it's camden, new jersey, right across from philly. camden is a city of 77,000, a place most people avoid or take pains to drive by. a place i first covered 25 years ago, and as we found upon our return there, the story of camden cannot be avoided anymore. the skyline of philadelphia is almost painful to look at from here, because it's so close. such a glittering symbol of wealth and prosperity, compared to here. they say camden is the city that hope forgot. they didn't always say that. walt whitman was from here, and his words are on city hall. in a dream, i saw a city invincible. sadly, most people see something else. >> i always think of camden as the best visual aid in america. to see what has gone wrong and what is going wrong. >> well, it's staggering poverty surrounded by staggering wealth. >> correct. >> father michael doyle has served this community for more than 40 years. as a newly arrived irishman, he was there the night bobby kennedy came to town, and he campaigned against poverty. >> i don't think that's acceptable in thi

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camden, new jersey, has that title on a per capita basis. it is the poorest city in the country and for way too long it's been the place people drove by or took great pains to avoid. that's why tonight we tell their story and the story of a place we can no longer ignore. it has been compared to the surface of the moon here on earth. parts of it look like beirut after the firing stopped. but this is america and this is what poverty looks like. look at where we are. that's philadelphia across the river. muscular, gleaming, prosperous, just like the suburbs all around here. and then there's camden with those two awful titles to its name. it is the poorest city in america. and it is considered the most dangerous city in this country. >> i think of camden as the best visual aid in america to see what has gone wrong and what is going wrong. >> it's staggering poverty surrounded by wealth. >> correct. >> three bullet there is. >> father michael doyle came here over 40 years ago. he's been serving the poor ever since. it breaks his heart to point ou

. >> i always think of camden as the best visual aid in america. to see what has gone wrong and what is going wrong. >> well, it's staggering poverty surrounded by staggering wealth. >> correct. >> father michael doyle has served this community for more than 40 years. as a newly arrived irishman, he was there the night bobby kennedy came to town, and he campaigned against poverty. >> i don't think that's acceptable in this country and i don't think it should be tolerated. >> many people blame the poor. we have to get over that and realize that american citizens are dying in inner city america and dying in camden at levels never seen. >> last year, there was a shooting here on average every 33 hours. per capita, it's the highest crime rate in the country, the highest murder rate in the

camden is struggling like many cities in terms of financial problems.s a very emotional issue. cities find it very difficult when they don't have money to keep schools open that are only half full, so they have to say we have to make the tough decisions to do this. the question then becomes what happens in the classrooms. in camden, you have 1354 teachers. 99 rated acceptable in terms of performance. 34 principals, 90% of them rated acceptable in terms of performance. has to be a lot of changes. >> a lot of things to determine in this process. thank you, rehema ellis. >>> back with a little boy and his letter to chief justice roberts. >>> the travel industry expects 2013 to be a big year for the boomer travel market. with more retiring and more time to travel, the over 50 set are hitting the road. where are they heading? they found the number one boomer destination was mexico. warm weather and beaches hawaii and the caribbean places where boomers are kicking back and enjoying life. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the bett

[ chanting ] >> it's very hard for children brought up in camden today. it's dangerous.r gunshots almost every other night. these kids want more. they don't want to be dodging bullets for the rest of their life. my name is tawanda jones and i want to empower the youth of camden through the structure of drill team. what i try to do in order for them to go to the right path, you instill discipline. drill team is really just a facade to bring these children in because it's something they want to do. once i have them, i introduce them to the college life. >> c.s.s. changed me a whole lot. my dad was shot and killed. when my dad passed, i stopped going to class. i started hanging with the wrong people. >> did you complete your homework? let me check it. >> she's my second mom. without her, i don't know where i would be right now. >> in camden, the high school graduation rate is 49%. but in my program, it is 100%. we have never had a dropout. >> my grades now, i have a gpa of 3.0. i want to be a sports manager. >> we need to take back our city and most importantly take back ou

