person. the illness or a value-laden opinion about that person and not even referring to that person. thank you, yes, the old language is more judgmental, it makes moral statements and moral judgments and the new language talks about this as a health issue. this is a health issue that we're dealing with and the old language doesn't acknowledge that. and carlos, did that affect you in your path to recovery? it did early on. september is really important because it happens to be my anniversary month... it's also recovery month. it is also recovery month, thank you for pointing that out. but september 23rd will represent my 17th year as a person in long-term recovery. and so i go back to my first opportunity to be in the treatment and some the labels and what was really interesting is that folks in the program themselves were labeling themselves. so the, you could be in a 12-step meeting and it's recommended, a particular fellowship that i attend, that you identify yourself simply as an addict. and folks thought it was real cute to identify themselves as low bottom or a rock star or some

a little of both? >> it is difficult to say. personally i am optimistic. when i think will happen is, there will be a short recession in the u.s. for the rest of 2011 but 2012 will look better. i think that now things are looking good. in the short-term is going to be a rough ride. >> is the recession out or is it to come? >> right now is an amazing time. we have really never had a recession like the last couple of years. what are supposedly in a recovery, but its has not seemed that way. we should recover more strongly in 2012. >> nicholas bloom, thank you for joining us. >> i love his accent. >> new this morning, the cleanup is under wake up in the height district. firefighters got a call at 5:30 a.m. at near-record height street and masonic. the flames were shooting a out of the top of the building. the firefighters did a great job stopping this report spread too much --before it spread to other stores into the nearby cafe. no one was in the building, no one was hurt. >> a person of interest in the custody in oakland after the fatal shooting of a three y

a person may not want to necessarily disclose the type of disability, but this is an indirect way of getting to the person's disability. business owners do have the right to ask that. emotional support from animals, the 2010 standards clearly say that dogs that are used as theft deterrents as those be a comfort are not considered service animals. emotional support of animals are very different from psychiatric service animals. psychiatric service animals have been trained to do something very specific. and emotional support animal may not necessarily be trained to do something specific. whether they be well behaved in public or in a good citizen manners. they may have obedience training, but not necessarily to perform a specific task. there is a reason why people with disabilities or emotional disabilities will be able to get out of their house to go on about their business simply because they have an animal that helps with anxiety. if those things were not confusing enough, there are state and local laws and california state law that expands the definition. the rules are more inclusi

there's been a very positive change in the united states, which i'll just give a personal story. early in my career when i would give a talk about alcoholics anonymous i would get angry emails from people saying, "that's a bad organization, i got better in treatment." and then i'd give a talk about methadone and people saying, "oh, methadone's terrible, you should tell people to do this in that way." it was like a bunch of little battling sects. and what's changed that's really exciting is that there's this collective sense of we need to honor all pathways to recovery. and i think csat actually deserves a lot of credit for that with the national summit on recovery. when people stood up there with people who had recovered "the wrong way" and said, "this is not my pathway, but i honor and accept that." that's when the recovery movement started to become a force because if you don't divide yourself then you have the ability to influence lots of other people and that's very important because this is a health problem and nobody ever says about cancer, "you know, oh, you got better on t

a person who has a big smile, a person who when she meets you, you are the center of the moment. >> yes, and popular too. and as she grew very pretty indeed. >> you know during high school she certainly always had a date for the prom. >> she tried college away in florida, but how could she leave colorado? and perhaps more to the point, there was a young man. and she was in love. so she returned and married and life began to pile up its layer cake of unintended change. she divorced. married again. bore three lovely children and divorced again. these things do happen. what can you say? besides keep what you can and move on. in paige's case it meant moving on here in the sprawling house on the hill with the swimming pool, magnificent canyon views, and bewitching sunsets. in the divorce, paige got the house and the kids and the mortgage. ah, yes, that. the humongous, worry-all-night you can't pay it mortgage. which might certainly have eaten away at anyone's easy good humor, god knows she wouldn't have been alone these days, but paige, said her friends, was not like that. if she worried, it

