. >>> anne arundel county executive newman has opened a campaign account. newman took over the county executive role after leopold was found guilty of misconduct in office. >>> freckles was found abused and abandoned. look at freckles today. he looks like he's smiling at you. now in this picture you can see his belly. all his wounds are healing nicely. freckles is living with a trainer until he is rescued. don't you just wt to rub his belly right now? >> yes. >>> all right. what started out as a blog for her family has turned her into the nationally known scary mommy. tonight abc2 news charley crowson sits down with scary mommy to learn more about her latest project. >> reporter: there's no denying her. unless you've read her book, confessions of a scary mommy, she may not be a fan of yours. >> my dislike for other people's children, how i feel about school and teachers. >> reporter: confessions was a best seller. it was a let among fans. it's even been printed in a number of foreign languages. >> sold in funny place. this, i believe is the polish version.

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david gilliland loses control, crashes into ryan newman.ow newman lets off a little steam with road rage. three laps to go. tony stewart passes juan pablo montoya. stewart wins. >> serena williams and roger federer at 6:00, hitting some tennis balls at the french open. >> think your job stinks? up next, the story behind >> ama: coming up at 6:00, a violent reekend in the east bay. at least nine people injured? shootings and one person killed. what oakland is doing to try to end the violence. >>> saying goodbye to tasty history in the south bay. we'll tell you who is moving on. join us at 6:00. >>> wildlife rescue crews had the hand full during a recent rescue near santa cruz. they were called in to remove several baby skunks after her mother was hit by a car. this video shows the bens played hide and seek but were caught and carefully, very carefully, removed. it took a total of seven days of work but in all seven kits were rescued. they are pretty stinking cute. that does it for us here at 5:00. i'm ama daetz. fo >>> this is "world news."

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colonel barry newman is someone i met back in 2003. i at the time was chief officer for the city and county of san francisco serving in the administration of then-mayor willy brown. and general myat and i were talking about putting together a table top exercise and in came from some exercises from the marine corps and barry newman was a very energetic officer in the marine corps. he has gone over to afghanistan, i went over and saw him there, he was attached to the kabul police chief. i think he's going to have some interesting perspectives about working in the police department in a war zone. lieutenant commander patricia serrano, her assignments have been varied includes working as a immediate vaek core man, a legal clerk and a tqm instructor. she completed a 7-month deployment. captain mike napolitano is serving with the navy's expedition training group. while deployed in 2004, he spearheaded maritime patrol relief efforts toing the 2004 indian ocean tsunami, as well as numerous theater cooperation efforts throughout the pacific and

movie cars when josh was much younger and later went to a restaurant and happened to run into paul newman. it was the restaurant he owned in westport and i say to josh, his only frame of reference that's paul newman. >> yeah. >> he's the voice of doc hudson. he was expecting to see a car strolling through into the restaurant. >> we need to talk about your parenting, generally speaking. cars don't walk kids. >> wow. do you have a team of therapists living at your home. >> probably would be a good idea. i'm not calling you. >> so you had to explain that cars don't eat at restaurants. >> no, i had to explain a lot. including my parenting. okay. moving on -- >> are we moving on? i think we should -- >> what about you guys? you've had childhood idols. you met hulk hogan once. >> i did. >> change the subject so desperately. >> i was a little hulk amaniac and my father ran a story about the first ever wrestle mania and backstage i met hulk hogan and it remains the greatest day of my life. >> in case christine and the kids are watching i can think of three other days that were -- >> that's what i

c-span: who's ralph newman?>> guest: ralph newman is a civil war enthusiast from chicago and one of the leading persons to make the civil war into the american consciousness through a thing he had called the abraham lincoln book shop there in chicago. he was one of the founders of the civil war round table in chicago, which i think was the first of the roundtables. they, long before this period of the huge popularity of the civil war, were working away at it and doing very interesting stuff. c-span: the reason i bring it up is that you also mention in one of your books in your comments at the end that he came out with a bibliography that meant you didn't have to do it. >> guest: right. he and his friend pete long published a separate bibliography that covers everything, and i said if you want to know where i got my books, go to newman's bibliography. that's where i got them. c-span: three hundred and fifty books on the civil war? >> guest: about that number was the working library i had near my desk at all times

