patients like renee mosher. i met her last year, she had an aggressive form of ovarian cancer and couldn't get the chemotherapy medication she desperately needed. >> you know, you feel like you're in a fight with one hand tied behind your back. we just at the time said let's go with what we have and see what happens. and the cancer pretty rapidly recurred. >> that was just this past november. and renee, unfortunately, did pass away. she never was able to get another dose of doxil. her can specialist and renee's twodaughters, michelle and nicole, join me now. i'm so sorry for your loss. you know, i talked a lot about your mom, michelle, after that program because i thought a lot about that. can you -- can you tell me a little -- was she able to get any other treatment after that? >> she did. she was on another form of chemotherapy. but it didn't work like they had expected it to. she had some complications from that chemotherapy and got sicker and sicker. and then she went into hospice care about a month ago. >>

you know, renee lived with this disease almost six years. she got to go on a boat trip with her family. got to go to the wedding in the bahamas. these are important things. and this drug is the best drug available in that setting. we can't get it, it's frustrating. not only does it interrupt treatment for patients, but you know, we have other drugs that are being investigated for approval in this country. and a big research protocol got put on hold for almost a year and a half because of the shortage. >> i want you all to stick around. i'm going to bring in dr. sandy queiter, deputy of the fda center for research office for new drugs. thanks for joining us. you've been listening in on this conversation. i assume it's not the first time you've heard a conversation like this. renee mosher, she was here last november. she couldn't get the medication she needed, doxil. she passed away. her oncologist think it's in part because of not getting that medication. people say this problem is getting worse. the shortages won't be resolved for some time

renee foose is the new superintendent of howard county public schools. as the first female superintendent, he is is -- she is already blazing a trail. >> reporter: dr. renee foose is the new superintendent for howard county public schools. she even hasn't had time to unpack boxes. she has a plan to make students ready for college in the global economy. >> howard county is a great school system. certainly my goal is to take that greatness to the next level, make sure we have a world class education. >> reporter: dr. foose didn't travel far she was the deputy superintendent for baltimore county schools and also worked with montgomery county schools. her plan include has world class education for every child, building trust, workforce engagement with the community, better technology in the classrooms and offering solid business practices and eliminating waste to have an feather system -- efficient system. dr. foose said it's time to take education to the next level. >> want to make sure that we are prepared so we're on course. >> reporter: dr. foose has a s

i want to ask if either staff or renee in particular has any closing thoughts. and then maybe some subset of us, not to violate the brown act, can have a conversation in the hallway or in another forum that's a little bit more friendly, i think than this room. >> not a quorum. >> not a quorum. >> i have to go. pardon me. i thought we were going to be out. >> it means that the quorum is -- >> ok. so let's adjourn the meeting. >> we will adjourn the meeting. >> thank you. >> ok. thank you, everyone. we will adjourn the meeting. but then we can continue informally. >> informally. >> we might be able to continue just discussing, you have no ability to make any changes or anything as a body. >> i might recommend just some closing statements either from staff or renee and then i think we can leave this structure. >> i have one minute of comments. steve worth on department staff, thank you all for being here for this presentation. i work in the central corridor plan. i just want to speak on behalf that i regret that all the 18 months' work we've only been able to prese

in the interview, rene secretan said they bought vincent drinks at the ravoux inn, and teased him and put salt in his coffee and chuckled when he spit it up. they put a snake in his paint box and he almost blacked out. >> safer: but vincent, as always, was desperate for company, and tagged along as the teenagers did what young people do down by the river. >> naifeh: one of the many ways to taunt him was to kiss and caress their girlfriends in front of him here along the riverbank. and in some cases, they had the girls go over to vincent and pretend to seduce him, and he felt incredibly uncomfortable... >> safer: it was really tormenting. >> naifeh: he knew that it wasn't genuine. he knew that they were just being put up to this and that they were laughing at him. >> safer: another piece of the puzzle came from the louvre in paris, where the authors found this untitled sketch by vincent. they believe it actually shows rene secretan, decked out as buffalo bill, whose wild west show was a major hit in paris just the year before. >> naifeh: rene was running around auvers in a rodeo cowboy

