she said her navigation system told her to make the wrong turn.hat leads you into obscure directions. police say she was drunk. they arrested her. this is her fourth drunk driving offense. police say she had the obvious signs. slurred speech, blood shot eyes and alcohol in the car. thankfully, no one was injured. but she's looking for a mulligan, as you said -- >> a mulligan. or she needs the rescue club. >>> up next, a sizzling "pulse," on this first full day of summer. including a backyard slip and slide you need to see. >> fun. >>> and hot yoga in one very unlikely place. we charge everything else... maybe it's time to recharge the human battery. only the beautyrest recharge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of beautyrest pocketed coils to promote proper sleeping posture all night long. the revolutionary recharge sleep system from beautyrest... it's you, fully charged. get a free set of sheets when you buy a select beautyrest mattress. hurry, offer ends soon. i love the fact that quicken loans provides va l

they are also going to launch a launching and licensing permitting portal the race of navigation system. it's the holy grail of where we're headed. we would like businesses to do as much of the permitting as necessary -- as much of the permitting as possible online. what we are starting with is something much more modest, a comprehensive and definitive list of what is needed based on business type and a schedule of how you should tackle those. the case management assistance is always available the office of management assistance. the bulk of the proposed a distance -- proposed additions fall in the neighborhood development division. the neighborhood development division was very active in this past year. they were able to make 31 loan that create 83 jobs with just eight that rebels dollars -- $800,000. we opened a grocery store at several small businesses that have served as catalysts on third street and there are now weekly events happening and we continue the third street corridor business attraction at retention program. on that central market, the table tax and it has resorted it 45

council gave its initial approval to a plan that would require cab companies to install satellite navigation systems in their vehicles. it would equal all cabs to be paint -- call for all cabs to be painted the same color. a final vote expected this month. >> what color? >> the yellow. >> keep it classy. >>> all right. the time is six minutes away from the 5:00 hour. coming up, a pageant controversy. why one of the competitors in the miss usa pageant says it was rigged. >>> ahead at 5:00, what went wrong in a graduation ceremony that sent students and parents running. >>> next, a stunning picture. >>> this is a picture that's going to make a lot of parents' hearts stop for a moment. police in colorado took the photo during a recent traffic stop as part of a click it or ticket campaign. as you see, there's a toddler not properly restrained and sitting next to a gas can that is belted into a car seat. police call this one of the most extreme incidents they've ever seen. the mother who was behind the wheel was not wearing a seat belt. neither was a 14-year-old passenger. the mother was cited for no pro

survey did show a lot more customers reporting problems with car technology such as radio and navigation systems. >>> starbucks isn't just for coffee drinkers anymore. tea lovers are getting a store of their own. the seattle-based cafe will open a tazo tea shop near its headquarters this fall. it will include a tea bar where customers can blend their own tease as well as tea lattes and iced teas. it's the move by starbucks to extend its reach beyond coffee. earlier this year they announced a plan to open an evolution juice store and also plan to sell their own single-cup coffee machine. >>> the shutdown of a local good humor means many ice cream cravings are going unfulfilled. the factory in hagerstown is closing this month. the parent company says that's contributed to a shortage of toasted almond bars and other flavors in ice cream trucks across the east coast. they're still available in stores. good humor says the shortage should ease up by the end of july. >> that's so sad! this time of the summer, you want the good humor truck to come by. this always park outside of the camps or baseball fi

rental cars are stopping for a quick bite and leaving valuables out in plain sight like this navigation system on the dashboard. >> this is probably a rental car, right. >> reporter: the problem, tourists are often tired and in a hurry. >> most people just jump out, i'm only going to run in and get this one little thing. some people leave the car running with the keys in it. kids in the car and all kind of stuff but i know better. >> reporter: last month oakland police stepped up patrol and added this sign. statistics released yesterday showed marked improvement. >> we were looking at 37 now we're looking at 31. >> reporter: thieves are not waiting to the dark to smash and grab. this is why police say they need a little bit more of an incentive. and that message should be coming out soon. reporting live in oakland, patti lee. >>> a man in a wheelchair was killed this evening when he was struck by a caltrain in the peninsula. it happened just before 5:00 in downtown san mateo. a caltrans spokeswoman says sh the woman was in an electric -- this is the tenth train fatality. last year there were 1

