dr. rebecca cats of san francisco animal care and control, cat adoptions have gone up by 652 since the relationship between acc and pets unlimited began in august of 2011. i have a second reason for supporting pet food express, one that i don't think has been raised, and that is earthquake preparedness, as the neighborhood emergency response team coordinator nert for glen park, i worry about earthquake preparedness for the people and the animals, and as most people know, the marina district is at high risk and i worry about the animals. thank you very much. >> hello, i'm here to present a letter in support of pet food express on behalf of the co-president of the president of the sfpga, so, this is from jason, dear commission, i am writing to express the san francisco spca's support for a new pet food express store in the lombard district, as you may know, canted are surrendered to san francisco..[reading].. on market and debose will help raise cats, both of which will help animal ins our city. pet food express has been an important and generous supporters donating money, food, toys and other goods,

dr. rebecca sterns thanks very much for being with us and giving us that incite. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up here, they are pick up where the u.s. forces left off. afghanistan most elite special forces unit, an exclusive look more news. ♪ there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. >>> and now a snapshot of stories making headlines on "america tonight." no thanks to the lunch money. schools are turning down federal funds for healthy lunches. kids just didn't like the food. $11 billion in food aide was able, but the cafeteria said it wasn't enough to make up for those dumped lunches. >>> a fresh start for sandy hook elementary students. newtown will vote soon on demolishing and rebuilding at the site of the december massacre. >>> following up on that enormous wildfire in california. crews have it 20% contained but the wildfire has consumed an area larger than chicago. it is still quite close to the reservoir which supplies waters to people in the san francisco bay area. >>> al jazeera is the first team to gain contact with the afghan special forces. nex

dr. rebecca bailee, let me start with you.ifferent case than jaycee dugard and parallels how these young women recover from an ordeal like this. are you surprised as i am for the wrong reasons but surprised that hanna anderson within 36, 48 hours of this terrible ordeal and discovering that her mother and son have been brutally murdered by this man went online for a whole day engaging in pretty frank and open discussion with random strangers today? a big fundraiser. it seems to me slightly odd behavior and perhaps not in her best interest? what do you think? >> i'm not surprised at all. i think that different people process things differently, and this is her way of owning her story and somewhat taking control of the story. do i have concerns about the possible things being taken out of context and blown up that she may not have intended to? i do. but at the same time there is a way that she's announcing this is not my shame. it is his shame. and i think that's really important. she sounds like a bunch of 16-year-olds that i'v

dr. king's dream today. rebecca: whe renewal notice. by about $110 a month. roll the dice.e act was passed, company to go down by about $60 a month. little guy rebecca: the law works. >>> the news cycle begins in washington where outgoing homeland security secretary janet napolitano delivered her farewell address. she's served the agency for four and a half years. she's leaving her post to become the next president of the university of california system. >> if there's one takeaway, one object, lesson, and core operating principal i've learned and embraced as secretary, it's this. in a world of evolving threats, the key to our success is the ability to be flexible and agile. being flexible and agile means acknowledging that we na not be able to stop all threats all the time, but we can and must be prepared to address them quickly when they happen. minimize their consequences, draw pragmatic lessons, and emerge stronger and better. >> president obama has not yet nominated anyone to take over as the head of homeland security. >>> now to connecticut where students of sandy hoom

rebecca woodland and and dr. brian russell. take us through what transpired here.his could have been a death penalty case because prosecutors say he caused miscarriage of babies by punching these women after he had impregnated them. why did prosecutors decide to take the death penalty off the table? >> that is really good question, jon. the in ohio a any. >> in ohio any feet tall death is a death penalty material. he was up and would have most likely been convicted of the death penalty in ohio with the extreme of these circumstances. there was a plea put on the table. we'll take the death penalty off but you plead guilty to every single count of kidnapping abuse, everything. which he did to, i guess to save his life but as you said prior, you know, his life in prison, his expectancy isn't too long there, jon. but the reality is, what happened was the prosecutor said, we want to be sure, nothing goes wrong and this man rots in prison as he will now. so he accepted the deal because he was afraid, the opposite side of a plea deal, if you don't take it, death penalty,

dr. collins says there's an important clash between the needs of science and your own rights to your own body. this is a new concern, and rebeccamous book on this says we have to have our souls and ourselves, and that may lead us to say we need control. martha: important discussion to have. very interesting story there. thank you so much, doctor. gregg: new concerns for a top democratic prospect in the 2016 presidential race as hillary clinton gets what is likely some unwelcome attention in the past couple of weeks. we're going to look at who is seizing the opportunity to test the waters to try and take her out. [ male announcer ] america's favorite endless shrimp is back! people wait for this promotion all year long. and now there are endless ways to love it... from crispy to spicy to savory. [ man ] you cannot make a bad choice. [ male announcer ] red lobster's endless shrimp! as ch as you like, y way you like! you can have your shrimp. and you can eat it, too. [ male announcer ] try our new soy wasabi grilled shrimp or classic garlic shmp scampi. all just $15.99 for a limited time. it's gonna be a hit this year. [ male annou

rebecca. we will turn out to joe thompson, dr. joe thompson has the title surgeon general for the state of arkansas, which iss a pretty impressive but it belies even at that it's very wide-ranging portfolio of responsibility in academics, in clinical were, in public policy. .. joe? >> thank you. i appreciate being here. we look forward to question and answers. to give a little bit of ab environmental perspective. arkansas is a little bit more politically diversified than maryland. [laughter] we have a republican house, a republican senate, and democratic governor. i have served as the cabinet-level adviser to the governor and former governor. we're in the middle of really a four or five year system transformation that predate the affordable care act. we started with the work force strategic planning process. we lost a multipayer public information. and along came the fract -- affordable care act which i described as disruptive. what's what you do with it. the brand of the arkansas health connector originally we were not going part