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patients like renee mosher.et her last year, she had an aggressive form of ovarian cancer and couldn't get the chemotherapy medication she desperately needed. >> you know, you feel like you're in a fight with one hand tied behind your back. we just at the time said let's go with what we have and see what happens. and the cancer pretty rapidly recurred. >> that was just this past november. and renee, unfortunately, did pass away. she never was able to get another dose of doxil. her can specialist and renee's two daughters, michelle and nicole, join me now. i'm so sorry for your loss. you know, i talked a lot about your mom, michelle, after that program because i thought a lot about that. can you -- can you tell me a little -- was she able to get any other treatment after that? >> she did. she was on another form of chemotherapy. but it didn't work like they had expected it to. she had some complications from that chemotherapy and got sicker and sicker. and then she went into hospice care about a m

renee marsh joins us live this morning. how's this work? >> reporter: good morning megan.ou said it the name of the website is afterschool.me. and really, it's for participants who want to make sure that the kids don't waste away on facebook and twitter all summer. so pretty much it's an online directory of educational, artistic and athletic activities in your area. we have the website pulled up here. we typed in baltimore, maryland, so that's where we are here. we're going to search and see exactly what parents would find if they went on the website and we pulled up what is it? four different options here. roosevelt park recreational center among other organizations here offering activities for children. they tell you the age, they tell you how much it costs. the creators of this website said they did this because of what they called the afterschool crisis. now you mentioned it studies show that kids that don't get involved in extracurriculars are more likely to turn to drugs and alcohol. parents can encraties a profile for their kid. -- even create a profile for their ki

the presenters and night is renÉe shall, she is an associate professor and the co-chair of the urbandesign program. she is not have a conflict with anything within the city of san francisco. she is part of the design of never does, with suburban space and the fabric of dwellings, which received a national award, and she has over 25 years of experience in architectural planning and research on projects. with that i would like to introduce you to renee chow. >> do you know -- >> sfgtv will turn it on. >> i am delighted to be here. i don't know if my students feel this way. the problem i have aside -- how can civic leaders balance the measure between architecture and the historic character of neighborhoods? i know that she has said thank you but i want to repeat this. i want to thank margie for assigning me this problem, and i want to thank john for saying that we should look into so much, and the areas between second and sixth, and my thanks to tim fry, david winslow, and i also want to thank you very much for putting this into what i know is a busy agenda for the evening. thank you ve

jamie renee: 25.05 e &p(speculating)"yeah, somebody leff their grrll on..." neighbors are left to speculate.thh cause and origin at this point are unknown. jamie renee: 22.48 "you could tell it was unexpected. nobody expectee to lose their homes. nobody expected thht to happen."at least two dozen units wereedamaaed.no injuries werr reported.tony: 26.22 that fire was that no one gott god right thhre."the silver of - liniig after the smoke cleared. in randallstown, paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. the american red cross and the apartment's management company are working with tenants on new places to stay. police are still investigating a shooting that left one man dead in northwest baltimore. police responded to the call of a suspicious man standinn putside a 7-eleven on belvedere avenue early st yesterday morning..when police ran nd officers chased him. peached n his pocket for a -3 semi-automatic handgun... that's when the police officer shot the man.the suspect later died at sinai hospitall police say they'll have more details on this shooting tomorrow. poli

rene marsh, live in colorado this morning. >>> as rene just said, more information is coming out aboutms who died. one of them, alex sullivan was celebrating his 27th birthday at that movie theater. another victim michaela medek was 23. her family learned about her death 20 hours after the shooting, and then victim 24- year-old jessica ghawi who was an aspiring sports caster. police are still planning to meet with other victims' families and they will do that before they release more names to the public. in all, 12 victims died, 58 wounded, 11 survivors in critical condition this morning. a four month old baby who was hurt has been released from the hospital. three members of the military were also wounded and a sale sailor is missing. >>> we're hearing from a victim who survived that shooting. pierce o'farrell was only a few feet away when the gunman fired a gas canister into the theater and pulled out a shotgun opening fire on the front row. o'farrell and his friend tried to get down to avoid the gun fire but they were both hit. >> he said pierce, pierce, i'm shot man, i'm shot. i sa

reporting live, renee marsh. >> thank you. the movie studios are waiting until later this morning to report the official figures from the new opening weekened. numbers were delayed out of respects from the victims of the shooting massacre i'm cord together "new york times," the dark knight rises is estimated to be around $162 earned from the weekend. >>> -- $162 million earned from the weekend. keep with us for the new information and slide show under the national section including video and pictures all of this once again at abc2news.com. >>> update on a developing story out of texas. we have been following this throughout the morning. and at least 11 people are dead after a pickup truck left the highway and crashed into a tree. this happened overnight in the town of goliad about 100 miles southeast san antonio. all the victims were in the same ford f-250 peckup and another 12 people were -- we are talking about 23 people 11 in one car alone. they are dead. some have life-threatening injuries. >>> the decision from the nc a a

