also at the grass roots level we have a junior giants program, it's a youth baseball program throughout california. we use baseball as the hook to get kids to come together to learn about teamwork, we have a whole can urriculum that's based on the importance of reading, literacy, education, we have a whole violence prevention can urriculum, we have 22,000 kids playing baseball throughout northern california, junior giants baseball, and we have a number of volunteer coaches and commissioners and one of the things that we ask every year our junior giants players to do is to take the peace pledge. it's basically the pledge is i'm a junior giant, i pledge to strike out violence by, and the first line is prevent bullying and respecting my teammates, coaches, family and friends. so at the peer grass roots level where we have coaches working closely with kids we hope to spread a message, we also have an art contest, imagine peace where we honor kids at a ballgame later in the year just so kids can interpret and show their form of how they interpret anti-bullying and peace in this society. you

rose was so taken with joe junior's reports that she decided that she would go. her daughter kit said why can't we go to italy like any other well-heeled mothers and daughters do and rose said we have been to italy. let's go to the soviets so off they went in 1937, imagine the height of the stalinist era. she was a very adventuresome woman. >> host: you mention she liked paris and going to see fashion and that reminded me that she was quite the image maker and stage manager of the family. i loved how honest your book is about that and how important was to her. can you talk about that a little? >> guest: as they often say i don't mean to indicate that rose had a more significant role than she did. you mentioned it was a patriarchal family to be sure so her husband ruled the roost and about things they had two sons to begin with so when the sons came of age in a sense they ruled the roost as well and they went into their careers in the military and joe junior says he was killed in the war in 1944 but jack and bobby and teddy, it was the man in office who were runni

he has won the junior twice, usga junior championship. only tiger has done that before, he won it three years in succession. >> great showing at the byron nelson. 16 years old. >> that is right. i can't believe that was three years ago. >> ended up tied for 16th. a chance to win at the age of 19. almost unheard of. something that tiger never did, rory or phil. >> zach looking for his 10th victory confidenting and in another playoff this year like last year when he won against troy matteson. and then david hearn, canadian has been out on tour. >> big tree in front of him. the lie, he can start it inside. this is a horrifying line. 193 yards. >> he knew it as soon as he hit it. that is the last thing he expected. fortunately it stayed in the first cut that made the chip a lota easier. did not get into the thick stuff. >> zach has 7-iron out, 170 yards. now he has to go right at it. no decisions here. >> once again damon knew more than he did. earlier today damon green was correct on the shot. he thought that was really good. he cannot belie

auto porter junior: with eid flush they eight points and then to third glen rise junior from the corner buries three. and double be double. and gets put back right here. they still fuel nicks today. >> well sam has been live long cantal fan. his family had season tickets caps game for a long cause remember. this week 20-year-old from maryland received thrill of lifetime. at the caps annual summer prospect camp non roster. and his played for little caps in un18 travel hob key teams attend landon prep school senior led team undefeated season. earning 2011 all met player of year. last two seasons he suited up for. last year he scored team high 37 goals. now entire family certainly enjoying his invite caps camp including his grand mother. latched number one on that list, jeff first home grown cap. actually jeff from maryland and that's where i have grown up it is pretty cool to be out here wearing caps kwrrgs see i always loved peter. he always may favorite. and now i mean, we have key are big caps fans and. >> i always stayed around here. i played for my high school. i played with local te

>> there is the accreditation community that the board of junior colleges. the larger organization is the western association of schools and colleges. so, there is the commission for the senior colleges and universities. there is the commission that deals with elementary, middle school, and high schools. and this is the one for junior and community colleges. >> so, as far as like our department of education for the state of california, that doesn't have necessarily a role that is played in terms of how standards are set -- [multiple voices] >> there needs to be alignment, of course, with whatever the federal regulations are, state regulations. >> so, is that for the acc/jc role of accountability with -- directly with state or federal level? >> they are reviewed by the u.s. department of education and there's another body called the council higher education -- council of higher education of accreditation. it's called chia. >> thank you. >> and i can send more formal information on that as well. the commissioners of the accrediting commission are faculty membe

