thank you, both mel and reuben. commissioner walker: commissioners, it really has been a pleasure serving with both commissioner murphy and commissioner hechanova. the issues we deal with at this commission are vitally important to the future of san francisco. even as we have possibly disagreed on approaches and strategies, the conversations and dialogue that we have actually had at the commission and one on one has given us solutions that work best for the city of san appearances go. i will miss you. i hope you come back and visit. you have done amazing service to the city of san francisco, and you should be proud as well as us of the service you have offered. thank you very much. it is much appreciated. we look forward to -- i look forward to working with you on many things in the future, so thank you. commissioner lee: there is also one past commissioner that is not here today that i would like to at leacknowledge and recognize, and that is our chris romero. i would like to thank chris. he is a friend of mine. i

prosecutors believe reuben dunn was behind the wheel of the car. today we learned the jury felt otherwise. lowell melser has the latest. >> this is one of the more emotional trials we have covered. it took the jury less than an hour to find reuben dunn not guilty of the crimes. the families of the victims expressed outrage over the verdict. jurors say they could not figure out who the driver was in the case. but i think they let a guilty man go free. >> the mother of emerald smith reacts to the jury decision finding dunn not guilty of two accounts of manslaughter and bill year to remain at the scene of an accident -- failure to remain at the scene of an accident caused death. >> he has to answer to god for what he has done. >> in june of last year before midnight, the best friends were killed when they were hit by a car as they were crossing at the intersection of mlk and pratt. >> there was no justice. >> prosecutors presented a case insisting dunn was the driver of the lincoln until the girls and that he was drunk, despite the fact his ex-girlfri

gloria reuben, i met you over the weekend.o see you. >> what is your interest? what drives you to be engaged with the center? >> i've been engaged now for a number of years. initially as part of the gala that's held every year and i participated in excerpts from the play speak truth to power. and since then, i've traveled with kerry a number of different places around the globe to perform this play and to help kind of you know, raise awareness and raise support for this extraordinary organization that ballots human rights abuses around the globe. when you first start getting involved and you start learning more and more what is actually happening on the grounds, you can't help but want to support and do what you can. kerry's great fun to travel with. >> and the two of you are a powerful combo. the fact is the robert f. kennedy human rights center has done so much over the years, over the decades for human rights activism. we just were talking about the powerful case of chen guangcheng. but here you're talking about bullying. a

gloria reuben, i met you over the weekend.to see you. >> great to see you. >> what is your interest? what drives you to be engaged with the center? >> i've been engaged now for a number of years. initially as part of the gala that's held every year and i participated in excerp es th erardar organization th ballots human rights abuses around the globe. when you first start getting involved and you start learning more and more what is actually happening on the grounds, you can't help but want to support and do what you can. kerry's great fun to travel with. >> and the two of you are a powerful combo. the fact is the robert f. kennedy e gc heo tki aut llng anyoreeeg iss a hunig younpeople. >> absolutely. in any case of massive human rights violations, we see four different types of people. we see the perpetrator, we see the victim, we see the bystanders and we see the human rights defenders. those who are willing to stand up. so in the case in china, you see mr. chen who is not a bystander. he's a human rights defender. alaer ist

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. >> the mother of emerald smith reacts to the jury decision finding reuben dunn not guilty of the doom manslaughter and beyer to remain at the scene. >> all he had to do was stop. he got found not guilty. he has to answer to god for what he has done. last june before midnight smith and her best friend were killed when they were hit by a car crossing mlk and pratt street. >> there was no justice. " prosecutors insisted dunn was the driver of the lincoln until the girls and that he was drunk despite the fact that his ex- girlfriend who was also in the car initially told police she was the driver. days after the accident, she met with prosecutors and plan guilty to a accessory after the fact getting five years suspended and 18 months suspended to testify against him, saying they switched places after driving away from the scene. >> we did not have enough evidence to prove he was driving. >> jurors took less than an hour to deliberate. they told us they did not have the proof. dunn's attorney says the jury got it right and his client is upset about the incident. >> he understands what happ

reuben dunn was driving under the pin fliewns when he hit courtney angeles and emerald smith. he faces reckless neglect driving, a dui and other charges. >>> you may have noticed one lane was closed and a car hanging over a bridge was part of the drill for the howard county fire department. >> incidents that we only run a few times. it's vitally important to ensure that we do it in a safe manner and an efficient manner as well. >> this is the first time in three years the department has conducted this type of training. >>> the maryland food bank is merging with a hagerstown group to expand into western maryland. it's merging with food resources of hagerstown creating a new branch that will serve as a central distribution hear. the network comprises more than 120 soup kitchens and pantries. . >>> this morning baltimore county leaders and educators kicked off a new campaign to increase the number of graduates with math and science degrees. it matches public school students with community college. the goal is to increase the number of young people graduating with degrees science,

