so, yes, miss cain is right. it's more than just checking a box, but it also means that you have to be schooled. and when we come back we're going to continue to talk a little bit about what we can tell parents to do in order to help their children deal with trauma. we'll be right back. for more information on national recovery month , to find out how to get involved or to locate an event near you, visit the recovery month web site at recoverymonth.gov. treat me, treat me with understanding. treat me with courtesy. drug and alcohol addiction is an equal opportunity disease. individuals in recovery come from all walks of life and deserve to be treated with respect and admiration for winning one of the hardest battles there is. treat me without judgment. treat me ... with humanity. alcohol and drug addiction deserves proper treatment. for drug and alcohol information and treatment referral, call 1-800-662-help. [music] understanding the impact of trauma on the justice system is an integral part of the dependency dr

there are a lot of people as a result, as miss cain indicated. you start using drugs that are illegal, and as a result of that you wind up getting arrested, and as a result of that you wind up in jail and then, depending upon the situation, as a result of using drugs you may become violent and you wind up in jail because of that situation, or as a result of numbing out you wind up engaging in "illegal acts" and you wind up in jail. so, a large number of people who are in jail or in prison are there for possession of drugs or for criminal acts associated with drug use and drug abuse. and that is one of the concerns that we have, particularly when many of these individuals have previously been traumatized. and, as dr. harris pointed out, what they're doing is trying to cope with life experiences or situational experiences that are outside the normal range of human experience, and they cannot find relief any other way. and do we know what the percentage is of the individuals that are in the criminal justice system that experience, have experienced t

jerry cain and his son, joe, are dead.mike neill's gun that silences the duo is not certain. other officers were also firing them. >> there were bullet holes that went on the top, right above my head. i took multiple rounds into the grill, the hood, through the dash, the windshield. everywhere i was sitting in the truck was shot. there's no reason i shouldn't have been shot. >> it's obvious that mike neill was a hero in this case. had those two got out of that van and got in walmart, there is untold how many lives would have been lost. >> still, the question remains why all this happened in the first place. the west memphis police discover that jerry and joe cain were radical right members of the sovereign citizens movement, the cains traveled america giving seminars on how to avoid following some of the laws of this country. this video was posted on youtube by one of the seminar's participants who wanted to spread their message. >> you're being lied to just so we can wrap our hands around your throat. >> they don't have t

two on, lorenzo cain, off of scott kazmir, off the wall. cain goes to third. and cain will be safe. royals win it, by the score of 7-1. >>> unfortunately, no time to talk about the brandon lloyd zombie movie. she's linda. i'm neil. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." a tribute to his honesty. a homeless man is honored for his good deal. >>> and still on top. bill gates is number one of a >>> and still on top. bill gates is number one of a very prestigious list. there's a. sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress brand, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. and it's only at one of our 425 sleep number stores nationwide. sleep number. comfort individualized. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body

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this is not a place to go to. >> reporter: in santa clara, chase cain, nbc bay area news. >>> and new details on the deadly mall attack. the kenyan president has declare attend standoff finally over four days after the violence erupted. 61 people confirmed dead but the number may go up as security forces go through a collapsed portion of the nairobi mall. officials now say 11 of the attackers are in custody, another five were killed. we're also learning about the level of detail and the planning of the attack. the new york times reported that a corrupt employee helped the military secretly stash powerful weapons in the days before the attack. kenya has now begun a three-day mourning period. tonight we're getting a look at the tension inside the mall. this exclusive video is showing security forces helping shoppers get out. you can see one family playing dead before the plain clothes officers helped them escape. >>> and shots fired, and tonight oakland police help the video will help to catch the police involved. this is video for around 4:00 in the morning on saturday near harbor road

