julie: boy.life officials say nearby recreation areas are closed for the next week in order to give the bear time to clear out. meanwhile another animal attack to tell you about, this one in colorado where a woman and her friend were out walking their dogs, minding their own business, when they were attacked by a moose. one of the women say that the animal looked right at her, grunted and then charged. that's not good. >> i tried to get up and he kept coming back and stomping on me. when i fell back he got he me here and then, when i curled up forward, that's when he got me on the head. julie: both women were taken to the hospital. one is listed in fair condition. the other remains in the intensive care unit. i say stay indoors, ladies for a while. jon: moose are very aggressive, very aggressive. julie: you don't want to get in the way after mad moose or a mad bear. jon: no. julie: have you ever been in the eyes of a moose? jon: they're actually not that common in colorado. there are not that man

>> julie snodgrass was just 33 years old. josh recalls his father's reaction when he heard the news. >> what i remember is seeing him shaking and shaking. something my dad never did. i can only equate it to someone with advanced parkinsons and shaking out of control. >> joe snodgrass never left the military base that night so he was not considered a suspect. but who wanted to harm his wife? you love this game. more than your wife... more than your kids... more than your own mother... but does the game... love you? who cares? you get to stay at this golf resort! booking.com booking.yeah! >>> the murder of 33-year-old julie snodgrass the wife of a u.s. service man shocked everyone who knew her. she was extremely well liked and had known well known enemies. >> i remember then feeling this was a crime of passion. somebody wanted julie dead and wanted her dead in the worst way. >> her body was flown to mississippi for burial. >> the funeral was intense. the wakes were intense. of course there was no open casket. i was wishing ther

oh, julie is stranded up there. julie, what does it say?ou think so. >> but a shadow of your former self. >> it seems, guillermo is this rigged for me? >> jimmy: not at all. julie, looks like you are at the top. >> okay. >> jimmy: you can go ahead and tweet. >> i am doing it. >> jimmy: what does the message say? >> read it out loud, guillermo. >> how do you know when you have herpes? asking for a friend. >> jimmy: there you go. send it! >> ah! >> jimmy: guillermo. roll it again. >> okay. go. go. guillermo. no cheating. >> all right. he carbo loaded to day. i haven't eaten. it's like -- move. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> how could that happen? >> jimmy: sorry. are you all right? >> are you? >> jimmy: a little bit. i am slightly injured. you know what that was, that's god punishing us for this. for what i am about to tweet to the pope. >> you are going to tweet that? >> oh, technically -- i think it is yours. >> jimmy: thank you, guillermo. thank you. >> the pope. i thought he was a football player, like plaxico. oh, my god. i had no idea. i

. >> hi, julie. >> nice to meet you, julie. >> reporter: meet aaron chase, the $5 dinner mom.he is on a mission to help american families eat well and save thousand of dollars while doing it. a family like the kings. working mom, julie, two little kids, max and lily, and husband andrew. she hardly has enough time for a conversation. >> i am going to get you. much less getting dinner on the table every night for her family. >> here. >> a lot of times the kids end up eating pb & j. as for the veggies. >> i don't want green beans. >> come down the mountain. >> reporter: by 8:00 p.m. the kids are in bed and julie and andrew give up on cooking. and order pizza. >> extra large, extra cheese, well done, please. >> reporter: here is the real problem. they go grocery shopping all the time but they're too busy to cook. how much time are you spending grocery shopping? >> probably a good, two, three hours a week by the time you put all the different trips together. >> that is a lot. >> it is. it is silly. it's what happens. >> reporter: you are putting out fires constantly. what's in fron

>> reporter: that's right, julie.ides colorado, a woman whose brother is dying of blood cancer on his deathbed today. arizona, a man whose wife died there, and missouri, he's trying to save his daughter in that state. and also in louisiana. four states altogether. and you know, they are saying it is time for a change. there are life- saving drugs out there and they should be given a right to try if they like. and they have no other chance. they have tried every avenue and every door closed on them. they want this chance, julie. >> that is a good point. i want to read a tweet. >> of course experimental drugs should go to dying patients, nothing to lose. >>> a botched bank robber ends with a double murder and a high- speed car chase in america. illinois, this man accused of killing two women and critically injuring a third in a bank robber. he approached the employees as they were leaving work. since the bank was closed he couldn't get money and he attacked the women with a knife and stole the victim's car and led the p