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this is renÉe faulkner in 1926 renÉ fall came over from france and said he was going to be the winnerthe orteig prize. he was the greatest living ace from world war i to the 75 official kills to his name. remember, the red baron had more but had not survived, and he was not as the ace of aces. taking over for the go to races which were held out there, and he came across an american consortium that was starting to build a plane, thinking of entering a orteig prize, and can represent himself and said i want to do this. and as famous as he was, the americans went nuts. the plane was designed, because of the helicopter that he developed, but at that time he build really big planes. he was, during world war i, he was the main airplane builder for bizarre and russia. he built bombers like have these observations deck for your kind of walk out and look up the clouds. there were so massive that only one was shot down by the germans when it went over to germany to bomb germany. but he had to run after the revolution. he first went to paris but there were a lot of displaced airplane designer so

jamie renee: 25.05 left their grill on..." on..."while neighbors are still under investigation.the good news s that no one was hurt. hhw those affected are r... - starting over... finding a new place to call home.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. expanding gaabling in maryland is the center oo a hot debate in our state today. is schhduled to meet with lley mayor stephanne rawlings blake and two other state leaders today....to discuss the future of gambliig in the state. lawmakers have had trouble reaccing an greement on how to allow table games like roulette... as ell as buulding additional casinos. o'malley says he will call a can work out an agreement..bt r they are facing an august 20th legislation, so voters can considerrthe proposal in november. a 133 year old maryland prison is about to be torn down.the "maryland house of correction" in jessup... will be demooished by inmates in august.the prison says that method of deconstruction will save the state million sof dollars.thh prison is being shut down after an especially v

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renee marsh has more on what we may find ut?ng to get underbut at the eight if the it should be -- to get underway at the and here's what we're expecting to happen today we're expecting that the prosecution will go ahead and file 12 counts of first-degree murder against james holmes. we're also commenting that turn -- just to seat you the -- set the scene, knees have been set for the victims of the families. she no reporters are out there by the courthouse. they are seeing a lot of isn'ts es -- witnesses he shock up for the second quart appearance. one person was seen wearing a black coat with a black chalk mark on his arm. da i know that the company raws are not allowed? the $quick foe spanish #ez >>> p because of the setup here faud, and the judge has ruled no cameras, we'll have to depend on the sketches from the sketch artist inside of the courtroom. feverishly drawing as this is all going on. so we'll have to wait and see once this is all wrapped up. we know the judge made this decision to say no cameras in the courtroom to

jamie renee: 22.31 "and, then, i just sse a bunch of flames sparking and stuff. it was scary. i felt bad for eveeybody in that build" building."fortunatley no onee was hurt.aad we know the american red cross and the apartment's management company are working with tenants on new places to ssay.at thhs hour... the caase is still under investigation. but neighbors are speculating. coming up next half hour... what one resident believes spaaked it all.i'm megan this morning... policeeare stiil investigating a shooting that left oneeman dead in northwest baltimore. police got a call about a suspicious annstanding reissertown road and west belvedere avenue early sattrday morning. whennpolice triiddto confront the man, he police say the susseectthhn m..- reached in his pocket or a semi-automatic handgun... that's when the police officer shot the man.the suspect later dded at sinai hospital. pooiceeare asking ffr yoor ddy.- pell in finding the maa hh salonnin ellicott city sunday. two counts of first and second endangerment and multiple gun charges...after police say e her mall friend

>> the first to grunt. >> nobody remembers renee richards? come on. nobody responded. >> you were going for a cheap joke at her expense. >> the only name i could think of. jay we were all disgusted by your attempt at humor. >> i am going with the gruntometer. >> i don't know. i don't know. i just think it sounds better. >> i want to install one in my apartment. >> go on. >> that's it. that's all i have to say. >> any particular room? >> no. >> he wants to see how hard he is working lifting and whatnot. >> i am done. >> that you are. >>> coming up, they are so fresh you would say, this bag of peanuts is fresh and then you would die because you are allergic to peanuts. allergic to peanuts. first, has oreo gone [ male announcer ] if a phone rings at your car insurance company and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound? [ meows ] or if a tree falls on your car and no one's around to answer your call, do you make a sound? the answer is probably "yes" [ growling ] and "like a howler monkey." unless you're calling esurance. they have live humans on

