>> raymond eacrit. >> where you going? >> home. >> parolee? >> yes. >> coming back? >> no. >> sure?i'm positive. >> go back to the same old thing that did you, you'll be back. you got a job waiting for you when you go back? >> yes, you do. >> you got a good chance to make it. you have been rehabilitated? paid your debt to society? >> yes. >> this is not raymond's first time in prison but after successfully staying clean from drugs and out of trouble in corcoran, he's certain it will be his last. >> i'm really excited about this release. i feel really confident i'm going to make it this time. >> escort. >> i got several safe, good places to stay. i got a lot of family support. >> where you paroling to. >> humboldt county. >> how you getting there? family picking you up? >> yes. >> step there. >> i'm hoping this is the last time i'll ever be behind bars. hopefully this the last cage i get locked in. i'm ready to get out and start over. >> so, what are your chances you coming back and seeing us again? >> no, i'm done. >> you're done? you got -- >> i got a job. >> hooked up, everything?

. >> raymond meadows has lived in his petworth home nearly 40 years. he has raised kids there, collected items over the years he has cherished. most of those items are gone tonight but fortunately thanks to some good neighbors raymond was able to escape the fire just in time. take a look at the flames. fire officials say they jumped from one house to the next quickly. >> it was in its advanced stages, well developed fire when we arrived on scene. >> reporter: raymond me cos was working on his -- meadows was working on his computer and had no idea about the danger close by until he heard something at the door. >> somebody was kicking or banging the door. i came down, opened the door and there was people on the sidewalk. they said look, i looked up next-door. it was on fire. >> reporter: then raymond watched his home of 38 years burn before his eyes. >> it's not a good feeling. >> reporter: the fire spread to six homes. it took nearly 125 firefighters over 30 minutes to control the blaze. during the fire the heat was to intense some firefighters were ove

then renee and pepper, then two years later, little brother raymond leonard smith junior. wait.he two girls. there was a younger brother the girls never knew they had. the father wasn't around very much. jerry supported them all with what she could make as a waitress. and shirley made a change, a positive one it seemed, at least financially. >> she got this job supposedly at the motel managing, which was further from where i worked, so i arranged with her to watch the kids while i worked. >> it was a godsend really since jerry had to be hospitalized for weeks after raymond was born, and then get back to work, and find a new home to take the kids to. >> i come out there on my days off to stay with the kids, spend some time with them. so then i called her and told her that i was coming to get the kids, and the next day i went out there, and gone. >> not a sign of them. no kids. no shirley. frantic then she went to the police. >> what did you tell them, your children had been kidnapped? >> yeah. they took the report and that's the last i heard. >> did you go back and talk to them a

those records were released as alameda investigates the drowning death of raymond zach on memorial day. firefighters would not go into the water to help because they were not certified to do so. >>. >>> weekend hearing that could end the two-year prison. to two people jailed in iran. >> >>> families of two gruaz from berkeley imprisoned in iran are hoping that a court hearing will end their ordeal. they are due in court on sunday what iranian authorities say will be their last hearing in their case. sara shourd was released last september on humanitarian grounds. hearing comes two years to the day they were arrested for hacking along the border. the trial was cancelled in the last minute in may without explanation. >> honeymoon appears to be over for ed lee who is poised to run for office he was appointed to. they are jointly calling for an investigation into campaign finance issues surrounding a committee. the main fund-raiser got money to gather employees' signatures at work. they recently got $112 million garbage contract from the city. the company says that executive has been disci

those records were released as alameda investigates the drowning death of raymond zach on memorial day. firefighters would not go into the water to help because they were not certified to do so. >>. >>> weekend hearing that could end the two-year prison. to two people jailed in iran. >>údúdúdúdúdúdúdúdúdúdúdúdúdúdúú you can see >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> families of two gruaz from berkeley imprisoned in iran are hoping that a court hearing will end their ordeal. they are due in court on sunday what iranian authorities say will be their last hearing in their case. sara shourd was released last september on humanitarian grounds. hearing comes two years to the day they were arrested for hacking along the border. the trial was cancelled in the last minute in may without explanation. >> honeymoon appears to be over for ed lee who is poised to run for office he was appointed to. they are jointly calling for an investigation into campaign finance issues surrounding a committee. the main fund-raiser got money to gather employees' signatures at work. they rec

