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meet mo mo, he is among 32 dogs that passed their training to become search and rescue or detection dogs. police officials hope moo can squeeze her tiny frame into places too narrow for the rescue dogs which tend it be german shepherds. >> and he'll be good undercover. >> because no one will expect under that exterior is a vicious dog. >> with a big heart. go move move. >>> it was a big weekend at the box office. a little movie you might have heard of called harry potter. details coming up. >>> and the american music awards were last night. we'll run down a list of the -- or the list of the winners and tell you about a blast from the past that wound up on stage. >> that jacket? >> it did look very '80s. >> from yester-year. >>> and who came in second to eleanor roosevelt in the 1945 fortune magazine poll to determine the most famous women in america. was it laura ingals wilder, helen keller, or little shirley temple. and i met shirley temple one time? >> did you? >> i sure did. >> for more, keep it right here. while there are some home disasters you can't avoid, there is one you can. septic system breakdowns affe

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mo's slang for mustache. long challenge for men to grow a mustache for cancers affecting men. the mo becomes their ribbon of awareness. >> you used to have a big mustache. >> i did. >> i remember working with a stash. oh, yes, i did. take a look at this. mostly cloudy skies over the city of san francisco. 58 degrees in half moon bay to 66 degrees in gilroy. tomorrow morning as you kick start your morning we will have all of the rain out of here. right now we do have a little bit of light precipitation falling around mill valley. otherwise, tomorrow morning, few clouds drifting around the horizon. 6:43 a.m. official sunup. sun rise. out the door for the morning coming mute. looks like we have 50s. disintegrating area of low pressure. a cold front. as the tail end is smacked up against the state of california, hitting up against our dryer air mass and producing only 3/100ths of an inch of rain. 62 in san jose. temperatures still relatively similar to what we experienced today from the 50s to the low and mid-60s across the eastern portion of our bay area. 61 in pleasant hill. upper 50s.

mo magic which is western addition fillmore of adolescent growth in our communities. i'm a resident of the western addition and been doing work in the community before this was organized. mo magic is part of the bay view mag i believing in the public defentders office it started in the bay view in 2004. last year supervisor mirkarimi liked the work that was doing done with be magic and wanted it expanded to the western edition. as of november of last year the program was organized. it seeks to bring community based organizations. cities and residents to talk about how to best serve the community and how we can work all together. we meet every other week in the western addition to discuss that. even though it's focused on the western addition we try to work with everyone in district 5. in serving the youth we have to work with their families and how the youth during and after school hours affect the community and how we can work together to make things better for the youths and the neighborhood. >> welcome. i'm mark christianson vice president of the mersed extension triangle neighborhood. 280 to the east and south along with bright street e. we are fairly new organization. we were founded in 2000. so, we have been an association for 7 years. my background is i'm a third generation of san francisco. a teacher in the school district and cofound of met ma. we publish a news letter 4 times a year and have meetings 4 times a year. we decide today's best not to meet too often if we meet too often we will water down our base. by meeting quarterly we get 35 and 75 beam to attend a neighborhood meeting. we represent 500 to 600 homes in our area. i have news letters later on, copies of news letters if you are interested to take with you and we will talk more about that later. >> good morning i'm judy best of my recollectionwits. bs fn issa a 35 year organization has 45 organizations as members. the members are not individuals but organizations. and each organization sends delegates to coalitions to san francisco neighborhood monthly meetings. we have a monthly news letter. many of our organizations delegates sit on citizen advi adviceaadvic adviceary committees and active in the big over all, city wide issues in san francisco. one of the things we have completed is the water rates, which were threatening to be sky high for neighborhoods are now we didn't completely win the battle but we got them down to something decent. whenever there is something on channel 26 you will see someone from coalition from san francisco neighborhood testified in front of a board, commissioner committee. other things that we have done in the past, the housing elements. better neighborhoods planning the implementation. we actually were the genesis of the sponsoring organizations for this meeting today. mayor's office of neighborhood services sprang from coalition from san francisco neighborhood presence at city hall and the neighborhood desk. thank you. >> hello my name is lela gill the president of the north panhandle neighborhood association. and there are a couple of other board members here i want to point them out. dan and jarry who are available to answer questions later. a little about north of panhandle, our neighborhood is north of the golden gate pan hanth bordered by masonic and turk streets. we have 3,000 residence denlts in our neighborhood. we adopt people outside of our neighborhood because we are very community based and try to engage people that want to be part of our community. the neighborhood association was formed in 1991 in response to drug and violence activities that started. we have an montra, respect the neighborhoods the neighbors post in their windows. that was the start we have e involved since them. i will tell you about the tools we use in the next round of questions. i'm a working mother have 2 kids, 2 boys 2 and 6 year old. i also my husband is a social worker and worked in san francisco with inner city youths for a long time much the neighborhood association is -- our neighborhood association is a nonprofit organization. we are all volunteers. we all are work other full time. and so we do this on the side as something we enjoy and hopes to build community. >> hi my name is carol mo. i'm a safety network program community organizer. i primarily work in the sunset my nonprofit is sunset beacon center. elharris is sitting back there. let me talk about the safety network program. safety network program is a city wide program. we have a community organizer based in each san francisco neighborhood. there are 4 main components of each organizer's work. one is to build community capacity. another is sometimes we act as advocates for your communities and we try to use community based strategies to improve public safety and another roll we assume is we community to city departments to increase access to social services. i have brochures here if you want to learn more about the safety network program you can take a brochure. how my work relates to a neighborhood association is that a lot of times we would go to various neighborhood associations to try to collect community input on public safety issues and we would relate that back to mayor's office of criminal justice. som

mo lar attached. given it's been five years since she disappeared how much conclusive dna evidence would you expect to find in the fragment and the mo lar. >> the good news is that dna can be extracted both from bone and from teeth. in fact, dna is present in the pulp cavity in the center of the mo lar. and that is good news because i don't think, from dental records alone, they will be able to identify the source of that fragment. i think the dna will definitively tell us if it is her or not. they can do that in a number of ways. they've got the biological parents' dna, they can do a paternity type test and could say to a degree of scientific zercht that it is either her or it's not her. >> this morning, they're already saying that they believe that it belongs to a young woman. does it surprise you that they're naming the gender already? >> yeah. i think it's certainly appropriate to say it comes from a young person. that can be established just based on the appearance of the teeth or the tooth. but, on the other hand, to do the gender, i think they would need to do dna analysis. there is a genetic site called amalogen, which allows us to determine gender. >> aruba is a very dry, arid, windy climate. what would happen to a jawbone that was, you know, submerged in sand with the