♪ >> it's very hard for children growing up in camden today. it's dangerous.ds want more. they don't want to be dodging bullets for the rest of their life. my name is tawaa jones and my mission is to empower the youth of camden, new jersey, through the structure of drill teams. what i try to do is simple, you instill discipline. drill team is a facade to bring the children in because it's something they love to do. once i have them, i introduce them to the college life. >> css changed me a whole lot. my dad was shot and killed. my dad passed, i stopped going to class, i started hanging with the wrong people. >> did you complete the homework? >> she's my second mom. without her i don't know where i would be right now. >> in camden the high school graduation is 49% but in my program it is 100% graduate. we have never had a dropout. >> my grades now i have a gpa of 3.0, i want to be a sports manager. >> we need to take back our city and most importantly take back of our youth, let them know we really care about them. i don't think people really understand how imp

i want to empower the youth of camden, new jersey.er for them to go through the right path is simple. if you instill discipline. >> go all the way to the end. >> drill team is a facade to bring children in because of something they love to do. once i have them, i introduce them to the college life. >> cs is s changed me a lot. my dad was shot and killed. when my dad passed i stopped going to class. i started hanging with the wrong people. >> did you complete the homework? let me check it. >> this is my second mom. without her i don't know where i would be now. in camden the high school graduation rate is 49%. in my program, it is 100% graduating. we have never had a dropout. >> my grades now, i have a gpa of 3.0. i want to be a sports manager. >> we want to take back our city and our youth. let them know we care about them. i don't think people understand how important it is to have these children succeed. when you do this you get great rewards. it's better than money. [ applause ] >> what is the top price you would pay for a smartpho

it's from ed who lives in camden can it says -- in camden.t says i am a millionaire and i .ive in a $2 million house i worry that if i some my house and i buy another one, i will have to pay these seven percent stamp duty that the wicked tories have introduced get away talked about fairness, we never made the rich pay more. what should a champagne sap like me do? >> i'm sure he shares my view tot they do a fantastic job communicate more effectively using technical aid. what guarantees can the prime minister give for augmentative ascents jus as dense as is curre case for everyone who could benefit to do so? >> i am very grateful to my honorable friend for raising this issue. or has donece incredible work for people with disabilities over many years and they are making the most of the extraordinary changes in technology. when i visited them recently, we visited a whole group of ways that we can make sure the nhs is making these things available to more people and i am very committed to working with him and the center to ensure that happens. >>

. >> it's very hard for children growing up in camden today. it's dangerous.ou can hear gunshots almost every other night. >> these kids want more. they don't want to be dodging bullets for the rest of their life. my name is tawanda jones and my mission is to empower the youth of camden new jersey. what i try to do, in order for them to go through the right path is simple. you instill discipline. drill team is really just a facade to bring these children in because it's something they like to do. then, once i have them, i introduce them to the college live. >> css changed me a whole lot. my dad was shot and killed. when my dad passed, i stopped going to class. i started hanging with the wrong people. >> did you complete your homework? >> she's my second mom. >> in camden, the high school graduation rate is 49%. but in my program, it is a hundred percent graduating. we have never had a dropout. >> my grades now, i have a gpa of a 3.0. i want to be a sportsmanager. >> we need to take back our city. and, more importantly, take back our youth. let them know that w

. >>> for some kids, growing up in camden, new jersey, it is hard.ost violent cities in the country. 42% of its population is below the poverty line. it has one of the lowest high school graduation rates in the state. that's the bad news. there is one woman that believes that you can dance your way out of those ugly statistics and she is doing it. meet cnn hero, tuwanda jones. who are we? ♪ it is very hard for children growing up here today. it i dangerous. you can hear gunshots almost every other night. these kids want more. they don't want to be dodging bullets for the rest of their life. >> my name is tawa in. da jones. my mission is to empower the youth of camden new jersey through this structured drill team. what i try to do for them to go to the right path. it's simple. you instill discipline. drill team is a facade to bring these children in, because it is something they love to do. once i have them, i introduce them to the college life. css changed me a whole lot. my dad was shot and killed. when my dad passed, i stopped going to class. i sta

