and, clearly, you know, as our reputation of school, c.j.duated, dialo about to graduate and i'm attending georgetown university. we're clearly not criminals, why view us as suspects, when we're doing well in school? >> i love that what you just said, the language of violation. the violation of your actual body. someone putting your hands on you. something we're taught, part of how you -- demonstrate respect for yourself, is not to allow others to put their hands on up does this break the fabric between citizens and their government when the people we interact as government, our police officers and our experience of them is a violation of our very bodies? >> absolutely. these experiences just remind me of things that happened to me when i was a teenager almost 30 years ago. it's astounding that some of the same practices are going on today and they undermine the values of our nation, of equal justice, of equal treatment, due process and law enforcement is based on evidence. they really violate everything that we're supposed to stand for as a

at c.j.'s barbecue and fish, he was known as homer. a fixture here and a friend of one of the cooks, ronald. >> he'd joke around with everybody. messed with the ladies, he was a ladies' man. that's what he was. he always messed with the ladies, joked around every day. >> reporter: the sun was setting at crest ranch park in north vallejo saturday night when police say group of people having a barbecue. a neighbor told us she heard two rounds of gunfire. >> i was watching tv. then all of a sudden, i heard a lot of gunshots then it stopped. >> reporter: a 35-year-old man was shot in the arm and is expected to survive. a 17-year-old is listed in critical conditioning a wi inga 67-year-old woman. homer, 57, decide at the scene. >> i was shocked, devastated. i just seen him earlier that day. >> reporter: charles evans, who owns c.j.'s barbecue, said the 67-year-old woman who was critically injured was close friends with homer and they'd often eat together at the restaurant. >> he'd help her out and stuff. she'd pick him up, bring him by, we'

c.j. willon heads to the bump...against brian matusz. announced outfielder nooan reimold is recovering welllfrom went under the knife at johns disk that was putting pressure on a nerve in his neck... surgery similar to bronco's quarterback peyton manning. reimold's been out f baseball witt neck pain and thumbness in his left arm since april 30th. the washington capitals have their new coach...former player for 19 seasons...and devils assistant oach, adam oa. oates.not a baa day for oates...he fffcially takes over tomorrrw for daleehunter who resigned at the end of the season.and learned today, he'll also head into the hall of famee.oates played in the district from 1996 o 2002. o's and angels game one...and michaal phelps battlee ryan lochte once again in olyppic &ptrials.that's at 10-50 and 11-30 on sports unlimited. --toss to vytaa-- vytas-- &p3 33 p3 forrmany couples... weddings memories that will last a lifetime.but for one couple in michigan... the memories thhy'll hold onto forever... are the moments that happennd just minutes befo

c.j.les took a -- clinkscales took a month off from training to donate bone marrow to his sister for her sickle cell anemia. >> first response was will i have to get a shot? so we explained he definitely would. >> reporter: are you glad you did it? >> yes. >> reporter: why are you glad you did it? >> because i saved her life. >> doctors say his sister is now producing 100% of c.j.'s blood essentially curing her of the disease. >>> there is a new thrill in town, the grand opening of the newest roller coaster at six flags america. see the characters brave enough to try it out next. >> if you've ever had a bad ain't expense, you're not a lien, what law -- airport experience, you're not alone, what lawmakers are doing about it ahead on the news edge at 11:00. how fast is your internet? chances are it depends, if you only have one device online, you get one speed, but if you have multiple devices and you're streaming video and gaming you get a different speed. verizon fios is different, it's 10

c.j. 6, also known as the little jail, was also closed over the last several years and so it does account for that closure. supervisor chu: great. thank you. so colleagues. can we entertain a motion to accept the budget analyst's recommendation? we'll do and -- that and without objection. thank you very much. final department, the adult probation department? chief, i understand your presentation is very lengthy. i would request that we don't go through your entire presentation. i've heard it's very, very long. >> we will attempt to minimize that. how's that? i think i actually have about 11 slides and i'll go through them as quickly as i can. >> thank you very much. wendy sill, probation officer. thank you for inviolating me here today to speak on your budget. i would like to thank the budget officer, the budget director, kate howard, melissa howard, our analyst. ben rosen fed, the controller and his staff and mr. harvey rose and his staff. amanda gumea. probation is changing significantly. realignment and probation, evidence-based probation has really changed our world. adult probation i

steve pearce a home run off of c.j. wilson, 3-1. mark trumbo off tommy hunter. ur homeels hit fo hom runs. college football will adopt a playoff system. those of the college presidents and commissioners that made the decision. it will start after the 2014 regular-season. we talked earlier this week about it. i would like to see an eight- team playoff, but this is a start. >> what they think a man should be free. >> good news from the housing market. >> there are some dumb criminals who don't always think things through. using his head did not help one burglar. >> got to hurt. the heat is back in the seven- day forecast. >> most of the major roadways look pretty good. a second accident on the b-w parkway. >> a domestic suspect ends up in the hospital after an encounter with police. >> a cram session on capitol hill. lawmakers are working like college students to get things done. >> kenwood count on any more weather --can we count on a more weather like yesterday? [captig