of volunteer coaches and commissioners and one of the things that we ask every year our junior giants players to do is to take the peace pledge. it's basically the pledge is i'm a junior giant, i pledge to strike out violence by, and the first line is prevent bullying and respecting my teammates, coaches, family and friends. so at the peer grass roots level where we have coaches working closely with kids we hope to spread a message, we also have an art contest, imagine peace where we honor kids at a ballgame later in the year just so kids can interpret and show their form of how they interpret anti-bullying and peace in this society. you know, it's not perfect, it doesn't always work. i think sometimes people tune us out. but we feel strongly that with the partnerships that we have in the community we can make an impact and i think there's a bias or there's an assumption in sports that it's a homophobic industry, it's almost like that man bites dog, people look up and say, wait a minute, that's not the way to do things. >> we have talked about policy, legal, now you hear about organiz

the suspect barry white junior was in court. shackled at hands and feet.e were not allowed to show his face. the police have released a mug shot. they say the 23-year-old man used a gun and a knife to commit the brutal murder. according to investigators he had a beef over the price of a piece of jewelry. his family and friends declined to speak. >> i have not looked at the police report or seen videos but just based on what i know it seems he had a serious mental breakdown. >> the public

here is a look at him, barry white junior stands charged with last friday's shooting deaths of two clerk he is at san francisco's gift center and jewelry mart complex at eighth and brennan streets. the store's opener also suffered gunshot and stab wounds. he is in critical condition at the hospital this morning still. police arrested white after a short chase outside the store. investigators still don't know why he opened fire. >>> a follow-up now to a story we first brought you yesterday. they got the goods. surveillance cameras here were rolling as thieves stole more than $100,000 worth of jewelry from a store at the new livermore premium outlets. it was a quick hit, less than eight minutes and they were gone. police say the thieves drove a vehicle through the front doors of this kay jewelers just before 4:00 yesterday morning, then used a sledge hammer to bust open almost half of the store's glass jewelry cases. the outlet mall has 24-hour security but police say the

john glee son junior is accused of trying to kill two people wednesday night. the victims were pumping gas and gleason asked them if they were gang members and stabbed them several times. he reportedly has ties to bay point and antioch. >>> thieves got into a kay jewelry store by driving a car through a window. it happened at about 330 yesterday morning. at the out let's. the entire hit took just 15 minutes and they got away with all of that jewelry. >>> now 18-year-old peter died in the fraternity back in april and the school responded by kicking the fraternity off campus. several students face possible disciplinary action for giving alcohol to minors and hazing. >> hazing call send it knicks and -- hazing and other activities -- activities... >> they may decide to permanently suspend the chapter in san francisco state. >>> today marks marissa meyer for moving into yahoo. she bought 17 companies since myer moved over and that would improve a deal since she was there. people with request up to 5 different account names in active accounts. the wish list is open

this has to do with the death of kenneth harding junior killed two years ago today, july 16th, 2011. he was a suspected fare muni fare jumper. police chased him at the end of the chase i was shot and killed. initially thought by san francisco police then within days girmd a nonsan francisco police weapon. we spoke with his mother and sheer what she had to say. >> they're going hear mothers cry. they're coming up to allow their voices to be heard as well. so we stand with all mother who's have lost their children to police brutality and police terror. >> now as we speak this protestor group including kenneth harding junior's mother. it's unclear what they're doing this, is a very hectic commute time here in the city. so what they're doing is causing back up. police at this point taking a chance escorting them rather than any confrontation. it's a peaceful protest. >> that is good to hear, thank you very much. we'll continue to stay on top of that at 6:00 as well. moving on crews still on the scene of a krir that destroyed a house today. firefighters rescued a 70-year-old woman from th

i'm scared of people looking at junior mine errs. don't look like they can make it through this period. >> the junior sector is always a mess in good markets and bad. speculators need to understand that 80% of the sector is valueless and was back in 2010 when they liked it. that sort of disguises the fact that the top five or ten percent of the juniors for people who understand generate enough performance to add at least credibility and luster to the overall sector. >> rick, i'm sorry to interrupt. we have breaking news. we want to go to egypt. president morsi is making a statement on state tv. as you can see it's happening right there. we'll have the translation and all the details for you in just a few moments. as soon as we have that we'll bring it to you. president morsi making a live statement on state tv in egypt. after the break the traders are giving us their top all american stock picks ahead of the holiday. we're taking a look at a bearish call you made and now it's seen big gains since then. stick around. customizable char

it's a km ply indicated story this, is the second anniversary of kenneth harding junior's death. abc 7 news is live with more. laura? >> let me show you what it looks like here on the ground this, is the train j, the church line. stop there on the tracks. these are the folks protesting. about 50 to 100 of them. their chern that kenneth harding junior died at 19, a young man police chased as a suspected fare jumper. his mother and supporters have staged this protest here at the muni tracks saying their goal is to stop uni in its tracks over attempt what's they claim was a case of police brutality. harding was shot and killed at the end of the chase. and initially thought to have been shot by police but the corn released information the shot that killed him came from a 38 caliber gun not 40 caliber used by officers. later recovered in a san francisco apartment. harding's mother has similarities to the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> that same energy perfect that verdict being released on saturday is will be displayed today as well. you know they'll be traveling with us same en

