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fran, dr. greene basically told us that within screening and brief interventions there are some referral issues that you tell the patient, "this is where you may get help." what components in a community need to be engaged in support of a program such as screening and brief interventions? almost all of the components that jane just mentioned that makes up the community. you have to have the families involved with that type of intervention and screening process. eighty percent of most of the screenings that are done with the sbirt program do not lead to a diagnosis. so what does that mean? that means only 20 percent need an actual traditional treatment. the other 80 percent need everything from a prevention program that is building awareness in education to a prevention program that is looking... targeting on their particular specific needs, whether they have a... they are living in an economic environment that is very tough for them or they are a certain ethnic group that doesn't feel like they

thank you, fran.> first a country and now its community turning on police chief bill lee after trayvon martin was killed by a neighborhood watchman. overnight after a rising tide of criticism, the sanford city commissioners voted 3-2 they had no confidence on lee who has been on that job less than a year. anger over the shooting is growing. yesterday afternoon in san ford, the naacp had a forum to complain about abuse by the sanford police and there was demands that shooter, george zimmerman, be put under arrest. here's trayvon martin's parents. >> we want new york to know that we're not going to stop until we get justice. >> our son was not committing any crimes. our son is your son. we want you guys to stand up for justice and for what's right. >> later today reverend al sharpton will lead a rally in sanford. the orlando suburb where martin was killed and a civil rights investigation is under way at the department of justice. to large degree, you were responsible for sort of using social media throu

fran, final thoughts? collaboration. i think that most of what we are talking about here is collaboration. we cannot do it alone, we have to work with our... at the federal level we're working with all our federal partners, everything from a prescription drug abuse problem with the federal drug administration; we're working with the office of national drug control policy on some of our substance abuse issues, particularly targeting young people and older adults. we're also looking, working with the centers for disease control. we're just working and working with our partners. we're asking states to do exactly the same thing. we want to give out the messages that we are trying to bring behavioral health into the primary world of health. meaning, and in a much simpler way, bringing substance abuse and mental health issues to the world of physical health. dr. greene, final thoughts? i would like to just say that promoting the community think tanks such as dc rock and other such initiatives that are there to help and provide

. >> up next -- >> actress and funny woman fran drescher. >> i love her. i love her.tball marinara with pepperoni is amazing. sooo good. ♪ oh pepperoni ♪ makes all my subs-a ♪ taste so much bettah ♪ how much i love yah see the game last night? course i did; it's good... [ male announcer ] get to subway pronto for our fresh takes on pepperoni. with the mangialicoius meatball pepperoni melt and chicken pizziola melt. subway. eat fresh. see? he's taking his vitamins. one a day vitacraves plus omega-3 dha is a complete multivitamin for adults. plus an excellent source of omega-3 dha in a great tasting gummy. one a day, gummies for grown-ups. have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or c

. >> these fran chases have been engaging in pervasive fraud. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims instanted false returns to get big returns from the federal government. >> they added income or reduced income to get a maximum infund. >> reporter: customers were also being targeted. sharitta douglas owns several instant tax stores in the area. later customers complained that large fees were being deducted from their refunds. >> all kinds of bogus things taken out of your refund check and i could not sit there, the fran cheese the -- franchise owner and explain it. >> reporter: she's cooperating with authorities. it's a lesson to everyone about being careful on who prepares your taxes. >> most tax preparers are competent but there are too many that are not. >> reporter: no offices in the d.c. area are in this site but they are affected. the lawsuit targets instant tax service offices in dayton, indianapolis, las vegas. the main phone number seems to be disconnected. >>> former red skins quarterback donovan mcnabb with interesting comments. rg3 won't be an interest -- interesting match for t