rental cars are stopping for a quick bite and leaving valuables out in plain sight like this navigation system on the dashboard. >> this is probably a rental car, right. >> reporter: the problem, tourists are often tired and in a hurry. >> most people just jump out, i'm only going to run in and get this one little thing. some people leave the car running with the keys in it. kids in the car and all kind of stuff but i know better. >> reporter: last month oakland police stepped up patrol and added this sign. statistics released yesterday showed marked improvement. >> we were looking at 37 now we're looking at 31. >> reporter: thieves are not waiting to the dark to smash and grab. this is why police say they need a little bit more of an incentive. and that message should be coming out soon. reporting live in oakland, patti lee. >>> a man in a wheelchair was killed this evening when he was struck by a caltrain in the peninsula. it happened just before 5:00 in downtown san mateo. a caltrans spokeswoman says sh the woman was in an electric -- this is the tenth train fatality. last year there were 1

systems of care. we help families advocate and navigate the victim of crime unit, navigate the system with sfpd when property, clothes, things of that nature are confiscated, we work with families to kind of work those systems and help them with the immediate aftermath of violence. the c.r.n.'s role following a homicide or violent incident is to support both hospital and crime scenes by working with the community, san francisco general hospital, sfpd and to provide answers and information to the family and community. we provide crowd control at the hospital. we help the families connect with the mortuaryy and burial service. the first responders are the ones doing the family and funeral arrangements. we have a close connection with the actual family and that request our services, we also assist in those type of services. often we are taking the families to pick out the caskets and the suit and make sure they're paid for as well. we have family support and we expedite services through the victim service unit. we coordinate healing activities such as candlelight vigils, hearing circles and organized peace rall

the giant is reportedly preparing to roll out it's own navigation system later this year.t's expected to replace the google maps. the new mapping service may be revealed next week at the yearly developer conference in san francisco. >> another graduation story but this one isn't normal. >> and back here in just ten a look at the five-day forecast with the weekend in view. see you back here. <ñnÑc must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. rethink possible. . >>> an extra special gradation for a teen held at a place that [inaudible]. we first told you about the story last month and tonight has this happy beginning. >> reporter: twice this g

taxi overhaul fwhal would require cab companies to install credit card readers and satellite navigation systemsoticeable change for riders -- all cabs would be painted the same color. the final vote is expected later this month. >>> maryland's highest court putting speedar cameras in the spot. it will hear from drivers in montgomery county who claim the cameras are being run illegally and should be turned off. the drivers say the cameras break the law because a portion of each traffic fine is paid to the company that maintains the cameras. however, lower court rulings have sided with police. >>> bad credit is costing manassas park's school system thousands of dollars. school board rientdly try today to borrow $150,000 to lease through buses. but board members claim cal first, the bank with the best offer, pulled the deal from the table. school leaders suspect that it's because of the city of manassas park's bad credit rating. >> there is no letter of why, no explanation of what happened. so we had two other bodies the table. we tax our third bid from alliance bank, incident flee manassas park.

approval to a plan that would require cab companies to install credit card readers and satellite navigation systemsn all of their vehicles. the bill also requires all cabs to be painteded the same color and would dramatically increase the number of city taxi inspectors. a final vote is expected this month. >>> bad credit could cost manassas park school system thousands of dollars. the school board recently tried to borrow $250,000 to lease three school buses. but board members claim cal first, the bank with the best offer, pulled the deal. school leaders suspect it's because of the city of manassas park's bad credit rating. >> there's no letter of why. no explanation of what happened. we had two other bids on the table. we took our third bid from alliance bank which incidentally is in manassas park. >> that third pitted is higher than the ever -- the one the school district had originally agreed to. city officials say manassas park's credit score fell in recent years as a result of the housing and credit crisis. they say things have picked up, and property values are again on the rise. >>> one of t

she said her navigation system told her to make the wrong turn. police say she was drunk.sted her. it's her fourth drunk driving offense. she wasn't hurt and neither were the golfers she missed. police say she had slurred speech, blood shot eyes and alcohol in the car. >> she needs a mulligan. >> a mulligan, nice. bogey, what would you call that? fourth time, apparently. not in the sand trap. >> she just doesn't need to be driving. >> good idea. >>> a wildlife center near seattle says its pint-sized patient is doing nicely. the 6-month-old bear cub was found by the side of the road last month and in pretty bad shape, underweight, anemic and weak. >> veterinarians yesterday gave her a checkup from her head down to her toes. aside from a possible skin disease, she's okay. it's not known what happened to her mother, but in about a year, she will be released back into the wild. >> look how cute. >> as they're picking for ticks. >> those cute little ticks on a cute little bear. >>> coming up, the hidden health hazards found in fashionable women's purses. >>> and later, happy bi