. >>> the culture, they were rated difficult for the junior person to speak over the interior with the plane crash. >> reporter: what was happening in the cockpit. one theory about the pilot's communication that may have played a role. >>> trying to get back on schedule. the scene at sfo two days after the runway tragedy. good evening, i'm allen martin. the charge of asiana flight 214 still sits just off runway 208 left at sfo. this is the scene that will greet the families of the victims when they arrive a short time from now. we learned today that the plane was flying too low and too slow. today the ntsb interviewed the pilots, the early focus of the investigation we might add. tonight first responders take us through the rescue and what they never expected to see in the plane. the families of the two teenage girls who died is expected to land at sfo within a few minutes. earlier the pilot apologized to people in person during a brief stop in south korea. >>> we learned more about the final seconds of the doomed decent. they begin their live coverage. >> reporter: you said it, too sl

we have a box of junior mints and the same amount of m & ms. oh! you are right! around 700 -- >> i want to do it again. >> you can divide this up if you want the whole box for yourself, just have a whole box of junior mints for about half those calories. >> i love junior mints. >> next, something i know these girls really like is red licorice. this is a movie pack, five ounces, of red licorice versus this is an icy, those frozen drinks you can have. >> i want to eat those, i'm only going to hit it once. >> you are right. this is what you want to beat. this whole pack is 500 calories. >> the whole pack is 500? when i was stuck on the plane i ate a jumbo pack. >> here's your serving, three or four. >> what do i look like? mrs. maria, you're confessing to me? >> come on, hoda, you'll know this. >> chewy fruit snacks versus gummies. beat it or eat it? these are hard to beat. >> like roaches, nothing happens. >> this is one serving, 500 calories, knock it in half by getting the fruit snacks. >> let's not bang these up, because i love these. >> now we're going to get t

the seat was vacated by george share cow wah, junior. >>> still no deal. contract parts between b.a.r.t. and its unions corporated today. if there's no agreement in place by next monday, we could be dealing with another commuting mess. the primary hurdle in these negotiations, not surprisingly, employee pay raises. b.a.r.t. workers are the highest paid transit officers in california with an average annual pay of $76,000, but b.a.r.t. workers say their wages have been flat for the past four years. negotiations are stead yuld to resume tomorrow. >>> tropical storm flossie is putting a damper on vacationers in hawaii and those trying to get to the islands. both san francisco and san jose airports have had flight delays. chief meteorologist general ranieri has more on flossie. >> this storm system luckily is not extremely large but still producing ramifications for hawaii and all the islands. right now the center of the storm is off to the north. most of that conviction is hitting hawaii right now. it's a minimal tropical storm winds at 40 miles per hour. the

walters junior high is located on logan drive not far from fremont. once the man sees a woman run by he runs with them, he circles around them basically just harass them. witnesses say he never touches the women, never speaks to them but he does absolutely scare them. police say the suspect is a physically fit hispanic man. 5 1 5'10". last week he had black tank, black or red shorts. at one location he was wearing protective elbow pads. both incidents happened in broad day light. one time 11:30 in the morning. come down here to try to find the guy. they haven't done so yet. if you see him it is probably a good idea to contact police. >> thank you for that warning. >>> as we begin day two of the bart workers strike another update coming up. >>> a show of solidarity. we'll let you know why some state lawmakers are taking extra care picking out outfits. >>> and the head zynga is out kind of. farmers presents: 15 seconds of smart. so you want to save on auto insurance? drive a hybrid. get good grades. lose the bling. go paperless. combine policies. make a

only about 50% of children from underprivileged families in bangkok go to junior high school. even though it's supposed to be compulsory, instead many work to earn money for the family. others turn to drugs or drift into a life of crime. pontip decided to study medical technology so she could help neighbors living in unsanitary conditions. even with a student loan, it was a constant struggle to make ends meet, but she was able to keep going, thanks in part to a scholarship from a local nongovernment organization. she studied so hard she actually wore out her desk. and after years of tireless effort, her dreams have come true. >> translator: i worked hard so i could find a job and make my parents' lives a little easier. but i got a lot of help and support from many people along the way. >> reporter: she visits her old elementary and junior high schools to tell the students about the road she took in life. >> translator: the most important thing for you is your studies. please work hard to make your dreams come true, just like i did. >> reporter: her words touched the hearts of