. >> the last time we saw c.j. wilson, game two of the 2010 world series.ut now wilson pitches for the angels and he's got the best e.r.a. in the american league. that's what the giants are up against if they try to make it two wins in two days in anaheim. barry zito chose the runner for san francisco. got to keep the ball in the park tonight. the a's will battle you guessed it, the giants bitter rival from down south. >> well the a's are certainly enjoying their tour of the nl west right now, their 69 runs score entering early action our second best in major league. >> you see nine guys getting the job done. i hoped they could have kept it going when they caught up. but it didn't turn out that way. >> you keep going back and forth. you know, maybe this is contagio contagious, the whole season, we're talking 162 games here, two just want to nip the valleys as soon as possible. when you're at the peak, you want to try and ride it as much as possible. >> you're seeing the averages go up, not just individually, but amongst the group and that type of things can

. >> c.j., what are you doing, bud? >> i learned how to train dogs while i served in the army.i knew that a dog can add a lot in your life. i realized this is what i was supposed to do. my name is nary cortani. i watch veterans with service dogs, train them as a team so that they can navigate life together. >> stand. >> so when a veteran trains their own service dog, they have a mission and a purpose again. >> talk to them and tell them they did good. dogs come from shelters, rescue groups. they are taught to create a spacial barrier and can alert them when they start to get anxious. you okay? you getting overwhelmed? focus on maggie. the dog is capable of keeping them grounded. you're focusing on him, and he's focusing on everything around you. you start to see them get their confidence back. communicate differently. they venture out, and they are beginning to participate in life again. being able to help them find that joy back in their life. it's priceless. >>> michael phelps is on his way into the history books. he's won 16 olympic medals, but he's not done yet. he wants to

jackie, c.j. and megan all have dreams to attend first owens then move on to four-year institutions, but they rely on stafford loans to afford their tuition and other expenses. i have been to cuyahoga county community college meeting with students. i have been to hiram college visiting students there on their graduation day. i have been at cincinnati -- the university of cincinnati, been to ohio state. been to wright state university in dayton speaking to students. they understand if we don't act, then future college graduates will see an average of about a thousand dollars in extra interest fees for stafford student loans. my colleague, senator jack reed and the senator from rhode island, senator harkin and i have introduced the stop the student loan interest rate hike which would keep college affordable for more students. the act is fully paid for by closing a corporate tax loophole. we want to pay for this. we don't want to add to this debt for college students, we don't want to add to their pe

host: c.j. has this point, framing it in terps of the election year politics in this country.e is looking for the exact time to get involved for his own political aspirations and it would appear to help him in an election. henry kissinger going back to his comments that this is a nonpartisan issue and needs to remain that. guest: i think so. the decision to undertake military intervention inside syria has significant consequences. both in terms of what may happen on the ground inside syria, the cost in terms of american blood and treasure. we are at a point now where we're winding down from two wars inside the middle east. and i think it's very important to ask the question, is the american public in favor of beginning a third war? host: one of our viewers responding to the syrian representative jafari's comments at the united nations last week in new york with this point -- it sounds like the work of the c.i.a. is the c.i.a. involved in trying to help these groups trying to oust president assad? guest: not that i'm aware of, no. host: sheldon is the phone, kansas city indepen

warmed bite disassistant c.j. hunt inner spaces is dusted with enchantments of what love has left us. this is tile. consider the corn's ear a tiling of pale yellow pillows, tiny. or hexagonal pearls addressed on the bathroom floor. i flip through a 12 month calendar each tile numbered, each 30, each sheet of a dozen passing, passing. thank you. [applause] >> our next speaker is nancy hong. nancy is an artist, writer, children's book ill administrator, curator and art's administrator. devoted her artistic career to the nonprofit art's sector creatingim mags for political, social and community events and causes her writing has been published in severalan tholologies. with that i introduce nancy hong. >> thank you for coming this is called bread and soup. beneath the bear bulb we gather to eat our evening meal of bread and soup. here behind the mission walls the kind speaks to us in euphemisms we avoids staring at our brown roasts faces, our hard boiled hands and violet veins he mouths his words like a fish careful n