of wedged in between the nose cone, which is in the middle of the intake, and the outside of the intake, and it broke my collarbone, and i kind of got jammed in there is the only reason i didn't go through. >> the distance between the front of the intake and the engine blades may also have helped. it's about eight feet and big enough for a person to sleep in. >> he was within fingertip reach of the blades of the actual engine. usually what happens to things that get sucked into the intake, the titanium blades are moving at 12,000 rpms and they pretty much chop everything or anything that goes into that intake. >> after a month and a half of bedrest, bridges is back at work launching jets. he completes his three-year tour of duty and is honorably discharged from the navy. >> the odds of a person survive my accident, one in 100,000, one in a million. you just -- it's an accident you don't walk away from very often. >> he's definitely the luckiest person on earth. >>> coming up -- sentencing day in an ohio courtroom takes an unexpected turn when "caught on camera: workplace gone wild" cont

they always begin their time at the intake center located at the central jail facility. >> orange county jail system is considered a mega jail. we have the ability to house over 7,000 inmates at one time. and the challenges we face pretty much reflect, to a certain degree, the challenges the community faces with gang affiliations, with drug abuse, mental problems, issues that would be better served in hospitals but given the current situation they end up in jails. >> since the new arrivals' charges might range from minor infractions to murder, deputies must be vigilant to ensure safety. >> the uncuffing process is probably the most dangerous. do something to us, they'll do it then. once they're uncuffed they have an opportunity to attack us if they want to. it's a lot of judging on our behalf to see where they're at, if they're going to try anything or not. >> brian james came through intake less than 24 hours ago. after a wild night on the streets. >> my charges are robbery, assaulting a police officer with a vehicle, resisting arrest, possibly home invasion for breaking into houses try

. >> the jail's intake department. >> intake is a very, very unpredictable area throughout the jail. you have in most cases very little information about the individual coming in as far as their mental state and things like that. so from time to time, we do get individuals that may come here and may be under the influence of drugs. may have mental health issues that need immediate attention. >> today is one of those times. [ inaudible ] [ bleep ] arms ripping out of my neck. >> 18-year-old nathaniel jordan was apprehended by a s.w.a.t. team, arrested at a hotel without incident. but by the time he was brought to cuyahoga county, he was in an apparent state of crisis. >> he's right there. he's right there. just save me, just save me! please. [ bleep ] he won't go. save me! >> jordan was a wanted fugitive from indiana where he was charged with attempted murder and robbery after allegedly shooting a man in the face. correctional officers do not know the cause of his distress. they suspect it could be an increasingly popular drug known as bath salts. [ bleep ] >> he's right there. >> he

you just never know. >> most of the men and women in intake are here within hours of arriving. unlike prison where all the inmates have been convicted, most jail inmates stand accused of crime and are being held while their cases make their way through the legal system. but once a day a busload of state prison inmates arrive. most are appealing sentences and will remain here until the appeals are settled in nearby courts. >> some of them have boxes and boxes of legal materials that we have to search through for contraband. >> the search process has angered one of the newly arrived state prisoners. >> he is agitated because we are going through his property and legal materials page by page. >> he became threatening when they found suspicious documents in his legal paperwork and confiscated them. >> he is a state prisoner and he's serving 30 plus years. he's aggravated. i'll put extra staff on him. >> the jail takes no risks when it comes with problems with new arrivals, especially from the state prison system. in 6f, sergeant sarah herman has just learned that the agitated inmat

and the fourth division is community services and intake which is our office on aging and some places known as the area aging and the veteran office is where our intake and counseling information office is as well. program changes that are under consideration are in two categories on this side you'll see three, but primarily they're in the protective services area. we've seen a lot of growth, i'm sorry to say in adult protective services and the number of referrals that come to us. we keep hoping they'll be fewer and fewer, but that's not the case. it's on the rise. in may, we had the most referrals ever to date. also in that area, we have our forensic center, and omber program is funded by state and local funds but the state dollars have been rolled back considerablely and that happens when we have nursing homes and closures and more reports of abuse in residential care, so that's another area we're concentrating on. certainly nutrition and the food security task force report was referenced there. going forward, there's a $750,000 proposal related to home delivered meals and grocery

our instruments are actually attached to that sea water intake so that we are measuring the chemistry of the water as t here so we are getting temperatures, salinity, ph and oxygen every 30 minutes for the last month that it's been out and we have been doing this for a year straight now. >> attached to the bouy is a large data storage device retrieved once a month. it houses important information levels. >> we can look at things like how much does the environment here change over the course of a day or a week or a month, a season. if a storm blows in. the r.n. why that's important is that it's hard to predict and understand what the impact of acidification will be if we don't understand all of the little fluctuations. >> the research team hopes to system. >> the long-term agagoal is to provide a baseline data set so that we have some way of tracking future ocean acidification. >> so, do you think these researchers are hopeful that it's going to move in a better way pretty soon? >> it depends upon which researcher you talk to. some are a little bit concerned because, realize, the ocean