it upholds the conviction of alonzo king junior. he was found guilty of a 2003 major assault on the eastern shore of maryland. a dna sample was tan when he was arrested on another crime in 2009. an assault charge unrelated to the 2003 2003 rape crime. the dna matched. the supreme court ruling treats cheek swabs of an arrestee's dna like a standard booking procedure, like fringing. anthony kennedy was joined by john robert effort junior, clash thomas and samuel eely toe. antonin scalia joined the three women on the court to disagree with the ruling. scalia and justices ruth bader ginsburg, sonia sotomayor and eleanor kagan ruled against the here's what scalia said about his descent "the court has cast aside a bedrock rule of our 4 4th amendment law that the government may not search its citizens for evidence of crime unless there is a reasonable cause to believe that such evidence will be found. question. will the supreme court decision prompt a national standard for the collection of dna? >> eventually it probably will, and here'swh

it goes back to what martin luther king junior talked about, which is education.pefully if they're going to have this big protest next saturday night, then can they then pit it and figure out a way to channel that energy into something really positive and hold schools and cities and counties responsible to make sure these young people have the same access to education that everybody else should have in america. >> by the way, that was bobby kennedy's major message, he was the only white person could pull it off, major message about education to the black community. >> it was president bush's point, too, that's what no child left behind was about. >> my point, too. big all-star game. hope to catch all four quarters. we will preview the big game coming up. look, there's me! ♪ ♪ >>> out there drinking my food. >> greg, trying to improve on dirks bentley. we're changing topics from trayvon, i can't take it. we are all guilty of checking cell phones too much. my co-hosts are looking, greg has a busy couple days ahead of him, checking his phone. >> not me. >> i am here

it goes back to what martin luther king junior talked about, which is education.pefully if they're going to have this big protest next saturday night, then can they then pit it and figure out a way to channel that energy into something really positive and hold schools and cities and counties responsible to make sure these young people have the same access to education that everybody else should have in america. >> by the way, that was bobby kennedy's major message, he was the only white person could pull it off, major message about education to the black community. >> it was president bush's point, too, that's what no child left behind was about. >> my point, too. big all-star game. hope to catch all four quarters. we will preview the big game coming up. look, there's me! ♪ at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. geico's defensive driver,ke 13. good student and mult

oakland police used a helicopter to get a sky view of the waterway at the martin luther king, juniorarkway looking for signs of the missing child. police say they are searching this area because webb told them it is a location he would often come with his daughter to play. some neighbors say they haven't seen the baby in weeks. others say webb is a religious man and a good father. >> we're not unreal about this, but when you're in a situation you never think you'll be in this situation, you just hope for the best. that's allki could right now is hope for the best. >> reporter: daphne was last seen wearing orange pajamas with pink hearts. a woman with long black hair was last seen in the area carrying a baby fitting that description. if you have any information contact the oakland police department. >>> also new tonight at 11:00, a san jose police detective working in the sexual assault unit is now being charged with a sexual crime himself. he surrendered today on possession of sexually explicit photos of a minor. he first contacted the victim through the internet but thought she was

. >>> one of the biggest junior colleges in the country faces an uncertain future tonight.e of san francisco will lose it's accreditation in july of next year. that drastic decision was handed down today by the accrediting commission for junior colleges. city college failed to fix financial and educational deficiencies. the school plans to appeal. in the meantime, the campus will remain open and accredited. >>> it has the makings of a courtroom drama if it makes it. major league baseball hired one of the most prominent trial attorneys in the anti-trust lawsuit filed by the city of san jose. that attorney is john kekker a partner in the san francisco firm. his list of high-profile clients include google and lance armstrong. that's a courtroom showdown between him and another heavy weight who leads san jose's case. the city accuses the league of violating federal laws by blocking the effort. >>> let's bring in the chief meteorologist. the eve of the holiday, good firewor fireworks weather? >> yeah, for at least 75% of the viewing area, some of you will be very hot for us. rig

