. >> rose: oliver wendellwendall holmes senior. who's one of the most engaging fellows i ever sat in a cafe with. holmes was aoet and essayist. a very small man physically. he said 5'4 in a pair of heavy boots. he was a poet, a published poet already and he was a medical student. and he saw no incongress grewty in devoting his life to medical science and writing poetry and essays and founding the "atlantic" monthly magazine. holmes was one of those who caught on to french and the whole way of life there immediately. keep in mind, charlie, they did not speak any french, none of these people. because french wasn't taught yet. modern european languages weren't taught in college. >> rose: so they had to learn the language when they arrived. >> yes, imagine you're plunged into medic school with thousands of students going to lectures, attending demonstrations of surgical processes and the like and everything is in french, none of the other students speak english and you've got to catch . with a rigorouschedule that would be enough to ex

holmes. the governor signed the law to make gay marriage allowed in the state of new york. >> what this state said today brings this discussion of marriage equality to a new plane. that is the power and beauty of new york. the other states look to new

>> and hello again, everyone i'm heather holmes. >> we begin with developing nation out of benicia where a grass fire has been burning dangerously close to home. this is new video into our newsroom moments ago. take a look at this. the fire burning off of interstate 780 has grown to about two acres. the flames have shut down the northbound on-ramp at the east 5th street exit. the fire reached the yards of home on francisco court. fire officials say the fire was contained just about an hour ago and so far no injuries have been reported. ktvu news has a crew on the scene right now, gathering additional information, as soon as we'll get, it we'll be sure to bring it to you. >>> a father's day adventure took a scary days a dad and his children had to be rescued. ktvu's patti lee is live to explain the quick response and how this response came after the failed rescue of a man on memorial day.

ktvu's heather holmes is showing us how the city is honoring those two fallen firefighters. >> reporter: you can see the famed coit tower tonight is glowing red in recognition of those two that risked it all to save others. before the world champion san francisco giants took the field tonight. >> i would like tonight to dedicate the first pitch to our fallen firefighters. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee honored two champions of the fire fighting community. >> calling on those watching the game to honor the actions of lieutenant vincent perez and anthony valerio. >> they are all our heros and if i can to exhibit our deep appreciation to them and to

horace holmes is live now from northwest. >> the metro police officers say that the transfers of a captain and a lieutenant out of the special operations division is a clear sign of emotion. these are the transfer documents signed by the police chief and obtained by abc 7 news. they reveal that high-ranking officers in the special operations division have been moved out of their jobs. captain atcheson has been moved and lt. emerman they are under investigation on signing up for a security detail that is courted actor charlie sheen when he was in town back in april. >> it was done and not necessary, then it may be necessary to take action like that. >> he shows pictures of the police motorcade traveling 80 miles per hour. the chief said he she did not authorize the use of the machine and the department has no policy of providing police exports -- escorts for celebrities. >> these have people have worked their way all the way up and moving them out of the district. it is a clear message that the individuals are in disfavor. >> his is the chief has been inconsistent in best -- at best in this

miss eleanor holmes norton is wait i can't explain that but we've got the i phones fuzz alert app under fire from your favorite evil status senator schumer yemen under fire from american drones and our government under fire from the chinese literally yet anyway who could i ask you to take some of us from across the pond tonight an errant butterman of the republican liberty caucus and dog vixen join me for a g.o.p. debate for you and according to a new study if you're going to be sitting down anyway you'll be a lot healthier if you're touching yourself while watching adam versus the man. ok so you're driving home wasted as hell and at last call grabbed the last skank at the bar major move now she's got her teeth out and you're getting the best growth ahead of your life the last thing you want is to run into a dui checkpoint right well there is an app for that ok so maybe that's not you maybe you're just someone who likes freedom of travel or appreciates your privacy or wants to travel without being stopped by the thoughts and blue costumes remember the police force does not exist to prov

