specific statistics around -- do we have specific statistics around suicides, these various genres, ha louis nation -- hallucination behavior, trauma? >> one thing to be clear, they're not necessarily arrests, they're contacts. i need to make that clear. so basically they are encounters. quite frequently law enforcement is the first responder. sometimes it may be the person themselves contacting law enforcement. it might be somebody else being brought to their attention. the person standing screaming on host street, you're going to get four 911 calls. in terms of the statistics we will be addressing is we're trying to look at the behaviors or sort of incidents that require the most time and the most frequent calls from police. we do have -- we are able to get some information about that from both sfpd and i think from all of the mental health providers as well. >> oh, good. we have been able to track these categories and these categories with a -- were they chosen based on statistics, frequency of -- >> the categories were some of the more common, if not diagnosis, some of the more common aspects o

louis and across the nation. she has endured abuse and discrimination but through it all she worked with intellect and dignity while employing one of her very best weapons: a warm and friendly personality and a very quick smile. in 1964, president lyndon johnson appointed her to serve as the first woman on the united states commission on civil rights. she continued to serve on the commission under presidents nixon, ford, and carter, recognizing that there was still much work -- much more work to do to end discrimination, ms. freeman joined with others to help form a bipartisan citizens commission on civil rights. frankie freeman's work hearnsed her many awards. she holds honorairery degrees from many universities, including hampton the university of missouri, washington university, and howard university. and she has been inducted into the national bar association's hall of faivment despite this long history of accomplishments frankie freeman still knows what's important: serving the community she loves. and at 94, she re

these projects are in san louis abyss pro, los angeles and riverside counties. >>> a national safety group has released annual list of the beaches to avoid this 4th of july weekend. state of california is right in the middle of the pack on america's dirty beach list. it ranked 22nd. but there's not a single bay area beach on the list this year. most of the dirty beaches are in southern california. nationwide there was a big increase in polluted beaches due in part to the gulf of mexico oil spill. >> yeah. >>> all right. time now 5:18. hey, sal, any roads we need to stay away from this morning? >>> well, one of the things -- it's one of those things where we've been listening to some police activity on the bay bridge but now we're getting word that whatever was going on there is under control and all the lanes are open. so that's good news. but you know we follow everything here. if you see a bunch of police officers on the bridge, apparently something was going down at the bay bridge and on the span, but fortunately seems as if everything's under control. i did see a lot of lights. listening t

louis arch overnight. some people even got their hands on some hail. the national weather service hasflood watch for that area. >>> a 16-year-old is in critical condition this morning after surviving the second plane crash of his life. >>> austin hatch was in a single engine plane with his father and stepmother on friday when it crashed in michigan. austin and his pilot father had survived a 2003 crash that killed austin's mother and two siblings. it's not clear what caused the latest incident. >>> time now, 8:46. the search for a missing student in indiana is intensifying this weekend. 20-year-old lauren spear disappear three weeks ago. despite thousands of tips and countless searches, there is still in sign of her. yesterday, hundreds of people turned out to look for the missing woman. >> we'll keep going as long as we have the resources and as long as we can keep pushing. as long as we're having volunteers. >> her family is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to her recovery. >>> the family of a missing tennessee woman is also getting support this weekend. hundreds o