now many of them have taken up residence under the gilman street overpass in berkeley. that is where kron4 jack bush is why tonight. albany >> reporter: tense have popped up along both sides of the overpass and more are being put up as we speak cuba or a wachs said he lived at the ball up for a long time and wishes he could go back. >> some of us were at the ball me and him for sure, and they kicked us out with a settlement of $3,000. bulb >> reporter: that's right, the city of al denys paid dozens of bulb residents $3,000 each to leave and many of them have moved in under interstate 80 at gilman street. the area provided shelter for a small group who say the bulk residents are making a mess m. brink the heat down on them. james earl blake said he has been quietly living under the overpass for months without any problems as they as de and says the bulbers are trashing the place in bringing unwanted attention to gilman street. >> a lot of the police know me and they know that i did not start any trouble but now look at this mass it is a mess it is a damn mess and now the

and i want to call up nathanial player and if you come up in this order, gill gilman. and aer an caviyama and patrick baris heath, kenp, and james tracy and i will keep calling people after we start to cycle through. >> >> good morning and thank you for your time and for having this hearing supervisors. and i am the supervisoring attorney at the we provide legal service and eviction and we provide the services for 94 percent of the tenants who respond to the evictions in san francisco. and we also provide the rental assistance to the significant number of tenants facing the eviction for non-payment of rent. and our office helped over 600 households receive direct financial assistance and avoid homelessness. we are particularly concerned about evictions from publicly funded units and i gave the committee some numbers on that and over 26 percent of evictions in 2013 were from the city funded units. and since 2009 there have been 1067 for those who receive the city funding and it is a part of the work to defend the eviction laws from the city funded units and just a littl

one reason the men did not do child-care, perkins gilman did not advocate child care. this utopian colony was based on her theory and she was about women sharing the work so they followed her series. this is the only utopian colony i ever found that was based on the series of woman, founded by man so this cooperative child rearing, cornerstone of gilman's vision drew the most ridiculed from newspaper reporting supposing concern about the harm it might cause he believe the children's program had been the most successful aspect, described how children ate dinner and dining room with miniature chairs and tables, food designed for their taste and a symbol that children's parliament and discuss their problems deciding what was right and what was wrong for them. speak changeful one of my favorites of his books is the brass check. i think it is brilliant, he was asking, really telling you who actually owns the mass media. and getting you to ask what is in it for them and how does this shape our reality. very few people are even asking that today. he was asking get back in 192

many of them have taken up residence under the gilman street overpass in berkeley -- and the move is causing problems. the city of albany paid dozens of credit residence $3,000 each to beef--leader--leave the santa rosa woman accused of assaulting a child she suspected was bullying her daughter, might have been targeting the wrong boy. that's according to the sonoma county sheriff's office. 30-year-old delia garcia- bratcher was arrested friday -- accused of putting her hands around the neck of a 12-year-old boy at olivet elementary. the boy was pointed out as someone who'd been harassing her daughter. the sheriff's department says it hasn't found any evidence of that. as for the boy -- photos taken at school showed red marks on his neck. a relative of the suspect says she has 6 children - and would never hurt a child. "she's got a good heart, she would never do that she says they are making me sound like a monster, she's thrown back" garcia-bratcher's attorney says she acknowledges confronting the boy. and telling him to "knock it off". but denies touching him. you can find the late

setting up tents under the gilman street interstate - 80 overpass now there's a bit of outrage by some of berkeley's homeless. who were already living at that location albany city officials say, the homeless issue at gilman street. pre-dates the relocation effort at 'the bulb'. eastberkeley city leaders say, they are assessing the safety and sanitation of the site. while offering relocation assistance to those who are there. several large drug companies are being accused of reaping millions of dollars in profits. by allegedly getting thousands of californians 'hooked' on prescription pain killers. santa clara county has joined orange county, in filing a lawsuit against johnson and johnson and several other companies. for pushing doctors to prescribe opioid drugs such as oxy-contin and percocet. the suit says, the drug makers mis-represented. that the pain killers are useful for treating non -cancer pain. even though there is no scientific evidence to support the claim. the suit claims. that leads to what prosecutors say, is a public health nightmare. prosecutors also say. once his addi

there was an earlier crash at gilman in berkeley. but better news on westbound 580.mentioned that accident approaching 24. it was a motorcycle accident already cleared out of lanes taking off our chp reports. a live look at the nimitz 880 in oakland no problems near the oakland coliseum. clear 238 to the maze. mass transit on time. remember kcbs when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." more on your forecast, here's lawrence. >>> elizabeth you weren't big on the winds, were you? >> no, bad hair day! >> not going to see the winds like yesterday. it will still be breezy in spots. we are starting out with more of a gentle breeze this morning. out the door we go. we have a couple of patches of fog early on today. should give way to mostly sunny skies in the afternoon and temperatures going to be warmer. but much warmer weather expected as we head in toward the weekend. in fact, some of these temperatures may be getting hot looking toward next week. high pressure just a weak ridge trying to build in. a little breezy this afternoon b

