andy: son basura. bien, tienes hasta el viernes lo que no este empacado para la universidad o en el atico, se ira a la basura. [suspiro] como tu digas, mama. [suspiro] [grito ahogado] ¿que esta pasando? se deshacen de nosotros, eso es lo que pasa! [suspiro] ¿te ayudo con eso? no, gracias. ten. ¿y vas a extraÑarme cuando me vaya? si te digo que no, ¿aun me daras tu habitacion? andy: no. molly: entonces... si, te voy a extraÑar. [grito ahogado] no respiro! es una horrible pesadilla! silencio! ¿que es ese ruido? [madera crujiendo] [gritos] oh! andy! [grito ahogado] esa no es basura. esa no es basura! oh! [silbido] buster, aqui, muchacho, ven! [jadeando] corre, amigo, a la esquina! ya! [bostezo] no, buster, no! levantate, buster! [respiracion agitada] [puerta cerrandose] [grito ahogado] [grito ahogado] estamos en la esquina, amigos! sabia que esto pasaria. rompan la bolsa. asi! [grito] no se rompe! ay, olvidenlo. es triple hoja de polietileno de alta densidad. tiene que haber una salida. si andy ya

andy. - aw, come on. - that's her private property. - boo! - uh, hello? who's snooping on who now? - what does that even mean? everyone, just... - what's it say? - please stop. - put it down. - come on, andy. - yeah, put it down. - that's her private property. - oh, my god. - see? - that's what nosy'll get you. - told you so. - it just doesn't make any sense. - darryl, clark, kevin, toby, plop, take a knee. all right, you guys are gonna think i'm psycho again. couldn't shake this feeling that erin's dating someone, so i looked at her phone. - man, you can't do that stuff. you'll only find pain. when my ex-wife got into my email account, she was devastated. - too late. i found out she's been texting a guy named pete. does anybody know a pete? - pete. - hmm. - petwhat? - it just occurred to me that andy has been calling me plop for so long, he forgot my real name... which is pete. ♪ filming a card to send to the fam. ♪ ♪ singing carol-oke with my best friends. ♪ ♪ hanging out with m

there was too much pressure to be andy kaufman. i just wanted to be andy. i think that's why i got sick. i hado change completely and ickly. so you know, the letter goes on but that's his reason. please don't tell anybody, me especially dad, not a soul until after he dies. >> well, even if this was just a nice way to honor yr brother, it was nice having you on the show. i suppose before you go, sir, what do you want people to remember about andy kaufman so many years after he's gone and with this renewed interest in him because of this young woman and this bizarre episode? >> remember that andy, he was a genius, he was also a good guy, where most people think he was a problem, but he was actually a good guy, a pleasure to work with, and he's left behind a legacy of all the people who compete in the andy kaufman award. kristen shull and reggie watts attribute the award as giving them the impetus to go forward. harry trajeanian who just won did what andy couldn't accomplish onstage. so it's beautiful, the legacy he's leaving behind is beautiful regardless of

the parents and the community of andy lopez are frustrated over the shooting. they say it didn't have to happen. and they brought that frustration to a rally this week where they carried sign where they said we are andy lopez. the whole damn system has to die. to talk about this i spoke with ramon gallindo. i asked him what protestors think -- excuse me -- could or should have been done to prevent this incident. >> well, this community in santa rosa in northern california is in a state of shock after the shooting of 13-year-old andy lopez. the deputy thought he was in danger and the community was in danger when he saw andy lopez's toy gun. he done know it was a toy gun at the time because it resembles an a.k. so much. so many people in the community are still wondering why it is that somebody that is so highly trained could not useless lethal way of confronting andy lopez from the sounds of the testimony of the deputies n the- themselves. this all happened very quickly. and as we have seen over the past week, thousands of people have come out to show their supp

>> andy boy's my father, andy d'arrigo, he's the face on the label and a lot of people ask, is there an andy boy and i say, yes, there is. >> who is this? >> yep. it's me. >> oh. ha ha. you see, when folks around here say andy d'arrigo is the face of andy boy produce, they mean it, literally. now 86 years young, he, along with his daughter margaret and son john, run one of the most successful farms in the salinas valley. it all started back in the early 1900s, when andy's dad and uncle emigrated from sicily and went through ellis island. they were both teenagers and spoke barely any english, but they had a dream for something better. >> this is the american dream where people see opportunity. i don't know how my grandfather was living there, could scrape up enough money to put 2 kids on a boat to the united states and probably knowing they'd never see them again. but they knew there was no opportunity there where they lived. and i think that's what the united states is all about. >> the 2 brothers started their operation in new york, but then moved out west to begin growing fruits an

