this is a time jennifer really stepped up. she knew that she had no time to work on it, but she also knew that if she did not, if people within the group did not step up to do it, then those peers would fall into the bay. people often think of people like jennifer as being a super confident, but the super committed to the public good is also very important. opportunities we have had to deal with the hotel site -- lots of controversial project. she was one of the few. no matter how many tomatoes were thrown at the port, she always had a smile, and afterwards would consult with us for hours. we had a professional person to help us. i congratulate her on her future and thinker for all she has done at present. [applause] president fong: any additional? >> jennifer, i just want to thank you for all you have done. you listened to the people fairly and democratically, and you did a job well beyond what we would think anyone could do here. thanks so much on behalf of the people and the residents of the area where all the activity took

jennifer, congratulations. jennifer, as you know, is responsible on the port side for the project at 1.5, 3, and 5, which is spectacular. simon, wherever you are, we're taking all the credit for that project, so congratulations, wherever you are. also for the exploratory project that is coming to us at pier 15 and eventually 17, says she has as two great projects under her belt as well as numerous other tendencies and projects under the way. it is unimaginable that she would consider abandoning us in this way, but she has, and so, we will look hard and high and low into all of you in the room to try to replace her if we can, so with that, i would just like to say a heartfelt thank you, jennifer, so much. god bless for all you have done, and good luck to you in the next chapter of your travels. [applause] >> jennifer, the commission has a plaque here for you, and i will read it. i accretion for your 18 + years of hard work and dedication at the port of seven -- an appreciation for your 18 + years of hard work an

jennifer man. jennifer has taught at spring valley 18 years. she doesn't look like she's taught there for 18 years but she's had. she started there. that was her first teaching assignment and stayed there sin. that speaks to i think the quality of teachers there at the school. when you first meet jennifer you would think that she's shy but within that quiet demeanor beats the heart of a passionate educator. her passion shines through when she teaches. she reaches out to all her students no matter what level they may be. she often goes the extra mile to help them by sacrificing her own time to tutor them after school. her passion radiates when she works with her leagues. she's always willing to help, either planning a lesson with a fellow teacher, coordinating schoolwide events or assisting the school secretary when she's busy with phone calls. jennifer is the type of person who will never refuse you if you ask her for help. and she helps you without ever asking for anything in return. her passion for teaching stems from her own background, a ba

luckily for jennifer, a few smart calls solved some of her problems. she's hoping her story and the state's lawsuit will help others avoid the same headaches. >> hi, whether it's $1 or $1,000. >> reporter: the tax lady's high-energy ads caught the eye of jennifer geronimo. the small business owner says three years of bad accounting left her $30,000 in tax debt. >> the irs is calling and mailing me letter after letter. and they were going to attack my bank accounts, my property, anything they could. they could even go after my clients for money. >> reporter: so she called ronny deutsche. >> they told me that they could get penalties and interest taken off, that they could lessen my tax bill and get me into an agreement i could afford. what the reality of it was was that they didn't help me. then i kind of sat there for months and months. >> reporter: jennifer says she paid about $2,000 for services that amounted to nothing. turns out she's far from alone. we found dozens of similar complaints online at rip-off report and complaints board with some peopl

how was he penalized, jennifer?he state of oklahoma charged him with criminally negligent homicide and given five years probation with community service and he had to speak on some victims' panels. >> larry: it's time for tonight's cnn hero. more than 60,000 people drown in aphfrica every year. our hero is saving lives by building bridges that help kenyans cross treacherous canyons swarming with deadly hippos. every day harmon parker connects thousands with life-changing resources and each other. watch. >> what strikes me about this place is the beauty. and the feeling of being insignificant. the beauty of this place also becomes t s dangerous because o these mountains when it rains. i've worked all over kenya. every community has the same story of people drowning. crocodiles and hippos and loved ones lost. look at this, here are kids helping. the very first bridge i built i saw how it changed lives and transformed communities. so, i carried on and i love what i do. my name is harmon parker, and i build bridges to t

