. >> reporter: this is david allison.cientist who researches obesity and goes on television to talk about it. >> we're looking always at food marketing practices. there were many other factors that quite plausibly could be contributing to the obesity epidemic. >> reporter: but curiously, even though study after study has shown soda to be a significant contributor to america's staggering obesity crisis, dr. allison says there's not enough solid evidence. why? he says that's because the studies haven't been rigorous enough. but his critics say allison is motivated by something else. by all the money he has repeatedly taken from coca-cola, pepsi and the american beverage association. >> and then his articles can be cited by the companies, can be used to say, "look, this article in this major journal concludes we don't know yet if the sugar-sweetened beverages are bad for children and adult health." >> reporter: it's not just soda companies. allison has also taken money from kraft, mcdonald's, general mills, kellogg, mars can

as for david allison, his employer, the university of alabama, told us allison has produced some researchterests of his corporate sponsors. we wanted to talk to him about that but allison turned down our repeated requests for an interview. so we surprised him. i'm dance dan harris from abc news. are you a hired gun for the food industry? i'm just looking at this list of money you've taken from the food industry -- sir? well, david allison did not want to speak to us. he has publicly denied that all the money he's taken has impacted his science in any way. he has said "he is on a pursuit for truth." dan harris, abc news, new york. >> hm. >> you can't research the people who are funding it, come on, we all see that, get out of here. >> huge conflict of interest. no doubt that soda has contributed to t t obesity problem. >> it is. just last week they were saying centers for disease control telling young folks, slow down on the soda, all that sugar leads to diabetes, leads tall kinds of health issues. so it's just a mess out there. plus he doesn't want to answer the questions face-on. if you'

tony and allison? >> thanks.our money in your mattress is sounding better and betterment you get about the same interest rate. >> you got that right. >> all right. >>> it is now 7:36. coming up next, some weekend travel alert to tell you about. what bay bridge motorists need to know. >> and inside into a new report which tracks the claims for the past five years. wo du a ]itawe >>> the nonpartisan office of compliance is out with a new report about complaint of harassment and hostile work environments on capitol hill. joining us with a closer look at this report is ed o'keefe, federal reporter with the washington post. good to see you. good to see you. >> how could this be? how can lawmakers not follow the same laws they make? >> they have a congressional accountability act which is responsible for bringing the laws to capitol hill. they have exempted themselves from some of the more popular or basic items of workplace rules. you don't have to post workers' rights in a congressional office. there are no whistle

the former ceo of allison spinners law firm, john v.nd the fbi continue to investigate solyndra, some question why doe officials are allowed to grant any such loans. margonelli says: "when you have venture capitalists making bets or making loans to companies - they have skin in the game. they stand to make a lot of money and they stand to lose a lot of money. when you have government bureaucrats - even if they come from the venture capital community -making these decisions - they don't have skin in the game" with the deadline for the 18 billion dollar loan guarantee program looming tomorrow, doe has been rushing to grant more loan guarantees this week, prompting more congressional concern. this letter from investigating committee to doe reads: quote- "we are concerned that another rush to meet stimulus deadlines will result in doe closing these deals before they are ready." mckelway says: "just yesterday doe awarded a $737 million loan guarantee to a company known as solarreserve. among its investment partners: ronald pelosi, the brothe

after sending letters for two weeks i got a call from the trader joe's headquarters allison from public relations asked me to stop sending letters and to please stop bothering them they would not be discussing wasted food or anything else with me when i insisted on a simple conversation as a concerned citizen no cameras or interview allison hung up on me she said and i quote just so you know in our communities in which we have stores we do donate food that we feel is safe to donate seven days a week in all our stores across the country so i guess the problem is they don't feel that all this food is safe to eat of the thirty stores i called ninety five percent throw away everything except for bread so the dairy the produce the meat i guess they they don't feel it's safe to consume even though they throw it away the day before it expires i guess is bananas aren't edible are quiet they throw them away trader joe's shouldn't be singled out it's just one company among many routes vons safeway whole foods cosco sam's club and many others throw away staggering amounts of food every day but sto