of california code subsection a for failing to file a campaign statement by the required deadline july 31st, 2012, and four one vision of california code subsection a for failing to file a campaign statement by the required deadline of january 31st, 2013. and 5 one violation of california government code subsection a for failing to file a campaign statement by the required deadline of july 31st, 2013, and of one violation of california government code subsection a for failing to file a campaign statement form by the required deadline of january 31st, 2014. each commissioner who paerptd must certify they've reviewed the regulation commissioner renne. commissioner andrews. commissioner hayon. commissioner keane. i also so certify >> the respondent are presumed to be innocent until the allegations are approved on the regulation the executive director should issue an acquisition in corners with the proceedings regulation 9 a. third and final announcement findings the probable cause for the ethics claimed at a special meeting of wednesday, may 28, 2014, in the matter of the case the notific

julie? >> all right, kelly. >>> the feds reportedly pursuing a major insider trading case against three of the most famous men in finance, sports and gambling. billionaire it activists and investor, carl icahn, pro golfer phil mickelson and renown gambler. brian guinness is live. >> reporter: investigators are looking into whether phil mickelson and walters made illegal stock trades based on private tips, nonpublic information provided by icahn, about his investments in public companies, investigations beginning three years ago. authorities specifically looking into suspicious trades in the clorox company. carl icahn bought a stake in february of 2011 and in july a $1.2 billion bid to buy the company, causing the stock to jump. investigators are examining some well-timed highly risky trades of clorox shares made by billy walters and phil mickelson four days before the bid. the suggestion is carl icahn tipped him about his bid. the high-profile investigation is significant, considering the go

julie: in fact the agency had three previous contacts with the suspect.y blamed one of his roommates of stealing three canned dills. it was some petty theft. he in fact committed a civilian's arrest. he arrested one of his roommates, who was then jailed and booked and released and so there had been some mounting issues. his therapist was well aware of the fact that this 22-year-old had severe problems. and so that is where we raise this question of privacy between a therapist and patient. elliot's divorced parents didn't get a call from the therapists about the manifesto and they you'ved the youtube video minutes before the shoeing. do you think the therapist should have done more and shared that to authorities sooner. >> there was a an i am mint threat before the night of the shooting there needs to be notification. these things escalate. no one just kills people, right out of the blue. they just don't snap off the handle and start shooting people. there is the manifesto. there are the youtube videos. those things took place. they were out there and ther

the table. >> so the motion is for july 10th or after. >> one caveat i'll be supportive of the july 10th it is a topic that deserves the full commission and if we want to move it again we'll make the decision on that date. >> that's acceptable okay. great. no, it's not a continuance for clarification it's establishing a date commissioners, on that motion on planning code and considering the adaptation commissioner antonini. commissioner borden >> commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fong. commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero >> the commission will take a 20 minute break. >> thursday, may 22, 2014. i'd like to remind please silence all electronic devices. that may sound off and and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. commissioners we left off under your regular calendar on item 11. the mission alcohol beverage special use ordinance amending the alcohol beverage special use district. diego sanchez i'll be talking about the special use distric

i am julie bandaras. president obama speaking in the white house rose garden speaking about the release about army sergeant bergdahl. >> this morning i called john and danny bergdahl and that after five years in captivity their son bo, is coming home. sergeant bergdahl missed birthdays and holidays and simple moments with families and friends. but while bo was gone, he was not forgotten. >> bergdahl will head home soon after a five year ordeal. he is safely back with the soldiers there. he will have a thorough medical evaluation. he was handed over with two navy seals in a deal. five detaines are made. news was made to the family back in iddaho. jennifer has the latest. jennifer, the president spoke and what else did he say? >> reporter: he appeared alongsi alongside bo's parents. >> while bo was gone he was never forgoodnight. his parents prayed for him every day. as did his sister skye who prayed for his safe return. he was not forgotten by the community in iddaho or the military. and he was not forgot