process, so now you intake to intake to finally get the treatment you need. i know that some believe the way to solve the veteran problem is to expand veterans access to nonva care. i really personally doubt that's any kind of silver bullet solution. the two big concerns with that is, first detailed in my full statement, many reports and studies point to a national shortage of mental health providers within the community. secondly, there is real quality of care issues here. va could certainly benefit from a greater use of purchase care, where and when it is available, and when it can be effective. but it wouldn't help veterans just to be seen by providers who aren't equipped to provide effective care. whether because of lack of training and treating combat-related ptsd or cultural competence or any other reason. again, it is not just a matter of access, but access to what. it has to be effective treatment. i do believe that there are va facilities that are providing veterans with timely access to effective patient centered care, but it is not system wide. for

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. >> there was no increase, even for high senate intake people, in the risk of cancer or heart disease. >> the problem of these studies are metaanalyses, i don't think we know enough yet. another problem is, when we look at saturated fat, the question is many what is it replaced with in the diet? it's replaced with carbohydrates, which is more of a problem. >> i found that years ago on larry king live, you said saturated fats may not be the problem, the problems may be carbs. >> exactly. >> when these low fat diets came in a lot of people have gotten fatter. >> high glycemic carbohydrates, which are problematic. >> 30% of americans would like to cut back on gluten intake. only 1.8 million americans have celiac disease. a problem with gluten. many people have the nonceliac gluten sensitivity. >> the problem is, we can test for celiac disease we can't test for gluten sensitivity. somebody hears from a neighbor that gluten is a problem. i go to the doctor and ask is this the cause of my problem? we have very few directions if that could be a problem. >> but gluten has become a massive ind

through each step of the intake process, bloodworth relives the night he was arrested. >> definitely. >> stand up straight. some information. u.s. citizen? >> i am. >> veteran? >> no, i'm not. >> all right. are -- 62288 -- >> boston? >> born and raised. >> any other names you go by? >> nope. >> take the glasses off. turn sideways, face the wall. all right. face front. >> standard protocol dictates inmates be strip searched and every cavity searched for possible contraband. but for bloodworth that is not the most embarrassing part. >> false teeth or dentures? take them off. >> [ bleep ]. >> open your mouth. put them back in. >> why are you so upset to have to remove your teeth? >> i'm 22 years old, i shouldn't have no dentures. like any normal 22-year-old going to be a little embarrassed about that. see if i was 55 or something. >> just as he was at the nashua street jail bloodworth is housed in the segregation unit in the house of correction. >> get down on your knees, chest over the bed. >> i'll try to stay out of trouble but if someone approaches me then i'll have to handle my bi,

come back in 14 days to intake so you can intake in another 14 days to get treated in three months, still not acceptable. instead, to have a team to say, welcome here. this is your place, this is your team. these are the people caring for you. this is what we are going to do for you and provide better customer service, for one. for two, develop a relationship of trust and rapport so i can know i can confide in these people to provide the quality care that i know they should. >> thank you. >> i hope that answers, sir. >> thank you very much. i'm out of time. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, all, for being here. your stories are just tragic and heart wrenching. i hope you can take some comfort knowing what powerful advocates you are. you have told your stories so eloquently, so ordinarily, so thoroughly that it really will help us to move forward. i've just been noting down some things we need to address. i think we are at a point where we really can make a defense. in addition to the things you suggested, i want this committee and the people in the room and i ask you for your help on

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today, they had to cut the intake to this creek by 60% to conserve the water that they do have. ny some have already noticed the effects of the draught. >> compared to maybe a few months back, it flows slower. >> los gatos creek is fed from the lexington reservoir which is less than 20% capacity. by dramatically kitting the water here, water managers hope to avoid the situation where the water levels drop below intakes. if that happens, no water at all could be released in los gatos creek and the entire ecosystem could die. >> obviously, the fish are not going to survive. we're hoping by keeping part of the creek wet, fish upstream will survive in los gatos. >> in the next few days, los gatos creek is expected to start drying up near downtown san jose and gradually will also dry up through most of campbell as well. as with some lesser known creeks which have already felt the full impact of the draught, fish will begin to die. these photos from alameda and ross creek show dead fish as well as back water areas which eventually dry up completely or else leave the fish exposed for p

