the salvation army facility. this is one of two alcohol and drug rehabilitation centers in san francisco. it is part of a myriad of programs we operate in the city. at harbor lights, a veterans can break free from the chains of addiction 3 comprehensive treatment program that offers progressive care, education, work force development, and character-building elements. that is combined with top not counseling and resources offered by the veterans administration's. our graduates have the opportunity to acquire the tools they need to achieve independence and lead healthy and productive lives. the salvation army has a long history with veterans dating back to world war i where our volunteer lassies provided care and aid to those serving on the front lines. i also have memories of my uncle who was in the salvation army during world war ii. he was assigned to oahu where he would show movies in the fields to servicemen. today whether they are newly enlisted, serving at home, or discharged, the salvation army is there to

thank you to the salvation army. [applause] thank you, colonel smith, and all of your colleagues here for what you're doing for our homeless veterans. when i became the leader -- what was that, 2003, 2005, something like that, we planted a flag for our veterans. we said everybody talks about these things, but there is so much more that needs to be done. we're going to plant a flag. we're going to establish our priorities and listening to what the veterans have to say to us about their situation. and we put together -- it must be about, would you say, michael, 100 representatives of veterans' service organizations, blue start families, a goldstar wives, the whole kit and caboodle of service, to hear how we can do a better job to reach out. thank you to your leadership and outreach, because that is so important. our representative from this committee, michael blecker, who was here, thank you so much for your leadership. [applause] a speech so eloquent as to what we're doing in the community- based way. that is why, yes

salvation army. we just have so many partners in the community, and that's really what it's about when you're talking about the recovery and resilience as i effort to include the whole community and include our neighbors, our businesses and our non-profit agencies. so with that, it's my great pleasure to introduce mike dayton, who is acting secretary of cal e.m.a. here in california. we work very closely with cal e.m.a. and do so many partnership things. we could not have the success we have in san francisco without such a supportive agency in sacramento. so mike? [applause] >> well, thank you, anne, for that kind introduction. i'd like to thank you, too, for your partnership, your creativity and your team, so i'd like to give you a round of applause for your hard work and your staff in pulling this all in together, today. [applause] >> so it really is an honor to be here today to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake that broke lives, homes and businesses, the loma prieta ea

it's the voluntary agencies, the red cross, the salvation army. earlier i was introduced to the gentleman from the salvation army and i was told what good work they do. ok. well, that's not a shock to me. it's like i go back to the good work they do in the middle of a fire in the middle of a cold night in new england 34 years ago where the first time i encountered in getting that hot cup of soup or hot chocolate for myself, but more importantly, is they work to feed and house the people who were just burnt out of their home. not new. not a new concept. the red cross. for years i started as a volunteer for the red cross. ended up before i took this job as a volunteer chairman of the board of the red cross in massachusetts. had to give that up when i took this job. but an intragoodwill part of the community. in the last two years i had traveled across the country from aalaska to hawaii and the floods in new england. to a hurricane in vermont. who ever knew vermont would get struck bay hurricane? and on the ground in joplin, missouri, 14 hours after

i found my salvation? writing. i pushlished a book. i was recently attacked on the streets where i lived. >> the surgery left me deaf. i do not have aids. men are not allowed to be a soldier. i am not asking for your money. please get home safe and keep this pen to share your story too. may be some day, i will get to hear your voice. this next poem is from my first poetry. this is for latinos in the house. can i get a woo. >> i want to break tradition about latino macheese mow. >> forget. i want to break tradition. because blood is supposed to be thicker. but you see, my friends and family, because they love and accept my and don't consider me, foreign language. they do not speak the language. everyone has green contacts. adopting supremist beliefs. when was the last time you saw them playing the maid? i want to break tradition. smashing it against the ground. where our spanish eyes are not blinded. we do not understand hate. foreign language. never. this next poem is called "outside". it's from bullets and butter flies. this is in cel

