are trying to focus on our community partners, so they can get therapy without having to make a long trek. that is all i have unless there are any questions. thank you. supervisor olague: at this time, we will hear from dcyf's violence and prevention policy manager. >> good afternoon. i will be brief. pretty much you have known throughout the last year our main role is really to provide funding and to provide oversight and some of the collaboration's that are key to reduce and intervene in violence. we have produced a lot of that through our local action plan in the past. they work in collaboration amongst different strategies that really are targeted to address the needs of 10 to 25- year-old, and they really provide partnerships across our agencies to provide alternative education, community behavior or health services, case management, and also after care reentry services. in terms of really dealing with,, we have a subset of different providers that work really closely not only with our department, but the department of health and specifically with their intensive community-based prog

it's long trek into our hearts. tell take many more years to cover our streets, a host of decades to feel our roads, our access, our country side but itit will come like the clearest of mornings after the harshest storms like the soft soothing rain after the years of drought, it will come. hundreds of millions of people will stop feeding the beast of war. will stop crafting armor and boiling machines with their children's blood sacrificed. thousands upon thousands of solders will turn away from their leaders doomsday aspirations. refusing the burden of being a destroyer of homes. rejecting the obligation of being the killer of brothers, spurning the mantel of murderer of children, decimator of families, poisoner of the earth. one day it will happen. on this tiny planet, flushed with blues weeping in reds opening green and fresh. tell be quiet on this day. so quiet it will pass almost unnoticed. because there will yet be hunger and floods and fire. there will yet be storms and despair and disease. there will yet be s

if we get into these long trek tornadoes during the nighttime hours. >> the concern is what so many mayind in the morning. as the violent system continues to cut across the midwest. j. gray, wbal tv 11 news. >> storms damaged a hospital in iowa. so far, nobody was hurt. the staff is working to move patients. creston is 75 miles southwest of des moines. >> it is raining like crazy. everything was spinning around. reining in the bathroom. all over, pretty much. >> the transformer blew and the wind was flying. flying straight across. i put my back against my car. >> no injuries, but much of the town of thurmond dock, -- semin is destroyed. 75% is damaged. no one in the town of 250 has been injured. residents took refuge in city hall because that was the only building that still in power. more severe weather this time in nebraska. it is not a tornado, but check out this site. a large amount of hail fell. accumulating up to 1 inch. the hail fell on top of a couple of inches of rain. that caused slick driving conditions. >> to the closing of two best buy stores in the baltimore area. >> 11 ne

plus, mitt romney is starting the long trek up the presidential campaign mountain for real now, and he is going to need a sherpa, but first, i'm a woman, and you are about to hear me roar. >>> good morning. i'm melissa harris-perry and the proverbial war on women has received a little help from cnn contributor and democratic strategist hilary rosen. whether spended or not, it has added fuel to an already burning fire. let's take you back a few days, and watch this. >> what you have is mitt romney running around the country saying, well, you know, my wife tells me is that what women care about are economic issues and when i listen to my wife. that is what i am hearing. guess what? his wife has never actually worked a day in her life. >> yikes! now that might not be the appropriate first response, but it is the one i had when i heard it. how did ann romney react? well, she took to twitter that night with the very first tweet saying, i made a choice to stay home to raise five boys, and believe me, it was hard work. so let me show you the extra matches that rosen tossed into the flames as

london square and do the repairs they say they will continue on with the race which a year long around the world trekn england july 22nd. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> final check on weather and traffic. >>> we start with our temperatures, good morning. dry, 38 in napa cool spot low to mid 40s until you go antioch, oakland and san francisco, 48°. by the afternoon temperatures top out in some of our warmest levels this week, 70s around santa rosa, fairfield concord, antioch, livermore, san jose, 71 morgan hill, the rest of us mid to upper 60s increasing clouds this afternoon. 40s tonight thanks to the cloud cover not quite as cool as it was this morning. a little fog along the coast today, otherwise i think we'll see a lot of sunshine before the chance of rain moves into the north bay tuesday and wednesday. >>> back now to the bay bridge toll, metering lights are on, fast track is blowing through. we have an accident 980 west at 27th and grand just now cleared out of lanes. not causing significant slowing. once again a look at drive times, 580 continues to be a grind. >> thank you for joining us for