. >> with low visibility and few remaining control or navigation systems, captain cameron is flying almost we have is the lights right now. >> i would have been right up close like this with my eyeball maybe three, four inches from the window on the left side. at this point you know you got something serious when you got a thing like a christmas tree. i didn't think about what was burning or what had happened. i just knew that something serious had happened. >> people on the ground there, we're!woing to need fire trucks. >> the trucks are standing by for you. can you give me a number of people and amount of fuel? >> we don't have time. it's getting worse, sir. >> you could definitely feel when we started to descend because it was a real dramatic, quick decline. i definitely questioned whether or not we would make it safely to the ground. that's when my fear was probably peaked. >> the crew is completely relying on air traffic control to guide him down to the airport. >> roger, you are 14 miles southeast of the airport. continue your left turn. >> taking you to the field. >> he would tell m

and navigation systems. all kinds of complaints about the installed hands-free devices.ter of fact, complaints have surged by 137% the past four years. the top complaint -- new technology doesn't recognize voice commands. it's not just siri that has that problem. some of the systems just don't work very well. now, the interesting thing about this. it wasn't older people complaining act the technology. it was actually younger drivers. expect the devices to do more than they're currently doing. i was glad to hear this. i don't like it. i don't like the hands-free devices, the backup cameras. night vision, all that. you should be parallel par

and navigation systems. all kinds of complaints an't the installed hands-free devices.ct, complaints have surged by 137% the past four years. the top complaint -- new technology doesn't recognize voice chands. commands. it's not just siri that has that problem. some of the systems just don't work very well. now, the interesting thing about this. it wasn't older people complaining act the technology. it was actually younger drivers. expect the devices to do more than they're currently doing. i was glad to hear this. i don't like it. i don't like the hands-free devices, the backup cameras. night vision, all that. you should be parallel park yourself. everybody should be able to do that. don't need beeps to tell you how to do that. and you should use a map and drive around and explore. i don't know. i like to do it that way. plus stick shifts, i think they're by far better than the automatic. at least that's my preference. got to drive a stick. thanks always for watching. "anderson cooper 3606" starts now. >>> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. we begin tonight keeping

cab companies would be required to install credit card readers and satellite navigation systems.of their vehicles. a final vote is expected later this month. >>> maryland's highest court is putting speed cameras in the spotlight today. the state court of appeals will hear arguments from drivers in montgomery county who claim the cameras should be turned off. the drivers say the cameras break the law because a portion of each traffic fine is paid to the company. that maintains those cameras. montgomery county argues there are no legal issues here. since they, not the private company. operate the cameras, all of the lower court rulings have all sided with police. >>> and we're going to check in again now on the midday traffic. danella, any problems? first let's start with good news. traveling in northwest, 3700 block of new hampshire avenue is now open. your northbound lanes were blocked due to an earlier crash. that's now cleared. now let's talk about road work along the wilson bridge. you can see left lane is blocked here. the cones are up, this is as you're traveling from virgin

owners are complaining about tech issues with high-end audio equipment and navigation systems.hnology right is being described as the battleground of the future among the manufacturers, but sometime the survey showed a nearly 5% improvement with the reported problems that we have seen. >> meantime, millions of americans are saying, hmm, what can i afford to do for my summer vacation? larry ellison, of course, the ceo of oracle, bought himself an island? >> well, an island would be nice if you had 5 or $600 million to and that cash kind of like around, how much ellison is reported to be paying for hawaii's sixth largest island, lanai, buying 98% of the island's 141 square miles from fellow billionaire rupert murdo murdoch. lanai is home to two four a sense resorts and 1994, bill gates, he booked every hotel room on the island for his wedding. chris, i'm still waiting for my invitation. i'm guessing it got lost in the mail. >> wash up on shore, 20, 30 years from now. thank you, jackie deangeles, appreciate it. >>> facebook without out with the list of most social landmark around

