very similar to the time line we have, the legal team in iran was trying to get documents in the courts. this case went to the ayatollah. the court didn't want to issue an order. supreme court took the appeal, sent it back to say was he muslim enough. he had muslim blood. in that case in 1990, it delayed for a couple of weeks. they department get the certificate of death or execution order on paper until they got the paper. these attorneys in iran, this is their specialty. they would never contact us on monday with this news. we worked on it for 24 hours. george, look back what happened since we covered this story, early fall, late summer, white house state department took much more time before engaging. now two days before the we have statements from the most powerful office. >> he is a muslim that represents a lot of christians like this convicted and usually not sentenced to death. a number of years in prison, pastor nadarkhani has been in jail 865 days. they are looking. it already enter to the supreme court. the lower court needs to determine was he a muslim at the age of majority.

one of them is paula canny part of the legal team for barry bonds personal train ner the balco case. another lawyer specializes in family law. and a third was brought in to handsel immigration issues. >>> a place in san francisco is set to reopen, a school is reopening after a nasty stomach virus. saint ignatius college preparatory also closed down. and dozens who did attend the school, they began vomiting in trash cans an campus rest rooms. all campus extra curricular activities were canceled and classes for the rest of the week, as cleaning crews tried to san fize the campus. >>> two teachers are accused of lewd acts with students. mirammonte elementary will be closed and the closures are related to the arrested teachers. >>> football now. 4:38. 14 people arrested in massachusetts after a crowd reacted to the pats in the super bowl, and it got a little too rowdy. >> police in riot gear and on horseback used smoke bombs to disburse the 1500 students at u- mass amherst. they reportedly were fistfights but no one was hurt badly enough to be taken to the hospital. >>> meanwhile new yor

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the outstanding legal team and the couple's the represent. -also very proud of the deputies in my office that worked so hard on this appeal. the deputy city attorney's. i also want to thank all the city officials whose support has been instrumental from the beginning. i know the terms city family is sometimes criticized, but i can't think of a better, more fitting expression of what it means to have the strong support of mayor lee and the board of supervisors with a cause that matters so deeply to california and the nation. we will take your questions shortly, but the mayor and members of the board have some additional obligations. i want to give them the opportunity to say a few words haland express their thoughts. [applause] >> thank you, dennis. i have often said this is the year of the dragon, and that means you have to confront your challenges. what a way to confront this challenge that has been with us for some many years. this is the greatest opportunity i have seen, it is one that i truly am celebrating with the city family, but i mos

the process of reviewing this report and working to fully understand its implications as are the legal teams for the various affected americans, the various affected internationals and the various affected egyptians. >>reporter: we do know that the evidence collected again the 19 americans include maps, cash, and videos taken of churches and military facilities but it is not so much what is in the charging documents but conditions in egypt that could make the release of the workers that were harder. washington threatened to cut aid and egyptian generals who are in washington last week for regular meeting cut short their trip and went home. egypt also struggles after soccer riots left 89 people did, and the military now has deployed troops to the streets, a picture of chaos that may complicate the release of the americans. >>shepard: and now the pentagon is sending the top general over there to egypt, right? >>reporter: yes chairman of the joint chiefs of staff will meet with his counterparts. the visit that pentagon says is long planned, and dempsey is not sent specifically to press cairo to

legal fight. the chronicle reports that eliana lopez has hired three new lawyers. one of them is paula canny, who was part of the legal team for barry bonds personal train ner the balco case. another attorney specializes in family law. and a third was brought in to handle immigration issues. >>> also in san francisco, students at saint ignatius college prep will head back to class this morning, as a stomach virus left students vomiting in rest rooms and trash cans. and the problem began tuesday. and it became so widespread that the school had to shut down for the rest of the week. and the illness affected more than 300 students and teachers. and cleaning crews have been san fizing that campus. since it was -- sanitizing that campus since it was closed. >>> the deadline is hours away. the settlement that would help underwater homeowners, and why california is on the fence. >>> nevada is in the bag. but mitt romney's challengers are not conceding yet. how the next republican races are shaping up. we have a live report. weather >>> and twitter more tempting than sex or sleep? the surprising finding about the social media addi

the outstanding legal team and the couple's the represent. -also very proud of the deputies in my office that worked so hard on this appeal. the deputy city attorney's. i also want to thank all the city officials whose support has been instrumental from the beginning. i know the terms city family is sometimes criticized, but i can't think of a better, more fitting expression of what it means to