herman cain, thank you very much. in the meantime, oh my goodness. fat jokes again. silly, right?s. not as fat right now. >> neil: call it battle of the bulge part two of them new jersey governor chris christie slamming his democratic opponent over this. >> i don't know about you but seeing chris christie frolicking on the beach is not going to drive me to go to the shore. >> neil: do the latest polls show christy has another big fat problem that has nothing to do with his weight or candidate joking. his poll numbers are staggering but they're falling. and in this race, they are down 10 points. he still has a 20-point lead so let's not minimize that. but it was 30 points. jamey weinstein warns that could weigh on the governor come 2016 much more than any silly fat jokes. what do you make of what's going on with the governor and his polls? they're through the roof, especially in a blue state, maybe new jersey. >> he's in an enviable position. i don't know it's surprising they've dropped somewhat going in to the fall here. people are paying attention. it's a democratic state, chris

to her man cain on what -- herman cain on what that is telling him. >> the president bought time with this speech, and russians being involved trying to broker a deal with syrians, i believe that markets are saying that is not an imminent strike right now. but it could be in the future. president and his speech made it clear that number one, he asked congress to put onold taking a vote, and he wanted to wait and see what came out of the russian negotiations with syria. but there are two areas of skepticism that i think under score what senator wick are said. that came out of this speech, i will commend president on a well scripted speech, relative to some things that a lot of people did not know, here are two areas of skepticism. skepticism indeed it was is a assad regime that actually conducted the chemical weapons attack, there is skepticism about trustworthiness of the intelligence data he is basing this on. and we have seen it oth situation, around the world. and other conflicts where. if the intelligence information is suspect, second area of commenseptemberskepticism relata targ

to her man cain on what -- herman cain on what that is telling him. >> the president bought time with this speech, and russians being involved trying to broker a deal with syrians, i believe that markets are saying that is not an imminent strike right now. but it could be in the future. president and his speech made it clear that number one, he asked congress to put on hold taking a vote, and he wanted to wait and see what came out of the russian negotiations with syria. but there are two areas of skepticism that i think under score what senator wick are said. that came out of this speech, i will commend president on a well scripted speech, relative to some things that a lot of people did not know, here are two areas of skepticism. skepticism indeed it was is a assad regime that actually conducted the chemical weapons attack, there is skepticism about trustworthiness of the intelligence data he is basing this on. and we have seen it other situation, around the world. and other conflicts where. if the intelligence information is suspect, second area of commenseptemberskepticism relata

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because of a man named herman cain. you all remember herman cain?can ticket. he failed. but in his earlier days he was the head of something called the national restaurant association, which we call the other nra. a very powerful lobbying group that has been named the 10th most powerful lobbying group that represents the interest of the fortune 500 restaurant companies in america. as the head of the nra, he struck a deal with congress and that day, the nra would not oppose an increase in the overall minimum wage as long as the minimum wage for tipped workers stayed frozen forever. so it has been stuck at the federal level at $2.13 per hour for the last 22 years. it is a little bit better here in maryland at $3.63, but it is nothing to live on anywhere. it is because of the power of this industry that is essentially striking a deal that says we should not have to pay our workers wages. you customers should pay our workers wages for us. something i didn't know. i knew something about health and safety and restaurants. i grew up in los angeles. they ac

this is still to grow the most popular show on the finance and growing around the planet professor cain has been five years a sense lehman brothers collapse are we any better off today is the financial system more stable no way no way or the great tragedy of this is that this would have been a final soft blowing the debt bubble and i mean private they primarily message for the global economy when the crash happened and because the politicians become so i walked out on the belief that yukon to have a viable economy to shoot out a lot financial sector they spent is fine reviving the financial parasite rather than reviving the economy to parasite it actually brought to its knees so in fact we've now got a sow's back on another unsustainable trend probably of raj going private new america for a while feeling the same sort of thing with that would be first i go to the sale i will see that go forcing it another bubble i did it the same apparently happening in the striker just recently of low interest rates so that blowing bubbles one small and the system is much more fragile was a scary much

