in other areas we don't, that look more like senator cochran's state perhaps than what you might expect in ohio. here's roughly what this would do. $100 million to address the wastewater backlog. many of you have dealt with the issue in small communities. $25 million for value-added producer grants, and $25 million for the rural microentrepreneur assistance program. these are all programs that most of us on this committee have supported. i would ask the committee to agree to this because i think it really will make major inroads into what we can do in rural america. >> senator roberts. >> thank you, madam chair. >> one more thing. it will be budget neutral. that's the whole point. it would only be money left over that's not spoken for that would go into a place we haven't done as well in the past. we've all said before we'd like to do rural development better than we have. i apologize. thank you, madam chair. >> senator, if i could make a suggestion, we have had a little bit of a blood pressure of what's mandatory and what isn't. more especially, in several of the programs. more especia

. >> reporter: there may be no farmer in america more excited than jim cochrane to come to work each day. >> i imagine working here, looking out over the ocean. >> reporter: his office is the berry farm, an organic strawberry farm hugging the coastline between santa cruz and half moon bay. >> and every time we have a difficult day here, we say, well, at least we get to look out here at this. >> reporter: the land are where cochrane's strawberries grow was part of a dairy farm stretching 7 1/2 miles. but there were fears strawberries would eventually lose out to sprawl. >> there has been a tremendous pressure from santa cruz to the south and half moon bay to the north to develop the land and put houses along the coast. >> reporter: those fears prompted the organization trust for public land to buy up what was known as coast dairy's r ranch, the group plans to find a way to preserve its nearly 7,000 acres. >> it is both an oasis of natural habitat and some of the most scenic land you could hope to visit. >> reporter: just this past week the coastal commission approved plans for the tru

so moreover the two got a fast buck for ridiculous defense projects cochran once championed a failedanti.

projects cost inflation and february according to wire gauge real senators daniel inouye and that cochran the senate's money men by wired blog and i was shocked when they sent a letter to deputy defense secretary ashton carter and said the following that we strongly urge you to examine the program and if necessary d. scope the program back to the original baseline requirements for the combat troops in afghanistan benefit from this capability as soon as possible thing is that the air force doesn't seem to agree the pilot project alone cost two hundred eleven million dollars an air force estimate of the field size ship would cost one hundred eighty eight million per year to run now moreover the air force prefers versatile drones for surveillance and according to a report on wired stranger him today or that was according to a report in wired stranger today so last month the air force ignored the senators and it placed a stop work order on this project i'll be guaranteeing there will be shut down after all the blue devils lock to wasn't even included in. agency's twenty thirteen budget and ar

this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm. or call cochran firm for your free consultation. >>> 100 years later, on april 10, 1912, the titanic set sail. and today, a memorial cruise leaves new york on its way to the place the historic ship sank to the bottom of the atlantic. manuel gallegus reports for wjz. >> reporter: kathy lynch cabusey was never allowed to ask her grandmother about the titanic. but the stories trickled down through the generations. >> there she is. >> reporter: bridget mcdermott was in third class. but coming from a poor village, it was luxury, real linens, and plenty to eat. she was asleep when a crewmember sounded the alarm. mcdermott climbed to the deck in her pajamas. >> then her mother's words rang in her head. a lady is not a lady without her gloves. >> reporter: then she went to get her gloves and found men jumping to save themselves. >> it frightened her. >> reporter: a century later, the tragedy is being remember on b

ramon, brett andrews, anne cochrane, please come forward. >> supervisor carmen, avalos, kim, and scott. i come here today to see if i have a chance to see our mayor and see my supervisor kim. i come here today because i have a problem in my home. i have a letter to the mayor today contiguous to the letter i gave you yesterday. i think it is a shame. shame for anybody that closes their eyes. coming here with some money to open company. trying to kill us by making something outside of historic. he did something else wrong. you talk here about the bark. the use two cars -- parking lot. where did the money come from? why do you must cry that we have a problem for the budget? he paid some money to someone under the table to give him permission to do that. i don't give him any chance to kill anyone of us. one of my neighbors has a heart problem. he cannot go to the hospital because he has no place outside of the home to get the ambulance to help him. wake up. he takes money from someone. put him in jail. i wish i catch who gave him permission to do that to us. wake up. >> thank you. >> i wan