trek." >> he was thrilled to meet her and of course they did the love long and prosper handshake. >> that's what was said. >> very good. >> all right, olga is in for howard with the forecast now. >> we definitely are looking at a brisk and breezy day today. temperatures in the lower 60s tomorrow even cooler with the north winds. we'll rebounds for the weekend looking great for your holiday on easter and keep it dry and upper 60s by sunday. >>> a live look from sky 9 and new accident this one is in centreville. northbound on route 28 at new braddock road and this is the delay on the northbound side of route 28. trying to get past the accident scene. we'll go over to woodbridge, the accident i told you about earlier this morning past the occoquan river caused this delay. all lanes are open thankfully heading through woodbridge. a quick look at 270 no complaints here heading through rockville down to the point where the lanes divide. jess. >>> the worst day for wall street in a month was yesterday and right now we've got some new data we're waiting on this morning. >> "cbs this morning" is nex

long and prosper. i'm a trekker, leonard nimoy, used to bid farewell to the space shuttle "enterprise." the "star trekmorated the spacecraft as it head to its new home. unveiling of the space shuttle 35 years ago when it rolled out the theme starship "enterprise" inspired the name. >> gerald ford was president at the time. he got a big load of letters from s"star trek" fans very goo at writing letters. they suggested the name. that's how it came about. >> can you boldly go where no man has gone before? >> trying to remember how to do this. always a challenge. >> very good. >> practice during the break. i'm not lying. >> that's all for us. see you monday. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news tonight. cnn identifying the agent at the center of the secret service sex scandal.

long and prosper. i'm a trekker, leonard nimoy, used to bid farewell to the space shuttle "enterprise." the "star trekmorated the spacecraft as it head to its new home. unveiling of the space shuttle 35 years ago when it rolled out the theme starship "enterprise" inspired the name. >> gerald ford was president at the time. he got a big load of letters from s"s

long and prosper. >> and as any treky, you know the shuttle was originally named the constitution but renamed after star trek fans literally insisted on a name change with letter writing campaign. pretty cool that spock was there today. >> shepard: when is it going to show up at intrepid so everybody can take a look. >> several weeks to peel t off the modified jet to make it safe for transfer. then, once it is, the intrepid crew we also want to mexico has been busy making move for the craft on its deck. enterprise's anticipated arrival in june. once on deck here, a peaceful will be -- pavilion will be built around here. anticipated date for this is july 19th. >> shepard: laura ingle live aloan the banks of the hudson. plane carried specifically modified boeing 747 nasa bought back in the 1970s, this photo may give you a better sense how huge it is. inside the jet, not much to see. nasa stripped it all, after all the cargo is on top. and here is a look at the cockpit. space.com reports it has the original carpeting, even analog displays and dials. we're told even the restroom is original. stanley steamer brin

trek to the city. christien kafton reports. >> reporter: while crews worked around-the- clock to demolish doyle drive, drivers had to take lincoln boulevard through the presidio, the long route and in some cases the very long route. >> we have been waiting in traffic for about 30 minutes from down by crissy field. >> reporter: some drivers said they didn't hear about the doyle drive closure, and others say the detours were confusing. police report few problems in the richmond district. crews are on-hand, allowing drivers to make a usually illegal left-hand turn offer presidio. drivers say there were minimum delays entering san francisco. >> we thought about taking the ferry. >> reporter: bijan sartipi caltran director for the bayer was on hand to watch the demolition and said drivers seemed to gotten the message to avoid the message and given the amount of traffic it usually carries. >> we really thank the puck for ception that delay. it's not as big as it could be. >> reporter: caltrans is advising drivers to avoid the area if at all possible, but if you simply cannot avoid this area, they are advising drivers to use publication transportation to try to alleviate some