in iraq and afghanistan this max of desperation and what i call short term because they're so eager cain a win in any way shape or form and looking at military solutions as the one size fits all solution for all their problems and mentality militarization does tend to permeate into one society as well and and you are seeing an undermining of freedoms and democracy in these countries and you are seeing the rise of for surveillance states and many of them to you know using the threats of terror which is far worse than any countries than car crashes or airplane crashes to justify all kinds of surveillance on their own populations they're going to make mistakes they're going to millie a themselves there is always the last battle for any empire throughout history and i think that is it for for the united states and its allies . the us people bring back their prosperity and rights. goes it could take the rest of the world with it's seek truth from facts this is the truth. of the. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max culture for a no ho

cain didn't get much support from his team i mates. teammates.e san francisco scoring. diamondbacks tied it up in the 4th and then one is hit to the deepest part of at&t park. hunter pence can't run it down and goldschmidt goes to 3rd with the triple. mccarthy made the 2-1 lead stand up. the former athletic paint paints abreu. arizona a 2-1 winner. >>> well, they call it the bill walsh legacy game. san josi state, school walsh attended against stanford, the school he coached twice. both scored good teams this year. hogan pickeddum right where he left off in this year's rose bowl back in january. hogan to the player for the score. the cardinal with his 7-3 lead after a quarter. it was 14-3 early in the 2nd, gaffney pops one to the end zone. stanford led 1-6 17-6. montgomery will take a hit. more accurately deliver one on the way to the end zone. that is a 17-yard hook up and 27-6 lead. the spartans have made some noise and counted with a touchdown of their own. right now early in the 4th quarter, but stanford with the 34-14 lead. >>> the cal bears

matt cain was on the mound. as i just mentioned, it was only the 23rd perfect game in major league history and cain was dominant through all nine innings striking out 14 batters. just one of many highlights from a magical season that ended with a world series championship. >> well a warning tonight as bone dry brush and triple digit heat combine for high fire danger this weekend. we have team coverage beginning with noelle walker live in the oakland hills where residents are all too familiar with the dangerous conditions this time of year. noelle. >> reporter: the oakland hills has an uneasy history with these late summer warm ups. when the days are hot and the brush is dry like this. most people around here don't need a sign like that one to remind them the fire danger is high. it's relaxing and inviting on a day when the sun is slow cooking us on simmer. but too much of a good thing can be bad. >> the fire potential here is continuous. >> i had that this morning as i was laying in bed looking out at the new ba

. >>> otro republicano, como mac cain que apoya el ataque militar fue criticado por sus votantes. >>>a es que si tendrÍa que haber un debate pÚblico, este no lo favoreceria. >>> bueno y en las Últimas horas se muestran imÁgenes de siria y la crisis humanitaria que hay allÍ. >>> en siria no pasa un dÍa sin que se vean estas imÁgenes, y tambiÉn con estruendosas explosiones y largascolumnas de humo, estructuras colapsadas, habitantes miran como otras estructuras se prenden llamas, todo estÁ en ruinas. cuando se calma un ataque luego viene otro y aumentan las vÍctimas. estos enfrentamientos fue en una ciudad donde hay mayorÍa de cristianos. rebeldes dicen que mataron varios integrantes de las fuerzas del gobierno. esta guerra que comenzÓ en el 2011 dejÓ mÁs de dos millones de refugiados, cientos de miles cruzaron fonteras a paÍses vecinos. y ademÁs de la falta de alimentos se ve escasez de medicinas que se traducen en cientos de miles de perdidas de vidas humanas la mayorÍa menores de edad. >>> dicen que muchos se ven obligados a alimentarse con hojas de Árboles. el gobierno habÍa negado