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but paul newman only got a chance to race here once. my second time here and i hope i -- to finish means a lot to me. i love it. and i love the race and this camaraderie and fellowship television. and to be at this level with so much attention on it as a team is exciting and challenging. >> you are the only all american trio involved in this race. and you are looking forward to hopefully making a splash in a big way? >> yeah, we have a long way to go. but we hope to have the team and drivers, patrick wong is the first american, and it is his 10th running and my partner joe foster has been my teammate and business partner. we have dreamed about this moment for a long, long time. i am committed to it and passionate about it and we want to win. i think it would be great to win the all american driving and line up. >> we wish you all of the best. and we are rooting for you and hope to hear how it all goes. thank you so much for joining us. >> okay. thank you for the time this morning and appreciate it and have a great day. >> you, too. >> o

thank you to deborah newman and harvey rose we're in agreement with the budget analyst and a good afternoon mr. chairman and members of the committee. i'm the deputy director of the mayors housing office. and director lee is over at the c mc hearing so i'm doing the presentation today. i'm going to focus mostly open the housing trust fund for this shows you the general budget which is growing significantly because of the prop c in november that was approved by the voter. there's a $20 million allocation. additionally there are additional affordable you funds that the mayor priority on a one-time basis. and as are allocated to a freeway parcel adjacent to a market facility. parcel o. the negative number you see here is due to the $5 million hotel tax that used to be allocated directly to the housing affordable project. additionally it was quite a year for the mayor's office of housing in terms of the passage of the property c dealing with the successor agency upon the dissolution of the mayors agency. the mayor take on all the equity programs and assets and about 11 hundred units and afforda

planning for next june were i want to put this on calendar just make it clear that obviously president newmans no longer here and resigned formerly from the commission and the vice president is the acting president or chair as such time you all vote for another officers. and in addition seat number 3 which is the seat that - seat 4 expires july one. i know that president perez is going to do to the mayor's office to be restate and reappointed i'm not sure about president acres but just for the public watching those positions will be open and there's a process by which you can submit applications and if you get that appoints that will be a four-year appointment. now there is additionally a candidate for the law enforcement position but our colleague is from the rules committee but we don't expect her to seat but we will have a full commission back on board hopefully. so that's where we are on all of that if you have any questions ask me or call the board >> i have a question. i'm assuming all those seats expired june 30th so i'm assuming commissioner acres for the sake of quorum will have thei

so to confirm the mayor's office is in agreement >> yes, i will i want to thank deborah newman. >> colleagues any questions? >> motion to accept those amendments? >> okay. we, do so without opposition. all right. >> that excludes the recommendation? >> that's correct. >> next up we have

so to confirm the mayor's office is in agreement >> yes, i will i want to thank deborah newman. >> colleagues any questions? >> motion to accept those amendments? >> okay. we, do so without opposition. all right. >> that excludes the recommendation? >> that's correct. >> next up we have >> >> good afternoon, supervisors. >> so, over all of the ethics commission, implements provisions of the city charters and statutes and ordinance involving campaign interest. the proposed budget the mayor's budget represents an increase of $200,000. and 85 percent of all budget is driven by salary and benefits. and so that is the major driving force here. we are not looking at any new ftes, however, on paper, i have 18 ftes, but since the budget down turn i have not been able to fill all of those positions. initially we are down to 15 for about two years, we have been at 16. and with this proposed budget, i have planned to at least fill one of those two remaining positions my out reach and education coordinator position has been vacant for months, if i meet my attrition savings and there is money left over, i

i gotta meet newman at the pet store. helpin' him pick out a turtle. try and stay calm. captioning made possible by columbia tristar domestic television hey, jerry? seth. wow. what has it been, like 5 years? at least. you wanna grab lunch? uh, i'm actually headed back to the office. seth, it's me. what's more important than catching up with an old college buddy? well, i am supposed to be in this meeting. blow it off. remember poly sci? how many of those did we go to?

