we'll have to leave it there thank you very much indeed to the parthenon long professor at the city university of hong kong. round the clock protests continuing on to where square in cairo there's fear for what demonstrators see is the lead in to sentencing of egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak and his associates that is tom barton says many are angry he's not to be executed. protesters are occupying thai risk where in central cairo they're calling for a second revolution to change the situation in egypt initial happiness but former president hosni mubarak was given a life sentence turn to anger as other senior security officials were acquitted of involvement in the deaths of hundreds of protesters last year mohamed morsi the muslim brotherhood's candidate in the upcoming presidential elections second round in the country toward the camp he said that the revolution should continue and that if he was chosen as president he would try and get mubarak back on trial and how him execute it and the chief prosecutor of egypt has also said that he's going to try and appeal the acquittals of some of

the area by twenty twenty well for more on that now we're joined live by phone professor at the city university of hong kong thank you for joining us on. the u.s. as you say wants to return to a base to use until the end of the vietnam war why is washington seeking to go back now do you think. you know what i think the washington d.c. has been consistent he. sees scenes the obama administration have top to return to asia policy right now how does that happen i think the south china sea has been a very important asked raji take location for number one connecting the oil shipping routes from the middle east to east asia number two also all very important commercial shipping routes for all the east and southeast asian nations and obama administration have determined that it is the armor of cones the national interest to protest the security of these solve china sea right now dissolved china sea has been a very important irritant for china in southeast asian nations international relations for the past decade in the recently east that the major claim to solve china sea is not just involving china a

to keep the partnership and the sf promise, which joins the city and university in the unified schoolict to deliver more graduates of our local high schools to san francisco state. ed lee's story is an all- american 1. like many of today's graduates, he is a first generation american 1. he became san francisco's first asian-american mayor in january 2011. [applause] he had been appointed at that time by the board of supervisors unanimously to serve out the remainder of mayor gavin newsome's term. ed lee exemplifies our commitment to improving our shared society. he is our mayor, are kind of mayor, and he likes to say "i was a progressive before progressives were a political faction in town." i am proud to present to you, the honorable edwin m. lee. [applause] >> greetings. greetings to the members of the board of trustees, faculty and staff of san francisco state university, family and friends. good afternoon, class of 2012. [cheering] i am certain the in a san francisco state of mind today. nearly 800 graduates from 109 countries, right here, at the university of our great city of sa

one for who's a professor at the city university in hong kong believes it's all part of a battle for influence in the region between the u.s. and china. i think the washington d.c. has been consistent. scenes the obama administration have talked to return to a ship policy right i think for themselves trying to seize a major irritant for china and southeast asian countries and i think i would not say that this office asian countries this more powers would like to give up china but they would like to invite the united states to join in the arena so that they could have more pocketing chips against china vietnam of course welcome americans return because it was so kind all of our signal to try not to china and north to assert all the solvency claims over the south china sea and vietnam and also be packed up over by the americans military power to counter china's military dominance in the region. greece is gearing up for a parliamentary election in less than two weeks time no which could mean athens scrapping its bailout deal with the e.u. and i.m.f. greece's future in the eurozone is als

the attorney is expecting a negligence lawsuit, the city university is still gathering facts about the handling of its on campus. >> it might be a good idea to avoid northern parkway weren't damaged storm drain started to swallow at least one car. we were above the scene this afternoon where if the vehicle had vetoed because of the damage. again, falls road at northern parkway. >> the hunt is on as they were riding their bicycles. three men approached the kids along east and the brooklyn park. they have been canvassing the area since it happened yesterday afternoon, one bicycle head the east towards baltimore city. the kids were not injured, just a little shaken up. >> a request to dismiss charges is refused inside a courtroom after the army private bradley may elect to have 10 of the 22 charges against him thrown out, charged with the largest fleet of government secrets in u.s. history. his lawyers argued the charges were not communicated clearly enough. his trial is set for some number. >> it was a beautiful day today, and after having temperatures in the '70s most of the week, we ma