>> absolutely. >> larry: jennifer, do you think dr.t help people to stop driving and texting? >> i hope so, larry. i'm praying. i have a pretty large mouth. and i'm going to spread the word and hopefully through the grace of god we can learn from this senseless death. >> larry: do you think the campaign will be successful? do you think we'll reduce the number of people drastically who text and drive? >> we have to. i mean, in 2008 over 6,000 people were killed because of distracted driving crashes. if we don't do something now, this will spiral out of control and everyone, i always say it every time i give a speech that it's no longer a matter of if this is going to happen to someone you love, it's when. i personally know many people who have been affected by this and every day i speak to new victims' families. we have to do something. >> larry: shelley, being as involved as you are and focus driven hasn't eased the pain any, has it? >> it has some. but nothing will bring my daughter back. but knowing that if i share my story along wit

. >> reporter: 25-year-old jennifer li is one person who has benefited. jennifer had no formal training or degree in fashion. all she had was a passion. she has now made her dream come true by opening a fashion store. >> so having a store and having this wonderful opportunity is really a dream come true for me. it's something that i never expected to achieve so fast. but i'm very lucky. >> reporter: in japan parco's success is believed to be due to its care in founding and educating its own designers and shoppers. ♪ in singapore, parco arranged a fashion show for young designers right in the heart of the mall. parco believes young designers like jennifer could strike it out on their own with this kind of opportunity. with this show, jennifer made her debut in boosting her own bra brand. >> i hope that everybody will like my brand and get to know my brand, and also that i really hope to establish amuse as an international brand. >> if we are successful in creating professional designers, that will also enhance our company's power. i know it's a tough task,

. >> reporter: the tax lady's ads caught the eye of jennifer giranamo. she said three years of bad accounting left her $30,000 in tax debt. >> the irs is calling and mailing me letter after letter. and they were going to attack my bank accounts, my property, anything they could. they could even go after my clients for money. >> reporter: so she called ronny deutsche. >> they told me that they could get penalties and interest taken off, that they could lessen my tax bill and get me into an agreement i could afford. what the reality of it was was that they didn't help me. that my case sat there for months and months. >> reporter: jennifer says she paid about $2,000 for services that amounted to nothing. turns out she's far from alone. we found dozens of similar complaints online at rip-off report and complaints board with some people reporting they had lost up to $5,000 through deutsche's services. >> ronnie and her tax attorneys have been fighting the irs. >> reporter: now attorney general jerry brown is suing the tax lady for $34 million. the lawsuit all

>>> take a look at jennifer aniston.sand in this month's "harper's bazaar" magazine. where did that idea come from? >> channeled. channel your inner barbara. wouldn't that be weird? >> feel free to sing. >> chris mcmillan came up with it. he does my hair. and he is a little obsessed with the idea because, like i said many times before, i am his barbie doll. so, he basically, would always see pictures of her from great movies. kind of a fun idea. never been done. >> did barbara have anything to do with it? >> yeah. she absolutely did. she lent me one of her dresses from -- she has all of her own wardrobe, still, from like -- back when she did her first show. here's her first shoes from her first concert. >> wow. >> and barbara's -- "classical barbara," that album cover, she lent me that dress for the shoot. it was pretty great. >> let's answer some viewer questions. we have a lot. the first came from idet gonzalez from houston, texas. everyone wants to know. how do you keep so fit? >> so boring of an answer at this point.

jennifer ended up going to both her girls' classrooms. >> you can't catch cancer.an't catch it from me. she can't catch it from me. >> i was bald as a cueball and i was taken for show-and-tell. it helped her explain to her friends why her mom showed up with a different wig at each pick-up. >> chris: but sometimes it was the children who lifted jennifer up. one night she came home from a tough chemo session. >> and there was luke, in the kitchen. and he had just taken his first steps and walked toward me. then immediately i forgot about the chemo. and the girls had him doing laps in the living room until he could barely walk. >> chris: there must have been tough moments. >> definitely. there were times i cried myself to sleep where i had to lie down with her and comfort her and she asked me if i was going to die. >> chris: did you ever think what if i miss all the moments of my children growing up? >> every minute of every day i thought that. i mean, that's in the back of any mother's head. but you dig deep. and you say i'm going to be there for graduations, and i'm