this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury. call 1-800-the firm. back over to you. >> thank you, kristy. stay with wjz for complete coverage of the jfx repairs. for construction work updates, the latest on traffic delays and alternate routes, log onto wjz.com. >>> under fire for high gas prices. today, president obama cracks down on the oil market. the president proposed new measures today for higher penalties for oil companies that manipulate the oil market. president obama says the proposal will not bring gas prices down overnight but will help protect american consumers. wjz pump watch continues to track prices here in maryland. they have gone down a few cents. last month, the average price for a gallon of regular was $3.87. today, that same gallon is going for $3.96. republicans have been blaming the president, for him to open more areas to drilling. >>> secret service yanks security clearances for 11 agents, accused of bringing prostitutes to a hotel in columbia. d

golden gate bridge and the amateur is across the door right now couple those '60s in places like cochrane oakland of 50 degrees 58 out and sandras does so what can you expect for later on science clear on low clouds and patchy fog especially along the coast and day. in manila said would do expect mostly clear skies so tomorrow or this year return of the sun shine some light to the bare and actually see temperatures slightly warmer than always out today especially in light in as positive as the low 80s and we're expecting slightly cooler conditions along the coast in saying across some parts of the day but still plenty of sunshine sell satellite and raider show in another story really high- pressure and as we keep bus- driving over the next several days on average up inside. the bid would forecast overnight me that biddies 50 in fremont 52 overnight in oakland's and once again become unsealed a low clouds and fog developing and when forecast for tomorrow with a lot of eighties with oranges and yellows are some more mild conditions in the '70s and very low late '80s will be cooler along the

i would like to thank you for accepting the cochran amendment. i think it was included in the manager's amendment. we appreciate that. that is an authorization. again, that has the ability to provide a grant program that we'll does help some of the most impoverished counties in america. we appreciate you and the ranking member. >> thank you very much. are there any other amendments to title six? seeing none. the title is closed and will move to title eight which is our forestry title. i would just say that the health of america is nearly 750 million acres of forest is critical to the future of our economy and our way of life. we all know that forests give us clean drirning water, key wildlife habitats and recreation lal opportunities for our families. and while conservation title gives many tools to foresters to manage their land, additional efforts to preserve and improve our nation's forests are included in this title. are there any amendments to this title? title eight. seeing none. the title is closed. title nine, energy. at the first farm bi

that scene away in iowa city rivals lucky it was only their second win in nine games and alexander cochrane opened the scoring with a cork just the poor half time the points were wrapped up at the end say when alexander semin else went down the pucks there and surveys done the same of each sport from the sports side to victory season or more occupy the last europa league spot in the table they are only three points off a champions league place and just behind them in the legal team got a narrow one zero win over case headings angie this is their first win in five games not much between the sides but it was the home team who struck first just after half time with a martinez winning the battle against mr december to head well and she went all out for equalizing the latter stages through being good enough to hold on. and in the bottom half of the table and power remain unbeaten this year a two no win for them over tara and may have blocked this issue goalkeeper firsthand i have to thank for the first film which came after fifty four minutes nick like the elevator will try to claim it but the a

pastor at this church, reverend brown also served on the boards of the columbian college with william cochran and on the mercantile board with george rigs. jamess and his wife were married in 1841 by this pastor. in that that the wormley family anded this church, one can readily see that these great figures were very pam with the family and james in particular. shortly after 1850, lynch passed leaving each off spring to continue their personal growth in the fashion most suitable in their minds. drawing upon his skills as a nurse and catering to the rich and powerful, james became the first stewart of the newly established exclusive washington club on la fayette park. based upon several newspaper accounts, his reputation grew substantially among washington elite. members of the club included jefferson davis, william cork ran, george rigs, george washington park, governor john floyd, seward and many others. the club was located in what had previously been known as the rogers planks on madison. this house ultimately became the civil war era residence of william seward and one of the victims of t