. >> janet ray, johnson, gilman, and jennifer fredeboc, and katherine, and don falk, kim, ambusto and michael wright, thanks. >> i am with the hampton emergency center and representing the emergency center association, and that he just spoke about and i want to give you a brief summary of the cost effective strategis that we are presenting to you and we met with many of you already and we will be meeting with some of you, in the coming weeks. regarding our proposal for solutions to homelessness in san francisco, this is acting about just 8 million dollar, and ending in homelessness, and it is cost effective. and we are looking at providing aoe prevention and the grants and the subsidies, and medation and supportive service and supportive in the city, funded housing. out reach in education and this could reach 25,000 households in san francisco and prevent displacement of 3300 households. we are looking at housing those who do become that has proven effective and opening up affordable subsidized housing through the san francisco housing authority, and throughout our lost subsidy. a ann

if " comeback we are checking has bought some interstate 80 and thereafter to gilman 34 minutes now ofbackrest in. the south bay cupertino is still backed up towards 85 there's an accident at 87 slowing more the south bay freeways 1 01 is plenty slow this morning for 85 up to a 37. the crime for news will be right back. female narrator: through memorial day female narrator: through memorial day at sleep train, get 36 months interest-free financing plus big savings of up to $400 on beautyrest and posturpedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ entyinun's t.aceime. chalngedssued. new pperne srt auspr. design to lp y spr whe u wa, t whe yodon' design to lp y spr whe u wa, is so o ppertoneportccusay. 's o good morning when a holiday weekend that looks great but we do have a lot of overcast conditions now. but right now were mainl

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one of the reasons the men did not do child care is that to perkins gilman did not advocate. this utopian colony was based upon a theory. she was about women sharing network for whatever reason. so they followed her theory. this is the only utopian colony i have ever found that was based upon the theories of a woman founded by a man. this cooperative child-rearing drew the most from newspaper reporters. sinclair believed it had been the most successful aspect. described how they aid in their own dining room. and they assemble and a children's parliament to discuss their problems. >> one of my favorite of his investigative books is the brass check. i just think it is brilliant that he was asking or really telling you who actually owns mass media, in this case mccormick. asking what is in it for them and how does this shape our reality. very few people are asking that today. he was asking it in 1920. was anybody else doing work like that at that time? >> no. i don't think so. he wrote the first book that exposed, as you say, the honors of newspapers and how their ideology was d

we have a word of a crash on 80 westbound 80 at gilman. this is -- would be at the top of the screen from our east shore shot here and i don't see anything up here. that doesn't mean that it's not there. there's supposed to be a crash on 80 kind of in this area here on 80 as you head up to the eastshore freeway right near gilman. kind of at the top of your screen here. we'll keep an eye on it for you. traffic this time is going to be changed by that if there is a crash blocking lanes. we'll continue to watch it. hopefully it won't be as bad as monday. bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is backed up for a 25-minute drive time into san francisco with no major delays. traffic continues to move along pretty well around the bay area. 580 westbound, you can see a lot of slow traffic out of the livermore valley. this has become kind of routine now. southbound 680 is also slow out of pleasanton heading down to fremont. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. concord police are looking for a teenager they say has already sexually ass

there's an accident westbound 80 at gilman coming into berkeley.ocking the carpool lane. if you are traveling in the south bay or about to northbound 101 is clear to tully but it's backed up all the way into santa clara. with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> all right. we have a lot of clouds around the bay area this morning. but high pressure taking over now. and that means we have some warmer weather on the way beginning today. the warming trend will kick in. temperatures 70s and low 80s inland. 60s and patchy fog toward the coastline. much warmer into the holiday weekend. >>> a mama bear didn't wait to save her cub and got stuck on the wrong side of a die provider on the highway in british columbia. mom grabs the baby and moves to safety. another cub climbs up onto the divider but knows better not to jump down. >> i love that phrase acting like a mama bear. there it is right there. i love that picture. >> absolutely. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour a paradise becomes a scene of horror. we'll look at the video t

i'm cynthia gilman with the henry m. jackson foundation for the advancement of military medicine. you've spoken about the need to be able to break down the barriers to be able to connect the data from the d.o.d. to the v.a. to the civilian side. and so you've mentioned that you're actually able to get in a year prior to separation. i'm wondering, how did you do that and what do we need to do to break those barriers down? >> great question. how did you do that? >> do you have a microphone? hat we can use in the front? >> i think exactly what steve said, about the different parts of the government. we had the conversation with the d.o.d., we expressed the need and they were on it. it's done. anyone has access to it. and anything we're doing, we're doing on behalf of everyone. we're not doing things just on behalf of blackstone. >> sandy, do you have -- >> they're going to hire him for the budget now. next. >> give them the name of the person they coordinate with at the white house or d.o.d. or d.o.l.? >> rich morales is here from the white house and he's running the program on behal