back up. >> reporter: pate raised an obvious question.er innocence, why had she waited so long to tell it? >> when i asked her, where was this story when i arrested you? her exact words were, "he had threatened my children in the past. i was scared for their safety. he knew how to get to my children." and i asked her, what's changed? he still knows where your children are. he still knows how to get to them. he could still hurt them. >> reporter: and her answer? >> she just looked at me. >> everything i've told you is the truth. >> but you lied the first time we talked. >> yes, i did. >> the second time we talked. >> the second time we talked i did not lie to you. after i was arrested, i did not lie to you. i told you i didn't do it. that wasn't a lie. i told you that he did. >> reporter: he was jermeir stroud. shannon's story made him the guilty party, but her story also badly needed to be checked out. >> that's just a fantastic kind of story. if i'm going to dismiss her case i need to make sure i'm filling out the dismissal and i put the

in 2010, the gunshot wound left melvin pate paralyzed. he couldn't speak but pate identified germane hill as the shooter by blinking. he died from his injuries in 2012. >>> it was a solemn holiday weekend for a dc family because it marks one year since a young motherar and so far no one was held accountable. last may, someone on a dirt bike fired into a barbecue party, in the shaw neighborhood, killing blist. and no one in the case has been arrest and her mother has been had no rest. >> it is frustrating and it is painful to know that hundreds of people are outside, and no one saw nothing. >> the year since the shooting, her mother has been a year of silence from witnesses who reversed to come forward. that same week last year, someone shot and killed journalist sharnice millken near a bus stop in southeast dc and her family is also waiting for answers and an arrest. >>> officials at the cincinnati zoo are still defending their decision to fatally shoot a gorilla to save a 4-year-old boy who ended up in the gorilla's enclosure. the boy wa

commissioner pating, here. commissioner singer, here. commissioner chow, present. commissioner sanchez and commissioner karshmer, present. commissioners, i'm looking at your screens. are your monitors not on? i'm sorry, it person usually does that. on the bottom right corner if you press the button it should pop on. second agenda item is approval of the minutes of april 19, 2016. >> approval of the minutes are before you, a motion is in order. >> second. >> are there any corrections to the minutes? hearing none or seeing none, all those in favor of the minutes please say aye. the minutes have been approved unanimously. >> thank you, commissioners, item 3 is the director's report. >> good afternoon, commissioners. >> yes, please. >> we're so happy to announce that san francisco general hospital and trauma center has officially been licensed and is ready to receive patients. we want to thank all of the people who worked so hard to make this historic mile stoeb possible. i know our ceo is in the audience and just want to let her know how lucky she is to move into a br

commissioner pating, here. commissioner singer, here. commissioner chow, present. commissioner sanchez and commissioner karshmer, present. commissioners, i'm looking at your screens. are your monitors not on? i'm sorry, it person usually does that. on the bottom right corner if you press the button it should pop on. second agenda item is approval of the minutes of april 19, 2016. >> approval of the minutes are before you, a motion is in order.

. >> commissioner pating. >> first of all, i had the honor of listening to dr. alicia lieberman from the department of public health. i'm with you on the importance of traumatic-informed care and the science of frawm-informed care. i think what -- trauma-informed care so you're doing is bold, i see what you're doing that leads you in terms of strength-based probes so soon orr later maybe we can push or nudge the title of this initiative from traumatic-focused to resilient-based initiative. then i have two small questions. >> a comment that we definitely -- i completely agree with you. throughout the training, the three-hour training, you hear a lot of hope in the curriculum. because we are really telling people, this does not dech you or your patient's tream. we end with a -- patient's trauma. we end with a module on resiliency and recovery. from there, we're bringing in science from the greater good science center around mindfulness, gratitude and how you can embed that in your own personal life and agency. i agree and really, i think the goal is to not even be

commissioner pating, here. commissioner singer, here. commissioner chow, present. commissioner sanchez and commissioner karshmer, present. commissioners, i'm looking at your screens. are your monitors not on? i'm sorry, it person usually does that. on the bottom right corner if you press the button it should pop on. second agenda item is approval of the minutes of april 19, 2016. >> approval of the minutes are before you, a motion is in order. >> second. >> are there any corrections to the minutes? hearing none or seeing none, all those in favor of the minutes please say aye. the minutes have been approved unanimously. >> thank you, commissioners, item 3 is the director's report. >> good afternoon, commissioners. >> yes, please. >> we're so happy to announce that san francisco general hospital and trauma center has officially been licensed and is ready to receive patients. we want to thank all of the people who worked so hard to make this historic mile stoeb possible. i know our ceo is in the audience and just want to let her know how lucky she is to move into a br

