to peer car rental.achusetts there are 50 participants renting out to 1,000 borrowers. >> they make about $250 in pocket and we have seen it go up to $600 a month. >> similar comes like spry and getaround. >> basically with car sharing it's been taking off for the past ten years. zip cars led the way for that but it was quite limited to geography so if you go peer to peer way you can have a lot more cars available. >> these start-ups is taking advantage of a change in the law that allows to rent cars for a few hours or a few days. >> we see cars as low as $3 up to $15 an hour. >> owners are no on the hook for damages. rental companies pick up the insurance coverage. >> in california, using your car for a personal car sharing, it has no effect on your existing insurance policies. >> there is no risk to the owners. they have insurance and they are completely covered during the rental period. >> these peer to peer auto rental companies to unlock the cars. the companies can install devices that enable the ca

it helps them understand what their younger peers may be going k> >> we brought peer leadership to theh grade because we are- seeing a lot of incidents of real serious mental health issues and social issues, starting much younger. i think the kids respond to it really well because it's coming from a peer, someone who's older than them, but not that much older than them.t and the seniors are guided by k 5j#97 members. and we teach them how to write lesson plans, what to look for in mental health and substance abuse. >> i chose to be a peer leader because when i took the program felt connected to what it had to teen is depressed, i asked ms. cobylinski, "who should the teen talk to first62 uákto have an open k dialogue with their parents. but in some cases, the parents are a source of the depression understanding parents, kids may feel too ashamed to speak up. 3z you have a problem and to have to approach someone to get help when you want to fix things yourself. you can't always help yourself.. >> you know how jake is. he can be chillin' and really cool.1 but sometimes, you say something

peer to peer lending between you invest directly with an individual there.iddle man, no banks. just an internet company to facilitate the transaction. for a long time, nancy parker dreamed of opening a motorcycle shop with her husband. >> sometimes you kind of get comfortable in jobs and don't think about that bucket list item you wanted to do. >> and the recession hit, she thought it's the perfect time to start the business. she needed to quickly get a loan. she turned to peer to peer lending. >> olden days, small banks loaned to mom and pop shops, this is a modern day small bank, which is in the interweb autos peer to peer or person to person internet sigs like lending club take out the middle man, bank or other financial institution, expeediting the process. and individuals like you can choose to invest as little as $25 or as much as $30,000. >> i wrote an essay of why i needed the loan kind of from background on the business. >> in 13 days nancy raised $20,000 from 225 anonymous investors from hawaii to rhode island. and scott sandborn is the chief marke

i can divert to peer court. sometimes the district is compelled to spend and refer for expulsion. >> i do want to say. this is a bad budget year. i have been told all the things to cut. i am committed. i want to cry. all the things we fund are held up as models and i am committed to the next year's children's club. it has to be our coming together. it's a 2-way street. it's the school district embracing the community. it's really going to take resources and i think the superintendent is correct, resources. we could do better. we could be better partners to end on a mundane note. one of the core successes of a community school is a single point of entry. someone's job is the resource coordinator. that's one of the first things that i am considering funding. having a point that really welcomes the community. >> thank you and so due to time, i would like to take one more remark from doctor wenz. >> in regards to the funding for social emotional learning. when you look at kids who are expelled or expended from schoo

the two issues that you really see are peer support and in-home care. it's peer support because you must build the network of veterans, how they felt like they were in the service. you must have your brothers in arms, you must have your fellow service members standing beside you to overcome stigma, to get through this and to feel that camaraderie that you once felt. and you must get in the home. because pulling a veteran out of home, treating them, and then putting them back in their home is treating a very small portion of the problem. we recognize that consumers in our system often would really be able to provide support to their peers. yet, there really wasn't a mechanism to do that. we decided to start a recovery support institute to train and certify persons who had been through treatment in our system, that then could come out as certified recovery support specialists and work at our providers and provide services. hope stands for helping ourselves pursue enrichment, and we're a recovery, wellness, and reintegration center. we currently have a vol

he was not recognized, no peer review. if that happened today, if that was submitted by a maverick scientist today, it would go right in the trash can and we wouldn't get any review, is that true or false? >> true. >> isn't that a horrible state of affairs? >> but the specialization is so great now that you can't do this science. >> there's a way out, is there not? what's the way out? to argue that there will be another einstein. >> you can clone him. >> clone einstein? >> from the brain. >> no, that's not the way out. it's interesting, i hadn't thought of that. >> what's the other one? >> the net. the internet. the internet, you don't need any peer review. you get out there and sooner or later, i think we'll produce another einstein. i think the odds are not great that we will, but i think we will. >> the problem there is separating. >> it will emerge. >> possibly. >> i want to take note that once israel was founded, he was a supporter of israel. >> that's absolutely right. >> whether he feared nationalistic tendencies br