means in some cases, we get to suspend some rules to provide a better access for equal access to a person that needs the suspension of that rule. the service animal provisions are a reasonable modification. many of you may have heard that the ada has come up with new regulations. we call them the 2010 standards. currently, as of march 15, 2011, defines a service animal as a dog that has been individually trained to perform work or do tasks for a person with a disability, and it includes physical, sensory, psychiatric, or other disability. the current standards in 2010 only defines the animals as a dog and in some cases, a miniature horse. that is only considered a reasonable modification, mean that there is a narrow area that would not accommodate -- the business owner can still say no. that is very different to what we have been accustomed to. the federal standard has substantially narrow the definition of a service animal and keeps creating even more confusion. in addition, i will show you some images. on the top, you see a gentleman with bipolar disorder that has been pretty famous in

a person that does that type of thing can be gone in about could be about 15 to 20 mi. away. >> he is glad that he helped put the hit and run a >> official starter for the family more than anything. >> this is a live view of the bay bridge. hayward at 62 degrees, concord and a 60. san francisco currently at 58. here is the fog tracker. fog is the big story for tonight and tomorrow. and 70 in it is cutting everywhere but in any images back into play. stealing me how to the north bay valleys fairly late possibly until 11 or new. - -noon. he's warmer spot inland. antioch has a high of 84 degrees. gray skies will keep things cooler with oakland a high of 68, hayward low '70s for fremont. low 60 san francisco. to be in the '70s for rare was city and san mateo. a lot of clout in his early on in the north bay and mostly sunny for the afternoon. 90 in the mid to upper '70's by the bay. >> in world news, fierce fighting continued across libya rebel say mcveigh control western parts and are capturing an oil refinery. >> just a 40 minute drive from tripoli rebels battled their way

so it's a personal issue to me. so i appreciate you being here talking about how we deal with a realistic way what's going on here in the united states and in canada, our neighbor. mr. folk, i would ask you in a speech read you for your service as a marina as well, how do you assess the effectiveness of the fbi and the doj's efforts to support al-shabaab's ongoing recruitment of muslim americans around the united states? >> thank you, congressman. i think we can look at a couple different factors to bite us in that first i believe that the fbi and the doj recognize the threat and move quickly to counter it. i believe that there is certainly an ongoing need to take care to focus on any groups that are recruiting people to fight on behalf of a terrorist organization and i believe al-shabaab is currently represents an active group in that regard, so i think the efforts need to be ongoing and we are going to need to remain vigilant to ensure that they are not recruiting. and i think that if you want to look at whether o

a person may not want to necessarily disclose the type of disability, but this is an indirect way of getting to the person's disability. business owners do have the right to ask that. emotional support from animals, the 2010 standards clearly say

a person arrested in pittsburg yesterday, they are saying, has not been linked directly to the shooting. but that arrest could be one piece of the puzzle in a homicide that police are now saying was gang-related. >> the case is moving along really quickly and they are confident that the case is going to be wrapped up soon. >> reporter: how soon no one will say. oakland police will only confirm that they are interviewing rival gang members in a section of east oakland where two gangs named after nearby housing projects frequently clash. there was an arrest tuesday but the person wasn't linked to the 3-year-old's murder. >> clearly this is a special case, very time sensitive. >> reporter: time has seemed to crawl for residents praying for a resolution. members of the oakland nonprofit, citizens for the loss, is remembering the death of another young boy 5-year-old hasanni campbell a foster child presumed dead after disappearing in rockridge two years ago to the day. campbell's case is unsolved and residents don't want to see the same thing happen to carlos nava. >> we are tired of this. y

it diminishes the opportunity for a person to win. 's coming to iowa and will be in waterloo in the same building where michelle bachmann announced her cand daysy and she will be there . we might have a shoot out in oak coral. >> he will bring it to iowa and in essence recognizing with today's win by michelle bachmann he has to get past her to be the tea party candidate and value voters candidate. but did he make a tactical error that is hard to over come by not being her today and attempting to take the shine off if you will? >> i would not have suggested he do that. but i think he played it perfectly until today. i think he should have announced next week. let everyone have their day and this was michelle bachmann's day . people wanted her to have her day and come and tryy to take the shine is too cute by half. governor perry, the game changes tomorrow and preseason was over. michelle bachmann got the win and it starts tomorrow and we reset the board and governor persewell in the game. >> mike: last time barack obama carried the stat