andy, phone call. >> no, stay there. kev, thought we nailed the whole transfer thing earlie > ah, i wrote it on my hand. but then i washed it. >> 's transfer, extension, then transfer again. >> okay. andy, get ready. >> here we go. >> exnsion, transfer. [phone rings] >> ah. >> oh, man. >> its 134. >> kev. >> kev, me on. hustle. >> you armurdering the nard dog. >> this is kevin. please hold, and i will transfer you [phe rings] >> you're bad at this too. >> don't answer tt call. >> just transfe the damn . >> your call is very important to us. please... [phone rings] >> hey! >> ho! [cheers and appuse] >> andy bernard. my maid died. [cheerful music] ♪ >> today's my first day my nejob at michael scott paper company incorporated. you know, apple computer started in a garage. and we're starting in a condo. so we already have a leg up onpple. look, it's offici. >> oh, good, my hooker's here. kidding. hi. >> michael, you were expecting me, right? >> yes, i was. yes, i was. >> are you wearing anything under the robe? >> that is

in new york jump in go ahead andy. i want to i want to make two points first of all don't blame the united states for the modern middle east we had nothing to do with it the middle east was carved up by the french and the british empire the united states had no role you know but in light of your terminating the the borders of how the ottoman empire yeah well they sort of they're saying the u.s. has some duty or the it orientalism now let's look at iraq again first of all kurdistan is not going to declare its independence secondly after the iraqis kick the united states out the shiites the molecule regime they found that on their own they really couldn't operate their country and now a couple of weeks ago maliki was in washington asking for help i think the united states should always take a very restrained attitude towards intervening in these countries but we should be there to help and the fact of the matter was even the shiites realized they couldn't do it on their own and they asked for us to bring bring some influ

andy go ahead first of all kurt. kurdistan kurdistan is a place where there is sort of a potential nation when you take parts of syria and turkey and iraq but there is absolutely no prospect of the united nations or the world community recognizing a nation there and if the kurds who are doing rather well as a part of this old empire construct were to declare their independence from iraq they would find zero recognition from the united states from the united kingdom from france from the european union so we're dealing with a very different world than of course the israelis also disprove your point the israelis would love to annex the west bank and create what they call eretz israel but they are prevented from doing so by the knowledge that that would probably use the israeli regime so changing borders by force. and i don't think it is and i say that and i think that you know to think a really interesting here gentlemen incident where it's what we have to actually looking at it in two different ways we're looking at in

>> yes, andy? you were pursing your lips. >> i want to know why we are not drug testing members of congress. >> that's a great idea. >> they are public officials and they are wanting people who get food stamps be to be drug testing, why not drug test them? why not drug test the president of the united states because we know he will fail. i am not talking about barack obama. i am talking my uncle steve. i said this before. i am for high politicians and not high taxes. it is hard to raise your taxes when you are smashed. >> did you hear what is going on with the mayor of toronto? guy who mentions the obvious a month later. >> where is a snarky guy when you need him? >> that was snarky guy. i guess he moved to toronto. >> very good, very good. >>> a new study found the key to a happy marriage is the wife's ability to scam down after an -- to calm down after an argument. researchers from cal berkeley found that women are better at starting difficult conversations that resolve problems, but only if they

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the director of the center of middle east studies at the university of oklahoma in new york we have andy martin he's an independent foreign policy and intelligence analyst and in london we cross to charlie wolf he is a writer broadcaster and political commentator a gentleman cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage joshua and i go to you first in norman oklahoma it was ninety five years ago the maps were drawn what's the legacy of the most important legacy in your mind ninety five years later well i think that we are seeing the birth of nations in the middle east and dictators like saddam hussein side are a little bits of the ottoman empire and they've kept this multi ethnic multi religious parts of the ottoman empire together by. oppression largely now in this age of popular movements we are seeing them challenged and we're getting the break up i think and rearrangement of ethnic power and in iraq we've had the shiites come to the top the sunnis cast down in lebanon something similar is going on with the christians losing power mus