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>> commissioners, my name is reuben santiago. i would like to share my thoughts about the prague -- project. when the world class designed for the terminal was selected in 2007 over to other designs comet it was proclaimed as a project of puget scope and beauty. a tower of 1,200 feet that would soon -- sort in the clouds -- soar in the clouds. a few years later, that great plan for san francisco has now changed dramatically. by many who seek san francisco's planners characteristically refusing to change its old ways. the tower is shrunken down to 1,070 feet from 1,200 feet. it makes it look short and squatty. instead of tall and majestic. gone are the wind turbines, which would make it glut night and -- glow at night and give it the look of a giant white house. gone are the moving -- a giant white house. gone is the giant canopy of the plaza. gone are the retail outlets on the ground floor. gone, too, is the public restaurant and lookout level on the upper floors of the tower. so the public could enjoy the breathtaking views. wha

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testimony continues in the trial of reuben dunn. prosecutors say he was driving drunk when he hit and killed two teenagers. his ex-girlfriend testified that once they reached 25, shdunn tod her to drive. dunn's attorney says she is lying and that she was the driver all along. >> if this was mr. dunn in that position, ms. miles would never have been charged. >> dunn is charged with vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. three people face charges after a robbery victim take matters into her own hands. katherine ginder, cody tumolo, and a third unidentified men are accused of robbing a young girl outside a domino's pizza. police say happened just before 11:00 wednesday night. we are told one of the male suspects mugged the girl and hopped into a getaway car. we now have an idea of what the new mount washington tavern will look like. the historic landmark was destroyed by fire late last year. owners say they plan to reopen as early as this fall. the owners have been working with architects to make sure that the historic

then buster posey's throw is wide, and reuben tejada scores the winning run.ey wanted interference on hair sons, and wild finish, 5-4. mets. >> to advance out of the western conference quarterfinals the sharks must do what the blues did to them. win three straight games. game five underway in st. louis, shots at a preparual. -- premium. it's score's light now. >> in nhl they made a statement that hits like this one will not be tolerated. he has been suspended 25 games for taking out hossa in game three of the company coyotes black hawk experience. >> in a scrimmage, blue verse gold at edward stadium. starting quarterback zack maynard saw one for the blue squad. maynard likes what he sees. >> young guys are ready to step up. actually taking time to learn the playbook a lot more, and a lot more room to improve. that's why we have summer camp. but it's been a good spring for us. >> the first 10,000 fans entering the coliseum get this, rollie fingers bobble head. the championship team been honored tonight with an onfield reun. you fingers will throw out the pitch.

jamie reuben is a former assistant secretary of state and state department spokesperson. thanks to both of you for joining us. dennis, let me start with you. the palestinian authority responded to what the prime minister said in our interview. they said, quote, an immediate and complete halt of all settlement activities, dismantling of the settle maintenance, resolution of the two states are the actions they need to go with those words. obviously actions speak louder than words. but clearly the prime minister was saying something when he said yes, contiguous and no swiss cheese. >> well, he was saying in fact what's going to be essential if you're actually going to produce a two-state outcome. it has to be a credible, viable state and, therefore, the word contiguous is meaningful. i think what you got in terms of palestinian response is that they continue to question whether or not he's really prepared to do that. that's why they impose these kinds of conditions like a settlement freeze saying if he can do that, then that proves he's actually serious. the israeli side of

