husband to congress common gabrielle giffords. -- congress woman gabrielle giffords. [applause] chris chambers, a journalist and professor. [unintelligible] correspondent at abc news. [applause] today is newsmaker attention is not just about charlie bolden but also the future of nasa. it is about the vision of president barack obama and some harsh budgetary realities. with more than 18,000 employees, nasa runs 10 field centers. because global leadership through strategic and international relationships. it has a rich history. hamas the most as a play has been the space shuttle liftings. the shuttle program now in thing and no immediate replacement in sight. some critics are skeptical about what nasa may become. there are building on the strength of nasa working with their partners. it is important to see what makes our speaker tick. in a couple of weeks, he will begin the third year as nasa's administrator. a retired major general. he was named administrator by the president in 2009. the pentagon insisted that he was to liable to them and would not allow him to receiv

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gabriel holland, dr. amy vakrak, gabriel la bruce, followed by ann cochran. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am with the san francisco women's political committee and i am also an expert in juvenile delintcy and human trafficking. i strongly support this project. i would like for everyone to imagine being taken as a child from your home and being cycled through the foster care system, and then coming home after school, the last day of school after your 18th birthday and finding a trash bag with your things sitting on the porch for you to be on your own and do nothing. and then to be living on the street. these kids who come on to the street are at most risk of human trafficking, which unfortunately is a hub in san francisco. they're also the most at risk at becoming substance abusers, engaging in survival sex and all of these other things that we are trying to prevent. by having this kind of housing -- oh, i should also say that half of these at-risk kids are girls, who are more at risk. somebody asked

. >> i would like to note that gabriel metcalf as honest as the mayor's appointees -- gabriel metcalf is joining us as the mayor's appointees. with that, [roll call] vice chair, you do have a quorum. item three, communications. i know of none. item four, board of directors new and old business. director ortiz: new or old business for the board of directors? seeing none, let's look to the next one. >> item 5, executive director report. director ayerdi-kaplan: good morning. i would like to begin by welcoming the newest member of our board, director metcalf. welcome. he is the mayor's recent appointee. thank you for being with us. next, i would like to just said that as of june 2011, over 900,000 workers have been employed on the demolition and construction of the project, so that certainly shows stimulus is working. we are pleased to report that today. i also wanted to report that we are in our third year of our summer internship program, working with high school students. we have three that were hired by urs to work with their program office as well as the tjpa office. two students are

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new this morning, a high ranking staff member of representative gabrielle giffords is back at work. ron barber spent the past 6 months undergoing extensive physical therapy. he was diagnosed with post- traumatic stress disorder. he was shot several times and the shootings killed six people, injured 13 and that included barber and gabrielle giffords. >>> a retired 9/11 firefighter is dealing with another tragedy after a fire damaged memorabilia from the world trade center attacks and damaged his home. he survived september 11th and he was one of the people to help others in need nearly ten years ago. he is trying to keep up hope but became emotional when talking about the latest tragedy in his life. >> try to look on the other side and say things happen for a reason. i wish someone would explain the reason. >> investigators have yet to find a reason behind the fire this morning. the destroyed -- -- >>> this day in history, july 6th, 1957, althea gibson claims the women's single title at wimbledon to become the first african american to win at london's club. again althea gibson this d

especially in high profile cases like the shooting of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. her attacker gerald lee loughner recently found mentally unfit to stand trial. >> the fact is, iminsanity defense is almost never used. when someone has been killed they feel someone needs to be punished and so do juries. >> figuring out how we reached this point take as trip back in time. legal scholars have been trying to define the insanity defense reg cueing with ambiguous terms. by the 1920s, courts agreed people were seized by irresistible tendencies to be violent. 30 years ago legal experts say one shooting made it almost impossible. in 1981, the attack on president ronald reagan and his party by john hinckley shocked the nation and so did the court's finding that hinckley who had a fixation on jodie foster was not guilty by reason of insanity. the backlash immediate. congress tightened the rules foreign sanity defenses and the 30 states did the same. >> the great irony this was in some ways the poster boy for the insanity defense. he was insane. >> get out of here! >> people w