>> hey, andy. you know, i been thinkin' about what you said, and... >> "noishe." >> ...i just don't know if i can do it. >> that's interesting, because what i hear you saying is that you do want to do it, which means you can do it. believe me, i broke up with angela, and i'm, like, the happiest guy ever. i mean, i'm so happy. i'm so happy. like, total freedom, you know? >> it's just that pam gets me through the day, you know? i really rely on her. i'm pretty emotionally needy. >> and you know what? i am here for you. let me be your traveling pants. [imitates punch] ah, what'd you do that for? [laughter] >> you know that i was doin' this. >> totally. >> okay. >> hello, dwight. what's with the shirt? are you all right? >> i'm sorry, michael. >> hi, michael. >> oh, my god. run! run! it's a setup. setup! >> no, mich--michael. >> dwight, run! >> michael, no. let's be cool, okay? >> you be cool. >> yes. >> just--what's goin' on? >> we need to talk about our two companies, and how we should behave. dwight

the director of the center of middle east studies at the university of oklahoma in new york we have andy martin he's an independent foreign policy and intelligence analyst and in london we cross to charlie wolf he is a writer broadcaster and political commentator right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage joshua and i go to you first in norman oklahoma it was ninety five years ago the maps were drawn what's the legacy of the most important legacy in your mind ninety five years later well i think that we are seeing the birth of nations in the middle east and dictators like saddam hussein side are a little bits of the ottoman empire and they've kept this multi ethnic multi religious parts of the ottoman empire together by. oppression largely now in this age of popular movements we are seeing them challenged and we're getting the break up i think and rearrangement of ethnic power and in iraq we've had the shiites come to the top the sunnis cast down in lebanon something similar is going on with the christians losing power

andy? you're going to be 16 and somebody's going to go, hey, would you like this giant thing of candy? and i'm going to pretend like i hate being beaten up. this strange man won't let go. police, help. >> you got to build up endurance to things, you got to be exposed to stuff. i'm devoting all my time to help other kids. it's self irk to my kids, because i would just be helping them. i like to help other kids. we're going to take a break. the joy of hate, why am i even speaking to you at this point? >>> they put the duck in inductee on thursday. the rubber ducky was selected as part of the rochester hall of fame. the floating bath toy along with a game of chess, beat out other finalists which included army men, teenaged mutant ninja turtles. do we really have to hear this whole quote? this vp was going to tell us something, i don't really care about it. i want to ask you what you guys thought was the greatest toy. >> i have a rubber ducky in my bahama. when i was a kid, i liked cabbage patc

. >> reporter: what do you think andy would say about this? >> he would want justice. >> reporter: in santa rosa, wayne freedman abc7 news. >>> a suspected drunk driver slammed into two construction workers on interstate 680 in mi mill -- milpitas. that is when the chp says a silver nissan plowed into them. the worker that died is 34-year-old from vacaville. investigators arrested the driver for felony dui. >>> a 20-year-old man is in critical condition after a long fall from an overpass. authorities say it happened on highway four and hill crest avenue. the overpass is under construction. he was air lifted to the hospital after construction workers found him at 7:30 morning. >>> a dump truck carrying heavy equipment crashed through a guardrail on highway 101 in san francisco near bay shore boulevard. you can see how scary that was. it nearly ended up on the roadway below. chp says two cars were involve and theed road is open. >>> a san francisco man accused of killing a woman with a city vehicle has been fired by the rec and park department.

you're welcome, andy. and you're welcome, my own ass. - listen, i appreciate you taking the time with me. - peter, please, we completely understand your concerns here. let us just show you the latest projections. jim? - uh, wade actually has those on the road, but he's gonna be calling in with those numbers any second. so just hold on one s-- [cell phone vibrates] oh, actually... uh, nope. that is my wife. again, he'll be calling in any second. - hey, uh, give me a call back when you get a chance. cece did great, and i want to tell you something. - hey, boss, you gotta jump on a delivery. - i don't do that anymore. - that's what they told me. - [sighs] all right, let's get this over with. - you looking for fun? it just found you! whoo! [laughs] [engine turning] here we go! yeah! ♪ filming a card to send to the fam. ♪ ♪ singing carol-oke with my best friends. ♪ ♪ hanging out with mom, ♪ making ninjabread men all day, ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ that's my kind of holiday, ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ what's y

it is tv's andy levy. and next to me, the sexiest man named rick leventhal, correspondent rick leventhal. stop being sexy. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> are dopes easier to snare with obamacare? women taking advantage of birth control in their insurance. it is day who gives a crap of. >> obama apacolypso gate. >> behind the insurance ad they are targeting the fairer sex. this is called susie and nate hot to trot. it says omg he's hot. let's hope he is as easy to get as the birth control. my health insurance covers the pill so all have i to worry about getting him between the covers. thanks obamacare. yes and thanks for the claw midyaw, obamacare. another ad shows a girl committed -- a girl excited to have birth control so she can have sex to a cardboard cut out of ryan gosling. >> i tell you. first gay marriage and now dog yow gay. this -- dog yoga. >> you look delightful. >> thank you. >> for obamacare to be successful you need all of these people to sign up for. it do the ads help? >>