government for $700,000 for pate on thetic moments at -- patriotic moments at games. they said they were free add ons for the contracts. >>> my husband is mad about this, he is mad at "action news," he loves the penny arcade at td bank. wendy -- wendy saltzman was on the case and found they were not getting any money. now the bank is saying they are going to shut this down over the terrence for accuracy and there was lower customer demand that played a role in the decision. >>> summer travel plans said bookings are up, aaa is saying 38 million people will travel memorial day that's the most since 2005. and reservations are up 44% for memorial day weekend. if you want to travel get on those plans right now. the dow fell 91 points. this morning, the futures are pointing to a higher open. >>> uber is testing a self driving car on the roads in pittsburgh. there's a trained driver in the car who is monitoring how the equipment works. this is a great story i'm stuck on uber bringing puppies, they brought them over to see you. >>> it was cool. >>> a crook who taunted police

he can't let washington control the pate of the fight -- pace of the fight. washington, give him credit. he is controlling the fight with the jab and the footwork. doing a great job. >> mark: he found the distance and working with the right hand. >> danny: he is comfortable right now. doing what he wants in there. >> gus: the right hand block. him to let his hands go. >> mark: i'm not sure he has the fire power to close the gap. >> danny: mentally he knows he is not a big puncher. he doesn't want to open up and get caught himself with the counter shot. closing moments of the round. >> gus: washington cruising now. >> looking good. good. >> that's good. that's yours. >> great. not wide. make him box. from his mouth to his chest. sit up and breathe. make a box from his mouth to his chest and commit to it. navigate the ring. but he is giving you opportunity. when you find the opportunity >> mark: if you're eddie chambers' trainer what do you tell him? d/b/a -- >> danny: wake up. wake up. be hungry. go out there like a lion. eat the prey. you can't continue -- yo

germane hail accused of melvin pate in 2010. he died from his injuries less than two hours later. prosecutors argue pate was able to identify his shooter before his death by deliberately blinking at a picture of hails. if the judge allows identification into evidence that will be the first time that's happened in maryland. >>> a strict new recommendation out today when it comes to zika prevention. the world health organization is doubling its safe sex recommendation for those traveling abroad. people returning from areas where the virus is prevalent should now follow safe sex practices or accidents for at least eight weeks. tr just for four weeks. experts also say if a couple is planning to have a child and the male partner has zika symptoms, they should follow the advice for six months. >>> security issues being addressed right now ahead of the republican national convention. >> and new accusations against a cincinnati zoo where a gorilla was shot and killed to protect a 4-year-old boy. what an animal rights group said just minutes ago about the zoo's safety and wh o morning noon

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pating, we won't tell your employer. i also want to commend your report. when dr. pating was asking in terms of more detail, certainly the committee that should work with you in terms of areas that you would like to explore a little further, in further depth. we can get that agenda. as we also have regular reports back from the san francisco health network which gives us the overview and then we can select, as you have today, certain areas that you would like to also be able to go further into and remembering also what commissioner singer had proposed, that there be more detail on what might be the criteria for success that are in some of the objectives that you have. i'd like to point out, though, i think that commissioner singer really pointed out a very unique aspect of the city here and also our mix of population that could in fact perhaps go and not necessarily might not even need funding, i suppose with all the innovation going on here, we've got a population which i just added up, probably half of which have a different language than english. and be this has

pate. six officers were initially charged in this.in a mistrial, for william porter. and now the second to face trial, edward nero, he was found not guilty. what does that tell us about what's to come if anything? >> i think a lot of officers are feeling pretty good right now because this was not a strong start for the state. but in the state's defense, this was really not their best case. officer nero was probably the least involved of any of the officers. the case against him rested on the state's theory that simply by arresting freddie gray without probable cause, he committed a crime. and i think the judge had a lot of problem or problems with that theory, and he said so during his questioning of the prosecutors. >> now, there were a few dozen people outside protesting today on what they say is they're concerned about the line of questioning from judge barry williams, not linking that arrest without probable cause to criminal assault. should that have been expected, then, and if so, what do you expect to happen when the driver sta