. >> in the small town of alamo goes out the last few desperate minutes for frans gorske.reclosed in the sheriffs deputies are on their way to evict him so he's barricaded himself inside the mattress and food and water. this is frans gorske's last stand. >> they forced the economy to tank and now they are going to take my home. this doesn't make sense. >> he was able to survive up savings for a while, but the money ran out and he stopped making house payments two years ago. he's been trying to get wells fargo to modify his home ever since. >> we were in the loan modification process for the better part of the year and i have and they kept saying they would help that they had no intention of helping us. >> wells fargo said they would put the family for over two years. unfortunately we were not able to reach the modification option. >> the deputies arrived like clockwork with guns drawn and warned him that the swat team could be on their way. after brief negotiation he comes out peacefully with the wells fargo employee hiding behind the abroad, they changed the locks of the

on more than 75 acres of rich farmland, ted and fran loewen look after some of the most prized producen on menus across the state. the couple represents the third generation of farming in a family that first moved to the area inthe 1930s. fran and ted eventually took over the operation from her dad herb and immediately saw a need to change a few things in order to stay competitive. >> father-in-law back in the sixties had a fairly typical orchard for this area, where he would have a number of varieties to go through the season and he would pack them, and they would get marketed with others doing the same thing. as the market changed, we had a choice to make: either get bigger or find a niche market. >> in addition to changing the fruit they grow, the loewens also strived to change the way they grew their fruit. long before the days of organic and in a time when farmland around them was rapidly disappearing, the loewens, along with some local farmers, came up with a set of growing guidelines called "california clean," which later became the catalyst for them going 100% organic. >> takin

fran tarkenton founder of one more customer.com. and lamar campbell. fran we start with you.u think the colts did the right thing by making this move? >> this deal been done for a long time. the colts are rebuilding. they will draft andrew luck number one. they are rebuilding. a new general manager and new coach. >> didn't you predict this the last time? >> before the super bowl i said the same thing. >> how did you know? >> it work out for the colts. peyton doesn't want to go back there. they fired the general manager and the head coach. he wants to go to a team that will have a chance to win a super bowl. he's going to play and probably today he knows where he is going. >> where do you think he's going? >> i think he's heading to miami. >> some team is going to pay him the money and you think it's go inning to be miami and coming off surgery here? >> you are looking at over 50,000 yards. career run rating of 95 out of 100. 300 touchdowns. >> go lamar. >> you look at what he has done in his career, four mvps and one super bowl. you are going to take a chance. >> let's talk a

fran, we've seen this before, this cat and mouse game. most notably with iraq.ely the ipa's suspicions of nuclear weapons did not pan out. how do we know what's reel on the ground in iran? >> a lot has to do with what is your access? tlfg a time we engaged with north korea. there were trace materials on documents that were turned over to the u.s. government. you look at the imagery. you also look at the testing. whether overt and covert. you have to move deliberately down a path that gathers enough information you to make judgments. and i also think the way the intelligence community goes about assessing the information they do collect is different than when we went to war in iraq because of all the weaknesses we found in the system. so i think we're in a better system today than we were when we had to make the judgments about iraq. >> he weighed in on what he thinks the next course of action should be. i want you to take a listen. >> what do you think the next course of action could be, and do you think an attack by israel is imminent? >> i believe that if this

. >> also ahead in studio we have fran dresher, one of our favorite people.e nanny" has a new sit com out called "happily divorced" and the plot mirrors her own life in many ways. we'll catch up with fran. kisses to you, too, in just a little while. >> love that laugh. how would you like to buy designer clothes for just a few dollars or get 90% off electronics? coming up, why you might want to think about secondhand stores. >> a big rush now to secondhand stores. lots of great stuff in them. a check of the top stories now from natalie morales who's standing by. >> good morning, everyone. storm survivors say tornado warnings saved an untold number of live this is weekend when as many as 79 twisters struck the south and midwest. the tornadoes are blamed for at least 39 deaths in five states. in indiana where snow fell overnight officials have ended the active search for survivors. among the fatalities there, toddler angel babcock found badly injured in a field after her family was killed, she died on sunday. >>> all eyes are on ohio on this last full day of cam