ron barber is the district director for congresswoman gabrielle giffords' office in tucson.s shot in the cheek and thigh during a shooting that killed six people and injured a dozen others, including representative giffords. barber is now back at work part time while he continues his recovery. >> still ahead tonight, how thieves are targeting church-goers in northern virginia. >> the dalai lama is here in d.c. coming up, what he and tens of thousands of other buddhists will be doing here at the verizon center for the next 11 straight days. >> for once it's not the "jersey shore" cast members making news in seaside heights. we'll tell what you led to more than 60 arrests there. >> and take two for a local fireworks celebration postponed by the weather last night. >> it is hot out there. 84 degrees right now with a heat index of 82 at 11:00. that tells you it's going to be a hot day tomorrow and our chances of storms will >> council member leslie johnson resigned today in the wake of the corruption accusations. her resignation is supposed to take effect july 31st, but her coll

gabriel gates has the report. >> uncertainly, they say, is the mother of invention. people here don't like the phrase. they say it appears colonel qaddafi's green book of home-spoken wisdom. in this city cut off from the roft of the world, fighting a waur does require certain ingenuity. translator: he had a problem. this helicopter missile launcher was no good for an army of untrained foot soldiers. >> so we took out the tubes and make it like this. this this ribbon can be used by one man. >> i notice you brought rudimentary buttons here. where did you find those from? >> this is from the shop. we have them. >> the men in this workship are busy modifying and adapting any kind of westernry -- weapons they can get their hands on. sense the revolution started they had to learn on the job and learn pretty quickly. out on the front line, some fighters have already taken delivery of their weapons. it's quiet here at the moment but these men have had plenty of opportunity to try them out for real. "they're light and more accurate than conventional weapons," since this happy

hello, commissioners, my name is gabriel. i bought 309-311 eureka street in 1964 to start my family. i would like to explain why the d.r. requesters' proposal are not acceptable plans to my families. the howsers's plans are obviously designed to protect his views. the top reasons why they won't work. the plans eliminate along the 20th street property on the north side. this design will trigger another 311 notification and another d.r. filed by mr. king with a time delay and cost to my project. the plan of large decks that resemble the decks of aircraft carriers and don't conform to the open space as you can see from the rendering there. the roofs both slope towards mr. howser's building at 24 feet. just below his property line is one of those. and 16 feet below his roof. he also has two floors above that height. these two floors are talked about, the windows being blocked. those are property line windows that are not protected under the planning codes. the 411 plan, top added floor has an average ceiling height of 6'6" and a

and for instance, there was recently a very important retrospective of the work of gabriel orozco atthe museum of modern art in new york. and gabriel orozco comes in a generation that studied in the '90s, and is really an international postconceptual globetrotter kind of artist that today defines himself by the myriad of experience that he has had. so more and more i think... of course, all of our history influences and informs everything we do. but some artists i think feel they have more in common with an international group of artists, or international issues that they're dealing with. and also, for instance, today, an artist drawing in new york has more in common with another artist living in london or mumbai-- they are big capitols, big cities, in which a lot of things are going on-- then someone painting in chihuahua, you know? so rural, urban, global connections are changing the way we think. so perhaps the labels will be urban artists versus rural artists at one point or another. >> hinojosa: so if there is a young latino artist, or any artist, your message to them is what, a

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it's entirely possible. >> richard gabriel, you're a jury consultant. you consulted on the anthony case. what did you make of the jury process here? obviously a bit of seven women to five men. do you think that was help informal the end to casey anthony? >> well, we didn't really focus on dem the demographics. what we were focused on from the beginning was how much prejudicial publicity there was in this case, so our first process was really deselection, taking away all those people who had already found her guilty as a result of the media coverage in the case. and then as a result of sort of eliminating the people who were so prejudiced against her from the beginning, we were left with what we thought was an actual fair group, a group that would be able to listen, would be independent enough to really focus on the reasonable doubt and the aspects of this case, and quite frankly would be courageous enough to perhaps come in with an enormously unpopular verdict. >> judge alex farrar, what struck me as quite extraordinary about this is the defense opened