situation where no one is on a person that we've made a massive massive. loss of someone that i'm going to looking at have also brought him out of the cold in two thousand and three or two thousand and two if you want to call it but i personally think that huge but i do want to go about the situation that is going and also for the other thing is we can talk about also because you know the base can really focus on but if there was an imminent threat and i can you can accuse obama of procrastinating during that period of time isn't it because i mean it is like elation but when the moment was imminent i wouldn't risk that personally because my people and i personally know that they do themselves realize that. america has a bad track record on the full sound of the mission to do this is. right the problem is there are some common good everyone has family in the forest i mean really who don't have a marketing grateful right phyllis champion. there are people in libya who also recognize that there are cia people among the libyan opposition the guy who came back

to a good person. we're talking about moving from sickness to health. so yeah, it's a great opportunity. and i'd, i'd like to mirror daphne's comments. i'm really, really excited about national healthcare reform, but i also feel that it's wrought with pitfalls because i believe we're going to interject a whole new set of language into the conversation, if you will. did a lot of organizing around the parity act and making sure that substance abuse was included in the language and the wellstone... substance abuse? yes, because it was the wellstone mental health parity act, so...substance abuse? am i hearing, substance abuse? yes ma'am, yes ma'am, yes ma'am. and, and you know daphne has, has quoted bill white quite a bit and, and he's truly prolific writer and agree with the title that folks had given him, the dean of recovery. but he was saying that three ways to deal with social stigma, stigmatations stigma, stigma if you will. one is to protest stigma and discrimination are illegal and you need to prote

situation where no one is on a person that we've made a massive massive i understand then the loving ourselves not only to tell them that they're looking at have also to blow them out of the cold in two thousand and three or two thousand and two as you'd like to call it but i personally think that huge but i do want to go about the situation in ukraine and also for the other thing is we can talk about money also because of the face and the can really focus on but and there was an imminent threat and i can you can accuse obama of procrastinating during that period of time isn't it because i didn't like elation but when the moment was imminent i wouldn't risk that personally because my people and i personally know that the indians themselves realize that. america has a better track record on the full salvation do this. right the problem is there are some common you're going to see what has family but there are so many years that i don't have them are seeing great all right fellas jump in head. there are people in libya who also recognize that there are cia

like to know, when is the last time you have been to oak dale yourself and when is it possible for a person to get off a gang injunction. people are separate from their families and that causes them to live in another turf and that in itself causes death itself. >> i go to oak dale on some type of patrol. that is one of our hot spots. as far as getting off the gang injunction. the injunction was put in place with with the city's attorney office. the opt out policy is 1 day opt out. they can opt off, you have to file with the city attorney's office. and we would reverse this. but it has to be done through the city attorney's office. the question could be best directed to them. >> we would love to ask. have you this look on your face. this is last one, i am going to be in big trouble. this woman and that's it. >> i am a therapist, it was 2 weeks ago, i got a first grader transferred to cleveland. the one thing i wanted to mention here is the parents. the cbo s can do something and the police. i worked so hard with that parent and inspectors. not a single person has mentioned parent. how can w

. >> this happened on a cul- de-sac right next to a park where a lot people hang out i talk to another person in this neighborhood a lot of people were out there having a good time laughing and joking and then shots rang out this is video after midnight he died at the scene no word if the three shootings are connected police officers were years and had to respond to the third shooting the coroner's office said only one of fatality. this is a quick levelland i told you it is on a cul-de-sac it is not well lead it is very organized barry claimed a lot of people are shocked that this park is located right next to it and a lot of people i now and occasionally violence does break out >> 6:02 a.m. which parts service has his back to normal after another night of disruptions were under protesters broke up service with. here is the police trying to break them up and restore service of 45 year- old transient was killed on by a board police officer back in july the process started their and made its way out to the ferry building and then back to that station police said they also recovered hammers from

if it's such and such a year, then the person is too young. >> i agree. yes, we do have those signs as well. >> ok. and we do have specific companies that actually does this on a monthly basis, just to come and do a secret shopping to make sure that we do follow tross procedures. and it's different days, different hours i'm based on different hours. >> ok. mr. patel, i guess i'm struggling with that most story owners come in, and the clerk has made an error in calculating the years on the i.d. >> sure. >> it seems here there was no i.d. even checked. walk me through what the clerk told you what happened. >> the clerk -- i requested the clerk what happened, and his response was he asked the young lady, are you old enough to purchase this. again, with the tobacco, in his eyes the young lady looked like she was over 18. and he askedand she nodded her . she just looked down. she indicated to him that she was over a team. -- over 18. >> did you say you brought your clerk here? >> i do have him. the same individual. commissioner peterson: do you mind if he comes