trek. >> to the scientists, the engineers who make these wonderful things happen, i say to all of them as the enterprise live long prosper. thank you. >> reporter: the public will officially be able to see the enterprise when the intrepid opens a new space shuttle pavilion in july. in new york laura ingall, fox news. >>> candy bars, juice boxes, even inside people's stomachs is just a few sneaky ways drug runners are trying to get cocaines past customs agents in dulles. we're taking you behind the fight to keep it off our streets next. >> if you see a story we should look into, send news tips to fox5tips at wttg.com or call 202-895-3000. @@@@@úhd@h >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >>> earlier this week we told you about another unusual drug bust at dulles international airport, cocaine found in candy and drunk boxes. tonight fox 5's bob barnard takes the wrapper off this latest caper, so to speak, as he learns more about the washington bound drug trade. >> reporter: each day at dulles airport dozens of flights arrive from foreign countries bringing thousands of international passengers to the united state

trek 370 miles north to beijing. secretary secretary tim gigter in are expected to be in the country for the long planned strategic talksneither governments are confirming of chen's whereabouts are at the embassy but a former senior china analysts at the cia says this, "this is the greatest test in bihall relations in years," 1989, when tiananmen square was unfolding. joining us is gordon chang, nice to see you. thank you for being with us. the greatest test, do you think that's an overstatement of what's happening right now? >> i think so. any time there's an incident we worry in public about ruining relation answer the chinese see this and say oh my gosh if we throw a tantrum we can get something from the americans so you would think after 40 years of relations with china we'd understand this dynamic but then again apparently nobody in the state department has ever raised a 3-year-old. >> apparently not. so the assistant secretary of state kirk campbell already made his way into beijing, earlier than planned, he's there to negotiate all of this. what exactly is at stake? could conversations be derailed? >> conversatio

trek" ship after a write movie in campaign by fans. >> to the scientists and engineers who make these wonderful things happen, i say to all of them at the enterprise, live long prosper! >> in a few weeks enterprise will float down the hudson river on a barge and then be on display at the space museum. >>> time is 8:21. we're following a demolition of doyle drive, ahead some of the alternate routes you can take to void this weekend's traffic trouble spots. but first coming up, days after going on the disabled list for anxiety, giants first baseman aubrey huff goes public about his new battle. >> warming trend under way for your bay area weekend. i'll have the numbers expected for your neighborhood, coming up! ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seasons of shows instantly on any screen. find out more online. >>> update on break news out of southern california. a magnitude 4.1 e

trek ship following a campaign by fans. nemoy was there for its unveiling in 1976. >> to the scientists and engineers that make these wonderful things happen, i say to all of them live long and prosper. >> ent rise was a prototype and never flew in space. nasa hopes it will play important role in educating next generation of astronauts. >> you have a tremendous piece of machinery here, a tremendous obligation. that is to keep inspiring and keep educating the young people here. >> in a few weeks the shuttle will float down hudson river on a barge to reach its new home. tommy andres crown 4 news. >>> live look outside on this gorgeous afternoon. the coastline is crystal clear. we are seeing sunshine throughout the entire bay area. notice the trees blowing around. we have breezy conditions. current temperatures are warmer away from the coastline. it's 70 degrees in concord, 64 in red wood city, 65 in oakland. closer to the coastline, 65 in half moon bay. temperatures coast side will stay cooler over the next couple days as we start to see a warming trend get underway for our inland valleys. >>> giants are back in town hosting poydrases. at 7:15 mostly clear skies but temper

long recession. how does that factor? guest: this seems pretty deep. a drop of 1.5% is a substantial decline. we have not seen anything trekking up yet, but we are watching. we are releasing our next set of data next week. we have not seen numbers. host: what information are you looking at? guest: there is a survey of business establishments and state and local government operations. we talked to 11,000 of them every quarter. we ask how much they paid in wages and a variety of benefits, so we can look at the total picture, what we call compensation. we track that same set of occupations from quarter to quarter, so that we are tracking a fixed market basket of occupations, and we are not seeing ships because more high- paid occupations came -- shifts because we have more high-paid occupations, quarter to quarter. host: the wages, starting in 2007, start dipping and flattening out. but the benefits rise substantially. guest: >> benefit costs did start picking up. there are a variety of factors. benefit costs are in part -- if your wages go up, the cost of providing vacation coverage goes up. but the cost of health insurance is n