one-third goes to children ages 0 to 5. a third comes to find music. one-third goes to general purposes, including nurses and violence intervention. a parent who is also here tonight presented together with mr. fong. a principal at garfield elementary school presented, and did a principal at a high school. all of them serve on the advisory committee to the enrichment fund. they expressed support for the resolution. it passed out of committee with unanimous support. i believe there are staff members of that committee here with us tonight. president mendoza: a u.n. to do the reading, or would you like stuff? -- do you want to do the reading, or would you like staff? commissioner murase: i would be honored if bombing would read the resolution into the record. -- if fleming would read the resolution into the record. >> resolution 115-10 a 3, redefining the responsibilities of the advisory committee for the public education and richmond fund. this creates the community advisory committee to make recommendations for the superintendent and board of education

however, that is based on the definition of children ages 10 and under, most psychiatric authoritiesuld make that cut off age 13. that means a vast majority of cases would be defined as the crime of a federal--pedophile. some of the numbers, 1960 over 6000 priests have been accused of sexual abuse, with a 15,700 abuse claims, it has cost the catholic church $300 billion. advocates say that the report minimizes the gravity of the crime. it really does not pay much attention to the other crime. by that they mean organizations like the bishop accountability. they say that means the fact that the bishop and the vatican bureaucracy they say it has enabled and concealed the abuse for many years. >> the cover-up is what they are angry about is there any likelihood that there will be changes to the report? >> i do not know if it would do that much, the researchers concluded that they cannot identify an abuser of that time. at least that has more people talking about this. >> maybe that will lead to something they catherine. [music] >> a live look outside from the roof camber this afternoon o

fever- reducing drugs. >> couric: for years, children's medications that contain acetaminophen have come with instructions telling parents how much to give kids aged two and older. today an f.d.a. panel voted unanimously recommending to add dosing guidelines for children under two as well for medications like children's tylenol to prevent overdoses. dr. jon lapook is our medical correspondent. jon, why hasn't there been dosing information for children under two before? that seems crazy to me. >> reporter: katie, the idea was right now the label says if the kid is under two check with your doctor and the idea was to prevent overdoses. ironically that led to overdoses by parents who just winged it and gave them the wrong amount >> couric: i understand this f.d.a. panel, also, jon, voted to keep the fever-reducing claim on the label but remove the claim of pain relief. why is that? >> reporter: well, the panel felt that there was no proof that the pain-relieving effect really worked. and when you think about it, it's easy to measure temperature, but how do you measure pain, especially in a kid who is crying and may not be able to verbalize. >> couric

they have four children, ages 14 to 21. in the statement the couple said "after a great deal of thought, reflection, discussion and prayer, we came to this decision together. at this time we're living apart while we work on the future our relationship." >>> the mississippi river has crested just below its all-time record but this noontime it's still soaking. the river is expected to stay just below 48 feet in memphis through today. the highest it's ever been is 48.7 feet. that was back in 1937. floodwaters are flowing south threatening more communities. hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate their homes. >>> the next big problem area may be in louisiana where a spillway is being open to divert water and ease pressure on the waters around new orleans. the river is expected to empty past new orleans in about two weeks. >>> good afternoon to you. a live look outside our doors where we've got beautiful blue skies. just a little bit of lingering marin layer right along the -- marine layer right along the coast and that'

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the goal for our department is to make sure that services for children age birth to 24 is provided throughouthe city wept fund programs such as the childcare, youth and teen programs, after-school programs, and violence prevention programs. our budget priority is simple. we do not want to destroy, to break, to interrupt any of those core safety nets that weave already established over -- we've already established over the years, things we want to continue. we're working hard with the mayor's office to identify ways for us to make that happen. you know, i don't think they want to hear me. >> they're happy to hear you. >> oh, is that the indication? right now we're looking at a 10% reduction, which equals $2.5 million, and an additional 10% reduction, another $2.5 million. we believe that we can get to these reduction strategies by eliminating one-time funding that we received in our department. so these are one-time funding that would have gone away at the end of this fiscal year anyways. and we believe that by cutting those programs, or that funding, the one-time funding, we are protecting th

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researchers screened tens of thousands of children ages 7 to 12 and say 1 in 38 showed signs of autism u.s. estimates put the rate at 1 in 100. the south korean researchers say it doesn't mean the autism rate is higher, merely that children with mild symptoms have not been diagnosed. >>> jury selection starts this morning in florida for the murder trial of casey anthony. anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter caylee three years ago. the child's decomposed remains were found in woods not far from her home. the judge ordered that jurors for the high profile case be chosen at a secret location then bused back to orlando and sequestered for the trial. anthony could face the death penalty if convicted on the first degree murder charge. >>> the search continues for a canadian man whose wife rescue -- was rescued in nevada. the couple took a wrong turn in elko county, nevada, and their van got stuck in the mud. after seven weeks rita chretien was finally found by hunter on friday. she survived on trial mix and water and is now in fair condition. >> we were praying for a miracle