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jennifer ashton is here with some cerebral science.there has to be a little brain damage here. >> i think there are multiple aspects to this that can potentially be not so great. we're not just talking about the advantages here. there are clear advantages to this technological age in which we live, but let's talk about the healths risks and downside, if you will. first of all, when you're on these screens all day long, and the average american is spending over eight hours a day on some type of screen, what are you not doing in you're not interacting with friends and family, not enter sizing, sleeping, all of those can be suboptimal -- >> you're not looking where you're going walking down the street. i've burned into an air conditioner before. >> i find it very difficult to separate myself. you're worried about your patient, your children, your jobs. it's a problem. >> you mention social skills. i worried about my son not knowing how to properly answer a phone because we have cell phones but it could go beyond that. >> the risks in term

jennifer kimball was working at the store. oakland police say they don't believe campbell of related to the store. >> i feel that ross is not being forthright he is a suspect because he is the last person that we know was with campbell before what missing. >> weeks ago oakland police said they one of his stay with the fbi interviewed jennifer campbell was now reportedly living in arizona. they're calling her personal interest to may or may not have the information in this case. lieutenant says the research as like you see here of oakland in the were shoreline regional park. there's no witnesses or evidence in the case. also here today was campbell's grandmother who said she's not happy with the way the investigation has gone. she spoke with kron 4 listed a listen to what she had to say. >> my main concern is that i feel like they didn't do a good enough investigation and time was wasted and that they kept to the line where he was murdered and leros had something to do with that. they stated that for the beginning of the case a

>> not yet. >> jennifer aniston at age 40 decides it's time to have a baby.riend volunteers to be the dad but she's looking for more. >> patrick wilson is outgoing a contrast of the passive, aggressive glum attitude. >> hang on, can you just use my name as a verb? >> throwing an insemination party a drunken baitman empties the contribution, replacing witness his own, but doesn't remember it. jennifer move as way, never calls. and then, comes back seven years later with guess who? >> back to new york. this is uncle wally. >> hi. >> i think i have a disorder. >> okay. was i not clear about web md? >> and there are erie coincidence autos it dawns on him. the switch. >> i hijacked kathy's pregnancy? >> oh, that is so ill-advised. >> somehow, she doesn't notice. so he's bonding. two of a kind. >> what is that? >> faking diseases you don't have? >> very that. >> what are all of these films about single women who want to become pregnant? there doesn't seem to be a lot of chem tri. bits his manic personality. but the real scene stealer is young thomas robinson whose

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bill o'reilly all right famous bill o'reilly always bitter now here went on and on and on about jennifer aniston because we know porridge and she's been downed by a bunch of guys so she wants to have you know a baby on her own these days and he was just talking about how wonderful science is these days that that's even an option and he thinks that she is just taking down the role of the man in the family and fatherhood. to who won this argument time because i see that i responded in a very classy way. i actually who won i have a couple if you have a whole bunch of issues going on i didn't understand it did francis she's like you know like i want to be you know find anybody independent woman to find girl power and he's like no you got to have family structure stuff like that my problem is you know who's lost the people that have dated jennifer aniston because this woman is incredibly hot so we can all agree she's super hot while we don't mean this woman right now she has to be what's known as the most she's probably the female douche bag right now i love that word right now i don't know k

we know what works is what jennifer just said. we know what it takes to get on the road to recovery. we just heard from two very brave individuals. i'm not sure i could do all that they have gone through in their lives and then stand in a public session as intimidating as his venue and talk about how they got through health court and are now pursuing education, holding down a full-time job, maintaining residents completely on their own and thanking the city of san francisco 40 services they believed -- received a long delay -- for the services they recede along the way. so what do we need? we need adequate inpatient services. we probably need the right number of beds. that becomes a big bang away around budget time, but let's think a little bit more about how he described it, as a bottleneck in the entire system. it is not adequate to stay in hospital for seven days or 10 days or two weeks with an acute psychotic illness and go out before the medications have stabilized in before people are under full treatment, and this is not my

there are a lot of them, trying to replace jennifer granholm. there are five candidates on the republican side. which are the leading candidate? >> it is uncertain. on the republican side, you have three top candidates. a current congressman, a former ceo of gateway, and the attorney general. there was a poll last week that showed a foot in support towards the former date way ceo, rick

