> reporter: haynes has one year of training under his belt with u.a. local 597. he's making about $25 an hour. when he completes the four-year apprenticeship program his hourly wage will nearly double. paying bills was a big concern for the former marine when his tour was ending, but not anymore. >> we've got a lot of work in this local. there's a lot going on, highly trained professionals and i don't think any company can offer anything else better than this. >> reporter: so far the four- year-old v.i.p. program has trained about 200 veterans. instructor mike galfano says local 597 is desperate for welders because of its aging membership. he says veterans make great recruits. >> we find that they are always on time, actually early when they come to school and do our classes. they are very responsible hard working. >> reporter: haynes took great pride in being a marine. now he finds great pride in being a welder. >> welding it's kind of like an art. it's definitely something you have to work at. >> reporter: diane eastabrook "n.b.r." mokena, illinois.

they are very responsible hard working. >> reporter: haynes took great pride in being a marine. now he finds great pride in being a welder. >> welding, it's kind of like an art. it's definitely something you have to work at. >> reporter: diane eastabrook, "nightly business report," mokena, illinois. >> tom: and finally, we end tonight with one vet's story about returning to the job market and working toward plans he made with a fallen friend. 25-year-old josh berlongieri plays with his two-year-old son and his wife on a sunny morning in hollywood, florida. after five years in the army, including 15 months in iraq, he has a full-time job and is going to college. but it almost didn't turn out this way. berlongieri was a specialist infantryman in the army. on september 4, 2007, he was in the second truck of a five- vehicle convoy driving along route predator, one of the most dangerous roads in baghdad, when he heard a blast. >> we look up, and the front lead truck is completely disintegrated. blown up, smoke everywhere. people are screaming, and you can see everything going on. >>

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. >> -- chair hur: ok, so it sounds like from your list, lopez and haynes -- ok, why do we not do this. why do we not do this by the 13th? and are the parties, and i will ask the commissioners, too, are the parties an agreement that the chair can actually -- does the chair need to sign a subpoena? the commission? >> no. chair hur: ok, good. so if the parties would agree to delegate authority to the chair to approve subpoenas being issued, then i think we can get that out very soon thereafter. is that acceptable? >> yes. >> yes. chair hur:

. >> -- chair hur: ok, so it sounds like from your list, lopez and haynes -- ok, why do we not do this. why do we not do this by the 13th? and are the parties, and i will ask the commissioners, too, are the parties an agreement that the chair can actually -- does the chair need to sign a subpoena? the commission? >> no. chair hur:

. >> -- chair hur: ok, so it sounds like from your list, lopez and haynes -- ok, why do we not do this. why do we not do this by the 13th? and are the parties, and i will ask the commissioners, too, are the parties an agreement that the chair can actually -- does the chair need to sign a subpoena? the commission? >> no. chair hur: ok, good. so if the parties would agree to delegate authority to the chair to approve subpoenas being issued, then i think we can get that out very soon thereafter. is that acceptable? >> yes. >> yes. chair hur: ok, so by the 13th, you will tell us who you want to subpoena, and we will notice them. ok. anything else? >> no. chair hur: mr. keith? >> mr. waggoner had made a request for a bill of particulars. we would file charges that look more like counts for him to deal with that, the amended set of charges, count one, count two, count three. we can do that shortly, is essentially, provide them with the notice that they are complaining that they do not have. chair hur: ok. when can you do that by? >> by the end of this week. chair hur: is that acceptable, mr.

i am larry haynes. ross mirkarimi, he has been positive in our western addition, and i would like to see him get back to work, and he has been very responsive to the needs of the community. i think he is very honest. i know him personally, his family, and he needs to get back to work. he is a good guy, and he does good work. thank you. >> hello. my name is merrill easton. i have been a resident of district 54, i do not know, 25 years or so, and before ross was our supervisor there, i was a victim of street violence. i was attacked in front of my house and 7:00 a.m., my face broken in two places, and the police were not very interested in this affair. however, after ross came in as supervisor, he got into the community policing and coordinated work with all of the departments, and i have not had any problems since, and i think that ross needs to get back to work so that people knew are doing these things, like the person you did this to me, they need to be given the resources to turn their lives around a