eliana lopez has hired three new lawyers and you one is paula canning part of the legal team for barry bond's case. and the second family law and the third immigration issues. >>> 5:04. let's kick it over to the biggest giants fan in the bay area. that would be -- >> he is now. >> lawrence karnow. >> all about the money. that's right. >> and i'm not talking san francisco. >> that's right. >> hey, folks, we have some changes coming our way. the winds are kicking up outside. calm right now. high clouds outside. we have a major storm brewing off the coastline. right now, 38 degrees in santa rosa. and 46 in san jose. and you got 49 degrees in pacifica. this afternoon, though, these clouds are on the increase. and seeing some of the high clouds already. but that system will move closer and closer throughout the day today. and likely see the clouds thickening up. and the winds will begin to kick up near the coastline in the afternoon. and the temperatures not going to be all that bad. a lot of 60s outside. and 65 degrees in livermore. and 62346 san jose. and 62 in pacifica. not much rain tod

and impartial to the case against a bundle fundamental with the rule of law but today the swedish prosecutors legal team will be arguing that that doesn't matter and that in fact the a shingle thirty doesn't have to be independent and impartial if we are hearing from inside the court that the argument of the swedish prosecutor's team is coming under scrutiny an associate teams argument did the judges a much more questioning of it seemingly less impressed by it that this is the final avenue for him here in england this is the highest court in the land that we're in now he could then take his case the european court of human rights but that's by no means guaranteed however that the backlog in charge. to eight years he could be hanging around in this in a bizarre. if he doesn't win here the cool stuff goes in greatest fear is he would be an extra scientists from here to sweden where they could speak literally wouldn't touch the ground in the sweet then head to the streets of america which of course has a vested interest in this he's always said that these allegations are not to be with mickey where he he r

they can use against a bundle of fundamental difference with the rule of law but today the swedish prosecutors legal team will be arguing that that doesn't matter and that in fact the a shingle thirty doesn't have to be independent and impartial we are hearing from the inside of the court that the argument of the swedish prosecutor's team is coming under a lot more scrutiny than associate teams argument did the judges the much more question of it seemingly less impressed by it that this is the final avenue for him here in england this is the highest court in the land that we're in now he could then take his case the european court of human rights but that's by no means guaranteed however there's a backlog in childbirth. to eight years says he could be hanging around in this sort of bizarre limbo if he doesn't win here the cool stuff does his greatest fear is that he would be in and resign his from here to sweden with the his feet literally wouldn't touch the ground in this week's events sent him straight to america which of course has the best interest in this either with these allegations of connecting

impartial so it can use against the funding fundamental principle of the rule but today the swedish prosecutor's legal team will be arguing that that doesn't matter. and in fact the issuing authority doesn't have to be independent and impartial we are hearing from the inside that the argument of the swedish prosecutor's team is coming under a lot most recently an associate teams argument did the judges the much more question of it seemingly less impressed by it so that might give us almost some kind of solace during was bound to be quite difficult day for him ok so a little bit of positive news there for the future of julian assange though so on goes on the supreme court bearing went over at the end of the day though is there really no other when you of appeal for songs after this. i'm obviously if he wins then everything's to court and he gets to carry on his life just as it was before but if he loses at the end of this two day hearing then this is the final avenue for him here in england this is the highest court in the land that we're in now he could then take his case the european court of human rights

specialists with unique insights, including jarod ginser, founder of freedom now and member of the pro bono legal team. he'll discuss the recently filed petition with u.n. and ash tear detention which seeks an opinion auto whether his imprisonment violates international law and from bob fu, who also spent time in the laogia in china will discuss the free gao campaign and the need to hold china accountable for ongoing harassment. the case of quu kwan, university professor, illustrates how chinese officials target citizens who attempt to form independent political parties or use the internet to organize or pose online opinions deemed too politically sensitive. in 2007 mr. quan began posting a series of open letters to top government leaders advocating on behalf of government workers. he also wrote letters calling for a multiparty rule and for democratic reforms. because of his writings, because they were considered too critical of the government, he lost his university professorship, and then he was further demoted from a common you nis democratic league state-approved party, and formed his own party, a

we have office around the world and worked with the iranian legal team and it is very rare that you followomething like this in iran. it was the last time in 1990 . what we have seen and reported on monday just like when we talked about it on fox news. doing a great job covering the story for everybody. the attorneys came to us and said we have to spread the message. this is the second time they said tell everybody again because they believe and these are experts that on monday, when they gave us the phone call, his life was in danger and the execution, every day. they believe in execution order has been issued. in iran, that is not public. in 1990, when you go back to the pastor who was executed. they got the order when they got the body. >> wow. >> the white house has released a statement condemning the action. do you think the u.s. is going to have to step in a more forward way in a way that is going to send iran a message that it is serious about the situation. >> it is interesting. in september and october it took a month for the state department to engage and the white house engaged