the city started more than &pdecade ago....drawing up plan university. the city -3 laid out its plans at a neeghborhood meeting earlier this year....which call for charles street to be shhtdown....for two years. (13:45:35)) (gerard kane) "its going to be a real inconvenience. parking is hard to come by in ttis area as it is...." already, budget constrrints had dellyed the project..... but earlier this ear, the city announced the project would finally begin ttis spring.... bbu spring has come and gone.....and little has changed on charles street.. (13:46:42) "i thought the project was already completed." (14:43:29) (abell) "the city blames this latest since state and feddral tax agenciis must sign off on the project and that has taken much longer than anticipated." (13:51:35) "you gotta remember tteee's a lot going on down there in the mayors office...so...." for now, commuters get another six weeks to brreze down thh old yearr of workk n the new charles gets underway peff abell, fox 45 news llte city officials say the project is designed to improve both t

out yet but we do know that the university will be spending about one hundred million dollars over the next three years to develop the program we also know the university and city officials hope this initiative will give local farmers access to new technology encourage soil remediation and encourage more indoor growing through the development of new techniques and i see as president simon said in a press release quote unquote by two thousand and fifty food production will need to double using less water and energy than today we see this is a great opportunity to do good locally and connect globally and be on the additional food production some say that gardening and urban agriculture can create a much healthier environment for its city dwellers. in space and being a part of an ecosystem is something that gives the individual and the community the opportunity to be much greater than it is on its own. urban decay has replaced cars as the face of detroit but with this initiative could be a multi-faceted benefit for the city it will spur new agricultural technology address the disastrous poverty rate in the city provide dennet tenants for abandoned buildings and al

. >>> oklahoma governor mary fallin gave this year the commencement address at oklahoma city university last month. she is the first female governor of the state after being the second woman elected to congress from oklahoma from 2007 top 2011. here are her remarks and advice to the graduates, which run just under 15 minutes. [ applause ] >> oh, thank you. what a wonderful hon dr. henry. thank you so very much. dr. henry, i appreciate and accept this honorary doctorate with great pride and humility. one of our greatest university in the state of oklahoma. [ applause ] absolutely. especially to be here up on the stage with some of oklahoma's top, brightest business leaders in the state and certainly some of our best leaders in civic leadership in our state with gary, with cliff, and with pat and ray. i ammo honored to be able to receive his honorary docket with outstanding oklahoma roll models and students hope you were em mup late the very things these lead verse done for our city as you continue on. i have to tell you, you've done a great job, president henry, here at this university.

concentration of residents in the downtown area, student housing connected with the branch of the university and other citiesract detail -- cannot attract retail, even some of the glamorous city's. that people want to be here is very beneficial and we should keep that in mind as we talk about other subject later -- subjects later in our calendar. thank you. president fong: commissioner miguel. commissioner miguel: yes, i had a few meetings this week on items on today's calendar. 1 regarded the project at parcel t, the old central freeway parcels. natoma and 14th. i went to a meeting with the mta.

the team. >> good morning, laura and jon. san jose will be known as gymnastic city usa. the pavilion being the center of this universe. athletes will converge on this arena to swep and tumble their way to the summer olympics. you can see that work is being done. by sunday we'll know which five women and five men will he want the united states in london. it's possible some of those athletes could come from the bay area. an all-american athlete at stanford university, he took the past year off for fun suddenies, to train and hopefully beat out 14 other men for a spot on the team. it has taken a lot to get to this, but in having to cope with the death of his mother to cancer when he was 15. >> my sister and i have been

. ♪ >> in keeping with the university of san francisco tradition to invite the mayor to speak, we are honored to have in our presence today, the mayor of the citynty of san francisco, the honorable edwin m. lee. mayor lee received his law degree from the university of california-berkeley. for more than 20 years, he has contributed to san francisco in numerous capacities, including as director of public works and the director of the public rights commission. in january 2007, mayor lee answered the call to complete the remaining year of former mayor gavin newsome. during that time, a groundswell of support in the boisterous campaign, and he was finally persuaded to pursue elected office. in november, he was overwhelmingly elected mayor of san francisco. he is the first asian-american to serve as mayor of san francisco. please join me in welcoming the honorable edwin m. lee. [applause] mayor lee: thank you. members of the board of trustees, faculty and staff of the university of san francisco, family and friends -- good morning class of 2012. [cheering] thank you for that very kind introduction. also, thank you -- alex, you are valedictorian. some