. >> it's very hard for children growing up in camden today. it's dangerous.very other night. >> these kids want more. they don't want to be dodging bullets for the rest of their life. my name is tawanda jones and my mission is to empower the youth of camden new jersey. what i try to do, in order for them to go through the right path is simple. you instill discipline. drill team is really just a facade to bring these children in because it's something they like to do. then, once i have them, i introduce them to the college live. >> css changed me a whole lot. my dad was shot and killed. when my dad passed, i stopped going to class. i started hanging with the wrong people. >> did you complete your homework? >> she's my second mom. >> in camden, the high school graduation rate is 49%. but in my program, it is a hundred percent graduating. we have never had a dropout. >> my grades now, i have a gpa of a 3.0. i want to be a sportsmanager. >> we need to take back our city. and, more importantly, take back our youth. let them know that we really

right chris christie was a privatized schools away have a public school privatization is starting now camden new jersey chris christie says their school or that has broken as proven undeniably to be broken and incapable of change on its own as the camden new jersey school district he said the state was going to take over the district because decisive action reform are desperately needed so. why is the press not point out that before he became governor chris christie's job was to be a registered lobbyist for the private school industry so he knows what he's talking about what he's been to me and if he has no desire to solve it is the fact that the chicken going to go ahead and do you guys figure this is great this is perfect well see that's the thing you didn't know this nobody in america knows that this guy thought he was just like what i'm going to be on here actually you know it's been a long registered lobbyist for privatizing schools and now here he is bright enough but that is he's been very transparent as governor i mean democrats and republicans agree he explains everything very logic

in due order she was taken down there in camden, new jersey.anytime soon i would suspect. bill: you have got that going on right now. you have this going on. in the state of maine there is good news and joy for a 17-year-old by the name of nicholas joy. press conference seven minutes away up there. this was a skier who was separated from his father on sunday afternoon for two days they have been looking for him. he has now been found and he is alive. doug raferty, director of public information and education with the maine department of fisheries and wildlife out of augusta, maine. good morning to you. >> good morning bill, how are you? bill: i'm fine. thank you for your time. the big question is his condition. how is he? >> as far as we know he is in pretty good shape. he was spotted this morning on a snowmobile trail on the back of sugarloaf mountain on the caribou pond road and he was brought in by that snowmobiler and met up with our wardens and so forth. he is being taken, at this time to franklin memorial hospital for evaluation and we sh

despite the odds camden is not without hope.ission to help them escape deadly streets one drum beat at a time. >> who are we? ♪ >> it is very hard for children growing up in camden today. it is dangerous. you can hear gunshots almost every other night. these kids want more. they don't want to be dodging bullets for the rest of their life. my name is tawanda jones and my mission is to empower the youth of camden new jersey through drill team. what i try to do in order for them to go down the right path is simple. you instill discipline. >> go to the end. >> drill team is the facade to bring the children in because of something they love to do and once i have them, i introduce them to the college life. css takes me a whole lot. my dad was shot and killed. my dad passed and i stopped going to class. i started hanging with the wrong people. >> did you complete your homework? let me check it >> my second mom. without her, i really don't know where i would be right now. in camden the high school graduation rate is 49%. in my program i

it began at 2:30 in the resident area of camden and union avenue. police say an officer decided the driver was acting suspiciously for some reason. he approached the car and the driver sped off. when the officer caught up with him the driver rammed the police car and that brought all these other officers into the chase. >> during the pursuit the initial pursuing officer's car is disabled. he had to drop out of the pursuit and the suspect then is able to ram what we believe at this point to be at least two other marked police cars. >> and there was a high speed chase on highway 85 followed by that lower speed pursuit you saw on city street. that is after the suspect's car blew a tire. he stopped and got out and felt he presented an imminent danger. that is when two officers opened fire. he died at the scene. >>> and less than 24 hours earlier an overnight chase from daley city to san francisco ended with another officer- involved shooting. according to officers they shots and killed the suspect when they say he raised a gun at them. and in sonoma cou