. >>> the salvation army will yen --women's also will resell the program this afternoon.ela brown hosted the event. the mission is to help the salvation army to prove -- relieve party and bring comfort to those in need. >>> all local food bank is shut down. we will tell you what is needed to keep it up and running. >>> doug hill has an update on the weather after the break. >>> the big news in sports. mike shanahan has made his decision on the quarterback situation. what it means and a look ahead of >>> continuing now with a story about a local food pantry is shutting down. >> the action and community service pantry is closing through the end of the month. some of the people that rely on the county were victims of flooding last month. >> at this food pantry every single item on the shelves has come in over the past 24 hours. folks like the steel family drop off food. >> people need food to eat otherwise they will start so i think it is important. >> others signed checks. >> of the neighbors cannot go hungry. a lot of people rely on the food. >> all in all, the pantry got

as the salvation army began doing some more of the services, we were able to drop some of the services we were doing but that was after coordinated efforts wall of the community-based organizations. and any of the time i have been talking in san francisco about disaster preparedness and what we saw in watsonville was that the first night of the -- after the earthquake we found over 3,000 people in parks and open space and we ended up with thousands of people continuing to be in parks and open space for months ahead -- after the earthquake. and so in a concentrated place like san francisco with the housing shortage i'm always pressed to tell people to learn how to shelter people for a long period of time, how to deal with the fact that -- especially in san francisco, at least in watsonville people were living in their back yards and front yards for months at a time. here in san francisco we do not have that luxury so open space will be prime housing for a period of time. we also work with an international community and like in watsonville we had a very difficult time convincing people t

state and yet the other two guests seem to see an increase in the power of the state the somehow the salvation of humankind i don't think that's right i think the problem is i don't say they are also predict is a government that's too powerful to jump in and go ahead. and out of this is this is this is rubbish i'm sorry look the slav wishes they went to a wall street last sunday and he delivered a condensed version of what has been same in his best ten books or so basically he said that the matter it's between capitalism and democracy is over. what does that mean this means that china which is saving capital world global capitalism at the moment that. completely different system of gold away comic freedom like male liberalism on steroids with political repression can the rest of the world by the system of course not it's untenable and it's going to be untenable even inside china but in fact this is a third the way they are proposing a an alternative system lots of developing countries including many developing countries in africa are actually looking at this system as a kind of salvation for t

to his own hamid begin the mantra of a generation of ultra bolshevik bolsheviks committed to the salvation of humanity david was a foot soldier in the war of ids and as his best-selling novels radicals ideals unexplained wasn't until the early 50's when the truth of stalin's genocidal atrocities were confirmed that david broke ranks with the communism of his parents and became a founding member of the new left, a kinder and gentler form of the social progress of the sum that was the idea of it any way. david along with his writing and business partner peter collier published reports, the secretive the new left and he became a prominent leader of the entire war anti-establishment left. as the radicals on his autobiography details the series of events culminating in a murder of his friend betty van patter by the black panthers. this was a seminal moment that led to david's in the middle of the left and the embrace of conservatism for which she earned the everlasting enmity of his former comrades in arms. david is a writer, a prolific writer, and he is a thinker, deep thinker. david tells the

. >> we support the salvation of america and the future of america through the american people and muslims are here to support you. >> three grandsons. i don't see a good future for them. sick of it. >> reporter: it's time for the 99% of americans to take back the country. they say they are tired of corporate greed and inequality in america. >> the solution is tax the rich. >> reporter: from marching to now dancing. this scene turned into a festive atmosphere and don't expect them to leave soon. they plan to stay out here as long as it takes till their demands are met. live, da lin, kron 4 news. >>> another great beach day here in the bay area. this is video from coast side in san francisco along the bay. a lot of people taking advantage of the nice weather. the big question, will the weekend be as nice as this week as been? we have details on what is ahead. >> today was gorgeous but tonight we will see the cloud cover build. it will stick with us throughout tomorrow. fog tracker up for 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. you can see the fog all around the bay area. closer to 2:00 p.m. you can see