. >>> the mayor of new york city was this year's commencement speaker at the university of north carolina in chapel hill. michael bloomberg said north carolina's recent same sex marriage vote shows there's still a lot of work to be done for civil rights. the founder of bloomberg news and financial information company was first elected mayor in 2001. here's his speech and advice to the graduating class of 2012. his comments are about 20 minutes. [ applause ] >> tar! >> heels! >> tar! >> heels! >> tar! >> heels! >> forgive me but i just wanted to start this morning by shouting something but i knew what would happen if i said rah-rah, carolina-lina. on that positive note, good morning, faculty, family, friends of the great class of 2012. i particularly wanted to thank chancellor thorpe and the unc board of trustees, including my friend and your fellow alum, peter grower, for inviting me here. i also want to thank the president of the unc system, thomas ross, and a former unc system president, my old friend, dick spangler. we went to the harvard business school just because neither of us coul

this is very much an unusual event for the city of auburn in auburn university. s sickening that these young lives were cut short . >> investigators say there was no connection between these students and the university. the whole incident started with an argument over a woman. patty ann, heather. >> thank you very much. we sha appreciate it. >> war of words in washington is showing no sign of letting up. someone in the white house leaked confidential national security information. kelly wright is live in washington with more on that for us. >> patti ann good morning to you. the leaking of national security effects a lot of people who froekt the united states. the united states of america as well in a precarious situation. because of that there are very vocal critics voicing their concern about the way obama administration is investigating these leaks. they claim the aed minutestration should be doing a lot more. eric holder appointed two u.s. attorneys to figure out who was behind a number of leaks. that includes intelligence on cyber attacks against iran and the

concentration of residents in the downtown area, student housing connected with the branch of the university and other cities can attract detail -- cannot attract retail, even some of the glamorous city's. that people want to be here is very beneficial and we should keep that in mind as we talk about other subject later -- subjects later in our calendar. thank you. president fong: commissioner miguel. commissioner miguel: yes, i had a few meetings this week on items on today's calendar. 1 regarded the project at parcel t, the old central freeway parcels. natoma and 14th. i went to a meeting with the mta. this one was out in richmond. in my mind, it was a lot of fluff with no new information. and of course, no estimation whatsoever as to when and if that would come to pass. it was the same solution for the presidio intersection and fell more intersection -- fillmore intersection. so. one very interesting meeting was the civic design review. we have seen that in the paper this week, the design for the new control tower. it's interesting, because you could really call it a begin. was even more interesting was t

item 53 was recommended with a new title to authorize the master agreement between the city and the regents of the university of california. with the transactions related to third and 16th street, and mission fail. on item 53 -- elsbernd aye. farrel aye. kim aye. mar aye. olague aye -- olague abscent. avalos, aye. campos, aye. chiu, aye. chu, aye. cohen, aye. there are 10 ayes. >> this ordinance is passed. >> item 54 was recommended as amended by the same title, for the vacation at the post market -- produce market -- -- at milton street and lattuceettuce. >> adopted. >> this authorized the ammendment of the lease for the department of public health. >> same house same call? this is adopted. why not go to role call? >> elsbernd? campos? supervisor campos: i wish to make a couple of points, simply to knowledge the very important issue that was decided by the u.s. supreme court, as to the constitutionality of sb10-70. at the board of supervisors, we passed a resolution for the city and county of san francisco, to officially boycott the state of arizona -- state of arizona, until a time when sb 10-70 would not