knowing that justice will be served and -- >> the justice they want is a guilty verdict for 28-year-old reubenunn, he admits he was one of two people in the car that struck the girls but he says it was his girlfriend kendra miles that was driving and failed to stop but under a plea deal she will testify saying he was driving drunk that night. >> ruben dunn should have never been driving. >> they believe he was driving and she changed seats. >> whether he was speeding or had a few beers whatever it was he should not have done it. >> he faces several charges. >> dunn faces the possibility of up to 30 years in prison if convicted on all charges. >> a shooting in baltimore is the reason a man is in critical condition. the man was shot multiple times, so far his name has not been released and detectives say they have no idea as to a motive or suspect at this time. >> calls for a special session to rework the budget continue but the governor isn't giving in. ron matz is live in the newsroom with what he is saying today. >> governor o'malley says he won't hold a special session until legislators agre

reuben dunn is charged with vehicular manslaughter, yesterday his former girlfriend testified he had been drinking and was the 1 behind the wheel that night. >>> in florida george zimmerman remains in jail after making his first court appearance, prosecutors say he murdered trayvon martin, he says he acted in self-defense. the prosecutors say he followed and confronted the unarmed teen. a bail hearing won't be held until late friday. later today ministers will hold a rally, appealing to healing and unit, a former maryland soldier accused of supporting a terrorist organization is expected in court today. ron matz has the latest on this. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. craig backon is expected to enter a plea, he is 24 and accused of leaving the united states for somalia. he will appear in federal court in green belt, prince georges county later today and faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. don, back to you. >> backum joined the army in 2007 and spent time in iraq and south korea. >>> while we were eating dinner north korea launched its test rocket last night it failed and

appreciate it. >> you got it, friend. >>> bring in our panel, keith boykin, jennifer reuben, author of "the washington post" right turn blog, and talk show host and my buddy from radio. jennifer, i don't know if you agree with me. i don't think the issue is obama campaigning in front of college kids. the issue is what he's saying and why mitt romney disagrees with on the economy or foreign policy. what's up with this boehner, oh, my god, campaigning, i'm shocked, shocked they're out there campaigning. >> two things. >> spending gasoline from airplanes. who cares. >> two things. first of all, mitt romney and his cam paper can walk and chew gum at the same time. they can have boehner throwing spit balls. romney gave a great free market uplifting speech tuesday, has been campaigning and will continue to around the country. the real issue with obama his presidency has been one big campaign. the guy hasn't governed. we have these enormous problems, 2.2% growth, first quarter, still 8%, runs around doing campaign like events. i don't begrudge him that, but he is not governing. >> i don't wan

prosecutors will try to convince a jury that reuben dunn is guilty. he is charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter, leaving the scene of an accident and driving under the influence. police say he hit courtney angeles and emerald smith last june on mlk throwing them about 40 feet, killing them instantly. the two girls were best friends. for courtney's family, seeing dunn in court will be hard. >> i don't know what my reaction will be. it's going to be so hard seeing the guy who took my sister and emerald away. it's going to be mind blowing to see him. i've seen his picture and i am looking at him like this is the guy who killed my sister and to be be in person, it's going to be hard for me. >> reporter: now dunn's girlfriend kendra miles will testify and she was charged as an accessory to the hit-and-run and pleaded guilty. the sentence suspended possibly in return for her testimony against dunn. linda so, abc2 news. >>> police avested a man where a 6-year-old boy shot and killed himself. raymond brown is charged with reckless endangermen. boy

we have learn the trial is set to start at 11 this morning in baltimore circuit court. 28-year-old reuben dunn is charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter, leaving the scene of an accident and criesk un-- and driving under the influence. he hit the two last june throwing them 40 feet killing them instantly. the two teen girls were best friends for courtney's family, seeing dunn in court will be hard. >> i will never be able to see my sister and emerald again. she would have been 18 this year many we sang her happy birthday 6 feet under for her 17th birthday. >> reporter: dunn's girlfriend is expected to testify. she was charged as an accessory to the hit-and-run. she pleaded guilty. her sentence suspended possibly in return for her testimony against dunn. linda so, abc2 news. >>> the u.s. department of education office of civil rights will investigate thean arundel school district following a complaint to the naacp saying african american students were denied equal education opportunities and disciplined differently than other students. president of the anne arundel county naacp

