first-time drug offenders. -- the and jericho project. -- the jericho project. the second thing we did was plant trees. we worked with friends of the urban forest. we planted 143 trees in the first year. made a huge difference in terms of the streetscape. the thing that people must remember us for, we were the first cbd in the city to do flower baskets. the city did not quite know how to permit us to do this, but it came through and is our most popular item. we worked with folks who run the city parking lot, and they were great. on the left, you will see an image of a typical city parking lot, a brick wall with a bench in front of it. we invested $1,000 in design through urban ecology and we said we would like the space to look something like this. the folks in that department did a great job. that has now become our street furniture. this is the duratherm you were asking about, supervisor mar. i discovered this when i was doing work in philadelphia and i thought, what is this stuff? i wanted to do a test in san francisco. i got them to donate half of their prod

jericho helped him too. >> everything changed. i have an apartment and it was the first time, the first time especially as a grown man that i've gotten a gift like this. >> and bob woodruff joins me now. bob, thank you so much. that's very, very powerful. some good news at the end but so many thousands of veterans homeless. why is it that iraq and afghanistan returning vets are becoming homeless faster than they did when they came back from vietnam? >> well, you can see in vietnam it was -- they're going back to a civilian world that existed. so many came back. you know, you look at the number, about 11% of americans served in vietnam, now it's only about 1% so when they come back they're largely alone. they don't have any information about how they can get so much help so they end up really temporarily as homeless as opposed to vietnam which is after five to ten years it became permanent because the way they were treated when they came back. they were spat upon and they didn't have any help at all. >> but they're not finding that

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yeah the excitement is growing here in jericho she said the bidding nations for the twenty eighteen world cup of begun their final presentations in front of the chief executive committee before they will cast their final votes on who should host the world cup belgium holland have just finished their presentation former russia manager guus hiddink was central to that and also showed footage of russia reaching the semifinals of the last european championship for portugal and spain will follow then they're about to start they will then be followed by england and then finally it will be russia who will start their last presentation at around twelve o'clock local time they will be without the presence of prime minister vladimir putin staying in moscow he said he did not want to put pressure on the fee for executive committee but the russian big team has been boosted by the arrival of russia captain. whose every confidence in his country's chances. i believe that our people want a championship in this country and they want to see the best two players in the world t.v. you put in the needed. kid

. >> well, i remember a few months ago, i was in jericho and when you go out from jericho, they tookme up to -- we went to visit the mount of temptation, which is where i think they take all the liticians, and the guide that was showing us round, the palestinian guide, suddenly stopped at oneoint, and he said, this part of the world, he said, moses, jesus, mohammed, why did they all have to come here? [laughter] i sort of said, well, supposing they hadn't, would everyone be fine? he said, well, probably not. but you know, the religious leadership can play a part in this, for example, i don't think you will get a resolution of the issue of jerusalem, which is a sacred and holy city to all thr abrahamic faiths, unless people of faith are prepared to try and fincommon ground, so they are entitled to worship in the way that they wish. and the correct that in both israel and palestine, you see examples o religious fundamentalism and people espousing and doing extreme things as a result of their religion, but i can also tell you that there are rabbis and people of the muslim faith on the p

. >> reporter: allen, if horns brought down the walls of jericho can a music video open the walls in iran. >> we need them back in this world. we don't need beautiful innocent people sitting in a prison somewhere. >> reporter: since her release from prison she is campaigning for the freedom of her fiance shane bauer and friend joshua fattal. >> this song is putting out there the intention and the hope and the certainty that i feel that they will be with us again and that they will be with us again soon. >> reporter: this music may be her protest song but one sung very softly. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: we asked this woman to watch and tell us what she thought. >> i think as a device it is actually pretty effective because it is on youtube and kids use youtube. >> reporter: surprisingly many of the students we talked with here are unfamiliar with the story of the three hikers who were taken prisoner by iranian border guards in july of 2009. she was released after 13 months. >> reporter: you can find that video on youtube. search for "a peace of time." we did attempt to contact shur and h

