there is a very strange dita disconnect and the department of defense doesn't alert the mayor or the local da. nothing like that. a group of people are coming back to a community. it thwarts the effort. >> we know the da has not always communicated with community groups either. >> there questions of privacy. as i would think, the easiest thing to do is with the dod and the va knows who is coming home and it's hard to require them to go out and find these folks and ask them if you have problems and you think you need help with it. i have never seen the inside of a da medical center. so i identify as a veteran. veterans often times stand on their own. it's hard for them to ask for help a lot of times. they do identify. i think it would be proper attic to say to the da everybody who comes out of the department of defense, you have to track down and make the following. we hear them take a bad knock because they say our doors are open. some feel it's not enough. that's what it's about. trying to find veterans in the public assistance arena. i don't know that there is an easy answer. proper trainin

the police chief who's now been fired did not, or at least the local da decided not to, and then thecutor brought it in. arthur, having looked at what this chief investigator, the lead homicide detective is saying -- which isn't good for zimmerman disturb is it relevant though? >> i think it's extremely relevant, especially since this case is now really in the court of public opinion since his lawyer made the bold move to release that self-serving statement by his client walking through the crime scene and where everything happened. so, look, if we're going to decide this case out here on television and in the newspapers as opposed to a courtroom, then it's definitely reland, you knod homicide detective by definition, that's an individual who has an enormous amount of experience. and if he, if that's what his conclusions were -- and i know they were from the beginning -- and the prosecutor just thumbed their nose at them, it really makes me question why that was done because this detective really sounds like he knows what he's doing. megyn: the detective says in his opinion zimmerman

now they're off the street it's up to local direct attorneys to keep them behind cars. >> the da's office is in fact very committed to processing all of these criminals and making sure our kids are safe. >> how we take care of these young ladies after their rescued are is critical. >> in oakland, ktvu. >> the pilot of a small plane was not hurt after an emergency landing. santa cruz county sheriff officials say the plane was heading the airport when the engine failed. the pilot glide into land in an apple orchard. the ntsb is investigating. >>> today members of many bay area groups pushed fir help it for those they call the forgotten victims of violence. >> however listening to a mother who lost four children in her lifetime and you talk to another mother who lost her son last year and there was another mother who lost two of their children. these are women who have been severely traumatized by these loss. >> san francisco supervisor christina overnight here in the city hall. she and others want to ensure funding. such services include counseling and other mental health services. >> what

local distributor. >>> finally in canada, one artist is being called the da vinci of dust. what started with writing wash me on dirty cars as a boy turned into creating actual works of art on the mobile canvass. using a blow dryer he spreads dust on an oil slicked window. and then gets to work. it's pretty incredible. for his first show he created seven dirty car works for a fund-raiser in support of cystic fibrosis. i want to know what cars he uses. >> spread oil on them. >> and dust? >> do you have any art skills? >> absolutely not. do you? >> of course not. that's why we're doing this. >> finger painting. >> some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. in new york sotheby's will preview its fine books auction set to open next week. the highlight of the collection features a rare apple one computer, one of only six of the world still known to be in working condition. it could go for as much as $180,000. in washington the semi-finals will begin in this year's competition for strings. a three-day event held every three years showcasing 30 talented players of

a spokesman would like to see father brennan retried locally and others investigate nationally. >> and i wish das would start to look into the dealings of each of the diocese in their state. >> reporter: with the trial over, the church has an opportunity to move forward and strengthen the bonds with the parishioners that they had reason to doubt until now. >> the monsignor will be sentenced in august. >>> and checking in with eyewitness news at 6:00 for the stories coming up. all eyes on debby, and it's not moving anywhere soon. the first warning weather coverage continues at 6:00. >>> will governor o'malley roll the dice on another special session? the latest poll results on expanded gambling in maryland. >> check in all new at 6:00 for all these stories and breaking news. >>> and sell-out crowds and a series win over the nationals. a weekend for the orioles. >> and mark has the latest on the high-flying birds ,,,,,,,,,, >>> the orioles have a well- earned day off after a wild weekend. mark viviano joins us now with more on the key to the oriole's success so far this escape. mark? >>> kai, we're

