joe marshall is the executive director and the founder of the organization and i am here today just to pass out our annual report and all of you have the commission should have a copy and people here can take one as well, and there's so much bad news in the day about young people and this is talking about the good news and what we're doing and our mission is to keep young people who are at risk going down the wrong path to give them a new way of looking at life, a opportunity to foster opportunity of learning and education and change their lives so they can be contributing members of society, so we felt it was important to generate our own publicity because it's usually only the bad news you hear about so to generate some good news so please i hope you take a moment to look at this in our annual report. we are very proud of it and we encourage anyone here today to take a copy as well. if you want more information you can contact me. there's ways you can contact me that are in this and i left cards on the table so again thank you very much. >> well thank you for coming before us about t

joe back into the market. david: todd horowitz, eric marshall, yu-dee chang, thanks very much for being here, we appreciate it. >>> profits without prosperity. companies make a big deal about their stock buybacks as positive for investors in the markets they may be costing their companies and the economy trillions in the long run. we'll debate that straight ahead jessica alba, the honest company, raises $70 million and may get ready for ipo. jessica is live here in the stupid quote to talk about the future of the company and -- in the studio to talk about the future of the company. >>> we will talk about the company that might be called facebook for your neighborhood. explain, liz. >> save me the moisturizer, david. we're talking about a selective neighborhood network you can access and need to use your name. if you lost a dog or need a babysitter and or catch the local burglar, there is one way to help you the most, your neighbors. we're talking about founder of nextdoor, along with his champion, david sze backing this fast-growing company. of all the companies you backed and you didn't, which sun with that g

joe montana and jerry rice. three kaepernick interceptions allowed the bears to seize control in the second half. and with jay cutler hitting big brandon marshall for three touchdowns. the bears ruin the opening night. >> it was very disappointing. when it is a new stadium and when the 49er organization has so much history behind them, you know you want to come out here and win the game for the team. for the organization. and that was what i wanted to do. i'm pretty sure everybody else in the locker room president whatted to win the game -- locker room wanted to win the game as well. jay this was the game the 49ers had in their grasp and they let it slip away. colin kaepernick describing his performance. one word, terrible. more from kaep later in sports. live at loo vie stadium, abc7 sports. >> thank you. >>> today's nfl games did not come without controversy. the league's domestic violence troubles triggered disappointment and protest. lilian kim has that part of the story. >> the national women's rights group ultraviolet spent $10,000 on their air assault. from firs energy stadium in cleveland to met life in new jersey the banners had the sa

marshals and the fbi. >> and attention now turned to the young man who had been living at brittany's house, the one she had been showing off at the beach club, 26-year-old joeseems that joe had left around the same time that brittany disappeared. and police now had to consider the distinct possibility that brittany had simply washed her hands of the feud with ann leyden and taken off on a cross-country trip with young joe. for justine griffin, that only made the story more interesting. >> i mean, living in her house for free, so. >> makes you think, doesn't it? >> yeah. they thought maybe the two of them had just left, could have just gone on a trip together, just left town. >> no. really it was all speculation. in fact, nobody had a clue what those two did. and then another lucky break, or it seemed like lucky. the good nuz in mid july just four days after brittany vanished, a cop stopped her toyota out midwest. brittany wasn't driving, joe was. >> july 11th, roberts is stopped by police in wyoming for speeding. >> the bad news, that cop stopped the car before the alert went out. he wasn't looking for the car or brittany or anybody. he says he didn't recal