a junior coalition party vows to hold talks to try to save the government. prime minister coelho also standing firm. >> i will not resign because i don't have any reason to resign. there is no big issue in political terms justifying a fall. >> and a positive start to trading with markets awaiting mario draghi's press conferences for assurances over the future of the euro and guidance over policy. more wait and see from the boe, but hopes are high the new governor mark carney will ruffle some furthers at his first bank of england policy meeting. >>> let's get you up to speed with the story around portugal. the country's coalition party says it will work with the governing social democrats to try to save the government from collapse. the vice president of the popular party told reporters yesterday that a meeting would be called where prime minister pedro passos coelho as soon as possible to guarantee a viable solution for the government of portugal. he added that no further cabinet members from his party would resign, but warned they would carefully examine th

police say a man has been hiding in the bushes at a track near water junior -- walters junior high schoole past couple of weeks, right off of mission boulevard around interstate 680. the man harasses female joggers as they run past him. police say he jumps out of the bushes and then runs alongside the women, whistling and making other noises. he doesn't actually make any physical contact with the women and so far, no injuries have been reported. >>> police departments across the bays area are partnering up to crack down on celebratory gunfire this fourth of july. this morning, the san francisco, oakland, richmond and east palo alto police departments held a joint news conference. in it, they announced the use of shot spotter tech noll to help catch people firing gunshots into the air as a way of celebrating the holiday. shot spotter can detect and distinguish between fireworks and gunfire. anyone convicted of firing a gun into the air could face up to three years in prison. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi, definitely one of the most polarizing politician us in the country now going

board any more, they eliminated, that compton junior college was not wanted and it was closed. many students want classes that are not [speaker not understood] classes yet they're important for san francisco. i am in a trauma recovery prevention certificate program. this is the only such program in california in a world of traumatized people. the students left out of ccsf will have to go to an expensive private school which will charge much higher fees, but provide a lesser quality education, findings by members of my own family. to the bankers who will be happy to provide expensive loans with very high interest fee, and then once again, the bankers will be bailed out. and i think it's all about money for accjc. and it's simple as that. i don't think accjc cares. >> thank you. >>> about other people. >> next speaker, please. (applause) >>> good afternoon, thank you for allowing me this opportunity to speak. getting a college education was something that was very important to me. and i had my ged and i wanted to find the best place to do that. i moved from [speaker not understoo

>> there is the accreditation community that the board of junior colleges. the larger organization is the western association of schools and colleges.

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meanwhile, the son of civil rights leader, ming junior, is calling on people -- ming, junior, is calling-- martin luther king junior is calling for a boycott on buying orange juice in florida. >>> a bottlerock vendor has filed a lawsuit alleging breach of contract and fraud. organizers of the music festival are struggling to pay more than 2.5 million in debt, including $630,000 owed to 142 union employees. >>> 8:24. it's time to check in again with sal. see what's happening in the south bay. sal? >> all right, tori. westbound 237, some slow traffic there. also on 280 a little bit and on 101. some people are slowing down to get into the major points of the west valley this morning but it's not unusually slow. there's some things -- there are some things that will be taking you by surprise, i think. bay bridge, this will take you by surprise in a good way. it's cleared out. there are no major delays on the span itself getting into san francisco. also southbound 280 you can see the roadway between 92 and woodside road is still pretty slow because of an earlier crash near woodside road that'

what approximately do you think at the end of your junior -- rising junior?>> yes. >> so you have another two years ago to go? another four semesters? what do you estimate your debt will be when you graduate? >> proabled around, i take out about $3,000 -- >> a semester? >> yeah. just to cover -- so $6 ,000 a year. you talk about another $12 ,000. >> yes. pretty much. $25,000. >> $25,000. >> in debt by my -- once i graduate. so you all can see pretty much how turn effect me once i graduate. many students like me, we would rather try to either stay in school, i'm going to graduate. i'm not going to try to stay in school at all. i know, a lot of student that would rather try to take extra year or more classes so they have enough time to be able to produce enough revenue to try and even live. >> good for you. what are you studying? >> criminal justice. >> you said that, i'm sorry. it's one of the more affordable colleges you have. you have a very good education here. it's affordable. but affordable ised in the eye of the beholder or perhaps in the thickness of th

