i also appreciated having doug parrish here today. your work around green jobs was very interesting. again, we had a number of qualified candidates, and those were some of my initial thoughts. supervisor farrell. supervisor farrell: thanks. let me just echo your comments. everyone who came out and applied, i really appreciate it. once in awhile, we get these committees where we have one more qualified applicants than we had seats, and it is an unfortunate position, but everyone who spoke today really had something amazing to say, so thank you for all you guys do in our community. we depend on you to keep our city going. in terms of where i go, a few things -- one, to be consistent, it was talked about a little bit before. the notion of residency waiver requirements. that, to me, is something i have been consistent with from the get go. you have an amazing story, and obviously, what you do in our community is amazing, but i do have that fundamental issue. it is absolutely nothing personal. i have had to tell people i know that i have h

parrish. i really do want to thank the applicants that came. i think there was fairly even support of all the applicants that came out today, and i think we would really benefit from all of your perspective being on the wicac. we encourage the applicants that do not live in san francisco to come back to our city and live here. we would love to consider you. we do encourage folks to apply again, and we really appreciate everyone's passion and commitment to workforce development, particularly in our communities where we are not employing folks, whether it is our youth community, our veterans, folks coming from out of our criminal justice system and have multiple barriers to employment -- we really appreciate your work. as my colleagues have said, keeping the city growing and moving along. thank you so much for everyone being here. we have a motion to move forward liz jackson-simpson, winnie yu, doug parrish and sheryl davis to the workforce advisory committee, and we can do that without opposition. thank you very much to the members of the public

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dante parrish was accused of stabbing jason mattison in 2009. the body was found in a row house. dante parrish was convicted of killing a man in 1999 but his sentence in that case was shortened. >> a man is killed in an industrial accident in baltimore county. he was pinned under a tractor- trailer. the man was making repairs when the truck fell on him. he was rushed to hospital where he died. a woman of voids a car crash by just a few feet. >> two tornadoes touched down in texas. >> this is 95 north of the beltway. hi. we're spreading the word about new honey bunches of oats fruit blends and their unique taste combinations. like peach/raspberry. with one flavor in the granola bunch and one on the flake. two flavors. in harmony. honey bunches of oats. make your day bunches better. ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones fo

dante parrish will not spend another day outside of prison. he was charged for murdering jason mattison and stuffing his body in a closet. parrish was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. >> and does want to jump up and down and give god the glory for that sentence saying. i'm grateful he would not be able to hurt anyone else. >> her we're told a man approached a victim and reportedly attacked her. the victim fought back and was able to get away. anyone with information should call 1-866-7-lockup. police are trying to solve a rash of poor workers that has two never rest on edge. 10 burglaries to place in harford county and nine incidents in kingsville and one in joppa. investigators from both counties are looking at the interest to see if they are connected. >> we do not want to narrow the scope. if you see something suspicious, report it. >> authorities cautioned people to keep their doors locked even when they are home. >> a bomb scare sense students in kent county home for the day. a teacher found a note saying bombs have be

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parole for killing a 15-year-old boy and stomping his body in a bedroom closet. 37-year-old dante parrish suffocated and slit the throat of jason mattison in 2009. in court, he admitted to being part of the crime but said that someone else killed the boy. in maryland are charged with the disappearance of a girl in new york. an amber alert was given for the missing girl. a state trooper found a vehicle on i-86 and took the suspects into custody. the three men, two from columbia, one from elkridge, are charged with endangering the welfare of a child. a former baltimore police officer accused of killing his neighbor less than a year ago is now charged with possession of child pornography. a newspaper identified the officer as 67-year-old charles richter. he was charged with murder in the april 2011 shooting death of his neighbor mark xander. while searching his home, sheriff's deputies found evidence of child pornography. his murder trial was scheduled to begin on monday but was delayed when his lawyer had and a medical emergency. a candlelight vigil is scheduled tonight for two towson and s

supervisor kim: doug parrish and then erris edgerly. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for this opportunity. i wanted to let you know a little bit about the values that can bring to this organization. currently, the president and ceo of an alternative energy company. we provide -- we have a three- prong approach. solar panel installation, a solar panel installation training, and future plans to manufacture solar panels. i am also a member of the m3 organization. the mission of the movement is to help create a healthier and safer community by providing guidance and support to the previously incarcerated and others who are looking to improve their lives. i attended the university of california. i have previous experience of starting small businesses. i am the president -- of a company that focuses on reducing carbon footprints and educating on the youth on what they can do to reduce their carbon footprints. there are thousands of young men and women who are coming home soon. the majority of them are african-american. our aim is to provide programs to support the

i am here to represent pastor parrish. we have accomplished a lot in the time i have been here. up to the youth program and talk to the kids there. i am also the director of the art program, which we will launch june 1. i think he will be a good candidate on getting something is done in the reentry world and helping the elderly people, not just the use -- but you have to target the people that is over 25 because they need help, too, and he is the right man for the job. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> how do you do, folks? my name is robert smith. i am a native san franciscan, born and raised here in the fillmore, haight-ashbury, western addition, sun said. i have seen a lot of change. i am a baby boomers age-wise, so i have seen a lot of coming and going in san francisco. i have seen a lot of the generation that erris edgerly represents desires to leave our city, for numerous reasons, including my own children, who are now in marin and in alameda county, but i want to say that i really do ierris' initiative in founding the brothers a change and the various other program