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. >> reporter: gabriel and her children, 15-year-old bella and 17-year-old juan, not their real name, rely on the lord's protection to keep them safe. they live deep in the jungles of columbia where drug traffickers and government soldiers are active. gabriela has compassion for all of these groups. in 2006, her life had fallen apart. gabriela said she became depressed. after becoming spiritually abused. it gave her several powered radios which were preset with christian raid station. she begin listening to the biblical teachings, studied the scriptures for herself. through the lord's powerful work in her life, gabriela became a committed follower of jesus and was a changed woman. >> my whole outlook on life changed. i really begin to love my children and i realized i hadn't really loved them. >> reporter: after seeing the lord work a miracle in the life of their mother, juan and bella said they will serve jesus no matter the cost or danger. they want to see others set free from their spiritual darkness. >> we see a lot of young people either joining the gorilla or the military. a lot

he went into dream, and gabrielle appeared to him. dreams means something to people in the middle east, especially muslims. god is breaking down the walls. a muslim goes on a search and wants to find out more about christ. i think it is 1 of the most powerful revolutions. god is selecting people groups around the world that come under the banner of islam, 1.5 billion muslims. we are finding all around the world, muslims are having dreams about jesus. >> it is amazing. technology is making a difference. talk about the impact of satellite television and the internet. >> great television programs. many times muslims will have a dream about jesus. if there is not a christian in their village or city, they seek. they look for a bible. they turn on the tv. many times they are led to christ through television or radio. god uses believers that they run into and god gives them a devine appointment. right now, 93 percent of the globe gets christian radio and so even many mecca, we know people here, radio programs, television breaks through. in

. >> para gabriel hace rato es un mal chiste para recortar por lo menos 650 mil millones de los fondosson un aumento. nada prometedor para la familia de susana l. >> para mis clases como lo voy hacer para los siguientes semestres >> o sea, tienes la preocupación y te preocupa las dos hermanas que están a punto de entrar. >> como lo vas hacer. >> estudiantes dicen que el colmo que al mismo tiempo que la junta aprueba las matrículas acep aceptaba pagarle al nuevo presidente de la universidad san diego. >> o sea, 100.000 dólares más que lo que pagaban a la persona que ocupaba antes el puesto. >> el gobernador jerry brown escribió: >> nuestra edición, en donde quedó. >> el golpe es fuerte al sistema universitario de california que por su calidad solía ser la envidia de la nación. >> profesores, niños que ahorita no están garantizados de un trabajo y hay muchas clases canceladas. >> más estudiantes obligados a trabajar o pedir más préstamos y endeudo aro. >> estabaibuscar debajo de las . >> podrían estar los de la clase media que no tienen los recursos de los ricos y reciben la misma parte

a staff member of gabrielle giffords returns to work to a standing ovation after a bullet nearly took> time to head across country for stories cnn affiliates are covering. the first stop is boston. whitey bulger is going to court. he was the boss of a south boston irish gang before disappearing. he was caught last month in california. >>> an aide to congresswoman gabrielle giffords returned back to work. he was wounded in a january 8th shooting that left six people dead. >> it was very emotional coming in. i was nervous. there's a special relationship between those of us who were shot that day. >> we'll never be normal again, but it felt like it was beginning to close the healing. >> montana's governor declared a state of emergency in seven counties because of the ruptured pipeline that caused tens of thousands of gallons of oil to rush into the yellowstone river last friday. oil has been found 25 miles from the leak sight. the state says it's found oil 90 miles away. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. i nev