moriarty, weiner sees through you like sherlock holmes, or in this case, john holmes. now i hope, folks, i hope weiner is mistaken. i hope this isn't some sort of childish attack just because of his unfortunate last name. because if he's right, i fear for the twitter feeds of congressman jack johnson, norman dick, billy long, leonard lance, elijah cummings, timothy bishop, he better hope there's no pictures of him polishing anything. and i do not want to find out what a shimkiss is and i certainly don't want to se see-- chamblin. and hacking-- (applause) >> stephen: and hacking may not be the only cybercrime that weiner is a victim of. >> have you ever taken a picture like of this yourself. >> i can tell you this. that there are, i have photographs. i don't know what photographs are out there in the world of me. i don't know what things have been manipulated and dock tord. photoses can can be manipulated. photos can be of one thing changed to look like something else. >> stephen: yes, photos can be changed to look like something else. what? this could be a penis. it co

. >>> good evening i'm heather holmes. and i'm ken prichard in for ken wayne. >>> thousands of united passengers were left stranded today, and ken da -- and debora talked to passengers caught up in the delay. >> reporter: it's better now than any time in the last 24 hours. the airline and the computers playing catchup all day. >> reporter: from the mouths of babes, the last 24 hours worth wailing about for united airlines and its passengers. this was s.f.o. last night as a massive computer failure planes and stranded travelers. fast forward to this morning, lines incredibly long because even though the technology was humming again, nothing else was. >> when it stops for 5 hours, all the airplanes stopped moving. they are not where they need to be. what they have to do is not only take care of all the passengers being rebooked but they are trying to reposition flight crews and airplanes to be in the right locations also. >> reporter: the boredom, the worry, the fatigue, all easing now. from completely idle to back on their

holmes is overwhelmingly african-american with 48% below the poverty line. longevity comes despite significant gains in screening and treatment for women's diseases. researchers blame high rates of obesity, smoking and other unhealthy lifestyle choices for the decline but do not fully understand the reasons behind the disparities from place to place. researchers are hoping the county by county data can be used to tailor public health plans to each community's needs with the goal of adding years to people's lives. kelly koebbe yay la, cbs news, hamilton county, florida. >>> and coming up later on "the early show" the latest on al qaeda's new leader, osama bin laden's former lieutenant officially takes over. >>> gabrielle giffords, home at last. the arizona congresswoman begins the next stage of her amazing recovery. >>> and american history threatened. the most endangered historic sites in this country. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

holmes is overwhelming african american with 48% below the poverty line. the decline in longevity comes despite significant gains in screening and treatment for women's diseases. researchers blame high rates of obesity, smoking, and other unhealthy lifestyle choices for the declines, but do not fully understand the reasons behind the disparities from place to place. researchers are hoping to use this county-by-county data to watch some public health problems individualized, catered for specific communities. but the idea of adding years to people's lives. scott. >> pelley: thanks, kelly. of course, there are many factors-- race, income, lifestyle, genetics-- that determine how long we live. ben tracy in los angeles found a program that is helping people improve their chances of living longer. >> reporter: with 26 fast food outlets in just six square miles baldwin park, california, has never topped anyone's list of healthy cities. >> healthy selection means anything that's on this area. >> reporter: maria gonzalez is borderline diabetic. her daughter, connie

holmes. >>> good morning. for years, wherever bruce springsteen played, clarence clemons was at his side. and now bruce springsteen is mourning the death of his famous sidekick. also this morning, 500,000 acres of arizona scorched. firefighters say they don't know what started all of these fires but long-time senator john mccain says he knows how some of them started in his state. illegal immigrants are responsible, he says. also, we'll try to make a father's day a little bit brighter for at least one dad fighting in afghanistan. you'll want to stick around for this. good morning to you all, from the cnn center in atlanta, georgia, this is your cnn sunday morning for june 19. >>. happy father's day to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. we want to say a special good morning to our armed forces. thank you for being with us. >>> clarence clemons has died. clemons and his saxophone were the backbone of bruce springsteen's e street band. ♪ "born to run" for you. clemons was by springsteen's side for 40 years. he was the sax

