last march, jenkins finally got tired of losing. i w out here homeless swharks helpless, hopeless. just wanted to turn my life around. i got tired of living the way i was living. and i didn't want to die out here. >> reporter: he was living in a shelter at the time in one day what he describes as his journey to a clean and sober life, a volunteer with the group called back on my feet stop by. ken started the group three years ago. >> i was living near a homeless shelter and saw the guys outside. we started talking to them. they reminded me of my dad. >> reporter: she insist that's running is part of the recovery. not the only part though. if you get up at 5:45, three days a week and run faithfully for about a month, we graduate to the next stage of the program. education andjob training. >> what are some examples of electronic communication? >> they ask me, how would you like going to computer school? i say i'm computer illiterate >> reporter: not anymore. he got comfortable using one. every year they fight back with helping hundred of at risk children learn computer basics. >> whe

we have talked to bob jenkins. this is one of the areas where i can point things out. one of the biggest things i had to do, i had to do an enhancement. this has to change the structures of something even closer. they want to tear no walls, make it larger, and have access. there was something about changing. i did not agree with that. if we have already lost some pieces, we should just keep them. this is still a pretty popular show. i don't see affirmative action in the advertisements. >> is there any other public comment? public comment is closed. >> any questions? thank you very much for the report. a good luck. >> we are an item number7 which is still lake. penn -- stow -- which is stow l. >> commissioners, i am the concessions but cheer for the department. i am presenting the recommendations in response to the -- published by department. in 1991, the department and the current concession company entered into a 15-year agreement for the operation of the boat house. that agreement expired in 2006 and since that time, the tenet has occupied the boat house on a month-t

moments before, he had confronted arby's employee, ronet jenkins with a knife and demanded her purse. jenks -- jenkins, who is 6 months pregnant, grabbed the knife and started slashing away. >> this woman made a a wise decision to make refuge inside the building. where she could get help and call 911. and that obviously encouraged our suspect to run away. >> once i jumped up to look. i was out there and it was a blur. he was moving pretty quick. >> were people in pursuit of him? >> yes. looked like there were people trying to chase him down. >> reporter: didn't take police long to catch and subdue billby, who had obviously tangled with the wrong woman. >> the suspect has a long history of convictions and prison time for drug possession and concealing stolen property. >>> cbs shines its premiere spotlight on three generations of tight knit new york city police officers. keeping the mean street of the big apple safe. ♪ [ music ] >>> new york city has a starring role in the cop drama, "blue bloods ." where justice runs in the family. >> congratulations to your family, your friends, and c

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with the public utilities commission on gray water programs and there are two folks over there rosie jenkins, susie are the two staffs. they are aggressively trying to encourage, reclaim recycled water, bring water cycles. it is a big issue that you need to coordinate with the health department. they are addressed in some way, raincoat, but not specifically authorizing gray water. there are water-related issues like storm water. the gray water is still under debate and we will be holding a number of meetings to encourage the department, if you are interested. >> i want to thank staff and our code advisory committee. clearly, this is a large project. people really give up themselves to best put this forward. i think, along lines of the new code, especially the green coat, maybe we could arrange to have an agenda item specifically letting everyone know what the new rules are. i get approach a lot of by people wanting to build green. >> i think we want to give as much information as we can, just to let people know what they need to do and what is available. >> we will be preparing them for the

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all funds have been credited to miss jenkin's account and any fees have been refund got my money backwas happy. >>> a new generatio of stethoscopes that doctors use to listen to your heart and lungs is much more powerful tool. carolyn johnson has our story. >> he is an internist but the specialized stetscope offerings special expertise. >> some of this new technology can do analysis or diagnosis. >> it fits right in the stetdz oh scope. it records the patient's heartbeat and transmits to at computer via a wireless connection. >> the heartbeat is stored as an audio file and wave form graph. they anale the data and the timing of intensity of a heart murmur. >> it's very difficu for physicians to determine which cardiac murmur actually need to be sent to a cardiologist. this software has the ability to screen those out. >> the postable expertise is valuable forthe doctor that perform many of checkups in a mobile examine clinic. >> one of e things we do we send out our team. >> and interactive screen allows assistants to perform exams by walking them through the steps. >> recording protoc