area with the same model include bittersweet cafe, odwalla, oaklandish, mellon hardware -- mountain hardware, sun power. i want to speak further on our approach of putting together a legal team for the project. odi glenn rates with contractors locally. our projects often require work closely with local agencies. the port project required approvals from the port of richmond, the city of richmond, richmond redevelopment agency, the national park service, among others. they have tremendous experience in navigating these processes. odi processes -- projects are all about creating jobs and using local partners for that strategy. in conclusion, they have completed projects of this type and skill for more than 20 years. pier 70 is an invaluable opportunity to create new jobs and enhance san francisco's cultural and historic fabric. >> thank you. this is an exciting point in time for the project. i want to acknowledge the work of the team. we have several members of the waterfront advisory group. they've been wanting it to be something more than it is now for a long time. they've been actively working on it since 1999. for this particular initiative, we want to make sure we talked t

standing behind me to have braved the at today's subzero temperatures and on to turn out to show him that they are still. rooting for him yet today we heard his legal team giving their side of the story this case here at the supreme court is no surprise out whether or not those is guilty of the allegations that have been made against him it's about the nuts and bolts of the legal system and specifically about whether the european arrest warrant under which his extradition has been requested is valid the his team say that the swedish prosecutor who issued the warrant doesn't have the all thirty thousand do you doubt it.

legal maneuver. the embattled sheriff was in court today. his attorney filed a motion to exclude statements that he and his wife made to neighbors and the alleged domestic incident on new year's eve. his legal team also wants to exclude a 45-second video taken by lopez' neighbor in which the former venezuelan tv star alleges she was assaulted on two separate occasions by her husband. the trial set to begin on friday. >>> the 49ers aren't the only sports team trying to rebuild a stadium. tonight could be a make or break night. in just over an hour, the san jose planning commission will listen to an appeal to build an 18,000 -- the city has okayed perms for the 60 million dollar facility, but a resident nearby is concerned with noise and lights. the earthquakes say noise will be limited. city officials have recommended the board reject the appeal. >>> it's ash wednesday and the ash was spread to wells fargo bank. nearly 50 clergy members gathered outside the headquarters in san francisco to protest what they call rampant forclosure abuse. the group sprinkled ashes in front of the bank, symbolizing for the bank to repent. it comes after last week's release of a report that found 84% of foreclosures

time to build any sort of chemistry with some of my team mates before the challenge cup but we still pulled out an emotional come back with. so the legal the young has showcased its biggest turns with the western conference team lifting the twenty twelve challenge cup although it's a safe bet these m.h.l. stars still have some bigger challenges and trophies the head of them. robert carlin young r t. two world rally racing now where finished a lot of the has claimed the second grand prix of the season who was relating. to the previous two days managed to carry the crowd control and drive sunday's six stages a cook enough to secure the top spot in the comic his compatriot make him in by sixteen seconds but we didn't knights of that complexity for the few. seconds behind when a rush is it good enough to thank him in face about a time well champ and sebastian of france who was six in the final standings. it was a hard week period tivo if they bought me man maybe in a feeling like i was in do about was an eight hour so i did that when i had to do got to the finish and that might be a very first big very diverse as a male i meant when i got

that's a pool but today is going to be a more difficult day for today the sun's yes today much of what we heard was from his legal team and this this evidence is all about the nuts and bolts of the legal system nothing about whether it's those easel isn't guilty of the allegations that have been laid at his door and his lawyer dinah rhodes talked about judicial authority whether this swedish prosecutor has the rights to issue this here in the west words under which his extradition is being requested she said that as the issue of the european arrest warrant the swedish prosecutor was party to the case and so therefore didn't have the impartiality and independence that's required to issue a european arrest warrant but today we're going to hear the arguments of the swedish prosecutors team clement gomery their lawyer is going to say that it doesn't matter whether the swedish prosecutor is independent and impartial that the european u.s. wrestler and should stand anyway so today will be the end of the case but we're not just. for law and as we're talking to you here on out here we're showing a live picture we were just a

has died after the ohio school shooting, new details being revealed by eyewitness news this morning. >>> sheriff ross mirkarimi suffers a set back, why legal analysts say the defense team could have a tough case on their hands. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning february 28th, i am pam cook. >> and i am dave clark, i did wear the scarf this morning but i left the umbrella. >> well don't do that tonight. 30s and 40s in fact 30s from santa rosa to gilroy, it will be partly sunny skies to mostly cloudy, the system coming in tonight looks good. we have some of the updates on watches and warnings, here is sal. >>> traffic is moving along well as you are driving along the bay area commute, traffic does look good all the way across, no major problems. we have been checking with chp, it looks like there is some sort of a stalled vehicle westbound 92 just passed the toll plaza and maybe that truck is now leaving the shoulder so things may be getting better there. the morning commute looks good on the dumbarton, 601, let's go back to the desk. >>> cal trans is trying to close down a major camp, that camp is n