holmes grew up dreaming about being able to fly.ream. holmes and the so-called bird men have found a way to soar flying off mountains and valleys throughout the world. and now the new "transformers" movie features their most death-defying leaps ever. at first glance these images of soldiers soaring through the chicago skyline seem like computer generated creations. but this is very real. these daredevils plunge from the relative safety of the willis tower roof, 1400 feet above the street, to take flight in the windy city. >> these are actual people flying wings through a downtown city environment, which has never been done before. so it's a lot about geography. we're coming around the building and then turning around 311 whacker and go out here and land. and we only have this area. >> here we go. >> reporter: for his new film "transformers: dark of the moon" director michael bates tapped extreme sports athlete j.t. holmes and his crew of high flying bird men to give movie goers a spellbinding look at this type of base jumping. >> mi

congressional delegate eleanor holmes norton, the first woman to lead the equal employment opportunity analyst jeffrey toobin. congresswoman norton, i'd like to start with you. you fought for equal rights all of your career. in your view, is this a setback for women? >> it's a setback, particularly since this is a court intent upon breaking new reactionary ground. remember the ledbetter case, the case that congress had to overturn because they gave a similar procedural interpretation of equal pay for equal work. now, here, they're saying that there's not enough commonality. in my judgment, that's clearly not the case. >> commonality, just to be clear, you're talking about the glue that sort of holds the lawsuit together as to the 1 million or so people who had actually filed to try to come into a class-action lawsuit? >> precisely, but let me tell you what there is commonality in. walmart had a centralized personnel system, and supervisors had unbridled discretion to hire and promote. as a result of that discretion, look at what you have in walmart. 14% of the managers are women. 80% o

holmes. thanks for spending part of your weekend with us. my buddy reynolds wolf will be along in just a moment. but first, there's speculation this morning about negotiations for a settlement in the long-running war in afghanistan. afghan television reports president hamid karzai told a youth group today that washington is involved in peace talks with the taliban. no word on that from washington just yet, but in the last hour, i asked our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, about the possibility of such peace negotiations. >> reporter: i think it's pretty unlikely, you know, that bob gates is sitting down with mullah omar directly across the table, you know, working out a peace agreement. not to say that this isn't a goal, to have some communication with taliban leaders and try and draw them back into the fold. one of the big problems right now is when you say the taliban, who are they? there are so many groups out there, there's so many different insurgent loyalties. just to say you're going to sit down with the taliban would be very to

holmes. thank you for spending your morning here with us. >>> messages to a teenage girl from congressman anthony weiner. reports say she's just 17 years old. weiner, of course, has admitted to sending salacious pictures to a number of women on-line but his people say the teenage girl did not get any of those. despite all this, supporters are still rallying around the congressman. our jason carroll is in anthony weiner's district this morning in queens, new york. jason, good morning to you. i don't know if you've been able to get any reaction at all to the news that he maybe exchanged messages with this teenage girl but it seems like a lot of people want him to stay in the job. >> that's exactly what we're hearing out here in his district, t.j. despite even getting the latest information about what happened with that 17-year-old girl, and let's very quickly sort of go over what happened there, police in delaware have interviewed a 17-year-old girl who did have on-line communications with cong

holmes. >>> and good morning to you all. the computer glitch that left plenty of united airlines passengers stranded overnight has been fixed, we've been told, the delays for travelers, however, remain. >>> also, look at this -- you see this? this was outside the casey anthony trial. she's in there fighting for her life inside the courtroom, but this is also grabbing headlines outside the courtroom. >>> plus, the road to the white house leading to new orleans for the republican presidential hopefuls this weekend. >>> hole ello to you all from t cnn center. i'm t.j. holmes, thank you for being here. >>> we need to start with developing news out of afghanistan this morning regarding reported peace negotiations. afghan television reporting that president hamid karzai told a youth group that washington is involved in peace talks with the taliban. president obama as you know expected to announce soon plans for troop withdrawals next month. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr joins me now from washington. barbara, what are we

heather holmes shows us why people think that. >> reporter: these windows aren't the only ones that werested. >> it's actually very, it's very hard to hear that kind of news and see this kind of news. >> reporter: we were with dave christianson as he got his first up close look at the damage. he has seen pictures of the shattered windows and caution tape locking the entrance but seeing it for himself made him angry. >> it was a very deliberate destructive act. and it's hurting the community. >> reporter: the photo center on if bottom floor bore the brunt of the vandals. they struck sometime late friday or early saturday morning. >> this was hit here. >> reporter: in additional to the damage hoar, two more windows were shattered at the rec center theater. no word yet on the cost of repairs, but in these days of shrinking budgets it is an unwelcome expense. >> this strips away the center for people who really need the center. >> reporter: this is one of the last remaining black and white centers in the city. christianson says he hopes the incident was a random attack by someone who had too