the republicans we have that are our heroes and our friends are tom cochran, the republican from mississippi. i met with him last year. he's been great for us on the arts, and susan collins from maine, long-time moderate republican and supporter of public funding for the arts. and tom coburn is the one we were going to mention today as being not as wonderful as we would like him to be on the issue of the arts. and i wanted to mention that we have a couple -- is this the one? we have a list. all oklahoma, yeah. in the state of oklahoma, we've got -- in march of 2001, the oklahoma visual arts coalition received a grant of $15,000. in march -- that was in march of 2001. in may of 2001, the theater of oklahoma in oklahoma city, all five of these are in oklahoma city by the way received -- i'm sorry, 2011 rather. oklahoma visual arts coalition was march of 2011 in may of 2011 was lyric theater of oklahoma, they got $45,000. the oklahoma council of the arts which is more of an umbrella organization of that community in june of 2011 got $773,000 from the national endowment of the arts in oklahoma.

senator cochran and i -- conrad and i talked about this yesterday, that somehow there seems to be a fungiblity of our crops under the crop insurance program that means it doesn't always work just right. and we need to avoid that. we don't need to present that opportunity. so i would just say to the chair that i appreciate the consideration that you've given us. you have had an open dialogue with us with respect to rice and to peanuts. and maybe as we go towards getting to the floor, we can still come up with something. because i think i know what the house is going to do. if they take a bill at all, it's going to be more in the direction of what we have proposed to the chair and the ranking member with respect to both peanuts and to rice. and with that being said, madam chair, i won't offer these amendments, but it is a serious issue where if we enacted the current proposal on both peanuts and rice, those two crops are going to take a huge hit in the years that we need to have a safety net. there just simply is no safety net for either one of them. thank you. >> well, thank you very much for t

catherine gallagher, the director of the cochran college for policy at george mason university where she is the associate professor of criminology and law in society. her research focuses on improving the intersection between health care and justice systems to better address the needs of at-risk populations and public health in larger communities. she also provides guidance to numerous federal agencies, holds a ph.d. from the university of maryland. then we'll hear from dr. georgia leap, at ucla, she has worked internationally in violence -- in violence post-war settings with major focus on gangs and youth violence. she serves as senior policy adviser on gangs and youth violence for the los angeles county sheriff, lee baka, a strong supporter of the youth promise act and works with california wellness foundation, the california endowment and the advancement project. she is author of a new book, jumped in, what gangs taught me about violence, drugs, love and redemption. and we have a copy of that book. then we'll hear from bobby kemper who is a former police officer in newport news, v

cochran the european caucus are down.watching and waiting to see what apple will do. half bear going to be released in quarterly earnings. now >> apple had a great run down 10% is not that much. all she some before generally worried about the second week of earnings. fees >>darya: and hassan memorial for the accident of of the bay area coast. five people are presumed dead in this boating accident. da lin has more. >>da: friends of the five sailors to to the bay to pay their respects. more than 100 boats formed a giant circle in the waters between angel island and tiburon. during the memorial, organizers fired off four shots into the air. one for each of the five people killed. a memorial lasted in our standing at about 8:00 p.m. on saturday night. it had a somber man. those who knew this the victims did not want to go on camera. >> it is nice, especially a day like today, they love to the water into the bay. it is a great place to have a memorial. >> the memorial ended with both a blessing their horns and one final time t