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the january shoot left 13 people dead and 16 people wounded, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords and a member of her staff. that staffer, ron barber has gone back to work. he was shot in the thigh and the chief. he's still getting physical therapy for his injuries, but he's well enough to go back to work part time as a district director. so, ron, how does it feel to be back to work? >> the only thing better for this day would be the day the congresswoman walks through door and we all have her back in tucson. i know she wants to be back. she's working hard to do that. ive no doubt she'll be back in not too long distance future. she'll do the job she's always done with more gusto for the citizens of the eighth congressional district. >> congresswoman giffords continues to get her physical therapy. just last week she made her first public appearance since the shootings. mark zuckerberg says his company will launch, quote, something awesome, end quote today. one should launch something awesome rather than something lame. there's lots of speculation on what this process is. could be a

you think gabriels when it was the largest school west of the mississippi. and what we found were people with families are not far away in the san mateo county and marin county. the pacific has a lot of previous residence for the sunset. what is interesting is he talks about many of these same issues we talk about here all the time -- difficulty with condo conversions for your own use, difficulty getting unit mergers. of course, the school system. it is not a planning issue or has a relationship to a. -- relationship to it. so, very interesting that you have hit upon these things. i think there are a lot of reasons, although we always talk about cost. cost is a factor. these residents in san mateo county are paying just as much. they can get housing with conditions that are more acceptable to their families. we have to look at the process, what we're doing to drive families away. president olague: i just wanted to welcome jose campos. i do not know if you have a few words force at this time? go ahead, please. tell us a little bit more about yourself. >> than

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gabriel was just six at the time. >> something that looked like a nightmare, but it is here and we have another country within sedan. >> used military force to take the oil and mineral resources of south and bought weapons to repress the people. when peace efforts failed, a separate nation. it is hoped hospitals development and schools. >> i think now this outcome should be effective. it should be effective and it should look into the future as two sovereign states. >> the lost boys and other immigrants say they have hope for the future. >> they all want to go back if they can and bring the toin towns and gifts their perspective into a new country. >> in san jose, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> well you know you can't make a zebra change its stripes, but you can pressure a restaurant to dim its hugh. why after taking a bold visual stance, a rest rant is bending to the will of some people. >> we don't care what it was, we want to know if you remember. how keeping an eye on what you eat can help you eat a little less. >> thanks to your debit card, the cleaning press has slowed a bit. the one bill

. >> reporter: richard gabriel was a jury consultant for the defense. he says the team felt the cards were stacked against them. >> we knew from the very beginning that we probably would not get the jury that we needed, that we wouldn't be on a level playing field. >> reporter: the reason? >> why didn't mommy call police? >> mind-blowing new details in the casey anthony murder case. >> reporter: so much pre-trial publicity they feared it would make it impossible to find impartial jurors. so t ty were looking for something specific. >> a good juror for the defense is somebody who is skeptical. somebody who is so strong, courageous and individual that could resist the public pressure to convict her. >> reporter: we do know they all said they'd be willing to impose the death penalty. one juror doesn't even have a computer or cable tv. several jurors have law enforcement connections. one is a retired nurse's aide wiwi a dui arrest. the only one with a criminal record. one's a former logger from indiana, and at least one says she's deeply religious. >> all t

gabriel of the bbc has been talking to the rebels on the front lines, where he sent this report from.xtraordinary exchange has taken place here. just a few days ago when we were here there were scores of men firing their guns, firing off rockets from behind this sandbank over in that direction. you can see the amount of spent cartridges and littered up around the place, evidence of the fighting. now the place is almost completely empty. it down that road is where they have gone. rebel fighters have been coming back, saying they have now dug in seven or 8 kilometers in that direction. this is the first time the front line has moved in six weeks. it is a small breakthrough for the deadlock. some of the fighters that we have spoken to coming back from the front say that during all of the intensive fighting that they have seen in the past few days, there have been many casualties. they say nato has done absolutely nothing. they say they have heard their planes circling in the skies, but they have not helped out, as they see it. they believe that nato could finish this tomorrow, but they d

