my particular tribe, the cherokee, are completely different than our cousins out in oklahoma, the cherokee nation of oklahoma. within our reservation in north carolina, we have seven individual communities and each of those communities is completely different. we're a collective people, but we're all individualized in our communities. and how do they differ in terms of service delivery, for example, when you have to address their addiction issues? it comes down to developing that level of trust. some of our communities, it seems to be the communities that are closest to the center of the reservation are more apt to seek services as opposed to some of our more isolated communities, especially up in the mountain regions. very good. john, in your line of work you deal mostly with lgbt communities and i know you have experience with the disability sector as well. can you talk to us about particular idiosyncrasies within these that need to be addressed as opposed to the rest of the population? yes, certainly. the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community has a variety of idiosyncrasies, but

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after thee3 tape surfaced for fear of how coworkers would react the plant produces the jeep grand cherokeeweekend weather wise? >> that's what we are hearing. emily gracey is back with the sky watch forecast. emily? >> definitely a cool down in the foreccst this weekend. broke the record today at 95. but we will cool down by the end of the weekend with highs in the %--loking outside right now though. pleasant evening out there. temperatures holding onto he 80s right now. ú% at the inner harbour. with clear skiess and winds out offthe sooth-southwest at 7 iles per hour. and the dew point sitting at right now. >> so we are watching a cold front push through the area. it is getting cllser and closer and will be in the area by ttmorrow morning. we are seeing showers with that front right now. but as it comes in toward maryland it will fall apart. we arr starting to see t fall apart quite aabit. no rain showers expecttd with the front. see a chaage in the temperatures however. today we were in the mid 90s. tomorrow the mmd 80s. by sunday, our high temperatures only right around 70 degrees. so g

james an fifth street slamming into a parked jeep cherokee and then careened forward. >> after collidiith that vehicle,t continued eastbound and struck a utility trailer, a little box trailer travels attached to a pickup truck, i believe a ford pickup truck. with that, with the impact being so great, the trailer continued forward and it actually push the pickup truck forward as well and it detached, separated from the hitch. >> so there are no speeds yet but you can see the force that was happening and result just a mangled mess. actually when you look at it, it's amazing that anyone survived. again, the chp is not commenting yet on whether this was a pursuit. the driver jose hernandez was charged with felony, driving under the ience and evading officers as well as though two charges of vehicular manslahter. now, you may remember it was in july that there was a chp chase of a driver not far from here actually. in that situation the driver of the suspect car did crash into another car carrying a mom and her children and a 15-year-old girl died in that crash. reporting live from san se,

the cherokee drug court, what happens is when you have a graduate, they come back and become a mentor to the rest of the defendants. and being in a small community like my reservation, chances are they used together. so when the one that is new into the court sees their party buddy being clean and sober, working a good job, clean, it works. they go how did you do it? well, i'll tell you about it, this is how i did it. and it's sort of like that peer networking. dr. clark, you wanted to add something? yes, and that becomes important. the criminal justice system, law enforcement, the judges, we need to see them as an integral part of the community ethos and the mores of the community so that we get all aspects of the community working together in harmony, that ecosystem again. because if the community is not safe, then you'll find attitudes in the community are really negative toward the individuals in the community who have a alcohol and drug problem. so we want to make sure that it's not only a good public health message, but a good public safety message. and the drug courts are a goo

bucking the trend, chrysler's new jeep grand cherokee helped it ride out the rough month. chrysler sales were up almost 7%. >> susie: mercedes benz also saw more buyers in the u.s. last month. sales rose 15% as it continues to see its american business grow. i went today to a mercedes dealership in union, new jersey, to find out what's driving those robust sales. it's an alphabet of success stories. "c" class, "e" class, "s" class, and even the s.l.s. no matter which mercedes it is, consumers are driving off with these luxury sedans. sales of the new e-class models are up 71% so far this year, and-- for all mercedes vehicles sold in the u.s.-- up more than 22%. the c.e.o. of mercedes u.s.a. expects business for the german automaker will stay in the fast lane. >> i think we'll be able to keep that pace. we were hoping for a little bit of an increase, but we're happy if it stays on that level. there is a good chance it will. but we'll have to wait and see what september brings. >> susie: ernst, in this type economy, how is it consumers can buy a new car, let alone a mercedes

so you've got a real negative here for the union, for chrysler, for the jeep cherokee, for bailouts in general, and so, too, for president obama. bill can't they get union protection, stu, isn't that the whole idea? >> yeah, and probably will. the union says we do not condone this behavior on the job. were -- were these workers on the job. that raises the question can they, will they be fired. they were acting illegally, you're not allowed to smoke pot, anywhere, but will they be fired, will the union protect them. it's an open question, because it is taxpayer money. here's the source of the outrage, bill. it is taxpayers' money which has subsidized the union, bailed out the union, and pays directly for their pension and health costs. bill refresh my memory, chrysler got how much money in the bailout? >> i don't know precisely. i'm sorry, bill. i should know this, but i don't know it off the top of my head. bill: it was billions, right? >> billions and billions of dollars, united automobile workers union got, i believe, $22 billion for their pension and health fund. bill: they were jac

james and fifth street slamming into a parked jeep cherokee and then careened forward. >> after collidingith that vehicle, it continued eastbound and struck a utility trailer, a little box trailer travels attached to a pickup truck, i believe a ford pickup truck. with that, with the impact being so great, the trailer continued forward and it actually pushed the pickup truck forward as well and it detached, separated from the hitch. >> so there are no speeds yet but you can see the force that was happening and result just a mangled mess. actually when you look at it, it's amazing that anyone survived. again, the chp is not commenting yet on whether this was a pursuit. the driver jose hernandez was charged with felony, driving under the influence and evading officers as well as though two charges of vehicular manslaughter. now, you may remember it was in july that there was a chp chase of a driver not far from here actually. in that situation the driver of the suspect car did crash into another car carrying a mom and her children and a 15-year-old girl died in that crash. reporting live fro

