so, fran, let me go back. a child that is within one of these families, they're dealing with a problem many of them themselves in order to adapt, either develop a mental or a substance use pattern themselves. how-what happens in that dynamic? i think kim described it very well with the total dysfunction of the family and the family, if we don't intervene and find ways to go in and bring services to help them, the child can then get so confused and so frustrated from trying to be a parent and being a child at the same time, they separate themselves from their peers. and then they become frustrated and depressed and look for other outlets to get attention. as for the parents, they go through a similar issue: they get frustrated and they have a guilt ridden inner core that then possibly brings them closer to having-becoming a depressed state or possibly medicating themselves to make them feel better. so we have to get services in there. we have to get education so that we can begin to link the services and begin

(gritos) ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> quÉ bien cambian los bombillos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> abajo, abajo. >>> fran, fran, fran fusion seria evaluado frente al plan de reestructuracion que 'american airlines' ya tiene desarrollado... el plan para frenar la violencia en las calles de oakland, que fue propuesto por la alcaldesa "jean quan", no ha tenido los resultados deseados. --eso es lo que afirma un nuevo reporte del departamento de poliÍa que revela que en algunas zonas el crimen aumenÓ entre un 25 y un 35 por ciento.--mientras que en el este de la ciudad, los homicidios disminuyeron, pero los asaltos aumentaron. john morton, director de la oficina de inmigración y aduanas (ice), defendió ayer al polémico programa federal 'comunidades seguras', pero se comprometió a continuar con su ajuste para responder a las preocupaciones de diversas agencias policiales...morton, quien compareció ante el comité de seguridad nacional de la cámara de representantes, reconoció que las declaraciones iniciales del ice causaron "confusión" sobre la operación del programa y sobre quién debía participar en el...el programa será

fran? final thoughts? i'll build off of what nancy said. i think for me, it's the knowing where to look for help and i think you can-the formal system for me is the states. everyone lives-states, the head of a territory or a tribal elder and we have to remember that the states and the communities must work together in collaboration. and that but at the same time, we have to keep focused on the level of care each individual needs in a family. not everyone needs the same services, but if we work together both outside the home and inside the home and the last thought is we've done a lot of talking about addiction. addiction has been learning very quickly from the consumers of mental health and i think people who have been living or are living with mental health disorders they call themselves consumers and this movement is teaching us a lot about bringing these resources together. kim? recovery is a process, it is not an event. it unfolds over time and it changes over time, and so the services and the supports that are needed will change over t

, fran. >>> dÍgame? le dicen ustedes? salpimentar? >>> sÍ, asi le dicen las expertos, yo no soy profesional, digo sal y pimienta. >>> para la seÑora de la casa. >>> las mejores chef somos nosotras seÑoras, que cocinamos todos los dÍas, he dicho. >>> sÍ muchachos, si. >>> dejamos que las pechugas se cosan bien. >>> el problema es cuando las cocen mucho y se queman. >>> no, hombre, la vamos a sacar. mira raÚl si me ayudas, vamos a colocar un poco de lechuga, ican a m n . >>> y con una cuchara metes esto asÍ, y sale, sale solita. >>> todos decimos wow!. >>> ahora intentalo tÚ. >>> intentalo con el aguacate, intentalo. >>> por favor ok? voy viendo mi pollito cÓmo va quedando, rico, rico, cÓmo vas raÚl? >>> excelente, excelente. >>> me desbaratÓ todo. >>> no, mira una cosa increÍble. >>> ponte creativo agregale celote morada. quÉ rico, ya va a estar. >>> mi mamÁ dira quÉ desastre. >>> se puso creativo quÉ lindo. >>> ahÍ estÁ. >>> perfecto, ahora elotitos no te limpies en mi delantal. oye mira, le ponemos elot

kathy beshear, carolyn johnson, fran martini, and others. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is linda schaefer. i serve on the committee of fashion elite -- affectionately referred to as prozac. i have been party to a lot of presentations made by staff members on the various elements of the 2008 bond. i was very impressed with all of the planning that went into those presentations. they were always very thorough. they answered all of our questions very patiently. in connection with the word -- sorry. what was reported about the expenditures on the programs that work in that 2008 bond, i have been impressed with the execution of all of the elements of that 2008 bond. i would separately like to thank supervisors elsbernd and wiener for the comments and questions that have been raised. i hope everyone can come to see that this is a bond. there are other issues related to the natural areas program that will come up in separate conversations. but i hope everyone can see that there is no need to incorporate those discussions into the discussions about this bond. sorry. i am