judge, it's a person like jon stewart.even walking away from king of the hill and, you know, whenever i walk away from the daily show, the respect i had for those people. >> yeah. >> .going in i still have that same respect going out. >> isn't that great? i think back to the old sid caesar program and how the writers would talk about how sid caesar was such a jerk to them backstage. and it's really nice to know that what we see on camera is actually the same guy who yyu work with. i think that's, i thiik that's pretty wonderful. do you enjoy tteewriting or the.i think of it as performing on camera more?ú which one do you prefer more at this point? >> i like both. i mean i think that's, thaa's why i'm glad that i'm able to do bothh >> yeah. >> i, i. >> there aren't many shows where you can do both. saturday night live is one. >> right. yeah. >> ann this program really. there aren't a lot more. >> there, there aren't a ton. >> yeah. >> and i think part oo the reason i got inno writing3 was because i'd always wanted to perfor

i really was not well look at a person are you really. other very good person at all respect i try to be impartial if i do something wrong i apologize and i don't feel shy about it if a person lies but i can tell him he's lying i lived this life with the awareness that it may ended any moment but what matters most is reputation and dignity to save human face as that so let's say thank you thank you for. it can hear dr swan's policeman's wives ministers why i just pray. if you didn't find me if i could just live through the night that i would get my kids out of here because i knew that what was going to happen was that he was going to kill me many victims don't understand that domestic violence includes verbal abuse psychological abuse physical abuse and sexual abuse at least four million women are affected by abuse every year those are two options that i saw that mostly either kill him in jail or he's going to kill it. takes fifteen to twenty million years for the planet to recover from a major extinction event but the planet has time we d

there is a personal.n the professional and the big picture, you know, having been part of the anti-apartheid efforts in south africa. ended up working with nelson mandela. worked with him on the peace process with president clinton. him telling me it is because the people around the world, partnering with him and all of the south africans were startling against apartheid, that was why the situation changed and south africa was free from the suppressive racist political system. it was because of the actions of people all over the country and around the world, individuals taking action and part of the blood diamond campaign. well, it was because individuals. you know it is not right for us to buy this shall reap if it's going to lead to terrible abuses of human rights in west africa. thus be decided we were not going to do it, the situation changed. liberia, and dahlia, these are peaceful countries. the individual's work together in groups to change things. it doesn't always work, but it can. the allies wan

neighborhood and yesterday there was a sense of relief they need to a rest in the case and what a person of interest and another one that might be related to the a's he was not related to the case at all the continue to investigate this case they're asking the governor's office to will have the highway patrol come down in oakland to patrol the streets to help curb the violence it could be a possibility since the governor is a former mayor may be the governor's office will pick up the tab. >> hot are weather forecast where watching the fog and temperatures a live look in the south bay the camera is bouncing a little bit because of the winds visibility is good mountainview partly cloudy 75 in san francisco we are seeing fog from our roof we will keep an eye on that satellite view of the fog is attacking the north bay and we expected to spread throughout the morning and a pullback by noontime temperatures this afternoon mostly '70s around the media bay '80s on inland locations this is a look of your seven day forecast we will see slight lead cooling temperatures and next week and now check

if it's such and such a year, then the person is too young. >> i agree. yes, we do have those signs as well. >> ok. and we do have specific companies that actually does this on a monthly basis, just to come and do a secret shopping to make sure that we do follow tross procedures. and it's different days, different hours i'm based on different hours. >> ok. mr. patel, i guess i'm struggling with that most story owners come in, and the clerk has made an error in calculating the years on the i.d. >> sure. >> it seems here there was no i.d. even checked. walk me through what the clerk told you what happened. he

