dr. decker. she started this program seeing a lot of injury recidivism. she ended up hiring three case managers who go to bed side and help these individuals. we tend to believe that -- referred to anything we can, whenever they need. it is substance abuse, metal health. typically what we're trying to do now is instead of letting these guys and ladies go, we enrolled them back into the empowerment center. they can foster change within their communities. we hope giving them opportunities to me with city's supervisors, going to city college, uc berkeley, a handful of other events will help them move in the right direction. it has been successful so far. we're starting our next round in the next month. supervisor kim: it is important for us to connect people that have been victims of violent injury to give them that type of support they need. it is part of the healing process. i appreciated that. if there are no further questions

show the yard who's boss, with this cordless black and decker trimmer, just $84.97. >>> at first glance drpitz's morning routine looks fairly typical. he's picked up his dry cleaning and stopped off for a take out breakfast. but what follows next would leave most people cold. he's about to perform an autopsy on ann palmeteer, a 42-year-old caucasian woman found dead and decomposing in her home. >> 42-year-old female found in bed. this is a psychiatric disorder, schizophrenia. hadn't been seen by her family for five days. >> during the course of the investigation, it was found that she had a fairly extensive psychiatric history and generally a psychiatric history is associated with taking a variety of psychiatric medications and in my experience that's always a concern is that the medications are being taken appropriately. >> she may have some heart disease. she could have an enlarged heart. certainly that's common in people who are obese. >> excessive body weight puts additional strain on the heart. which over time can cause it to become enlarged. this is known as cardiomegaly. once the he