. >> joining us is fran phillips. thank you for joining us.i know you have been busy. >> so far we have eight so far heat-related deaths and we expect more to come. that is not unexpected in this kind of relentless heat. >> the difference between heat stroke and heat illness. >> it is the result of exposure to heat and an individual's ability to react to that heat. but with heart problems can get into trouble. some of the signs are feeling weak, it dizzy, headache. having eight racing pulse -- having a racing pulse. get out of the heat and get some rest. >> the cumulative effect, sometimes you don't notice until after the heat wave has broken. >> day after day, you have problems with people that cannot get the kind of relief that the body needs. it is a time to be vigilant for your neighbors. 211 is a number to call or 311 in the city if you have a concern. >> the basic heatstroke from the heat, describe that. >> heat extortion is the term for milder but that can be deadly. it can be deadly. one of those deaths we have seen, outdoor workers. p

let's dig deeper with our national security contributor, fran townsend.erves on the external advisory boards of both the cia and homeland security department. fran, what exactly does this mean as far as what's going on behind the scenes with iran's nuclear program if these charges are accurate? >> well, wolf, what we know for certain right is that despite the heavy sanctions -- and remember the most recent ones just went into effect on july 1st, despite this sort of complex and very heavy sanctions regime, iran has found ways to work around that and try and obtain the component parts necessary for their nuclear program. you know, this has been a concern of the u.s. government and in particular the department of defense for some time. i sat on a number of private boards for defense companies. and the defense department comes out and briefs companies who might be approached by one of these fronts. and warns them about the kinds of signs to look for in a front company. suspicious activity, suspicious kinds of requests in materials that they may be looking fo

and fran sister and a young latino man in his late 20s and early 40s. the young man is suffering from severe head trauma and other injuries. he was admitted to the hospital after falling from an overpass near evans avenue in san francisco. >>> more than 100 passengers from a spirit airlines flight are upset after the flight left them in houston for a day. they are not saying what happened but another passenger became unrulely. and we said come out of the seat, they were kicking like crazy. >> they say they were not able to ask any questions and spirit passengers will get a full refund. >>> and we want to look at traffic this morning, what is going on? >> well we have a few things going on, pam, one is northbound in danville and there is a crash on the right shoulder. that crash might affect your drive from san ramon to walnut creek and it is not causing a high of delay as the morning bay bridge toll plaza, it looks like more people are on the road and the morning commute is not bad and that traffic looks good getting up into the west valley. one day it

it includes 3rd baseman's coach and it held one for one fran earlier in year. how is it looking, sal >>> would look at what we have, as we come out to the mcarthur maze, mcarthur maze continuing all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza and it is going to be light trying to get into san francisco with little or no delay. also the morning look good but the roads are still open. let go to steve. >>> much calmer today, west southwest 24 t- fso sap hoss, 50s on the temperatures, dew point yesterday, a in up with lifting that fog a little bit. fog along the coast most of the did you breezy upper 70s and you do not see that very often in the summertime. more fog on wednesday taking that into thursday but nice in your out of the fog. >>> two young parents shot and killed in their home and what neighbors herd and the condition of the children, three of them. >>> gabriel congresswoman gabrielle giffords, she will continue to heal and we will have more on how tow got a to top of this mountain. . >>> in san jose, an eight-year- old boy is in serious condition after he near

the train would connect fran and los angeles -- san francisco and lactat 2 -- san francisco and los angeles. kron 4's da lin has more, where does the project stand and when might construction start? >> reporter: workers can start the first part of the project and that they are still deciding when they can start digging up work. the state will dedicate $6 billion towards the project, it is estimated to cost $68 billion. >> reporter: not everybody gave the green light but enough came on board to keep it a reality. the california's high-speed rail system has enough money for construction workers to start building the first stretch of the line. which is about 130 miles. no one knows when workers will start breaking ground but lawmakers want the first part done by 2017. it will create new jobs across california. most of the jobs during the first stretch will be in the central valley. the bay area stands to gain a lot of new jobs as well because agencies will get a piece of the pie. $140million go to buying new bart cars. cal train $600 million to convert trains from dease tool electric. and muni

