dr. d ripped them off. he offers counseling and safe place to stay but some clients say they got evicted because dr. d took their money and then didn't pay the landlord. in just 3 minutes the i-team dan digs into his past n.stronger to the law or in fact to us. >> dramatic scene tonight in oakland. sky 7 hd shows that dozens of officers guns drawn searching for an armed burglary suspect accused of trying to run down a police officer. chp plane track cart to the diamond district. officers searched around the area for more than an hour. they still haven't found that man. >> neighbors in west san jose are on high alert tonight. after a man followed a 13-year-old girl to her home went inside with her and attempted to rape her. l janet is live in the neighborhood with the effort police have been make to go catch this suspect. janet? >>reporter: certainly an increase police presence out here in the neighborhood tonight. investigators say they have received tons of tips now following up on on top

dr. dd them off. he offers counseling and safe place to stay but some clients say they got evicted because dr. d took their money and then didn't pay the landlord. in just 3 minutes the i-team dan digs into his past n.stronger to the law or in fact to us. >> dramatic scene tonight in oakland. sky 7 hd shows that dozens of officers guns drawn searching for an armed burglary suspect accused of trying to run down a police officer. chp plane track cart to the diamond district. officers searched around the area for more than an hour. they still haven't found that man. >> neighbors in west san jose are on high alert tonight. after a man followed a 13-year-old girl to her home went inside with her and attempted to rape her. l janet is live in the neighborhood with the effort police have been make to go catch this suspect. janet? >>reporter: certainly an increase police presence out here in the neighborhood tonight. investigators say they have received tons of tips now following up on on top of pul

dr. d ripped them off. he offers counseling and safe place to stay but some clients say they got evicted because dr. d took their money and then didn't pay the landlord. in just 3 minutes the i-team dan digs into his past n.stronger to the law or in fact to us. >> dramatic scene tonight in oakland. sky 7 hd shows that dozens of officers guns drawn searching for an armed burglary suspect accused of trying to run down a police officer. chp plane track cart to the diamond district. officers searched around the area for more than an hour. they still haven't found that man. >> neighbors in west san jose are on high alert tonight. after a man followed a 13-year-old girl to her home went inside with her and attempted to rape her. l janet is live in the neighborhood with the effort police have been make to go catch this suspect. janet? >>reporter: certainly an increase police presence out here in the neighborhood tonight. investigators say they have received tons of tips now following up on on top

>> it was. >> you advertised as dr. dncy. aren't you misleading people and calling yourself a doctor? >> not at all. >> he has a criminal history. he went to jail after buying strippers for himself. and coning investors in a scam seen in 2002 of the. >> i pleaded with them. i said this is my life savings. it didn't matter to him. >> he blames the crimes on his bi-polar disorder. >> this criminal record are a result of the mental episodes you have? >> yes, sir. >> he says he is better now. after our interview he said any publicity is good to just spell his name right. quite a flip attitude as his former clients try to piece their lives together even if it means living in their cars for awhile. >> it is one more challenge in my path and one more way for me to get stronger. that's what challenges do. >> for the i-team abc7 news. >> one more check of the forecast. before you go to sleep and get ready for the excitement of another workweek -- >> give us good news. >> we are going to see a lot of sunshine. with that will come c

they answered a craig's list ad for dr. d. his brochures is your life in the toilet? dr. lp you go from bitter to better. >> he seemed very happy and relaxed. saying yes. what is not to be happy about? >> she wanted a stable place to live and a stable environment. she paid rent of a thousand dollars, and moved into this house on alden avenue. >> i found out an eviction notice had been posted before i moved in. >> he knew? >> yes. >> he took your money knowing? >> yes. >> that an eviction was underway? >> yes. >> that is not true. >> he agreed to answer my question. >> that was her last money she had. as a result, she is on the streets because of you. >> that is not true. >> how do you feel? >> it's not true. >> but that is the same story we heard again and again from his former clients. >> he has no soul. no nothing. this is about money. >> diana owns the house she tells me when he stopped paying rent he had no choice but to evict tenants. . >> i went to rehab a long time ago. to have this happen to them? when they're trying to maintain a clean and sober life is horrible.

they answered a craig's list ad for dr. d. his brochures is your life in the toilet? dr. help you go from bitter to better. >> he seemed very happy and relaxed. saying yes. what is not to be happy about? >> she wanted a stable place to live and a stable environment. she paid rent of a thousand dollars, and moved into this house on alden avenue. >> i found out an eviction notice had been posted before i moved in. >> he knew? >> yes. >> he took your money knowing? >> yes. >> that an eviction was underway? >> yes. >> that is not true. >> he agreed to answer my question. >> that was her last money she had. as a result, she is on the streets because of you. >> that is not true. >> how do you feel? >> it's not true. >> but that is the same story we heard again and again from his former clients. >> he has no soul. no nothing. this is about money. >> diana owns the house she tells me when he stopped paying rent he had no choice but to evict tenants. . >> i went to rehab a long time ago. to have this happen to them? when they're trying to maintain a clean and sober life is horrible