and along with senator cochran, we eliminated the step two program, we reformed the cotton marketing loan program and reduced the cotton counter cyclical program unilaterally and in good faith. we find ourselves significantly reforming the cotton safety net with the stacks program. the program in this bill is a significant departure from what is available to other covered commodities, and hopefully will resolve the wdo dispute with brazil once and for all. i hope now our brazilian friends will engage in a real and meaningful way to put this issue behind us. the farm bill in front of us attempts to shoe horn all producers into a one-size-fits-all policy. i do not believe this is equitable to my producers. producer choice is the better course to follow, and i regret the commodity title does not recognize this priority. let us remember that at the end of the day, the reason we are here is to represent the hard-working men and women who work the land each and every day to provide the highest-quality agriculture food and products in the world. i believe we have the opportunity to write a

cochran wrote cut arm when the >>jaqueline: into the afternoon, increase in car cover as the storm approachesand in fact granted to stop it. light rain into the north bay in the evening. if you high clouds streaming over had this afternoon and we have more to come. faugh the tail end of the system is across the coastline degree of it will be pushing towards the bay area tomorrow afternoon. cloud cover will increase in the north bay bill the senate in the south bay. temperatures of the south bay will be in the upper 60s and low 70's, says thing for portions of the inland valleys. low sixties in the north bay as well. here is a look at future task. by noon, the tail end of the system still bridge to the north. into the evening, that is what we have a chance of rain that will start around 9:00 a.m. in the north bay. into the overnight is when we will see a light rain. my four-o'clock, clear conditions and cooler tartrazine to wednesday. the chance of rain tomorrow evening mainly in the north bay. we will rebound into the weekend. warmer weather on tax and by sunday >>catherine: the rain has not

but the similar don't and there according to owner deborah cochrane george won't eat fish food only vegetables similar to hitler's own dietary choices and car princes georgia often has a fin raised upwards like hitler's infamous salute or whatever former world dictators are swimming around in the world's fishbowl. coming up after the break republican congressman allen west turned heads last week when he said members of congress were actually communists find out just how misguided his views are on communism the last one of the leaders of the days american communist party. down the field official altie out to keisha's joe i phone or i pod touch from the i choose ops to. watch our life on the go. video on demand parties my vote costs and all residence features for now in the palm of your. question on the call.

him look very similar to hammer with a similar result and of their reading to owner deborah cox cochrane george won't eat fish food will only eat vegetables similar to hitler's own dietary choices and car princes georgia often has a fin raised upwards like hitler's infamous salute whatever former world dictators are swimming around in the world's fishbowl. coming up after the break republican congressman allen west turned heads last week when he said members of congress were actually communists find out just how misguided his views are on communism the last one of the leaders of the days american communist party. down to be official. joint phone only called touch from the queues up still. life on the go. video on demand keys morning old calls and omissions feeds now in the palm of your. question on the call to calm. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada after. trying to hope for asians to rule the day. her.

on a similar project called a long in durance military intelligence vehicle so why might new in cochrane try to champion this project what just so happens is that you have a reputation for spending taxpayers' money with customs take a look. and we don't know as much as i think our commissioner co-creator and i have hard time after time corporal projects has been finished work is being called the king of earmarks the watchdog group says he pushed four hundred ninety million dollars of so-called pork barrel projects just this year the most in the country every senior senator appropriations chairman daniel in oyo has cost of firestorm and congress by proposing a one point one trillion dollars spending bill now includes billions controversal earmarks. some are over the two got a soft spot for ridiculous defense projects talking once champion a failed anti id laser gun and know he was a booster.

this report brought to you by the cochran firm. back over to you. >> thank you, christy. if you don't have weekend plans, you might want to take the children to the maryland zoo in baltimore. their annual easter egg event is fun for all and ron matz reports the really big star of the show is getting ready for all the excitement. >> reporter: flanders is a flemish giant rabbit. >> these rabbits can get into 20, 22-pound range. >> reporter: at first glance, you might think flanders is a dog. >> it's enormous. a 22-pound rabbit is something you don't see every day. >> reporter: flanders will be center stage this weekend at the maryland zoo's annual bunny bunbunanzoo. >> we have a easter egg hunt every day, the children can turn the eggs in for prizes which are mary sue candies. >> reporter: flanders is three years old. he came from a farm in pennsylvania. that's not the end of the story. >> well, these guys do need to have good hearing because in the wild they are prey animals, so he needs to hear everything going on around him so he has these huge ears. >> reporter: even th