allison mcgee. i wanted to expand on a couple of maria's comments. we are in the third year of our partnership owhich was meant to minimize budget cuts would for coming down for our community partners. that partnership has grown into a true collaborative. by allowing jpd to shift its focus from -- to my term contracts, we are better able to focus on supporting our staff in terms of their developing their partnerships and relationships with their community partners, and with you themselves. we have been able to dedicate a police officer to serve as a liaison between our police officers to insure fewer gaps in services and better service across the board. this partnership has also expanded out words in terms of our other internal stakeholders. for referred to the juvenile justice court council. this body is mandated by the state to allow the county to receive certain funds, but it had really devolved into a rubber-stamp process were every year it wasn't approving the same plan, and through the partners, we have expanded the role that jjc takes in over

ktvu's allison burns is in washington, d.c. with a report on the sobering message they got from today's only witness. >> reporter: the deficit cutting super-committee is drawing its battle lines today, and in just the last few hours we heard democrats say they want to see more tax increases. republicans demanded nor spending cuts. here's a look at today's hearing. the head of theman partisan congressional budget office is the only witness. he is delivering a sobering warning that the country's debt is unsustainable and big changes are needed to bring it under control. the committee must find $1.2 trillion in deficit savings, and the political divide was clear in the members' opening statements. >> we have a spending driven debt crisis. the deficit reduction will be a jobs plan. we need to ask ourselves, was it the senior citizen, the student, or the wall street banker who received the benefit of this spending binge? when we have our answer we should ask the appropriate person or group to pay their fairer fair share to right the

less humidity, allison. our hair will behave. >> don't you love that?air is so wild. >> it is so wild. >> our hair will not be tamed. >> not for the last couple of week, that's for sure. mick of clouds appear sun out there later today. here are your headlines. again, looking at generally a nice day today. there will somebody clouds around from time to time but we are not expecting rain. no temperatures back in the mid- 70s. so one more day with fairly comfortable temperatures. same can't be said if this weekend. we've going to be cool. it will feel great and it will be october. temperatures only in the mid- 50s. it will be a lot cooler than it has been. saturday, some showers around tomorrow. could be a lingering shower around tomorrow. tropics still active. we have ophelia and phillipe out there. negotiate are will impact the washington area or the eastern seaboard although we got to watch ophelia and bermuda over the next couple of days as it will be intensifying as it passes over bermuda. look at the others off to the north and west. dulles is 57. fr

time to answer this week's ask allison question.delicate question regarding a friendship with a very close friend. she is the type who believes that the world should revolve around her and makes everything about her. we know these people, right? she is the type to play victim in every situation. she can do no wrong. her ways are bringing me down and i'm trying to distance myself but i know eventually, i will be faced with explaining why i have been behaving this way. how do i break the news? i don't necessarily want her to lose her as a friend but i want others to know how people perceive her. >> you know, i hear this all the time. i have the same problem. it goes beyond friendship. the same can be asked, how do i barak up with people in our lives when relationships don't work. i'm talking about everyone from your hair stylist, babysitter, dog walker, boyfriend, girlfriend. tough to say good-bye at the end of the day and tough to tell somebody about they selves because most of you don't enjoy confrontation, first of all, and it take

grand prix edging defending champion and runaway overall leader sebastian vettel among the track allison was the only driver to clock a lap time of under one minute and twenty four seconds in the morning session topping the time sheets head of his mclaren team mate jenson button with the red bull of vettel and mark webber rounding off the top four however the battle stepped up again not in a recession to edge hamilton into second but the germans time was still slower than posted nearly a run. now a heavyweight boxing champion vitale to go has put aside her time and talk ukrainian w.b.c. belt holder says he will once again show he is the best and is fifteen kilograms heavier than his opponent for this saturday's fight but for two the other kids go brother could be nearing his swansong bounce but he insists he is in great shape ahead of this one his challenge is for my light heavyweight champion adamic the pole is six years gets goes junior and will have the support of the home crowd involved his record stands at forty four wins and just one defeat well lets go has been beaten twice in his

allison. >> reporter: that's right, dave.ederal government operations runs out at the end of next week, and a bill to keep the government running that seemed to have some momentum in the house fell apart last night. tea party conservatives voted no, they wanted money in the bill for disaster relief to be offset by bigger spending cuts. democrats also voted no, arguing the cuts that were in the bill went too far. they specifically did not like stripping money from a program promoting more fuel-efficient vehicles. that program is helping fremont based tesla motors and democrats say losing it will cost jobs. >> this is about destroying an initiative that is job creating, innovative that keeps america number one and creates jobs, good paying jobs in our country. it's really hard to understand what the motivation is for that. >> now the big question is, can democrats and republicans reach a temporary deal by tomorrow? congress is set to be on recess next week. house speaker john boehner has a news conference any minute now. alliso