and while a group of supporters still remain committed to finding asanni, jennifer campbell and luis roth have stopped speaking to them. since being released from jail, they made no effort to help find the boy themselves. reporting live in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> today supervisors in contra costa and santa clara counties moved forward with plans to require pittbulls be spayed or neutered. this follows the fatal mauling of a two-year-old boy by three pittbulls in concord. saw -- supporters say something needs to be done to control the pop igs las of dangerous dogs. critics worry any mandatory restrictions would be tougher to enforce. they want tougher laws for the pet owners and not the pet themselves. >>> san francisco is considering a ban on high calorie meals. a study is based on a similar ban that went into affect in santa clara county. they would be prohibited from including toys and meals with more than 600 calories. the same goes for meals without fruits and vegetables. the bill's author says it is all about fighting childhood obesity. >> i am a father of a kid who i

host: jennifer duffy, the caller was from georgia. georgia governor's race is number two on your list here. guest: it represents something of a phenomenon that we see. there are five former governors who are running for their jobs back. one is in georgia, bob barnes. he has been out of office for eight years, but would like his job back. he is being challenged by a former republican congressman nathan deal. you have seen barnes troubling stayed pretty much apologizing for his first term and saying he would like another chance. deal is regrouping after a tough primary runoff. he does have some ethics problems the democrats will remind voters of on a daily basis. i think this is going to be a close race. host: we have about 15 minutes left with the coca of political reporting. -- the cook political report gang. next call from indiana. caller: if you compare this race with 1994 with newt gingrich coming in, is it similar to that? guest: you have that sense that all politics is local and then you have these brave elections. in 1994 you ha

. >> we're going to let miss gustafson deceit and bring up miss jennifer johnson. you can continue the conversation off line. >> my name is jennifer johnson, i am a deputy public defender. i represent 100 seriously mentally ill clients in our behavior and held court. i have been part of the program since the planning stages. i have seen the evolution of the program. most of mcclintock felony charges and a freezing state prison. about 75 -- most of my clients have felony charges and are facing state prison. all of my clients are in behavioral health court and in the criminal justice system because of an treated mental illness. if they had been treated, have access to proper treatment in the community, they would not be in the jail. is that simple. -- it is that simple. this is not a problem that is going to get better. it is a problem that is likely to get worse. the state prison system is overcrowded. it is releasing people back to the streets. there has been a change in the law. people in state prisoner serving less time. there are a huge number of people in state

jennifer ashton has more about this. jennifer, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, harry. some of this dramatic increase is due to the growing awareness of the dangers of concussions, but experts say many cases still go unreported. >> go, go. >> reporter: like so many competitive young athletes, 17- year-old zoe loveman loves to play hard. >> i went out for a header with another player. and as i was coming down she was still sort of making her up to the ball i guess. we knocked heads. both fell to the floor. >> reporter: zoe suffered a concussion which occurs when the brain strikes the inside of the skull. this causes swelling within brain cells and disrupts electrical signals. young brains are particularly vulnerable, even in helmets. after football, girls' soccer is the second leading cause of concussions. >> i remember crying after the game saying i just want to go to bed. i don't want to do anything. i want to close my eyes. >> reporter: a new study finds that e.r. visits for sports- reeled concussions in kids ages 14 to 19 more than tripled in ten years. >> our bigges

. >> woodruff: then professor robert george and attorney jennifer pi sk *rbgser talk abot what's next for same-sex marriage. >> suarez: tom bearden reports from the gulf coast where worries remain even after b.p.'s well was capped. >> they're still cleaning up the beaches but the big question in many people's minds is what happens when the oil stops coming ashore? >> woodruff: from flood-ravaged pakistan, jonathan miller of independent television news has the latest on the scram to believe help those in need of food and helter. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> this is the engine that connects abundant grain from the american heartland to haran's best selling whole wheat, while keeping 60 billion pounds of carbon out of the atmosphere every year. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy productive life. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possi

