he moved into the noah house, the residential substance abuse house in tampa. >> they help ex-offenders get a fresh start. they help you stay straight. i wanted to stay straight. i didn't want to go back to prison. i always you know, participated and so they finally gave me a job. my job title peer advocate. i basically helped ex-offenders. >> jones was doing well. he says he would ride his bicycle to various other half-way houses to recruit participants for programs at noah house. but eight months into his parole things went wrong when he decided to take a short cut home through a large hole 18 fence. >> i didn't know that was a crime to cross over the railroad tracks. the whole neighborhood goes through that way. children go to school back and forth from school that way, i see grown folks going all the time. >> a police officer saw jones cut through the hole and cited him. when he discovered jones was on parole, he arrested him. >> out of all of these years that i was on drugs, i'm finally clean doing good, all of a sudden bam, you're back in jail you know, like i hurt my moma again.

house. levi found the gun. removed the clip and pointed it at noah and fired a shot.e didn't realize there was a bu bullet in the chamber. listen as his 14-year-old friend is questioned by police. >> i had it in my hand. i pulled the trigger. i thought it hit the wall. it hit him. throughout his interrogation with police, levi has no idea that his gun shot was fatal. >> do you think we should tell him what happened here? i do too. noah didn't make it noah is dead. >> reporter: levi pled guilty to reckless homicide and was sentenced to a year of probation. noah's mom jody doesn't blame levi for her son's death. during the trial she asked the judge to lower his sentence. while levi, made a horrible mistake. it was an accident that the gun was left out where it could have been stored. >> reporter: while 14 states have safe storage laws which reduce accidental shooting deaths amongst kids. ohio has no such law. >> if it saves one person from the horror that my family and i are facing. one is enough. >> reporter: the nra which turned down our requests for an interview, rep

noah engraved on it. >> those are beautiful things that connect us continually to our child. >> reporter: the george mark children's house in the san leandro hills is where she and her family spent some of the most bittersweet moments of their life. >> i actually love coming back here. it's home to me. it feels like home. it's -- i wish i could come back here to that time. >> reporter: two years ago her 11 week old son noah came here after he was diagnosed with a rare liver disease. >> when we came to george mark, they thought he would only survive maybe a few days. >> reporter: he lived for two more months. during that time, the family lived in this apartment at the house with a kitchen, king sized bed and sun filled rooms. they were steps away from noah's room where he received round the clock care from the home's nurses and doctors. >> we really can provide a very high level of care outside of the hospital that is less expensive and more therapeutic for the families. >> reporter: kathy hall is the cofounder of the george mark children's house. 10 years ago when it opened it was the first pediatric hospice facility in

. >> noah was expected to survive just a few days but he lived two more months. the house is supported by private donations and they are hoping with entry fees donating it to others like the webersers. beef posted a website. >>> and right now the state requires all sex offenders to register for life. the management board claims the list has gotten too large and it does not different wait to those who pose a risk and those not likely to rio february. they -- rio fend -- re offend. >>> police have released a photo of the primary suspect in that shooting. he is wanted for the alleged killing of somebody and is he associated with known gang members and should be considered armed and dangerous. how conditions changed on the water off chrissy field. they are from the bay area and what people who knew them are saying. >>> good morning what they are saying, includeing a we have mostly clear skies, a minor drop in temperatures coming your way today and a big drop tomorrow and i will have those numbers coming right up. female narrator: through memorial day female narrator: through m

noah engraved on it. >> those are beautiful things that connect us. continually to our child. >> reporter: the house is where she and her family spent some of their most bittersweet moments of their life. >> i love coming back here. it's home to me. it feels like home. it's-- i wish i could come back here to that time. >>> two years ago her 11 -week-old son noah came here after he was diagnosed with a rare liver disease. >> when we came here they survived he would live for two days. >> reporter: he lived for two months. in that time, they lived here with a kitchen, room. they lived next door to noah's room. >> we're able to provide an environment that's more therapeutic for the family. >> reporter: back when it opened it was the first hospice home. >> it's named after my two brothers. >> reporter: her brother was killed in a car accident when he was 10. >> little did i know how great the place was. really from there is how we decided to adopt them as a charity. >> reporter: the department organized a slot fitness challenge with 40 teams from across the state participating. >> our goal is to raise $4