matt cain was on the mound. as i just mentioned, it was only the 23rd perfect game in major league history and cain was dominant through all nine innings striking out 14 batters. just one of many highlights from a magical season that ended with a world series championship. >> well a warning tonight as bone dry brush and triple digit heat combine for high fire danger this weekend. we have team coverage beginning with noelle walker live in the oakland hills where residents are all too familiar with the dangerous conditions this time of year. noelle. >> reporter: the oakland hills has an uneasy history with these late summer warm ups. when the days are hot and the brush is dry like this. most people around here don't need a sign like that one to remind them the fire danger is high. it's relaxing and inviting on a day when the sun is slow cooking us on simmer. but too much of a good thing can be bad. >> the fire potential here is continuous. >> i had that this morning as i was laying in bed looking out at the new ba

matt cain looked like he was cruising. he got a lot of help from crawford.a play you don't see very often by major leaguers. very rare. >> very high in the air for brown. that will end the inning. >> no, he dropped it. and pagan will score. >> they go 4-1 into the 9th. but the bullpen, castillo first and then romo caught it up. the former care bear win ifs for new york tonight. the giants now a game and a half out of last place, losing tonight to the new york mets. >>> 49ers at practice today. they are a 10.5 point favorite despite their poor performance in seattle. the colts are a different breed of cat, so to speak. and ji harbaugh will face a fellow whose career he developed, andrew luck. harbaugh is talking andrew luck of the indianapolis colds. >> he came in with a lot of power, taught by his mother and father, and by god-given ability. but he's one of the top players. >>> something napped cleveland. trent richardson was the third overall pick of the 2012 draft out of alabama, and apparently, he said gets me out of here. he was traded to the colts. he'l

one of the scenes from cain's year. and there were numerous graves here and there was also another brick. yard which went into water a couple years ago. so when they were burying these folks they were well inland and on very all the ground and now there are odd interwar. that's that's what we don't want happen to change your all and we want to get some protection and make sure that we don't go into the chesapeake bay like uppers did in other communities. watch and. let. us. say. and. say. yes my. role in. our. my. my. chances. yes. jansha. people are scratching their head to keep why was any chemical weapons attack in the interests. given the fact that in recent months they've been making advances rather than retreating. by workout such extremes are present. but he's not irrational. he speaks the language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots of the ip interviews intriguing story to tell you. in trying. to find out more visit our big. dog called. little bit

matt cain still able to make the throw. number two, first round of the bmw championship.hil mickelson, beautiful shot. this is a wonderful shot. oh, yes! and number one, virginia. body slam. >> yeah. one more time. body slam. another reason you got to think about your kids playing youth football. >> yeah. >>> all right. coming up, julie chen before and after the cbs host's secret plastic surgery to look less asian. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but julie chen didn't always look way she does now. . >>> she is one of the most recognizable hosts on television. but julie chen didn't always look the way she does today. >> she revealed she had secret plastic surgery because her boss and agent said she looked too chinese. here is the before and after. on the left, 1996. on the right what she looks like today. >> one agent basically told me the same thing. i cannot represent you unless you get plastic surgery to make your eyes look bigger. and i did it. >> how do you feel -- >> well, now i sometimes wonder but i will say after i had that done everything kind of -- the ball did roll for me

received by reading the books and ref the support from marcus books and the community against eviction cain was established in 1973 to formerly oops the efforts no, the town. i don't think it takes away from the books importance to the african-american but this particular business and this particular family had a lot more impact not only within this community but other communities. it's for people like me relevant to get books when we didn't feel we had enough information about our people so that's where we went. those are the kinds of things that are important. it talks about the importance of the regulatory and those things really do come into play when you talk about looking at the location and who was actually living in this area during that period of significance. i also wanted to bring to our - my fellow commissioners attention a reintroduce to my fellow commissioners a resolution that was passed in december of 2012 that was resolution 0698 where the commission agreed that this commission recommends that future historic complexities should be skoeptd with that a social and culture her