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. >> in a little while we'll have larry somers up here, bob reuben will be here. one of the people who's coming up is the one that has the key job now, which is gene sperling. gene was profiled in the post the other day and looking at the jobs and infrastructure proposal that they put forward, and as i dug into it, it looked like a lot of those pieces were things that you and austan goolsbee had worked on, thought about sometime earlier. my question is do you think the president is three years too late with his jobs and infrastructure proposal? would you have sequenced some of what the obama administration put forward differently? would you have done more in jobs and infrastructure on the front end and less resuscitation? >> i would like to say if i was president of the united states i would have figured this all out and would have had a sophisticated program. we haven't got that kind of a problem. what we have is the backlash. it's like a tsunami hit us in the financial system. it did a lot of damage. we've now got to recover from that. the tsunami was debt. debt

. >> i don't see bob reuben up here. until they're here, i'm not going to go off the stage. i know in my digging around in your work, you are deeply concerned about the state of public administration, those that are tasked with stewardship responsibilities in the government and in the next robust phase of your life you have committed yourself to doing something about it and trying to change the quality and support for those people serving in government. i'd like to share with you or have you share with the audience what you're doing on that front. >> this is a long time concern of mine as to how to improve public management and public administration. i think part, only part of the ideological problems we have on both sides, government is terrible, causes all the problems or government rescues everything, neither is true, we need efficient government that can be widely supported and trusted. if that's what we need, the government seems reasonably efficient and effective and widely trusted, that is not what we have. you know, there's a great survey that's taken every year, a l

reuben munoz who has lived in his house for 15 years with an aging furnace is calling a technician in the morning. >> >> this concerned me a lot. i have two of my kids and i hope it won't happen to me or no other people around here. >>> also in prince george's county, police are investigating a deadly shooting. officers arrived and found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. no word on the victim's identity or a possible motive. >>> another story we are following this morning, the first new case of mad cow disease in the u.s. in six years. up next, is our food supply in danger? we'll tell you how one nation is already responding. >> we'll get the latest as we check more headlines on the other side.  [ male announcer ] take the gamble out of stain removal. introducing resolve all-stains! the pre-treat that combines a chamber of oxygen formula with a chamber of enzyme formula in the same bottle. resolve removes all types of stains in the first wash. trust resolve. forget stains. with resolve deep clean powder. the moi

reuben, one of the earlier analysis of the pakistan/afghanistan dynamic when it came to peace in afghanistan. he'll be followed by shahrbanou tadjbakhsh who directs and teaches a program on human security as part of the masters in political affairs at sciences in paris. she is also a research associate with the peace research institute of oslo and is doing some very interesting research on regional conflicts in afghanistan and the central asian regional security complex as a whole and this would be very interesting, has written extensively, has also spent time with the u.n. in a previous life. mr. alireza nader will be our speaker of the day. he's based at the rand corporation as a senior international policy analyst and was a lead co-author of "coping with nuke larizing iran." of course they continue to feature in the headlines here. he has served as research analyst, is a graduate of george washington university. i want to thank you all for joining us here. the last reminder i will not be fulfilling my duty of sitting here if i didn't ask you to please turn off or put your phones on silent

usually because a perfectly justified sometimes we approach locals waiting too long before calling out reuben's he's been working as a doctor now for forty three years vladimir is confident jeevan after he retires his helicopter doctors will remain a lifeline to the peoples of the russian far north. from bottom partly. and straight to the world of business to katie was manning the desk there for us today hi there katie now what's happening in the russian markets are they still enjoying gains you know what they are they really are healthy gains today marino they haven't moved much at all in the last hour or so and that's good news we had straight to the figures and see what they actually are this self of the my stocks are the l.c.s. as you can see we've got the artsy asked around half a percent of the mines that's around seven hundred thirty up about how they've got now is that what we like to say hello to the studs and see what the story is that we've got financials leading the guys ghosts bank. eight percent energy companies are posting moderate guys there on the stand for gas probably out we'

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kendra miles testified yesterday her boyfriend reuben dun p was drunk and behind the wheel that nightshe said after the accident shea panicked and she switched seats with him and lied to police. she has since cut a deal with prosecutors to avoid jail time herself in exchange for her testimony. >> the issue with miss miles really is the fact that she gave several times on the night of the incident at the scene a version of events that says that she was the driver. >> jury deliberations could begin later today, if convicted dunn faces up to 30 years in prison. >>> the cease fire in syria is expected to be tested as opponents of the president there are calling for protests. we have had reports -- we have had no reports of violence since the truce went into effect. part of it calls for peaceful protests but western leaders are skeptical that he will go along with that. >>> north korea has launched or tried to launch a long-range rang rocket to find the u.s. or others but as we report that launch has failinged but still has set of friction. >> reporter: the rocket was supposed to blast off