day were never seen you would have seen the young as of the day were never seen ramon's with no raymond's no boundaries we could roam. gibson uses the land it came for him to educate the public about the effects of mountaintop removal one of the biggest questions people asked me if i had a picture of the mountain before was destroyed. here people know i said you take a picture of a mountain for it's going to be here forever. day by day seventy five hundred acres of active mountaintop removal mine continue to encircle his property. another family cemetery sits across the ridge on the active mine site although regulations require that family members have access to these cemeteries requests are often not easily granted on memorial day of two thousand and six ships in a group of supporters make a trip to the cemetery i want a day where we're going to go on the mine site at the cemetery. and we get to how we were around in different things going on and i it's just for me a safe the. joy of public health forty zero gold it could get to cold even into a graveyard. after filling out a jennifer ca

no raymond's no boundaries for you to roam gibson uses the land of capered mountain to educate the public about the effects of mountaintop removal for the biggest questions people asked me if i had a picture of the mountain before was destroyed here paperno why should you take a picture of a mountain for it's going to be here forever. day by day the seventy five hundred acres of active mountaintop removal mine continue to encircle his property. another family cemetery sits across the ridge on the active mine site although regulations require that family members have access to these cemeteries requests are often not he's lee granted on memorial day of two thousand and six ships in a group of supporters make a trip to the cemetery i want a day we're going to go on the mine site at the cemetery over there and we get to how well it around and different things going on and. i still do me a safety. zone and probably count forty or goaded to get to cold even into a graveyard. after filling out a den of occasion and release forms the group is permitted to enter the mine site in a one and a half m

mr raymond. we were discussing a policy on migrants that are country shoot it up in your opinion would you say there is a government policy in support of your notion that migrants should respect the host culture. but would you say that the government is supporting you. absolutely we are part of the executive branch. weary implementing government policy that this is our main function and there is no doubt about this. and i believe that next year all rafferty's will culminate in a concept for a migration policy. document. well unity but are working to several stages and set specific goals and objectives for each department. so to priorities not just for our service but for society as a whole. our goals law in the areas of demographics and you can omics. what is your current priority. and that would be k'naan excess because. you can only goal in a situation or regulated migration. you know it would be wrong to open our borders completely and liberalized all migration. but that would be wrong we beli

jane morrison, raymond holland, ian burke, matthew kaufman, and dan weaver. and if there are any other members of the public who have not been called, please fill out a yellow card, because we are close to being done. >> i am the president of corporate heights neighbors -- corbit heights neighbors. the first speaker earlier today suggested open spaces are off limits, in my neighborhood and throughout the limit. -- throughout the city. i understand the boxes will be placed on mini parks are neighborhood associations. there is discussion of placing them in the shrubbery. that shrubbery needs to be removed in order to put the box in. aesthetic conformity is something that was mentioned. i always wonder -- conforming to what? who's aesthetics -- whose esthetics? it is a conforming to the other boxes or the other the street scape? the people who would be able to green boxes suggest there would be able to bring up flowers and plants to place around the boxes. in almost all of the spaces, they will be on the sidewalk, and you cannot plant petunias on the sidewalk. t

harris and former officer raymond thomas jr. are also accused of setting up a sting operation where the teens would be caught with the guns. they are charged with conspireing to deceive authorities and obstruction of justice. both former officers are set to be in court next month. >> california trying to skirt the debt mess on capitol hill by asking banks for billions of dollars in short-term loans. state treasurer will ask to borrow $5 billion to brace the state against possible fall-out of a u.s. default. the treasurer says he'll be able to back out of the bank loan plan if the white house and congress reach a deal on the debt ceiling before tuesday. if no deal is reached, he says he'll be able to repay the $5 billion by selling so called revenue anticipation notes to investors. those are basically notes that fill the gap before the state gets its tax revenue later in the year. >> today "don't ask, don't tell" could be silenced. after leon panetta is sworn in publicly as secretary of defense, he is expected to tell congress th

advance of the dangers of not having the water rescue program before the drowning of 52-year-old raymond zach. a letter made public by the tribune today was written in 2009 by a firefighter union leader. the letter points out that they are an island and there are calls each year for water rescue. the fire officials say the lack of training kept them from rescuing zach. >>> specialized washing machines punched for the fire department are gathering dust tonight in a city warehouse. rob roth has the story of what is holding up the use of that safety equipment. >> reporter: last december ktvu channel 2 reported that the san francisco fire department had received five new industial strength washing machines that spin so fast they push out toxic particles from firefighters clothing. the money was donated by the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation. but, this was the first and last time the washing machines have seen the light of day. today, we found them on an upper shelf in a warehouse most still in their boxes. >> it is a little frustrated. i want to get things going so we