thankfully, allison is now in remission. but she wants congress to act, and now. >> i'm still upset about that. this is a huge problem, because people are going to die and i don't want to be one of those people that dies. >> reporter: we asked the medical community what needs to happen. the government could stockpile critical drugs. and financial incentives could get manufacturers to simply make more. what i want to see right now is what was proposed by congress today. and that's the government needs to force drug companies to warn the nation as soon as they see a production problem. right now, hospitals at times find out only the day the drug was supposed to arrive. with that kind of warning, there would be enough time to get drugs from overseas and ensure they are safe. >> simplest level, just warn that it might be coming and it would be a big help. okay, thank you, dr. besser. as we said, he has been on this from the beginning. >>> as you know, abc news is always looking for ways to bring american jobs back to america. so

allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> secretary ray la hood will host a news conference to push for funding to keep the federal aviation administration up and running. one is a new traffic control tower at oakland. congress reached a temporary deal after furloughing thousands of workers in july but that expires midnight. >>> they will release female inmates who have children, mothers with less than two years lesson their time could be allowed to serve their time at home, according to the l.a. times. the women could be released as early as next week and they will have to wear gps tracking devices. only mothers convicted of -- convicted of nonserious nonsexual crimes will be released. >>> late rains in the area disrupted the pollination process so as a result the trees produced little or no fruit. the smaller crop is expected to create a shortage of locally produced olive oil. they are already warning buyers watch out. >> that means higher prices. >> that's right. >>> back over to sal, how is the commute. >> well it is the same price, palm, we still have people moving along well in so

allison burns is live in our washington d.c.oom and they are getting a tough message from the budget office? >> reporter: that's right, the congressional budget office will deliver a sobering warning that the country's debt is unsustainable and huge changes will have to be made to bring it under control. the committee's job is to bring 2. $3 trillion in deficit cuts but pressure is growing to find more savings. president barack obama asked congress to pass a $450 billion jobs bill he wants more spending on struggling communities and at the same time they are looking for ways to make big cuts. the white house revealed he wants to pay for the jobs plan by raising taxes on the wealthy but they are balking at that idea and any help after president barack obama's big speech to congress about more bipartisan cooperation seems to be fading this morning. reporting live from washington d.c., allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> transportation secretary, ray la hood will hold a conference at the oakland airport. he will be pushing for m

a bill to keep the government running fell after last night, allison? >> that is right.peaker house speaker john boehner has a bill to keep the government running and pay for disaster relief went down tea party conservatives voted no after they demand it be offset by bigger spending cuts. democrats also voted no after arguing the bill went too far. they did not like stripping money from a program promoting more fuel efficient vehicles. that bill is helping and democrats say losing it will hurt jobs. >> we need a growth policy we don't need a cut policy, cut and grow just ain't so and i would point out we need to get people back to work. >> reporter: now congress is scheduled to be on recess next week for the jewish new year and lawmakers are hoping to strike at least a temporary deal tomorrow funding for government operations runs out on september 30th. reporting live allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> today president barack obama heads into republican territory to sell his jobs' plan. president barack obama is scheduled to speak at a bridge that crosses from ohio to

allison?porter: that's right, dave and let's get right to the details, president barack obama wants to cut $1.5 trillion from the federal deficit over the next decade mostly by raising taxes on the wealthy. 1.1 would come from winding down the wars in afghanistan and 580 will come from reducing entitlement programs from medicare and medicaid. he will announce the speech in the rose garden and includes what his aides named in the budget rule. he often says he pays these in taxes and republicans say it is class warfare, it is dead on a rifle but democrats say -- arrival, but democrats say something else. >> you can't impose one more penny in taxes on the wealthiest people. >> reporter: we will take a closer look at what the president's plan means for changes in medicare and medicaid during my next update, allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> skyrocketing price of gold may have played a roll in this ambush. it happened on st. andrews street, a gunman fired on the couple as they were backing out

reporting live from washington d.c., allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president barack obama will be in the bay area on sunday. the president is making a return trip. they dined with private leaders at a home in woodside and this time the president will appear at the home of somebody else. >>> we have breaking news just coming in from georgia where a parole board just rejected a plea to spare the life of an inmate who is scheduled to be euthanized. since then, many witnesses have changed their testimony back off their testimony. protesters were outside the parole boards you can see them here. fog cuters earned the parole board to protect them. >> he was taken from us and his family was taken. >> we know killing troy would dishonor him because they would not mind the right person for this crime. >> now since the parole board denied the plea for chem men i, it is likely davis would be executed as planned. >>> the 17-year-old suspect jose was too short. he was convicted of conspiracy back in 207 and the sentence was too lenient. they send them back for a new hairing. they were set to

allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> finding a buyer for this company may take longer than expected. they want to take bids until october 5th and an auction will be held on october 28th if several bids come through. they filed for bankruptcy protection and 1,100 workers lost their jobs. >>> tomorrow the allel immediate -- alameda county took up programs. six provided since 2001 have been told they would not get county funding this year instead the county would get money to smaller programs near oakland pleasantton and berkeley. they filed an appeal and now supervisors will have to decide if they will start this process all over. >>> the much anticipated naming of libya he a new government -- libya's new government is proving to be a challenge. tensions have been raising and meanwhile fighting continues between rub bells and muammar gaddafi forces. -- rebels and muammar gaddafi forces. they are raising concerns libya could face an insurgency -- insurgency similar to iraq and afghanistan. >>> the ambassador to russia, he is an expert on foreign policy and particular relations with rus

after a five week break, allison burns reports one of the first orders of business is saving the poet tall -- postal service. >> reporter: they will come with a dire warning that the postal service could default if congress does not take radical action. he wants to cut 120,000 workers close 307 locations -- 3007 locations and they also want permission to pull the employees from the generous retirement plans that cover workers. they say some big changes are needed. >> i think the postal service could literally close-up against a $13 million line of credit limit and they will run out of money. >> we will take a look at why the postal service is in so much financial trouble during my next update in the next hour. allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a very unique lost and found case to deal with, last week somebody went to the tracy police department and turned in this ceramic earn and yes inside of it appears to be cremated ashes. the burn who brought it in lives in the 1000 block of east third street. anybody wishing to claim the earn call tracy police. >>> and grocery stores are sti

he is facing a diplomatic challenge, allison? the united nations he is looking for a sovereign state and this is a very diplomatic issue because he supports statehood but only through negotiations with israel not by a decree. he meets with mahmoud ahmadinejad but in the meantime opponent rick better perry is seizing on it on the campaign trail accusing him of putting israel in a position of weakness. >> week equally indignant of the obama administration and their middle east policy of appeasement that is encouraged such an ominous act of bad faith. now the opposition of statehood recognition could create a loss more problems for him in the arab world and we'll see how he navigates it during his un address this morning. for now live, allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:16 they are reportedly moving through the peninsular which is part of a counterterrorism group in somalia and yemen. one will be built in ethiopia, the other in the say shells. it will all how armed drones to be deployed over yemen. >>> an execution scheduled i

has also sent a top state official talking about american forces, allison?> reporter: that's right and the word to muammar gaddafi this morning is give up. this is some video we brought in from satellite from david cameron and french president nicolas sarkozy in tripoli and they are meeting for the first time with libya's new leader and they say they will continue as long as possible to protect libyans. at the same time the secretary of state is the highest ranking official to meet with the new government and met with rebels in a tripoli hospital. the war continues but they end a freezed -- emphasized america's limb at the time role. >> we have not and will not have any combat presence on the ground in libya. >> reporter: he has a stern message for libya's new leaders and we will have an update on that. for now allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there was a big earthquake in japan, a 6.2 magnitude earthquake. it hit the same area where almost 20,000 people died after a magnitude 9. 0 quake and tsunami in march. there was no tsunami with this latest quake

reporting live from washington, d.c., allison burns, ktvu channel 2 newses. >> thanks, allison. >>> theormer monetary chief has given his first interview since being accused of sexually assaulting a new york hotel maid. here is -- the executive called the sexual encounter with the maid a moral failing that he insisted that no violence was involved. prosecutors dropped the charges against him after his accuser's credibility was questioned. >>> and a stanford political science professor is america's new ambassador to russia. he was an expert on the u.s. foreign policy, and it in particular, relations with russia. he has written more than 20 books and is also a senior fellow at the hoover institution, which is a think tank on the stanford campus. >>> time now is 8:21. wendy's hamburgers are getting a makeover after the two-year process you can taste the results starting today. the new burgers are called dave's hot and juicy. and named after the restaurant's founder. it's got a butter bun, no mustard, crinkled pickles, a square shape to their patties and a change to red onions. they are try