times in seven days to reenact the march of the israelites around jerry co when the wall came -- jerichon the call came tumbling down. >> we want the wall pre strength the -- preventing the d.r.e.a.m. act to come down. >> i came all the way from california and we are just trying to do everything we can. >> the house passed the d.r.e.a.m. act last week but it's uncertain if the senate will act before the lame duck session ends. the students say they know it's an uphill battle but just like the bible story, they are hoping tonight for a miracle. >>> stay with us, ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is next. >>> another violent attack inside the napa state hospital. a man who has worked inside for years talks. >>> this is out of control. >> another attack at the napa state hospital. what's being done now to protect the staff from the patients? >>> and the drastic measure a north bay man went to to make a point about his noisy neighbor. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. we are lea

i want to change the jericho road. so that everybody has an opportunity for a job, education, security, health. he was... he had a macro economic vision even though... in fact, the whole civil rights movement was a macro economic effort to change the.... >> woodruff: is that relevant today? >> it's extremely relevant because he was talking about racism, war and poverty. i think we've made progress in... enormous progress in raceism and war but we've made little or no progress in poverty. it's because the economy has gotten more and more complex as we globalize. everybody is looking for a simple solution. what i get from kabir is he's wrestling every day on wall street. and i think that's where the battle is. the battle for a global economy is going to be run by economists. >> woodruff: do you hear your godfather saying the solutions for global poverty are on wall street. is that what you're hearing? >> not entirely. the money is on wall street. wall street allocates capital. plooik row finance or financial literacy pro

. >> well, i remember a few months ago, i was in jericho and when you go out from jericho, they tookme up to -- we went to visit the mount of temptation, which is where i think they take all the politicians, and the guide that was showing us round, the palestinian guide, suddenly stopped at one point, and he said, this part of the world, he said, moses, jesus, mohammed, why did they all have to come here? [laughter] i sort of said, well, supposing they hadn't, would everyone be fine? he said, well, probably not. but you know, the religious leadership can play a part in this, for example, i don't think you will get a resolution of the issue of jerusalem, which is a sacred and holy city to all three abrahamic faiths, unless people of faith are prepared to try and find common ground, so they are entitled to worship in the way that they wish. and the correct that in both israel and palestine, you see examples of religious fundamentalism and people espousing and doing extreme things as a result of their religion, but i can also tell you that there are rabbis and people of the muslim faith

jericho and may be an pastime, but morris played with uniforms and equipment from somewhere else. >> thank you. those are a few of the technology is readily available today and to be deployed widely. >> excellent. thank you very much. i left comments in a minute. but if there is nothing further, i just want to make sure, commissioner copps, if you have any comment. >> is a great rapport is a group of people are obviously dedicated good and needed things happen. first of all, i want to congratulate greg in his new position. i'm thrilled that you are there. i'm thankful for everything you have already contributed to the commission i'm looking forward to the seller contributions you will make in the future, thanks to karen, one more time, for all the wealth of experience and creativity and commitment that she brings here to troll for his outstanding leadership of the bureau. you've really got a stellar team. i want to thank the chairman for his leadership here in this regard as it seems several of our meetings we have had items and reports -- proceedings of interest to the disabilities

jericho and may be an pastime, but morris played with uniforms and equipment from somewhere else. >>thank you. those are a few of the technology is readily available today and to be deployed widely. >> excellent. thank you very much. i left comments in a minute. but if there is nothing further, i just want to make sure, commissioner copps, if you have any comment. >> is a great rapport is a group of people are obviously dedicated good and needed things happen. first of all, i want to congratulate greg in his new position. i'm thrilled that you are there. i'm thankful for everything you have already contributed to the commission i'm looking forward to the seller contributions you will make in the future, thanks to karen, one more time, for all the wealth of experience and creativity and commitment that she brings here to troll for his outstanding leadership of the bureau. you've really got a stellar team. i want to thank the chairman for his leadership here in this regard as it seems several of our meetings we have had items and reports -- proceedings of interest to the disabilities c