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. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg said the site is not working to open the site to children under the age of 13. facebook has policies not to register children under a certain age. that age varies by countries. >>> stocks rose on wall street. they focused on rising oil prices. the dow jones industrial average rose 38 points to close at 12,395. the nasdaq composite rose 15 to 2,761. >>> the quiet community of park merced near san francisco state is at the center of a housing firestorm. ktvu's david stevenson is live where residents say they aren't done fighting plans to move them out of their homes. >> reporter: developers call it a makeover but residents say they stand to lose decades of their lives with the demolition of the units. >> these are our homes. >> reporter: residents say they are worried and angry after super visors approved a redevelopment of this complex. >> i lived here 58 years. >> reporter: she was dragged out yesterday, angry that they approved a plan that will include the demolition and replacement of 1500 rent- controlled homes. >> how can you stand for this? this is t

children age of 9 to 12, they learning how to.. how to clean a gun, how to fire, how to... how to open and close. they should go to school, they should educated, but instead they learning guns. >> narrator: khan finally returned najibullah's camera and had promised to give him an on- camera interview. najibullah wanted to ask him about his men and their training, but khan kept putting him off. he also wanted to know about the source of khan's weapons. western intelligence has long claimed that iran has been supplying weapons to the insurgents in afghanistan, and khan's fighters told najibullah they were being supplied with iranian weapons. they rode iranian motorcycles and told najibullah they were armed with rocket-propelled grenades from iran. >> narrator: but us army experts who examined these images told frontline it was highly unlikely these particular weapons were manufactured in iran. they appear to have been made in china and bulgaria. the fighters did take some security precautions. they parked their motorcycles at a distance from one another to help avoid detection from the a

program, which is a program that provides food vouchers for our families after they have their children, up to ageet milk and cereal for their children. >> it's for the city, not only our clinic, but the city. we have all our children in san francisco should have insurance now because if they are low income enough, they get medical. if they actually have a little more assets, a little more income, they can get happy family. we do have family who come outside of our neighborhood to come on our clinic. one thing i learn from our clients, no matter how old they are, no matter how little english they know, they know how to get to chinatown, meaning they know how to get to our clinic. 85 percent of our staff is bilingual because we are serving many monolingual chinese patients. they can be child care providers so our clients can go out and work. >> we found more and more women of child bearing age come down with cancer and they have kids and the kids were having a horrible time and parents were having a horrible time. how do parents tell their kids they may not be here? what we do is provide a place an

what is this initiative all about for mom who's may have their -- who are having their first children over the ageu probably have seen from the statistics lately, there's a 6% rise in women having children after the age of 40. in fact, they're the only age group of women showing a rise in birth rate. all other age groups are down, so we're having sort of a mini-baby boom, but this age group is not very well understood in terms of the challenges they face and in terms of the gifts and benefits they bring to children. they can feel socially isolated from the mainstream population of mothers, so the initiative a child after 40 is all about empowering women on this journey through providing them peer group support through an on-line support and information and resources and through acknowledge and celebrating what they bring to motherhood. >> was this the case for you? was this the case for you? did you have your first child over 40? >> i -- you know, after i -- i did. i had two children after 40, and after i started researching this, did i find out how blessed i really am. i actually conceived both o

as with children ages 1 to 17.fish are very low risk and can be eaten twice a week. the california halibut and the white croaker come with the medium risk, they should only be and once a week. and these are off limits altogether. for men over 17 yead and women over 45, you can ease several serving of this each week,... >> medium risk fish can be even once a week which include these. fish that are off limits for men over 17 and women over 45 include pr--perch and others in that family. >> they say that the data is better now and that is why dyou should pay attention when eating fish from the bay. >> a live picture from the area of oklahoma city that we have been telling you about all throughout the newscast. there were a series of devastating tornado in the area, violent thunderstorms. this is an aerial shot of the area that was affected part of oklahoma, that is the suburbs of oklahoma city. for people are dead, six people injured, three children in critical condition. a programming change to tell you about. dr. ph