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effort or discuss of a campaign that would reallocate some donations that currently go to one's own parrish to support the nuns. >> and so this bishop has been appointed to oversee this group that we're talking about. do nuns really need reining in? >> well, it is true, i think, that they haven't been as active fighting abortion, for example, as the bishops would like. on the other hand, you know, i think the bishops see the way to fight abortion is passing laws and making speeches right and left, and i think that many of the nuns indeed are in the life can't but they see the way to do this as to work with the poor, to get them through school, to support them when they need it the most. and it's a kind of grassroots initiative. so i don't actually think that the nuns by and large are radical feminists at all. but i think they have a fundamentally different view of the world and how to bring about change. >> well, nick, it's been another fascinating conversation. we love having you on on sunday mornings with us. i have tweeted out and posted your columns. all nuns. really great stuff. thank

those parrish towns, little busy buzz.r. >> reporter: are there things lurking behind corners and seething between cracks? >> yeah, there would be. >> reporter: hmm. >> j.k. rowels is the biggest publishing property. publishing her first adult novel is big, big news. >> reporter: critics are wondering if people will embrace j.k. without harry. many call her, one word, "great." for "today," michelle kosinski, nbc news, london. >> that's a lot of pressure. >> i was going to say. that's tough. when you have this series that you had that was so phenomenal and so beloved. is it ever going to rise to that same level? >> i'm kind of rest on your laurels. >> i was good enough then, see you later. out in september, by the way. >> that's right. we're back in a moment. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> still to come on "today," high-risk alert. tornados hit oklahoma and ferocious and more powerful storms expected throughout much of the midwest today p we'. we're live from oklahoma there. >>> a houston woman stands by her husband even

. >> heard it from my own parrish, bill. remember catholics are not mon owe little thick. we don't agree about the same policy. but when you feel your religious institutions are being undermined in this whole say kind of way you tend to unite. here is's president problem. this was supposed to be slam-dunk. the polling is shifting because this has become a issue of religious freedom and constitution. this is something come out of the health care bill which in and of itself is unpopular. bill: i understand the point you're making in a political sense here. marjorie in the time i have left, how do you believe based on what tony is arguing how does this break now? >> this has been resolved within the catholic church. right now what we're having is a separate debate on constitutionality. within the church this is nonissue. >> that is ridiculous. bill: a nonissue. >> that is preposterous. >> right now what we're looking at is is death penalty that is the biggest pro-life issue the catholic church should vote on, repeal happening in connecticut. >> we're talking about this, not t

little parrish councils, they're completely at war. >> reporter: are there things lurking behind cornersg between cracks? >> yeah. >> j.k. rowling is the biggest property in publishing, a new book from her, especially her first adult novel, is big, big news. >> reporter: now critics will scrutinize every word in her mysterious new novel, wondering if readers will embrace j.k. without harry, causing many in the book world to call her one word -- brave. michelle kosinksi, nbc news, london. >> probably going to be another super best-seller. >>> number four on our first five web stories. brangelina is engaged. they've confirmeder that getting married. jolie's been seen wearing a big ring. the couple's six children are very happy about the decision and so far, there's no date set. this mio energy is completely crushing my game. i take the stuff everywhere. exactly. everyone's more energized, more alert. i've lost their respect. oh who's laughing now!? gazelle!! [ male announcer ] personal, portable mio energy. [ gazelle laughs ] i just wish it wouldn't fade away so fast. let me show you somet

highly placed and very visible tobacco attorney, a defense attorney gone tobacco executive, stephen parrishand after a long time of being off camera background, resource or consultant, he agreed, he had comfort level with the project and agreed to go on camera to give a window on what was going on in the ranks while all of these news bombshells were going off all around them. >> cspan: you were sitting there talking about the rats, and then came chicken bone bow came and talked about dash that what is that? >> guest: to determine whether a drug is addictive, rats are placed in a box and the boxes to leverage. if you press one letter, it activates a bump and the drug goes right into the thing. if you press the other lever nothing happens. so the rat pressing that switch, that's out comes in contact with the drug. it presses the switch only because it is curious, because we're curious. once the drug was in the rats brain, over time it was addiction is not an event. it takes rats anywhere from 20 to 35 days to get addicted to drug, just like it takes a person a while, too. so pressing that swi