take jaime live cu - peluffo asi es, entre otras cosas, la demanda alega que la muerte de andy lpez fue injustificada.. :01 - :06 :09 - :14 :17 - :22 :45 - :51 1:53 - 1:57 trt: 1:59 o.c. "de estas investigaciones." acompaÑados de sus abogados, los padres de andy lpez hablaron ante la prensa sobre la demanda que entablaron en corte federal en la maÑana. s.o.t. sujey cruz/madre de andy lópez 12:58:11 que se haga justicia y encarcelen a ese asesino, que está muy a gusto en su casa mientras mi hijo está en un refrigerador muerto con 7 balas. s.o.t. rodrigo lópez/padre de andy 11:52:24 we want justice, and also we want an honest investigation .. l dijo que quieren justicia, y aparte una investigacin honesta de lo ocurrido. andy lpez de 13 aÑos, muri el 22 de octubre en santa rosa despus de que el oficial erick gelhaus del departamento del alguacil del condado de sonoma confundiera el rifle de juguete que cargaba el joven con uno real.. las circunstancia s de ese encuentro es lo que est en disputa. s.o.t. arnoldo casillas/abogado de familia 14:57:21 lo que sí se sabe es que el primer

i'd like to redress andy's point. the splunking analogy was adorable but having been married in the past it is not exactly the same because in situations where someone splunks and the other doesn't the non nonsplunker not got punched in the face because they refused to go to the mother-in-laws for easter. >> some are in it to. >> i'm never getting married. >> you are kind of at fault for this because you work at a bar. you know that drinking couples probably pay, tip better because they are together opposed to one who's only having a diet coke. >> i have bar regulars who are couples that come in. i see them go through the stages, they got engaged and come back married and they keep coming back when they are married. when there is one that drink and the other doesn't, it is not the interests are not the same but the one is going out and exhibiting questionable behavior out not with their spouse. that is where some of the trust issues may come in to play and the problems in the relationship. >> interesting perspective.

the director of the center of middle east studies at the university of oklahoma in new york we have andy martin he's an independent foreign policy and intelligence analyst and in london we cross to charlie wolf he is a writer broadcaster and political commentator right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage joshua and i go to you first in norman oklahoma and it was ninety five years ago the maps were drawn what's the legacy of the most important legacy in your mind ninety five years later well i think that we are seeing the birth of nations in the middle east and dictators like saddam hussein side are a little bits of the ottoman empire and they've kept this multi ethnic multi religious parts of the ottoman empire together by. oppression largely now in this age of popular movements we are seeing them challenged and we're getting the break up i think and rearrangement of ethnic power and in iraq we've had the shiites come to the top the sunnis cast down in lebanon something similar is going on with the christians losing po

andy? you're going to be 16 and somebody's going to go, hey, would you like this giant thing of candy? and i'm going to pretend like i hate being beaten up. this strange man won't let go. police, help. >> you got to build up endurance to things, you got to be exposed to stuff. i'm devoting all my time to help other kids. it's self irk to my kids, because i would just be helping them. i like to help other kids. we're going to take a break. the joy of hate, why am i even speaking to you at this point? prilosec otc gives me zero heartburn. and zero heartburn is awesome. just like zero cutle. and you can't beat zero. [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do wha

since andy lopez's death there has been a new push for tougher bb gun laws statewide. two years ago the los angeles

andy, this is something you would do. it is something you have done. >> it wouldn't be a finger i assure you. >> this guy is getting a reality series on cinema? >> sin -- sin gnaw max. >> do you think this is a stunt in -- a stunt? >> i don't know. i did some research. he has been shot a couple times. once he was shot by a dancer because he fired her for having sex with a customer in the bathroom. and then when he left at night she was waiting with a gun and shot him in a lung. the mob put out a contract on his life. he has been sued by a bunch of his strippers and he wrote this book called "topless profit" that they are making a reality show with that name. and one of the clubs he owned was called boobie trap. >> he is clever. >> the story got picked up or part of it is his wife's daughter tweeted it. i checked out her twitter feed and she is hot. show is really, really hot. that's not apropos of anything. it is apropos of a really hot girl on twitter. >> just don't compete with the strippers. >> he said the real for jus