fran townsend, james reuben, good to have both of you with us. i appreciate it. let me put the first question to you, jamie. obviously the optics are this are not good. it's hard to imagine this was a purposeful thing said on an open mic. >> certainly not. no president talks about elections having an impact on american foreign policy. you don't say you might not be able to do something now that you can do later after the election. so certainly this is an unfortunate development. but i think if you put it down to the fact the president didn't want this to be heard and look at the substance of missile defense, i think it's fair to say if the president is re-elected, his version of what we should do in the area of missile defense is different than the republican version. so if he wins the election, he will have in a sense a mandate to pursue his approach to missile defense, which is more flexible than the republican version. >> and, fran, it's interesting. obviously we had a sound bite of the president there in 2009 when he seemed to be a little bit more of a stickl

i want to ask fran townsend about this.sory board and former homeland adviser to george w. bush. thanks for being here, fran. >> good morning, carol. >> what do you read into this bulletin? >> you know, carol, we have seen attacks that are targeted against u.s. military bases. there was one in ft. dix, new jersey, and the recruiting base in little rock. and so we've seen violent extremists inside the u.s. target the u.s. military and their bases. so it's understandable that there would be these concerns. what we don't know yet from officials and we're working our sources is whether or not this particular threat bulletin was based on specific intelligence. they may not have had sort of intelligence telling you what base, but it's possible it could have been prompted by intelligence gathered post the attack that tragedy in afghanistan. >> so should we all be concerned? i mean, we understand about threats to military facilities throughout the country. but should we all be concerned about these threats? >> well, it's interestin

fran in north carolina. fran. >> caller: hi. how are you, mr. cramer? >> pretty good, fran.ler: okay. i was just wondering. i have omc stock. it's been the highest i've seen in over a year. >> yeah. >> caller: do i keep it? do i sell it? >> it's a well-run company in a business where things are getting better. so i've got to tell you, i want you to own it. it really is the star of the show. i think omc is really good. i like omg pops game, that draw game. did that this weekend. okay. although i like ke$ha, i don't care for her brushing with a bottle of jack wrap. me, i like oral hygiene, and i like the inventions that are colgate. no, i don't want to eat this either. stay with cramer. >>> coming up -- the clock is ticking. call cramer at 1-800-743-cnbc. to find out how to fire away at cramer on "the lightning round." can he withstand your thunderous onslaught of stocks? >>> plus, "stock showdown." one upgrade and one downgrade for this slick oil play. but after this duel, only one will be left standing. saddle up, partner. jim's pulling out the big guns. all coming up on "ma

. >> fran says was hit by a polio epidemic. going back some years ago. maybe the exact year.pwraoes are getting. therapy, water therapy. and while he was in bed, we used to buy him little dolls and stuff. and little images and he wanted to have a board and it would place these little dogs and sufficient. then he would talk for them. this would make up dialogue. and he would make up ag. and i sauz that he was very talented in that respects. already we're thinking dialogue, thinking action. all kids deserve to keep on learning. >> encourage them to go to the libraries, breathe, go to concerts, too many of the only rock monday roll is an only thing. but there's guy named bethen the shaw. we have her and hue they got there. ♪ [ camera shutters clicking ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] announcing southwest airlines nationwide sale, with flights all over the country starting at only 69 dollars one-way. hurry and book now, only at southwest.com. ♪ -- >>> tonight a second look is vetting the world of silent film and their connection to the bay area. in 1921 fady was one of the biggest star

that cannot be accepted in a city like san fran.

