. >> reporter: frank williams refers them to terry. >> they can have nothing and he makes sure they get into a program, gets them tool belt, hard hats, he goes in his pocket and does it. >> reporter: when this man got out of prison terry paid for his construction tools and union dues. >> i got married, i just had a baby, i'm an iron worker, you know, and everything has been positive and working out for me and i'm forever thankful, to i look at him like a big brother. >> that's a real good feeling, knowing you can help one person. >> reporter: so for equipping ex-offenders for jobs, this week's award goes to terry anders. >>> too hot for theaters, the trailer for the 50 shades of grey movie released on line this morning already has the internet abuzz. >> and if you have consumer questions call this number. we are standing by to answer your questions. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hit at the box office as we. "to what do you owe your succ >>> it was a hit novel among female readers, and will probably will a hit at the box office as well. the trailer for the highly anticipated movie 50 shades o

. >> my name is frank williams hello to the board of supervisors i'm a member of the wealth and disparity and in support for the gievens of the san francisco black community according to adams hut it was a self-appointed vigilantes killed 13th century hundred african-americans but p that means that blacks were killed at the rate of every twenty-three hours and 2010 there were over 53 kim's in the united states alone but we know those numbers that a flaw the bureau the justice is 9 thousand african-americans did not murder anyone in the united states those are the interpretation of what people think are. 58 percent of us are incarcerated and we're inside the san francisco county jail that has no african-american program to work with the recidivism rate is high why from 1983, 11 percent of the population in jail was african-american and 48 percent of the county jails is that african-american and why now 58 county jail what are we doing here the violence is coming from oppression and induced frustration our black people are not getting jobs and discriminate against and going through straight

since the rockies are sending franklin morales to the round, nats manager frank williams is giving brycenight off. ryan zimmerman moves back to left field. that's fine as long as zim is still in the lineup. he's dominated the rockies hitting .348, his highest against any team. zimmer man says it's the solid play that makes it easy for him to be successful. >> literally from one to eight anyone could go off that day and have an amazing game and drive in four or five runs. you just never know who it's going to be. as a team and offense and lineup, it's fun to be a part of something like that because there's really no pressure. >> they got to take the first series this weekend, so starting the 2nd half on a high note. >> looking forward to seeing the nats in the playoff. >> i know you're excited about the redskins. >> i don't know who's more excited, the sports team or derek. >> i think it's derek. >> that's it for wusa9 news at 6:00. stick around. the cbs evening news is next. >> we will be back for your only local news at 7:00 and at 11:00. (son) oh no... can you fix it, dad? yeah, i can

. >> reporter: frank williams refers senior citizen ex- offenders to terry. >> they would have nothingnd he makes sure they get into a program, he gets them they tool belt, hardhats. he go in his pocket and pay for some of these clients. >> being able to do something positive. >> reporter: when cornelius duboce got out of prison, terry paid for his construction tools and union dues. >> i got married, had a baby, and just everything has been positive and working out for me. and i'm forever thankful. so i look to him like a big brother. >> that's the real good feeling, knowing that you can help one person. >> reporter: so for equipping ex-offenders to start over with new skills and jobs, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to terry anders. terry's partners including contractors, unions, developers and the city. he says about half of the ex- offenders he works with get in trouble again but it's still better than the 60 to 70% recidivism late in san francisco. >> that is better. he talked about the judge who sent him to rehab instead of 140 years in prison. >> that's a judge w

>>reporter: frank williams refers senior citizen ex- offenders to terry. >> they could have nothing ande makes sure they get into a program, he gets them their tool belts, hard hats, he goes in his pocket and pays for some of his clients. >> being able to do something positivement >>reporter: when cornelius got out of prison, terry paid for his cruz materials and union dues. >> since i've been an iron worker, you know, i've got married, i just had a baby, you know, and everything has just been positive and working out for me and i'm just forever thankful, so i look to him like a big brother. >> that's a real good feeling, knowing that you can help one person. >>reporter: so for equipping ex-offenders to start over with new skills and jobs, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to terry anders, sharon chin, kpix5. >> terry's partners include contractors, unions, developers and the city. now he says about half of the ex-offenders he works with get into trouble again, but that's still better than the 60% to 70% recidivism rate for san francisco. and if you'd like to nominate som

. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. ahead, holly williamscity, where she spoke to a family injured by israeli airstrike. and the biggest maritime retrieval ever, crews working to remove the costa concordia. and restaurants could fill an area near the grand canyon. how the controversial plan could alter iconic views. that and more, the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> look forward to that. all starts at 7:00 here on channel 5. thank you, charlie. >>> new this morning, the metal in your devices could be making you itch. there are recent reports in medical journals about people suffering allergic reactions to nickel. that's one of the metals used in laptops and cell phones. an 11-year-old boy had to go to the hospital in san diego because of an itchy rash from a nickel allergy, traced back to an ipad he used every day. >>> major bank has big price to pay for its role in the financial collapse from several years ago. let's chat now with jason brooks, our financial partner. he has the latest. >> good morning, frank, michelle. stil

i just want to make sure frank is okay, michelle. ahead, holly williamsin gaza with the newest air strikes after a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas fell apart. she has her own close call this morning. we'll explain. plus, hillary clinton on "the daily show" last night. so this morning, nancy cortes takes a look at the huge operation working to control hillary clinton's image for her presidential run. >> big, slow and ugly. who wants that? the insurance institute for highway safety says that should be on your mind when you buy a used car. we have the results of the institute's first-ever used car safety test. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. so remember that, guys. big slow and ugly. >> could be a number of things. not just a car. thank you, gayle king. see you at 7:00. >>> gas prices are behind an increase in producer prices. >> here kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. good morning, frank. also a big deal out there. apple and ibm have signed a new partnership with

williams is celebrating his 63rd birthday today. u.s. soccer gold medalist brandy chastain is also celebrating. and get to the cake and take it out for the dodd frank. yes, it's the big fourth birthday. four years ago today president obama signed the landmark financial legislation into law. no longer would banks run wild. right away republicans said the sky is about to fall, it would stifle wall street, it would kill jobs. >> now the dodd frank law is another example of the president's attack on economic freedom. burdensome regulations serve only to restrict freedom and imperil enterprise. >> regulations are inhibiting the formation of jobs. >> the thing that would get our economy going is if we would repeal the obama agenda. obamacare, dodd frank, all the regulations he's shackling our economy with. that's what's keeping our economy from moving forward. >> what dodd frank is a horror movie for the american economy, a horror movie for if people are interested in taking risks and creating jobs. >> a horror movie? shackling our economy? it's time for a reality check. four years later -- or should i say four smears later -- they were flat out wrong. o

frank and michelle. ahead, people are bundling up across the midwest. we explain the record low temperatures and the other extremes many are feeling in california. that is where you guys are. plus, holly williamsin gaza city with the overnight developments on a proposed cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. and saving money through your phone. how does this work? cnet tests the new technology that allows you to control your home temperature and you're not at home. we'll have the results and explain it all to you. into us is back in the morning. -- the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. so you're not at home but your thermostat is working how does that work, connected to your phone? >> i like that. i like that idea. >> i like it, too. >> can i think about it too? >> yes, frank. [ laughter ] >> see you at 7:00. >>> there was a slight jump in retail sales across the country last month. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning. americans a little more cautious with the money in june. according to the commerce department retail sales were up two-tenths of a percent. that compared to a .5% gain in may. overall up 4.3% from a year earlier. we saw fewer

frank and the affordable care act and the president's unilateral actions with the environmental laws. item after item after item. >> i'd now like to introduce the witness on the second panel for today's hearing, mr. william t. woods, is the director with acquisition and sourcing management team at the government accountability office. he provides overall direction for gao's review of contracting activities at defense and civilian agencies. you are aware the committee is holding an investigative hearing and has the practice of taking testimony under oath. do you have any objections? >> none whatsoever. >> the chair advises you under the rulings of the house, the rules of committee you are entitled to be advised by counsel. do you desire to be advised by counsel during your testimony today? >> no, i do not. >> in that case please rise, raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> yes, sir. >> i are under oath and subject to the united states code. you may give a five-minute summary of your written statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member toget it's a pleasure to talk to but healthcare.gov and the work we've d