karla schaefer.....aefer) "we screen all the men...." ..........is director of "streets of hope"..... (schaefer) "we don't take anybody who is a sex offender.. right off the back, if you're a sex offender, you don't get into the "streets of hope." if you have a felony, you don't get into the "streets of hope." .........still, residents say they don't want what they call a halfway house in their neigborhood.....(schaefer) "no, it's not a halfway house. a halfway house has programs for rehabilitation and they supply like a meth program. we don't do any of that.. we strictly give them food and shelter."(saradin) "ah bull! i don't believe none of that. it's all bull, i don't belive none of it. i don't believe none of it.. i'm looking out for the people." program directors say dundalk has the largest homeless population in baltimore county..... ..........this shelter is scheduled to open october 11.... live in dundalk, keith daniels, fox 45 news at ten. a registered sex offender in carroll county has been arr

schaefer believes dr.nrad murray's meg conference caused the death and pointed to a dozen mistakes he claims dr. conrad murray made any one of which could have killed the singer. and, now, live, outside the courthouse in los angeles this afternoon, how did the prosecution end its case today? >>reporter: they ended with dr. schaefer and he was one of 33 witnesses, the 16th day of testimony in los angeles, and this witness was on the stand longer than anyone else, even close with cross-examination began on friday with the defense team and today re-direct by the prosecution and recross-examination by the against and by most estimates he was a strong witness. the defense did get a couple of shots in when dr. schaefer admitted he did some investigation on his own before he was asked to be part of the case, and, also, that he had testified before in a trial against a doctor whom he didn't like the insinuation being he didn't like dr. conrad murray. >>shepard: what have we heard from the against so far? >>reporte

steven schaefer is an expert on the powerful anesthetic propofol. yesterday he shot down the theory that michael jackson swallowed a lethal dose of propofol. it's unlikely jackson injected himself with the drug, he said. >> but it's very clearly explained in dr. murray's interview that michael jackson did not have good veins. in fact, his veins were so poor that dr. murray had to start this iv in a vein that was below his left knee. >> after questioning schaefer, today defense attorneys are expected to start calling witnesses. murray has pled not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges. >>> hertz is firing muslim drivers at the airport. they needed to clock out when they took time for daily prayers. 34 workers were suspended last night because they did not punch out for their paid breaks. nine of these workers said they would clock out and they're back on the job. the company says that's necessary because some workers were taking longer than the ten minutes allowed. >>> anyone who spend a long time talking on the cell phone will be reassured by a

schaefer was on the stand for the last week.end up on monday and at some point when the defense gain begins their case, you will have dr. paul white on the stand who will basically say probably what the opposite of what dr. steven schaefer said. so it will be quite an interesting comparison to see those two. the defense case. we expect to begin the first part of next week and most likely could end -- could by the end of next week. but all depends on the schedule. as we know with this case, nothing has been ordinary. harris? >> harris: that's for sure. adam housley, thank you very much. student protesters clashing with police, storming a government building and coming face-to-face with lawmakers to call for change. it's our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. chile. chaos in the streets of the capitol city, santiago, thousands of people waving flags and signs, taking on tanks. police in full riot gear firing off water cannons to stop the demonstrators. students manage to go interrupt the senate budget meeting, dema

. >> schaefer testified today and called the doctor's efforts unconscionable, illegal and says murray used none of the safeguards he should have. the defense is expected to call their own expert to the stand tomorrow. dr. paul white, one of schaefer's colleagues and friends. >>> you got some of the bag salad in the frig. you might want to check the label. taylor farm retail is recalling about 3200 cases of bagged salad because they might be contaminated with salmonella. that was sold in virginia and other states under the brand name fresh selection, heb market side and taylor farms. they have best by dates ranging from october 13th to the 21st. so far no illness has been reported. >>> file this next story under should have seen this one coming. remember when alabama ruled out all the immigrants and free up farm jobs for unemployed americans. many of the americans who went to work in the field have quit after just one day telling the farmers the work is too hard and the pay is not high enough. politicians who support the alabama law say you just need to give it some more time. and they