. >> reporter: 4 month old camden gets only breast milk this afternoon by bottle in her mom's arms butew federal study found more than 40% of babies under 4 months are getting solid food. >> mashing up fruit with rice cereal. >> some times you like them to have solid foods because they sleep through the night a little better. >> under 4 months of age we need to make it clear that has been shown to be related to higher risks of asthma, eczema. >> reporter: and diabetes says this pediatrician. each baby is unique but ability to digest develop slowly. american academy of pediatrics recommends solid food only after 6 months but 93% of babies by then are already eating solids most with doctor approval. >> on the pediatricians advice maybe give them cereal. >> reporter: in fact camden's pediatrician recommended daily cereal but her parents are waiting. solid food too soon displaces breast milk or formula. health and science editor john fowler, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> officials outlined a new program offering city residents 100% renewal power for a price. the clean power program, utilities

. >> reporter: 4 month old camden gets only breast milk this afternoon by bottle in her mom's arms buteral study found more than 40% of babies under 4 months are getting solid food. >> mashing up fruit with rice cereal. >> some times you like them to have solid foods because they sleep through the night a little better. >> under 4 months of age we need to make it clear that has been shown to be related to higher risks of asthma, eczema. >> reporter: and diabetes says this pediatrician. each baby is unique but ability to digest develop slowly. american academy of pediatrics recommends solid food only after 6 months but 93% of babies by then are already eating solids most with doctor approval. >> on the pediatricians advice maybe give them cereal. >> reporter: in fact camden's pediatrician recommended daily cereal but her parents are waiting. solid food too soon displaces breast milk or formula. health and science editor john fowler, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> officials outlined a new program offering city residents 100% renewal power for a price. the clean power program, utilities commis

♪ >> very hard for children growing up in camden today. it's dangerous.e. they don't want to be dodging bullets the rest of their life. my name is towanda jones and my mission is to empower youth of camden, new jersey, for the structure of drill team. what i do is simple. if you instill discipline, drill team is a facade to bring children in because it's something i love them to do. and once i have them, i introduce them to college life. >> css takes me a whole lot. my dad was shot and killed. my dad passed, i stopped going to class, i started hanging with the wrong people. >> did you complete your homework? >> she is my second mom. without her, i don't know where i would be right now. in camden, the high school graduation rate is 49%, but in my program, it's 100% graduating. we have never had a dropout. >> my grades now, i have a gpa of a 3.0. i want to be a sports manager. we need to take back our city and most importantly, take back our youth, let them know we really care about them. >> i don't think people really understand how important it is to have

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. >> if i landed from mars how do you describe camden to people?est city in the nation next week on "rock center." for us for this week, for everyone who worked so hard to bring you tonight's broadcast. thank you for being here with us. >>> and accidental calls are embarrassing especially when you're breaking the law. eiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the closet? [ both laugh ] ♪ [ fancy voice ] brilliant idea, darling. ♪ [ female announcer ] the wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. >>> a person of interest. what could this woman know about jeremy goulet, the man who killed two san jose police officers? i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. investigators say that woman, a suspected prostitute, has veita information about goulet. finding her could prove to be a

. >> this pursuit started at low speed near camden and union avenues and then sped up and ended up miles away near blossom and calero avenues. witnesses said they saw it as it ended and saw dangerous speeds on highway 85. >> this guy comes up on the shoulder on the left side, zooms by us and then cuts across, cuts us off and a friend that was with us on a bike. >> during the chase police say the suspect threw several items out of the car. >> to the point we actually had a couple of citizens approach officers with items that were discarded from the suspect vehicle saying he threw this out of the car. >> police also say they saw one of the officers saw the suspect pull a weapon during the pursuit but they have not recovered one at the shooting scene. as the chase ended police cars swarmed the neighborhood. witnesses say the suspect car was going slow before it finally stopped. >> there was no stopping him. it took 23 cop cars to, you know, just even like subdue the guy. >> san jose police are still trying to recover all the items that were tossed out of the car by the driver during the cha