>>> well those in charge of city college in sap fran are vowing to keep it from closing.they vowed to go over a report criticizing the school. >> they say city college is poorly managed and they have 100 days to show they are improving. >>> and tuition hikes sales in november, the cost of attending school could go up as much as 20% starting in january and that translate to $2,500 to every student bringing tuition close to $16,000. >>> san francisco said they will know longer buy apple products. they removed themselves from making environmentally friendly products. they have agreed to buy only products made from e.pete. >> well it doesn't keep me from buying it obviously. >> once you are in, it is hard to get out of. apple is kind of like a drug. >> apple, not commenting but there are batteries that are glued in and can not be removed which means it cannot be recycled. >>> searching for people on bikes, how richmond police say they are connected to a shooting. and there were three specific fires in a san jose park, what officials say the reason is to blame, stay tuned for

. >> we begin our independence day coverage in fran tonight where 1 of -- in san francisco tonight where one of the largest celebrations wrapped up a few minutes ago. reggie kumar was right in the middle of it all. >> reporter: well, the show was amazing. the fireworks were synchronized to patriotic music. the big question now is when all these people can make it home. >> reporter: thousands waited for hours to see fireworks light up san francisco bay. those who decided to brave the large crowds at the last minute grabbed the first open spot they found like these ladies. >> it's pretty hectic, there's a lot of people on the streets. i was told it was even crazier earlier. we're lucky to have seats. >> reporter: some who camped out told me independence day means a lot to those who have served our country. >> united states marine corps. i love my freedom , i love serving my country. >> reporter: shathey bullock has been coming here most of her life to watch the show. >> it's just exciting to, you know, for how people fought for our freedom, and we're just out here enjoying it. >> reporter:

cnn contributor fran townsend is a member of the cia external advisory board.an you explain what those are? we all have a concept of what drones are in the air, but what are sea drones? >> this is a commercially available product that obviously is going to supplement. you talked about the mine sweeping ships. a sea drone which what you don't want to have happen is have a mine sweeper miss a mine and go over it and have it detonate. so these sea drones are used. they can go to deep depths. hundreds of feet. they go in front of the ship and around it. so they -- they're sort of the canary in the mine, if you will. they go under water, very deep, look for these mines. if they find it, they detonate it and they destroy themselves and it protects the ship. >> sort of hovering in the water with sensors. hence the word "drone." the u.s. military seems a little schizophrenic to me, to be honest. they brag about it, then they don't want to talk about it. >> as you list the assets, they're hard to hide, right, aircraft carriers, mine sweepers, forward operating bases. >>

. >> this one is from fran in catonsville. you should spray. spray a dormant spray in the wintertime, and unfortunately, you have to spray it 14 to 21 days after, because there is something that affects peaches. there are things organically to do it and chemicals to do it. you don't want to spray on 93- degree days. >> you got to be diligent. appreciate your time as always. if you have a plant or gardening question -- coming up, your maryland lottery numbers and another check of the insta-weather-plus forecast. the first time i saw fios, it was absolutely amazing. for years and years we had to put up with cable. once we got fios, it was like somebody like took our computer, shook all the junk out of it. [ male announcer ] don't settle for the same old cable technology. now you can move up to verizon fios with no annual contract required for just $99.99 a month for a year, you'll get a fios triple play and our whole home solution -- including a high speed wireless router, plus a new multi room dvr and hd set top box free for 6 months. with fios

san francisco was closed down -- street in fran was closed down for several hours today. crews uncovered a piece of old military ordinance of the >> reporter: right now i'm standing along channel street in san francisco, which runs next to mccovey cove. an excavation crew uncovered a mill stare-style mortar shell. the san francisco police and fire departments came on scene and shut down this section of channel street and evacuated neighbors in the area and called in an airforce explosive team from travis airforce base. they examined the device and were told they believe it's a very old piece of military ordinance but it's not dangerous. >> the indicator thus far is that there's no powder, no munition in the actual piece itself. it appeared to be a solid piece of ordinance that has no detonation attached to it. so they're just going to do some research and look into its history and perhaps where it's manufactured and how possibly it got to san francisco. >> reporter: the airforce took possession of the object and transported it back to travis airforce base by 3:30. channel