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. >> an unusual event for the city of auburn, auburn university. it's sickening that -- um -- these young lives were cut short. >> reporter: police responded to the scene around 10:00 p.m. after a fight broke out at a pool party and shots were fired. authorities say auburn football player eric mack was also shot. he remains in the hospital buzz is expected to recover. the suspected shooter? 22-year-old desmonte leonard. he lives in town but has no connections to the university. one of the three surviving wick tims is in the hospital fighting for his life after being shot in the head. meanwhile, authorities are urging the suspected gunman to turn himself in to police. john schriffen, abc news, new york. >>> and in other new this is morning, a megachurch pastor is lashing out at police in atlanta. creflo dollar was arrested and charged over the weekend after his daughter called 911. she told police and said he choked her, threw her to the ground. and punched her. >> the truth is, family conversation with your youngest daughter got emotional. she was n

this suburb of the city that is penn state is home to the university and its legendary football team. a judge had to be called in from a neighboring county. jurors may have to be imported as well if the lawyers cannot find enough impartial jurors here. the trial is expected to be emotionally rendering. some of the legend victims will have to testify against the former coach. >> it is sad that if you report to the police and your case moves forward, and you also have to be concerned about whether your particular story and humiliating things will be open for discussion in court and at dinner tables across the country. >> many of the alleged victims were part of the second mile, a charity that helped at risk youth. sandusky has repeatedly professed his innocence. a group of jurors will take on the responsibility of saying who is telling the truth. this scandal has not only tarnished the penn state football legend, it so far has cost the university an estimated $10 million in legal and other fees. >> police are looking for the person or persons responsible for some unpleasant wake-up call

the city. they have not yet filed the paperwork. two cities exploring bankruptcy. one state universitye washington post" one in five california cities are at similar risk. now, stockton has until friday to officially file chapter 9 after the council voted last night approve a budget which closes a $26 million deficit, deals with a $700 million worth of debt by doing things like suspending payments and fazing out a retiree medical benefits. it was a long night. >> the decisions that you are making tonight are effective throwing a grenade in my life and destroying everything i have worked for. >> stockton had the same attorney that helped vallejo proving chapter 9 can work. after three years of slashing public services and dealing with creditors, though prostitutes flooded the town and crime spiked but most importantly, unions took them to court for breaking contracts and the unions lost. a new law passed here in california forcing cities in to mediation before bankruptcy, something stockton did. mediation failed but the fact the city went through the process may protect it from lawsuits

the mayor and say that today is my 70th birthday. [applause] still alive and raising cain. i also want to say that i am a proud citizen of this city and a public servant at the university of california, in this city for more than 45 years. it is wonderful to be here and wonderful to be with you today. i want to say, before i start, that you should understand that i was permitted by the university of california on a leave of absence from the science corporation, and i profit by what they do. at the end, i am going to talk about things that they do that a person can buy and understand that you can regard me as having a conflict of interest when i talk about things that i might profit by. i want you to know that. i also want to say that i will talk about science, because i am a nerd. it is officials. i want you to know that it is a team signs. hundreds of scientists and engineers and professional clinicians of different kinds and other technologists have contributed to it, and i represent them to a large extent is because i am the oldest, and certainly not because i am the smartest. so, i want to talk about your plastic brain. you have a very valuable asset inside your skull, of course

. >> reporter: the perspective of a veteran journalist who has covered the city for years a prospective not universally shared, but "the government you elect is the government you deserve." people deserve the government they get and they deserve to get it good and hard. in dc, they do. >> thank you, gary. this story certainly has a lot of folks talking tonight and you can join the conversation. head over to our 9news now facebook page. >>> police in maryland is trying to figure out what is behind a stabbing in a park full of people. two men who knew each other got into a fight. one man was stabbed twice to his chest and back. we caught up with a good samaritan who was able to help the victim and flag down an ambulance. >> at first he was saying take me here and take me there and we said no we're going to take you to the hospital because that's what we wanted to do and then he was saying don't let me die. we wanted to transport him to get help. >> the victim suffered nonlife threatening injuries. the suspect took off on foot and caught in a nearby creek by a k-9. charges are pending. >>> police have mad