but they're basing that on the definition of children age 10 and under.raq-psychiatric- authorities make that cut off at 13. that would mean that a vast majority of the cases would be defined as the crime of a pedophile. here are the numbers, since 1950, nearly 6000 half the courts have been--publicly accused of sex abuse, there been more than 50,700 abuse claims that we know about and get--and it has cost the church more than $300 billion--more than $3 billion. they say that this takes them away from the other crimes. they're talking about the bishops in the bureaucracy that have covered up and in able to be used for many years. >> it does not sound like that happy about this but what does the church expect to happen. >> i think they want to make it better and they're hoping that this will make a better but that may be too little too late for a lot of people. >> ok. [music] >> a live look at outside, the roof camera, overlooking downtown san francisco, see the clear skies. see the cloud over the hills, that is pretty much broken down at this time. radar

at levels that supersede the more vulnerable people in our society, whether mentally ill are children or aging. california is the seventh richest economy in the world, compared to many, many nations. we need to think differently and open our views. we need to close tax loopholes tpwheend to ask the wealthy corporations to pay their fair share from profitting from society which we all participate in. i would ask that there be no rebates and no loopholes without giving -- asking for something in return. and that includes job programs and a move towards sustainable energy systems and a civilization that we all want to be part of because otherwise we're really asking ourselves in the future, do we want to be part of this society. some people can buy their way out of this and everyone needs money and everyone needs water and air and care. without caring for each other, we don't have much of a civilization. >> thank you. >> thank you. i'm going to read a couple questions from the audience that filled out cards, and then we have another of other speakers at 7:15 now so we have 15 minutes. if people c

in a tourist area, i have not heard any evidence of school-age children. i think it is important that this board support the department, the law, and we need business owners to take it serious. president goh: i am interested in supporting the department in this case. i found the notion that we had an employee who did it, the employee was fired, and then finding out the employee was the son of one of the owners, i found that interesting. and that the department could have gone to 90 days and only did 25 i seem to think is fair. if there are no other comments from the commissioners? commissioner fung: you know, they asked for an extension. we gave them one week of discussion time. if they had come on last week, they would have more than likely gotten a five-day reduction. their case is no different than the other two cases that were there. and i would support that. it could have been bigger, but i don't think we will be able to get a larger reduction. commissioner hwang: sorry, were you finished? commissioner fung: i am done. commissioner hwang: i think the

this is our third visit back now and still, a staggering number. 50% of all the children school-ageds country, still are not getting to school. but this new school is a huge start. the little girl, staring into the eyes of that supermodel, known here simply as petra. the woman who gave them a school. david muir, abc news, port-au-prince. >> this is petra's 51st school in disaster zones around the world. >>> and we're so glad you are watching here in windy chicago. and we're always on at abcnews.com. we'll see you back in new york city tomorrow night. e >> >> why are these officers leaving the apartment with more than what they arrived with. a new chapter in the local police scandal. >> and the fire chief sits down with a extraordinary pay day. he is walking away with nirt sick pay. >> a suspect tells his side of the story. assault of a dodger's fan in giant territory. there are hundreds of clues. >> this is abc 7 news at 6:00. >> good evening, san francisco cops caught on camera again. >> the public defender showed tape of plains clothes officers confiscating property that was not lo

children. but four decades on, the kids who used to play on the grounds have grown u and le. the number of residents aged 65 years or older has increased 13fold in the past 35 years. on the other hand, the number of children younger than 15 is a tenth of what it used to be. residents including matsimoto are trying to reverse the trend and lure younger generations to move in. they formed a non-profit organization and are working on various projects. recently, they opened a childcare support facility on some land adjacent to the housing complex. it's a place where mothers can gather with their small children. staff with expertise offer parenting advice. >> translator: my parents live far away, and so i find this facility very helpful. >> translator: i like it here because i can get to know mothers who have children of similar ages and exchange information and tips. >> her group is also trying to make the local school more dynamic to increase enrollment. twice a week, elderly residents from the housing complex visit the school after classes to help students with their studies. the one-on-one tutoring is pro

age alone. doctors cited cases of deadly overdose with over-the-counter acetaminophen products to children.n fda spokesman said overdose often occur because parents make common mistakes. >> not reading the package, not understanding the package. or making assumptions about the last product that you used is the same -- the instructions will be the same for this product. and we think that there's a lot that fda can do to help minimize that. >> recommendations are expected tomorrow. the fda is not required to follow the advisory panel's advice, but it often does. >>> men might want to order another cup of coffee after hearing this. it might lower your risk of prostate cancer. the harvard school of public health studied nearly 50,000 men over the last decade. men who drank the most coffee, six cups a day had a 60% lower risk of developing prostate cancer and 20% lower risk of develop anything form of the disease. benefits came from both decaf and regular coffee. >> and they were very, very pepy peppy as well. >> may have needed that extra cup to just stay warm with the cloud cover and temperatu