>> hunters point family. 50 raymond. alice gresset. the visitation valley rec center. and ycd. >> the you very much. -- thank you very much. >> i don't know what else to tell you about the program. young people would be in the program approximately eight weeks. they would work 12 hours per week and receive minimum wage while in the program. do you have specific questions? supervisor cohen: no questions. colleagues, any questions about the youth employment program? i do have a question, just a clarification. you said ages 16 to 21 years old? >> that is for our existing summer youth and program -- youth employment program. with the new program, it will focus on people 18 to 25. supervisor cohen: and what is the -- >> 18225 with these moneys. -- 18 to 25 with these moneys. supervisor cohen: what of the requirements? do they have to have high school? do they have to have some college? >> right now, we are working with members of 8010 to finalize the selection criteria. they are looking for different populations, ensuring equal access to the program. for the program we run,

go to jim rogers he's an author and financial commentator and in washington we go to sherry's ide raymond she's professor of international business finance and international affairs at the george washington university all right folks this is cross talk to me and you can jump in anytime you want there are different points of view here like to hear me dennis if i go to you first i i asked a question before we go to the you the facts about that are at hand with the euro i posed the question is it a dysfunctional currency what do you think about that. i've always thought it was a dysfunctional currency i thought quite honestly that the only reason the only rationale for the euro to begin with was was to do something on the part of the northern european countries to to.

we needed that -- >> raymond gerst and jessica vargas recently became engaged. >> communication, flatwe are slowly evolving into having better communication between each other. >> i know who he is. i know his flaws, i know the things that annoy me, but at the end of the day -- >> as do i -- >> -- i have him, and i know he will be there for me. and as long as that communication stays good, i think we'll do all right. >> as do i. >> however, statistics show that just over 50% of first marriages in the u.s. end in divorce. couples whose relationships do sour, though, have gotten help from a powerful ally in recent years, the united states government. starting with a bush administration initiative in 2006 called the healthy marriage initiative, washington spent over half a billion dollars bankrolling various marriage education and healthy relationship programs across the country, many run by churches and religious groups. >> we believe that being successful in marriage, it's primarily a skills-based function, and what we provide is the skills to allow those people to be successful. >> den

go to jim rogers he's an author and financial commentator and in washington we go to sherry's i'd raymond she is professor of international business finance and international affairs at the george washington university all right folks this is crossfire going you can jump in anytime you want there are different points of view here like to hear it did.

response earns raymond the security council's ninety eight steps. former pows and serve general record that it is unlikely to get a new with legal counsel to represent him at the hague war crimes tribunal within days it's hearing this week was disrupted when that which was a school did out of the courtroom shouting interrupting the judge refusing to enter a plea instead the judge was forced to enter a not guilty plea on his behalf. which is accused of mass killing of. monster in the balkans war but an anniversary of this from it's a massacre only serves feel this sort of the story isn't taking into account the terminals are the reports. liquid little town of state meets in bosnia and herzegovina. and you houses are being built people go about their business and in the center of the town a mosque and a church sit side by side but this apparent unity is an illusion sixty years ago the entire region was torn apart by ethnic clashes during the yugoslav war and seventy two became infamous when the united nations stated eight thousand muslim men and boys

go to jim rogers he's an author and financial commentator and in washington we go to sherry's eyed raymond she's professor of international business finance and international affairs at the george washington university all right folks this is cross talk to me and you can jump in anytime you want there are different points of view here like to hear me dennis if i go to you first i i asked the question before we go to the you the facts of that are at hand with the euro i posed the question is it a dysfunctional currency what do you think about that. i've always thought it was a dysfunctional currency i thought quite honestly that the only reason the only rationale for the euro to begin with was was to do something on the part of the northern european countries to tie the great german giants down with as many bureaucratic ropes as they possibly could they have done it to this point i think it is an eminently unsuccessful attempt i cannot imagine that that german is working as hard as they do as many hours as they do saving as much money as they do find anything in equal nature with the greeks