andy, debbie wasser man schulz, no relation to bill, but they have similar hair. she is the -- >> my perm is natural. >> she is the preparer of the dnc. she has something to say and because you wrote this question -- questio -- >> she said this and can we roll the tape? >> at the end of the day americans -- we are not mizeled by the president, but the overwhelming majority of americans are already insured. >> what did she just say? >> she pronounced the word misled mizeled. >> it would be easy to say she miss pronounced the word, but we know that progressives are smarter than us because they tell us this all the time. the only explanation is we have been miss pronouncing it this whole time. we have been mizled how to pronounce it and i am not happy about it. thank you for setting us straight. >> i need to hear that again. i will ask bill a question you need to get that thing set up. maybe she was trying to say mozeltof. >> then i would understand. >> i would too. i don't know what is going on. >> the weirdest part she was a guest on the show. >> she didn't have --

and tv's andy levy and my repulsive sidekick bill schulz and a first time guest. he is les gold, the star of the awesome true tv reality series and one of my favorite shows on cable, "hard core pawn." >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. i didn't know you were my lucky charm. >> these jokes never end. should they replace his ruddy face? rob ford admitted to smoking crack. what is that? i have never heard of it. it was years ago in a drunken stupor. the toronto mayor was forced to come clean after police obtained a video, evidence of him getting high. >> do you smoke crack cocaine? >> exactly. yes i have smoked crack cocaine. but no -- do i? am i an addict? no. have i tried it? probably in one of my drunken stupors probably a year ago. >> why do you have to blame it on booze? >> later in the day he made another statement. >> to the residents of for -- of toronto i know i have let you down and i can't do anything else but apologize, and apologize and i'm so sorry. i know -- i know i have to regain your trust and your confidence. >> probably could have gotte

and here to ruin the pace, it is tv's andy levy. and he is funnier than a goat in a dress, comedian andrew schulz. strange name, fyi. and paul mccurio. he wanted me to tell both of his fans he is performing at the funny bone in columbus, ohio. boy, that's depressing, december 4th through eighth. you could probably show up and get tickets right before the show. and then paul will probably ask you out for drinks or dinner and it will get awkward as you try to back away and leave. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> i will give you this. you dress a lot better than normal. you look like a gay waiter lumber jack which is okay. you look like you should be working at a restaurant called flap jack. anyway. >> it is weird. i am working there tonight. >> i bet you are. for tips. was it asian inspired or racist entired? yes, katie perry performed the a sunday's american music awards in a full geisha get up prompting howls of protest. her outfit is the subject of tonight's -- >> is this racist? >> interesting. well, for her song,

andy and mack have been there and keeps the president informed. look at the famous picture of andy card on 9/11 whispering in george w. bush's ear immediately to let them know there was a plane crash in one of the world trade center. that's what a good chief of staff does. >> david, one more question, supporters see president obama as cool and collected. critics say he is aloof and out of touch. do you think his personality helped or hurt his presidency? >> i think his personality has not been a good fit with the presidency, i must say. in fairness, let's put one proposition on the table. seven presidents tried to get universal health care passed. mack and i were there with president clinton. seven failed. president obama came along. he is the first in history to get it passed. you have to give him credit, legislatively, for a big milestone. but the execution has been lousy. as andy card pointed out, we were grossly misled as a country and the passage of that bill might have been threatened if they told us straight that 10 million people would los

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andy, should teens know better or know worse? >> i like teens who know worse because that makes them vulnerable. >> i agree. it is good for colleges to check this stuff out. people's social media output is probably a lot more honest than their college admissions packets are. >> i think you are seeing the true person. it is person theyve -- they lead the story with, she was doing an orientation with other students. she was tweeting negative things about her fellow students and they caught her. if you don't want that negative energy -- >> right. that's a better insight into someone's personality than making up their extra curricular activities and charity work. you keep talking about these things to erase people. i think every social media type has a way you can make your account private. make your account private while applying for college if nothing else. lock down your twitter account facebook account and instagram and -- >> what's the point of having it private? >> only your friends and the people you want following you can see