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come back in 14 days to intake so you can intake in another 14 days to get treated in three months, still not acceptable. instead, to have a team to say, welcome here. this is your place, this is your team. these are the people caring for you. this is what we are going to do for you and provide better customer service, for one. for two, develop a relationship of trust and rapport so i can know i can confide in these people to provide the quality care that i know they should. >> thank you. >> i hope that answers, sir. >> thank you very much. i'm out of time. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, all, for being here. your stories are just tragic and heart wrenching. i hope you can take some comfort knowing what powerful advocates you are. you have told your stories so eloquently, so ordinarily, so thoroughly that it really will help us to move forward. i've just been noting down some things we need to address. i think we are at a point where we really can make a defense. in addition to the things you suggested, i want this committee and the people in the room and i ask you for your help on

process, so now you intake to intake to finally get the treatment you need. i know that some believe the way to solve the veteran problem is to expand veterans access to nonva care. i really personally doubt that's any kind of silver bullet solution. the two big concerns with that is, first detailed in my full statement, many reports and studies point to a national shortage of mental health providers within the community. secondly, there is real quality of care issues here. va could certainly benefit from a greater use of purchase care, where and when it is available, and when it can be effective. but it wouldn't help veterans just to be seen by providers who aren't equipped to provide effective care. whether because of lack of training and treating combat-related ptsd or cultural competence or any other reason. again, it is not just a matter of access, but access to what. it has to be effective treatment. i do believe that there are va facilities that are providing veterans with timely access to effective patient centered care, but it is not system wide. for

be careful about your coffee intake, make sure you exercise during the day, cut off the coffee at a certainime. and don't exercise too late at night. pit some of those machines away. >> i give you one secret. listen very carefully. learn how to say no. i'm telling you -- >> that's big. >> this is my biggest problem because i want to keep all the patients happy. sometimes you have to learn -- >> how to say no. >> my little tip is exercise every day. stick to your routine even if it's just walking. >> take the stairs if you can. >>> nearly every aspect in our lives is available online, right? we're talking about the computer stuff. guess what, including your medical records. coming up, our doctors have tips on protecting your privacy. chede you know how things work. this is the age of knowing what needs to be done. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effec

they hope to avoid a situation where the water level drops below the intake. then the ecosystem could die. >> the fish in that part of the creek are not going to survive. we're hoping that by keeping part of the creek wet, that fish upstream will survive. >> reporter: in the next couple of days, los gatos creek is expected to start drying up near downtown san jose. i think gradually drying up all the way through most of campbell. fish will begin to die as seen into these photos from alamedos and ross creek. it shows dead fish in back water areas leaving dead fish exposed to predators. the district is asking you to voluntary cut water use by 20%. >> absolutely. but, you know, that dam was artificially created in around 1952. there used to be towns there, the town of lexington and the town of alma. and, in fact, at very low water levels you can actually see the skeleton of the old town rise out of the reservoir. can you see any of that this morning? >> reporter: right now, no. we're at the santa clara valley water district. but in the past, when they drain the r

water from the resources, and the lower aqua duct is from cherry creek below and brings it to the intake, where it can be put into the drinking water system, and it is actually down in the 87 to 82 drought. so our project is an effort that costs $18 million combined and phase one will be to repair the deversion plate, and clean out the tunnels and sometimes, starting this fall. phase two is to make repairs and replace the old lines, and we have much, on the quality of the water that will be coming through there. and that will be planned to begin some construction next spring, and be ready to go in july of next year. you can see the rock debris and over for the last 25 years. and so, they will be cleaning those out, and again, it is more debris in the open channel section there. and again, this open channel section, where there is corrugated metal that has fallen in and you can just clean those out and that is what we will be doing as far as the first project that we have under way. on the coast range,

. >> be careful about your coffee intake, make sure you exercise during the day and don't exercise too late at night and try to take it all down. >> i'll give you one little secret. learn how to say no. i'm telling you, this is my biggest problem, is because i want to keep everyone happy, all the patients happen, sometimes we have to learn how to say no. >> my little tip is exercise every day, stick to your routine, even if it's just walking. >> exercise is good, take the stairs. >>> nearly every aspect of our lives is available online. our doctors have tips on protecting your privacy. i'm m-a-r-y and i have copd. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in peo

of water released from here, they hope to avoid a situation where the water level drops below the intakes. if that were to happen, no water at all to be released into the los gatos creek as the entire ecosystem could die. >> of course, the fish in that part of the creek are not going to survive. we're hoping that by keeping part of the creek wet, that fish upstream will survive. >> reporter: in the next couple of days, los gatos creek is expected to start drying up near downtown san jose. and then gradually dry up all the way through most of campbell. fish will begin to die. the photos show areas that dry up and leave fix exposed to predators -- leave fish exposed predators. your asked to voluntarily reduce your water use by 20%. >> are they talking about relocating the fish? >> reporter: a lot of the other creeks they are also under drought stress, as well. if they took these fish from the los gatos creek, there's nowhere to put them. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> firefighters on the front lines of the monticello fire are making more progress. the fire is now 71% contained. evac