. >>> okay gun buyback program camden, new jersey.at this, more than 1,000 guns turned in from camden. payment was on a sliding scale depending on the lethal potential of exactly the weapon you were turning in. gun buyback programs in the bay area, california, oakland and san francisco. oakland and san francisco collected hundreds of guns. they paid hundreds of dollars for each one of them. in brooklyn new york, in december, the police department and district attorney's office co-sponsored a gun buyback. again they got hundreds of guns off the street. baltimore, maryland, police officers traded grocery store gift cards for guns. and in los angeles, the city's gang-reduction unit sponsored a gun buyback program that brought in 2,000 weapons. orange county, new york. the sheriff's office there ran a buyback program that ran for three months state, $150 for any gun turned in, ran for three months straight. that's the haul they got. fremont, new jersey, a gun buyback. at the city's fire training facility. paying more than $150,000 in exch

a gull was rescued yesterday in the camden area of san jose. this is a picture of the gull, and you can see that both of its legs were covered in foam caulking and packing tape. animal care staff were able to free the gull saying he is recovering and they hope he can release him soon. a suspect would likely be fined if found. >>> and a couple involved in a standoff in morgan hill earlier this week were arraigned today. they were in court to face felony and victim charges. the couple was arrested on tuesday after barricading themselves inside a morgan hill inn when police tried to question them about stolen license plates on their car. neither has entered a plea, and they are scheduled to be back in court on april 9. >>> two women are charged with embezzling almost half a million from the san mateo county vector control district. police say that the two worked together to embezzle $450,000 by giving themselves extra pay using employee credit cards for personal purchases and making electronic transferred into their own personal banking accounts.

san jose police say the chase that ended here actually started about nine miles away on union and camden. police say at about 2:30 this afternoon an officer known as the man inside a car was acting suspiciously. as the officer approached, the driver took off but was later spotted by the same officer. at that time, the suspects rammed the patrol car considered assault when the pursuit purr pseudo. this is video provided by one of the witnesses. this chase ended in a residential neighborhood. the car that had a blown out tire pulled over on blossom avenue near calero and that's when the driver got out and made a threatening gesture. two officers fired and the suspect was killed. police say during the chase the suspect ran two other patrol cars and also pointed a gun at officers. police also say he had been throwing items out of the vehicle including a woman's purse and a bag full of baseball bats. witnesses say there are about 20 police cars following the suspect who slowed down once he got into the neighborhood and appeared calm. >> he seemed really relaxed. he was driving over 100 miles

the chase began in camden, new jersey, when the couple stole a different police car.one suspect but the other managed to steal a cruiser. >>> and there's a lot less drama in san francisco where people are enjoying a new sight in the skyline. last night they turned on the lights for a massive public art installation that illuminates the san francisco oakland bay bridge. john blackstone spoke with the artist. >> reporter: the lights moving poetically across a two-mile span across the oakland bay bridge are the creation of artist nathan villarreal. on his laptop he put the latest touches that transforms the bridge into a light sculpture. >> this is a unique opportunity. 50 million people will see this over two years. it's something anyone can see and engage with. >> reporter: electricians spent four months in the wind and the cold installing 25,000 l.e.d. lights, each individually programmed to a fiberoptic network. villarreal then began sculptoring the light into patterns he says will never look exactly the same. it changes constantly. how do you do that? >> well, using

it began in a residential neighborhood at camden and union about 2:30 in the afternoon according to sanergeant. with what an officer decided was a driver acting suspiciously. when he approached the car dwyer says the car sped off and later when the officer caught up with him the driver rammed police car. that brought other officers into the chase. >> during that pursuit the initial pursuing officer's car is disabled 78 he has to drop out of the -- disabled. he has to drop out of the pursuit and the suspect them rams what we believe at this point to be at least two other marked police cars. >> the pursuit is now at low speeds in the neighborhood near blossom. the suspect is driving on rims after a tire is blown out. neighbor jim describes what he saw. >> we heard all the sirens going and i heard a car making a lot of noise when i looked up. he was coming -- going up blossom and you can see the car just dragging in the street. and then police were following and like i said we counted it up to 13 police cars following him. >> reporter: the suspect then pulled up in front of a residence and