year's survey showed a lot more customers reporting problems with car technology like radio and navigation systems>>> starbucks is looking beyond coffee and giving tea lovers a store of their own. a seattle-based cafe will open a tea shop near its headquarters this fall, and it will include a tea bar where customers can berendt their own teas, lattes and iced teas. it is the latest move by starbucks to extend their reach. they announced fans earlier this year to open their first juice store and sell a single-cup coffee machine. >>> giant rings will greet spectators at london's heathrow airport for the summer games. they're made of aluminum and each is about the size of a double-decker bus. olympic organizers says since the airport is the first place visitors will see when they fly in to london, the terminal is a perfect location for the spectacular rings. the opening ceremony for the games is on july 27th. you can catch all the excitement right here on nbc 4. >>> engineering students at the university of maryland are at it again. they unveiled a human-powered helicopter. this is the kbnkgamra 2, a

very low, given the difficulty of having someone who is homeless and schizophrenic trying to navigate the system. what we are proposing is not only do they get ssi immediately, but immediately placed into housing with wraparound service and assistance navigating the process. the second is $100,000 to provide transportation for individuals seeking shelter. this is going to be kind of -- it is a dedicated route with specific pick up times, 60 hours throughout the week, seven days a week. supervisor kim, you were interested in this. this will help us deal with the issue of not enough tokens at shelters and not enough muni access, and really a dedicated band -- van for the service. the next bullet is that feeling of subsidized state budget cuts. the last piece i want to mention is simply a run language access. supervisor

you have to navigate the system. >> statistics show sexual assault and abuse in the military is more common than in the civilian population. bhagwati believes the difficult military justice system is a factor. >> there is no deterrent, because you have a confined system, you have a separate system of military justice. you also have military culture which tends to kind of lag behind civilian culture when it comes to attitudes toward women, attitudes toward equal opportunity for all people. that basically provides or influences the environment such that you're sometimes dealing with a system that just refuses to deal with reality. >> and the military culture makes it more difficult to report and seek justice for victims. >> we still see regularly year after year that a lot of sexual predators are given slaps on the wrist. many, about 10 percent actually, 10 percent for the last three years have been allowed to resign in lieu of court marshal, and these are only the reported predators. the vast majority of sexual assault survivors don't report, and i'm talking about 86, 87 percent of se

someone to help them negotiate and navigate the system and somebody with sufficient training to be able to understand the subtle differences between people with brain injury. if you see someone who has had a severe brain injury and they're in a wheelchair, you obviously see they have physical impacts for it. so often for people with brain injury, they don't look any different than you and i do. they have the problems of dysfunction. they have the problem of impulsivity. aggressiveness. they have impaired processes that lead to social problems. one of the things that states are very concerned about is a lot of individuals who have brain injuries end up in our justice system. end up in our prison. and i hate to tell you, but it's true, they end up in state psychiatric hospitals and frankly state psychiatric hospital is not place for an individual with brain injuries to be. i spent the last ten years of my professional career trying to get people out of inappropriate placements and back into the community. but the funding for this is very, very difficult. there's more funding available on

of the biggest complaints from new car owners came when it was about audio entertainment and navigation systems. >>> "the chicago tribune" reports on a plan to replace college football bcs starting in 2014. it reportedly will use a 14 playoff for top teams chosen by special selection committee. it will be presented to ncaa presidents next week. >>> the northeast is facing another day of miserable and potentially dangerous heat. near triple digit temperatures are in the forecast for washington, philadelphia and new york and boston. heat advisories are posted from virginia all the way up to maine. yesterday the first official day of summer, temperature records fell in several cities >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by mercedes benz. experience truly great engineering today at your authorized dealer. >>> chaos in the air after mechanical problems on a jetblue flight. >> the first thing that went through my mind is, this is it. >> for four hours the plane bobbed around in the sky, making passengers sick. this morning we'll have the story from inside the cabin. >>> oh, my god, yo