of peer support services so important? the most important part in there is because, being a veteran, you can understand another veteran, because you've been there, you're going through these things as well: the operations, deployment tempos, and that sort of thing, the operational picture of everything. you've been there, done that, so to speak, as we always know. so by providing myself and making myself available to veteran organizations, anybody that deals with veterans -either active or reserve or haven't, you know, under the va system- then that helps out. it just supplements the help that they are already getting, you know, through treatment and so forth, to go ahead and relate, to bring that component of compassion and understanding, let them know that there's something we can do, there's hope. i want to go back and talk about a little bit on the issue of homelessness. now, we see post-traumatic stress disorder, we see alcoholism, we see other substance use disorders, and then you also see depression and other mental

airstrikes the move comes or despite berlin and never originally backing the operation some suggest peer pressure has caused a shift in position as i think are going to go to school reports berlin's attempt to have its cake and eat it too may not be proving successful. with more bombs wanted just over one hundred days of airstrikes and with just over two thousand bombs dropped by nato allies on libya the mission has run into an expected problem a lack of sales to drop where there is demand there is the lie and this is their only has agreed to provide the much needed around the nation variously berlin house of from voting in favor of the u.n. security council resolution on libya and move that surprised some and good others but it may now be backing out of it this isn't the germans may not want to participate but are they have decided that the position does not preclude them actually supplying weapons in this case or assistance some believe germany is under pressure from other nato members particularly the united states france and the u.k. to take a more active part in the libyan campaign

that little two year old girl caylee who died three years ago was found not guilty by a jury of her peers closing the book on a three year long saga it's gripped america there are some of the reactions of people around the country to the verdict. i'm shocked and i'm absolutely shocked. first and i think the whole family is. i think she got away with it at least. manslaughter yes murder i can't be sure but it's a pretty harsh crime it's crazy i thought they'd. just be in a mode there knowing how i would have been and it would never went down i don't think any mother around here really wants you know they're going to be a different state of mind if you lose or something missing if anything even if you save your make believe baby sitter so took the money and you're searching for that person twenty four seventh's it's really sad that this country is that backwards at that at that age you know the lady is guilty as the day is low. the visceral outrage across america this trial is telling and it begs the question how is it the millions of people across america who are so ready to kick this flic

guilty of murder yesterday in my daily take i'll tell you who else needs to be facing a jury of their peers out of this national stretch is over. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions it's going to get through it if you need me who can you trust no one who is human view with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. in our commercial air travel nightmare news last friday a miami woman was kicked off a u.s. airways flight in philadelphia right before it was about to take off why because she took a picture with her i phone santa with noticed a u.s. airways employee and you know rude to several customers at the airport as she was boarding a flight intending to write a complaint letter when she got home and would snap a photo of the rude employee's name tag and stored it in her phone however when she boarded the plane that very same employee came aboard too and demanded that she delete the photo which it with did but that's not all u.s. airways employed then n

by teenagers through clear communication and education about appropriate ways to manage stress and peer pressure. >> police in contra costa county are investigating seconds shooting in less than a week in a popular hike trail area. and police searched for clues in the incident. investigators say the teens was playing with a stolen gun around midnight sunday, shooting the firearm randomly as they walk add long the trail. and this 14-year-old male victim was part of the group. last wednesday, a 20-year-old man was shot on the same trail and in may, a man wounded in that trail in a gang-related attack. >> the search continues for an autistic 13-year-old boy who went to sleep at home and when his parents woke up, he was gone. and they have been looking for him in a neighborhood where he lives. and his autism makes him difficult to understand when he speaks. he was last seen wearing a black tee shirt and black shorts. >> the fate of the controversial commute taigs of the son of fabian nunez is now in the hands of a judge. state attorney general asked the judge to throw out kaifl complaint fi

love how you feel or your money back. ♪ activia >>> in tonight's health alert, peer pressure can makeou change your mind. it proves it can change your memories, too. participants watched a movie and answered questions about the movie a few days later. they were told that other people disagreed, 68% of the time, people changed their answer and 60% of those changed back after they were told about the trick. >>> when it comes to celebrating the 4th of july or enjoying the summer, there's food, fire and fun in the sun. they can also result in a trip to the emergency room. it's simple, plan ahead and stay healthy. drink water and sip on sports drinks. wash your hands often when preparing meals and put leftovers away as soon as possible. >> refrigerate things often. >> good tip. also, don't forget about too much sun. >>> well, you'll have to pay more for it. you'll have to pay wine from the source and have it shipped -- to your door. >>> i'm meteorologist wyatt everhart at hershey park hershey statue is behind me. >>> wine lovers have to pay more because of a wine tax. you can get your bott