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if there are any poster children for shame, and this is a map of shame, i know that pastor freddy haynes would join me and say that texas is certainly fighting for the prize. and florida is right in the mix. the map of shame, somebody wanted to call out another state, of course is the voter i.d. if you will note, more than 75% of america is trying to do voter i.d. i call this the 21st century poll tax. and when you talk to your congregation, even though that sounds like we're talking baby boomer, young people understand that as well. so i want to just say these points. the point is that you just had an irs meeting. having policy discussions about getting rid of this is not lobbying. having it outside of the realm of the church house, having it somewhere where you are leading it is okay. and if there ever is a 21st century civil rights movement, it is the voter i.d., for it does nothing other than say you are trying to show up as this pastor right here. it has nothing to do. so we do have a place for twitter and e-mail, but we have a place for prayer vigils, marches, standing on the stree

brandon baxter, anthony hayne, joshua stafford connor stevens, douglas wright never got the chance to blow up the suburban cleveland bridge fbi agents used an informant explosives inoperative explosives punched in detonation code and were arrested instead. batt but law enforcement swift collaborative action based on intelligence undertook myriad of investigative techniques in order to eliminate the risk of violence and protect the public. does it remind us preparation security measures taken are necessary. you have to worry about copycats and even and peaceful protest you have people like this always going to be a fringe group might be willing to take a step further you have to prepare for the worst-case scenario. >> spokesperson with concern security firm said what transpired in ohio example of all wealthy system can work five suspects have been monitored since last summer. carefully watching developments also said have not changed nato plans in chicago because plans in place designed to deal with alleged domestic terrorism exactly like this. >> nato protest practice run for demonstr

last night we had irwin simon, the ceo of haynes celestial. sleeping time. the guy was jumping up and down about how well his organic food company is doing. he got street cred that's amazing. yet it goes down at the bell. why? because of spanish unemployment? the fact that it rebounded is all the proof you need that panic, panic is a terrible strategy! boy, the guilt by association clowns, they were immediately isn't in, too. maybe this is a sondheim market. fossil brought to fabulous fame by that investing genius, the sitch from the "jersey shore" took down the whole complex with ralph lauren -- i'm sorry, ralph, i used sitch in the same sentence as you. vf corp driving 9 points at their worst moments. i'm not saying none of these companies can be hurt to the same degree like fossil, which was crushed by europe, as they all have some degree of european exposure. what i am saying is if you really did fear something was wrong, you could have at least waited for the bounce as every one of these stocks bounced back intra day as they've done over and over again

lynette haynes reportedly spoke to his wife the day she talked to her neighbor about her husband's allegedbuse. the filing accused him of then talking to the neighbor trying to get her to change her story. earlier the sheriff submitted the names of witnesses he wants to call during the ethics probe. they include former san francisco mayor art agnos, current mayor, former san francisco chronicle publisher and a former girlfriend. >>> tomorrow teams will redouble their efforts to find a sacramento firefighter who disappeared while fishing. the 58-year-old is a ten year veteran of the fire department. he disappeared though wednesday night while fishing from his kayak at camp far west lake. rescuers spent all day yesterday and today searching the lake for porter by boat, foot and by air. they found his kayak capsized on the lake and located his truck and trailer nearby. searchers are now using scanning sonar in the water and are planning to bring in special lyterianed search dogs tomorrow. >>> authorities say two sisters from tennessee went three days without food or water after being kidnappe