christie himself a former lobbyist for the education reform movement announced a state takeover of camden city schools to prepare them for privatization the chicago fight is about more than just chicago and schools it's about local communities and protecting their commons from predatory capitalism it's a question of democracy here to talk more about the battle for chicago schools as mike happen tony attorney and host of ring of fire radio mike cabbage i welcome back how you could be great to have you with us so what how did you get into this mess and what do you make of all this well room emanuel is simply recycling the same suggestions the same arguments that have methodically been focused and debated and put forward and developed really by the jeb bush right wing privatization crowd that's what this is all about it doesn't it doesn't even have to do with money tom the american education system according to them there is talking point is this system is failing because teachers have become lazy they've become protected we have unions that allow bad teachers to continue teaching schools te

it's from ed who lives in camden and it says this, i am a millionaire.ve in a house where two main pounds woody guthrie combination of inheritance and property speculation. am worried that if sell my house and i buy another one, i will have to pay the 7%stamp duty that the wicked tories have introduced. under labour, what we are talking of them is we never made the rich pay more. what should a champagne socialist like me do? [shouting] [laughter] >> i know that the prime minister recently visited the center in ford, and i'm sure he shares my view that they did fantastic job of helping disabled people people committee more effectively. what guarantees cathe prime minister give that communication aids will be able to more young people that is currently the case to everyone who could benefit to do so? >> i'm really grateful to my honorable friend for raising this issue, because the center which has been now in my constituency briefly in oxford has done incredible work for people with disabilities over many years. they are making the most of extraordinaire c

i was feeding camden and crying my eyes out. i felt like i had officially come undone. always thought and knew she could do it all? she was gone, and i thought, forever. >> she's very frank that she didn't have the natural mother instinct. how she started crying and had to give the baby to nick and late rally take break. >> reporter: she's not the first sent to admit to falling victim to post partum baby blues. alanis morissette told lara last fall about having her own son. >> it was an intense time. if i could share with anyone, it would be to encourage them to seek help. >> reporter: lachey says she hopes other moms realize there is a light to tend of the tunnel. >> she needed an outlet to say, hey, i can't do it all. i don't have to. >> reporter: she writes, we need to know that it's okay if we don't have that perfect pose. pregnancy glow. it's okay if we can't do it all because we have already done so much. for "good morning america," diana perez, abc news, new york. >> and we're joined by medical editor dr. jennifer ashton. how common is what she dealt with? >> we

their 136 million in winnings to pay for a new fire station, ball field and more in their hometown of camden, missouri. >> we're going going to reap the benefits of their good fortune. >> reporter: what would you do with the money? >> i would definitely donate to organizations, several of them. >> reporter: so you would be one of the people -- >> i would be one of the people doing something good. >> reporter: and so there are a lot of people wanting to do something good but a lot of people are also quite hopeful but you know what, i think this is the winning ticket right here and, bianna, it's all ours. >> yeah, the two of us. i'm your favorite here, right, gio? >> reporter: so let's see. >> good luck to you. okay. well, it's probably safe to say that at some point in our lives we've dreamt about taking a break and i'm getting away from it all. how about this? an old cold war bomb shelter for sale being built as the ultimate man cave. for a cool half a million dollars it's all yours. john schriffen takes us inside. >> reporter: this real estate broker says it's not what's on the surface but