jenkins says don't bet on it. remember airtran is already a low cost airline. >> smart move on the part of southwest and i think you're going to see some southwest come out of this that's just incredible. >> reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> time to go hands free or hang up. why some say maryland's new cell phone law won't make much difference on the roads. >>> plus a frantic search in maryland after a house comes tumbling down. and government watchdogs sounding the alarm. the government could soon be spying on your private e-mails, even your facebook messages.  right here in this neighborhood, i grew up learning strong families and hard work means opportunity. and that starts with good schools. it's a tradition here in maryland-- and why in these tough times i've put education first. we've made record investments in our classrooms... doubled the number of charter schools... and we've frozen college tuition for four years in a row. and it's working. experts say we now have the number one schools in the na

bob jenkins with the san francisco zoo standing in for tonya peterson, who is at the memorial service for one of our significant long-time donors. i would like to augment the report you received already from us. the pick is in the air. they may be white, but you will be tickled pink. as i left for houston, one of them hatched out. we have birds sitting and waiting. it looks like we will have a good population of plumbing goes. we have not had flamingo's born at the zoo in almost seven years. this was long in the making. i am pleased to support, perhaps prematurely, that it looks like we will conclude fy10 with a slight surplus. we are meeting the obligation to manage these do so it stays in the black from year to year, or at the very least breaks even. you know we have been dealing with a difficult weather situation which has affected attendance at the zoo. i want to point out that the good weather returned at the start of september and for the first half of the month. we are now 8% ahead of projections, and revenues are ahead as well. attendance at the zoo is definitely weather relat

university and was in the administration for ten years and commissioner for sanitation under mayor, jenkins and was ma developer at port an authority and commissioner for traffic and parking for the city of boston. emily, thank you so much. we are so glad to have your energy, your smarts to lead us to this tough topic this morning. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, susan. well, as the only - at least self identifying water system manager from the east coast, i had originally planned briefly present some highlights of our climate change experience in new york city but after listening yesterday i thought i could spare you anguish and tell you a brief new york story in a brief new york minute. i live in brooklyn and a little backyard in the back and stone walk in the front. years back my son was in the front and we left our backyard and there was a huge august moon rising and we up the block and out into a neighbors backyard when there was a party and when my son got to the party, he said we've got a moon just like that in our backyard. let me say we've not a climate change just like yours i

consistently done to be gone one of the giants of russian and european ice hockey three time domestic jenkins' two done you really quick little from when you the worst one of russia's largest industrial in mining cities are more often than not labeled as favorites in every tournament people has played in meanwhile the continental hockey league and its major trophy the big are in cup remains to lose if. the lower figure that from season to season we have the same name planes are potential and get to the finals just as simple as that the kids shell has become a much stronger competition recently so this season must be even tougher. nevertheless mito can get significant to enforcement for the challenge ahead and your head coach garnish a killer little committee to the good girly girl finals in two thousand and nine and diogu really who was named the league's best goalie down and he's coached the pull of the ural mountains of course here is like a lot of experience but this theme has been reading i guess you see all the plaques up in the roof so this pianist knows how to win and there's lots of e

griff jenkins from fox news. >> this is alan brinkley, as the school's chief academic officer or provoste wrote this book the unfinished nation. his 2008 edition did not have the facts straight about the number of terrorist suspects charged sips the attacks of september 11th, 2001. >> sir, you talk about the suspect's -- september 11th. in the end you write quote only one such suspect was ever charged with a crime. that's not correct, is it, sir? you have nothing to say? >> at least 1 it it it 29 suspects had been convicted of terror-related charges in u.s. federal courts when professor brinkley's book was published. we posted their names on fox news.com. we asked him if he is planning to correct these inaccuracies in his next edition. here is his emailed response to fox news. quote: that new edition is expected to cost $77.81. the question remains, how are these mistakes making their way into textbooks? >> they are selling them on the basis of how they look and, in a way, they look good. they have colored pictures all over them. they have boxes all over the place. >> reading programs ar