to the west it is much colder than average out in billings, seattle, san fran all the way down to theyad parts of arizona and parts of new mexico. that cold air is out there. right now it's trapped in the western u.s. that's going to be the case through the rest of the week. we may cool off some but as long as our subtropical highs hangover the coast that will keep us running warm. we take the chance for hit and miss showers. tuesday conditions look quiet. maybe a couple of showers to our south. south carolina. we may get that easterly flow. that will cool us off and cloud us up. for this last night of winter we're dry. 52. your first day of spring 72. a carbon copy of our last day of winter. tomorrow night down to 54. here's your seven-day forecast. we're talking spring fever. the outlook is warming up, thursday into friday. could get to 80 degrees in spots. what a way to start the first full week of spring. >> this makes up the last four years we didn't have spring. >> we're evening it out. >>> all right. the women's back theme -- team in maryland still alive in the ncaa tournament.

they were fran emilio. he was entirely blind by the age of 13 but learned gerschwin's rhapsody in blue by using braille scores. he was also one of the major instrumentalists of the feeling -- many of you recollected remember -- the thrilling sound of the 50's that blended the latin bolero with the latin sound. the second was chico, we like always to put these little names to people. my name is carlotta but my real name was charlotte and they called me carlotica, little charlotte. he moved to new york city in 1948, where benny goodman hire him and he became very famous in new york at the time and he died in new york in 2001. one of the pieces of my ticket to ride is how many cubans of irish ancestry are there. because this connected to my family, that's why i wanted to read it to you. in the 40's, my father moved to new york in search of his destiny. he learned to make brillantine in red, blue and golden colors to give a beautiful sheen to the hair. in his spare time, when he could break free from his alchem

where the bay area has seen the prices go up want here's a look at today's averages, $4.39 a gallon in fran. $4.32 in oakland, $4.33 in san jose. here's the prices at the beginning of this trend which was just 23 days ago. back then, the price per gallon was $3.82 in san francisco, $3.76 in oakland, and $3.75 in san jose. each one, almost $0.60 cheaper compared to today. reggie kumar has what's causing these prices. >> reporter: analysts disagree on how long this may or may not last. some say it may be as long as 50 days. others say it's going to be shorter. it's like looking into a crystal ball and trying to guess what the future is. >> is it going to get $5? >> too early to tell. it's premature. we are where we are, we're continuing to go up by a cent or two. why prices continue to go up are largely because of investor activity, and this has been the case over the last couple of years. investors are looking for any type of indicator that may impact supply and demand. and that could be on a global scale, not just here in the u.s. when we're seeing tensions with iran, that's a potential imp

weather-related delays expected only in san fran. >>> it has been a bittersweet homecoming for a texas man who survived after treading water nearly 30 hours but in the midst of that, he lost his best friend. >> ken and ron went out fishing. henderson decided to swim for help but too too late for coen. >> it was so unreal to me that i lost my best friend that a beautiful day of fishing could have gone so bad so quickly. >> henderson said they tried calling 911 on their cell phones but there was no service. >> they also made two mayday calls on the marine radio. >>> he was once a star on the court but now dennis rodman could face jail time. rodman is broke and can't afford to pay child support. they also say rodman has a well-documented drinking problem and is under an of stress. his ex-wife says rodman owes more than $800,000 in back child support. >>> and the los angeles dodgers are being sold for a record $2 billion -- yes, $2 billion by a group bought by magic johnson. if approved, the team could be transferred by april 30th. johnson said they plan to drive the team back to the front

supervisor olague: i wanted to comment on the letter from fran martin earlier. she pointed out that the oversight board or may oversees the formally developed areas. the other six redevelopment areas, we need dedicated staff for those remaining areas. i know the mentioned that you would be speaking with the planning director, but i agree that a lot of this transportation planning was centered around the housing being considered for that area. particularly the [unintelligible] site that is up in the air. is there a possibility of getting some kind of a report back from the mayor's office on housing to see how they plan on dealing with these projects? it seems to me that the relevance of some of these transportation plans before us rest on the fact that it was being viewed that there would be new residence in that area. with a very comprehensive plan around housing and transportation and that sort of thing. so,-housing, i am not sure if that changes the paradigm here. >> you are correct. beyond that, not only is there rabbit -- relevance, which we care about, but