. >>> túunion eres de dónde, fran. >>> de caripito. >>> eres criollo. >>> bien criollo, conozco caripito lugar en latinoamérica. >>> pero creo que está libre de los efectos de la equimioterapia. >>> y podrá aguantar la campaña. >>> sí, pude saludarlo, pero se ve aún con mucho maquillaje, también inflamado, debe estar usando esteroides. >>> ahora, marcelo, el tema de hugo chávez es un temato de conflicto por el presidente barack obama que ha dicho que el presidente de venezuela, hugo chávez no es una amenaza para estados unidos, y mitt romney que dice que el presidente no ve la relación que tiene con irán. >>> pero evidentemente la capacidad de chávez de hacerle un daño directo a estados unidos e smy bajo,ion@@al puntounivisi@ proveedores más importantes de crudo a estados unidos, pero hay que reconocer a chávez, uno puede estar a favor o en contra de él pero instaló un contrapeso político a estados unidos, que no se veía en décadas, chávez tiene una presencia en muchos países de latinoamérica que pueden provocar problemas con estados unidos a través de otros países, también está el probl

fran: "i know. it was nbelieve" unbelieveable." "it was over 100 degrees in here.becomes a furnace up here"noo worries in the baby's nursery... air is flowwng again. again. "it's oing to be quite a story for my baby when he grows up. (laughher) we'll never let him live it down."it took a lot of labor."can't wait"but, life goes on onn baltimore, paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. 3&bridget says she has a baby name picked out... "luka" .and for a middle name.ed 'derecho' - no derechos tonight but we id see storm clouds earlier and the humidity is still with us. ps.chief meteorologist vytas peid has mooe in his first forecast. police need your shoo and killed a man early this morning in parkville. police respooded to calls ffr ssots fired near darlington drive and oakleigh road around 2--a-m. ffom gunshot wounds...he was pronounced dead at the scene. theevictim has not been identified and olice are still innestigatiig. tonightt.. authooities continue to innestigate a fire anne arundel county woman.ttis &pviewers... lorien hiteshew.th fire department says flames broke ou

fran sting ding with the latest. -- frances dinglasan with the latest. >> it happened around 1:45 this morning. the investigators are heading to the scene right now island drive is closed south of robert davie, jr.. this is right along the alameda municipal golf course. is going to be shutdown until 10:00 this morning. we'll keep you posted. we'll also check out waze for you. traffic friday light so far. here's a live shot of the bay bridge toll not affecting freeways on 880 and alameda oakland area. >>> in developing news, a few hours from now we expect to hear what happened in the moments leading up to a deadly horse racing accident at the alameda fair. lilian kim has the story from the fairgrounds. >> reporter: jorge herrera was riding in the time race of the day when he was then from his mount. herrera's horse 4-year-old morito clipped the heels of another horse, morito stumbled and herrera was left on the ground with massive head injuries with >> was either trampled by his horse or another horse. >> reporter: april mitchell is the spokesperson for the fair. she says paramedics ten

. >> his demeanor, his body language was con fran taigsal. >> and there was a confrontation.asked me what my problem was. >> expletive problem. >> yes, sir. i was wearing a rain jacket, and i had put my cell phone in my jacket pocket as opposed to my jeans pocket where i normally keep it, and i immediately went to grab my phone to this time call 911 instead of the nonemergency, and when i reached into my pants pockets, because that's where i keep it out of habit, it wasn't there, and i was shocked. i looked up, and he punched me and broke my nose. >> zimmerman fell to the ground. >> he started bashing my head into the concrete sidewalk, cursing, telling me to shut up and then finally telling me he was going to kill me. >> there was a struggle, zimmerman says, for his gun. >> he started to try to suffocate me, and i continued to take -- push his hands off of my mouth and my nose. he said, you are going to die tonight [ bleep ], and took one hand off of my mouth, and i felt it going down my chest towards my belt and my holster, and that's when i -- i didn't have any more time.

