the substance abuse and mental health services administration says between 2005 and 2009 er visits climbed from over 1100 to more than 13,000! about 44% of those visits came after people mixed drinks with alcohol or drugs. now the beverage industry says that things are taken out of context and say that energy drinks are safer. >> most of us leave our diets at the doorstep for the turkey dinner but there are helpful hints. skip high calorie wines and liquors and don't eat the turkey stuff and stuffing has up to five hundred calories per serving and if you make it les weighty by using chicken stock instead of cornbread and stuffing is leaner if cooked outside of the turkey and potatoes are high in sugar and cranberries are good but the sauce is loaded with sugar. eat the pumpkin part of the pie and not the crust and take a walk before or after gobbling down dinner will help. how about hitting the malls after thanksgiving. >> and make sure you get what you pay for. >>> plus we are going to talk about a thanksgiving tradition for two turkeys, tomorrow will truly be a day of thanks. >>> well al

health services administration, with the focus on working not only with issues of domestic violence but also working with the issues of the criminal justice system because, indeed, as i mentioned, it's not the abuse excuse, it is trying to break the cycle. we spend a lot of money reincarcerating individuals who have primary issues that have never dealt with, so especially in nonviolent situations. we wanted to break that cycle and, as dr. harris pointed out, we also want to create a workforce that has a stable appreciation of traumatic phenomenon so that, again, we don't blame the child, we don't blame the wife, we don't blame the spouse who is the victim of trauma. and the gains center also has some training programs as well as other initiatives, correct? yes, we have a number of programs that address trauma, and one can access that from our web site at wwww.samhsa.gov gains center. we have a national center on traumatic stress. we've got the activity that dr. gillece is engaged in, and we've got the activity that miss cain is engaged in. and we've got community programs like dr. h

clark, director, center for substance abuse treatment, substance abuse and mental health services administration, u.s. department of health and human serviceses, rockville, m; dr. maxine harris, ceo and co-founder, community connections, washington, dc. dr. clark, what is trauma and how do we define trauma? the definition of trauma is a little ambiguous, but it's tied to specific adverse events that a person may experience or a community may experience, including disasters, physical or sexual abuse, or witnessing the above-mentioned. it's of that nature, it could be psychological as well as physical, and there are a wide range of issues associated with the definition. very good, and what are the various sources of trauma? well, the sources are similar to the precipitant. it could be from a relative or a partner. it could be in war, from the enemy. it could be from tornadoes or hurricanes or floods. it could be from predators who are in the community unbeknownst to the victim, a person who's victimized from either physical assault or rape or events like that. so the, it can be from a loved one or

it is more diverse, a lot more companies showing up and a lot of openings in customer service and administrative openings. i want to introduce stephanie simmons with manpower one of the companies that is going to be inside. how many people and what kind of jobs are you going to fill? >> we are working on 25 openings. the jobs range from entry level bookcasing to sales management. >> reporter: things are looking good or better? >> they are. manpower's outlook survey for the bay area shows about a net 8% increase in employers want to hire through the end of the year which is still guarded. but it is looking up. >> reporter: wonderful. thank you for joining us. manpower just one of several companies here today to he did had you fan a new job. 185 positions open here today. hotel whitmore job fair runs from noon to 4:00. -- katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> we take you inside the jury room of dr. murray's trial trial. >> do you believe michael jackson would be aliveañ t;ée if it were not for dr. conrad murray? >> yes. >> as we said for the first time one of the jurors talks about the stress and scream

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it is more diverse, a lot more companies showing up and a lot of openings in customer service and administrative openings. i want to introduce stephanie simmons with manpower one of the companies that is going to be inside. how many people and what kind of jobs are you going to fill? >> we are working on 25 openings. the jobs range from entry level bookcasing to sales management. >> reporter: things are looking good or better? >> they are. manpower's outlook survey for the bay area shows about a net 8% increase in employers want to hire through the end of the year which is still guarded. but it is looking up. >> reporter: wonderful. thank you for joining us. manpower just one of several companies here today to he did had you fan a new job. 185 positions open here today. hotel whitmore job fair runs from noon to 4:00. -- katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> we take you inside the jury room of dr. murray's trial trial. >> do you believe michael jackson would be aliveañ t;ée if it were not for dr. conrad murray? >> yes. >> as we said for the first time one of the jurors talks about the stress and scream