rodrigo lópez/padre de andy 11:52:24 we want justice, and also we want an honest investigation .. l dijo que quieren justicia, y aparte una investigacin honesta de lo ocurrido. andy lpez de 13 aÑos, muri el 22 de octubre en santa rosa despus de que el oficial erick gelhaus del departamento del alguacil del condado de sonoma confundiera el rifle de juguete que cargaba el joven con uno real.. las circunstancia s de ese encuentro es lo que est en disputa. s.o.t. arnoldo casillas/abogado de familia 14:57:21 lo que sí se sabe es que el primer tiro que le dieron al joven cuando iba asi por la banqueta, la acera, le pegaron en el corazón.. los abogados de la familia dicen que realizaron una autopsia privada que demuestra que el joven fue baleado antes de que pudiera voltearse para amenzar a los oficiales., y que el oficial ha estado involucrado en otros incidentes de exceso de fuerza. s.o.t. arnoldo casillas/abogado de familia 20:50:22 el testigo, el señor ismael madrogon nos dio esta declaración, que al parar, gritaron una orden y al mismo tiempo salieron y dentro de dos o tres seg

andy didn't point the rifle. the physical evidence makes that absolutely impossible. >> reporter: the attorney said filing the lawsuit before the official investigation is complete could jeopardize the process. >> there is a real potential of interfering with the investigation. from the county's point of view we have confidence in the police department, the district attorney and the grand jury and the fbi that is involved in the investigation. >> reporter: he represented families against police departments before. he represented a southern california teen paralyzed in an officer involved shooting case. he says the family's suit does not specify how much they are asking for. he says that amount will be up to a jury to decide. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. you can read the family's lawsuit against the sheriff's department. click on the top story tab for the latest on the case. >>> the killing of federal investigator sandra coke may have been triggered by a dispute inv

andy's father. spoke very briefly at the press conference. >> we want justice and also we want an honest investigation. all of you better do it demonstrations we want a peaceful demonstrations. >> the jail house unloaded and a reckless way. on one of the buildings across the street-- >> the family's lawyer continued to say. the bullets that did hit andy. in the back, chest and hands. show that the teen did not point the gun at deputies. and that deputy gelhaus continued to fire even after the first bullet went through the teen's heart. causing him to fall to the ground. andy's mother also said that her family has been >> oakland police say a man was set on fire aboard an a-c transit bus last night. they are investigating how the incident occurred. it happened just after five p-m near macarthur boulevard and ardley avenue in oakland. the victim was taken to the burn center at saint francis memorial hospital in san francisco. the severity of his injuries are unknown at this time. no one else was injur

. >>> the banging of of drums protesting the killing of 13- year-old andy lopez. don knapp was there for what is billed as a national day of action. >> reporter: they perform a ritual for andy lopez kicking off an organizers call a national day of action for the 13-year-old who was shot and killed by a sonoma county deputy sheriff october 22. the action many here want is the arrest and murder conviction of 24 year sheriff's deputy aaron gilhouse for shooting andy when he failed to drop a pellet gun. many say the case is not an isolated one. >> they killed my son. >> reporter: liz adams is speaking about the death of her son. the family is about to open a wrongful death lawsuit. elizabeth talks about a police shooting of a mental patient a few years ago. >> it made me feel like if i need help, i'm not going to call the police. and i felt like they would come and make the situation worse. >> reporter: two-and-a-half weeks ago, a fireman was one of the first responders to the lopez shooting. >> there has been a real trend in the country ward the militarization of the

she gets up there with andy's brother, michael, and they say andy's sll alive. >> that's what they say, huh? what a bunch of [beep]. >> dennis farina's dead, we know that. >> what's her evence? >> she doesn't have evidence but what she claims -- >> to hell with what she claims but it got us to thinking. here's what he know. >> ay kamas a notorious prankster. before he died he talked about faking his own death. >> we can talk about big foot banging the tooth fairy. it don make it true. what else. >> there's an internet search engine that people use to find out when someone dies. it will say dead at a certain year. hiner shs up. >> wait, that actually seems like evidence. on. >> it ys for property listed imthere was no properties under to him until 2001 new york under his name still. >> he bought a place seven years after he died? that's weird but doesn't prove he's alive. >> that's the ultimate prank. he's a pps artist. >> at what point would you admit you're wrong? >> at what point would you admit you're wrong? >> andy, if you're alive, congrats on pulling off the greatest hoax ever an

members of a santa rosa community still mourning the death of 13-year-old andy lopez finally had a chance to speak at a public meeting today. our mark kelly right outside with the district attorney's response with the demands for criminal charges against the deputy who shot that teen. mark. >> reporter: frank, for hours, people have been meeting inside that board of supervisors room. this is the first public meeting since the deputy shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez and it comes at a time when the sonoma county d.a. here is facing mounting pressure from the public to bring murder charges on that deputy. standing room only, many interested in what their community leaders have to say about the killing of 13-year- old andy lopez. feelings of outrage, feelings of grief. >> i can't imagine losing a child and certainly not imagine losing a child in this particular way. >> as a mother, i want to wrap my arms around the lopez family and tell you how -- [ pause ] >> -- sorry. >> reporter: when sonoma county sheriff deputy eric gelhaus erick gelhaus shot and killed andy lopez, the public fired