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commissioner pating, here. commissioner singer, here. commissioner chow, present.r sanchez and commissioner karshmer, present. commissioners, i'm looking at your screens. are your monitors not on? i'm sorry, it person usually does that. on the bottom right corner if you press the button it should pop on. second agenda item is approval of

and cal, you are citing that egypt and greece are par tirs pating in the search operation. but so far, not any search of it. >> you are saying this is sparse places as well. they are remote islands as well. why the greek air force put two c-130s in the air. they want to pinpoint a better location. keep in mind, 37,000 feet. that is cruising altitude. what they want to do, they want to both search the location of which they lost communication. with that aircraft and they also want to search any decent it went into. it would have been a portion of the flight where the plane began its decent. they are going to want to lay both of the scenarios out and search that grid area. and of course, we have been talking about the grid areas when it comes to the malaysian airliner. the good news, this is not the indian ocean this is the mediterranean. there are countries, egypt, libya, israel, iran. >> we are also looking at turkey. which has seen the passing through of tens of thousands of people that have left the syrian civil war and the disaster that has been doing on there and turkey

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now in pate. fancy feast medleys. treats in ontario, california into rivers.t was part of a strong system that shut down part of the busy i-5 free way. the rain came down so hard it caused a 50-foot slab of roof to collapse at a machinery factor there. the workers were not injured. rain is moving through southern california this morning. the rain sent a bigotry crashing down on top -- a big tree crashing down on top of two parked cars in newark, new jersey, the trees took out power lines. i don't think i've heard my name mentioned so many times in my lifetime. gray, gray, gloomy. we need the rain to go away. >> reporter: we have not seen too many uprooted trees because we have not had much wind. because of the the way the ground is right now, how soakd soakd -- soaked and saturated it is, we would have more uprooted trees. we're seeing clouds this morning, it's damp and dreary, we're seeing patchy drizzle and scattered showers. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing it is confined to philadelphia and montgomery counties in southeastern pennsylvania. we'll ma

>>> oo what we heard is they were parptis pating fully with the doj process. some questioned if he had partisan motives he started running this in the investigation at a parallel track. hillary clinton answered many questions. her aids sat down with the department of justice. >> it is the investigation she participated in. have a greated day. we will talk to you real soon. >>> the time is 19 minutes after the top of the hour. we are not dead yet. cutting off benefits to veterans that they were deceased when they were very much alive. >> a fearless little boy fights off two masked men with a fluffy toy. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. ♪ [crowd cheeri

now in pate. fancy feast medleys.owerball jackpot. >>> seems like we're betting the odds in the weather department. we're not calling for a day long deluge. a live look at the commodor barry bridge out there. it's gloomy and gray out there. >>> outside to chris sowers in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. we are used to this, but there's sunshine on the way. >> reporter: we will, i put the umbrella away, the showers have pulled through. seeing downpours in northwestern burlington county, everybody else is drying out. 53 in philadelphia. allentown, 352. millville, 352. on the boards in atlantic city, 54 degrees, this is the last downpour in northwestern burlington county trenton, mount holly northward through willingboro reporting moderate to heavy rain. look how quickly this is moving. this is a 15 minute time lapse from philadelphia into northwestern burlington county. that's 15 minutes worth of data. this thing is races off to the east. zooming into wrightstown, georgetown reporting heavy rains, browns mi

on friday donald trump will have his cam pate stops in fresno. we have more go. to our decision 2016 section. you'll find out why house speaker paul ryan won't give a time line on a possible endorsement for donald trump. >>> an unsettling discovery in the bay. a human torso found washed up on the rocks in west oakland. i want zwloi where the body was found this afternoon off burma road near the eastern span of the bridge. pete suratos has more. what have they found? >> a person in the area was having lunch, taking a picture and they stumbled across the headless torso right over here where you're looking on the rocks and investigators are trying to determine how the body got there in the first place. oakland police examining what's left of a human body found washed onto rocks in the bay bridge. >> there's many currents that could carry a torso from other areas within the bay. >> the torso was found just off of burma road by someone who was taking pictures during their lunch break. they believe it's of a young male. it appears it may have been in the water for a lo

attorney paige pate joining us this morning.his declaration from the doj that this is illegal. the assembly, speaker of the state assembly says this was a duly passed law and the deadline will come and go. why is it being considered illegal. >> a political conflict about this law for a long time and now we have a direct legal conflict. the department of justice is saying this law as is currently written conflicts with title 7, title 9, violence against women. when federal dollars go into a state, the feds are obligated to make sure the money is not used in a discriminatory manner so the department of justice is saying by this law, and all of your state school system, if you require the use of bathrooms as written in this particular state law, you are violating federal, civil rights. >> so they've set the deadline for tomorrow. the speaker of the state assembly a said there will not be a response. if there is not a response, then what? >> i think it is clear from the letter that the department of justice will take it to court. we