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of water released from here, they hope to avoid a situation where the water level drops below the intakes. if that happens, no water at all could be released into the creek and the entire ecosystem could die. >> obviously, the fish in that part of the creek are not going to survive. we're hoping that by keeping part of the creek wet, that fish upstream will survive. >> we have a variety of native species, sacramento suckers, prickly skupin, steelhead trout. >> reporter: downstream, it's a different story. as the creek will start drying up over the next couple of days through downtown san jose and campbell. fish will die. the photos show dead fish from alamitos and ross creek which eventually dry up leaving carcasses available and exposed to predators. the district is asking for you to do your part by voluntarily cutting your water use by up to 20%. in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> water managers say there are no options to relocate the fish because there's nowhere to take them. everything else is drying up, too. >>> no fishermen will be cited in connection with a shark attack off the sout

water from the resources, and the lower aqua duct is from cherry creek below and brings it to the intake, where it can be put into the drinking water system, and it

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everybody a lovely june pride and at this point i will turn the microphone over to heather kittle our ada intake coordinator to hear her report on our ada complaints and requests for accommodations. >> good afternoon, council. last month our officer received 90 inquiries about 90% these inquiries were from the public and 10% were from city departments. we received two complaints, six curb ramp requests and three requests for accommodation. including an electric sign blocking a parking space and issues related to documentation requirements for an accommodation request the a family shelter. the requests for accommodations that we received were primarily involving requests for blue-zone parking spaces. there was one

child in school and then they come to pupil services on saturdays for saturday mornings and we do an intake, we do a triage of what their needs are, social emotional learning and some curriculum and literacy work. we were just really overwhelmed by the positive response. we had over 70 kids come who avoided suspension and on the last saturday we had a bbq in which more than a dozen folks who weren't even there for the suspension came for the barbecue. that was a really interesting and positive experience and we feel that this might be part of future alternatives to suspension. in order to meet the needs of, basically, the section, the strategy and strategic plan for response intervention, we are redefining the roles of all the people at pupil services. to tell you a little bit about that is pupil services administrative ben coughman. >> good evening. this -- what we're doing in pupil services is extremely exciting. what we're developing are multidisciplinary teams to be able to effectively both support our schools and also build their capacity. and in terms of building their capacity, what

everybody a lovely june pride and at this point i will turn the microphone over to heather kittle our ada intake coordinator to hear her report on our ada complaints and requests for accommodations. >> good afternoon, council. last month our officer received 90 inquiries about 90% these inquiries were from the public and 10% were from city departments. we received two complaints, six curb ramp requests and three requests for accommodation. including an electric sign blocking a parking space and issues related to documentation requirements for an accommodation request the a family shelter. the requests for accommodations that we received were primarily involving requests for blue-zone parking spaces. there was one request for a blue-zone to be installed outside of the north beach public library and there was also a request for a blue-zone to be installed outside of a residential home for an individual's personal use. the blue-zone request was granted for the location outside of the north beach public library. however, the request for an individual's personal use was not granted. sfmta evaluates b

. >> reporter: restricting her calorie intake, christina has scaled back her workouts. >> that's why i've been walking in the park a lot and getting in as many steps as possible. >> reporter: and powers through her hunger pains. for now it's still fruit and water. >> what's the first thing you're going to eat when the bet is over? >> a slice of pizza and a piece of ice cream cake. >> reporter: four days later, the moment of truth. she weighs in at 193 pounds, winning the bet with one pound to spare. >> what did it feel like when you stepped on that scale? >> relief. and excitement. looking at the scale and seeing my progress, i couldn't believe it. and i was so happy. >> reporter: christina's weigh-ins were all self-reported, which means healthy wage is taking her at her word. >> you couldn't really just rely on somebody's video. maybe they cheated the scale somehow. >> we're pretty good at detecting cheaters and making sure that everybody is actually losing weight and not trying to cheat and get money. >> reporter: we met up with christina a few weeks later at the gym, and healthy w

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that's the amount of carcinogens that you intake and so, it's really very harmful to your physiologyyour body and very damaging over the long run. there's long-term studies to show what happened. the third point is when you use medical marijuana to smoke it, versus take a pill, we have two prescription drugs that work. and the fourth point i'd make, is marijuana is still a controlled substances. which is raising the irony again that president is not enforcing the law. legally under drug enforcement administration and under the law, states shouldn't be allowing marijuana to be sold because it is a controlled substances. so here we are again, the same issue that i come across is leadership and integrity in the rule of law >> do you think that states shouldn't be allowed to be doing what they're doing? the federal government should step in? >> i think we should either change our law up here to say it's not a controlled substance or enforce our law. i'm pretty much a state's rights. so i would say the federal government shouldn't be regulating that and the states should be able to do it,

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