fran sway baret senucci. one of two doctors who won a nobel prize in medicine for discovering hiv. >> in the early years of hiv altogether we can move forward very fast as well as for hiv cure. >> dr. steven dekes is also part of the group. >> most reasonable people say it's at best 50/50 this we're going to get a cure. we don't want to overhype this. we're excited. we think it's possible. we think it's worth pursuing. don't expect anything in the near future. >> a few very preliminary studies are underway. at the conference, french researchers will report on 12 hiv-positive patients who were treated immediately after being exposed to the virus. and those results were promising. >> now they're able to naturally control their infection without any treatment anymore. >> other researchers are studying a group of infected men and women whose level of virus is undetectable despite never having drug therapy. the hope is that someday what's in those patients might translate to a cure for others. >> we might hope to

matt cain takes the mound for san fran.oss detwiler starts for washington. >>> the capitals keeping a core player, center mathieu perreault agreed to a new two- year deal worth $2 million. last year he played 64 games racking up 14 goals and 16 assists. they resigned jay beagle to a three-year extension. >>> bounty gate is far from over. the nfl players association today filed a lawsuit against the league claiming commissioner roger goodell is incurably and evidently biased. the suit is trying to overturn a suit by hargrove and fujita. the suit claims goodell violated the collective bargaining agreement by not providing them with critical evidence. jonathan bile -- jonathan vilma is in a separate lawsuit of his own. >>> you will now see what the referees are seeing during a video review. fans will see exactly what the refs are seeing while they're seeing it. >>> i would not want to be on the other end of a serena williams serve getting up to 109. in her second match williams hit 24 aces, a tournament record and ties the all

fran taylor. and then we'll open it up to public comment on this report. are you here? is there any other public comment on this but did? ok, we will go straight to commissioner comments. commissioner wu: by way of disclosure, i did work on the chinatown broadway project before joining the commission, but i do not want to do it my own horn, but i think this model -- i would really in courage department to look at this kind of partnering comedy the engagement to the community, focus on education in all of the outrage that we do. i see the need for it in legislation. i see the need for it in big projects. like i said, i know that there are staffing constraints, but there is a model and principle that i think is important. the one note i made to myself is the other thing i really learned through the project was about peak times and how rigid i think the standard is. the morning commute hours and afternoon commute hours, but i think for different communities, it is different. for some communities, it may be a lunch or shopping or school hour or something like that. just wan

. >> reporter: the video was take fran a gas station on the 5300 block of sheriff road in prince george'snty on wednesday. pay close attention to the black mercedes suv circling the pumps looking for a victim to prey on. they zero in on a woman. the passenger gets out of the suv, sneaks up and takes the woman's purse if inside her car -- from inside her car. >> i heard about it today and good idea to take precautions. >> reporter: word is autoin prince george's county that at least two different sets of handbag hustlers are creeping on their streets. police say on wednesday they recorded four different hits. some not all they say are the work of the same crooks. this woman who didn't want to be identified says she fell victim to a similar crime last year. >> i saw someone jumping in the passenger seat of the car. i looked and it was a guy bent oh scooping my stuff out. >> reporter: among the similarities in each and every case of the robberies police say the cars have their windows open. others include distracts female victims and their purses are always in plain sight. often they aren't

samuel fran siz dupont, the largest fleet ever organized by the united states up to this time will seize port royal sound and in a short time the navy will establish a base in port royal sound and the army will establish a expeditionary force operating out of hilton head island. when the -- they not only will drive away the confederate army, but also the vast majority of the landowners and the planters within the sea islands. they will come ashore and find themselves in control of some 8,000 masterless slaves. though not initially prepared to deal with these abandoned 14r e slaves, the united states would employ a -- by the spring of 1861, the north had in place at port royal a very ambitious program operated by northerners who oversaw the growing of cotton and the running of schools. there are a number of individuals involved in establishing what becomes or what is going to be termed the port royal experiment. some of these individuals will play a very important role in the robert small story. mentioned samuel francis, another important individual being mansfield french, he will be a ke