try telling the families of sergeant jenkins and private mcclamrock that it's over.s garbage. >> even though it's legally not considered a combat mission, we haven't be using that term? >> there's probably a high percentage of american people who think there are zero troops in iraq right now. that's because the white house is pushing this message. they're trying to keep a campaign promise. i think that's what a lot of this is about. i've spoken to people on the ground that said, if combat operations are over, why did i just get shot at? why did my son get deployed over there? it's untrue. >> i think a lot of people think there hasn't been a war in iraq since it left the news and we stopped talking about. our moral responsibility, what's the best way to support the troops that are still there in danger such that's what we still have to deal with at home? >> part of it is recognizing that they're there. when you say combat is over, people think there's no one there. that's what we still need to deal with at home. >> and part of it is recognizing that they are there. wh

. >> reporter: airline expert darryl jenkins says southwest went after airtran because of its presenceairports that are nearly impossible to acquire new gates. reagan national, new york's la guardia and boston's logan airports to name a few. plus, now, southwest can go head to head with delta in atlanta where airtran has its hub. >> so sth's a huge deal for them. not only do you have that but you have it going to the caribbean. they are getting 10 years worth of grow out of this merger. >> reporter: louella rhodes is on her way back from atlanta. he she flies airtran often. >> i'm praying that the service will continue to be great, our flights will object time and most of all, we get very reasonable rates and air fares. >> reporter: so what about tick the prices? will they go down because southwest is at reagan? general kick says don't bet on it. remember, airtran is already a low cost airline. >> smart move on the part of southwest and i think you will see some southwest come out of this that is just up credible. >> reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> we have much more ahead. are

. >> reporter: jenkins said don't bit on it. -- bet on it. remember, airtran is a low-cost airline. >> smart move on the part of southwest, and i think you will see some -- southwest come out of this that is incredible. >> and what happens next? the government needs to sign off on this and stockholders have to agree as well and that is not seen as a major problem. when it comes to where southwest will fly out of reagan, i talked to a spokesperson period touchdown and she said they haven't come up with a plan yet and they should be announcing things, at least a couple of months before starting service here and back to you. >> matt, what happens to all the airtran employees if the deal goes through? >> we always reported on other mergers, especially with airlines and a lot of people lose their jobs and not in this case. it's a good deal for airtran employees. airtran is one of the lowest- paying airlines out there and southwest is one of the highest- paying airlines out there. in two years, year and a half, those employees will likely be making

party turning out for charlie rangel, including governor david paterson, the former mayor, david jenkins, some members of congress all expecting a victory for charlie rangel despite those issues. >> joe, we'll check in with you. # looks like he's obviously way ahead right now, 2-1. back with our panel, david gergen, paul begala, erick erickson, john ridley and kate zernike. a victory for rangel is not necessarily the best thing for the democratic party. it allows republicans to say democrats talked about draining the swamp in washington and ending a culture of corruption, charlie rangel is facing allegations and at this point they are just allegations, but 13 ethics violation charges. >> i think that's right. it looks like he's going to win. but there's no question that the republicans would like to have him around. they'd like to keep him out there. look, after tonight there's a very real chance the conversation is going to turn to, is there some sort of civil war going on in the right, within republicans, conservatives, that sort of thing. are we seeing something like the 1960s where t