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she blamed the pesky navigation system.right. >>> here's diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> hello, josh. it's great to talk to you on this thursday morning and everyone at "gma." and tonight, this could be a game-changing new test for cancer. faster, better and cheaper. and you will not believe that an american teenager came up with it. how? will he change the world? tonight. >> we'll be watching. >>> meanwhile, a massive hunt underway in japan this morning. to find -- fugitive squirrels. about 30 of them made their great escape from a tokyo zoo during a recent typhoon. park workers, using traps and nets, as they scurry after the scurrilous squirrels. if squirrels make it to the trees, don't they win? aren't they okay? >> the crossing guard. >> get the squirrels back down out of those trees where they live. come back down here into this unnatural setting. what? >> i don't even -- >> sometimes my news confuses me. >>> ready for "pop news"? >> i am. >> what do you get for the women who seems to h

but there is new information that the navigation systems of unmanned drones could be hacked.ohn roberts live on that story live in atlanta. >> reporter: good morning, bill. so far the implications and the worries about thousands of drones flying across the country have been about privacy issues. but a team of researchers recently uncovered a gaping hole in the security of these unmanned aircraft. in a series of experiments conducted that fox news had exclusive access to. the researchers hacked into the gps system of a small but sophisticated drone. it took complete control of the drone by sending false gps signals. the implications are that a terrorist could do the same thing. >> in 5-10 years we have 30,000 of these drones in national air space. each one of these could be a potential missile that could be used against us. >> reporter: military drones have an encrypted system that's hard to hack i to. bill: is the government aware of this? >> the government aware of this. humphreys and his team were invited to show the faa and the military what they could do. drones flying in

have three case managers, so you ask an individual, sort of a single point of contact to navigate the complex system we think is really beneficial. supervisor kim: i think as we struggle with the continued client to shelter drop ratio, the other thing i had to say is that i did think it is important for us to have high-quality support staff. those that are highly trained and skilled to meet the needs of those in our shelter system because those we see in our shelter system are frequently the ones with the most incredible needs and diverse needs, so i think it is important that quality staffing its emphasis. when you come back next week, it would be great to get information on the. also, a appreciate the dedication. i know one issue for many of our clients has been the difficulty of getting around to all the different services, whether it is the day drop-in centers, or shelters waiting in line to get betts, said the dedication of the van is something i have heard from a lot of folks, and i think will be thrilled to be able to provide that service come illegally given that our shelters and drop-in ser

it's educating people how to navigate a system that can be difficult to navigate.one way we are doing it, and training people to understand it and spread the word. >> and the d.c. health organization? >> it's a organization to gather health records. it's a centralized way, where in real time if you go to the emergency room, an emergency room doctor can see your records across the board. we built it in three years. it's a wonderful thing, but is currently in jeopardy because it lacks funding. people say we are ahead ofur time, and that doesn't mean being ahead of our time means that the health organization won't succeed. >> what is the best piece of advice that each of you can leave with our viewers to help them improve the health care? >> find a medical home where you have a doctor can you call your own when you are feeling well or sick, so i advice people who don't have a provider, we see people regardless of their ability to pay. >> i would say if you wake up and you don't feel good, do a little research. don't go to the emergency room. that's not where you belon

distractions from technology can include texting, talking on a phone or using a navigation system or other audio or visual equipment while in the vehicle. but because text messaging requires visual, manual and cognitive attention from the driver all at the same time, it is by far the most dangerous distraction. the wireless association reported that in june of 2011 more than 196 billion text messages were sent or received in the united states which is up nearly 50% from just two years ago over the same period. the national highway traffic safety administration also reported that more than 100,000 drivers are texting and more than 600,000 drivers are using cell phones at any given moment in time. sending or receiving a text takes a driver's attention from the road for an average of 4.6 seconds which while it may not seem like a long time, it's the equivalent of drivinging -- driving the length of an entire football field, taking the drivinger's eyes off the road. it's -- driver's eyes off the road. it's not surprising that according to research done by virginia tech, a texting driver

but we have and what -- working with the operator be a systems and understanding with the navigational plans are. it is highlighted in purple how the public would be accessed, alister and with the green dots. we talk about the impact of sea level rise, the prevailing winds, site access. and another issue that may not be highlighted or clear on this, but along illinois street between 18th and 19th street -- 19th street is the southernmost street that cuts across into the shipyard. the great fluctuates at illinois and 18th street. it meets the street there, but at 19th street there is about a great difference. we need to look at how to design a park that is accessible from illinois street. another part of the analysis from the existing conditions analysis, and an issue that arose was the opportunity to look at some of the adjacent uses and how it impacts the site. crane cove park is directly adjacent to the existing boat repair yard to the north. we talked about the boat repair operator, which is sf boat works, and the ship repair operator, bae systems, we had the idea of moving the boat