nicolerter: if you, like fitness model jennifer nicole lee, want to spend some time with dr. joe vitale, it's going ost you.you. >> what is the question on your your what is the goal on your mind? what i what is the intention on your mind? >> reporter: vitale, a mind? >> reporter: vitale, a self-described meta physician, calls it his rolls royce master calls it his rolls royce master mind session. master $5,000. costs a free sample. master $5,000. costs a free sample. .his is an amazing car. but five grand is a lot for three hours with you. ere are people are people who a lk i should charge a lot more ere are people are people who a lk i should charge a lot more than that. they think that's giving it away. ys he waser: 30-odd years ago, away. ys he waser: 30-odd years ago, vitale says he was homeless. now, he lives in luxury. all, he argues, because of the power of his mind. >> you are the michelangelo of your own life. the david that you are sculpting is you. is y and you do it with your is y and you do it with your thoughts. >> reporter: vitale is one of a appearing of self

jennifer moves away, loses contact with everyone, never calls.with seven years later with guess who? >> this is uncle wally. >> hi, sebastian. >> i think i have a disorder. >> was i not clear about envy? >> there are some eerie coincidences. >> just like you. >> and it dawns on him, the switch. >> i hijacked cassie's pregnancy. >> that's ill advised. >> she doesn't notice so he's bonding, two of a kind. >> what's that? >> thinking that you have what you don't really have. >> i have that. >> what is it with all these films about single women who want to become pregnant. the switch is a small picture with a few laughs. there doesn't seem to be a lot of chemistry between aniston and bateman. it's more about his manic personality. but the scene steeler is young thomas. the ending is disappointing. i'll have to give this film a half bucket. i'm don sanchez, abc 7 news and we'll see you on the aisle. >> coming up next at 6, carly fiorina holds nothing back against barbara boxer. and the girl hailed as a hero for preventing a bombing at a bay area colle

you and jennifer anniston, "the switch."r. i looked right at the sharks and felt nothing. >> honey, i don't know what that is but i'm sure you don't have it. >> look at this. okay, guys, here's a big surprise. are you ready for the best duck in the whole wide world? >> you know what they do to ducks at the waterfowl farms? they force feed the ducks seven times a day from a plastic tube they jam down their throats. >> i called on the phone. pre-ordered it. >> i won't do it, uncle wally. and i hate you if you'll do. >> okay, we don't say hate. >> we can have rice with soy sauce. >> great, rice with soy sauce. >> you're kidding, right? >> no, that's light for him. >> jimmy: rice with soy sauce. [ cheers and applause ] "the switch" is in theaters august 20th. [ cheers and applause ] jason bateman, everybody. kieran culkin is up next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ with capital one's venture card, we get double miles on every purchase. echo! so we earned a trip to the grand canyon twice as fast. uh-oh. we get double mile

y fíjense que jennifer lópez es la famosa con el mejor trasero, así lo indica de la farándula.les para mantener esa parte del cuerpo en forma. y en segundo lugar, fue para beyonce, el tercero para shakira que quedó aparentemente en cuarta posición. vamos a cambiar de tema para contarles que presentaron en new york una película sobre la corrupción gubernamental. y su protagonista denisse quiñonez le llegó del brazo de su novio. daniela polanco nos cuenta más. >>> im ejes muy fuertes, pero es la cruda realidad que muestra la soga, una cinta de acción y suspenso, sobre la corrupción re creada en la república dominicana, en washington heigt. >>> hemos visto junto a jennifer lópez y marc ante ti y debuta como guionista y productor. >>> lo que pasó en soga, pasó en mis vacaciones en mi pueblo de santiago y un amigo deportado y aquí, estuvo en su pueblo, estuve de vacaciones y un sicario, un policía con licencia para matar. le fue a dar una visita, lo sacó por el cabello, lo puso en el medio del fuego en el parque. le sacó su revolver y lo mató frente mío. >>> actúa la miss universo p

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ross and the child's aunt and foster mom jennifer campbell were in fact arrested for murder, held for dales but the d.a. looked at the evidence and said it's not enough to get a conviction. over the months, interest in the case has waned but a leader for the group citizens for the lost society says her search will never end. >> i made a promise to lewis ross and jennifer campbell i will not stop until hasanni is found. and i meant that. i won't stop until he's found. if that means both of them go to prison or turns out that they're not involved, i still won't stop. >> well, today citizens for the lost society are going to meet with the alameda county district attorney to find out where exactly the investigation stands. also going to be a rally, a dinner, a vigil. all of this to put hasanni campbell's picture back on the tv screen or back in the newspapers, get people thinking about campbell reported missing for one year. police believe the child was murdered by his foster father who did fail a polygraph exam and did send compromising e-mails to the foster mother about abandoning the c