it's run by the salvation army. the veterans administration wants to raise awareness for homeless vets and veterans at risk of becoming homeless. >>> an expert witness plays a video in court. he says it implicates his personal physician. >> tigers, bears and lions all shot and killed. a bizarre incident playing out near a private zoo in ohio. >>> a bit cooler across the bay area. the fog forecast for tonight, the areas that start off tomorrow morning in the 40s. the one direction temperatures will be heading this weekend. %c1 . >>> 55 exotic animals were released from their cages by a man who authorities say then  committed suicide in ohio. people were told to stay indoors today and schools were closed as they hunted town the animals. one man said he was driving down the street when he saw what he thought was a dog and then a wolf. >> i said that's a lion. >> late this afternoon, deputies said all but one animal was accounted for. among the dead, 18 tigers, monkeys, and bears. they were shot. >>> a series of earth

we want to you run down the plaza with it one more time. $3,000. >> the salvation army is a good cause. >> my collection, $1,200, al's 525, savannah, 305, natalie 202, total from the auction, $9,551. >> bravo. >> natalie is back at the news desk with a look at the headlines. >> good morning everyone. >>> one week since 10-month-old lisa irwinen vaished from her home. peter alexander is there with the latest details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. another busy weekend out here at the home of lisa irwin. investigators tried to recreate how an abductor could get into the home. it was not easy and quiet, to try to drum up new clues and information to find the 10-month-old baby girl, more than 250 tips in total, some as far away as california but no suspects and no solid leads. we saw what may be a break, investigators going door to door speaking about a handyman neighbors told has a trimmal history and not been seen since baby lisa disappeared a full week ago. we did not hear from lisa's parents this weekend, they did not speak publicly but did once again speak to investig

the dryness off of them and i think a lot of people would think of joe hill's reworking of the old salvation- do you all know that? i'll give you a little hint heaviest ♪ long haired preachers come out every night ♪ ♪ they try tell you what's wrong and what's right ♪ ♪ but when asked how about something to eat ♪ ♪ well, they will tell you invoices so sweet ♪ ♪ you will eat by and by ♪ in that glorious land up in the sky ♪ ♪ work and pray and live on hay ♪ ♪ you'll get by in the sky when you die ♪ ♪ very influential song in american history and on woodie guthrie. [applause] >> thank you. >> woodie got himself a job hosting and singing on a progressive radio station in los angeles. that date is wrong. it couldn't have been any earlier than 1937 but as i said he began to circulate around the migrant camps and some of these were the cosmetic show places that were set up in the government and these were great places to be. they were democratically run, self-governing. they were well provided for and clean and sanitary the only problem there wasn't nearly enough them to cope with the magnitude of

to his own hamid begin the mantra of a generation of ultra bolshevik bolsheviks committed to the salvation of humanity david was a foot soldier in the war

i supplied every army by the salvation army. >> reporter: the federal government has expressed concerns note righty. a former soviet union air force officer, boot insisted during a cnn interview in moscow a decade ago that he was not hiding from anyone. >> i'm not afraid. i am -- it looks to me like a witch hunt. restroom boot took advantage of loose international arms trafficking laws. >> he really is the poster boy, the federal express, if you will, of arms trafficking. >> reporter: boot's lawyer in pretrial discussion said no book or article has any evidence of him selling or transporting afrms. however, the man who -- arms. however, the man who wrote the book called merchant of death says no verdict can change boot's impact on conflicts around the world. >> i think he unquestionably made some of the worst wars of the 20th century, early 21st century much worse that be they would have been >> reporter: he faces life in prison if convicted. >>> warmer conditions on tap for tomorrow am this was a shot from earlier this afternoon from our roof cam. gorgeous sunny skies. we did continue

mormons believe in salvation through jesus the book of mormon expands on the fundamental christian teachingsf the bible. >> anybody who reads the book of mormon or reads the teachings of the mormon church, if they are an orthodox christian they will say this is not apostle's creed, nicene creed, standard boilerplate christianity. >> reporter: there is a new perry attack ad. >> i'm a conservative businessman. [ thunder ] >> time and again they have pointed to the massachusetts law as the model for obama care. >> i agree with mitt romney. >> reporter: while not yet running as a paid ad on tv, it got romney's attention today. >> you will find in a campaign like this that people running against me are going to take what i have said and try to turn it against me to say something else. >> reporter: while perry and romney spar as if it is a two-man race there is a third candidate surging. former godfather's pizza ceo herman cain. >> i'm ready for the gotcha questions. they are already starting to come. when they ask who the president of ubekibekikedekistanstan is, i will say, i don't know. do you k