i've lived in fran for 22 years. both my kids play sports in san francisco. they love sports. they play sports. all the kids in san francisco just our team alone as an example, we had to travel to stockton to redding to la moore which is six hours away in the winter. why? because the fields are closed. we had to drive six hours away. get them into mini vans. get them toe play in the tournament and get them back. the fields are closed. if the fields were open, we would haven't this city. they're traveling outside of the city, but yet you don't have them in the city. why? these people object to it. these people the last meeting i was here, these people a lot of them are the older generation of san francisco. guess what? we have kids playing on la moore, in stockton, and they don't object council member tatiana kostanian:. so it's a new generation of stran. the kids -- build it for the kids. a few years ago you passed the san francisco health act for all employees to make it for the health. but you won't build the field for the city. kids to make them healthy. you won't do it for

. >> it's interesting to see those ships moving, always interesting to hear from you, fran townsend.nks for being here. >>> still "outfront," some democrats breaking ranks with the obama camp on his latest tax plan. one member comes "outfront" to talk about that. >>> and homeland security plans to close nine border stations along the mexican border, claiming assets would be better used elsewhere. well, they're not exactly on the board, no matter what you've read. we'll tell you how it all adds up in just a moment. [ male announcer ] citi turns 200 this year. in that time there've been some good days. and some difficult ones. but, through it all, we've persevered, supporting some of the biggest ideas in modern history. so why should our anniversary matter to you? because for 200 years, we've been helping ideas move from ambition to achievement. and the next great idea could be yours. ♪ and the next great idea could be yours. male spirit present.trong it's the priceline negotiator. >>what? >>sorry. he wants you to know about priceline's new express deals. it's a faster way to get a gre

the fran chronicle reports that a therapist recognized the van. he was not carrying an id when he was arrived on may 30th and has not responded to any questions. he may suffer from mental illness of the he's being held at the san mateo medical center. >>> an american canyon, homicide detectives say they've cracked a cold case dating back to 1991. this man, michael license, was linked to the robbery and killing of convenience store owner ken cove. he died in federal prison in 1994. the surviving relatives have been notified of the findings. >>> findings suspected monday in the case of a man accused of beating a priest. william lynch cried as he testified about the may 2010 confrontation with retired priest gerald linder. he said he struck at him when linder leered at him in the same way me had in the alleged abuse. linder denies the abuse, but the church paid the lynches a $625,000 settlement. >>> a deadly storm has made for a disastrous weekend across the country. the overnight storm killed at least 13 people, including two young boys in new jerse

. >> the wife of sherrif ross mirkarimi here in san frans,,,,, >> you are watching cbs 5 eyewitness newshis morning. >> it is thursday july 19th. >> tense testimony in the sherrif ethics hearing and george hendrick and breaks his silence and a bombshell interview. those stories and more in your morning minutes. >> ileana lopez, the star witness in the ross mirkarimi ethics hearing flew back from venezuela to try and save her husband's job. >> you never thought that your husband's status as an elected official gave him power that he could use to take voa from you? >> no. >> a boss explosion killed six israelis in bulgaria. >> george zimmerman speaks up for the first time. >> feel that it was all god's plan. >> there's no way that my god would want tourism and to kill a teenage son. >> we can see the behind-the- scenes. >> these attacks have no logic, no bases, and no merit. and they need to stop. >> congresswoman michelle bachman calls for an

fran, first of all, tell us about this individual. did the united states release him. >> well, wolf, he had been in custody for about six years prior to his taking a plea in july of 2010. that plea was taken as a result of his agreement to cooperate with the government. and clearly the 14-year sentence he received all but two years was suspended. so now we're two years later and he has fulfilled his commitment under the cooperation agreement presumably because the government is honoring and releasing him at the end of those two years. we should tell our viewers though, again, he had been in custody about six years. so total time is at least eight years, probably a little bit more before he's being released. the government has agreed to return him to sudan. that is where he's a national of sudan. so he will be returned to sudan. and there is an arrangement made between the u.s. government and the sudanese government for him for his conditions of confinement until he completed the two years. none of this is unusual, wolf. when an indivi