griff jenkins has a report. >> reporter: the tea party movement got a boost when a group called the teaÑpatriots announced they've received a one million dollar donation from an anonymous donor who didn't want to be identified but supports small government and fiscal responsible. the group took the opportunity today at the national press club to respond to comments by president obama regarding the tea party. so, what does this mean? this particular group that received the million dollar donation is a non-profit organization. therefore, they cannot give directly to candidates like christine o'donnell or sharron angle. this money will go to 2800 grass roots organizations across the country which they hope will impact voter turn-out on november 2nd. fo. >> we are taking this money, it is going to be used by local groups on the ground. it is not for tea party patriots and our overall organizational structure. it is being given to local groups on the ground so they can get out our core value us of fiscal responsibility, limited government and free markets. >> reporter: some other tea party gr

griff jenkins has the story about a wild day today on capitol hill. >> reporter: today stephen colbert appeared as an expert witness before a house judiciary committee to testify about his experience as a migrant work field. he appeared at the of democratic subcommittee chairwoman. the appearance drew mixed reaction here. even one committee member, democrat john conyers asked colbert to submit his testimony in writing and leave. while the nature of the hearing is a deadly serious one, mr. colbert's testimony was anything but. >> this is america. i don't want a tomato picked by a mexican. i want it picked by american. sliced by a guatemalan and served by a venezuelan in a spa where a chilian gives me a brazilian. >> i'm asking to you leave the committee room completely and submit your statement instead. >> i'm here at the invitation of the chairwoman. if she would like me to remove myself from the hearing room, i'm happy to do so i'm only here at her invitation. >> america's are too dependent on immigrant labor to pick our fruits and vegetables. the obvious answer is for all of us to st

defensive tackle chris jenkins. >>> it seemed inevitable, to add to the rush. scandal at usc. and under increasing pressure as they were in hot water overthe ncaa. the first heisman winner to forfeit the award in its history. >>> now we jump ahead to the chicago rush lost their only coach in history. they turn to bob mcmillen. mcmillen helped lead the rush to a championship late in his career. he'll try to do it again as coach. >> what the rush means to me is success. they've not missed a playoff game. i've been in this league for 15 years and have never missed playoffs. >> he embodies everything the city is about. i think this team will be molded into his image and people all right butt their chin straps on when they play the chicago rush. >>> and the 2011 major league baseball season will start on thursday march 31. the cubs and sox will both open the next day. the sox at cleveland, the cubs hosting pittsburgh. the cubs will also host the yankees next season at wrigley and make their first trip to fenway park since the 1918 world series. >> good luck for them

david jenkins if you could come in here to the cnn political ticker.ncing new details about their new bus tour. their press release says that the tour is going to be called "liberty at the ballot box." and you know what? i learned from a source that the tour is going to be two weeks long and it's going to end on november 2nd, election day, and it's going to end in the home state of nevada, harry reid, tea party express, really been going after him, tony. we're going to have a lot of coverage of that, i'm sure. and finally, let's talk about the president himself. i guess he's been playing the role of fundraiser in chief tonight. because he's going to be in new york city as we know for the united nations assembly. but today he teams up with nancy pelosi, harry reid. they're going to have a fundrais fundraiser. the president will be the keynote -- the main attraction there. they expect to raise big bucks. remember, democrats think -- it may soften the blows come november. tony, a lot of stuff on the cnn political ticker. >> sounds like it. paul, appreciat

. >> we have dave jenkins with us. he can do the camera move again. back to mark, right? that. >> back to mark. >> he's not participating in this. there we go. i love this. i love this. we are not going to let this die because that's so much fun. you two are excellent. you should get your own show about cops. >>> we're going to come back and play with the camera moves again because more on the primaries from mark preston. don't worry about that. i switched to sprint's $69.99 plan, so i wasn't charged extra. [ buzzes ] okay, i just got your breakup e-mail. e-mails are unlimited, too. and look -- i just changed my facebook status to "single." but internet's also unlimited. [ cellphone buzzing ] deaf, hard-of-hearing and people with speech disabilities, access www.sprintrelay.com. yeah. [ male announcer ] only sprint gives you unlimited text, web, and calling to any mobile for just $69.99. sprint. the now network. [ malhis day starts thwith his arthritis pain.. that's breakfast with two pills. the morning is over, it's time for two more pills. the day marches on, back to mor