a judge rejected that claim, claiming he couldn't prove that william donald schaefer ever intrended toim back for what were considered acts of friendship. the former governor died in april of of 2009. >>> supporters of the next generation space telescope say they aren't giving up hope. alex demetrick reports, for scientists on the james web telescope, there's hope near new discoveries. >> a full-sized model is big so is its potential. >> it will see 100 million more times more than the hubble. that is stunning. >> but so is cost. it is targeted for killing in the u.s. house of representatives. but at a ribbon cutting at maryland science center, senator barbara mikulski is vowing a fight. >> that will put in $500 million to put the james went telescope into space. >> reporter: or at least keep it alive. three nobel prize winners included theirs. the doctor studied exploding stars with the hubble space telescope. with the web, he could fee farther out and further back in time to the edges of the big bang. >> and we hope to push back that last couple billion years and learn how the univer

christian schaefer, abc 2 news. >> all right chris. they tell us this is the fourth cat to be set on fire and the mayor's animal abuse commission is trying to cut down on animal cruelty. its new show your soft side, ravens linebacker jared johnson and mixed martial arts competitor, and the message only a punk would hurt a cat or a dog. they say the athletes are good role models for younger teens. >> we're trying to break that mindset that it's a way to show your man hood, that it's a cruel thing to do to hurt a dog or hurt a cat. >> now the abuse advisory council began last year with the burning of a dog phoenix. if you have any information, including this last case involving gem the cat, call police immediately. >>> they are working to find a man who assaulted a woman on john's hopkins. she was walking down the street. the victim only gave police a vague description of the man, they hope surveillance cameras will give them a few more clues, meanwhile, police were also stepping up campus patrols. >> reporter: two people were shot, it h

. >> reporter: kerry schaefer a temporary worker was in the morning meeting when allman barged in with his ak and a handgun and opened fire on specific targets. >> looked right in their eyes and shot 'em. and that's why i knew i wasn't a target because when we made eye contact, he just blew me off went not to the next personal of the he ran out of ammunition in his sidearm and as he was going by me he was trying to get his assault rifle off his shoulder, it got stuck or something and i said, later. and i just jumped over somebody and i was out of there. >> reporter: schaefer says allman was in trouble at work for repeated violations. >> had a lot of accidents in the last year or two or whatever. just -- he wasn't a safe driver i guess. he kept getting written up and talked to and finally i think he realized he, you know, that they wanted him to get -- they were thinking about getting rid of him. >> reporter: i mention that allman raised the issue of race calling his coworkers racist essentially. but i talked to a couple of his coworkers today who said it had absolutely nothing to do wi

schaefer repeatedly blamed dr. conrad murray for jackson's death. >> he has been entrusted by michael jackson to look after his safety every night and he has failed that responsibility. >> now the defense is expected to call more than a dozen witnesses next week including their own propofol expert who just happens to be dr. schaefer's long time colleague and former instructor. >>> actress lindsay lohan is on the job tonight but it's at an l.a. morgue. she started her court ordered community service today one day after being turned away because she was late. the actress' duties include vacuuming, sweeping and other custodial responsibilities. lohan under court orders to complete 120 hours at the morgue before take -- for taking a $125 necklace without permissions in not breezy. not blowing away. better than it was yesterday. yesterday was yucky. >> it was. weekend, three in a row and this is the weekend to go out to skyline drive. this was taken earlier this morning for skyline drive. and they are getting to be very

live in downtown baltimore, christian schaefer -- >> unbelievable isn't it. thank you christian. >>> a man accused of killing the woman he was once married to could be heading to maryland any time. if he comes back up 95 he'll see that amber alert, all the since looking for his son. william mclean has been missing for two weeks. curtis lopez was arrested in north carolina. he appeared in court today and waived extradition back to maryland but where is william mclean? >>> new tonight, a man is recovering after jumping from a window to escape a fire that happened just after 9:00 in an apartment building in the 3,000 block of ferndale avenue in northwest baltimore. police say the 54-year-old man jumped out of a second storey window and was taken to shock trauma. he is in serious condition tonight. >>> police in harford county are looking for two men who robbed a restaurant at gunpoint. it happened early saturday morning at 5:00 in the morning. the chip filet here on constant friendship boulevard. the manager and a morning crew were walking in the building when t

schaefer and some say a one-time friend.n los angeles, adam housley, fox news. >> defense lawyers have said they will have 15 witnesses but have not publicly revealed whether they will call murray to testify. prosecutors rested their case yesterday after testimony from 33 witnesses. >>> it appears that netflix is a company officially in crisis now. a third quarter financial report shows the video subscription service recently lost some 800,000 customers. and more defections are expected over the next couple of months. mass exodus started off the company announced an unpopular price increase in july. netflix lost more than one- quarter of its value after wall street got word of that news. >>> the sandwich that has inspired a cult-like following of sorts is now back. the mcrib will be sold at u.s. locations through november 14th. typically, it is only available at a few stores at a time. there is even a web site dedicated to locating the mcrib. it is a so-called boneless barbecue pork sandwich that was first introduced in 1982