. >>> a sonoma county that calls himself dr. daccused of taking advantage of patients he's supposed to help. >> dr. d offers counselling. others were evicted because he took their money but didn't pay the landlord. >> he has no soul. >> you counsel people to give them therapy. aren't you misleading people? calling yourself a doctor? >> no. no. not at all. >> he's been on abc7 news before including grand theft auto. i'll explain tonight at 11:00. >> a reminder the san mateo bridge will be closed from tomorrow night until monday morning at 5:00. >> and this weekend on bart there will be no service between fruit veil and coliseum station. you can suspect clong delays. >> still ahead a message on this church marquis that made it a target for vandals. >>> a farm corporation planting thousands of acres of almonds wells are running dry. >> female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. save up to $300 on the cooling co

. >>> a sonoma county that calls himself dr. dsed of taking advantage of patients he's supposed to help. >> dr. d offers counselling. others were evicted because he took their money but didn't pay the landlord. >> he has no soul. >> you counsel people to give them therapy. aren't you misleading people? calling yourself a doctor? >> no. no. not at all. >> he's been on abc7 news before including grand theft auto. i'll explain tonight at 11:00. >> a reminder the san mateo bridge will be closed from tomorrow night until monday morning at 5:00. >> and this weekend on bart there will be no service between fruit veil and coliseum station. you can suspect clong delays. >> still ahead a message on this church marquis that made it a target for vandals. >>> a farm corporation planting thousands of acres of almonds wells are running dry. >> >>> vandals scrawled their message on a sign now, the church is turning the other cheek and members left a message of their own for all to see. at mill valley, tim smith will have no shortage of words for

but people say the man who calls himself dr. d ripped him off.hose stirs and more coming up at 11:00. over on channel all right larry here with sports. >> warriors to talk about and baseball season. >> nice shiney ring too. giants open a 4 game series with the marlins tonight. return fan favorite michael morse who picked up his jewelry at the ballpark. morse received world series ring tonight. look at that thing. a lot of blipping right there. the giants fans happy to see him but not happy he went 2 for 4 with a couple single in the game. they lit up hudson. top of the sec. if o for 10 on the year before that at bat. 2 for 3 in the game. 2 zip mary lips 3 in the game. 2 zip mary lips. gave up a career high 17 hits t.in 6 and 2 third. if marsell. 2 run shot on the seventh. hudson became the first giants pitcher 15 hits in the game since gaylord perry in 1968. the wow! marlins win 7 1968. the wow! marlins win 7-2. a's closing out the series with a twins. pancho weather in the 20 cities. draw tracking rain over in minneapolis weighs speak. up 2 noth

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for dr. d successor to my great partner in the work, dr. jonathan mann when we lost in the swiss aircraft with his wife. he told us the need to have a multilateral and bilateral program. i between just put before you guys pepfar started with bilateral routes and because of the old bilateral roots it doesn't really work massively enough in mexico. a country we should be concerned about. with the disease state i think that shows the advantage of the global fund to make sure they're working. all countries of great concern. we say -- i went to school in mexico. remember so far from the god and so near to the united states. we have a long time historic problem of mexico taking direct foreign aid and i would say for mark, it's very important we have the flexibility. the thing that dr. mann said he said, you've got to start a bilateral program. don't work with w.h.o. africa because the team is too corrupt. i would say that deborah, you represent the u.s. government accountable to congress and to gao effective delivery. i would say to this committe

questioning dr. d esalvo, in 1980i had the big idea all eighth-graders would become computer literate. i met with the jobs and bought enough mac computers to put in all the middle schools. it was a great idea. good. forgot something. forgot teacher training. so nobody really knew how to do it. i did not think it all the way through to the end. we have something of the same problem with our electronic health care records system. we spent 28 billion dollars, a great id, holds great progress but it is not working the way it is supposed to. the current standards for meaningful use are not clear. upgrades are expensive. systems do not work well enough to share the data. we hear it is expensive to share the data because of the relationships between vendors and doctors. some of the doctors call this data blocking. you just released a report on data blocking describing these concerns. senator murray and i have set up a group working on is because of the large amount of interest in our committee on the subject.