. >> julie says she never felt better in her life. >> it feels amazing. i feel like i am living in the body that i was meant to live in. >> reporter: she has tons of energy and claims getting sick as a thing of the past. >> i don't get sick. i don't have seasonal allergies anymore. >> reporter: all this in 30 days. her secret -- the whole 30 diet. >> all righty. >> reporter: she says transformed her relationship with food. and rebooted her lifestyle. >> it is more than diet and exercise. it is about the life that you are given on the other side of it. >> reporter: it starts out with extreme restrictions. a lot of no-noes. no carbs, no beans, no dairy, no eggs. like the paleo diet you eliminate all food that can't be hunted or gathered. so just protein and fruits and vegetables. >> 30 days, no wiggle room, no gray area. >> reporter: those committed enough to tough it out swear by the results. >> push through your heels. >> reporter: something julie's trainer saw firsthand. >> she is much happier. when we talk to her. when she comes in. she will be happier

julie: this was all political.as over two elect cycles, 2010, 2012, some of them are the same emails released to congress but without redakss. remember how certain the president was that there wasn't a smidgen of corruption and fox was responsible? can we trust the white house? >> what we found out is what we already suspected. there were eachs out when she called the tea party very dangerous. but the new email that came out today, this email she is already trying to cover themselves. the irs washington office for putting the tea party on the be on the lookout list. , the bolo list. and of course the on the way a tea party group, you were small government, you were opposed to the current administration and they said they were heightened scrutiny because they could have an impact. what does that mean? they could have an impact so now they have to be treated differently? if this was really going on for everybody involved in any political activity certainly we would see some liberal groups. we don't see any of those.

is accrual second year at san francisco state and works in an urban store you talk to julie and ask her what is special she'll tell you at the 18-years old she starred her 40 k one plan. this summer (clapping) with the partnership we're here and ready to act together this year we're doubling to what we dmimentd we committing to one hundred jobs this year (clapping.) all right. and i'm very proud along with my partners to be a champion to help others this is a really good cause this is my third year it gets better every year that's a moment of acting together and individually you make american people effort but together we'll make a great impact so mayor ed lee thank you. we'll return with more opportunities so thank you (clapping.) thank you >> all right. so we're almost at the moment to ask you to pledge so get our pledge cards ready you can feel free to increase the number next we'll hear from the star of the show now navaro is a big star but she's taken charge a opportunity of a couple of summers ago please welcome elizabeth kim (clapping.) good morning. i'm elizabeth will kim i'

but take on his new role in july.arations are underway for the annual rocking for the troops fund raiser. will be and must not this afternoon. john just laugh from last month. >> what a great event. a spirited the event here and rosemont. will be getting a car away to a veteran later this afternoon. the academy award winning actor set to arrive. set to take place and we and on july 19th. >> [music] >> the lieutenant can band will headline the july event. the ninth annual rocking for the troops counter taking place. that is a fund-raiser for operation support our troops. $25 admission ticket helps fund year-round efforts to support our men and women in uniform. local vendors like catering are lending their services with mcgrath sponsoring the kickoff party. >> determined to let you know about the big event in july. the founder of operation support our troops also here to help sell tickets. >> the concert event. >> game 1 as tomorrow night. follow the pie in matinee on sunday. the series shifts to minnesota on tuesday.

and i'm julie bander as. a fire in california. and we're there live. >> the job of a top official and we're on top of the shake-up at highest levels. >> and smooth sailing for silvia burwell but lobby makers may not be finished with the nominee. what do they want to know? we'll tell you next. >>> let's get underway. we begin with a major shake up at the department of veterans affairs. the agency plagued by growing patient care scandal. now a top v.a. official stepping down over allegations of misconduct that may have resulted in dozens of veterans death. molly is live from washington with more details. >> the man who you just saw, robert pet zel resigned yesterday. he was set to retire later this year until shinseki pushed him out after reports across the country of v.a. employees creating secret waiting lists and falsifying lists to make it look like patients were seen quickly when they weren't. after the resignation the white house put out a statement, the president supports secretary shinseki's decision. he was asked to conduct

we wouldn't have done this without the support of julie i want to call out julie (clapping) there's a couple of other people i want to thank minimizing i didn't for the honk honk they've provided food in the ecology so thank you to them. again, thank you all for your support (clapping) >> all right. julie are you ready. >> i am so ready. >> it's been a delight to work with julia she's kind of the distinction of pioneers and leadership and thank you julia for your committee and so without further ado, jill will i from our neighborhood (clapping.) >> so i'm going to bring it on home you have to get through me. a few housekeeping things so we're going to let you into the library the friends have t-shirts to commemorate the day and the tack could truck and mel is going to be here and the children's activities so you guys happening we finally got our plaza so enjoy the day. so to me the fight the structural to build this library has been the struggle to decide what kind of neighborhood we want to be. in our neighborhood we've political leaders who know us who understand us who hear us and