tickets to the game and the overnight stay run about $200 a person. it sold out faster than ever and these folks came prepared. second baseman wished he thought ahead. >> need heavy duty pajamas. >> reporter: will even brought a teepee. there are three things needed to make it perfect. a nice warm sleeping bag, a good sturdy chair and of course the right head gear. no matter what they brought to make the night comfortable they were going to have no problem falling asleep. >> what do you dream about when you sleep here? >> grand slams. >> i think i will dream about taking over sergio romo's job on the pitching mound. >> sweet dreams, elizabeth cook. cbs five. >> this is our pay back. you can't doing in to us. >> it's a battle for britain. the unwanted help police are getting to stop the violence. >> plus how the military avenged the death of the seals killed in afgh,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, aggressive tactics. me to manchester... . >>> riots started to spread as british police have adopted new more aggressive tactics. >> welcome. >> reporter: birmingham and ma

instead of saying a young person has a fight and hurting someone, instead of sending that young person ought to be incarcerated immediately, what we do is we put him or her and supporters, family members in a circle with the person who was harmed along with their family members and a facilitator, and that young person has the opportunity to sit face-to-face across from the person that was harmed and hear that person say, "you have devastated me. this is how. here are the human consequences of his or her actions, and the circle all together will come up with an action for the person to repair the harm. this is just an example -- say it is a case of a young person who has burned down a building, someone's home or business. instead of sending that person off to be incarcerated, he or she could be by the circle sentenced to serve 200 hours, being the personal assistant for a burn patient. that is the kind of thing that will really transform lives. [applause] in oakland, what we are trying to do is engage in these restorative actions, have restored a justice instead of punitive justice. wit

she has -- he has been a person of interest since the start of the investigation. he was arrested for false imprisonment and the girl is still missing. >>> a district spokesperson says an investigation is underway into reports that he used the "n" word. the remarks were made during a recent golf tournament and the school is calling it a private matter and they are not releasing many details but many people have come to his defense. any construction out there sal? >>> we have a couple of road work areas, not causing big delays but we'll see some slow traffic out there. let's look at the golden gate bridge where traffic is moving along well. if you are driving on the golden gate bridge and it is foggy just lower your speeds because the fog tends to get better and there are no major problems on the city streets of san francisco. this morning we have a look at oakland westbound 880 traffic and 880 will be closed until 5:30 a.m. about a half hour from here. and powell there is some construction so just a few more minutes before they get that don't. east 80 looks good as

right after that, a lot of police officers showing up. the person who shot the first video said it looked like to of the people involved walked away before the police made it into the stands and everyone else involved was kicked out. a san francisco police spokesman says he is not aware of a victim or poor or arrests made as a result of this incident. san francisco mayor ed lee and oakland mayor jean kwan issued a joint statement saying the incidents are completely unacceptable and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the >> they do add extra officers any time the raiders play the 49 is because of the intense rivalry between the two teams and their fans. >> bart's is preparing for another protest that could disrupt trains. you will remember last monday, dozens of people demonstrated and forced march to shut down for different downtown stations during a very busy evening commute. protesters are upset from march shutting down cell phone service and about the man who was killed by bart officers. >> , monday, during the busy 5:00 p.m. hour, bar t

on the contrary if he's a believer he fears god one will be should be doing even more than any other person is just like a christian now i can't think of a suitable candidate where there is a system and most people are russians that would raising this question today was even inappropriate going to get inside an african american to become the us president. probably that's why they are having problems now. what do you think of. having a political machine in the cinema they are pursuing an incorrect policy regarding muslims for your city the hanging of saddam hussein no matter what kind of person he was was an insult to all muslims and he hung him in a former president on a muslim holiday when obama came to power he started doing what he could personally think is that he had a chance he would have made a certain reshuffle but he's prevented from doing so as i see it if only with one less place you want to make church near destination for tourists where you at right now could you imagine an english couple. kids visiting your republic for vacation. there are a lot of tourists coming here we have

does it start later in a person's life? as i'm researching i discover warner's syndrome and that's how it came to be that particular disease in the book. i thought this works because she would have a life before the disease started to age her in the 20's as opposed to being very young. more i researched the more i realized that a large population of japanese people seemed to have this genetic defect. it brought me back to the japanese culture even though i was not looking for it. what happened was if she was half japanese. here again you will hear the writing process. as i'm thinking about this and thinking about story line and her parents. if her mother is italian and her father is japanese which would make her half and half the genetic defect would come to the father then things would have to happen if they grew up in california. he grew up in pasadena which means he would be inturned. things start to happen without you looking at it from the beginning when writing a story but as you develop the characters and the year and