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in beltway shorthand, jeb bush may be the alternative to herman cain.rivate retreat hosted by herman cain. then a ralph reid gig at ralph reid's christian coalition faith and freedom event. there is ralph reid. donald trump, crazy old allen west and jeb bush supposedly this other kind of republican. but he is at all their events doing all their gigs. later this summer, jeb bush did an event for tea party governor of maine, paul lepage, the one that said in july, democrats are bending the state over and giving it to them without vaseline. paul lepage said the vaseline thing, the right got excited, how they feel sodomized by the leftists. paul lepage says the thing about vaseline. then there is jeb bush doing a fund raiser for him. a few days later, paul lepage wants to fly an airplane into the herald building and blow it up. i don't know why jeb bush gets beltway credit for distance from the guys on the fringe of his party. because the he is right there with them. he keeps doing events with them. even the fringiest ones. now this week, jeb bush has hoppe

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we're talking about strong leadership with herman cain right here, right now. >>> thanks for joiningnian hostage crisis was a long time ago but are there lessons to learn from that. a lot of time has passed but once again we

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dominick cain has the latest. >> reporter: this is the immediate aftermath of the explosion. the car bomb was detonated near a police station. on a street crowded with families attending a busy market. i came here to buy books for my children. when i arrived here there was an explosion. i don't know what it was. maybe a rocket attack or car blast. in the chaos dozens died and many were wounded. >> translator: suddenly there was an explosion. black smoke spread all over and nothing was visible. people were lying on the road and there was no one to pick them up. there was no ambulance, no police. >> reporter: now group has said it carried out the blast, but it is the third fatal bomb attack in pashara in several days. on friday people were killed on a bus. last sunday the city's christians were targeted by suicide bombers. more than 80 people were call at the all saints anglican church. these attacks are part of an upsurge in violence in recent months. prime minister sharif has condemned it as an attack on humanity, one which is now seen more than 130 people killed in just the

i will start off with governor cain right here. there is a microphone coming. >> thank you very much and bank the panel for a terrific discussion. i want to follow up with something bruce said. you said out qaeda is staking everything on syria. forgetting for a moment what the united states should do in reaction to the gas tax -- gas attack -- there are so many facets to this one. is there a best possible outcome for us? if so, what is it and how do we pursue it? >> in my view, the best possible out, is the one we could have a year or so ago if we had backed the opposition groups, not just to diminish the of deal of the jihadis who were the most competent and ruthless fighters. it would have given us more influence perhaps over these groups than we have now. i think it would have given us greater insight as to what is happening in syria which we don't have today. i still think it is in essence the same policy, backing the groups in them a couple to al qaeda. -- in amicable --inimicable to al qaeda. al qaeda is it tempting to rebran

matt cain's first game back from the dl. paul goldschmidt launches one.ter pence tries to make the catch but not this time. giants lose by three. and somebody stole my fishing boat. i need that boat back. i need it now. that's the reason why i haven't caught a fish in over a decade. man, that was an expensive boat. terry, can you help me out? i want my boat back. >> i want to say that boat we just saw is why you did not qualify for the america's cup. >> why? why? was it too small? >> i don't know. there's just something missing. henry, thanks a lot. when we come back, we'll show you how california bears cool off on hot summer days. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] it's time healthy gets a dose of happy. new yoplait greek. bye-bye, stir. so long, sour. hello, happy. it's time to lick the lid again. ♪ >>> there's nothing unusual about taking a dip to cool down. but check this out. quite a surprise for a couple of boaters when their dog had this close encount we are a bear swimming in pyramid lake. the bear might have been trying to cool off in that hot summer h