live in east baltimore, christian schaefer, abc 2 news. >>> people in reiser town are hot, so hot they can boil the water they don't want. they are upset over a massive water tower that could be going up in their back yards, baltimore county says the area is growing, it needs a big tower, one that will hold 2 million gallons of water. it will ensure homes will have proper water pressure and keep the public save by giving firefighters extra water to do their jobs. but residents say whether the neighborhood needs it or not, if the tower goes up, their property values are going to go down. >> interview: it would cause our property value to decrease. it's an eyesore. >> >> interview: we're trying to make decisions that involved the community because this is a project that serves this very community. >> well, right now, the tower is slated to be constructed on two acres of forest along timber grove road at bond avenue. but that's just one of five the county was considering. they are going to make the decision early next year. >>> antidiscrimination advocates say it's a step in the right dir

live in downtown baltimore, christian schaefer, abc 2 news. >> that's unbelievable. chris, we have been following this story about the amber alert for the 11-year-old boy, last seen on the last day of september. his mother, jane mclean was found dead in their germantown condo last night and that sparked an amber alert, they found her in her bedroom after a worried friend said they couldn't get ahold of her. well, today, her ex-husband, curtis lopez, was found in north carolina and arrested for her murder. the 6th grader, william, is still missing at this moment. >> interview: our priority, our focus right now, is to locate william mcquade. we were hoping that we would find him with blacker -- with mr. lopez and we did not. >>> now experts here in our area say it is nearly certain that william's mother had been dealing with domestic violence leading up to her death. the executive director of the house says the problem is much more prevalent than most people realize. her organization helped more than 8,000 victims of domestic violence just last year alone. most of thos

christian schaefer is here with what the no means. >> reporter: that stud was a survey taken over that weekend. it showed it didn't generate nearly as much money as the city of baltimore were promised. today city officials are finding fault with those findings. >> play-by-play announcer: looki ng for him. >> this was the first baltimore grand prix but you have to go back more than a year to get to the actual starting line. this is what governor o'malley said at a news conference on the 2nd of june, 2010. >> interview: it will produce 175ions and create 60 to $75 million in economic impact. >> reporter: here is what stephanie rollings blake said. >> interview: this will be a game changer for baltimore. >> reporter: 175,000 people did attend but they have now released a new study entitled "not a game changer." their data came from interviews with 210 people who attended the race. >> interview: what we did was went and asked people, how much are you going to spend, how much have you spent. are you staying in a hotel? we found that almost nobody was staying in hotels and they weren't spend

steven schaefer is a leading expert on the powerful sedative propofol.ing previous testimony he told jurors he believes propofol was administered to jackson through an iv drip. earlier today when asked whether the iv drip was found at the scene of jackson's death, schaefer said no. but he added the iv tube could have easily been concealed. dr. schaefer believes jackson did not self-medicate prior to his death, and he says dr. murray is responsible for his care. >> he has failed that responsibility while enabling the administration of injurious propofol. he is responsible for every drop. >> also pointed out 17 violations in dr. murray's care of the former pop star. >>> the united nations is calling for an investigation into the death of strong man moammar gadhafi. the video shows gadhafi alive after being captured in sirte yesterday. but there is another cell phone video that shows the former president dead. if gadhafi was killed after being taken into custody, the u.n. says it could be consider adwar crime. if he died as a result of the air strike in his

stephen shaper pulled note -- stephen schaefer pulled no punches in what he called an egregious behavior in the care of michael jackson. he called at least one of them illegal. >> it is such a profound violation. the real time records are everything. >> some of the violations, according to his testimony, included not using propofol as a sleep aid and administering injections bedroom without monitoring. in particular, he was very disturbed by the fact that dr. murray waited to call 911. >> that is so egregious that i find it difficult to even comprehend, that you could have a patient that has arrested and you call and you leave a voice message for someone? it is just inconceivable to me. >> the defense had claimed that jackson took several lorazepam bills without telling dr. mary the morning of his death and that he may have given himself the fatal dose of propofol. but today on the stand, dr. schaefer disputed both of those claims. >> the possibility of a self administration seems -- itself administering seems unlikely. >> he argued that michael jackson could still be alive today. >> we