the general services administration is considering the proposals and says it will make its selectionxt two weeks. >>> prince george's county public schools face a budget short fall but not as bad as it could have been. the "washington examiner" says william hite has recommended more budget cuts. they face a budget shortfall next year because enrollment and tax revenue have dropped. hite says next year's budget shortfall is a lot less than it would have been than if the system had not already made budget cuts. >>> first lady michelle obama will talk about the need to mentor the future. she'll attend an event at george washington university this afternoon. it includes students from the district, maryland, and virginia. >>> time is 6:36. >>> 6:39 is your time now. 46 degrees. a beautiful look out there at the horizon, the first touch of sunlight coming from the nation's capital. it is cold right now, but get out there and maybe put on a short sleeved shirt. >> you are eun yang, and i am out of here. >> i wish. >> it is a beautiful day. >> tom? >> good morning. >>> here's a live view. yo

. >> reporter: we arery of costs, the general services administration is now proposing a scaled-down l.a. courthouse, weary of costs. denham wants to use the money to create jobs in the private sector. mike luery, cbs 5. >>> groupon made an impressive wall street debut today. [ opening bell ] the chicago-based company rang the opening bell made its initial public offering. its stock jumped nearly 50% to $3 1 a share in the opening minutes today. the ipo is the biggest for a company since google. with today's stock price jump groupon is now valued at more than $16 billion. >>> pg&e found a leak in a section of a natural gas line that ruptured last year in san bruno. the utility found the leak during water pressure testing. the location is not yet known. but pg&e says it's either in palo alto or menlo park. pg&e will inject water into the lines so crews can find the leak. >>> stanford has just received a record $150 million donation. venture capitalist robert king and his wife dorothy donated $100 million to the graduate business school. and then another $50 million was given in matchi

states, through the department of energy western area power administration, for delivery of low-cost power and scheduling coordinator services to treasure island and the yerba buena island. >> we bring to you today the second amendment to our existing contract with the western area power administration for providing full load services to treasure island. the treasury currently provide services to treasure island and yerba buena island. the puc entered into an agreement with the department of energy for the delivery of clean low-cost federal power. this provides an allocation of electricity from two federal projects and it provides a clean power to treasure island. in the event that this is not sufficient from these projects come on the puc entered in 2005 into a full load service contract with western area power administration. that contract went through 2010 and it was amended in 2007 to extend it from 2010 until 2015. this would extend the contract from 2015 through october of 2020. >> does that complete your presentation? >> if you would like, i can go over the details in the budget analyst report. >> please. >> so, the t

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the first is administrator martha johnson who heads up the general services administration. administrator johnson is not only the leader at gsa, not only a woman with extraordinariliry professional background and private sector leadership, innovation and public sector service as well but she's also an expert in organizational transformation and in change management which has been really critical to the approach that gsa has taken to their efforts in the greengov initiative and to mayor commitment to z z. f zero environmental input. without them, without administrator johnson's vision it would be extraordinarily challenging for the federal community and particularly for the civilian agencies to reach these goals. so please, administrator johnson join us on stage. thank you. [applause] >> happy halloween. thank you for the kind introduction. it was terrific as always to hear director jack lew speak. i want to thank him for his remarks as well. i'm delighted to be here to help kick off the 2011 greengov symposium. it's a tremendously important event and i know that this year the

reved him yesterday and he was hired in july as assistant superintendent of business and administrative services. and according to the superintendent there is no evidence he engaged in inappropriate behavior with school children. >> fda is warning animal lovers about handling pet food. 70 people were infected by tainted pet food made in pennsylvania. they got poisoning from touching the pet food or objects that touched it then putting their hands in their mouths. fda is increasing testing efforts and warn to you wash hands after handling pet food and keep baby as way from it. they're vulnerable to salmonela. >> and researchers now lengthing too much sitting to cancer. a study present node a conference in washington, d.c. links excessive inactivity to anest maifted 100,000 cases of cancer every year in the united states. researchers say pro longed sitting increases inflammation and other indicators. cancer experts say adult who's sit most of the day should get up and take two minute activity breaks every hour. the study by australia's baker heart and diabetes institute is published in european he

stephen shields was arrested, he is the assistant superintendent of business into administrative services for the school district. the material was found on his personal laptop. he had been placed on administrative leave pending the investigation. >>mark: a major mistake at the white house, sa >> i believe the phrase from the bible is the lord helps those who help themselves. >>mark: he did correct himself on the matter. >>darya: let's take a live look into all hope. we have rain in the they have snow. here's a live shot of to 67 at north star. we will see if the rain totals are much when everything is done. >>mark: the big story its bay area weather. scattered showers and downpours moving through the bay. >>darya: i am here with james. it looks like things are definitely