her son reuben stood in as best man. >> you have a ring picked to go on your hand. >> this wedding dress. >> she sees me as a human being. she opened up her house, her heart and gave me her family. >> i raul take you laquisha. to be my wedded wife to have and to hold from this day forward. >> i'm the black sheep of my family. i am the only one that has ever been to prison. >> i laquisha take raul to be my wedded husband to have and to hold from this day forward. >> i have been thinking about the sacrifice she made. how much she loves me to do something like that. >> as you take this ring and place it on her hand, raul, would you repeat after me. i give you this ring -- >> i give you this ring -- >> as a symbol and commitment in marriage. >> she knows that the possibilities of me getting out are slim to none. and she accepted that. >> this is the first day of the rest of your lives together. and we would all hope that tomorrow would be even happier. you may kiss your lovely bride. >> though there will be no reception or first dance for this couple, the odds aren't totally against them. ac

year-old emerald smith were hit while crossing martin luther king boulevard six months agay. 28-year-old reuben dunn is charged with vehicular manslaughter. shortly after the accident police found him in the pang jerry seat of the car that hit the girls at the airport. the prosecution's key witness says dunn was driving drunk at the time of the accident and she later switched seats with him to protect him. >>> the animal abuse case that got national attention and two trials here in baltimore has ended in an acquittal. wjz and andrea fujii are live outside the clarence mitchell courthouse, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, don and good morning, everyone. travers and trumaine johnson were accused of setting a pit bull puppy on fire three years ago and it took a jury just one hour to clear them of all charges. >> not guilty. >> reporter: travers and trumaine johnson are led out of the courthouse after a jury finds them not guilty of aggravated animal abuse. >> the evidence simply was not there and with each witness the state's case fell apart. >> they proved that the dog was there. they did

the reuben and hot dog and we have the southern crispy fried pickles and a nice apple cobbler with vanilla ice cream. >> not everything on the calorie light side but you know it's one day at the park to have a good time right? >> oh, we have lots of fans that we have our healthy carts and we have our gluten-free stands so we have -- you know we have thousands -- we have everything that you can possibly look for. >> chef dave peterson from the nationals i'm on the way. andrea is going to have the finish the rest of newscast, i'll see you in a bit. >> thank you chef. have a wonderful day. all right jessica, mike is off getting food. >> eskies just kidding many i. >> -- of course i was just kidding. >> i'm going to the ballpark later and i have a meal replacement bar? i'm leaving that in the car. forget about it. >> no way. i mean -- wow. >> they also have the little cheesecake in a shot glass and like lobster macaroni and cheese. >> southern fried pickles? >> i know it puts the hot dog to shame. >>> all right, okay. now we're going to do some business news now. let's say you're thinking abou

her guru for emergency advice from a restaurant when the waiter brought the wrong dressing for her reuben sandwich. a dramatic escape is causing big problems for the united states. this blind political prisoner pulled off a stunt worthy of an action hero. and now he may be hiding out in the u.s. embassy in china just as secretary of state hillary clinton is headed to beijing. the details on that next. and, remember the guy who let all those exotic animals lewis in ohio? they scared the heck out of neighbors and dozens of animals died. now officials have just decided what to do with the surviving animals. that's ahead from the journalists of fox news on this monday fox report. [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment nows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- h

another e-mail from andy reuben five years earlier in 2005, he's the founder of android, the creator of android, he said we have a couple options. we can work with another language. or we can do java and make enemies. that is what they have done. now, the judge signalled this is going to be at least an eight-week trial, probably ten. in three phases. and, you know, jury selection as i said still going on. very interesting. the first juror who they pulled turned out she worked for oracle and interned. she was dismissed quickly. another juror complained of dry eyes, judge said put in eye drops, you'll be okay. >> those jurors may not have known sergei, but they know jon fortt. what about his bar tab i gather for getting in the way of an fcc investigation over how search engines collect data from street maps and whether those cars that were going around shooting houses to map every street, we're doing just that. what's going on? >> exactly. it was about a $25,000 fine. that's probably what the google founders lose in the couch in your average evening. but this is the vans driving by tak