and so, may christ, the lord, who for our salvation tech on the burden of human toil, continue now togthen us with his help and give us this piece now and forever. amen. i am going to go inside for a minute, and you can continue and just throw a little bit of holy water around, not only for us but for the young men and women who practice their trade here and are educated in the trade of plumbing and pipe-fitting. [applause] >> thank you, father. we will hear comments from a few people and in some important reductions. first, i would like to introduce mike arnt, director of trading for the united association. he is in charge of trading for every ua union in the u.s. and canada. we're pleased to have him here today to say a few words. mike -- [applause] >> get afternoon. it is a real pleasure to be here. nobody trains better than the united association, and there is no better example of their training than right here in local 38. local 38 as one of the finest training facilities in all of the ua, but that was not good enough, and that is what continues to make the ua what it is. locals

. >> reporter: he found salvation in boxing, the training and discipline brought order to the chaos.as my freedom. that was my escape from where i was at. it helped me to realize, you know, that there's a better way of living life other than walking around angry and frustrated and-- at people. >> reporter: so he fought to become prison champ, to earn a bachelor's and mastir's degree, to convince the innocence project to take his case. project lawyers who worked to overturn wrongful convictions found evidence he was innocent and after 26 years, dewey bozella was released from prison. >> in life, you're going to get knocked down. what are you going to do, lay down in the middle of the road like a worm or are you going to get back up and do something with yourself? >> reporter: he started a foundation to teach the discipline of boxing to troubled youngsters but what he wants most, to fight just one professional match. why just the one? >> because that's what i need. i need ton what it feels like to be a pro. i know the need what it feels like to be able to say to myself i did it. >> dew

armyife is making arrangements with the salvation army to put the baby up for adoption. do now, did they really do that? u were they going to?n? may be. be vi would have been better forhar obama to not have a mixed race baby. c it complicated hisom profile, bt i don't know that and would have never put her baby up for adoption. not clear to me that they went that way, but that might have talked about it. asere w there was a home for unwed mothers run by the salvation army, which is what i think heof was referring to. the wh iece of the formation of was able to present to the whitn house and that's the one thing s the president responaded to. he said he did not think that they had done that.told tm. with the mother tell a child that she had thought about putting up for adoption, maybe,t maybe not. that was one of the more surprising pieces of the reporting journey. was >> what do we open up to questions.that >> i just like to say at the brgs a debt is a very -- your book an brings a very interesting and go into history where history is, concerned.st background of the firs

he was born and raised under the auspices of his mom and dad being involved in the salvation army. i'm sure it was people that told him hey, man, you shouldn't have done what you did. yet still, peter norman took oo into account that the aborigines were suffering just as much in australia as the blacks in america. >> when you sit back and think about tommy smyth, they can go beat up on tommy smyth and try to find john carlos and beat up on him. when peter norman left and went to australia, there was no switchoff. they beat him from sun up to sun down. peter never denounced us. never turned his back on us. never walked away from us. never said one thing against what he stood for in mexico city. that was freedom, justice and quality for all of god's people. tavis: there you go. for all the talk about tommy smyth and john carlos, what john did not say because he is such a good friend. peter norman is the third guy. the other members on the stand, who was a to tommy and he heard john say he went to australia, for standing with them, the hell that he caught for the rest of his life. he

congresswoman nancy pelosi and mayor ed lee were among those attending the announcement at the salvation army harbor lights center in san francisco. as part of the new effort, the department of veterans affairs announced it's expanding the veterans quarters at the harbor lights center. >> people who have served in our armed forces, thank you very much. thank you for everything you've done. you're been there for us. it's our turn to be here for you. thank you for your service to our country. >> this was the only event on the west coast connected to the expanded push to help homeless veterans. >>> oakland is settling a wrongful death suit by a man allegedly beaten by police over 10 years ago. oakland police arrested jerry amaro on march 2000 on drug charges. he died about a month later from pneumonia brought on by fractured ribs. his family says oakland police covered up a beating he received while in custody. last night oakland city council agreed to pay $1.7 million to his family to settle the suit. >>> president obama's job bill hits home. how it could have a direct impact on bay area f