. >> i am from the department of building inspection, deputy director administrative services. i want to highlight four projects that you receive the materials on. the first project is something that we just moved to the -- the department just moved to the outlook e-mail system. we are still shaking that out. so we appreciate everybody's patience in that. the second is today we are going live with the electrical inspection scheduling over the web. which should be really helpful. the next is the refresh. president hechanova, new mentioned about whether we were going to need some new servers for the permit tracking system. essentially what the refresh is for the infrastructure is we have about 50 servers that are out of service. in other words, we do not get any maintenance at the end of december. we have been working with the department of technology to determine what service can be ritualized. this is a new way of doing things, essentially on a cloud, but it is located here. we're looking at what applications and what kind of servers can eliminate and not have to replace. we're

customer service 30% administrative or clerical support at 16%, delivery 15%, technology 12% and inventoryontrol at 10%. we warned you new bank fees are on the way even though bank of america dropped plans for fees for debit card usage. now it will charge if you use your savings acounts. starting in december transactions include online transfers from savings accounts to other accounts as well as phone and debit card withdrawals. other banks had similar fees in place $9 a time. so be very careful if you are a td bank customer. >> they always find a way to get around it. thank you for telling us so we can pay attention to the things they are doing. >>> watch those fees. watch them. >> making credit unions look a lot more appealing. >>> all right thanks jess. >>> coming up 5:38. another historic site, run by the national park service. concerned about earthquake damage. we are going to see how bad it is. >>> first if you want to be the first to see this year's christmas tree lighting in person, you'll need to be in front of your computer in just a few hours. we'll be right back. [ speaking fre

. >> pamela, deputy director of administrative services dbi peter i am presenting the financial report for three months, which is still a little early to be able to say exactly where we're going to end the year. at this point in time, we're projecting to end the year on budget. i want to go over the revenues and expenses. in terms of the revenues, as you know, the largest part is charging for service. we have 25% of the year already concluded as of the end end of september. right now, our revenues are 28.4% in terms of charges for service. so we're doing well in that area. as i mentioned before, the apartment and rental unit fees will come in starting in december. the deadline is december 10, before people start to have penalties. usually these get posted in december and january. so we will know better when we are actually in the budget process, when we submit the budget to you, exactly where we will be at that point in time. when you look year-over-year in terms of our revenues, it does show that we are -- we have 37.52% unless this fiscal year than last fiscal year at this point in t

the first is administrator martin johnson who heads up the general services ministration. administrator johnson is not only the leader of gsa, not only a woman with an extraordinary professional background and private sector leading, innovation, and public sector services will, but she is also an expert in organizational transformation and change management which has been critical to the approach that gsa is taken to their efforts in the agreement of initiative and to their commitments to zero environmental footprint. without them, without their leading, without administrator johnson's vision it would be extraordinarily challenging for the federal community and particularly for the civilian agencies to reach these goals. so please, administrator, join us on stage. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> happy halloween. thank you for the kind introduction. it was terrific. hearing director jack lew speak, and i want to thank him for his remarks as well. i'm delighted to be here to help kick off that 2011 green go symposium. it is a tremendously important event, and then know th

. >> item 6, ordinance amending the administrative code to for him at limited services pregnancy centers from making false or misleading statements to the public about pregnancy related services the center offices or performs. on item 6 -- mar aye. mirkarimi aye. wiener aye. avalos aye. campos aye. chiu aye. chu aye. cohen aye. elsbernd no. farrell aye. kim aye. there are 10 ayes, one no. item seven, ordinance amending the administrative code to set a policy of community policing, and urge the police commission and chief of police to review and as necessary many police the promise policies and procedures. on item seven, mar aye. mirkarimi aye. wiener aye. avalos aye. campos aye. chiu chaye. chiu chu aye. cohen aye. elsbernd no. farrell aye. kim aye. item eight, ordinance appropriating $1 million settlement funds to the department of public health for the neighborhood improvement and mitigation in the neighborhood's most impacted by the potrero power plant in fiscal year 2011- 2012. mar aye. mirkarimi aye. wiener aye. avalos aye. campos aye. chiu aye. chu aye. cohen aye. elsbernd aye. far