this report is brought to you by the cochran firm. back over to you. >>> thank you christy. of the baseball season here in baltimore is upon us. preparations are underway for opening day on friday. if you're in the market for a new license plate, then you can support the home team. the orioles teamed up with the nba to create specially license plates featuring the new cartoon bird along with the randomly assigned four digit number. the cost is $50. plates featuring the numbers of adam jones and nick markakis will be auctioned to charity. >>> straight ahead on wj z's eyewitness news. the coverage of the tornadoes in texas continues. >> meteorologist bernadette woods is working on your forecast. we'll let you know if this nice weather is here to stay when we come back. [ female announcer ] allergy congestion? allegra-d d-congests, d-pressurizes so you can breathe. a fast, non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. allegra-d. d-fense against allergy congestion. ♪[ music ] >>> we want to update the breaks news. several large tornadoes hit the dallas, texas area. this

the traffic report brought to you by the cochran firm. call the cochran form at 1-800- the firm. the ate sigh woman is -- a city woman is in custody after stabbing her 8 mong old daughter. monique griego has the latest on this. >> reporter: good morning everyone. as police continue the investigation questions loom but how the mother got a knife through security. social services is where mothers visit children they had taken away from them. police say the woman was inside a room with her 8-month-old baby girl and social worker when she became angry and stacked the baby multiple times in the neck and head. and anyone entering the facility is supposed to show id, pass through a metal detectors and have bags searched but the suspect had a knife and no identification. we are told that infant is in stable condition at the hospital. don, back to you. >> thank you. and prince george's county five people dead in an objectionen hill home a hairied -- mayor yod couple and her sister and two renters were found by a family member. co levels were extraordinarily high inside the house and broke

his name is dean cochran. now, guys this is a real case. >> really? >> this is a real case. the guy is in prison in sioux city. does he have a lawsuit against the doctors that he says misled his mother? >> first, he is 28 years old. how did he just recently find out that -- >> because he has never been in a men's prison before. >> i question that. number two, his claim is lack of sexual prowess. he is in prison. those are my two problems. >> i have a lot more than two. i will be kind. i will be generous. what we do know is that he does not have an attorney to that allows me to believe that attorneys take cases that are meritorious and that they can prevail on. the fact that he doesn't speaks volumes as to the lack of merit for the case and the fact that it will be he dismissed. how does he know the distinction what it is to have activity with foreskin and without? case dismissed. goodbye. >> i will not say another word. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> go to twitter. take on these cases and tag me at judge jeanine. up next, is there a link between the lo

i didn't think i needed a johnny cochran or somebody to fight that case to win the case.se i had the cameras. >> reporter: but will a jury of ten white, one hispanic, one filipino-american and no blacks agree? nearly three months into the trial, a hushed courtroom anxiously awaits the verdict. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action find the defendant, stacy c. keown, not guilty. >> reporter: three of the accused officers are acquitted of all charges. but the jury is hopelessly deadlocked on one charge of excessive force against lawrence powell. a mistrial is declared on that charge. >> it's hard to be surprised when you felt that way the whole way. you're just hoping for the right decision. because, you know, i know i'm innocent. and that was the verdict. >> reporter: powell's attorney, michael stone, says in the end the unedited video worked against king and helped prove the officers' case. >> most of the -- of the nation only saw a few snippets where it's the most violent. they didn't see rodney king on the ground. they didn't see him get up and run at powell. >> r