jennifer campbell was working at the store. oakland police say that they doubt believe that hotspot never made it to the store. i feel the ross is obviously not being forthright with he needs to be because he is the last person that we know who saw saudi foreign missing. fbi interviewed jennifer campbell who is now reportedly living they fill which is a person of interest who might have information in this case. there's no new witnesses or evidence in the case. attorney john believes the oakland police department had no business to address the cost but last year and he believes that the rest impeded the investigation. and no plan christine, dave kron4 news. traffic heading to sampras's progress the bay bridge moving quite well, little more heavy on the right but traffic headed east baton towards berkeley will the right but traffic headed east baton towards berkeley will be right back. the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a consumers digest best buy and th

now has split up with ross living in maryland and refusing to talk any more with investigators and jennifer campbell in arizona. >> two weeks ago i went out of state with the fbi and conducted an interview with jennifer campbell. >> reporter: investigator galindo says he does not believe the hasani was alive when he was reported missing. >> we cannot ask for a better team on this case to resolve it and bring hasani home. >> reporter: accusing ross of killing campbell is one thing, but tonight police are still asking for the public's help for any information they say that might help bring him to trial. rita williams, ktvu. >>> and at this hour, people are gathering for a candlelight vigil in hayward to mark the anniversary of hasani campbell's disappearance. the vigil is being held at presbyterian church. many of the people attending the vigil have volunteered for past search efforts. >>> six decades after a world war ii airman from oakland was killed on a plane crash in germany his remains were finally buried here in the bay area. >> the u.s. army honor guard carried sergeant john bonosio t

jennifer thank you for being with us.do appreciate your time. >> thank you so much for having me. >> you say you're here on behalf of your children who they're the ones who filed the suit. >> yes. originally, i filed it originally if 2003 and they are now the plaintiffs. >> because they are adults? >> exactly. >> why? why did they want to do this? >> originally i did it on behalf of them because their father had promised me to always take care of them. to always provide for them. not only in his last will but also in a trust, to take care of them. and he obviously, i had realized that he was never intending to do that. so i filed the suit. we went on it lasted -- it has lasted since 2003 and many times, you know tried his legal teams have tried to throw it out. and we finally got to trial. and so now they're adults, and now they are the plaintiffs. >> they're 18 and 22 years old. >> yes my son is 18. my daughter is dwoo. >> you signed four contracts with mr. bren. one each when you were pregnant with the children. >> yes.

. >>> well, how badly did jennifer aniston bomb at the box office over the weekend? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus liftoff, but liftoff of what? we'll show you next. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back this monday morning. sunny, warm conditions, even hot in a few cases. l.a. 94, vegas 104, phoenix 108. the heat is really building in the west. it's going to extend northward, even on the coast, 85. one of the warmest days you've seen all summer, really all year. as we head towards your tuesday forecast, we're going to be equally as warm, maybe even hot in a few cases. 111 in phoenix. we're going to be 98 in lal. there's heat. a lot of people aren't going to be ready for this. we haven't really seen it this year. if you're watching us on ktv news 21, bend, oregon. experience the spirit of the west at the high desert museum where you can walk through time. experience the sights and sounds of those who lived and worked in this part of the west. that's your pacific event of the day, veronica. >> 85 for san francisco. is

well, the lowest expectations have been reserved for jennifer aniston's romantic comedy, "the switch," which experts almost universally predict will bomb. >> you want to see "eat, pray, love." you're going to be influenced, aren't you? >> experts predict it's not a good movie. everybody tells me it's not -- >> you want to see it. did you read the book? >> i loved the book. that's why i want to see it. i'm consistently disappointed when i read the book and see the movie. it's never as good. no disrespect to "eat, pray, love." i think there's too many new movies out there, that's why they aren't going to make that much money. >> it isn't a good weekend. >> this comes from louis mccord in washington state where there was one special homecoming from men and women in uniform. 150 soldiers from the army's fourth stryker brigade -- that's the last remaining combat unit withdrawing from iraq -- marched into a greeting from cheering family and friends. after a brief speech thanking them for their service, the soldiers were dismissed into the arms of waiting families as the band played "stars &