flanagan. >> thank you, very much. supervisors we're incredibly fortunate to have a board of supervisors 3 actually have started to address this problem this is a problem that's been around inform many, many years and ironicly the friends of the urban forestry is captured in the document we were starting 33 years ago because the board of supervisors cut the budget for the planting of street trees a bunch of concerned citizens said that shouldn't happen i want to increase score what supervisor wiener said the money for planting trees is easy sexy and happens but the money for the care and maintenance of trees has horrifying in the city come hard to come by it's hard to compete in the budget process so three years ago when we were informed by the department of public works that the relinquishment program was going to be started we identified the fact this is exactly the worst thing we could be doing as a city the city should be taking back all the responsibility for the street trees that's the best practice not only in c

kerkorian, i usually drop the flanagan, it's kind of formal for casual speak issing here. as you know, lynne is a coastal city, about 10 miles north of boston. we have a population of about 90,000 people, making us the ninth largest city in massachusetts. but we have the fifth largest school system. we have seen a great increase in our school system over the past couple of years. and in the fall of 2012, my school superintendent came to me and said, i have been noticing a large number of unaccompanied minors, unaccompanied children coming in from guatemala, and they're all coming, she thought it was a city, it turns out it was a province, they're all coming from san marcos, so i don't understand how all of these people from san marcos are making their way up to lynne. so we look at the numbers, from september 10, through june 2010 -- from september 11, through june of 2012, we had 26 out of country admissions from guatemala into the school system. now from september 12 to september 2013, the period at which the superintendent noticed this, we had 84 new admissions from out

i'm dan flanagan i am wearing two hats the head of urban forest and the executive director of friends of uttering 6 years i started as the director of the urban forest i participated in a meeting with the planning department putting together an uttering in 2008, it was that effort was cancelled because of budget cuts 7 dialysis san francisco woke up to a morning with a quarter inch of rain and 57 tree failures one person ended up in the hospital i believe and so do others 12 years of budget cuts has resulted in the fact we now have a huge deferred maintenance in san francisco so those two issues summarize the history of san francisco urban forest it's delay and also budget cuts so i'm strongly you're going you as the head of the urban forest chronicle u would you be able to approve that plan there there's been an enormous amount of care we've glutton a long public process and had public comment and included a couple public comments so i think that san francisco owes really deserves urban forest plan there's no one this this room that times more trees in san francisco than myself and m

flanagan. >> thank you, very much. supervisors we're incredibly fortunate to have a board of supervisors 3 actually have started to address this problem this is a problem that's been around inform many, many years and ironicly the friends of the urban forestry is captured in the document we were starting 33 years ago because the board of supervisors cut the budget for the planting of street trees a bunch of concerned citizens said that shouldn't happen i want to increase score what supervisor wiener said the money

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detectives chris flanagan and derek green brought crew into the vermont police station to talk. >> takend walk us through it. i know you can do it. >> finally, crew begins to break. he tells detectives, as the couple drove home after court, they argued. crew parked the jeep in a parking lot. andrea threatened to call 911. >> she did start to call 911. i took the phone. i grabbed her out of her chair.

. >> but that cover-up lasted just two days until detectives chris flanagan and eric dean coaxed the confession out of crew of the he will be sentenced for his wife's murder on january 9th. >> thank you, julie. >>> new information about a woman from michigan who was arrested with a gun outside the white house last night. her name is april dubois. she is 23 years old. she was busted during a rally on immigration as the president spoke about executive actions. a plain-clothes officer spotted her carrying a handgun in a holster. they also found several rounds of ammunition in a jacket pocket. in court today, dubois got down on her knees and pleaded to be released. a judge instead decided to hold her until a hearing on monday. >>> meanwhile, the man from iowa who was arrested a day earlier has struck a plea deal. his name is rj caphydrogen bomb. he's expected to plead guilty to at least one misdemeanor when he is back in court on monday. a loaded rifle, 37 rounds of ammunition and a knife were found in his car on wednesday afternoon near the white house. court documents say he approached

kerkorian, i usually drop the flanagan, it's kind of formal for casual speak issing here. as you know, lynne is a coastal city, about 10 miles north of boston. we have a population of about 90,000 people, making us the ninth largest city in massachusetts. but we have the fifth largest school system. we have seen a great increase in our school system over the past couple of years. and in the fall of 2012, my school superintendent came to me and said, i have been noticing a large number of unaccompanied minors, unaccompanied children coming in from guatemala, and they're all coming, she thought it was a city, it turns out it was a province, they're all coming from san marcos, so i don't understand how all of these people from san marcos are making their way up to lynne. so we look at the numbers, from september 10, through june 2010 -- from september 11, through june of 2012, we had 26 out of country admissions from guatemala into the school system. now from september 12 to september 2013, the period at which the superintendent noticed this, we had 84 new admissions from out

dan flanagan with friends of the urban forest says there is an issue in general, though, with adequate funding and care. >> they can only afford to go out and inspect or prune a tree every 12 years. and it should be on a three to five-year cycle. >> right now it's about 10 to 12 years on our regular inspection schedule. depending on the variety of tree, the age of the tree, the location, inspections could be every one to two years, every four to five years. but we know we're not inspecting the trees on a regular basis as much as we should be, as much as we would like to be. and that's really a resource issue. >> reporter: and they tell us these ficus trees were planted about 40 to 50 years ago. i also wanted to mention supervisor scott wiener has been working on this issue, he says trying to come up with a long-term funding solution for care and maintenance of city trees. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. not just san francisco, rain and winds whipping through the entire bay area. quick and powerful, and in this drought, as you

detectives chris flanagan and derek green brought crew into the vermont police station to talk. >> take a deep breath and walk us through it. i know you can do it. >> finally, crew begins to break. he tells detectives, as the couple drove home after court, they argued. crew parked the jeep in a parking lot. andrea threatened to call 911. >> she did start to call 911. i took the phone. i grabbed her out of her chair. she only weighs 112 pounds. i strangled her in the back seat. >> what did he say to andrea, ask detectives. >> first thing i said, i said goodbye. i knew once i went down that path i couldn't go back. help me, she said. please, caleb. i started crying, but i couldn't stop. >> crew tells detectives, though his wife lay lifeless in the suv, he checked and found a pulse so he took off the tie he had worn to court and wrapped it around her neck. >> when you say you put it on, what do you mean? >> around her neck. >> tightly? >> yeah. >> why? >> to finish the job. >> when crew pleaded guilty last month, the prosecutor credited the detectives for their skillful work in obtaining t