i am patty lee and i was look to introduce my comc. >> good morning. my name is maurice. one of the interesting things to note is the collaborative came apart from the meetings and get togethers. this is important for stake holders and it works. >> i have a few housekeeping measures. i want everybody to take notice to the emergency exits. we are asking that everybody please sit down if you can because you would be blocking the emergency exit. men's room is on the first floor. it's closed on this floor. we are asking that everybody including our panelist to remember turn off your black berries, pagers and phones. at this time, i am very honored and proud to introduce jeff adachi. >> thank you very much. and welcome to the 5th annual public defender's juvenile summit. i was thinking this morning. 5 years. maybe we will not need this because we will have justice for youth. until that time, we will continue to meet and talk and create action. this is the theme of today's summit. creating an action plan that will result in the changes that we're talking about today and the inn

. >>> ktvu's patti lee is at the boys and girls club with steps that police took today. >> reporter: investigators combed this building for evidence, specifically this bathroom for evidence related to the assault charges. but as of late this afternoon, there were no charges stemming from this investigation. oakland investigators collected evidence from the boys & girls club on international boulevard this morning. after a 7-year-old boy alleged he was sexually assaulted by a group of boys all under the age of 12 in the bathroom last night. >> our hearts certainly go out to the young person at the center of this and to his family. >> reporter: the oakland boys and girls club is conducting its own investigation. its president calls the investigation the first blemish on the constitution. >> we are certainly going to conduct a full investigation in order to get to the bottom of this incident. >> i'm really, really confused and upset. sad for the situation. >> reporter: near by residents and parents who rely on the club say they are torn about how to react to the allegations. laura duval

patty lee is live to explain how food has become a wedge issue. >>> that's right. owners are crying foul about this new source of competition, which they say was introduced at a time they can least afford it. in this parking lot in downtown santa rosa, gourmet truck vendors cater to the lunch crowd. >> we endure a lot downtown and it's a nice change of pace to eat outside. >> reporter: munch monday is an eight week experimental program run out of the economic development office. >> it's been well received by people who want this kind of food. >> reporter: over the past five weeks as the popularity of the event grew, so did the discontent of the restaurants. >> their basic concern is competition and pulling from their sit down customers. >> reporter: but nina says this feud isn't just about fighting over scraps. >> not everyone can afford it right now and have a three course meal. >> reporter: this is about fair play. he questions why the city isn't charging them rent, a perk not afforded to restaurant owners. >> i don't see it that way. i don't think we're taking b

new at 10 ktvu's patty lee joins us now where kenneth chin was last seen. patty? >> reporter: well, this neighborhood is on the lookout for kenneth chin. flyers like this one are on every business in this block. they have been distributed by police and by chin's caretakers who reported him missing on thursday. >> if anyone has seen kenneth chin, if you would kindly call 911. >> reporter: she runs the assisted living facility where kenneth chin lives and has been passing out this flyer to residents and nearby businesses since thursday afternoon. >> he was supposed to be home from the senior's center around 3:00. he hadn't been home yet so i called to see what was going on. and they said he was dropped off. and he wasn't brought to us. he went delivered hand-to-hand to us. >> at golden gate park today, an estimated 40 volunteers responded to the san francisco police department's call for mutual aid. eight search and rescue dogs paced sections of the park closest to chin's home at 35th and balboa. >> there are so many crevices and holes and places that are really ful

patty lee, marsy and to my mother. for the time i was in the youth authority, djj. you know, i learned a lot because when i got into the situation, when i went throughout the situation at the age of 16. i didn't think i was going to get out of that situation. my mother was always there for me, number one. i didn't see that before i got into the situation. for the youths that don't see it yet, your parents are for the most part always there for you. sometimes you don't see it. sometimes it takes something dramatic. i stay positive instead of being negative. the number one thing that i can say over all, because i'm not going to stand up here and preach. the can say that when you do something, be dedicated and if it's not beneficial. it's detrimental. if you don't know what that means, go look it up. it took me a long time. but i'm here. i want to thank god. there's numerous names. it's man, i'm here and i want to thank everybody who supported me going through what i was going through. music is my passion. i sing. until you see the youth performing here today. express

reporting live in walnut creek, patti lee. >>> a two -month-old boy has been declared brain dead and taken off life support. his father confessed to punching the baby in the face tuesday night in an effort to make him stop crying. sigifredo lua is charged with abuse. lua is being held on $1.1 billion bail at the contra costa county jail in martinez. >>> we're now just about two or three minutes before air force one touches down. we'll show that to you live momentarily. >>> a warehouse store getting into the bridal business. which one and what you can get there. >>> and we have new information about california homes, what the new median price is and what's selling. >>> the on again off again air fare hike. one airline headached fares then took it back. -- one airline hiked fares then took it back. what that triggered within airlines. >>> the median price for a california home dropped more than 3% last month from $247,000 to 239,000. that's according to new figures out from dataquick. the number of sales sold dropped. a number of those home sales were bank owned. >>> top executives fro