i am president and ceo of this facility, on behalf of the general services administration. i would like to take this opportunity to welcome today's esteemed speakers, secretary all right, mr. isaacson, and members of the diplomatic, business, government and development committees. a lot of our special events and hospitality services -- we pride ourselves on being an active hub for u.s. trade and international policy, national export initiatives, and a form of diverse programming. in addition, our office of trade promotion works to fulfill the mandates of the trade center by collaborating with an extended network of public and private sector organizations. our partners include government agencies, chambers of commerce, and think tanks that can be in a it rich mixture, such as this evening's program. the goal is to foster international dialogue, generate business opportunities, and educate the public. we have had the great pleasure of working with the national democratic institute, a host of tonight's program. the ndi works with local partners to strengthen political and civi

services. so the administration is saying over the years they have suffered over a billion in cuts and it is not the raises they were promised. they should go and work this out so more funding does not have to come from the students. so hooking again here, teachers will consider to mash live in hayward 6:43 news. >>> campus police say they have no record of mike mcqueary contacting them after he said he saw jerry sandusky allegedly raping a boy in the football locker room. we read what mike mcqueary wrote to a friend saying he spoke to police after that incident in 2002. state police say he has no record of mike mcqueary contacting them. the new york times is reporting, they first contacted him when they were looking at an online post. he expects more victims to come forward in the next couple of days. he said his client is ready to testify against jerry sandusky and jerry sandusky has denied the charges against him that he abused and sexually assaulted children. >>> they are investigating a car chase, a car was stolen from a parking lot at the college. find out why police were stunned when they

jobs to improve the national security the problems of energy defense and labor and general services administration have been instrumental in this effort, however only the inspectors general from the department of labor and energy are here today. the type of today's hearing is where have all the tax payers money gone on of the largest recipients of federal dollars for the green energy program is the department of defense. in the 2010 memorandum of understanding with the department of energy department said and i quote energy efficiency conserve rounds de force multiplier increasing the range and endurance of the forces in the field while reducing the number of the combat forces averted to protect energy supplies by reducing long-term energy costs. in addition we are developing the green jobs here at home. the institution estimates that in my home state for example the green jobs and place some 43,000 to wondered seven residents an average of 44 bills and $790 per year which is higher than the median salary in my state. at a time when the middle class state is shrinking, these figures are the news.

the administration tried to work with the armed services committee to make this section more workable, but the input by professionals in the defense, law enforcement, and intelligence communities quite frankly was rejected. the committee didn't address the concerns of the administration except to limit these restrictions to one year. in his november 15 letter, secretary panetta wrote that he was troubled that this section remains essentially unchanged and that none of the administration's concerns or suggestions for the provision were adopted. this in itself is a concern. the views of the professionals who do this day in and day out should be considered. we're not on the streets. we're not shadowing terrorists. we're not putting together intelligence. so i find this just terribly impeer yus -- imperious. the third reverses the process of reviews for those detaped at guantanamo. i support the detention of terrorists upped the law of war. there must be a way to hold people who would, if free, take up arms against it. but detention without charge, fraps forever, is a power -- perhaps for

in the bush administration, this was your minerals management service at work. employees whose job it was to regulate the oil and gas industry also took gifts from that industry, including staying overnight at an oil company-owned resort lodge, after getting too hammered with oil and gas company employees to be allowed to drive themselves home. the oil and gas industry still produces its share of scandals, but since the bush administration, the scandals are a little less sexy. i mean, in the literal sense that they're less about shtooping. a hearing today investigated federal loans given to a company called solyndra. the awkwardness in that argument for the republicans is that the company was cleared to participate in this loan guarantee program by the george w. bush administration and the legislation creating the loan guarantee program was approved by the republican-controlled congress in 2005. that legislation creating the solyndra loan program was approved by every single republicans on the committee. the only republicans on this outraged committee who didn't