julie thank you.'ve been handed some subsidiaries so it's about that time i want you to indulge me i want to acknowledge our wonderful that management team many are here michael lambert and karen laura our collections person and chief lombardi i didn't thank you for your wonderful patience ladies and gentlemen, and are we ready >> 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> ♪ from coast to coast, cops are cracking down... on seat belt violations. buckle up, dand night, or expect a ticket. it doesn't matter who you are or where you live, they'll be on the lookout. cops write tickets to save lives. ( seat belt clicks ) click it or ticket. ok, well, remember last week when you hit vinny in the head with a shovel? [chuckling] i do not recall that. of course not. well, it was too graphic for the kids, so i'm going to have to block you. you know, i got to make this up to you. this is vinny's watch. >>> may 28, 2014 >> >> san francisco >> >> >> >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america an

. >> i am julie haener. for the first time the date of one of the two b.a.r.t workers killed last career is speaking out on camera about the loss of her father lawrence daniels on the left and christopher shepherd on the right were killed while doing maintenance work on the track in walnut creek. now the daniels flame as filed a wrongful death lawsuit against b.a.r.t. tonight, ktvu's eric rasmussen is here now with what daniel's date had to say and what her family is demanding. eric. >> reporter: julie, amber daniels isn't putting a dollar figure on her father, but he says the accident happened like you said, when workers were on strike with an operator in training at the controls. for months investigators have been looking into every detail of the crash. now his daughter says she is finally ready to talk about it. >> i am so rang ray that i don't have the opportunity to say good-bye to my the dad. >> amber daniels says a call from the coroner is how she found out her father was one of two men killed on the

julie thank you.'ve been handed some subsidiaries so it's about that time i want you to indulge me i want to acknowledge our wonderful that management team many are here michael lambert and karen laura our collections person and chief lombardi i didn't thank you for your wonderful patience ladies and gentlemen, and are we ready >> 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> yeah. >>

and what julie and her team have done is work together to develop a framework of doing the analysis to make sure that we are meeting those equity needs, i think that meets the spirit of that charter amendment. i think there may be dinnefferes of opinion is how to operationalize it and the teeth and accountability measures, and what we propose and what julie articulate in her presentation, i think regardless of what happens in november, how things move forward. this is something that i believe will be beneficial to the agency going forward. we will obviously have a lot more means to address inequities to the extent that we have the funds that the november measures would bring forth. in terms of a timing of a charter amendment, it seems that there is probably consensus within the executive branch that putting one on this november would not help the measures get passed. whether or not one comes later, we would like to see one come later. we would work with the coalition to incorporate the spirit of the equity issues they have raised. but we are proposing to put this forward regardless. an

i want today say in the hearing we did in july we were looking with an equity lens on where the needs were and it seemed that in many low income communities and schools and parks that are in those communities, that there was a higher need, though the need is all over the city, but i think we were looking at equity, and there were some good maps that were produced as well. i'm looking forward to seeing if we can prioritize neighborhoods that need it the most and schools that need it the most. i wanted to say i think the educational programs from first 5 commission to the school district to educate about why water is so critical and water access, but i think capital needs and other support for pilot programs that the school district and the puc have launched and are currently expanding are critical as well. i wanted to say that the department of public health have helped us understand why water is so critical for the mission high students that commissioner haney was talking about and our department of public hoelt has a very good presentation they gave in july, but all this says is chil

>> well, i hope that we are, julie. because this is something that the state department should be intimately involved with, as well as attorney general holder could be involved. because it's his counterpart, the attorney general down in mexico -- >> right. >> who could release sergeant tomarisi on his order, could get him out, by just using prosecutorial discretion and choosing not to prosecute the case. which probably is how this should have been handled originally, but now that it's in the court system, i think everybody is just trying to get this done quickly, and it's too late to do it quietly. just get this guy out. >> we release criminal mexicans by tens of thousands while they illegally cross our borders every day. washington is trying to figure out how to allow illegals to stay here by doing what some called granting amnesty. and one single american crosses mexico's border illegally and you mean to tell me we can't do anything about it? >> it really does call into question what we can do anymore, especially, you