. ♪ we are farmers ♪ ♪ bum, ba-da-bum, bum, bum, bum ♪ wgn news @ 9 family of local olympian headed to $14,000 raised for ellis coleman family for the summer games now able to fly to london ellis coleman oak park river forest high school graduate in august member of united states olympian wrestling team. from the roof to the road pastor corey brooks 3 months on a "sit in" top of the ban did motel raised enough money cross- country walk >> walking from new york to los angeles pastor corey brooks filing very closely raising the money harder than expected. foothills of the appalachian mountain a five men the sample file sometimes walking in pain always. only the beginning cross-country trek another noble idea from pastor corey brooks spent months living on the roof of vacant motel across the street from a church on chicago's south side. raised $450,000 to tear it down now trying to build a community center in its place >> so far raised less than $25,000 up his $15 million goal that he says is frustrating >> i think people did not see the value of a community center they feel as if it is s

now that they are off the streets it's up to local district attorneys to keep them behind bars. >> the da's office is in fact, very committed to prosecuting all of these criminals and making sure that our kids are in fact, safe. >> how we take care of these young ladies after they've been rescued is a critical key to operation cross country being successful. >> reporter: all those rescued were taken into protective custody and given the resources that will hopefully keep them off the streets. >>> americans bought new homes in may at the fastest pace in more than two years. the increase suggests that u.s. housing market is growing despite weaker job growth. sales of new homes increased to 7.2% in may. >>> a public utilities agency in hawaii today approved the transfer of three linai utilities to ericic ellison. it's not exactly clear what the billionaire plans to do with linai. the sale price has not been disclosed although maui news reported the asking price was 500 to $600 million. >>> tropical storm debby seems to be trapped over florida. over 5,000 homes and businesses are without power.

now that they are off the streets it's up to local district attorneys to keep them behind bars. >> the da's office is in fact, very committed to prosecuting all of these criminals and making sure that our kids are in fact, safe. >> how we take care of these young ladies after they've been rescued is a critical key to operation cross country being successful. >> reporter: all those rescued were taken into protective custody and given the resources that will hopefully keep them off the streets. >>> americans bought new homes in may at the fastest pace in more than two years. the increase suggests that u.s. housing market is growing despite weaker job growth. sales of new homes increased to 7.2% in may. >>> a public utilities agency in hawaii today approved the transfer of three linai utilities to eric ellison. it's not exactly clear what the billionaire plans to do with linai. the sale price has not been disclosed although maui news reported the asking price was 500 to $600 million. >>> tropical storm debby seems to be trapped over florida. over 5,000 homes and businesses are without power. t

family what the local office of the disease which is it justice in any quality against women. >>dae is live music and a lot of fancy. all the faults of year are in join the festivities. stanford's is the police are expecting about a billion people in san francisco to into it is against ride sellers. >>vicki: dozens of milpitas city workers are being laid off, the mood is aimed at closing a $9.6 million budget deficit. reggie kumar tells us what departments are being cut. >>reggie: most of the more than 46 city workers are in the public works department and for parks and recreation. ida five of these since the state did away with redevelopment agencies, there is no more money to pay the employees. on top of that, as milpitas is being audited to make sure that funds were used appropriately. the mayor says the city did not break the law. >> the ida money is used only for our d.a. projects in people. if you talk about salaries, these are salaries of people that are working on our d.a. projects. remember, we never use our d.a. to pay for any other non are d.a. off work. it is a routine

da. >> international tribunals. the icty, the yugoslavia tribunal, the role, the possibility that you could localize responsibility in a few key leaders. one went to the tribunal, we did not end of occupying belgrade. it showed that if there are other ways to respond to international criminal abuses, the second was the notion of diplomacy backed by force leading to a negotiation, which is what holbrook brilliantly did at dayton. the third is the concept of atrocities prevention and what madeleine albright and others did is to bring this forward, the president has now signed a directive on atrocities prevention board for exactly the kind of early warning. then finally, democracy building. as a longer term antidote, the community of democracies and other kinds of devices. so these were horrible episodes. but i think what it did was it triggered structural change which is one of the hardest things to get in the human rights area. >> go ahead. please. >> make a point. i agree with what harold said. i think there's another factor that's evolving but it's evolved very fast and that's international attention. in effect, row

da la información de sus derechos . >> en el foro gratuito se pretendia dar las herramientas y que autoridades no informan a las personas sujetas a la deportación. >> un funcionario localntamente fue grabado en el video justo cuando golpeaba a su hijastro en un aparente juego, le fijaron fianza de 100 mil dólares . >> se reporta incendio de dos alarmas esta tarde, se extinguió con la ayuda de50 bomberos, con la llegada de las elevadas temperaturas, autoridades extreman precauciones, se informa que las posibilidad de que haya un siniestro aumenten para el memorial day, además la falta de humedad en pastizales podría ser fatales para los incendios, han ocurrido 1500 incendios en california . >> le tenemos buenas noticias para automovilistas que vijen a okland, fueron abiertas nuevamente, ya que un incendio dejó sin electricidad,m las llamas comenzaron cuando un vehículo chocó con un poste eletctrico . >> un ciclista cubano ha demostrado que todo es posible, perdió sus manos hace varios años, además atravesó varios estados por una noble causa . >> 1992 fue un año crucial para héctor, un joven residente de miami donde 13 mil voltios le cambiaron la vida, con el 40% de su c