he can't let washington control the pate of the fight -- pace of the fight. washington, give him credit. he is controlling the fight with the jab and the footwork. doing a great job. >> mark: he found the distance and working with the right hand. >> danny: he is comfortable right now. doing what he wants in there. >> gus: the right hand block. in chambers' corner, begging him to let his hands go. the fire power to close the gap. >> danny: mentally he knows he is not a big puncher. he doesn't want to open up and get caught himself with the counter shot. closing moments of the round. >> gus: washington cruising now. >> looking good. good. >> that's good. that's yours. >> great. not wide. make him box. from his mouth to his chest. sit up and breathe. make a box from his mouth to his chest and commit to it. navigate the ring. but he is giving you opportunity. when you find the opportunity give me the hard one-two down the middle. >> mark: chambers' trainer what do you tell him? d/b/a -- >> danny: wake up. wake up. be hungry. go out there like a lion. eat the prey

prosecutors argue pate could identify his shooter before his death by deliberately blipging at a picturele. if the judge allows the identification into evidence, it will be a first in maryland. >>> and today the virginia trial of andrew schmuhl continues. the last thing the jury saw before the holiday was video of schmuhl's wife in a herndon gun store buying a taser that was used in the three hour attack on the couple. defense his wife's order and was too medicated to be held accountable. >>> a man's death could become a homicide investigation in the day ahead. montgomery county police say it appeared he fell from a balcony in rockville. they found his body next to a complex on old georgetown road around 5:30 last night. investigators say no witnesses have come forward to say whether this was an accident or intentional act. >>> now to a story you'll see only on news 4. our cameras captured a life saving moment in the middle of the street. yesterday evening a man had a medical emergency at 11th street northwest near rhode island avenue. a fellow driver pull that had man out of the car whe

julie pate, the white house correspondent for the associated press, jonathan martin, the continue for the "new york times." and michael reski. you can say to the camera, these claims are all false. but still i wonder if it sticks in the minds of people and they think it's true. >> i think our role is clear, our role is to state what's true. so for example, we did a story earlier this week that actually tried to assemble as many of these conspiracy theorys that we could that trump has passed along or propagated and d. it's more about debunking the conspiracy theories because many of them have been around for years and we'll never settle some of these arguments. but the real issue is that by bringing them up again he's targeting them up against hillary clinton because they're all conspiracy theories that in one way or another involves the clintons or other democrats. and hillary clinton said she was going to get to the bottom of whether aliens have visited the earth. but what trump is doing is propagating disproving or at least heavily debunked conspiracy theories in an effort to discre

this is the 7th year the program which has seen 50 student par pis pate half went on to work for our department. we talk in our strategic plan focus on work force development and this is work force development and career pathways at work in this program. each year i'm amazed at the injewnuity and passion coming from the student in the program. there are they are certainly the recreation supervisor, analyst manager and general managers of tomorrow. i want to thank you eric [inaudible] and all the san francisco state professors for their partnership in the program. it isn't easy to make sure this is a meaningful and educational program. i want to thank jennifer gee and bob pulosity. i don't know if they are here today. there is jennifer. jennifer is moving on to a even bigger role in our department perhaps nothing is as poignant as the work with the san francisco state inturns. she is the glue of the internship program and does a absolutely amazing job. each of the 12 interns was responsible for developing and completing a project that sought to improve upon a department function or so

of him having guinness and poe pate tos on st.atrick's day. >> he's got an uphill battle here. >> he has a huge uphill battle, david. that's one of his biggest vulnerability. he can't win this election today with those things. he has to figure out a way to fix the support among hispanics as well as fix his support among women >> let's bring in cecilia vega who covers the clinton campaign. did we get a window into clinton's tragedy using his words and showing america what he said 24 hours earlier. >> she said -- they're going to be deported right after he said hispanics. you're really see the campaign use his own words against him and aide tweeted there is literally no end of the possibilities given how he spent the last ten months. we will remind voters of that daily. that is what we'll see from the rallies when she talks about donald trump. she uses his own words and republicans' own words against him and now there's a flurry of videos. you know, one aide said we're not going to chase him into the gutter but it is a fine line bet