. >>> budget cuts are forcing oakland city leaders to shut down services and suspend the administrative office. parks will be open to the public. gates and restrooms will be closed. senior centers will be closed today and tomorrow. animal shelters will be shut down today but will reopen on friday. no street sweeping. main library will be closed today and tomorrow. emergency services will not be affected. >> it is 6:05 right now. a recent string of car accidents involving pedestrians in san jose is prompting police to warn drivers to be extra careful on the road now. as we all know the sun is setting earlier. marla tellez is live in san jose. she has an update. good morning, marla. >> reporter: jon, good morning. the recent time change was good for the extra hour of sleep that we all god. but it's proving to be deadly and dangerous on the roads. there have been four very serious crashes during the evening rush hour in the three workdays since we turned our clock back an hour. last night a 44-year-old san jose man was hit riding his bike. he's in the hospital this morning in serious condi

as part of one of the conditions for receiving federal money, the federal transit administration has retained the services of a financial management oversight consultant that looks at the agency's and products financial management and capacity. one of the requirements of federal funding is that it meets or exceeds the federal threshold as it relates to financial capacity. finally, the t-bird line. central subway being the benefactor of significant federal investment, with that investment comes an obligation of the agency to demonstrate technical capacity and capability to deliver and manage and operate this program. one of the requirements of the program is to meet the technical capacity and capability requirements from the federal government. i am pleased to state the program has received federal approval on technical capacity and capability. finally, the state of the design and construction of the central subway program. the program is currently on budget. we have within our program budget a $264 million contingency level, which meets and exceeds the contingency management threshold's from the federal g

i am president and ceo of this facility, on behalf of the general services administration. i would like to take this opportunity to welcome today's esteemed speakers, secretary all right, mr. isaacson, and members of the diplomatic, business, government and development committees. a lot of our special events and hospitality services -- we pride ourselves on being an active hub for u.s. trade and international policy, national export initiatives, and a form of -- and a forum for diverse programming. in addition, our office of trade promotion works to fulfill the mandates of the trade center by collaborating with an extended network of public and private sector organizations. our partners include government agencies, chambers of commerce, and think tanks that can be in a it rich mixture, such as this evening's program. the goal is to foster international dialogue, generate business opportunities, and educate the public. we have had the great pleasure of working with the national democratic institute, a host of tonight's program. the ndi works with local partners to strengthen

environmental cleanup of nuclear with a waste -- weapons production facilities and general services administrations, those are some of the cuts that have just wiped out jobs, at a time when we need to be creating them. so we need to make sure that we allow our economy to grow, we need to continue or begin to invest in education and health care and, yes, renewable energy and innovation of all kinds. the only way we can do this is with a big agreement, but one that includes far more revenue than the mere $300 billion that is now on the table. so we want balance and fairness from the supercommittee. we want a jobs agenda enacted. we want to see the american jobs act be a part of it. we want to see the unemployment -- that unemployment is -- unemployment is -- the unemployment payments are continued and extended beyond where they are today. and we want to go further to make sure that poverty is reduced in our country. because, again, over 16 million children in this country are going hungry every day and living in poverty and that is something that any country worth its salt should never tolerate. i se

government-wide reform is that the direct request -- is at the direct request of the obama administration during the postal service makes up the largest number of workers' compensation claims in this system, but it's a government-wide system. the obama administration argued that they did not want to pre postal workers differently from other federal employees, so that is the rationale for why it applies across the board. we have needed workers, performed in the federal systems for many years. -- we have needed workers' compensation reform. there's a gao investigation going on right now, the department of labor ig has estimated that each time you take a fraudulent case off the rolls, it saves between $300,000.500000 dollars. the reforms -- $300,000 and $500,000. there are two people on the books 99 years old. that creates inequity between postal and other federal workers who worked their whole lives and then retire and get a lesser benefits than someone who stays on workers' compensation past retirement age can and is able to get a higher benefit that is tax-free. that is why the vast majority of states do not allow

services and it would on an industrial model was over. keep in mind when i was the president and the social security administration won a national award for customer service we began to let people file their tax returns electronically. i tried to simplify the government and make it less bureaucratic. we got over 16,000 pages of government regulations on people. i think that we should continue to try to modernize and streamline government. but if there is something that we need the government to do because we have a generally shared interest the market won't fix like clean air, clean water are because we have to do it to be competitive. manufacturing jobs in high-tech areas. then we ought to do that and do it well. >> finally and mr. president could you have written this book while in office? >> well, it deals with a lot of the things i've been concerned about since before i started running for president including the dramatic upsurge in the income inequality and the shrinking of the middle class prospects, which i was concerned about. but i know more about that now, and i think we have now more historical evidence. we have the 12 years be