noah might need to build an arc. we're going to take a break. president obama and angela merkel will be speaking from the white house shortly. we'll be right back. >>> you are looking at our live continuous coverage of the anticipated press conference between angela merkel and president obama at the white house. the two meeting this morning for about four hours discussing a wide variety of issues, including the nsa listening in on her cell phone conversations, and the ongoing crisis in ukraine, and russia calling for an emergency meeting of the un security council that set to take place in about five minutes in new york. the number of missing in nigeria is rising. the government now saying 276 girls are missing. kidnapped from their school last month, and that is much higher than first reported. officials still don't know where the girls are. >> reporter: there has been a lot of misinformation and confusion since this attack took place on the school on april 15th. initialally, let's remember the military said 129 girls had been on abducted but within hours they were contradicted by family and some of the schoolteachers who s

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noah shemede is considered one of makoko's leaders. he was there when thousands of his neighbours' homes were destroyed. all that remains are some wooden posts. >> they start from this edge and demolished 300 houseson this side. and they make people homeless. that was the point where they killed one of our chiefs. >> when the chief refused to leave his home, the police shot him. locals were threatened with chainsaws. noah filmed the entire incident on his mobile phone. after that, authorities halted the demolition of the settlement. but no one here knows if, or when, they'll come again. in an attempt to improve the image of makoko and convince the government not to demolish the settlement, locals have built a "floating school." it's 10 meters high and floats on 250 plastic barrels. it was designed by a nigerian architect. there are still no pupils or teachers in the school though, since the government says it was constructed without a permit, but noah and the local community are proud. for them, the building presents a beacon of hope for the future. >> this building for this group is like a prototype of the kind of building we can build. we can build 100 of these to cover the front of the communi

i wish i could come back here to that time. >> noah was expected to survive just a few days the but he lived two more months. the houses supported mostly by private donations. police are helping by running a swat fitness challenge with the entry fees being donated to help other families like the ma cay webers. for more on the george mark children's house and how you can help go to ktvu.com. we've posted the information in the hot topics section. >>> time is 8:16. oakland police are investigating two deadly shootings in two days. the latest happened after 10:30 last night at 92nd and international. a man and a woman were shot. the man was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say the woman is in stable condition. no word on any arrests so far. >>> a $10,000 reward is now being offered for information about the person who shot and killed a man over the weekend at an apartment in oakland as well. it happened on nicole avenue near fruitvale yesterday morning. police say a group of people had just returned to the apartment after a night out. at one point they started arguing and someone pulled out a gun. the group then t

noah's ark. stay with us. >>> today, the president of the united states took part in what he called one of his favorite events of the year. science fair! the white housecience fair today. the president got to meet geeky superstars like these teenagers that built a catapult. and this sandless sandbag, made with polymers. why didn't we do that before? >> as you see here, this is what a polymer looks like. then when you add water, it straightened out and expands like this. you want to try? >> i do. i actually have one of these. >> you do? >> they're very cool. i love them. sometimes i just stare at them in space. sometimes in the oval office i just look at one of these. >> this was the fourth time the white house hosted its own science fair, honoring about 100 students from across the country. there was one field of science not represented at the white house, a field of science that's maybe more like science's long lost twice removed cousin's neighbor. to learn more about that, you have to exit the white house and turn hard right at the news from kentucky. that story is next. stay with us. [ jennifer garner ] why can't powerful sunscreen feel great on yo

noah" this weekend. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> the house begins legislative work, 10 bills dealing with human rights issues and also the department of veterans affairs and also today begin work on the spending bill for 2015 for the departments of commerce and justice. we'll have live coverage of the house when they return here at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. on veterans affairs tonight at 7:30 eastern on c-span2, house veterans' affairs committee is holding a hearing. they'll look at the phoenix v.a. system. this is reports today an internal -- a temporary report or short-term report from the inspector general office at v.a. says that the phoenix v.a. hospital waited on average 115 days for the first medical appointment. the chairman of that committee, jeff miller of florida, calling on the v.a. secretary, eric shinseki, to resign. news conference this hour, so re senators flake and mccaine. that is 7:30 tonight on c-span2. >> the problem now is future peace. that is your job in germany. by your conduct and attitude while on guard inside ge