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ryan believed he knew the difference between right and wrong but he believes he was incas pating her to keep himself from being killed. this afternoon we heard doctor for the prosecution countering the claims of dr. ryan. he believes that steven briel was sane in the murder of grace mann. we are following the trial closely and will bring you updates on later editions of abc7 news. in fredericksburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: all right, jeff. thank you very much. another gray day. a little bit of a chance for rain out there. we have seen this all week. michelle: in case you are keeping track, we are talking now a full week each day for the past seven we have seen some rain. big question now. will showers affect your ride home again? chief meteorologist doug hill now with the forecast. doug? doug: yes. back to you. we're stuck in this pattern now. the showers are not nearly as numerous as yes scattered around the area now. north of winchester to hagerstown. farther south to the foothills. then south of fredericksburg through caroline county. showers and thunderstorms will dri

he can't let washington control the pate of the fight -- pace of the fight. washington, give him credit. he is controlling the fight with the jab and the footwork. doing a great job. >> mark: he found the distance and working with the right hand. >> danny: he is comfortable right now. doing what he wants in there. >> gus: the right hand block. in chambers' corner, begging him to let his hands go. >> mark: i'm not sure he has the fire power to close the gap. >> danny: mentally he knows he is not a big puncher. he doesn't want to open up and get caught himself with the counter shot. closing moments of the round. >> gus: washington cruising now. >> looking good. good. >> that's good. that's yours. >> great. not wide. make him box. from his mouth to his chest. sit up and breathe. make a box from his mouth to his chest and commit to it. navigate the ring. but he is giving you opportunity. when you find the opportunity give me the hard one-two down the middle. >> mark: if you're eddie chambers' trainer what do you tell him? d/b/a -- >> danny: wake up. wake up. be h

the sense of authority has been disip pated and when you lose that sense of authority, somebody in chargehat you get. >> you know, the administration says there is no evidence. there is no evidence tieing this spike in the murder rate to anything they have done in cracking down on police departments. they say as a second point, the police departments say they deserved it. >> deserving it is a second argument. but when they say there is no evidence, they're imp plying it's a coincidence you get these spikes in cities like baltimore, where we know we have had the mayor telling the police to stand down in the middel of a riot? that, i think has an effect on the first, on the bad guys in the city who want to do damage, a sense this is nobody in charge and second, why do you want to risk everything? your life is on the line every morning you go to work. you want to make it more dangerous and have less protection behind you? political protection. legal protection by going into situations you can just ignore or back away from. >> to what extent is this attributable -- including we saw that in ch

melvin pate identified hails by blinking at a police photo lineup.e died in 2012 and the case has gone through a series of hearings and appeals. maryland's court of appeals say be admissible in court. >> you may be astonished to hear how many mistakes are made in medical billing. they finder rors of 75% of medicare claims. olivia sterns has been looking into this. she talked with a new mom who was billed for two different deliveries for one baby. >> that was around $11,000. >> $11,000? >> yes. >> the anesthesia. >> it was for both the vaginal delivery and the cesarean. >> but you only had one delivery. >> right. i only had one baby. >> tonight on "nightly news" at 7:00, olivia sterns where you can turn when you have a medical billing mistake. >>> a gorilla had to be put down at the zoo. why some folks want the federal government to get involved after a child fell into the animal's enclosu enclosure. >> and if you haven't heard by now, it's about to get more expensive for you to park in some parts of d.c. going to cost you a bit more to go out. >>> co

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the blue cross broad street run or is this just something you have to register and you can parities pate. >> reporter: you do to have register. the thing is they had more than 50,000 people try to get participate in this race but, of course, the race has a cut off at 40,000. but you know, because of the rainy was told by race organizers that 4,000 people did not show up to pick up their bibs. so i'm sure there is a lot of people who didn't make it through, that they will be upset that they didn't get a chance to race and run this broad street run. it is one of the most popular races in the the city in large part because you don't have to be an experienced runner to participate. you can train in just a few weeks or most people do that and then they participate and they just, they just, it is a big community thing. one of the things i want to mention is over the past several years, over three million-dollar has been raised for cancer, the american cancer society has a thousand runners. oh, there it is, there they go, it kicked off, as you you can see, they are running, going, go ahead. the

there is a face of change, if they want change, to go out and vote, and parities pate. >> reporter: you can tell there is excitement, folks did not sleep and they began gathering here right here near the river line train stops before 6:00 o'clock this morning. they left, right before 6:30 and headed down to new brunswick. 350 rutgers camden students all together will join the other students from across rutgers university campus, for 12:30 commencement speech. this is the 23rd commencement speech that president obama will be making, last week he spoke at howard, he will also close it the out for his 24th and final speech when he speaks to the air force academy lots of excitement, for those rutgers university camden students will be graduating wednesday and thursday, of this week, live from camden, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> excitement indeed, thanks, cherri. >>> also happening today, vice-president joe biden and donald trump are both expected to attend the university of pennsylvania graduation. biden's granddaughter niomi and trump's daughter tiffany