adrian is unique in history the police department. he has been suspended without pay since october 31st of 2009. plenty refuse to report to work on the department could've fired him within five days, but they decided not to. you can guess why they didn't fire him. it would've looked bad. it would've looked like they were retaliating against him. so he is just in limbo. [inaudible] >> he has hearing rights, yet. that's a good wretched. the department doesn't -- [inaudible] >> and getting to that. i am getting to that, sir. he has hearing rights, but the department has the option of whether or not to use them. he can't force the hearing. they control the system. yes, sir. yes, ma'am. i imac [inaudible] you mentioned getting a report. they oftentimes don't give a reporter. you call them, they come out in the docket report. you can't prove anything if they don't give you a report. i got the impression for the newspaper that he had just got out of the police academy when he was put in the psych ward. you were saying he had been a police officer f

come from the city general fund through the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs that adrian has. and she will be working with all the nonprofits to fund them appropriately for the activities that will get people the training, the orientation, the classes, but also the outreach, building their confidence that they should go through the citizenship process. thank you. thank you, everybody. (applause) ... >> what if you could make a memorial that is more about information and you are never fixed and it can go wherever it wants to go? everyone who has donated to it could use it, host it, share it. >> for quite a great deal of team she was hired in 2005, she struggled with finding the correct and appropriate visual expression. >> it was a bench at one point. it was a darkened room at another point. but the theme always was a theme of how do we call people's attention to the issue of speci species extinction. >> many exhibits do make long detailed explanations about species decline and biology of birds and that is very useful for lots of purposes. but i think it is also important to t

come from the city general fund through the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs that adrian has. and she will be working with all the nonprofits to fund them appropriately for the activities that will get people the training, the orientation, the classes, but also the outreach, building their confidence that they should go through the citizenship process. thank you. thank you, everybody. (applause) ... >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of the colors and the singing of the national anthem. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome steve hengineg

has anyone heard from adrian since this happened?ere was one text message that was sent on wednesday. it was to his father. he said this he was sorry, that he had not been in touch that, his phone had been dead. he had just charged it. he said the others were fine but that they were sleeping. since then, they believe that adrian has since turned off his phone. what's also interesting here is what has been discovered. a, he's not been enrolled in high school since november of 2012. they didn't know that apparently. the family members did not. and he was known to be anti-social and that he had acted out and been violent towards his mother, even allegedly punching her or hitting her before. so these details coming out along with the fact that his cousin was saying she believes that he's been in the apartment since the investigation cleared out of the apartment. so he may not be far away, brooke. >> okay. stephanie, keep us posted. thank you. >>> we are now also getting word, live pictures, here he is. republican senator ted cruz speakin

he is the president of adrian college. the school hasith a pretty novel way to deal with student debt. >> let me tell you quickly how it is going to work there every freshman and transfer student who en roles this year, will be guaranteed that will make a job at least $37,000, if they less some or all of the student loan will be paid. if they make $20,000 or below, we'll pay all of it, each month until they get a job that pays over $37,000, and there's obviously a prorated scale between 27 and $30,000, but it really takes the worry away from parents. a lot of students that go to small private colleges like to go into say the peace corps or the ministry, but they are worried that they are saddled with student loans they won't be able to do those things. this gives them the opportunity to do that and do some things for society before they launch their career. >>> honda is recalling nearly 400,000 cars in the united states. the problem was found in odysseys from 2003 to 2004, and in the accura ndss. >>> test -- tesla is planning on going pu

. >> adrian is the recruiter who has been working to find a forever home.ngs at school, he could benefit from a family to love him. >> when you have a child who is nonverbal, they need that family support to speak for him and speak towards what he may need as he goes along. i think every child loves to be loved and feel like they had this group of people who are rooting for them. >> isaiah has a cheering squad at school. it would be nice to have to go home to. >> may i shake your hand? >> are if you have room in your home and heart for isaiah or another child who is waiting, call our hotline. you can search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. all night street party. a tribute to old school hip hop and new artists. a look thea the weekend scene am category up next and will this weather continue for the weekend? tom will be back with that . >> from music to paintings, art is the theme of the weekend scene. we will have highlights. welcome. >> hi, barbara. >> let's start with art all night. that will be in the neighborhood this weekend some. >> on saturday

today 383 passing regards and a touch down later - adrian peterson's questions for the regard has been held in check. a 60 yard one would help his cause. he scored as the vikings drop the steelers for the 34-37 win in london. >> if detroit the lions hosting the brisbane bears. >> former hysmon winner, rentalie bush came back. he had a 37 yard run as detroit hands the bears the first loss of the season. it's the second time the lipons beat the -- lions beat the chicago bears. good news, they are a couple of years removed from the superbill. >> i can't believe the no hitter. >> let alone in that fashion and for the par lines to get it, strange things. >> dave warren is up next with the forecast. conversation >> our meteorologist dave warren. we are talking about rain in the north-west. and another storm is developing. you can see the cloud growing. it's an area of low pressure developing and will intensify over the next 12 hours. this is the computer forecast. this is temperature dropping. in about 10 hours, it impacts the seattle all the way down through oregon, indicating dusty winds,

has infused san francisco's city government with a new sense of inclusive collaborative leadership effectiveness and boundless energy, creative innovation and energy. so, mayor lee. (applause) >> thank you, adrian.