>>> plus -- county officials listen to public comment regarding the deadly shooting of 13-year-old andy lopez ahead of a rally and march planned later this afternoon. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. breaking news out of fairfield where a man has been shot by police. it happened here on highway 12 at beck avenue. this is the scene from newschopper2. fairfield police say the shooting happened just after a car chase around 9:30 this morning. right now, highway 12 is closed to traffic in both directions as police investigate. the chp confirmed to ktvu that the suspect was armed with a knife and attacked an officer. that's when officers then shot him. he was airlifted to a hospital and is now being treated. ktvu crews are on the scene and we will bring you more details as we get them. >>> happening now -- the chp says crews are still a couple of hours away from completely clearing highway 24 in oakland. a big rig crash that morning closed three lanes in the westbound direction coming from orinda into oakland. the truck carrying gravel overturned and spilled its load around 8:40 a.m. j

by the way, my prom, andy, i'm 49. my prom, all about the slow dances. there was three dances in a row. free bird, stairway to heaven and "life" by journey. if you didn't think things were going prematurely, you were lying. >> in my day when we had dances the nuns would tell us to leave room for the holy spirit. you do that and the problem is solved. i don't understand these kids. >> that's a great -- that's true. >> that's absolutely true. not so much me and the nuns. >> i was going say you must have gone to an interesting high school mr. levey. >> leave room for the holy spirit. there has be to be a certain amount of distance. >> this decision reminds me a lot about you in that it is a little rash. >> first of all i don't want to brag, but big rash. second of all, when i grind teenagers it is a lot less vulgar and a lot more bloody. we should have blurred that. second of all if you were looking for a date you should have opened your mind and taken a cute little asian girl. >> we have to go. aren't we running out of time? remi, bill schulz, tv's andy le

the suit claims the shooting two weeks ago was reckless and violated andy's civil rights. investigators have said the deputy opened fire after andy refused orders to drop what looked like a real gun. it turned out to be a replica ak47. >> we are going to prove through our investigation, through our lawsuit that the shooting of andy lopez was absolutely and unquivocally unjustified. >> we want justice and then also we want an honest investigation. >> gelhaus' attorney has said her client thought his life was in danger. of >>> an attorney for sonoma county says the lawsuit -- an attorney for sonoma county says the lawsuit is premature. >>> tonight the national rifle association has a message for people in one bay area community getting ready to vote tomorrow on some new gun laws. approve the law and expect to be sued immediately. but kiet do says the mayor has a message of his own. >> these are nothing but bullies. >> reporter: sunnyvale mayor did not mince his words about the nra. >> let them come. i'm a kid from the bronx. i'm used to the fight. >> reporter: this would giv

. >> andy lopez was shot after a deputy saw himcarrying an ak47. lopez refused orders to dro it. >> reporter: andy lopez's mother says his killer gets to go home and go to bed while her son is dead. . >> to say it is reckless doesn't come close. >> reporter: the autopsy showed 7 bullets. the boy didn't point his gun at the rep deputies as they claim. he continues to fire bullets after he fell to the ground. one bullet hit a neighbor's house. >> he unloaded his gun in a public place and shot in an uncontrolled way. >> reporter: the sheriff's office doesn't properly train and supervise deputies. it was clear the teen was holding a plastic gun. >> how could you tell? it was a toy. the way he was holding it and swinging it. to the untrained eye a toy. >> what do we want? >> reporter: protests, rallies and vigils in santa rosa with the community calling for justice. >> i want to say we want justice. also we want an honest investigation. the demonstrations in andy's name, we want them to be peaceful. >> reporter: i spoke to the attorney representing sono