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you need to get some new haynes, a new tank top, something to cool off in later on today. they can hook you up. we're looking really good. you saw from the picture, blue skies for the most part, little bit of low cloud cover, but not much, and it will not last long. good morning to you, 50 here in san jose, and we're headed towards a really warm afternoon, one of the warmest afternoons we have had in almost six months. so make sure you're ready for that. north bay, central bay, east bay, everywhere across the bay area, we have good air quality today, but take a look at where your temperatures are headed. upper 50s as of 8:00 a.m. and the inland cities and bay side will clear the quickest. at the coast, you might have to see more cloud cover until about 9:00. but 80 degrees, comfortable by noon, rounding out the day at 88 right here in san jose. your full forecast is coming up in a few moments. but right now, back to you guys. >> okay. >>> 6:09. the movement to get marijuana legalized in california appears to be going up in smoke. a new poll from usc and the "l.a. times" sh

thought -- the day was due-give him another chance he had a home run in a is when we're in -- the haynes lanthe aa's win >>gary: if they days are already-- aas are out of that but i i hate to say this with the very least will be interesting for like you and me to talk about but i the is approved the has something left. >>darya: that is a shame again here in because theaa's live better than the giants. >>gary: you need to understand why there are 40 the as -- 40,000 of the giants' game. in last may's game could. he just did not all the sun when the game and have 20,000 people show up. anting aa's reputations are that when players are to get good then they will restrain him -- trade him because they do not one of the of the sow recruit so i and understand all the reasons irian -- and we gave more coverage to the aa's then the giants because they had more recognizable celebrities. who are the guys that move the needle? we all know who the giants play is are but the un aa's were just learning him >>darya: and this so this player is a deadbeat. he is on dr. phil. team owes them about $55,000

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dave, you and i were with the late fabulous mark haynes and with joe.nd we went through this period in '99. and we saw the beginning. this is not aen eyeballist company. this is the quickest i have ever seen. and it will have earnings. one of the things that is troubling is people are talking about the 2015 and 2014 earnings, therefore it's cheap. when the public plays that game, they don't understand. so what happens is i'm recommending people get in on a deal. i know that sounds ridiculous. most people won't. but don't buy it when it opens. that's been a fail strategy for almost every single stock out there. so the bottom line is buy it, flip it other wise don't buy it on the open end. >> yes. >> exactly. >> really, jim, that's what you said about groupon. >> no, groupon, and i didn't get my -- for some reason -- maybe they discountsed groupon after i trashed that brazilon thing. i have no desire to go to brazil. if they can send me to brazil for like 8 bucks thorax's ridiculous. >> there's a difference? >> yeah. i thought i got a 60% off to go to bra

and i would have -- i mean, haynes would have loved that. he would have lapped that up.that captain america should actually be a brit in the film. that would have lasted for days and it would have been very, very funny. >> when i walk past that picture that we just showed, what i hear mark say to me every time we go up the stairs there, don't screw it up, don't mess it up. because my memory was that first week when i got on the set with him and i said, what are we supposed to do now? and he says i have no idea, just don't screw it up. and we did. and we just sort of winged it and that's exactly what i hear every day. don't screw it up. we try not to. >> that's the staircase that leads to our work space. and, again, i think the fact we

if there's any poster children for shame and this is a map of shame, i know that pastor freddie haynes adjoining state of texas is certainly exciting for the prize in florida is right in the mix. the map of shame, somebody wanted to call at another stage of the voter i.d., which is what a lot of the discussion was. if you will note, more than 75% of america is trying to do voter i.d. i called this the 21st century coal tax. when you touch your congregation, even though that sounds like we're talking baby boomer, young people understand that as well. i just want to say these points. point is he just had. having policy discussions about getting rid of this is not lobbying. having it outside the realm of the church, having it somewhere where you're where your zdnet is okay. and if there ever is a 21st century civil rights movement, it is voter i.d. for it does nothing other than say you're trying to show up as this pastor ray here. and i would say this, we do have a place for twitter and e-mail, but we have a place where prayer vigils, marches, standing on the street corners comest an inn