. >> this is what renee mayfield heard somewhere underneath this giant trees are the remains of her neighbors house. following years -- falling limbs nearly split it into. neighbors say the home owner was running from room to room trying to escape. the house is now condemned and as if this wasn't enough, these homeowners are also part of the 500,000 people who lost power. >> we are getting everything from trade down calls to verifying that there is why are sparking. >> the restoration will be lengthy. >> we are making progress, but at the end of the day their customers out of service for several days. >> the governor spoke out about outages after declaring a state of emergency. >> this is tedious work. it's time-consuming work. >> until power is restored, neighbors are focusing on cleaning up this mess and finding a cool place to stay. >> it might be the best they can do. it's just something that nobody can anticipate. >> pge has called in 500 extra workers from across the country. they are now working 247, but they say it still could take several days before the lights are on for everybody.

there are folks liking us hon facebook there is renee and sheri from vallejo. you can make a difference just like abc 7 news on facebook now and there is $1 donated to the dream campaign. >> we'd love to hear from them. >> there is very nice, cooler. >> did you like the weather? >> i did. >> okay. so i guarantee you'll enjoy the weather tomorrow. there is a live picture, temperatures fell today. from our mount tamalpais camera you're looking at the fog and there is a full pulled away but coming back in. there is a beautiful and sunny. there is a high at 79. nine degrees cooler this afternoon. there is fog tracking and you can see it's pulled away from the coastline just enough to allow sunshine along the coast and there are temperatures into low to mid-60s. inland areas making it up into upper 80s. there are 62 san francisco half moon bay and into napa. there is fog near the coast and bay tonight. it's going to be warmer this weekend. no major heat wave coming your way. there is high pressure over the pacific. there is a a trough overhead running cooler. there

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. >> reporter: rene tig era has been on dozens of searches. sierra's mothers and sisters chose not to attend but many volunteers showed up they were disappointed the man accused, garcia torrez never appeared in court. his attorney asked to delay the case until late august. >> he's in custody. >> he's in there, not talking, not saying anything. it's like he has all the rights and she has none. >> the judge is going to give the defense a lot of latitude in this case. there's a recognition that there's a huge investigation that's continuing, very fluid. the prosecutors office is going to continue working on this case. i think the judge is going to give the defense all the time they need. members of the garcia torrez family had no comment as they left the courthouse. the next court date is slated for august 29th. >> cara thank you. >>> supporters of california's ban on same-sex marriage have filed an appeal with the u.s. supreme court today as promised. members of protect marriage want the high court to overturn the ruling by the ninth circuit of

rene phillips, the passenger in the car, was arrested and is currently in jail in pennsylvania. after a manhunt for michael edgerton, he committed suicide. >> wow. >> i'm so glad those bullets didn't hit anything major. there's no reason for this. >>> at this restaurant, sitting, having a meal is an unsuspecting, loving wife and her daughter. right behind where she's sitting, do you see that man? that in the video we found on the "welcome home" blog, we see u.s. airman brian who just came home from afghanistan. what is he going to do? surprise the wivy. >> i know what she's going to do. >> may i take your order? [ screaming ] >> i love that, it was so simple and right to the point. can i take your order? that's awesome. >> told ya. >> at this point, she's crying, their daughter is, oh, so excited when she realized daddy was home, too. she just runs and there's family hug. >> this is better than the daily special. >> i love these, you just love them. >> it's great when everyone around them notices what's going on. >> they're wonderful to see love. in action. >> just to see love.

pleased to join mayor rawlings-blake and the baltimore office of promotion in the arts to announce renee as this year's winner of the prize. she received a coveted $30,000 prize for her work explores for african-american heritage and a variety of media. five other finalists received a $2,500 honoraria established by m&t bank. it starts on friday and wbal-tv is a very proud sponsor. >> now your 1 insta-weather- plus1 forecast with john collins. >> humidity is up today and temperatures up at 84. at the airport. the inner harbor did make it to 90. it got sticky. 67 and 69 the morning lows. there was some rain this morning. 1/2 at the -- inch at the inner harbor. it was terrible this morning with thunder shower activity moving through the area. the rain has been to the south of us and the west of us. it has been avoiding the immediate viewing area. and there are, if you watch this batch of rain, there are some that -- thunder showers moving into garrett county. we have a chance to catch some rain, but a lot of this will start to deflate later on as the atmosphere stabilizes. but there is som

jamie renee: bunch of flames ssarking and stuff. it was scary. i felt bad for everybody in that build" building."no one was huut and cross and tte apartment's red - management compaayyareeworking with tenants on new places to stay.the cause is still under investigation. city police arrest two men in the shootinn of a man at a southeast bar. police say alberto ramos and another man ... erasmo sandobal went into the rrncho night... ann shot the victim. &psandobal ran from the bar... while ramos was held ddwn... until police could rrive. ramos and the ictim were phe victim remains in critical - conditioo. eepandingggammling in maryland in maryland today. today.governor martin o'malley mayorrstephanie rawlingg blake and two other state leaders today... to diicuss the future of gaabling in the state. lawmakers haveehad troubll reaahing an agreement on how to llow table games likee roulltte... as well as o'malley says he will call a special sessioo, if lawmakers can work out an agreeemnt.but they are acing an ugust 20th deadline to approve legislation,