the way to u.s. supreme court. tonight we have team coverage on what the next legal steps are.have reaction from those that believe the ruling is wrong. >>pam: tonight the rally in castro district is a largely indoors because of the rain coming down tonight. some people are colossi but there are damp conditions. kate thompson is live in san francisco from the rally were people were still celebrating. >>reporter: people are still celebrating their are a lot of very happy people in this room. people have been coming in sent about 5:00 p.m.. we have been listening to different speakers here for about an hour-and-a- half. they're celebrating what happened here been getting ready for another year i believe carried we did speak with one couple today account a lot of couples have spent years and years waiting to get married. and this one couple finally gave up two weeks ago and went to new york to get married because they did not believe it would happen in san francisco. >> i was disappointed an act of that california would falling behind in his edge for civil-rights. >>reporter: clea

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he then told the judge he didn't want to proceed unless his full legal team is present. but the judge ordered lawrence to move forward. attorneys saying delays could be hurting both sides. >> for the commonwealth, it means their case is further removed from the jury's mindset. on the other hand, some people thought that the last defense witness wasn't terribly strong. so to have that bad taste lingering in the mouth for a while isn't good. >> reporter: george huguely's aunt provided important testimony. she narrated a surveillance video taken at a restaurant. she was there with her teenage daughters at a lacrosse gathering. the videotape recorded a day before yardley love was found dead shows both of them holding hands. she says love approached her and warmly hugged her daughters. prior testimony revealed just days before that event, george huguely sent love an e-mail reading, i should have killed you after he learned of a romantic rival. >> the commonwealth would paint the picture of an angry, brooding, jealous, vengeful defendant whose anger grew as the week went on. bu

question mark, not good news -- brooks laich is a question marks not good news for a team borderline on the playoffs. legalt mike seidenberg injured his leg and couldn't return. yesterday coach hunter said mike was day to day. here's what he said after this morning's skate-around. >> he's a warrior and he wants to play and help us win and with nicky being out we need him in more. so he's a warrior and wants to play and that's what you like about guys like that. >> translated we're still waiting on word on brooks at the doctor's now. another player not practicing mike green, the defenseman working his way back from sports hernia surgery. he skated last week. hunter says green did not offer a setback. he just worked out in the gym today. >>> we're looking for more anchor bowl ideas, guys. you been watching kristen berset and i battle it out in all kinds of events currently tied 2-2. go to wusa9's facebook page and give us suggestions on how to break that tie. we've been getting some great suggestions thus far. >>> super bowl the day after one team arrives home happy, the giants, the other with the emptiest f

the project if there's any legal ramifications. >> this is a presale you see typically with a lot of teams, maybe not in this setting geographically, but we saw someone on fox in philadelphia re doing a legal analyst went is actually legal, but again it's not about the phillies fans. it's about our fans supporting what's going to be a great team. >> spring training starts next week. i'm dave feldman. stay with us. >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte, america's fastest 4g network. my auction ends in 15 seconds ! even worse, my buddy's bidding on the same lunchbox ! it's airbrushed ! but i've got verizon 4g lte. it's so fast, i can outbid him at the last second. i got it ! yes ! woo hoo ! it's got a thermos ! rely on verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. because only the fastest survive. my dad and grandfather spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door, it's us that work out here. [ michael ] we're on the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it c

. >> reporter: jose baez, best known as the defense attorney who helped gain acquittal for accused killer casey anthony, is a member of giordano's legal team> did he kill robyn gardner? >> no. this was a drowning. she certainly would have appeared by now had the situation been otherwise. >> reporter: so the proof that there wasn't a crime is that there hasn't been a body?

legal precedent. the nationals can sell the tickets to whom they want? >> no. this is a presale you see typically with a lot of teamsnot in this setting geographically, but we saw someone up on fox up in philadelphia. they had a legal analyst went on and they said what they're doing is actually legal, but again it's not about the senator or the phillies fans. it's about our fans supporting what's going to be a great team. >> i think it's going to be exciting this year. >>> final round of the pga's northern trust open, phil mickelson on 18, needs it to force a playoff. 26 feet 9 inches. lefty drops it for a birdie, goes to 7-under tying with bill haas. he needs his buddy keegan bradley and ole says join me because if brad -- and he says join me because if bradley makes this putt, he's in the same scenario. he does and he. is we have a three-way playoff. bill haas predicted both would make their putts and bill haas should be in the prediction business. first playoff hole no. 18. bradley could win it if he sinks the putt. just misses. it continues with all three golfers. second playoff hole is no. 10 and haas was 45 fe