but it's even harder to stick to a weight loss routine when your "peers" are "peering" over your shoulderlthy online.gqbú4d sqican teens are overweight. yet for many teens, being heavy means feeling terribly alone.÷÷q >> i started gaining weight probably when my parents got divorced when i was about 7. and then i got all the way up to about 285 pounds when i was in freshman year of high school. it's like i was overweight and unhappy with myself and the way i looked. i avoided social situations and stuff like that. >> so how did she get from there to here in a year? jackie says losing more than 100 pounds started with a change in attitude. >> in maintaining a healthy lifestyle, you have to keep in mind that it's a mental change, first. it should be you changing your lifestyle, not following a fad or trying to fit into a certain size. you should be trying to be more comfortable with yourself. >> that's where an online community called "fitsmi" enters the picture. it's a website with a toolkit to help teen girls along a journey toward health. linda frankenbach says she created the website b

she worked three times harder than her peers. look at me. the girl i told you about was me. i want to make myself better for myself, my peers, and my family, and to break down the barriers and stereotypes that say i will not and cannot. they need to stop and and now. how are you going to help me? thank you. my name is goya. >> what do we want? summer school. when do we want it? now. what we want? saturday school. when do we want it? now. >> [speaking spanish] >> what do we want? summer school. when do we want it? >> now. >> what do we want? parent engagement. >> i am a parent and grandparent for a child in hillcrest. she said everything in the school system is about a conversation with parents about their children. how can the office of the school and family partnership accomplish this mission if they do not have the staffing need to make things like getting free and reduced lunch? things like calling parents when they are concerned about their children. many things like engaging parents to be part of the school council, and the development of balance school cultures, and su

so peer to peer rental. and look there are sporting goods and tools. all that have stuff.costs 5% of the rental price online is what you pay. and they're going to give you 5% free. >> i hope they bring it back. >> and that is true. >> and cream cheese? >> no. and there is when you can call or you can go to abc 7 news.com. >> not ccn aus no. >>hank you ll b>> and wt ba. having a hard time relocating a 200 pound bear. and new after 6:30 a 16-year-old gits an id saying she's six feet five. but why did it take michael finney to cut her down to size? those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> and he helped her. >> and

let you know what you know so tell peer to. peer a boutique hotel and your like towns. in serbia multis available in the hyatt regency. wealthy british style it's time to buy. the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports. the author most of the russia's was terrific disaster in decades as the bodies of over one hundred people including many children have been recovered from the ball meantime the rescuers continue the search from. the american missile shield over europe remains of the main obstacle in russia u.s. relations with moscow wants illegal guarantees that it won't be targeted. and the eurozone economic crisis deepens. it's downgraded to junk it's a fueling fears the country may need a second about. well why news twenty four seven this is on it's he live. from moscow revelations keep coming about the ill fated a voyage of the sunken pleasure cruise are on the volga river as a former captain says it was technically dead long before sunday's disaster over one hundred people are now officially confirmed dead

and peers 30, 32 would be the team bases and piers 26 and 28 are other supporting uses for the event authority and the media and team partners. pier 19 and 23 would be the same thing. and piers 27 and 29 are the america's cup and to see them lead and would be the start-finish line. since a number of the port locations will be under construction, the focus of the 2012 event are the waterfront. so i will walk through this in a moment. first is marina green and the pre-and post-race announcement and where the boats come in and there will be hospitality functions and there is also space for media operations and per the e.i.r. we are focussing on the most conservative view and it is not clear that the uses will have to be all here. and this is more focused on hospitality for the public and spectator locations and restaurant and food and drink and other facilities as well and likely the same for 2012 and 2013. >> and the displays for spectator enjoyment potentially on water and float iing video screen to broadcast event details and potentially mooring racing vessels for promotion of the ev

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as to count two, the crime of aggravated child abuse, a jury of your peers having found you to be not guilty. the court will adjudge you to be not guilty of the crime contained in count two. as to count three, aggravated manslaughter of a child, a jury of your peers having found you not guilty, i will adjudge you to be not guilty of that count. as to counts four, five, six and seven, providing false information to a law enforcement officer, i will adjudge you to be guilty of those counts. and order that you be fingerprinted in open court at this time. >> greta: casey anthony tears earlier today after the seven women and five men decided the prosecution failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that she is a murderer. a murderer of her child. the verdict saved casey from the possibility of execution by the state of florida. as soon as the judge dismissed the jury, casey and the her defense team hugged and held each other. at one point casey was seen giggling. her parents were noticeably absent. they quickly and quietly left right after the verdict was read. likewise, 12 unidentified ju

we had an unprecedented level of the peer review, and that pretty much totally exhausted its. supervisor chu: thank you. ok, colleagues, and interested in hearing your point about. given that the budget does assume a certain level of revenue, having made investments in positions, i think that is something we should consider, if we were to look at the impact on our revenue numbers, but should we take these cuts? i do think with regard to our supervisor wrote -- supervisory position, i would be willing to support the continuation of that position. what i would say though is, given the budget analyst has recommended the later hiring date of some of these positions, i would definitely agree with that. i do not think there is any way we would get anybody in those positions by the july 1st