this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm. or visit them online at cochranfirm.com for your free consultation. back to you. >>> a $3 quick pick makes a retired couple in illinois, mega millionaires. today, merl and patricia butler are introduced by the illinois lottery officials. they are taking the lump sum payment of $158 million, after taxes. merl explains what happened just after those winning numbers were drawn. >> i turned to my wife, who was right there with me. i said, we won. and she kind of looked at me funny. [ laughter ] and i said, no. we won. and then she started giggling. and she giggled for about four hours, i think, you know? >> still giggling there, for sure. the butlers are the only winners coming forward publicly. the kansas winner, of course the three local educators from right here in maryland, chose to remain anonymous. >> she's still laughing. laughing all the way to the bank. >>> still ahead at 4:00. security stripper? why

the traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. 1-800-the-firm, or visit cochran firm .com in the news, a three alarm fire that destroyed a plating company plant in the canton area. monique has the story. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. it did take firefighters several hours to get this fire under control and this morning they're still on the scene, putting out several hot spots. now, flames first shot into the sky last night around 8:30 when the fire broke out. it happened at a plating factory in the 1,000 block of baylis. heavy smoke forced dozens of folks to evacuate their homes. at one point 1500 homes lost power. all but 62 have been restored. no injuries have been reported. and flames did not spread to nearby homes. and because of this fire -- the cause of the fire is still under investigation this morning. >>> a local civil rights leader finds himself in jail over the weekend busted for marijuana. karl stone was arrested after police found a small amount of pot after him. the arrest comes days after ' s i had nouncement he is stepping down from his position at t

this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm.f you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm, or visit them online for your free consultation. back to you. >> thank you. >>> as comebacks go, it is off the charts. researchers are finding a population explosion of blue crabs in the bay. alex demetrick runs some very promising numbers. >> reporter: a bushel was steamed up as a prop. but what was really hot was the announcement that went with it. >> i am now glad to report that the population of the blue crab is now at a 19-year high. round of applause. >> reporter: according to this year's blue crab survey, 764 million spent the winter in the bay. and juveniles reached a record high of almost 600 million, triple last year's $207 million. >> having that many young crabs in the bay is just great news. because those are the crabs that are going to support the fishery later this summer and in the fall. >> reporter: every winter, maryland and virginia biologists dredge the bay's bottom, where crabs burrow in

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this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you or someone you know have suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm. or visit them online at cochranfirm.com for your free consultation. back to you. >> thank you very much, kristy. >>> singer katie -- katy perry creates a buzz online. she asked the 24-year-old midshipman to come on stage. and gave him a big kiss. actually, i think he kissed her. this is now getting special attention. >> it was sweet that she came and had this private concert and then made that guy's name. >> that not-so-private moment. >> that's exactly it. it was cute. >>> still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. sex, lies and campaign cash. the man who could have been president on trial, the key witness to take the stand against john edwards. >> brutal attack. caught on tape. why a mcdonald's customer goes after a manager. >>> you have seen police chases. but never one like this. wait until you see what happens. next. >>> cool tuesday afternoon. stick around for the thursday forecast. >>> it is par

this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm.f you or someone you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm, or visit them online at 1-800-the firm. >>> the maryland transportation authority says repairs are now being made to the westbound span. it is part of a nearly $4 million project to repair the concrete piers. traffic will only be minimally impacted. but the repairs are expected to take about a year. >>> and straight ahead at 4:00. it's no secret cigarettes are bad for you. why it's even worse if you smoke menthol cigarettes. >>> and you'll definitely need a jacket tonight. bob turk is updating your first warning forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we have new information about what happened inside the white house situation room, moments before the raid on osama bin laden's compound. secretary of state hillary clinton tells all today in a q&a session in annapolis. clinton says the atmosphere was so tense, nobody could breathe for 35 minutes. the white house said some communication with troops in pakistan

this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm.ne you know has suffered a personal injury, call 1-800-the firm, or visit them at cochranfirm.com. >>> dozens of people are out of a home after a famous new york city hotel, featured on the big screen, burst into flames. take a look. this is the building to believed to be used in the film "dirty dancing." luckily, nobody was hurt. the cause is under investigation. >>> police in australia are looking for two masked men, accused of robbing a club in broad daylight. the video shows the two men going in. one of the suspects goes behind a bar, threatening to kill a bartender. he complies, but the robber still attacks the customer before they make their getaway. >>> money to be made before the week on wall street. the dow is up, but the nasdaq loses ground. s&p is off 2. nasdaq is down 23 and below the 3,000 mark. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> disie rocketing gas -- skyrocketing gas prices didn't stop americans from hitting stores

