carmel martin, you're right in the lead on this.for coming in this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> bill: i'll be back with a quick parting shot. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. this show is about analyzing criticizing, and holding policy to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. not only does senator rubio just care about rich people but somehow he thinks raising the minimum wage is a bad idea for the middle class. but we do care about them, right? vo: the war room tonight at 6 eastern we have a big big hour and the iq will go way up. (vo) current tv gets the converstion started week

la recuperación economnica no es pareja en california ,el desempleo en 8,5% entre urbes pequeñas carmelel regreso a clases, ven ofertas, minoristas dicen que niños ecolares gastaran 635 dólares en ropa y útiles escolares . >> colegios bajo la lupa de autoridades y pueden perder acreditaciones por que? consecuencias? . >> tenemos el reporte . >> [♪ ♪] . >> trata de estudiar colegio comunitario . >> pero hay fallas de organización que no ayudan en esto . >> el estudio que soy yo , fallan en no tener gente para ayduar a los estudiantes a ver que necesitan tomar y que no . >> varios colegios, reciben sanciones de la comisión de estas organizaciones que terminarian en suspensiones . >> acreditacion en realidad afecta los estudiantes que reciben ayuda del estado también la escuela , perderian fondos . >> pero están bajo prueba 3 con advertencia, reconocen que deben poner mejor implementacion . >> sabemos que nuestros estudiantes aprenden pero mejor avance en más . >> quienes trabajan es crucial . >> con la economía que tenemos buscamos trabajos fulltime y muchas diferencias pero no hay una fl

are generally not well trained to do dementia care. >> thompson: lay out for me, if we're here in carmel valley, we're at your facility, what would the typical training consist of for somebody in this facility? >> who's working particularly in memory care? >> thompson: in the memory care unit. >> for our staff that works in memory care, they're going to go through what we call general orientation which everybody in the community would go through, and then we have an eight-hour class that's the join their journey class, and that's really where we cover everything from disease process to how we serve a meal slightly differently to folks who have dementia, to how to engage, how to approach, how to communicate, you know, overcoming some communication barriers at times. >> thompson: so the eight-hour intro is sort of the minimum. >> that's our company standard is going to be the eight hour. >> eight hours? that's nothing! who's going to explain, "this is what the disease is, this is the impact that it has on people's physical health and on their behaviors." you've got to know how to interpret

carmel was home at the time and doesn't want to gone camera. >> so quick, it was a bang, woke me up. >> reporter: say his 7-year-old niece answered a door bell after 11:00. she was shot. their 4-year-old brother and grandmother, too. alage shah's gunshots wound were fatal. >> terrible loss for all of us. shocked somebody would shoot up a houseful of kids. >> reporter: jesse fowler says he is the stepdad and says when he heard the gunfire, he had to break it to ausually shah's mom on vacation. >> doesn't want to accept the fact that she's gone and i understand that. >> reporter: she loved school, friends and helping others. relatives say they don't know who would want to do this. >> i have no idea. i know the kids didn't do anything to deserve this. >> reporter: we are back here live and the 7-year-old answered the door because she thought it might have been her mom ringing the bell. the other three shot, expected to survive. i heard from oakland police, they tell me the police chief and mayer are at the hospital right now dropping off teddy bears to the two children who survived. as

each weekend israelis flock to this truce village on the top of mount carmel the shops are busy the restaurants food and the laughs flow as freely as the wine there is very good restaurants here in the area it's very welcoming if you like to give you a lot of drinks. to make you feel really comfortable twelve thousand inhabitants of a sphere village have opened their doors to tourists it's a way of bringing in cash while preserving the traditional druze lifestyle. kamel owns a popular cafe there would not be out of place in tel aviv or any other israeli jewish city. the people who come here usually look for something with center something they can only find within the drews community and what they don't look for and don't see is something just as authentic a community floundering on to a lack of basic necessities to do so in arabic speaking people who follow an offshoot of islam they hold a distinct place in israeli society as the only major non jewish community whose majority of members are drafted into the israeli army. old has lived here for twenty years is home still has no electricity and

and with that, i'd like to close my presentation and turn it over to carmel a frank. >> thank you. >> thank you. ~ thank you, supervisors. did you have any other questions? >> thank you very much. colleagues, do we have any other questions on this item? no -- oh, supervisor -- >> i just want to make the point this can be very dry stuff, but it's actually one of the most important functions that this committee performs. you're making sure that there is an independent third-party review of the external auditors of the finances of the city. and i'm very appreciative that all of the city departments, where there was a finding, were present to address, you know, what they were doing to deal with some of the findings and recommendations. and, of course, thank you to the controller's office that does a great job of overseeing all of this. and, so, of course, thank you to our external auditors as well. >> thank you very much. thank you. let's go and move for public comment on this item. i'd like to open up public comment at this time. if anyone would like to comment, please come up, sir. >>>

we have now gotten word that the post office itself is taking images of carmel, not opening them as yetot know i got that much from a tree farms but apparently i do. my point is they are examining that. i am wondering for the next surprise at weather that does not warrant at least a meeting has to how far we take it. >> you know, from a small-business owner perspective it seems like we have taken it too far. accompanies that have been strong arm and into supposedly supply information which we thought was private to the government. we would have given the government these powers, but i don't believe the american public knew how much we actually have given away. i think that is what we will find ourselves in and it will continue to get wwrse. let's get the picture, that beautiful picture of a obama with all of his top advisers. the fourth of july. i would have liked to have seen a picture of him meeting with those same people for the nsa scanl, irs, jobs and american. neil: the battle, but they did not issue a picture. so what are your concerns? >> my concern is, why is the president addr

the california city with the lowest unemployment rate was carmel at 1.4%. >>> they are keeping up withrow he go cost of living. according to a state department survey. average wages have gone up 1% in the past year. that is the slowest wage growth in a decade. they said despite the slow growth in wages, it is still one of the nation's best paid regions. >> observe deck with the best views. >> will remain closed. >> they will keep it dr. shut down. >> six months after it was supposed to be renovated and reopened. >> they can clearly see the views of the delta and waterways. tens of thousands of people visit the park each year. >> people may notice the previews of the next movie. a public service announcement is running at the napa valley theater. >> it warns against under age drinking and reminds the audience twin peeks, that they can get hefty fine it is for providing alcohol. >> this is the number of offenses. >> another it opportunity to take cart in the -- to take part and benefit police dogs. >>> for the second day in a row, pet food express stores are donating 100% to the working

the fire began yesterday in a retreat south of carmel.e us this photograph of the smoke. the fire has destroyed more than 500 acres so far. >>> oakland police continue to investigate the disappearance of a missing toddler a day after family and friends held an emotional vigil for her. ♪ jesus came and laid his hands on me ♪ >> last night's prayer vigil parks one week since 21-month- old daphne webb was reported missing. daphne's parents say police have received a lot of tips but have no substantial leads. >> we just want daphne home. that's all i would like to say right now. i'm sad just like everybody else. >> police say neither parent is considered a suspect. john webb was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment but prosecutors did not file charges. daphne's mother was also arrested for child endangerment in february. police say she was found passed out in a car with daphne in the back seat. >>> the search is on for a 91- year-old woman who walked away from her care facility in san francisco. evelyn was last seen july 9th. police re