. >> i'm heather holmes. a second family tonight is mourning the loss of a loved one after a car crashed through a nursing home in san jose yesterday. we are live at that nursing home with more about the elderly woman who passed away today. >> reporter: we have learned that woman consider you can see the giant hole that been repaired. the 100-year-old woman was in this room and was hurt when the 90-year-old driver lost control of her car. you can stillest skid marks inside the room. the reports were that the injuries were relatively minor but the director said by phone today that there were complications. >> the fact she was 100, she was 100 she -- her injury was according to the paramedics and everything i heard the injury was slight. >> reporter: today family members of the other victim who died after the crash visited the nursing home to look at the damage for themselves. we spoke to the son and daughter of the 88-year-old who died yesterday following the accident. her family members said they are frustrat

holmes. the governor signed the law to make gay marriage allowed in the state of new york. >> what this state said today brings this discussion of marriage equality to a new plane. that is the power and beauty of new york. the other states look to new york for the progressive direction. >> new york is now the sixth state that allows same sex marriages. it is the most populous state to do so. the new york law doesn't have any residency law requirements. this is key. people from all over the country could now possibly go to new york and be married. this is also the first time a state senate with the republican majority has approved such a bill. the vote was close. 33-29. cnn's mary snow has more from new york. >> reporter: in the end, this historic bill came down to four republicans who broke from their party in support of same sex marriage, there was an eruption of applause in the senate gallery. >> usa. >> reporter: the republicans were able to secure protections for religious organizations.

holmes. >>> good morning. wildfires across arizona, and john mccain blaming illegal immigrants for starting them. >>> if you ever bought a ticket to see springsteen, you have seen this man, too. we say good-bye. this is "cnn sunday morning." >>> we start this morning talking about explosions in need yoe. a government spokesman called the spokesman, quote, murder. i asked him what happened. >> weep have had a lot of propaganda from accusations from the gadhafi regime for the last few weeks. we are looking at the matter carefully, and nato was operating in tripoli last night. we identified a missile being used and we had to take that out because it was putting a huge risk on the civilians in the area. let's be clear. you can reduce risks in every day possible, but never make them zero in a campaign. >> well, it just can't get any worst. that's what one fire official is saying about a fire in southern arizona. the monument fire has burned 20 acres. it's the nation's one number priority. some residents have evacua

heather holmes shows us why people think that. >> reporter: these windows aren't the only ones that werebusted. >> it's actually very, it's very hard to hear that kind of news and see this kind of news. >> reporter: we were with dave christianson as he got his first up close look at the damage. he has seen pictures of the shattered windows and caution tape locking the entrance but seeing it for himself made him angry. >> it was a very deliberate destructive act. and it's hurting the community. >> reporter: the photo center on if bottom floor bore the brunt of the vandals. they struck sometime late friday or early saturday morning. >> this was hit here. >> reporter: in additional to the damage hoar, two more windows were shattered at the rec center theater. no word yet on the cost of repairs, but in these days of shrinking budgets it is an unwelcome expense. >> this strips away the center for people who really need the center. >> reporter: this is one of the last remaining black and white centers in the city. christianson says he hopes the incident was a random attack by someone who had t