. >> reporter: taking a deep breath is rene's specialty.self the good enough mother. she maintains a website with the same name. she's tired of the trend she's scene on social media and beyond. >> social media is a wonderful tool. but do you really think that anybody is going to put their bad foot forward? of course not! >> reporter: she reminds parents to put what they see on facebook into perspective. >> this is not real life. i always say it's important to parents, for the people who really matter in your life, and those are the people under your own roof. >> reporter: if you decide to take a break, lets friend know you're about to head off the radar. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar. >> we start off with a check on the radar. you can see the showers beginning to diminish now. but we had a fairly robust thunder shower earlier, but right now just some beneficial rain coming down. take a look at how the skies changed. you see the clouds thickening up and a passing shower, not too far from bel aire. kind of getting gray here

renee marsh from colorado, thank you. >>> republican presidential candidate mitt romney wraps up hisrip to israel with a promise to continue a close relationship. >> a free and strong america will always stand with a free and strong israel. >> what else romney said that has angered palestinian leaders. that is coming up. >>> time now 6:38. sal is back. are you watching the toll plaza? >> no. >> you know what -- >> i hope nobody is. >> i'm a kidder. you know i watch that thing more than you might think. i watch it at all times because it's very important. any little thing goes wrong at that toll plaza it could have a disasterrous effect on the morning commute. so yes i am. all kidding aside. we are watching highway 4. a lot of people that start off here believe it or not end up at the toll plaza. this morning has been a good or you know it has been a good commute. it's been a little slow in antioch. we are watching the toll plaza. it is backed up. we had that earlier stall i talked about. that did mess things up a little bit. it's very slow here at the toll plaza. what happens is they

renee solar and the solar energy company. >> san fransisco is very friendly to solar. surrounded by many other inverter manufacturers so it makes sense for us to be here. the city is very supportive of solar and welcome solar. >> some critics but to defer. environmental groups like the sierra club are protesting the city's cuts to go solar sf, the budget cut down to $2 million per year. that program put san fransisco on the world solar mapped. the mayor says that despite the cut the city is still committed to developing solar energy and he hopes that this cut will be temporary. >> our city is recovering economically and i know that the solar programs are going to be great investment. so i would not see as a negative thing. because we have not gotten to a point where there has been a demand that exceeds the amount of money that we put into the program. >> he says that subsidies are only part of the puzzle, the city still provides tax incentives as well as other benefits to attract more solar companies to the bay area. in san fransisco, cbs 5. >> how much room to you nee

rene shoaw. she is a published author on numerous impacts of provider consolidation. she is going to focus on the impact of the emergency services, keeping emergency services accessible. >> i am an emergency physician at san francisco general. i am assistant professor at ucsf. i am not speaking on behalf of any of these entities. i published ostensibly in the area of emergency department closures. i was looking at over 2400 hospitals over the past 20 years and the united states. hospitals that serve low-income and poorly insured patients are twice as more likely to close their emergency rooms than their counterparts. this is even after controlling for things that market competition, profit margins, and ownership, and population density. my team performed a state analysis to determine if these national trends are similar within california. hospitals serving a higher proportion of minority patients and poorly insured patients had a highly -- a higher rate of closure. there is a federal law that states that all emergency departments must see patients regardless of their

rene alvarez and mariano ortega were sentenced to five years in prison. they charged homeowners up to $5,000 and never provided service. >>> hundreds of custodial workers marched through san francisco calling for a new contract. members of fciu local # seven say they are fighting for health care service for family members. their current contract expires next tuesday. they say if a deal isn't reached they could be on strike by wednesday. >> our work coming up for the 1% they got bailed out, they got helped out and we just want a fair shake at the table. >>> the san francisco >>> officials are taking steps to keep a wandering wolf at bay. that wolf is known as or7. it's briefly entered tahema county. the county ard of supervisors formally opposed a petition to add the grey wolf to the california endangered species act. the board says it doesn't want the animal reintroduced and threatening livestock. >>> this young man was an obese teenager until a new program turned his life around. the holistic approach to help that doctors say is saving lives. >> and temp