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even though i was a cherokee indian and an enrolled member, i was an outsider because nobody knew who i was. what seemed to work was when i started learning about them. not saying oh, i'm one of you, learning about them, sharing their experiences, talking to them about their families, that's when they embraced me. and it's been my experience as well with counselors or clinicians that come from the outside, well intentioned, big hearts, but don't take the time to get to know their client. they move right into the disorder and working on the mental health issues, but don't take the time to know the person. and in indian country, when you take the time to know the person, you build that therapeutic relationship, and that's where you get your success from. and then you get your trust. exactly. let's get into lgbt again, because i find that fascinating. one of the things with lgbt, john, that i want you to address is if in fact they are lucky enough to get into a specific program such as stepping stone, it's wonderful. but if in fact there are other general programs for the general populat

inside, they build one of the crown jewels of the chrysler line, the 011 jeep grand cherokee.han two months ago, president barack obama himself stood on the floor of the jefferson north plant and spoke to a cheering crowd of works. who wouldn't applaud the man would signed off on more than $6 billion worth of government money to save their jobs. >> and i want all of you to know i will bet on the american worker any day of the week. i have confidence in the american worker. i have confidence in you. >> reporter: yep, this place is still here because of our tax money. a giant bailout. man, you think if the president of the united states stopped by your work to give you a pep talk, you would be inspired to do more, to be more, to build more, to drink more? we got a tip that some chrysler works were using their lunch break to catch a buzz. so we started following them just five days after president obama's visit and caught them day after day hitting up the party store and then hitting a public park to pound beers. oh, and did i mention a little smoking. the day shift at jefferson

. ♪ the new jeep grand cherokee. ♪ there was a memorial service th t calvary >>> friend and family gatheredute to the late dave macwill hattie. >> there was a celebration of the life of the bay area news legend. he died last month at his home. several people stepped up to speak. among them news director wayne walker. >> i looked at him and i said "this guy looks more like ralph cram den than he does walter cronkite." but, you know, that's what it was all about. remember jackie gleason's character ralph cram den was an every man. >> he identified with every man and every man identified with him and that was dave. that's what dave did. >> spent 50 years on

on monday, two 14-year-old byes told police that two men in a jeep cherokee offered them a ride near pleasant hill school. >> here is an update on the jockey critically injured at golden gate fields. he remains in critical condition. michael martinez was thrown off his horse during a race on sunday and then his horse roled over him. he has a major head injury. his spinal cord was sevennerred and that left him paralyzed from the waist down. the mothers of the two american men still imprisoned in iran hope the release of sarah shourd means their sons will be coming home, soon but there is a new development that makes that seem unlikely. let's go to pam cook. >> reporter: good morning. the mothers of shane bauer and josh fattal has urged iran's president to bring them with him when he kims to new york to address the united nations -- comes to new york to address the united nations next week. but president mahmoud ahmadinejad said he would not intervene. he says the two men need to prove they did not mean to commit any offense. they are accused of spying. meantime, sarah shourd is stayin

on monday two boys said four men in a green jeep cherokee repeatedly offered them a ride near pleasant hill middle school. >>> a 5-year-old san francisco girl recovering after being shot in the leg at a china town playground. this happened last friday evening on pacific avenue. police detained several juveniles who were nearby and one of them a 17-year-old allegedly had a gun on him. that gun is being tested by police who determined if it was used in that shooting. >>> let's go back over to sal. it's 6:06. how is the commute? >> reporter: doing pretty well. it's nice to not have a lot of things to report. we're looking at 237 to start off this report. traffic looks good. also this morning's commute is going to be okay. no major problems. the traffic continues to move along very well into the south bay. this morning if you are driving on southbound 101 or southbound 880 down the bay area it does look good. here is steve. >> reporter: thank you very much. kind of a real tough tricky little forecast as we head into the weekend. not today. today it will be warmer. i have warmer today but f

investigators aren't saying why the man in the jeep cherokee was arrested. a woman and child were in the toyota that was hit and no one was hurt. . >>> now to a developing story on the change of leadership in the district. attorney general peter nickel says he won't work for vincent grey who is likely to be the next mayor. grey defeated mayor fenty in the primary tuesday. nickel says he will help with the transition to grey's administration and resign at the end of the year. grey says he would not keep nickels on as his attorney general. >>> the upcoming change in mayors is having an impact. the democratic party is working to soothe any hard feelings and they started with a unity breakfast this morning. it's the first time we've seen the new candidate with the current mayor since the primary. we have the story from the northeast. >> reporter: in a heavily democratic town, vincent grey is expected to be the next mayor. he came to the democratic state committee breakfast at israel baptist church to highlight issues he says are important to us. >> like our scho

the 2011 jeep grand cherokee. less than two months ago, president obama spoke to a cheering crowd of workers in this plant and who wouldn't applaud the man who sand off on more than $6 billion of government money to save their jobs. i want you to know that i will -- on the american worker any day of the week. [ indiscernible ] >> yup, this place is still here because of our tax money, a giant bailout. you think of the president of the united states stopped by your work to give you a pep talk, you would be inspired to do more. and to be more, to build more. to dripping more? we got a tip some chrysler workers were using their lunch break to catch a buzz and we started following them five days after president obama's visit and caught them day after day and hitting up the party store then hitting a public park to pound bees. oh, and can i mention a little smoking? -- the day starts at 6:00 a.m. and at 11, there is a half-hour lunch break. the partiers have enough time to go to the liquor store, drive about a mile to