we wanted to talk to you about andy huff. and who says i'm your gal? well, you're the boss, aren't you? dogs and humans protect the alpha. don't worry, rawson. it's fine. come on. this is my son kyle. very nice to meet you, ma'am. sir. hey, kyle. strapping lad. your brother tom, he never claimed huff as his son. did you have any contact with him? nope. did you kill him? now why would i do that? he was my brother's... he was my brother's blood. i think the word you're struggling not to say is "bastard." he was my brother's bastard. and he never wanted anything to do with me. i didn't kill him. and you don't care that he's dead, but you do care that he was murdered. appearances are a big thing in your line of business. my line of business? (laughs) we own some dry cleaners. no, i'm not talking about that. (laughs) i'm talking about the drug dealing. drug dealing? i don't--drug... huff was killed on low-rider turf. now are you involved in some sort of dispute with the low-riders? i--low-riders? i'm... i... you remember them. they killed your husband. (spi

our jedi master, jedediah bila, andy levy and remi h-munasaffi. and free think media partner camille foster. his name is easy. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> thank you. i don't know what to talk about tonight. oh, how about this? should we nix and not fix? the president has put a hello kitty bandage on obamacare. he said insurance companies can offer health policies canceled under the law for another year. the grace period helps for mid-term elections, just a coincidence. is it legal? does it matter? am i drunk? the bottom lean, obama will keep working as hard as he can around the priorities the american people care about. >> i am just gonna keep on working as hard as i can around the priorities that the american people care about. >> just say what greg said. the president of america's health insurance plans had a more sober view of his quickie fix saying, quote, changing the rules after health plans have already met the requirements of the law could destabilize the market and result in higher premiums for consumers. boring but t

andy? and number two treat, treat williams. a great character actor. you hasn't aged well. and "red eye" number one treat, death. at least for me it would be a relief. i am telling you, i am getting kind of tired. >> what is the point? we weren't supposed to live this long. >> did you notice at 40 how you were going like what the hell? >> romeo met juliette at like 12. this is not supposed to continue. >> it is not. >> that's why we buy so many stupid things. >> the consensus is that roose's are the best candy. do you agree? >> no. this is bunk. it is one person's opinion which is fine. second of all, what are you doing business insider? you are supposed to be writing things on the inside of business. third of all, reese's peanut butter cups are gross if you don't like peanut butter. i don't like peanut butter. and they put candy corn on the worst list. this is wrong. it is not a matter of opinion that candy corn is awesome. it is a true fact. >> absolutely. >> there are a lot of candy corn

andy suggested student testing might be overrated. free public transportation to get the poor to jobs might be needed. >> can he win? nobody was willing to dismiss. he joins an already crowd field that includes four council members and then there's the incumbent, mayor vincent gray, who has yet to declare, but sounding more and more like a candidate these days. >> civic and political activist. >> primary were told today. a number of people would check none of the above. i think he brings a fresh face. the question is whether or not he can campaign. he has never been a candidate before. he's not a household name. >> some die hard supporters. >> i would not be supporting him if i didn't think he could win. >> and others undecided on a candidate for mayor. >> when i walk around, people are sick and tired of the regular politicians. they say so much corruption. so much double talk. >> he said at one point, that whether or not you were going to run depended on what the mayor will do. you decided otherwise? >> no, he did not call me and tel

the shooting was reckless and violated andy's civil rights. the deputy opened fire after andy refused orders to drop a real gun. turned out to be a replica ak47. >> we are going to prove to our investigation, through our lawsuit, that the shooting of andy lopez was absolutely and unequivocally justified. >> we want justice and also, we want an honest investigation. >> the deputy's attorney said her client thought his life was in danger. >>> sanoma county says the federal lawsuit is premature. the suit quote, has the potential of interfering with the conduct of the full criminal investigation. >> a case of trash talk goes too far. today, the miami dolphins suspended limen indefinitely after word got out he sent racist and threatening text messages to a teammate. jonathan martin who played at stanford suddenly left the dolphins last week because of emotional issues. a cbs reporter tells us, incognito is not known for having a squeaky clean record. >> richie won't be playing profootball for a while. he's been suspended for threatening jonathan ma

andy didn't point the rifle. there's physical evidence makes that absolutely impossible. >> reporter: goldstein the attorney for the county saying filing this lawsuit before the official investigation is complete could jeopardize the process. >> there's a real professional of interfere being the criminal investigation. from the county's pint of view we have confidence in the integrity of the santa row is a police department. and as well as the fbi that's involved in the investigation. >> reporter: repping families in civil suits against police departments before. representing a southern california teen paralyzed in an arrest involved shooting. awarding that teen $24 million. saying the suit does not specify how much their asking for in damages. that amount will be up to a jury to decide. in san francisco, ktvu news. >>> there's a new twist in the case of lin spalding. who went missing then turned up dead in a stairwell 17 days later. an attorney representing five members of the sheriff's office alleging the story