. >> reporter: at the independent community church, reverend raymond landry say three families have been devastated by killings that happened just this month. >> in reality we're family, and sometimes we can be angry at family members. but we don't have to go kill them. because we're angry with them. you know we have to figure that one out in the black community. >> reporter: paul shavens lost a 20-year-old great nephew over the weekend. the third great nephew he's lost in the last month. >> the community has to choose to live. >> reporter: the police announced a gang task force that will cut down on this kind of activity. john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> investigators in oakley are looking for two more suspects in last night's shooting. police found 22-year-old omar martinez shot to death inside a car around 7:00 p.m. near ohare avenue and laurel road. the condition of the 16-year- old boy shot has not been released. police arrested 21-year-old david vargas in connection with the shooting but they say resulted from an argument involving people who knew each other. >>> an 11-year-old san fran

entrevistamos a miguel y raymond mientras trabajaban y esto fue lo que confesaron. y en primer impacto hemos visto sus famosasÁtiras. el zapatazo de bush y la crema blanca de sammy sosa. >> tambiÉn han incursionado en el cine con varias pelÍculas taquilleras. el dÚo estÁ tan pegado que: >> decidimos hacer algo mucho mÁs serio, mucho más terminado, con mÁs calidad a ver quÉ dice el pÚblico. >> en exclusiva tuvimos la grabaciÓn del video: tengo dinero. >> la onda del vio es opulencia. >> se pasÓ de bueno por esta gran fusiÓn, por esta gran uniÓn. >> se refieren a la invitaciÓn que hicieron al puertorriqueÑo consentido. >> fue una participaciÓn muy simpÁtica donde soy parte del concepto de la canciÓn. solamente en la canciÓn, por favor. no le hagan mucho caso. >> hablando de fama y dinero, quisimos saber quÉ le parece el escÁndalo de nold schwarzenegger, quien tuvo un hijo con una embleada domÉstica. un caso que le toca de cerca. >> al final del camino, lo que se va reflejar de quienes tenemos Éxito en esta carrera es quÉ trajo al éxito. en mi caso las cancnes, mi gira

raymond didn't quite know what to think when he opened his bill from the dmv. >> when i opened this upi saw the due date it and was july 2. i said wait a minute. today is july 8th. >> what struck him as strange was post mark on the envelope. post marked july 6, four days after the due date. and he's not the only one confused. 7 on your side received e mails from at least a dozen frustrated drivers and there is a 48 hour period, all wondering what is going on. and dmv points it at the governor. >> they ordered dmv to stop sending out renewal notices until they had a decision on the vlf. >> standing for vehicle license fee. and whether to allow fee to go down or keep higher rates to help with state budget mess. the dmv didn't send out notices until july 1. and less than a day after the governor signed a new budget, the notices started to go out again. and including this insert explaining everyone has an extra 30 days to pay registration. >> a lot of people are throwing this away. and this is causing confusion. >> and he says it was unclear. >> it says 30 days of due date. it's the first

. >> este tema y el video serán promocioniales de raymond y miguel que se espera para el final de veranoda semana se pone mejor. está rico. >> sufre cuando ve los niños llorando. >> están fuertes desde pequeños. >> vuelven a fundirse una madre y hijos. >> y más adelante otra víctima de la deportación es un estudiante indocumentado y alega que en su ppís podrían aniquilarlo por su ortación sexual. >> no serán sansados los seleccionados del tri por el dopaje. siga con nosotros aquí en primer impacto. >> atroz el crimen que comete un crimen. golpeó a sus padres y a la mascota con unaacha. dejo los cuerpos en medio de la vivienda pero regresó y fue arrestado. le dijo a la policía que estaba posido y que el diablo lo obligó a llevarlo. recibieron unns adolecentes en wiss consin y es que su madre lo miró en un reportaje en la televisión. la mujer decidió entregar al joven de 15 años y a la menor de 13 para que sean castigados. >> le devolieron los cinco hijos a una madre que fue deportada a méxico tras vivir 17 años en estados unidos. fue detendida cuando intent o regresar al país luego de via

myers was a pastor as saint raymond's catholic church. he was put on leave after being accused of following a 17-year- old boy into a department store dressing room and striking up a conversation >> >> she was aquited of murder, see how the casey anthony case is prompting a call for a new law here in california >> >> chained restaurants make a pledge to put healthy foods on the menu. there is another step needed to insure that children eat better. . . and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >>> >> more now on the coast guard rescue on a bay area beach after high surf washed three people into the pacific ocean. it was a team effort as good samaritans and trained rescue teams came to the rescue. a wave knocked three people into the water at the tennessee val