. >>> 38 new police officers fresh out of the camden wil -- academn the streets of oakland.ll patrolling streets tomorrow with their field training officers. they graduated just last week from oakland's first police academy in nearly 5 years. they've been meeting with community groups and learning about court mandated reforms. a new police academy started last monday with 51 recruits. >>> tomorrow's april 1est. but police aren't fooling when they say they'll crack down on drivers who text or use handheld cell phones. it's an operation supported by federal highway safety dollars, 28% of all crashes each year now involve drivers using cell phones or texting. a study shows adults are more me likely to be distracted than teens. nearly half of all adults, 49%, text and drive even though they know it's dangerous. >>> the california condor is preserved on the edge of recovery. two decades ago it was nearly extinct but now it's growing. a new threat is emerging. dan ashley shows us the single largest killer of condors and how it can be stopped. >> the california condor, the largest

. >> reporter: camden green thought about calling a cab. >> i was getting ready to call my boss and inform them i was going to be late. >> reporter: just after 6:00, glen park's station reopened, and relieved passengers rushed toward the stalls, heading in and out. it did not end the backlog. >> i was waiting to get home, they said the glen park bart station was closed due to a medical emergency. so yea, it was a real long wait. >> reporter: they waited at the cafes and restaurants you can see surround glen park station. an option that did not exist for thousands of others were who impacted by tonight's delays. patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> day 1 without soul takers on the golden gate bridge. tonight at 10:30, the confusion with we witnessed tonight, and a reminder from the highway patrol. >>> los angeles police are trying to unravel how a 10-year- old girl vanished from her bedroom this morning, only to be found 12 hours later. police say nicole ryan disappeared from her northridge home. they say an unknown person left her at a goodwill parking lot. the young girl sustained cuts an

. >> reporter: camden green thought about calling a cab. >> i was getting ready to call my boss and inform them i was going to be late. >> reporter: just after 6:00, glen park's station reopened, and relieved passengers rushed toward the stalls, heading in and out. it did not end the backlog. >> i was waiting to get home, they said the glen park bart station was closed due to a medical emergency. so yea, it was a real long wait. >> reporter: they waited at the cafes and restaurants you can see surround glen park station. an option that did not exist for thousands of others were who impacted by tonight's delays. patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> day 1 without soul takers on the golden gate bridge. tonight at 10:30, the confusion with we witnessed tonight, and a reminder from the highway patrol. >>> los angeles police are trying to unravel how a 10-year- old girl vanished from her bedroom this morning, only to be found 12 hours later. police say nicole ryan disappeared from her northridge home. they say an unknown person left her at a goodwill parking lot. the young girl sustained cuts an

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. >>> according to the wildlife sent center, a gulfs found yesterday in the camden area of san jose withits legs pound by foam packing and packing tape. the gull will make a full recovery and should be released soon. if found, the personal responsible could be fined. >>> a congressman's apology for using a racial slur. also, in 7 minutes, our first look at one of the broken bolts from the eastern span of the bay bridge. what one engineer is telling us about how crucial they are. >> and in the technology room, these computers were left alone, but what was taken from this cart and the evidence left behind by the criminals? [ male announcer ] subway introduces the new $3 six-inch select! this march, we're kicking things off with the low fat oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select. it's available all month long as one of our march featured values, the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh. >>> thieves targeted a school in the peninsula getting away with thousands of dollars in equipment. the burglars left clues showing they knew the lay out of the school. >> reporter: a sma

the wildlife center of silicon valley released images of that seagull found thursday in the camden area of san jose. somebody taped the legs together, then covered them in foam caulking. this morning the binding is gone and the bird is doing a lot better. rescuers say it will undergo rehabilitation before it's released. >> he still has a few abrasions on his leg, that need to heal. and probably within the next two or three days we'll move him outside so he can condition and build up flight muscles. we're hoping to release him within 1 1/2 to 2 weeks. >> if the person who mistreated the bird is caught, that person could face federal fines and/or jail time. >>> the story of an 8-year-old bay area girl shot by an arrow caught the attention of one of the world's most famous singers. pop star taylor swift reportedly sent a care package to the girl. she was accidentally shot by an arrow on monday while on a field trip at the lawrence hall of sciences in berkeley. nadine's mom says a rep for swift told the family to expect a package. nadine made a big splash on social media for her brave react