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holmes. and go on with us with the next couple hours. whitey went from santa monica and back to boston. he's en route to boston. he will inbound court later this afternoon, and he will be there to face charges for money launderi laundering. he was in court yesterday along with his long-time girlfriend. she is facing criminal charges. the two are now on their way back and expecteded to stand trial in boston. this, the video, this may be is what they could credit for their catch chur -- leading to their capture. this is a subservice announcement the fbi started to air this week. the thought was that the best way to get to bulger was through his girlfriend. and it turns out, would you believe, her frequent trips to the beauty salon and frequent teeth cleaning may have lead them to him. debra in boston for us. what do we know when he might arrive and when we might see bulger in court today. >> this is the first time bulger might have been here since christmas of 1994. the fbi saying they did think outside the box on this one by going after t

heather holmes. >> and more details now the reward in this case is at 6 5,000 dollars.he university where she was a student contributed $25,000. her employer, pledged 20,000 and the le family gave 20,000. to that reward fund. >> two teens are behind bars in connection with a deadly shooting that claimed a baby boy yesterday. police say it was a case of mistaken identity. both parents were wounded and the victim's mother spoke through tears today about their loss. little isaac was three months old. >> he was such a precious thing. he was my everything. now i don't have him. >> reporter: on sunday they were leaving a baby shower when two young men opened fire at their car. the mother was struck trying to shield her boys and today had to use a walker because of her injuries. >> i protected the 4-year-old with my body and i tried, i thought that i had protected my baby but one of the bullets went into his head. >> reporter: we were the only station there when police took two teens in to custody yesterday. they were found in a home one streets over from where the shooting ha

ktvu's heather holmes is showing us how the city is honoring those two fallen firefighters. >> reporter: you can see the famed coit tower tonight is glowing red in recognition of those two that risked it all to save others. before the world champion san francisco giants took the field tonight. >> i would like tonight to dedicate the first pitch to our fallen firefighters. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee honored two champions of the fire fighting community. >> calling on those watching the game to honor the actions of lieutenant vincent perez and anthony valerio. >> they are all our heros and if i can to exhibit our deep appreciation to them and to their families. >> reporter: the events on thursday were not lost to the crowd where the flags were flying at half staff. perez and valeri died while battling a house fire in the city's diamond heights neighborhood. today's tribute brought linda feldman to tears. >> i thought it was awesome. really touching and -- >> reporter: there will be more tears shed as the city gets ready to bid farewell to the two firefighters. preparations are

ktvu's heather holmes is showing us how the city is honoring those two fallen firefighters. >> reporter: you can see the famed coit tower tonight is glowing red in recognition of those two that risked it all to save others. before the world champion san francisco giants took the field tonight. >> i would like tonight to dedicate the first pitch to our fallen firefighters. >> reporter: san francisco mayor ed lee honored two champions of the fire fighting community. >> calling on those watching the game to honor the actions of lieutenant vincent perez and anthony valerio. >> they are all our heros and if i can to exhibit our deep appreciation to them and to their families. >> reporter: the events on thursday were not lost to the crowd where the flags were flying at half staff. perez and valeri died while battling a house fire in the city's diamond heights neighborhood. today's tribute brought linda feldman to tears. >> i thought it was awesome. really touching and -- >> reporter: there will be more tears shed as the city gets ready to bid farewell to the two firefighters. preparations are

heather holmes. >> and more details now the reward in this case is at 6 5,000 dollars.he university where she was a student contributed $25,000. her employer, pledged 20,000 and the le family gave 20,000. to that reward fund. >> two teens are behind bars in connection with a deadly shooting that claimed a baby boy yesterday. police say it was a case of mistaken identity. both parents were wounded and the victim's mother spoke through tears today about their loss. little isaac was three months old. >> he was such a precious thing. he was my everything. now i don't have him. >> reporter: on sunday they were leaving a baby shower when two young men opened fire at their car. the mother was struck trying to shield her boys and today had to use a walker because of her injuries. >> i protected the 4-year-old with my body and i tried, i thought that i had protected my baby but one of the bullets went into his head. >> reporter: we were the only station there when police took two teens in to custody yesterday. they were found in a home one streets over from where the shooting ha