>> well, they stated that iran expects all sanctions to be lifted by july.ter claimed no country should pose any limitation to the quantity of oil, crude oil iran is exporting. other demands are unsettled access to the international banking system from which iran is particularly, has been particular to in the last couple of years and it's a set of clear economic measures that iran wants to be implemented straight away and the crisis group says it could take 5-7 years for the measures to be i'm med fully and there is a clear disconnect between what iran wants and inspires and what realistically it could obtain from the courts. >> do you think they can reach an an accord by july? >> well, it will go down to the wire. i don't think this round of negotiations could inch closer to it. of course the big thorn remains uranium enrichment and can see if there is political and technical ability by both sides to reach accord on this issue by july. however, the iranian side has been saying for months that the process could extend well beyond july. and they said recently

between the city and county of san francisco and the bay area rapid transit district, with a term of july 1, 2014, through june 30, 2020. >> okay, thank you. i know m ta is going speak on this item. come on up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. steve lee with sfmta. the current bart fast pass agreement with the sfmta expires this june 30th, 2014. the agreement before you is a new agreement that will expire in june of 2020. some of the new arrangements with with bart with the bart agreement is that the rate will increase from $1.21 to $1.27. the cap is currently at 10.$5 million and the cap will have increase of 5% over the next six years. and the agreement also will expire to coincide with the feeder agreement. >> okay, thank you very much. colleagues, any questions? okay, mr. rose. after a few hours, can we go to your first report, please? >> absolutely, mr. chairman, members of the committee. on page 10 as shown in table 4 and that's on pablo 11 of our report, the total estimated reimbursement by the sfmta to bart over the sinstion year term of the proposed agreement to continue this to p

the firm will begin interviewing key staff at public safety agencies about this system in june and july. so be expecting a call we should be complete by that, and that should be complete by the end of 2014 with the new system in place by 2018. >> this was one of mayor lee's priorities last year during the budget process and we so appreciate your support and it is vital for our first responders. i wanted to mention that in the we got the funding for the urban security initiative and that is the department of homeland security funding and it is about 0.5 percent over last year's bay area regional, allocation, and this money does not come just to san francisco but to the bay area region. and it is a regional, anti-terrorist, and we use that money in san francisco for equipment and for training, and exercising and for personnel, so it is really important to us and we were happy that the grant did not get cut this year. >> dem completed work with 24 city departments to update the hazard mitigation plan, the hmp describes our city's natural and human made hazards and identified the implementa

good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. authorities say they have that mountain lion corners, but are still working to get it out of the neighborhood. heather holmes is near mountain view where that mountain lion was first spotted. >> reporter: frank, a big massive police response for this big cat that made its way down city streets through neighborhoods before ultimately ending up here at this condo complex off california. i want to show you now some video that we just took a short time ago. police escorted a ktvu photographer down to the underground parking garage of this condo complex here on california. as you can see, there's the mountain lion. his beady little eyes, hiding underneath that silver vehicle. there are questions about just what to do with it. joining me now to explain about what's next in this process, is mountain view police sergeant, sal jagers. >> we're waiting for the warden who just arrived to come in and tranquilize the animal as best as we can. >> reporter: you were saying this is the best case scen

government code subsection a for failing to file a campaign statement by the required deadline of july 31st, 2012, and four one violation of california government code subsection a for failing to file a campaign statement by the required deadline of january 31st, 2013, and 5 one violation of california government code subsection a for failing to file a campaign statement by the required deadline from july 31st, 2013, and of one violation of california government code subsection a for failing to file a campaign statement form 460 by the deadline of july 31st, 2013. each commissioner who participated but certify on the record that he or she personally read or reviewed the entire proceedings. >> commissioner renne. commissioner andrews. commissioner hayon. commissioner keane. i also so certify your the respondents are presumed to be innocent unless their proved by the merits regulation a b 5 the executive director shall issue a regulation with the ethics commission regulations for the enforcement proceedings 9 a. >> public comment there's no public the next temple on the agenda is executi