republicans who are our heroes and friends, tom cochran, whom i met with last year, he has been greath us in the arts, as well as susan collins, from maine. tom coburn is the one we run going to mention today as being not as wonderful as we would like to be on the issue of the arts. and i wanted to mention that we have a couple of -- is this the one right here? we have a list -- it is all oklahoma. in the state of oklahoma, in march of 2001 the oklahoma visual arts coalition received a grant of $15,000. that was in march of 2001. may of 2001 in oklahoma city, all five of these grantees are in oklahoma city, but the way. 2011. the oklahoma visual arts coalition was march of 2011. in may was a different theater in oklahoma. the oklahoma council of the arts, which is more of an umbrella organization in the community, gave $773,000 for the national endowment for the arts in oklahoma. july 2011, the oklahoma visual arts again got $25,000. the oklahoma historical society in july got $20,000. i wanted to mention that we always find it -- not enjoyable, but necessary to point out to these fol

cochran temperatures tomorrow will be cold. in the low 50s close to the coastline. take a look at your snowbomb.com ski report. anywhere from 6-24 in. of snow in the sierra. the rain in the snow will linger one more day before conditions improve. temperatures warming into the upper 60s. the >>pam: during video of a teenager receive electric shocks and a clinic near boston and dramatic pictures of alleged arms dealers being arrested. kiberlee sakamoto is here with videos that will have the talking. >>kimberlee: for eight years the clinic near boston fought to keep this video from being shown that a judge has allowed it to be aired in court. memo he conceded teenager jerking around as those of electrical currents run through its findings. he was allegedly shot as much as 31 times in one day. his mother is now suing the clinic. the doctors at the center said this was a legitimate treatment for aggressive behavior. his mother calls it torture. check out this dramatic video of suspected arms dealers in russia being arrested, dragged out of their cars. they allegedly trie

. >> before they get started, firefighter mike cochran climbs inside the concrete cone to make sure whateverup with won't cause the victim more harm. >> i remember the first thing that i thought when i got in there was like, how in the world did this person get in here? >> her name, she tells cockrell, is wendy. with a few details she provides, rescuers piece together the puzzle. >> we believe she was ejected out of the car and she came straight out of the top. >> out of the top and directly under a concrete pipe used to build sewers and left on the side of the road overnight. it is with almost impeccable timing that the impact of the crash tips up the concrete pipe and wendy slides underneath. the pipe flops back down on top of her pinning her arms and legs in ground soft enough from overnight rain to cushion the impact. it is hard to believe, but she's alive and needs help desperately. >> it looked bad. everything led to serious injuries, everything you can see. >> wendy is wrecked with pain. she has bad gashes on her face and head and cockrell has another concern. >> she was real cold. bo

the 9-year-old boy's own words says his uncle and legal guardian patrick cochran. >> absolutely.rd of that himself. that is exactly how he feels. >> reporter: and you believe what he wrote? >> absolutely. >> reporter: wasn't writing it for effect? >> not at all. >> reporter: the rest of what he wrote, i did not mean for anyone to get hurt. i wish you were out of the hospital playing basketball and going back to school. i wish everyone was okay. i made a bad choice. for amina's parents her father an ish war vet it had been a terrible vigil as she fought through the devastation of a bullet that shattered her elbow and tore through her body requiring the replacement of her entire blood supply. sheench the boy pled guilty in juvenile court admitting that he dropped his book bag where he had hidden the gun and it went off. he said he'd taken it during a visit to his mother's house. she is an ex-con and along with her boyfriend has now been charged with assault and firearms charges because of the school shooting. they both pled not guilty. along with counseling and a year's probation w