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but happy anniversary sweet heart and this is beginning in 2004 and when judy good him and ellen newman and nancy vekcal come to you and you don't say no. as a matter of fact, when pam bear comes to you, larry she is much toucher than you when pam comes to you you done say know no and so we are proud of this relationship at visa that we have with this organization, the foundation and we are really proud of the work that we do in this community in san francisco that we call home. you know, it's through the san francisco general hospital foundation that we are able to impact all residents lived lives and is vital for the health and welfare of the san francisco community and visa is proud and i really mean it visa is proud to support in world-class hospital that is responsible for keeping the alt bay area healthy and at visa we recognize the importance of supporting our local communities of where we live and work which, is why i'm proud on behalf of visa and all of the folks here today from visa to present aztec hero who's the quintessential example of someone who's dedicated to improving

pi name is chris newman.ing other directors involved to kind of get in on the fun. >> how many boats were lined up there? >> you see the dance party going on, who cares if you can't wakeboard, show up, we've got a deejay, you're going to dance, have a good time and get a great show in the process. well done, devon super tramp, as always. >>> somebody went to the zoo for extra credit and got an extra show from the ape. >> look it! >> and apparently not a fan of the decor. >> just starts redecoratinredec. >> why is this one mad? >> i think he's mad he's in an enclosure. he's stuck in there. can't get out. doesn't have a lot of freedom. >> a caged beast. >> sometimes an elephant needs to hear the blues. >> gets to shaking the booty. ♪ >> this video comes to us from paul barton, he lives in thailand and at a place where you can stay with elephants. you see peter here likes the blues. ♪ >> what they said is that usually in the evening, that's when elephants are kind of mellow and that's usually when you can have a

here he's seen sitting beside operation rescue president troy newman.trial concludes, roeder is devastated by the verdict. >> there's no question that tiller's acquittal of those 19 charges was a part of what pushed scott roeder towards the actions he took. no question. >> did you decide it was incumbent upon you to do something? >> there was nothing being done. and the legal process had been exhausted. and these babies were dying every day. so, i felt that i needed to act, and quickly, for those children. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover, and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i've been with bp for 24 years. i was part of the team that helped deliver on our commitments to the gulf - and i can tell you, safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge safety equipment and technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all our drilling activity, twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what

we begin in brazil where the president has responded to the recent wave of outcasts by thomasine newman measures -- protests to tackle new measures like transport and health. she says all the revenue from oil resources will be spent on the education system, but will the protests and the violence continued? rio deprotests reached janeiro's most affluent neighborhood. protesters blocked traffic and waited for the governor to speak to them. after days of violence, the president addressed the nation. >> this week's demonstrations have taught us an important lesson -- transport fares have been reduced. demands have become a national priority. crocs the governor said they would have a transport plan and invest oil revenue in education. she said she would encourage officials to sit down with representatives from the protest groups and trade unions to discuss their returns. reactions were positive. >> the president might have lost touch with the general public, but i think she did a nice job with her address today. crocs if we have money to build nice stadiums, we have money for health and educ

that organization i'm here with two of our other members, lydia vincent and ferjie newman. we get some funding through the san francisco foundation and we had commissioned actually a project that you will see in the library, in the courtyard of a tile project. it's a lovely project. we have some monies left over and we said we want that to be gifted further to the library moving forward for programs and anything else that the facility needs. so we decided as a group that $12,000 is going to be donated to the bay view library. [ applause ] >> thank you, diane. i also want to make a special thank you for funding the opening today and for their support for today's opening. louis? >> you know, i know it's tight here, crowded. what does that say? it says there is true ownership in our neighborhood for this library. fantastic. i want to take a moment to acknowledge some other partners. we've already mentioned the fellows who were terrific in help with planning and design process but also the ymca and gino, the executive directors out there, they helped us keep the library service

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. >> executive newman went on the say that the decision goes into effect immediately. she's also asking for $3 million from county council to fund the positions as well as training. >> stay with us. we have an emotional story, one that will really affect you this morning. remember erika, the woman involved in the boston marathon bombings and wanted to meet the one who saved her life during the bombings and aftermath. the preschoolteacher lost part of her left leg and right leg was also injuredment she remembers a woman in a yellow sweater with brown hair coming out of nowhere to help her. we know the name of that woman, amanda norris however she didn't know it at the time. amanda norris yelled for help. a photographer for the boston globe captured the moment. she was in rehab now here in baltimore, turns out amanda flew from california just to meet her. >> oh my gosh. >> look at you. look at you. >> i have thought about you every moment. >> me too. >> the two exchanged gifts. amanda gave erika her favorite scarf. >> i want you to think of me when you wear this. know i