holmes. glad you spent part of your weekend with us. as always, a special good morning to the servicemen and women watching us on the armed forces network right now. thank you for what you do. we'll look at how civilian preachers are making the switch from the pulpit to combat zones and becoming military chaplains. >>> also this morning, representative anthony weiner now says that he needs therapy but he also says he will not resign despite a number of high-profile democrats calling for him to do so. >>> also take a look at this. this is what they call, where is it, where is -- the vehicle is called grave digger. the guy you're seeing is our reynolds wolf, taking a ride in that big sucker. it's 6:00 a.m. in atlanta, georgia, 5:00 a.m. in little rock, georgia. >>> an interesting day after congressman anthony weiner is asking to take a temporary break from capitol hill but the power brokers in his own party want that break to be permanent. weiner admitted sending lewd pictures of himself to women he met online. one of the girls he contact

holmes. we do need to start with the president this morning. just hearing from the president are minutes ago making some new claims in his weekly address about those economic numbers we saw come out just yesterday. take a listen to the president. >> now, we've got a ways to go. even though our economy has created more than 2 million private sector jobs over the past 15 months and continues to grow, we're facing some tough headwinds. it's high gas prices, the earthquake in japan and unease about the european fiscal situation. that's going to happen from time to time. there are going to be bumps on the road to recovery. we know that. but we also know what's happened here at this chrysler plant. >> the president speaking at that auto plant yesterday making the trip to toledo, ohio. despite a slowdown for the job creation, the president has the highest approval rating since 2009. the latest cnn poll has his approval rating at 54%, republicans aren't necessariesly happy with this president. listen

holmes. thank you so much for being here.ou caught up on political news that is maybe getting people's attention this morning. mitt romney and michele bachmann running neck and neck in iowa. that is according to a new poll there. look at this. this is the first poll from the des moines register newspaper on the republican candidate. look at that. romney, the presumed infrastructure is leading with 23%. but michele bachmann, the u.s. congresswoman with the tea party backing that a lot of people maybe didn't know a whole lot about, she has clearly gotten a lot of attention and right now is close behind with 22%, iowa as you know, the first caucus state in the presidential election calendar. bachmann in iowa and sarah palin, that's all topping our look at the week ahead. here now, paul steinhauser. >> good morning, t.j. michele bachmann makes it official tomorrow. she formally announces her candidacy for president in neighboring iowa. that's the state that kicks off the presidential caucus and calendar. bachmann is launching her

from the cnn center in atlanta, georgia, i am tj holmes. a couple of travel stories to tell you about. if you are flying today, a lot of people are, you might be delayed because of a lingering computer glitch. they say it is over. united airlines is who i am talking about. they say they fixed the glitch. the system went down several hours. thousands of people were effected. some may still be at the airport this morning waiting to get out. united tried to process everybody by hand while the system was down. exactly how does that work out? >> this has been horrific. we are hungry, we are tired, we want to get home. they won't give us any answers. people in line, get us home. you can't, it is impossible. >> here is the statement from united airlines. they apologizes for the disruption caused to travelers at affected airports and is reaccommodating travelers where necessary. they also waived change fees for the stranded passengers. meanwhile, the other story that got our attention, a man in this country illegally gets clearance to work for an a

. >> i'm heather holmes. >> the tragic shooting death of an infant is prompting a strong response from east palo alto police and from city leaders there. a news conference wrapped up just about 60 minutes ago. ktvu's janine de la vega was there as they give new information about the status of the baby's parents. >> reporter: heather, we were just told by police that the mother suffered a gunshot wound to her back from trying to shield her children from those bullets. she and the children's father are now in serious condition at stanford hospital and police just released these two sketches of two latino men they believe are responsible for the shootings. police spent the day going door- to-door in this neighborhood on wisteria drive, seeing if anyone knew more about the two men who opened fire on a family of four. officers say the family, who is from redwood city was leaving a baby shower held at this yellow house when two men approached their mini van. >> the gunshots erupted and they saw their infant was struck by a bullet. the parents got out of there as fast as they could and tried

lonny holmes. >> david, you participate in this process in a different way. you are an outside agency. can you tell us essentially what your center does to further the cause to some of this >> sure, i would be glad to. our center, the berkeley center of law. so you know one of our basic tenant system