>> i think from da's perspective we have a number of members and people we work with on our staff in washington, d.c., and local area that are prosthetic users that have been long-term users and certainly when something goes wrong, whether they have to have a revision of their stump, whether there's a broken foot or some sort of issue with their prosthetic appliance, it's absolutely critical, and you can just see it in them how frustrated they are, not to be able to ambulate, to be able to do the things they're used to doing. if there's a delay in getting those items fixed, and getting to their prosthetist of their choosing often-times, the person that's worked with them over years and years, so i think that it definitely can impact on their mental health, and you know, they want to be functioning in the best, all that they can. >> thank you. anyone else? >> my colleagues have discussed quality of life and mental health, quality of care is also an issue. oftentimes when there are delays, there are sometimes quick fixes and other times they could be larger issues, but veterans are able to step in, figure out wha

da: marriage can also softened the battle bitter rivalry. and for both fans hanging out together ought this tailgate party >> there are 200 of us to make sure the localirefighters, police recognize this loss he wreckag-he was--lost in a january. he loved the giants i like the a's. >>da: there is something that both sides can cheer on. in the bay area and no matter what side you are on view are on each other. we have a good time but in general it is a great way to get together to love each other. >>da: this friday night game was sold out but it's still available for saturday, sunday. in oakland, kron4. >> still to come, high-profile officials increased are hospitalized after one week election. another live look with a beautiful live look at mt. tam. difficult to see with cloud coverage we will be back ♪ our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet. them off health problems for two of the t

da. and i'm going to call you back and we're going to continue to follow up until you get that day care. number three, effective local community resource directory and local community collaboration. it's a terrific program that is trying to collaborate and create a blue print for how you collaborate with community services. it's a very important function. we think that military family members, military community members which is veterans and care givers and dependents, it's the whole gamut, retired, active duty, they need to have access to an online resource directory at their community that really rates the services that are available. it tells them what insurance plans do they accept, how much is it going to cost, what's my point of contact, are you accepting new clients. i've had 25 people rate this three stars out of five. those functions have to exist at the local community level so there's an easy way for people in the military community to find what community resources are available. and last, it was touched on before, we need a really aggressive outreach program. let me tell you a tragic story about outreach.

local hire, san franciscan jobs. >> correct. supervisor mar: i think, is it fair to say that those 40 jobs a year over five years, 200 jobs, less than 5% of the total jobs better under the da slated to go to san francisco residence, knowing that there may be other jobs that may go to san francisco residence, but as far as what is in this agreement, that we can really count on? if there are others who want to answer that question -- i just want to understand. >> keep in mind, 45% of their work force already exist in san francisco. you kind of ha to back that number out. when you kind of get into the nuances, you know, then that 55% that is non-san francisco residents, right, were there may be some attrition or things of that nature, then cpmc may want to come up and address that. i would assume they go through their own protocols of hire. but as it relates to the dda, what i focus on is a very narrowly defined portion of the pool of jobs available based on that criteria. supervisor mar: and i completely appreciate that. >> that is all that i am comfortable answering, because that has been my purview. supervisor mar: i know you had a previous slide on page 34 saying 40% of c

da decide if these cubs are or are not evidence of a crime. in south lake tahoe, ktvu. >> cutting edge technology right in our backyard. the mission that will let local scienckists look deep into space. >> the cell doors open up for a couple dozen inmates, we take you inside the walls of the prison to explain this unusual yet special day. . >>> lawmakers fought into a partisan food fight on cool roll hill. the house voted down down a bid to ban styrofoam. she were banned but when the republicans regained power they brought them back. >> this is a -- a condemnation of a industry that employee about 50,000 americans around the country. >> we should we using other products. >> reporter: the house is the only place that reverted back to using them. >> sciencists at berkeley getting ready for the launch of a new kind of xray telescope. it's called new star. they will work with people from cal tech and nasa operating the telescope. nasa announced yesterday it'll cancel another project called gems because of coast over run. >>> facebook making easier for you to find out that menlo park network revealed it's new app center to find apps for computers or mobil

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local testing sites on myfoxdc.com. >>> click on web links for that. >>> smithsonian folk life festival kicks off with a free concert observing the national mall. music legends, george clinton, ivan neville and the group dunst daing. >> wouldn't be right without them. >> that will be quite a show. >> wow. >> let's go to tucker barnes now he has weather and more. >> much more. >> much more thank you very much time now for our my first 5 photo of the day. i guess we are getting cute. we don't need to cool down a whole lot. good morning and hello to taylor danielle bergman. >> big name. >> big name. >> for a big man. >> big man, get this his future is so bright,. >> he has to wear shades. >> he has to wear shades. >> love it. >> cutie. >>> this picture was taken, well, i don't know when this was taken because, the prompter is not running thank you guys this was submitted by his mom jessica who he says he is a huge huge fan of the segment, send us your child's picture go to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings thank you so much taylor you will need those sunglasses today, tomorrow through the weekend including the folk life festival as our sunshine is going to be burning bright around here for the next couple days. l

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