few hours and is trying to divert a diplomatic disaster over the issue of palestinians statehood, allisont, president barack obama is facing one of his biggest diplomatic challenges trying to explain why he supports palestinians' push for statehood but opposes their bid for former regular knicks as a sovereign state. he promise missed to veto it if it comes to the un security council but administration is working from behind the scenes to keep the bid from getting that far. president barack obama will meet with mahmoud ahmadinejad but while on republican hill they are threatening to withhold aid to palestinians if they move ahead with the palestinians push. >> this is not the right way to do it. >> reporter: now the president's opponents are also on the attack on how he is managing this diplomatic challenge, more on the next update in an hour, allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the sparks from power lines probably ignited what became one of the most destructive wildfires in history. that according to documents obtained by the associated press. the fires exploded in size killed two peo

reporting live allison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just a couple of hours president barack obama willsent the metal of armor to a u.s. marine. he will be the first living marine to get this. he ran through during a fire fight in afghan san two years ago however this marine does not call himself a hero. >> anybody who receives the medal of honor and we are still here to talk about it, it is a great honor but there was a huge price that was paid for it. >> he ultimately saved the lives of 13 u.s. marines and soldiers but several servicemen and afghan soldiers died in that fire fight. >>> u.s. schools have a military friendly environment. they ranked schools for their efforts to offer financial support to veterans. there are 7,000 colleges in universities offering programs designed for veterans. this is the second consecutive year and stanford is also on the list this year. they will consider a new dramatic proposal to raise tuition. this is the second day they are meeting at the mission bay campus. they will raise it by at least 8% for even as much as 16% every year through 2016. yester

my name is allison collins. [applause] >> thank you to all of the honorees. item d, the student gallaudet's -- delegate's report. >> i would like to welcome our to welcomedelegate. she was just put in yesterday. >> i am finishing my last year at the high school. to start off with our retreat that we have, we had a joint retreat with the student advisory council three weekends ago. we had some great workshops that we did with diversity training and orientation into the student advisory council. we did soeme great team building. i had a great time getting to know the commission and i am excited to work with them. >> last thursday, the supervisor council helped recruit students to the youth-led mayoral candidate forum. the candidates there were john avalos, and david chiu, david and caesar. >> yesterday, we had our student advisory council camden the elections. the results were that our president is michelle from gal lego. our vice president is jackie. our public relations officer is sidney from isa. our chairman is richard. >> this is the last part. now that we

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allison bushes is live in our washington, d.c. why the social networking site says it's jumping into politics. allison? >> reporter: well, that's right, tori. facebook certainly has a lot at stake with the decisions being made in congress relating to internet privacy, patents, market monopoly issues. so it's forming this political action committee to have more of a say. the company says it will use its new pack to give money to candidates in the upcoming elections. facebook has been ramping up the presence in d.c. and has spent more money than ever in lobbying this summer. i just talked with someone from opensecrets.org who says it's hard to say whether this will help democrats or republicans. >> the technology industry has donated money. in 2010, they donated more than they ever had before, donating about $5.8 million and that went to both democrats and republican. >> reporter: now, facebook has not revealed what candidates it will be supporting. >>> president obama continues his west coast campaign swing today. he will be in den

allison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> iran may send military ships close to the u.s. east coast. iranian admiral said, quote, like the arrogant powers that are present near our marine borders, we will also have a powerful presence close to american marine borders. the admiral did not say when such a deployment would happen or the number of ships that would be sent. >>> in a strange twist al qaeda is actually joining the u.s. in criticizing iran's president for his theories that the u.s., not al qaeda was behind the september 11 terrorist attacks. the iranian president repeated the address last week at the united nations that triggered a walkout by the u.s. and several other delegations. an al qaeda magazine article says iran sees itself as a rival to al qaeda when it comes to anti-americanism and iran invented the conspiracy theory because it is jealous of the 9/11 attacks. >>> the israeli government gave the okay to build 1100 new housing units in east jerusalem. the new housing will be added to an existing jewish settlement. all of this comes despite the pleas from the u.s. and

allison collins name is spelled with one l. >> with those changes, roll call, please. [roll call vote was taken] president mendoza: item b is the presentation to the board from the superintendent. superintendent garcia? superintendent garcia: thank you. it's been a little warm here since the air conditioner hasn't worked all day. if everybody seems shiny, it's probably due to that. anyway, i wanted to point out that -- and it's hot before the meeting, so, anyway. i want the public to know that this -- on september 18, which was a gorgeous, beautiful day, kind of like today, we had a board retreat with the executive team and it was really to sit around and talk about what our priorities would be for this year as a board for the district. and i'm proud to say that we really narrowed it down to three major priorities -- creating a strong and structural core for college and career ready graduates, implementing supports and interventions for students and building a high performing school focused central office, one that exists to serve the customer, the school sites. howeve