sincroy. >> i would with the d hr, however, recently within the last year or two dr h has assisted a couple of commissions and other departments with their executive recruitment and all of those have been an external executive recruitment. >> commissioner hur for your patience that job the executive director job a a lighting rode and the friends of ethics loor bush have been here often with input and many members of the public what can we do to i mean certainly we you know we can't involve everyone but make the progress inclusive to make sure we have confident we have someone that last a good amount of community experience. >> i'm not a you recruitment manager of our depending on the level of i guess the executive recruit can form the services a partial recruitment that is a little bit less of an active recruitment and so they do revolver of the extraordinarily outreach with the databases they have a network of candidates they reach out naigs but first and foremost that recruitment will work with the commission and work with the ad hoc smaller committee that recruiter works with dire

now, more good news, a brand new study suggests a daily vitamin d pill may help some people lose weight. dr with us. vitamin d, you get from the sun, right? >> absolutely. >> why the shortage in some people? >> well that's what's interesting, 90% does come from exposure to the sun, but in some people those lo live in the northern hemispheres, we had a very long very harsh winter and there's a number of elderly people that have difficulty converting into vitamin d from the sun, and people who have darker skin tones, it's a pigment that can prevent the light necessary for the conversion. >> now comes the italian study which finds that vitamin d may help people lose weight. >> they call it a miracle drug i caution to say that it might be a miracle drug they looked at 400 people and they split them up into groups. put them on a low calorie diet and gave them supplements. people that did receive the supplements lost more weight after six months. >> this doesn't mean you should run out and, you know, buy a bottle of vitamin d and your pounds will melt away. >> absolutely. >> it is manager to ask.

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the letter and i guess whoever was representing b d ii assume someone - i guess the it is part of accessories office or the intruders office. >> the b dr is the opposing party. >> or the treasurers office b dr is part of treasurers office. >> okay thank you. i think i understand so given that it is not clear to me our task is to adjudicate the statute of limitations there are other decision points ahead of that we should address. >> any other commissioners have any comments? as i understand the answers you got from the city attorney what happened then with a forfeiture letter it remains outstanding it goes to b dr and it becomes a bad debt they'll seek to collect if the commission plays no further rule other than we didn't wave the letter so our option it seems are either to wave the letter or to pass it on to b dr and have b dr attempt to collect the if that from supervisor farrell to respond to that that basically is what we're talking about here? >> more or less i think that b dr you know could seek advise from the city attorney's office regarding you know the proper actions to take and we know the city attorney's office to declined

dr. marjorie, the director of senator for -- eldercare at my university, the university of missouri. the center has created a living advisement. the doctor and her team have found a way to use radar and 3-d sensors are i look forward to learning more about this and other things from dr. skubic:'s testimony. we also want to make sure we are looking out for their safety. i know privacy techniques, such as using only silhouettes on video monitors that could help ease privacy concerns of older adults, the challenge for those who develop these technologies is to find ways to maximize safety with minimal invasion of privacy. thank you to chairman collins and witnesses for taken the time to be here today and i look forward to listening and learning from your testimony. >> thank you very much for that excellent statement to want to note we have been joined by senator purdue, senator kaine and i am very pleased you could join us this afternoon. we will now turn to our panel. we will first hear from lori, a tech industry founder of technology watch. i understand she also has the will is just the wisdom to have a summer home in the state of maine. i have already introduced dr. carol kam, the vice p

would they lower their price after recouping their r&d dollars, a chief executive at gilead said that powell be highly unlikely. gerri: thank you drmy favorite topics, food. activists are calling for the government to play a larger role in re-- meat. peter barnes is joining us. >> that is right here at is a -- sakowski's meat market, a group has gotten together to lobby the government to include less meat in the official government dietary guidelines, not just for health reasons but also for the environmental reasons. saying it is better to grow crops on farmland than it is livestock. they have launched a campaign, my plate-my planet, they argue quote that the science is clear, eating less meet and more plant is better for our health, the meat industry has launched a campaign called, hands off our hot dogs. which argues, the the confirms that -- the customers who come here, they come here to buy meat, they agree. >> probably have a steak once a week i eat more chicken and pork. and environmental effect is not the best but i don't see the harm in it as long as you stay healthy and exercise, eat vegetables when you can. >> reporter:

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dr. diebold just talked about is how that is integrate d at the site of the state department. the u.s. government has ambassadors in each of these countries. being able to get him data that takes the quality of the work at the site the cost of delivering those services and integrates them in a three-way analysis and then compares the other sites and partners. you can clearly then see what sites are out of range. what sites are out of range because they are doing more work with less dollars and high quality and which sites are out of range because it's costing more for a low quality product. then we send people in to actually go to the sites and define each of those issue. and then the ambassador takes it forward. we're doing this in partnership with the global fund starting with countries where we share impact in 40 countries. and that same system can be taken into countries where the u.s. government is providing still a third of the dollars through the global fund where there may not be a program. >> you were a little optimistic on your ability to work with local governments. that's n