the ntsb says he had just 35 hours in that aircraft, far more junior than a his supervisor who had landimes with no recorded distress calls before landing, part of the ntsb's investigation will be examining cockpit communication and culture. >> we need to understand what was going on in the cockpit. >> reporter: communication in cockpits raises an alarm to safety professor who has studied culture in cockpits for two decades in the '80s and 'nights korea's largest airline korean air suffered a series of accidents including flight 801 in it guam in 1997 and the airline was criticized for its authoritarian culture in the cockpit. then, in 1999, korean air cargo 8509 plunged into a village near london. the investigation later revealed the junior officers were so differenti differe deferential to the captain they failed to speak up before it was too late. social hierarchy and deference to elders. safety standards rated among the highest in the world, hierarchal cultures can lead to subordinates to stay quiet even in the face of safety problems. >> if you have that culture that doesn't help o

kind of where we're living i was in westwood you know going to highs probably junior high yeah what not high school no no no junior high your brother named yeah i think well the one that comes to mind there might have been a girl before you would please a lot of spin the bottle and stuff back in those days but that really count i think was maybe debbie olson that's danny also you know debbie rowe. and i read jeff bridges alright tb opens friday thanks for joining us see again i'm a king's things on twitter which to handle. don't know what moment of my hand i don't think i have one of them look it up. well. it's technology innovations all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. last time was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. the alexander family cry tears of so why at every great thing that had read dark at a court of law found alive there's a story made for a movie is playing out in real life. wealthy british style. that's not on the typewriter let's go. to.

kind of where we're living i was in westwood you know going to highs probably junior high what not high school no no no junior high you know brother name of yeah i think well the one that comes to mind there might have been a girl before you would please a lot of spin the bottle and stuff back in those days but the didn't really count i think was maybe debbie olsen that's got me all some you know deb you know. i read jeff bridges all right tb opens friday thanks for joining us see again i'm a king's things on twitter was doing. i don't know what moment of my hand i don't think i have one to look it up. a little worse if you're going to take. my down to the. radio guy for a minute. i want. to because you never seen anything like this until. well with. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future of covered. if you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous i had lunch i got so many i mean. i know you guys i'm sitting here listening to me really messed up. and we're all for it s

it is junior. third overall selection with easy flush right this. end of third quarter f. second round pick. from corner. buries three he had nine. and then double, double performance out of this man. 10 points. 10 board. gets put back right here. but whiz still fall to nick. not sure how much we can really pull from summer league play. you know he is has not faired so well he has got couple points. but, of course good reps. the royal baby watch is underway right now. it is on big way right now. coming up on fox five tphaolts ten ten mount anticipation for arrival next hear to the british monarchy. that's next. another big week box office for despicable me two. movie brought 45 million dollars. features voice steve carell. grown up two came in second place monsters versus robots action flick came in third. >> owners say this 60 guest he said barrie wetted dress long white phrupbing back. actress 46-year-old and she is pregnant. we are on royal baby watch anticipation building for arrival of the next heir british moon care he. indicate middleton has not gone to labor yet ma

dr.al in vitro a king, and niece of martin luther king junior, and the founder of simon wise enthat you will center and museum of tolerance. dr. king, rab brabbi, plesh you are -- pleasure to have you here. tell me, do you see this case was blown out of proportion in regards to race or is this an honest and even a deserved reaction and a necessary reaction from the african-american community? >> governor, as i listened to your dialogue as you explained everything so thoroughly, i can only agree with you. as an african-american woman, as a mother, i do know and sympathize how the mother and father must feel. and so trayvon's deems have been buried with him. and of course, that's a very sensitive point, sensitive issues. as an african-american woman, i read my bible. my bible tells me mercy triumphs over justice, and that we're taught to love justice and love mercy, and walk humbly before our god. that's what i'm asking, not just as an african-american, not just as a woman, as an american, as a christian. i had a young man at church say to me this morning oh, i'm so sad, i'm so distressed

two search locations, one at the martin luther king junior regional shoreline park and the toddler's home. the little girl's disappearance has left a lot of unanswered questions. >> there are two parallel investigations, a kidnapping case and the child abuse -- correction the child endangerment. that is a separate investigation that they will follow up with. >>> police sent a boat with sonar to search. they had issues with the tide and will continue tomorrow. the toddler's father will face a judge friday. j.r. stone reports from the alameda county jail. >> reporter: john webb is in a jail cell. he was rested several hours before he was booked. i requested an interview on thursday evening or friday morning and requests were denied by the county. webb will face a judge friday afternoon at 2:00. bail has not been posted. if it is, he could be out in a matter of hours. j.r. stone, kron4news. >>> a police officer was charged earlier with requesting and possessing sexually explicit photographs with a minor. we have details on the accusations. >> reporter: the santa clara district attorney'