allison? >> oh, yeah. you said it. >> i guess we know what to expect. >> expect the bears to take center stage today, kyra. the all the major averages down more than 1.5% as far as the premarket goes. and it's following what's happening around the world. markets in london and paris and frankfurt, japan, falling anywhere from 2% to 4%. and guess what the problem is today? it's europe. these problems have not gone away, but there are new concerns that greece will actually default on its debt, possibly as early as this week. now what greece is in part trying to do as well is putting out a property tax to help plug its budget hole. but, you know, some german politicians say that an orderly bankruptcy of greece may really be part of a solution. also another problem today, france. there are new worries that several french banks could be downgraded by moody's because of their exposure to greece's debt. it didn't help that the g 7 meeting over the weekend failed to deliver any new answers to problems that had been

allison wins. i cannot understand anybody spending the money in preparation for this they plan to spend and not have an impact. no impact seems like a poor return on investment. think about that. there is an alternative. just at the high street pier, quite a large number of dollars were spent to house the facility for tying up fishing boats. that is not used all the time. that would be an excellent place to more a barge or two, up the power boats and the sailboats. -- tie up the powerboats and sailboats. that would likely have no impact or much less impact than aquatic park. there is a viewing area for the jumbo drawn -- jumbotron on the high street, probably equal in size to what there is from aquatic park. i would like that to be considered. thank you. president olague: thank you. >> good afternoon. i am at 10-year member of the south side boating club. thank you for the opportunity to address this eir. my colleagues have spoken eloquently about the culture of the bay. also, there is serious this

the sea's allison admits they have had some issues at the channel pumping station a few blocks away. >> the pump station that is here, it was built in the 50s. >> wasn't much of a problem ten years ago when there weren't so many people. but now with an explosion of development, there's how you say, more stuff? >> there's a lot of infrastructure and new buildings, including the ballpark here since that structure was built. >> they upgrid three times and instulled chemicals to keep the smell down. >> it's mainly when it's hot out. >> go to cbssf.com. click on connect to send me your good questions. #2 ranked >>> number one in the country for the first time ever in women's volleyball. they face stanford tonight. cal at home court. 4,000 on hand, but it was the -- they won the opening set 25- 23. the bears climb out of hibernation. doing it all tonight. slams down one of hers, they win the next three sets, including 11-0 on the year. stanford drops to 6-1. >> a lady took the panda suit to a new thing. ties the game. they are now in extra innings. they are entitled to two. richard throwin

six months with a knee injury bob allison is determined to resume playing as soon as possible. except chad you know. i'm going to carry working just as i did before the ban i'll still be helping the team and if this unfair decision stands which is targeted not only against me but also against the talk i'll do what i can such as playing the russian cup games if the head coach tells me to earl play for the reserves. well over in england also travel to bottom side but on saturday the gunners are looking for back to back league wins following their one zero victory over swans a and also manager venga is pleased with what he's seeing from his team after tuesday's one one champions league draw then. we want to show consistency we have of course made we essential is to start to win games again and to make results and we know that according to her she would be judging or consistency and we have a desire you know we have been screwed we have the quality that snow we just don't to put the effort in you know every single game. well the big game in england this weekend sees manchester unit

now i'm going to hand the podium to allison mickey from the juvenile probation department. i will be here for any other questions for the committee. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you for all the great work by dcyf staff and all the partners then we will hear from,b

stay with allison as we get moody's house the plane tragedy in the out of stubble more headlines in the minutes next day we profile the controversial balkan war figure came out it's the former bosnian serb many tributes are currently on trial at the hague. in late may two thousand and eleven the small serbian village of law as it ever shot to fame leading newspapers in many countries splashed its name across the front pages it was here the serbian police arrested general ratko luggage on it this is the place where it happened. the worldwide manhunt for him lasted fifteen years serbia had promised a one million euro ward but his capture. the general's arrests triggered acts of protest in many serbian towns. some of the serbian people are worried because the hague and international media are smearing our hero of. something is a war criminal others believe he's a victim many events of his life especially in recent years are still shrouded in mystery. the small village of law as it ever is situated in central serbia a repair shop and a couple of cafes are one and the church a cemetery and a