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the report also makes a controversial decision to label priests pedophiles only if they molests children age5% of the priests fit the pedophile profile. >> most of the kids that the clergy have access to alone are going to be in the 9, 10, to 15, 16-year-old category. it's illegal to engage in sexual contact with them. so it's a very artificial thing. it's a mandate to just say we're talking about under 10. >> reporter: researchers say homosexuality, celibacy and an all-male priesthood did not play a role and said there was no way to identify potential abusers ahead of time. the report got mixed reaction from catholics leaving church. >> kind of like asking the fox as he comes out of the henhouse, how many chickens were in there before you went in. you know. so it's a step in the right direction, but obviously we also need independent surveys, reviews, and in-depth coverage. >> now the report does not address the problem of bishops who covered up for abusive priests. researchers do say that church leaders responded to the crisis, but focused on priests, and not the victims. erica? >> has the

the children range in age from 13to 21.the decision after thought, reflection and discussion and prayer. >> there is underlying personal issues between them that are long stand i am sure she decided since her parents passed away she is looking for something different. she is more spiritual and looking for something meaningful. >> the break up came four months after schwarzenegger finished his governorship. shiver defended her husband against the#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#tñ >> i am carolyn johns nont news room. new tonight at 6:00 is freedom around the corner for a police officer. steps in place to release of jail. >> the times of this couldn't be worse to help the victims of the earthquake and tsunami. the group turn to michael finney to make sure every penny raised is going to the relief effort. back to dan and cheryl. >> the world's largest passenger jet made a landing in sfo. >> this is big. the air bus 380 on the daily fright san francisco. >> and official greeting party was a airport fire truck

this is for children of all ages.connie over here has our program guide for both our summer programs and our camp cycle. as we like to say at rec and park, get out and play. thank you very much. >> we have a lot that is going on the summer. i want to acknowledge any alvarez -- henry alvarez from the housing authority. i also want to and knowledgeluis hererra, our city librarian. thank you for joining us, partnering with us, and making sure our students are safe and continuing with learning to read the summer. thank you.

this is for children of all ages. connie over here has our program guide for both our summer programs and our camp cycle. as we like to say at rec and park, get out and play. thank you very much. >> we have a lot that is going on the summer. i want to acknowledge any alvarez -- henry alvarez from the housing authority. i also want to and knowledgeluis hererra, our city librarian. thank you for joining us, partnering with us, and making sure our students are safe and continuing with learning to read the summer. thank you. >> good morning, everybody. hi. how are you? so nice to see you. that looks like a great play yard. i know you're anxious to get out there and take part in all of the findings today. i wanted to introduce myself. my name is cates -- kate. i am a commentator for the golf channel and i really want to welcome the over 300 students to our golf and leadership party here. [applause] can we did but cheer from the students from lafayette school? [cheering] how about a cheer from monroe elementary school? let'

in the case of bosnia, i didn't--i didn't want to look back--i have--i have fairly young children--teen-age children. i didn't want to look back 10 or 15 years from now and have them say, 'what did you do during that war, dad?' i know that's kind of corny, but i didn't want them to ever accuse me, as a lot of people could've been accused in the early stages of the bosnian war, of paying no attention to this human--some would argue the worst human disaster since the end of world war ii. c-span: how many kids, by the way, do you have? >> guest: two. i have a 19-year-old girl, who goes--is a freshman at amherst, and i have an--a 16-year-old son, who is a--who takes exception when i refer to him as being a bohemian, but he's a wonderfully, worldly, sensitive guy. c-span: either one of them going into your business? >> guest: i don't know. you know, i'm rather struck by how many children of journalists or broadcasters end up going into the business. my instinct is to say i rather hope not because the business has changed so much. when i was a young reporter and going off to egypt, for example, t

are they interested in following the trial or are they off doing things that children their age typicallythey're off doing things children should do. i don't talk about it with them. they're young, and i want them to be happy. >> can you give me an update on them? how are they doing? >> they're doing fine. >> what is prince like? >> at 14 years old that's sometimes a turbulent age. >> it really is. i hate to say, but it's the age they start watching little girls or get a girlfriend or something like that, but just puppy love, and then paris is fine and the baby is still playing and he's doing just fine and all of them are. >> what is it you miss most about michael, mrs. jackson? >> you know, i can't say what i miss most, but i just miss him, period. i just miss him for not being here. i miss -- i miss his voice. i miss his singing. >> no parent is supposed to lose a child. it's not the way it's supposed to go and yet it seems to me, mrs. jackson, that you have found some strength and solace in taking over care of his children. would that be a fair statement? >> yes, it would. and having t