ktvu's heather holmes is live in berkeley and learned that a third fire may be connected. heather?d fire also happened about the same time just at the hill here on euclet avenue. it was small and the homeowner was able to put it out. the homeowner here also tried to fight the flames but with no success as they had already engulfed this station wagon. a charred frame is all that's left of the 1994 mercedes that investigators suspect was intentionally set ablaze early this morning. >> and it was just fire all over here. >> reporter: she and her husband were sleeping when they heard a loud pop. both came 0 outside to friend their car and garage door on fire. they grabbed this garden hose to try to quench the flames before they spread. >> well, it is scary for not only me but everybody else around. >> reporter: as firefighters were on their way flames 12 feet high were jumping up the stucco wall of another house on craigmont avenue. >> if it would have been on this side of the house which is wood the house would have gone up in flames. >> very difficult to have two fires in close proxi

lonny holmes. >> david, you participate in this process in a different way. you are an outside agency. can you tell us essentially what your center does to further the cause to some of this >> sure, i would be glad to. our center, the berkeley center of law. so you know one of our basic tenant system that community and law enforcement need to work together. it's sometimes different for folks not used to working together. sometimes our partners have told us. it's helpful to have an outside agency come and serve as a catalyst to serve the folks on the ground. the chief talked about the juvenile strategy. we have worked with john tores and the san francisco police department and other organizations, as the chief talked about. those who are most at risk. those are 18 to 24 years old. those are folks out of custody and were called in to receive the message that the violence must stop and it's community services giving the same message together with amount of service providers in the room. and again, the partnerships are really the key to that. one thing we have se

there was no one who was expecting a for you are holmes a record one home is not feasible, but two -- no one was expecting for homes. when hamas is not feasible, but these are -- one home is not feasible they assured us the maximum height would be 19.5. it is 22 feet. they have 10-ft ceilings, which is unnecessary. good it is only being considered what it looks like from the street rather than uphill, downhill, and across the street. thank you very much, and i look forward to your opinion. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i would like to introduce one of the architects 0. first, my clients are happy to be here. it has been 23 months since the first appeal was made to the planning commission. after the there were two appeals to the board of supervisors. we were happy that the planning commission was unanimous in approval. the board of supervisors gave unanimous approval as well. i would like to point out of a have stated of this project compliers we do point out of this project complies with the improvement group, and that means they not only comply with stiff financial gu

ktvu's heather holmes is live tonight in oakland with the story of how technology, social networking an online detective work stopped the thief in his tracks. heather? >> well, julie, they are getting nowhere with the police. joshua kaufman got an application on his computer that not only allowed him to locate his stolen laptop but also allowed him to receive pictures of the person using it. here are a few of them. a man seen in these incriminating photos last night he was arrested right here in jack listen done square. here he is curled up on a couch asleep propped up against pillows on a bed shirtless. buckled up in the deliver's seat of a car. and here he is standing in front of the camera at north county jail, arrested for possession of stolen property. >> however this technology definitely helped us solve this case. >> reporter: the technology is a theft tracking software called hidden. it costs $15 a year. it tracks the computer's location to within a quarter mile, snaps photos with the bolt-in web calm and monday stores online activity. joshua kaufman had installed it on his m

reporting live tonight here in san ramone, i'm heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and you can a complete list of california's biggest tax scofflaws by visiting ktvu.com. we have posted them in the right now section. >>> barry bonds's attorneys are pushing prosecutors to make a decision on a possible re trial. they asked the judge today for a new trial by the third week of july on the three perjury counts the jury deadlocked on. or his attorneys say the case should be dropped. he was found guilty on one count of obstruction in april. a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow in san francisco. the harvard university classmates of facebook owner mark zuckerburg are ending their battle against them. they said they would accept a 2008 settlement that was worth $65 million. the twins had sought to undo the settlement but the 9th circuit court of appeals ruled against them. the twins today said they won't be taking their case to the u.s. supreme court. [ music ] >>> and yesterday the hottest day of the year so far. triple digit heat. heat advisory. look at today's numbers down significantl