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it began at about 2:30 in the afternoon in the residential neighborhood near camden and union avenues an officer decided the driver who's leaving this chase you're looking at was acting suspiciously for some reason. he approached the car. the driver sped off and that is when the officer caught up with him. the driver rammed the police car. that brought all of these other officers into the chase. first on highway 85 and then here on the city streets. >> we heard all the sigh rentals going. i heard a car making a lot of noise. when i looked up, he was going up blossom. you could see the car dragging in the street. >> the suspect's car tire blew and police say he stopped and got out. officers then felt he presented an imminent danger and a few officers opened fire. that suspect died at the scene. >>> a warning this weekend for people on the peninsula about a rash of recent burglaries. thieves have hit homes on lexington avenue of san mateo. police say in three cases the burglars got into the home through sliding glass back doors. one woman says her husband came home and found their home

more than a how guns turned in from camden.ment was on a sliding scale due to the lethalness of gun you turned in. in california, oakland and san francisco collected hundreds of guns they paid hundreds of dollars for each one 6 them. in brooklyn new york, in december, the police department and district attorney's office co-sponsored a gun buy back. they got hundreds of guns off the street. baltimore maryland, police officers traded grocery store gift cards for guns. and in los angeles, the city's gang-reduction unit sponsored a gun buy back program that brought in 2,000 weapons. or not o j county, new york. the sheriff's office of new york ran a buy back for three months straight. a hundred bucks for any gun turned in, seven days a week, 24 hours a day, that's the haul they got. fremont, new jersey, a a gun buy back. paying more than $150,000 in exchange of rifles and assault rifles. sarah county calf, the twounty provide money to exchange for guns. last weekend atlantic city new jersey, their guns for cash buy back in atlantic

. >>> new jersey governor chris christie will announce state takeover of camden schools. appoint a leadership team with the task of turning around one of new jersey's lowest performing school districts. >> dead russian tycoon found dead. british police say evidence not killed by any radioactive material but police classifying his death as uncomplained. >> nothing to see here. move along. >> "the kansas city star." department of homeland security estimates they will need up to 600 new recruits and they are looking at high school students to fill the void. >> pervez musharraf faces allegations he failed to provide enough security to prevent the assassination of bhutto. >>> mike and allen is with us and he has a look at the playbook. let's talk supreme court. pivotal arguments heard this week as the justices take up two key cases involving gay marriage. one will be heard on tuesday and domo case on wednesday. walk through what we will see this week and what sat stake. >> the big question for the supreme court are they going to do something narrow or very big. in the first ca

it's from ed who lives in camden and it says this, i am a millionaire. i live in a house where two main pounds woody guthrie combination of inheritance and property speculation. i am worried that if i sell my house and i buy another one, i will have to pay the 7% stamp duty that the wicked tories have introduced. under labour, what we are talking of them is we never made the rich pay more. what should a champagne socialist like me do? [shouting] [laughter] >> i know that the prime minister recently visited the center in oxford, and i'm sure he shares my view that they did fantastic job of helping disabled people people committee more effectively. what guarantees can the prime minister give that communication aids will be able to more young people that is currently the case to everyone who could benefit to do so? >> i'm really grateful to my honorable friend for raising this issue, because the center which has been now in my constituency briefly in oxford has done incredible work for people with disabilities over many years. they are making the most of ex

that's on the condition that he turns himself into camden county by 12:00 on monday.d will turn himself in monday. that's one county south of here. for now we're live in glenn county. >> all right, erica, thank you so much for the latest developments involving that case of a 13 month old that was killed in the stroller just a couple of weeks ago. >>> next in the cnn newsroom, a music legend looking back on an incredible career. my conversation with clive davis next. [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfoliating beads work to clean and tighten pores so they can look half their size. pores...shrink 'em down to size! [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. neutrogena.® the walmart low price guarantee, backed by ad match. there's your price, walmart will match that right at the register. nice! i did not know they did that. wow! that's the walmart low price guarantee backed by ad match! save time and money. bring in ads from your local stores and see for yourself. that's the walmart low price guarantee backed by ad match! oh, h