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he takes matt cain deep. it is 1-1 in the 6th when matt kemp smacks a solo homer.kes the mound in the eighth and no problem at all. it is 94 miles an hour at one point, but struck out a pair and the dodgers hold on 2-1. jim harbaugh is facing his first real crisis since taking over as the 49er head coach. he has problems everywhere and injuries everywhere and head nooght thursday night game in -- into the thursday nate game in st. louis. they can't seem to run the ball at all. colin kaepernick has receivers who can't get open and on top of it they have a short week to prepare for the rams. >> across the board the execution needs to be better. i think we can do that of the -- i think we can do that. we have the capacity to do that, the means to do it. it is something that is not just one little thing. >> i think everybody knows we have to get better. we are 1-2 for a reason. >> i don't think you can pinpoint one thing. we just have to get better and execute. >> we will have the niners-rams game on thursday night. jerry rice joins us for the pre game at 4:30 and then

>> i think his last name is cain he subscribes to the theory that this government spending will help the economy. it's not. it's unefficient spending, as we've talked about add na nause. what it does is it pays for the bills already signed. but the problem is, in both parts of congress are responsible. they pay off let's call it $1 trillion in new spending bills. and the debt limit is only $900 billion. so they say, well, we can't pay for the trillion. we need to raise the debt limit. it's that assumption that the debt limit is going to keep being raised that contributes to the spending. what we need to do is at some point, clamp down on this whol debt limit, stop incrsing it, and have some sort of balanced budget. >> tracy, wouldn't it be nice if you wanted to spend re money, and you just took a vote of your family and said, ok, let's raise our debt that we're going to take on. >> yes. and actually still be able to sleep at night. because i can't when i have credit card debt. it drives me crazy. brenda, i found that whole thing th the president so condescending. you silly average am

let's talk to a dealer, jack cain joins us from kentucky. jack opened his first dealership in 1961. what is going on in the greater lexing tonne kentucky automobile market? >> it is good here. we are a few miles away from the largest toyota plant in the world. we at ford are doing a terrific job and other manufacturers are doing a great job. a few years ago, as you mentioned we struggled. today what our real problem is a shortage of merchandise. i hear that from every dealer i talk with. >> what are the models that are hot sellers? >> our fusion is the best. it's high-mileage, good-looking. it can match with asian or european cars. it's a great appearance. when people see and drive it they come in and buy it. the next one along the line is the focus which is also a good car. not as pricey. and then the little fiesta below that in price is taking off also. it's good for the college crowd. >> jack, as you know, as good as the product may be, the automotive industry depends on people having money in the pockets to spend it. what do you hear from purchasers, car buyers, about why they a

like to get clarification as to -- >> yeah, that's sterling financial and they're based out of spoke cain washington. we're sterling bank and trust based out of san francisco. we're two different institutions. >> so you're not the same. thank you. >> commissioner moore. ~ >> i'm actually interested in seeing that this bank really deals with the type of space and the kind of dimensions of space which we prefer for small banks. instead of the occupying corner properties, overwhelming people with signage and night lighting, which is not as desirable. i think this bank takes a very interesting approach, putting a customer area with seating light in front, keeping the atm actually away so there is not unnecessary night lighting for an atm. it has many positive moves which i would hope we will find language for one starting to tighten up our signage guidelines and how we deal with lighting as well. so, i am in support of this project and would like for us to make a note of some of the positive attributes of how certain critical areas are resolved. >> move to approve. >> second. >> on that motio

cain. those guys did not ignore the other side.he mainstream media did. >> i think it was kind of striking and several commentators pointed it out. there were no black republicans out to speak. how could you have such a one sided event in a unifying moment for the country? it was a real miss for the organizers. >> it leads to the charge that, you know, if you are a black democrat, you are part of the party. if you are a black conservative, you're not. >> what we saw this year was the use of the horrible term "uncle tom." we hear it more. we hear more about you speak on black-on-black crime and if you speak out, you are a traitor. i did a story on this recently. we have 40 murders a day in the u.s. that is about 280 per week. what we see from the media more, on both sides, we are trying to find racial motive within every murder as long as it is white-on-white or black-on-black. they made george zimmerman a black-on-black crime. we see it later as you fast forward to chris lane, the kid from oklahoma, the college student that was sho