patti lee has the story. >> reporter: all afternoon people have been stopping to pay their respects to the two teenage boys who's raft was discovered near by. the gear used by contra costa county swift water rescue and recovery team is still drying onlines. a tragic reminder of saturday's efforts. >> it's difficult. most of the guys here are dads themselves. >> reporter: the community is struggling to cope with the deaths of gavin powell. >> it's hard. i keep waiting for someone to say it was a mistake, it was somebody else. >> i don't think a week went by that i haven't seen either of them. >> reporter: eden harris showed us the art work that matt and gavin created on their free time as well as the hundreds of facebook messages that were posted by friends and family in the past 24 hours. >> a help, a little help, some people need that sense of community, some people have to deal with it alone. >> reporter: to help students cope with the loss, there will be a mourning circle and counselors available tomorrow. >> it's hard to cope with it. we really don't understand what happened and th

katsuyama is live in the sierra and meteorologist has the latest forecast track, but start with patty lee. >> we've been covering damage here in the north bay all day, and required us to be in the pouring rain for the past 2 hours, but as miserable as this looks, it's the wind causing the most problem. >> the sound and site of sparksm wires alarmed residents off this drive. >> i saw the lights flickering d i better come out and check it, and then i saw the arc. >> the fire department monitorel pg&e crews could come by. >> right now gust of 30 miles an hour. >> as early as 2:00 in the afternoon, winds kept fire crews at the ready. >> we've had one call for a tree down on the road way. >> wind caused serious problems in santa rosa and, gusts up to 30 miles an hour sent this tree and the shut down turned the highway into a parking lot. >> it has the potential to be by because there's trees coming down, wires down, that's pretty much what we're looking at. the rain not so much a factor. >> but in forestville, cars wero drive through several inches of water. and that rain arrived in ma rin aro

they say a pile of programs sponsored by the city give the trucks an unfair advantage as patty lee reports. >> in this parking lot, truck vr to the lunch crowd. >> it's kind of a nice change of pace to eat outside and kind of fun. >> an eight-week program run oue developmental office. >> it's well received by peoplet this kind of food. >> but over the past five weekss a popularity of the event grew, so did the discontent of nearby restaurants. >> there's concern is competitim their sit-down customers. >> but bistro says that this fod isn't just about fighting over scraps. >> not everyone can afford it ia bad economy, and have three meals. >> he says this is about fair py , and wondering why they're not charging them rent, a perk not afforded to restaurant owners. >> i don't see it that way. >> she believes the feud is lesf a turf war than battle between old and new ways of doing business, and everyone needs to adapt to survive. >> i understand where the othere like that's not fair, but you know, competition breeds envision. >> change are already underway.e process of forming an association

reporting live in oakland, patti lee, ktvu news. >>> albany police say they have arrested a suspect in the groping attacks of several women, thomas glover is charged. potter says the suspect would approach women on the greenway or another path way, ask them a question then grab their breasts. the assaults started last september, the last one was in november. >>> the owner of a palo alto hooka bar was found guilty in the death of his girlfriend. 37-year-old paul zumath killed his girlfriend 29-year-old real estate agent shipsey. prosecutors say that zumath has a history of domestic violence. >>> according to the labor department, the number of americans filing first time claims for unemployment insurance dropped by 36,000 in the first week of february. that is more than economists forecasts and it is the lowest level since july of 2008. it wasn't all good news though, the figures also showed the number of people collecting extended payments has increased. >>> in washington today, house minority leader nancy pelosi pushed for funds to rebuild the nation's infrastructure. pelosi is moving

patti lee spoke to some of the boy's friends. >> reporter: friends described them as adventurous but responsible, and this rafting trip had been planned for months. >> reporter: his friend, 16- year-old matthew miller had similar diverse interests. a track star who was also in the model un. >> matt was a great artist. totally amazing. cal was just one of the nicest people you would ever meet. doesn't seem fair. >> reporter: this community is struggling to deal with the death of these talented teenagers while lending support to their grieving families. >> i can hardly brief thinking of what they were going to. >> reporter: the teenagers went rafting. by 1:00 a.m. sunday morning the byes were reported missing by their frantic families. by 1:30 this afternoon the rafts and bodies of the boys had been located in three different areas. >> that's where they would have cast off. >> reporter: aden harris, gavin's oldest friend tells us that the rafting trip had been planned for months, after they found an old raft in their garage. >> i helped them plan a route. they do all kinds of stuff lik