schaefer and schaefer told jury records, he believes murray caused jacksons death. dr. murray pled guilty to involuntary man slaughter charges. >>> recovery efforts following a deadly grain elevator explosion in kansas. three workers are still missing and presumed dead. emergency crews found the bodies of three other workers shortly after the explosion friday night. they stopped after they determined the building was not safe and the tragedy is a half rowing -- is a terrible reminder of dangers they face filled can highly combustible grain dust. >>> san francisco police department recently fired two of its officers, one officer was fired for breaking department rules when it comes to dealing with it and one was fired to looking up confidential information about a private citizen. the details, they are still shoulded in seek chris -- shrouded in secrecy because of the laws. >>> more painful budget cuts. they are expected to revise their projections and if revenues are down, funding for student attendants could be cut by 4%. money for bus transportation could also be slas

schaefer's former teacher. >> reporter: dr. paul white has been taking notes in court. he's expected to back the defense's claims that jackson could have administered the fatal dose himself. lawyers for dr. murray are also expected to call character witnesses, maybe even the singer's long-time makeup artist. she claims the singer was distraught and was in no shape to launch a comeback. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> the defense is expected to call about 15 witnesses and could be wrapped up by the middle of next week. >>> for the first time california police released the frantic calls to 911 as a man opens fire on coworkersa the a quarry. heavily-armed police flooded the cupertino neighborhood. last month, he killed three people and wounded seven. allman had an assault rifle and a handgun when he walked into work and began shooting. what happened was we were having a safety meeting and one guy went postal. he went home, and went postal and pulled out an ak-47. >> was he in the meeting? >> yeah. he was in the meeting. but he just walked out and walke

steve schaefer is an expert on the powerful anesthetic propofol.shot down the theory that michael jackson injected himself with a le lethal injection of propofol. >> what was your reaction to the statement he swallowed the propofol? >> i was disappointed because it's not possible. >> after questioning schaefer today, defense attorneys are expected to start calling witnesses. murray has pled not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges. >>> a dineros game students are playing. the fainting game is more of a serious health risk than a good time. students have tried to induce a high by cutting off oxygen to their brain. the school recently sent letters to parents warning them about the game's possibly deadly risks and urging them to talk to their kids. parents are concerned. >> there's been a game going on where kids are passing out. >> what was your reaction? >> scared, very scared that it was happening at this young age. >> now the game isn't limited to the school. the is centers for disease control says 82 children across the u.s. have died from

schaefer said jackson had a much more of the drug in his system. >>> new home video shows what life was like for terry thompson. >> they will scare the average guy. >> tuesday, authorities say thompson opened dozens of animal cages, releasing lions tigers, and monkeys into the countryside. he then took his own life. his wife came to the zoo yesterday to visit the survivors, including two cats. thompson said they slept in her bed at night. >>> now to the case of the missing 10-month old in missouri. witnesses are now coming forward and they all say they saw a mysterious man carrying a baby dressed only in a diaper the same night when the baby went missing. scott has the very latest. >> it has been nearly three weeks since the baby disappeared from her parents' home in kansas city. abc news has learned that at least three eyewitnesses say they saw the same thing on october 4. >> 4:00 in the morning, 49 degrees. the baby did not have a coat or nothing. >> he called police after seeing a man in a t-shirt carrying a baby just down the block from the parents' house. >> it was shocking because

,,, >> it's cold outside, but that means this is the season to run. >> trainer to the stars john schaefer is here. he's here to talk about how you can start training for the maryland marathon coming up soon. >> well, if you are deciding from watching the news today that now is time to start, you should have started a little while ago. maybe we have to wait until next year. now it's time to make the decision, but we've got a lot of people in our city. all of this hard work and all of this sacrifice can come to fruition in a couple weeks. >> what is it? you have run 10 marathons area i will driver on the city and see people running in the rain and cold. i'm just thinking, what are you doing? what is it about that of session? >> it gets going and you just keep owing with it. it is very exciting. i feel like a big part of baltimore city when i'm running through it. i think a lot of people get that feeling. it's wonderful to do all of these things with all these people. we are all going to line up and we are going to be 26.2 miles together. steve, roderick. >> yeah. we will die together. [. >>

paul white, who is one of schaefer's friends and colleagues. >> reporter: the prosecution is wrapping up its case. and defense attorneys are expected to call their first witnesses on friday. >> reporter: the defense will likely say jackson took several sedatives on the day jackson died without murray's knowledge. and that the singer gave himself the fatal dose of propofol when he went to the bathroom. >> remember, the defense doesn't have to prove anything. all they have to do is raise questions in the minds of the jury. >> reporter: if convicted, murray faces up to four years in prison. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> the defense is expected to call about 50 witnesses and could wrap up their case by the middle of next week. >>> revolution in libya reaches a climax. mary is in the newsroom with more on this still-developing story. >> well, denise. the gadhafi regime is over after more than four decades. a warning after this video you're about to see is disturbing. moammar gadhafi was killed by rebel fighters who killed him in his hometown of sirte. they bombed the