raymond barry appreciated how mackey dominated the game. >> when he caught the ball, he was -- the shoulders just started then. he could go with it. and also just a tremendous teammate. he had a great positive attitude. a real personable guy with a great personality. he just was an unselfish individual. that was the hallmark of those colt teams. >> at the tail end of his playing career, mackey took up the fight for the players' union, laying the groundwork for today's life-changing salaries. demaurice smith said, "john mackey is still a leader. he led the fight for fairness with brilliance and ferocious drive." that is what made the last decade of his life so intolerable. mackey suffered from dementia. >> the injuries sometimes end a career, but they last for a lifetime. one of the things that comes to mind is nancy reagan wrote that when president reagan was suffering from alzheimer's, it is a very long, long goodbye. i think sylvia mackey right now can attest to that. it is been 10 years of a long goodbye for john. >> his pain was so thoroughly felt in baltimore because of what he gave to

myers was a pastor as saint raymond's catholic church.s put on leave after being accused of following a 17-year- old boy into a department store dressing room and striking up a conversation >> >> she was aquited of murder, see how the casey anthony case is prompting a call for a new law here in california >> >> chained restaurants make a pledge to ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> >> more now on the coast guard rescue on a bay area beach after high surf washed three people into the pacific ocean. it was a team effort as good samaritans and trained rescue teams came to the rescue. a wave knocked three people into the water at the tennessee valley beach. two made it out on their own. a third needed to be rescued, but so did one of the good samaritans that went in to help. amber leigh is live with more on what happened. >> reporter: frank, here in marine county, an outing for three friends turn

wgn's marcella raymond is live on the lakefront with details. >> how bold of someone to try to snatch a toddler rate from under his parents watched all i? tonight to the suspect is behind bars and police say he should be charged within the hour. at 11:00 this morning the two world was at the beach with his parents who were watching closely, a man picked him up and started walking away. >> the parents looked into the father got up and went after the man who had his child and confronted him and he had to fight to get his child back out of his hands. >> the police officer on a bike radio demands description to other officers, the suspect was picked up 150 yds away on the north avenue beach turnaround. >> we appreciate the job they do every day, it is a hard job. >> this beach and all the others in chicago are going to have a much larger police presence this holiday weekend, more people on the beach means more people will be out here as well into the big lesson here for parents is never let your children out of your sight. live on north avenue beach. >> a maggot mile story is targeted by

we've been following the case against raymond harris and thomas.cutors say harris made false statements to the gun dealer while buying guns for two men under the age of 21. they also say that the two officers intimidated the youths to keep them quiet. >>> the new chief of the municipal agency says transportation is key to the quality of life in san francisco. >> people need to be able to get around. mobility is exceedingly important when we're packed together so closely in this beautiful city. >> the mta board introduced riski at a press conference this morning. riskin will oversee the city's parking and transit. >>> the mta wants to wrap nummi buses with ads. the agency says the deal would bring in half a million dollars each year. the san francisco board of supervisors will take up the issue on tuesday. >>> a fatal accident on board an sfmta bus is looking into changing. >> reporter: the bus. >> bob: now have seat belts according to university officials. ucsf says it will begin adding seat belts in the next week and say it is entire shuttle bus f

raymond is not the typical russian man.lls a bear with his hands, the wife says, who is going to clean that bear? >> well, phil rosenthal, thank you. ex aust 2nd. >> thank you. >> that's going to be funny. you gotta try honey bunches of oats with almonds! it's got real, sliced california almonds with a third less sugar per serving than honey nut cheerios. wow! delicious! try honey bunches of oats with almonds! >>> good morning. it's 9:126. i'm marla tellez. some oakland city leaders are trying to get a pot proposal after several set backs. they are still looking at ways to regulate and tax pot farms even though the federal government has warned that the city such farms are illegal under federal law. tonight they will discuss rules that should be put in place to control pot dispensaries. there will be set fees, including a $60,000 fee for each dispensary permit and a $211,00o alnu fee to grow marijuana. it's 9:26. we'll look at the roads and weather right after the break. snee good morning to you. a lot of fog is hanging out

we've been following the case against raymond harris and thomas.cutors say harris made false statements to the gun dealer while buying guns for two men under the age of 21. they also say that the two officers intimidated the youths to keep them quiet. >>> the new chief of the municipal agency says transportation is key to the quality of life in san francisco. >> people need to be able to get around. mobility is exceedingly important when we're packed together so closely in this beautiful city. >> the mta board introduced riski at a press conference this morning. riskin will oversee the city's parking and transit. >>> the mta wants to wrap nummi buses with ads. the agency says the deal would bring in half a million dollars each year. the san francisco board of supervisors will take up the issue on tuesday. >>> a fatal accident on board an sfmta bus is looking into changing. >> reporter: the bus. >> bob: now have seat belts according to university officials. ucsf says it will begin adding seat belts in the next week and say it is entire shuttle bus f