patty lee is live at the scene where she's been trying to develop information about exactly what happened, patty? >> reporter: we are live at coke on avenue, the crime lab arrived a half an hour ago and the coroner arrived in the past few minutes. officers take photos of the 40- plus pieces of evidence littered across corcoran avenue. according to police, this is where a chase that started at 4:30 this afternoon ended abruptly, after the suspect driving this black bmw got out of the car and pulled a gun, which police say they have recovered. >> i heard ten shots, real fast, rapid. like boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: nearby residents who gathered for bingo night say the shooting is unnerving, even more so given a helicopter with a spotlight has been riding overhead most of the evening. >> don't know what was going on. we were not even going to play bingo unless we kept the doors locked. >> i lock the doors in the house, you know, and make sure. we came over for bingo and left lights on just to make sure nobody is going to come in our house. >> reporter: vallejo police have yet to explain w

patty lee is live at the scene where she's been trying to develop information about exactly what happened, patty? >> reporter: we are live at coke on avenue, the crime lab arrived a half an hour ago and the coroner arrived in the past few minutes. officers take photos of the 40- plus pieces of evidence littered across corcoran avenue. according to police, this is where a chase that started at 4:30 this afternoon ended abruptly, after the suspect driving this black bmw got out of the car and pulled a gun, which police say they have recovered. >> i heard ten shots, real fast, rapid. like boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: nearby residents who gathered for bingo night say the shooting is unnerving, even more so given a helicopter with a spotlight has been riding overhead most of the evening. >> don't know what was going on. we were not even going to play bingo unless we kept the doors locked. >> i lock the doors in the house, you know, and make sure. we came over for bingo and left lights on just to make sure nobody is going to come in our house. >> reporter: vallejo police have yet to explain w

it's a pilot program and as patty lee reports, the restaurants say it couldn't come at a worse time.> reporter: in this parking lot in downtown santa rosa. gourmet truck vendors cater to the lunch crowd. >> we endorse a lot downtown. it's kind of a nice change of pace to eat outside and kind of i fun. >> reporter: an 8-week program. >> it's been very well-received by people who want this kind of food. >> reporter: but over the past five weeks as the popularity grew, so did the discontent. >> their basic concern is competition, pulling from their sit-down customers. >> reporter: but rendezvous bistro says this isn't just about fighting over scraps. >> not everybody can afford to sit and have a three-course meal. >> reporter: he says this is about fair play. a perk not afforded to restaurant owners. >> i don't see it that way. i don't think we're taking business away from the restaurants. >> reporter: this truck vendor says she believes the feud is less of a turf war than a battle between old and new ways of doing business and everyone needs to adapt to survive. >> i do understand wher

it's a pilot program and as patty lee reports, the restaurants say it couldn't come at a worse time. >> reporter: in this parking lot in downtown santa rosa. gourmet truck vendors cater to the lunch crowd. >> we endorse a lot downtown. it's kind of a nice change of pace to eat outside and kind of i fun. >> reporter: an 8-week program. >> it's been very well-received by people who want this kind of food. >> reporter: but over the past five weeks as the popularity grew, so did the discontent. >> their basic concern is competition, pulling from their sit-down customers. >> reporter: but rendezvous bistro says this isn't just about fighting over scraps. >> not everybody can afford to sit and have a three-course meal. >> reporter: he says this is about fair play. a perk not afforded to restaurant owners. >> i don't see it that way. i don't think we're taking business away from the restaurants. >> reporter: this truck vendor says she believes the feud is less of a turf war than a battle between old and new ways of doing business and everyone needs to adapt to survive. >> i do understand wh

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patty: filing for social secury online, is so easy a beatnik can do it. with his laptop. in any malt shop! >> welcome to "culture wire." i'm here with james lee, and exhibiting artist, and we will have a chat today about the body of work you are presenting. after you left the military, what prompted you to go back to a place where the u.s. is engaged in military action? >> it is interesting. the population of afghanistan is around 29 million, and there's probably no more than 80,000 u.s. soldiers serving in afghanistan right now, but if you look at the stories that come out, you think the numbers are completely reversed. all the stories are about americans, and you see almost no images of stories about the afghan people themselves, so if you look at the dominant representational paradigm uc today, it is all about foreign soldiers. my idea was to try incurred counted to that a popularized narrative and focus on images and stories that really reflect that lived experience of conflict through the eyes of the afghan people. >> you are exhibiting with three other photographers. it is true all three of them have really focused in the areas where a