. >>> she will question an and schaefer says in his opinion, dr. conrad murray is directly responsible for michael jackson's death. he said he acted more like an employee than a responsible doctor. >> the first time jackson said i need propofol to sleep, a doctor would say, you have asleep disorder and you need to be seen by doctors who spent lice in -- specialize in sleep disorders, not by having me show up with propofol. >> murray acknowledged giving jackson propofol, but the judge said the amount was too small to cause jackson's death. >>> barbie's new makeover has met a disa approval -- disapproval by many parents. some claim the tattoos set a bad thing for children. >>> i don't think she will be in our house. >> probably not. >>> let's look at what we have. it is moving along well in some areas there is a new truck crash in vacaville where a truck carrying live chickens collided with an suv. coming up, we will have a live report from the scene but it is a big traffic mess as you drive because they are still trying to clean up this accident and

schaefer's former teacher. >> reporter: dr. paul white has been taking notes in court. he's expected to back the defense's claim that jackson could have administered the fatal dose himself. lawyers for dr. murray are also expected to call character witnesses, maybe even the singer's long-time makeup artist. she claims the singer was in distraught and was in no shape to launch a comeback. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> if convicted, murray could face up to four years in prison and lose his medical license. the defense says the case should be wrapping up by the end of next week. >>> well, new trouble for casey anthony. mary is in the newsroom with more on a lawsuit filed against her that is asking for more than $100,000. >> denise, equisearch, the company that searched if are caylee anthony, wants to be reimbursed for the money it spent looking for the young girl. casey anthony was aquilted -- acquitted of murdering her daughter this summer. a judge is allowing the lawsuit, despite a motion to dismiss it. the lawsuit is also asking for casey to answe

schaefer's former teacher. >> reporter: dr. paul white has been taking notes in court.expected to back the defense's claims that jackson could have administered the fatal dose himself. lawyers for dr. murray are also expected to call character witnesses. maybe even the singer's makeup artist. she claims the singer was distraught and in no shape to launch a comeback. >> the defense says its case should be wrapped up by the end of next week. >>> the biographer of apple ceo steve jobs is speaking for the first time about how the visionary handled the disease that took his life. he said for nine months, jobs delayed potentially life-saving surgery for cancer. instead, he opted for alternative therapies. he was asked why jobs initially refused the surgery. >> i think that he kind of felt that if you ignore something, if you don't want something to exist, you can have magical thinking. and it had worked for him in the past. he regretted it. >> reporter: isaacson conducted over 40 interviews with jobs. and you can hear more about the private life of steve jobs this sunday, on

steven schaefer called dr. unconshonnable -- unconscionable, unethical, and illegal. and said he took none of the safeguards he should. >> that would have saved michael michael jackson's life. >> reporter: the defense is claiming that michael jackson took an overdose himself. >> that would be impossible. >> schaefer says it would only be possible if directly injected in the blood stream. dr. paul white. >> reporter: the prosecution is wrapping up its case. and defense attorneys are expected to start calling their first witnesses on friday. >> the defense will likely claim that jackson took several sedatives on the day he died, without murray's knowledge. and that the singer gave himself the fatal dose of propofol when murray went to the bathroom. >> remember, defense doesn't have to prove anything. all they have to do is raise questions in the minds of the jury. >> reporter: if the jury convicts murray of involuntary manslaughter, he could face up to four years in prison. in los angeles, karen brown, wjz eyewit

steven schaefer testified that he gave michakchael jackso times more.urors that according to autopsy reports and records of propofol ordered, jackson was so heavily drugged he would have been incapable of givings himself the massive dose that killed him. >>> after being late on her first day of community service at the county morgue, actress lindsay lohan has just arrivinged at the coroner's office for her court-ordered community service. her tardiness could further jeopardize her probation. >>> more ba games are on the verge of gets canceled after talks between the leagues and the players broke down. there is no end. if games are canceled through christmas, it could cost both sides more than a billion dollars. >>> new study of 36,000 cell phone uhers in denmark concludes there is no increased risk of brain cancer from cell phone use. a small to moderate risk from heavy cell phone use can't be ruled out. >>> new and revealing details about steve jobs' extraordinary life are coming to light this morning. they're detailed in the new auto biography that hi

