my name is deborah bill. i've been there for 30 years. we've seen kids, parents there. then we've seen their kids come through. our biggest concern in juvenile hall, and i think i speak on behalf of a lot of my colleagues, that we're not saying it's not unhealthy to lock kids up, it is unhealthy and that has been proven over and over. but this city has also failed our black and brown kids. for years and years. nobody has done anything about the police riding in our neighborhoods. i grew up in san francisco. i'm going to get off the thing for a minute, but i grew up in san francisco, but i grew up at a time when america cared about their kids. i grew up at a time when teenagers had somewhere to go. i grew up at a time where we had the beach to go to. we had recreation dinners to go to. we had after-school programs to go to. i don't have that anymore for our kids. all these community-based programs are coming along saying we have what it takes and you guys are talking about closing us down and sending our black and brown kids to these community-based programs when, who is

billing can understand it. $100,000 a day. that's just off the charts, said deborahfrom stanford law school. the law firm sells itself as a multitasking law firm and includes in its list of skills crisis management and now the nra's law firm's outrageous billing has delivered a new crisis to the nra which no one can manage. the new york state attorney general is investigating all of this for violations of new york state's laws and regulations governing non-profit groups like the nra. wayne lapierre's lavish personal spending has not been limited to clothes. he also spent a couple hundred thousand dollars on air travel and a very peculiar expense for an apartment in fairfax, virginia, for a summer intern. wayne lapierre spent well over $4,000 per month, per month, for an apartment for a young woman who was a summer intern for a total summer rent of $13,804.84, all paid for with nra dues and that is a very, very expensive apartment for fairfax, virginia. wayne lapierre and the nra's crisis management law firm have not offered one word of explanation about that apartmen

deborah villalon, ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> critiques representing california police chiefs and officers are dropping their opposition to a bill in the state legislature that would change the definition of deadly force. it would allow police to use legal force only if necessary, a change from the current standard of reasonable. the bill was revised to say that officers would not lose their right to self-defense if they use objectively reasonable force. >>> there are unalarming new numbers about the number of people in alameda county that experienced the trauma of losing an infant. >> county health officials say infant mortality among african- americans is more than double the state average. ktvu's alex savage explains some of the factors. >> reporter: a moment to comfort her baby boy even though she was the one needing comforting. she was about to share the traumatic loss of her baby girl publicly for the first time. >> she was drinking her bottle and i heard her through the phone, i said take her immediately to the hospital in oakland. >> reporter: her journey to motherhood was never easy. jennifer and her husband had one son