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d to support strong bones. ensure. take life in. ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered" the 2016 gop field expanding as three new candidates entered into this week. drn carson tipped his hand sunday with formnal announcement and former hbc ceo, carly fiorina. they joined marco rubio who already declared. mike huckabee is expected to launch his second bid for president tomorrow. consider him the most formidable candidate of trio. many announced that they will run, including former florida governor jeb bush and dozen others are known to be considering a campaign. look who is in there? one very fame must mustache happens to be sitting right over here. ambassador john bolton, is there anything you like to share with us today? >> not today. >> not today? >> maybe a different time. i think it's a very good thing new candidates get into the republican race. competition is a good thing. it will be a good thing for the party. i want to make sure all of them recognize that the president's most important responsibility, the president's first job is protecting the country. a lot of other serious issues but to me that is where we're most at risk and what we need

d source is the sun, the best source. >> great information as we kickoff the unofficial start of summer this memorial day weekend. dr. the drought is showing no signs of letting up. on friday farmers agreed to cut back on further user. it is taking a toll on homeowners as well leaving some to find some creative ways to keep grass green. here is nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: drought shaming is in these days. those getting the brunt of the attention. celebrities. estates of jennifer lopez and kim kardashian on public display in aerial photographs in "the new york post." most california residents will do almost anything to keep their grass green. they are finding innovative ways. tom gabor hates the ground spots. >> why have a lawn if it is not green? >> reporter: he has hired the company to spray paint his grass green. when she started her business lawn paint pros several years ago, she did one or two jobs a week. now with california mired in the fourth straight year of drought, she does three or four a day. >> business is booming. green is my favorite color in more ways than one. >> reporter: other folks are turn

dr. joy signs found the microbes are long done eating. what is left is going to be the forever because the bottom of the ocean is cold and dark refrigerator, drally preserving environment, so that most toxic heart of the oil is now -- part of the oil is now permit a feature of the gulf of mexico. amy: talk about the story you are breaking an harpers about where bp is planning to drill. >> this isn't bp -- i guess that is one good piece of news. while we were down there, in the midst of nothing, we saw these two horizontal tracks running along the ground. clearly, man-made. we followed them for a while to figure out what they are. we figured they must be seismic cables that are used to determine how much oil is in the ground. once i got back to shore, i spent much of the last year investigating what these cables meant will stop what i uncovered was that the department of interior and very quietly without anyone knowing no press attention or public attention, broken up bps lead so bp now only owns the wreckage, the area of the wreckage. and all the rest was sold to another company llog louisiana-bad company,ctive inhe gf of mexico, and it was

d, the best source is sun. the only way to get it is some sun exposure. >> great information. dr. natalie azar thanks so much.. >>> a desperate situation in california is getting more dire as the drought shows no signs of letting up. on friday farmers agreed to cut back on their water usage to avoid further loss in the drought. it is taking a toll on homeowners leaving some to find rather creative ways to keep their grass green. here's nbc's hali jackson. >> reporter: drought shaming is in these days. those getting the brunt of the attention, celebrities. the emerald green estates of jennifer lopez and kim kardashian all on very public display. most california residents, celebrities or not, will do almost anything to keep their grass green, even in the desert. and they're finding innovative ways to do it. >> give me that ball. >> tom gabor hates the brown spots in his backyard. >> why have a lawn if it's not green. >> so he's hired carry mccoy's company to spray paint his grass green. when she started her business lawn paint pros several years ago, she did one or two jobs a week. now with california mired in

dr. derrick griffith, an academic from new york. only the two most damaged rail lines still remain at the accident site and they were being laser scanned in order to make a 3-d image. amtrak officials now have full control over the accident scene. it was turned over to them from the ntsb. they say that they hope to get service up and running sometime in the early part of next week. reporting live from philadelphia karen travers abc 7 news. >> karen, thank you. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 tom brady fighting back. the move from the patriots quarterback in response to the nfl's four-game suspension. >>> think you can't ride to work in your work clothes? think again. we met people today who did it. they say you can do it too. you'll hear from them, coming up next. >>> and new at 4:30, the safety measures caltrain is taking here in the bay area to prevent an amtrak disaster like that one in philadelphia. >> at 4:11, a live look at the afternoon commute. this is 101 in san jose. southbound is really backed up as it always is and even slower this afternoon because of the rain. roads are slick, so i guess this would be your proverbial traffic >>> patriots

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