steven schaefer brought people to their feet as he held a bottle of propofol. explaining how he thinks michael jackson died. a scientist will be put on the stand today the challenge that theory. >>> new concern this is morning about bpa. researchers found mothers with high levels of bpa in pregnancy were more likely to have daughters that had troubles like behavior problems by age 3. >>> the 17th named storm of the season has formed. tropical storm rina is whipping up 40-mile-an-hour winds off the coast of cuba. it should slow sli drift before strengthening to a category 1 storm on friday. it will not threaten the us. >> good news there. >>> weather this morning from around the nation. a wet morning from the great lakes to the ohio valley. the rain moves into pittsburgh, buffalo, and syracuse by this afternoon and evening. look for a sprinkle around here in new york city, philadelphia, and southern new england. showers in the northern rockies. >> 80 in colorado springs. mostly 60s from the twin cities to indianapolis. 62 in new york. 73 in atlanta. >>> coming u

. >> last week schaefer testify for the prosecution that the actions were unconscionable and unethical. the lieutenant governor took the stand today in the trial against the senator. as david explains, the defense attorneys hope the testimony will refuse to the extent of his involvement. >> anthony brown took the witness stand for the defense against state senator ulysses. the lieutenant governor described him as "lacking in organizational skills." the defense is trying to plant doubt that the senator did not intend to do anything wrong. he is charged with extortion and lying to the fbi. prosecutors claim that the senator was paid to injured $45,000 to do legislative favors for the grocer. the statute has the word "knowingly" in it. they have portrayed him as not very bright or astute and he paid little attention to detail. the lieutenant has known him since 1994. he was his campaign manager. he says he was a mentor personally unprofessionally. lieutenant said he is an honest man. "a man and strong integrity and believes." lieutenant said it is that of a good guy. they would say he was

steven schaefer.ly scenario that fits is that michael jackson was on an iv propofol drip for more than three hours before dr. conrad murray even knew that he had stopped breathing. dr. paul white doesn't buy that at all saying that dr. murray never abandoned his patient. listen to what he said in court. >> this deal immediately with the elephant in the room here. >> elephant in the room. okay. >> the elephant in the room being, conrad murray has been accused of infusing a dose of propofol and leaving this patient. can you justify that? >> absolutely not. >> now, this witness really could make or break the case for dr. murray. i mean, the defense really put him on the stand to prove that michael jackson was an experienced drug user who may have even known how to use a syringe and may have injected himself, may have overdosed on his own by accident. he was also there, really, to toss some water on the prosecution's theory that dr. murray used an iv drip or an infusion to give michael jackson enough prop

steven schaefer said murray acted more like an employee than a physician.t murray's violations of standard medical care led to jackson's death. murray's lawyers will start presenting their case tomorrow. >>> and lindsay lohan is out on bail this morning after her probation on a theft charge was revoked. she was taken from court in handcuffs wednesday in los angeles. lohan's attorney tried to explain why she had problems performing her community service at a women's shelter but the judge did not want to hear it. >> miss lohan indicates at the women's center she was not interacting with anyone so the service was not fulfilling. her words. the service -- is that what a sentence is about? it's supposed to fulfill the defendant or is it supposed to be rehabilitative and/or punitive? >> the judge set another hearing for november 2nd to decide if lohan must return to jail. >>> straight ahead, your thursday morning weather. >>> and in sports, great defense and clutch hitting make the difference in game one of the world series. and tea to choose from. it's the way t

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schaefer's question was earlier, as most of the most people currently on the streets have very severe cases of mental illness. a lot of them have high cases of schizophrenia and bipolar disease. part of what we are faced with now is taking care of those real illnesses, and not just providing housing. you could give housing to people who are mentally ill, but it will not be able to hold it down. in new york city, they passed kendra's law, and our own senate in california passed laura's law, that would allow san francisco to bring assisted outpatient treatment outside of the current prison system. by doing that, we saw in new york they were able to bring homelessness down by 60%, a decrease in incarceration of the mentally ill by 72%, and the program itself, the pilot program in los angeles has worked very well. for every one person with mental illness in our system, it costs us $100,000. by pulling them out, it costs 25,000 others to give them assisted outpatient programs outside of the jails. it costs $25,000 to give them assisted outpatient services. [applause] >> i agree, are homele