that cannot be accepted in a city like san fran. -- like san francisco. [applause] i join recognizing international women's day. i personally thank you for this award and recognition. but i also want to make sure you're challenged and you are invited and you are encouraged to advocate with them and to this administration, because we will listen and we will act on it those things to make sure that we're more of an equal society and that we can provide perhaps leadership to other areas of the country that have yet to catch up. thank you very much. [applause] >> we are going to make a presentation that all the honorees are going to get today. it is from an incredible artists, wanda whitacre, who was over in the corner. she has done a series of portraits murals of each of our honorees, and it is are a gift to you for all that you have done. >> wow. >> so we present to you the ed lee mural. [applause] >> well, thank you, ms. what occurred -- whitacre. i read your bio, so i understand you have other skills i might need like hypno- >> of the community clean team

. >> a revised plan calls for the port of fran to repair run down piers for the america's cup race. they planned to spend $100,000 in exchange for a long term development deal. a new plan will spend $8 million to partially refurbish the fears. >>> the highly anticipated movie, hunger games, is expected in tomorrow. theaters nationwide are sold out. hunger games has beaten the first twilight movie presale numbers. hunger games is based on the best selling trilogy by author suzanne collins. >>> as we told you earlier, suspended sheriff is going to court again today tonight at 5:00, we are tracking him on his first day as a regular citizen. and we are following his fight to get his job back. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. and we are here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. thanks for watching. have a great day.

fran soy, a see resort area in france. this is an avalanche overtaking a ski lift. >> how did this happen at a ski resort? >> reports are saying they think it was caused by a higher than normal temperature. there skiers right there and people skiing right in front of the avalanche. more video caught by a cell phone. as this avalanche came through, people were on the chair lift. some of the people ended up riding all the way to higher ground and were taken to safety, but some were trapped. this video shows the rescuers coming to help people who are trapped on the chair lift and if you watch in the background, here's a chopper coming in to aid in the rescue of people. >> you were seeing the chairs getting mangled and barbed around. that's the last place i would want to be. >> check out this video that shows the chair lift still in motion as the person filming it is going up the chair lift. you see the path of destruction. the snow completely cleared out part of the mountain. you can see. >> you see it under negotiate. >> wha

so, what's taking you to san fran? oh, college and a job.e seem to think you can't tie your shoelaces without a college degree these days. uh, let's see... um, $65. $65? is that a one-way or a round trip? one-way. that's what you asked for. yeah. is all this baggage yours? no, it's my friend's. oh, i can take the guitar on the bus. thanks for all of your help. my pleasure. actually, your driver here did all the work. where are you going? san francisco. oh, you know, you have to change in l.a.? um-hmm, i really appreciate your help. well, is that it? is that everything out of your car? yeah. your ticket, please. we're leaving in 2 minutes. guess this is it. thanks for all your help. it was wonderful meeting you... i mean, all except for the part when the hood of your car fell on my head. does your head still hurt? no. not really. i'll never forget that look on your face when i found you in the desert. i'll never forget when you were sleeping in your car. and tom the trucker, with that engine he borrowed from a 747-- yeah. thanks for being suc

. >> you have coverage to which the citizens of fran are entitled. >> -- san francisco are entitled. >>> a house is being prepared for resale, today held a nasty surprise. workers found military ordinance in the storage area of the home. the bomb squad was called in. neighbors say some of the ordinance was detonated by the domb squad. -- bombed squad. the family of bryan stow said he has been transferred to a rehab facility. he suffered a brain injury after being attacked at dodger stadium last year. he has been recovering at the medical center since october. his family did not reveal the location of the facility. two men arrested are still awaiting trial. >>> hundreds gathered for the east bay women's conference, and it coincide with the controversy surrounding rush limbaugh. ktvu's jade hernandez was there. >> reporter: here she educated on feminism and social equality. what better place to get her take on rush limbaugh and his recent word war. >> the public airways are being used for cruelty on his part. >> reporter: she wants rush limbaugh off the air. the women also have strong