lives. much of the violence has only been captured on grainy telephone images. the bbc and other news organizations has made repeated attempts to g

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> this is open " bbc world news america." one of america's top terror targets is dead, killed in yemen. president obama says that his death sends a clear message. >> make no mistake, this is further proof that al qaeda and its affiliates will not find a safe haven anywhere in the world. a doctor in the protests continue across the country and we get a rare look at what follows friday prayers. enshrining a fresh light on city living. making urban dwellers think about their environment and a new way. -- in a new way. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the man described as al qaeda's most serious threat to the west has been killed in yemen. he inspired terror plot on both sides of the atlantic including one to blow up a plane

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. beenand union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> violence on the streets of cairo as hundreds of protesters attacked the israeli embassy. hundreds are reported to have been entered but the israeli ambassador has now left the country. broadcasting to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. there have been a violent scenes in the egyptian capital. police vehicles were set on fire and demonstrators let fires in the streets outside the israeli and district -- embassy. police fired into the air to disperse the crowd of about 2000 people. hundreds of protesters broke into the israeli embassy building using hammers and iron bars to demolish a security outside. the government has declared a state of maximum alert. the ambassador has now left the country. we're joined on the line now

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> the u.s. nuclear agency says it is concerned that iran is secretly working on a nuclear weapons program. the chilean air force plane carrying 21 people crashes on as set out a democratic framework and promises democratic elections. welcome to "bbc world news."if your ears response to the rent -- a curious response to the u.s. report last year. and a group called nasa demonstrations in one capital. -- and a group called mass demonstrations in one capital. ♪ ♪ hello and welcome. the u.n.'s nuclear weapons energy says it is concerned that iran is secretly working on a nuclear weapons program. the iaea says they have information on developments. this nuclear program -- >> the nuclear power plant, is entirely peaceful. but the iaea says it has information possibly related to the dev

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news america." >> hello, and welcome. brett favre headlines this hour. a defiant message from one of colonel gaddafi's sons. he said his father is alive and well and they will fight to the death. within tripoli, the focus is on creating a new government. >> a warning that millions could die of starvation in somalia if more aid does not reach them soon, and president obama will travel to new jersey to see the damage caused by hurricane irene. >> broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world. hello, and welcome. in libya, a message apparently delivered by one of colonel gaddafi's sons has been broadcast on television in which he promises a fight to the death and insists his father is alive and well, but there are reports that another of the co

funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> hello, and welcome. >> cutting the u.s. deficit, president obama says the rich must pay their share. international lenders issue an ultimatum to greece. >> palestinians prepare to take their bid for statehood, the united nations, israel calls for direct talks. deadly clashes in yemen's capital, dozens are killed. >> it is 9:00 in singapore. >> it is 2:00 in london. we're broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world. >> president obama has outlined a plan for cutting america's budget deficit. corporations and the wealthiest citizens must pay higher taxes. he said he would veto any bill that would cut welfare benefits and did not raise taxes for the rich. his republican opponents have described the approach as class warfare. we have

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