whether andy reuben sent him certain e-mails. didn't recall whether he said things about copies apis and even the court in this case. even the judge said he doesn't recall a lot of things. page might not be done if oracle can prove the java document was used at an executive meeting, they can call page back to ask about it. he did contradict his deposition a couple times, ellison has a lot more courtroom practice. he took s.a.p. to court a few months ago. >> jon, thank you very much. internet companies taking a page from the tv networks for their version of the so-called up fronts. those are big ad sales presentations as they make a play for tv ad dollars. our julia boorstin is live with us. >> that's right. internet video giants are pitching to madison avenue and they're speaking their language with digital content new fronts coming ahead of the traditional tv upfronts in order for the video giants to showcase new content and also their measurable targeted ad formats. hulu kicks off the first of the 16 new fronts with its present

. >> host: rachel reuben tweets in to you, mr. kyle: on becoming a sniper, is there some kind of aptitude test for that? just have good eye? how does one get assigned as a sniper? >> guest: well, as far as being assigned to sniper, we weren't allowed at that time to be a new guy, a brand new guy that's never deployed to be a sniper. you had to show that you were responsible and mature enough to be able to conduct yourself and possibly pass through the course, and then my chief nominated me to be able to go when i got back from my first deployment. when you go as far as the aptitude test, honestly, i think that's something that they've all been trying to figure out, what kind of person does it take. honestly? i don't know. i'm not a very patient man, so patience, i don't think, is a requirement of being a sniper. it's professional -- it's just, it's your professional discipline of doing the right thing at the right time and knowing when you have to pay attention to detail and just take your time, slow down. maybe you have to, we ca

. >> definitely, available in our red porch, focussing on a lot of smoked meats a smoked bris kit reubenthreat, spicy chicken wings, hot dog slice. >> little hot dogs you don't have to limit yourself to toppings. >> definitely a lot of flavours in small bites. >> what about those fried pickles. >> these are southern fried pickles we bread them and fry them. >> this looks like a dessert. >> you got to finish off with a nice warm southern apple cobbler with vanilla ice cream. >> that looks scrumptious but it is hard not to focus on the ginormous hamburger sitting here tell me the reasoning behind this. >> this is we had a lot of fun creating in it is not meant to be a food challenge meant to be shared definitely 8 to 10 people comfortably could eat this, it is a prime ground we have bris kit, prime chuck, and short ribs ground together and we prepare it this is our straus burger. >> i like it it is major and if you look closely it is cut to take out a wedge and it is fun to share coming to the ballpark is an experience to be shared with friends. >> we do have to mention who comes to the ba

reuben dunn is charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter. >>> and tax hikes are out but cutsget cuts but now the general assembly hands over a budget that requires millions to be cut. the governor must now decide whether toe call a special session to rectify the matter otherwise it will ♪ ♪ so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me? [ man ] like these sweet honey clusters they're awesome so no way they're good for you. but i guess that's okay right? actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? ya know? cancel the gym membership. bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. [ male announcer ] what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour chunky beef

the 28-year-old man reuben dunn is charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter driving under theence. police say dunn hit the girls last june killing them instantly. >>> and we are still waiting to hear what caused a church to catch on fire in dundalk. 9 fire started on north point boulevard. fire crews were able to save the altar and other parts of the worship area that fire primarily affected the office space. we are out of time and we will go back to new york for good morning america and have great day and stay warm. another update in 30 minutes. picture. it's worth way more than 1,000 words. a photographer snapped it and captioned it, ridiculously photogenic guy. google that and get more than 9 million hits. how photogenic is he? there in silhouette. >> i see you. i see you. >> don't give away anything. >> i won't give it away. >>> and megafaker. to get on a dating reality show, "millionaire matchmaker," he claimed he was worth $400 million. now, he's in court for fraud. >>> and all of the drama on "dancing with the stars" last night. it was a little sad. you had melissa gilb

simple phrases to some, but for jamey, reuben, and the hundreds of others of saint anthony's residentsey are real life and they're examples that miracles can be found, even in the unlikeliest of places, even on a small dairy farm in the hills of petaluma. >> there's a lot of good that comes out of this plae. a lot of miracles happen every day, but i feel it in the people that once they start to get it, they feel it, too. you can see it in their eyes. it just lights up. you could see the life. the soul comes back, you know. [captioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--]