announcement and adrian is very strategic on this because we are having a national conversation about immigration. we have to pass comprehensive immigration reform in this country. senate has done part of it. (applause) >> we have to get -- we have to get this agenda today rest of congress, to the house of cogv. it's a big, big challenge. the president, our senators, our leader pelosi, senator feinstein, they're all engaged. we have to push very hard. and i think our voices are going to be that much stronger if we add an additional 100,000 people on our way to citizenship because that's the full circle. and that's why we need immigration reform. we also need to make sure we bring some path of citizenship to all those that are living in the shadows as we have been a sanctuary city. we need everybody to be full participants, and that's what we're doing today. so, again, i want to thank sandra. i want to thank annie, i want to thank all the community groups that are standing behind us, people that we'll work with to help us be the successful city that we always feel we are, but we want to get more out of our citizens than just living and enjoying life here. we have to partici

adrian in a dean reports. >> reporter: this is normally 20 feet wide and it's double that size and believe it or not the water has subsided but it's dangerously high. >> reporter: there was finally a break from the rain friday morning. but a steady stream of water continues to wash through the streets of boulder. walls of floodwater are still flowing from nearby mountains. it's being called a 100-year flood, the worst since 1894. more than a foot of rain has fallen on the area this week, swamping the city's rainfall record and even more rain is expected later today. the governor is warning people to stay away from flooded streets. >> you have to recognize that this water is filled with debris and sand and it is almost like liquid cement and it can even just a foot and a half of water can knock people over. and you can be swept away. >> reporter: boulder creek which cuts through the city is still roaring. the water levels have fallen some since an overnight surge set off emergency warnings. late last night, 4,000 people living along boulder creek were sent to higher ground. mud and debris coming off the mountainsi

has infused san francisco's city government with a new sense of inclusive collaborative leadership effectiveness and boundless energy, creative innovation and energy. so, mayor lee. (applause) >> thank you, adrian. i don't know about boundless energy. [laughter] >> but i do -- i am inspired by our immigrant community. we've done so much that i think the city is -- its dna is really about our diversity. let me thank adrian. she's been a wonderful leader at the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs, leading an effort not just with the immigrant rights commission, but a good strong relationship with our community-based organizations that do all of the great on the groundwork with our immigrant families, people who are coming here as refugees, adjusting, people who come here, permanent residents, people who have come here seeking their future, their hopes for themselves and their families. also people who often came here by different ways and stayed, and maybe overstayed their status, or are escaping from war-torn or impoverished countries. we will be a sanctuary city for many years for people who want to be here. having said that, i am glad to be here this morning with adrian, dr. herna

adrian grenier and jerry ferrara, a/k/a, turtle, has still not saidled their deals.y piven signed on the dotted line to play ari gold. and the rest of the cast onboard. mark wahlberg says the script is fantastic. and it will be in theaters by may 2014. >> no one chooses scenery quite like ari gold. i do miss that. >> he's onboard. i'm onboard. it's all good. >>> big news in hollywood babyland, emily blunt expecting a child with her husband, fellow actor john krasinski. we know her from "the devil wears prada." john krasinski, we know him from his days on "the office." 2014 was looking like a great year for the pair. krasinski working on his animated feature, the prophet. blunt starring in a movie with meryl streep and johnny depp. the couple got married in 2010. we say to you, congratulations. >> mazal tov. >>> and "pop news" this morning, one man's junk is another man's viking treasure. david taylor discovered this solid silver ring in northern ireland in a field. while it doesn't look like much. his wife told him to toss it into the garbage. it's expected to date b

adrian was nuts. a 37-year-old girl from toledo, ohio. >> and a people said what? who? people said he hasmind. >> her friends said she had lost hers. >> i have two kids, two daughters, 9 and 12. and they -- i put them in the d.c. public schools. >> the schools were a disaster. test results among the worst in america. the chancellor quickly learned although only 8% of d.c.'s kids were on grade level there was something odd about how the teachers were ranked. >> when i looked at the per are form manti te'o evaluations of the adults in the system. >> how good is the adult doing. >> how good are the teachers doing i found that 95% of the adults were being rated as doing a great job. how can you have a system where all of the workers are thinking we are doing a great job for our kids and what we are producing for them is 8% is success? >> she visit ised schools and saw emcity classrooms. >> i walk into this one school. i go to the first classroom. five kids in the classroom. second classroom nine kids. third, three kids. 7 kids. i'm thinking what is going on. i get to like the fifth or sixth c