23rd, 2013, the planning commission mandated the decision and it was upheld on july 31st, 2013. for the subdivision appeal the appellant argued that the eir was inadequate and it was beyond what was appealed a short hearing the board of supervisors especially held both subdivisions and they voted to adapt the 24th latino district resolution. and there were in my introduction for ordinances in week >> thank you commissioner antonini. >> yeah. thank you for your report actually, i have a question implicit the 24th district street is this anything that will come to us that we have jurisdiction over. >> the resolution calls for looking at the establishment irrational establishment of an su d that is preliminary but if that conforms it will be brought before you. >> i'm not sure of the japantown it was one in existence. >> you're correct japantown and some efforts around chinatown through the district zoning changes. >> all right. thank you. the board of appeals didn't meet last time but next in june convene >> commissioners you've heard the historic commission met yesterday and cond

department of housing and urban development, for an unspecified period starting july 1, 2014. >> item 4,resolution approving the fy2014-2015 community development block grant (cdbg) program; authorizing the mayor, on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, to apply for, accept, and expend the city's fy2014-2015 cdbg program entitlement from the u.s. department of housing and urban development (hud) in the amount of $16,627,564 and to expend program income and reprogrammed funds in the amount of $3,463,354 for a combined total of $20,090,918 for a period beginning july 1, 2014, without an expiration date >> okay, thank you very much. mr. chiu, thanks for being here. >> good morning, chair and members of the committee, brian chiu the director of community development for the mayor's office of community development and i am here before you to make our annual presentation of our accept and spend resolutions for the four different federal funding sources that we administer and as you may recall, we put out an rfp for the community based organization to apply and to provide services

. >> reporter: not anytime soon, july 2015 at the earliest if it passes. the move could come one step closer to reality. >> reporter: from smart phone to dumpb phone. >> i don't think anyone -- dumb phone. >> i don't think anyone would steal this. >> i had three stolen. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. >> reporter: lawmakers say cell phone robberies are not a laughing matter. >> people are hit, injured, they are hurt. held at gun point. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor plans to introduce legislation that would require all smart phones and tablets to have a kill switch in san francisco. >> if we have the technology to make the phones worthless to a criminal, then that is what i would like to do. >> the idea comes the same week the senate is supposed to reconsider a kill switch bill. changes to the way customers opt out is one reason april with drought but others haven't changed their minds. they said we remain opposed to requiring kill switches on any smart phones. a kill switch is not impregnable. >> reporter: university of san francisco pro

thank you very much call next >> the regular agenda item 5 c approving a budget for the period of july 1st, 2013, through 2015 and asking the director to submit the budgeting budget to the mayor's office and the board of supervisors and this is for 2014. >> thank you madam secretary commissioners we've had a series of workshops both for the members of the public on the budget it was in mission bay back in april covering the projects and housing the second workshop was the administrative budget this is quite robust this for your review and consideration incorporating our feedback and a public comment is the final budget presentation for your consideration after you review the budget and hopefully productive it we'll forward it to the mayor's office for its consideration for the board of supervisors they'll credit it along with other agencies budgets we're scheduled for june 18th and, of course, it's subject to our department of finance and funding process. with that, i'd like to ask although the deputy for the finance administration so walk you through the changes since we last presente

good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. authorities say they have that mountain lion corners, but are still working to get it out of the neighborhood. heather holmes is near mountain view where that mountain lion was first spotted. >> reporter: frank, a big massive police response for this big cat that made its way down city streets through neighborhoods before ultimately ending up here at this condo complex off california. i want to show you now some video that we just took a short time ago. police escorted a ktvu photographer down to the underground parking garage of this condo complex here on california. as you can see, there's the mountain lion. his beady little eyes, hiding underneath that silver vehicle. there are questions about just what to do with it. joining me now to explain about what's next in this process, is mountain view police sergeant, sal jagers. >> we're waiting for the warden who just arrived to come in and tranquilize the animal as best as we can. >> reporter: you were saying this is the best case scen

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and there are crime scenes in the neighborhood, julie. ndom, we'll go back to you as the news warns. the attorney for the roger family speaking out. they believe their son 22 elliott roger was the shotter. here is the attorney. >> we offer our deepest sympathy to the families involved in the terrible tragedy. we are experiencing the inconceivable pain and our hearts go out to everyone involved. as soon as the family can give a meaningful comment to the press they will do so. >> he represents the father and mother and stepmother. the mother alerted police to a disturbing video roger's posted last month. >> usc santa barbara is releasing a statement. we are horr foyed and dopely saddened by the tragedy events last night. and we grove for the precious lives lost and share in the heart break of families and friends and classmates. >> and new developments in the scandal surrounding the va. they will allow more veterans to seek health care. the va is under fire over claims of multiple facilities and cooking the bocks. trying to hide a massive b