alameda is investigating the death of 52-year-old raymond zach on memorial day. firefighters say they were not trained to perform water rescues. >> a bart director is promising to allow bicycles on the back of cars during rush hour. they recommended against a similar proposal after the agency's planning and budget manager pushed for keeping the current policy of not allowing bikes on trains during peak hours. they say the issue is not done and the board must bring back the proposal and call for a public hearing. >> all right. time is 5:08. we made it to friday. what is the weather going to be like. >> what do you think, if you are biking to work this morning, you may need a jacket but not later today. >> typical summertime pattern. you see the moisture here in the desert southwest. arizona and new mexico, that will back up and give you more high clouds and even thunderstorms up in the high country this afternoon. back here at home we have a faster sea breeze this morning. look at this fairfield wind observation, southwest gusting to 32. concord 10 miles an hour.

. >> this comes just a few weeks after a memorial day incident in which 52 year- old raymond kazakh committedwading into the frigid waters here at the beach. the fire department came under intense public scrutiny because several firefighters watched from shore as he died. they say that they lack the equipment and the training to save him they said that because he was suicidal and possibly violent it was unsafe to attempt a rescue. the fire the promises the new week women and the training that they have received the system better prepared to handle any future problems in the water. they also say that this is a part of an ongoing effort. >> if we need to add more resources like the inflatable boat, that will be a part of our work in progress to see if we need to expand the program. >> arraignment zack foster mother delores barry was devastated when she learned that emergency workers stood by while he died. she says that she could not explain how to describe how she felt how the situation was handled but she feels some relief that they're changing their ways. >> i think it is marvelous, like i s

raymond meadows who was hard of hearing was inside his home.e says someone banging loudly and persistently on his front door saved his life. >> i just hear a bang. most people know i don't hear well. so whoever did that, i came out of the house and that's when i saw this. so god is good. >> reporter: black smoke billowed from the buildings. firefighters say the blaze started toward the rear of one house but flames quickly spread to three others filling two more with smoke. >> i just happened to see the fire flames and they were shooting out -- i thought somebody was shooting fireworks. but it was fire everywhere. >> reporter: the blaze went to two alarms drawing 115 firefighters to the scene. battling the flames in the heat and thick smoke caused problems for some firefighters. two were treated for heat exhaustion, including this fireman who was taken by stretcher to an on scene rehab unit. firefighters were working in rotation, drinking cold drinks, and resting at a cooling station. >> fire is devastating in and of itself, but when it gets thi

harris and former officer raymond thomas junior are accused of setting up a sting where the teens would be caught with those guns, they are charged with conspiring to deceive authorities and obstruction. both former officers are set to appear in court next manhattan. deputies in the east bay teaming up to crack down on gun violence and gang activity. they have joined together to create a gang task force t goal to disrupt the cycle of retaliation between gangs targeting each other. eight people have died in richmond this month alone. police officers and deputies will patrol together to pinpoint problem areas in richmond. also work to investigate crimes, try to share information and strategize. >> 6:18 now. time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> this is why, laura. unfortunately we get the good with the bad. the low cloud cover, kind of a dreary start, the same for oakland. but it's the cool marine air that's going to keep our temperatures below average and all the way through the weekend. we're looking toward mostly cloudy starts making way to sunny afternoons. the golde

but you are good to notice that, raymond. host: reacto to mike murphy's tweet. guest: i don't blame him at all. going back to the question of the woman who wondered why i was -- she thought i was tap dancing a round of the bush tax cuts. i voted for it when we had a surplus. it is time to look at how we reform our tax code, particularly our corporate tax code. there is a great opportunity to change the way our corporations do business in the global economy. and to make sure that we see the benefit in our countries third job creation and investment in our economy. for personal taxes, we can look at that as well. but i don't see why we have to be wedded to things that happened 10 or 15 years ago and continue to either continue those or pull back on them as opposed to looking at how we change to meet the needs of today. host: tennessee, vicki, republican. caller: good morning. i have watched c-span for a number of years. i have finally become totally , severely disabled for much of the disease, but i have worked all my life will ask what my doctors wanted me to wor