adrian gonzalez at the plate looking to play hero like last night. ground this one right back up off sergio romos's leg. giants win 4-2. packers linebacker clay matthews hasfor this late hit on collin kaepernick last week. that took place on sunday. but 49ers lineman alex spoon has got a different punishment in mind. >> he got fined 15,000 today for the hit. if you cowl fine him what amount would you give him? >> probably just punch him in the face. >> no monetary? >> no, i don't want his money. >> yeah. you heard that right. we've seen what collin kaepernick can do on the football field and we've seen the magazine covers and international commercial-wise. but dantusi farms in turlock is taking his exposure one step further. a colin kaepernick corn maze starting on september 28th. you can visit this exhibition of vegetation. here's an overhead view of the maze that covers 25 acres of land with five miles of patz. a dollar of every tickle sold will go to charity. of course that 49ers-seahawks game is on sunday night. you can find it right here on nbc bay area. raj and jessica, i don't think that kaepernick tribute was corny, did you? >> very funny. very fu

has been the reaction? >> it's been 100% positive. a lot of students who go to small private colleges bike adrian like to go in the peace corps. or piano ministry but they're worried if they're saddled with student loans they won't be able to do the things that young people like to do to give back. this gives them the opportunity to do that and do some things for society before they launch their career. >> what are your thoughts more generally on the amount of student loans, students in this country, are carrying right now, and i know it's gotten to the point, not all, but for some where some are deciding not to go to college out of concern over student loan debt? >> yes, i understand that, tony, and i know it has topped 1 trillion-dollar recently. but the average person makes $1.2 million throughout their lifetime beyond what they would make with just a high school degree. student loans are really an investment. the average student gets out of adrian college and many others like it with 20 to $25,000 in student loans. which is about the cost of a car. so obviously we like to see it as an investment in their future, and that's

adrian peterson and the vikings. we'll update the injury report for sunday's big game. and a stunning change in the nascar chase just days before sunday's race in joliet. rich king hasls, next in sports. remember those pesky squirrels? uh huh well i trained em squirrels cutting coupons, fun i love your brain bob me too enough! your tyranny ends now you filthy humans! uh oh nut up my brothers! ow yolo! oh he's biting my head oh! you seemed so cool there's a better way to save with sears and shop your way coupons. just choose, load, and save up to 20% automatically at sears.com conway farms in lake forrest hosting its first bmw championship and it is now marked by history. jim furyk became the sixth player ever to shoot a 59, and he becomes the only man to reach that magic number with a bogey on his card. it happened in round two. the 43-year-old veteran from pennsylvania began on the back nine at conway and lit it up early on a cool day. on the 15th hole, he holes it from the fairway for an eagle, his only one to go with 11 birdies. furyk needed a birdie on the final hole, the 9th to get the 59. and he just about cinches it with the approach. a thing of beauty. it wi

has risen 40%. the buyout is worth more than $7 billion. the computer technology giant would get access to the patents for at least ten years. and technology journalist adrianom london. this is all part of microsoft's capture, is it, after all they missed the mobile revolution. >> they did. they like nokia did not react fast enough and both of them stuck with their old relatively cruddy software and it wasn't as good as the iphone and not as good as google's android. so unfortunately though nokia under the next microsoft person went with microsoft's offering and has has not been successful. so for nokia i suspect committing because they will be owned by microsoft and committed to using microsoft software and i suspect this won't be a good move. it's got a very small market share and does have some hope in the developing world but the big problem is that once you are late to the market you don't get critical mass and people therefore can't be bothered developing apps for you because there is not money in it and they are paying app developers for other platforms to write apps for theirs and there is a massive lack and that is not sustainable in the long-term

has been posting sending the stock higher. 3m is a breeze. here's the bottom line, for your fantasy stock football portfolio you need runningbacks, who are we drafting? we're drafting the equivalent of adrianeterson, boeing, ray rice, united technology, honeywell, you need a quarterback, go with starbucks, like rogers or bet on disney, rg3, healthier than people think. and 3m, come back tomorrow, we'll be on the clock to fill out the rest of the team. let's go to mike in california, please, mike? >> caller: big eggplant boo-yah from california, jim. >> hey, man, what's shaking to you? >> caller: hey, i bought target a while ago was thinking about selling it, but now i hear they're getting in the film rental business. >> that's not good enough reason to -- look, that's a challenge. i've got to throw a challenge flag on that. that is not what we're in for target. target we need to rebound, consumer spending, i think the stock is inexpensive. but i have no catalyst. robert in indiana. robert. >> caller: how are you doing, jim? >> real good, robert how about you? >> caller: fantastic. i wanted to get your future predictions for sm radio. >> i think sirius satellite is going higher. i cannot be