the young man charged with shooting arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords along with nearly two dozen others. he's been receiving antipsychotic medication in jail and he doesn't want him to take it. his lawyers have asked for them to stop forcing him to take it. jeffrey toobin joins me. the judge seemed to say this is in the hands of his doctors primarily. how does it work? can prison doctors hold loughner down and force this medication into home? >> the important thing to recognize is the background here. the defense has one goal. it's to keep jared loughner from getting executed. that's their only goal here. at the moment he's been found not fit to stand trial. the status quo is actually pretty satisfactory to the defense. the problem here, is that the medical authorities are trying to get loughner better. >> right. >> they are giving him drugs, treating him the way any severely mentally patient would be treated and that might get him sane enough for trial, thus execution. >> the defense is trying to keep the status quo,. >> thank you so much. >>> we turned to jeff gardere, also in

gabriel of the bbc has been talking to the rebels on the front lines, where he sent this report from.xtraordinary exchange has taken place here. just a few days ago when we were here there were scores of men guns, firing off rockets from behind this sandbank over in that direction. you can see the amount of spent cartridges and littered up around the place, evidence of the fighting. now the place is almost completely empty. it down that road is where they have gone. rebel fighters have been coming back, saying they have now dug in seven or 8 kilometers in that direction. this is the first time the front line has moved in six weeks. it is a small breakthrough for the deadlock. some of the fighters that we have spoken to coming back from the front say that during all of the intensive fighting that they have seen in the past few days, there have been many casualties. they say nato has done absolutely nothing. they say they have heard their planes circling in the skies, but they have not helped out, as they see it. they believe that nato could finish this tomorrow, but they do not want to

he killed six people, wounded 13 others, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. a district judge said doctors in missouri where loughner is being held could drug him since he had become a danger to himself. >>> one of the other victims in that shooting went back to work today. 65-year-old ron barber was shot in the cheek and in the thigh. he works in congresswoman giffords office. >>> the u.s. senate back in session today after foregoing the traditional july 4 recess. they are working to reach a deal on that debt ceiling. senators are also weighing a resolution on u.s. involvement in libya. >> senator barbra took some time off the hill to announce a plan to help local veterans get and keep their jobs. the federal grant comes from the department of labor and it will help fund the weigh station employment program in frederick. >>> a lot of work to be done in arlington. two days after some violent storms ripped through northern virginia. dominion power is bringing in the heavy equipment trying to help remove some of the fallen trees in north arlington. at the height

one of the 13 people injured in a january shooting that tried to take the life of congresswoman gabriellegiffords is back to work now. 65-year-old ron barber is the district director of the congresswoman's tucson office. he was hit in the cheek and the thigh during the shooting at a tucson grocery store that killed six people and wounded giffords. barber will work part time while he continues his recovery. >>> for the second straight major, golf fans will have to root for someone other than tiger woods. woods announced yesterday he will miss the british open, which starts next week. he is still nursing a knee and achilles injury he sustained at the masters. woods tried to play in the players championship back in may but dropped out after nine holes. woods said in a statement he is only going back when he is 100% ready but that he is, quote, very disappointed and apologized to british open fans. >>> this morning the oil spill near yellowstone national park is larger than first feared and may be more difficult to clean up. about 1,000 barrels of crude oil spilled into the yellowstone river

>> to play the role of gabriel. >> who is it?he book. there goes your career. okay. thank you very much, >>> good morning. it's 8:56 now. i'm marla tellez. this morning, an armed suspect is still on the loose after an overnight shooting in east palo alto. a deadly shooting. police found 23-year-old man dead on illinois avenue near bay road in university about 9:00 last night. witnesses say the the man shot victim several times before taking off. a check of your forecast right after the break. >>> good morning to you. still have that deck of low clouds hugging the coast, making for dreary conditions for now. but don't worry, it's going to get really nice today. later on the clouds will break apart. 68 degrees, though, a really nice second half of the day. 82 in los gatos, san jose really, really nice weather. as we head through tomorrow, a little bit on the hot side. 90s are back. that lasts through thursday and back down to the 80s on friday, saturday, and into the weekend. back to you, marla. >> thanks, christina. >>> check us o