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another core project that we have is sp-163 wrap-around program. this is something that theykes state and federal funding for children, the foster care placement funding and allows us to draw down that same level of funding, but provide services for children in family settings who are at risk of going to a high level group home placement. so we're able to access more funding to provide the services that they need to maintain them in family settings. and that is an interagency partnership between human services, mental health, juvenile probation, and the school district. and then seneca connections is the private agency that actually provides the service. so it's primary -- primarily the child welfare kids and the few mental health clients who access that. and this just gives a little bit more description of who is actually eligible for the service. you need to be in at risk of group home placement and you need a 362 status or be a.b. 3632 eligible or have a.p. we're also offering it to adoptive families to make sure the adoptions stay in place. sup

1,700 square foot, 100-story building ormgally in use as a kentucky fried chicken is now occupied by sp orbing -- by spork restaurant. there will be no decision to approve or disapprove the proposed project. the hearing is on the environmental document only. the commission may at a future discretionary hearing weigh the staff recommendation on the merits of the project. the decision before the commission today is whether to uphold the preliminary mitigated negative declaration and to denial the appeal or to return the environmental review document to the department for preparation of an e.i.r. and al provided in the packets are the department's response of the concerns raised in the appeal letter, the appeal letter it and a draft motion to uphold the neg dec. it speaks to the project design, code compliance concerns, and socioand economic concerns and do not relate to physical and environmental effects resulting in the project. they have been fully addressed by the department's responses, many of which have been evaluated in detail within the initial study. for the reasons outoutlined i

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the endangered list includes, south carolina congressman john sp term incumbent who chairs the house budget committee and ike skelton of missouri and house of the armed services committee and from minnesota a tough fight to maintain his seat. the house transportation committee. so joining us to talk about all this. wall street journal columnist editor and james freeman and kim strassel. dan, we keep hearing this is a wave election, a big event the kind we don't see often, but what explains the vulnerability of a guy like ike skelton, he hasn't gotten less than 86% since 1982. >> the problem is there's a percentage higher than that. he voted with nancy pelosi 95% of the time and it's really fascinating because skelton, head of the defense committee is very conservative guy, pro defense, pro iraq, pro afghanistan. >> paul: brought the b-2, everybody believes to the air force base, the bomber. >> and running against a formidable candidate. and bill clinton came out there to campaign for him and sarah palin to campaign for her. his problem is, he's in a district that voted in 2008 for jo

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seth fowler is making a sp appearance at the 75th street elementary school in los angeles.e kids here are being treated to a reading of a book called "cory the popcorn's big adventure." >> cory wondered how anybody could live in such a mess. >> seth has a special relationship to this strange and delightful story of a lost kernel of popcorn. he created the book himself when he was a kid. >> when i was a little older than you guys, i came up with the story of this book, first by drawing. >> seth was a kid who loved to draw. his parents supported his talent by enrolling him in art classes. and that's how the character of cory began to take shape. >> the story actually came out of a sketch that i did at 9 of a piece of popcorn running through a busy street intersection. >> this is the story of cory the popcorn, who was left behind, and his big adventure to find his way home. >> the book is his journey throughout this big house in search of his family. it talks about forgiveness, overcoming obstacles, working through diversity, and it's really fun. >> with encouragement from his

the stam sp a heavily populated area.re are upward of 55, 60,000 people on campus during the day. they come from all over the world. so, an individual who has an opportunity and wants to take that opportunity may do so. >> over the weekend a second student stepped forward and said that she was the victim of a similar assault at the student union that same afternoon. >>> today a woman from glen burnie fighting her landlord over bed bugs is expected to be in court. she moved into the apartment back in march and that's when she says the problem started. her children started to get little red welts on their skin. well, she thought they were just mosquito he bites. but in june, the pest guy came to the apartment and told her about bed bugs in the building. she can't live in her apartment and is afraid to take any of her belongings out and is fighting the landlord and wants him to take responsibility for the problems she faced over the past couple month. so she is expected in a court of law later this afternoon. state police ar

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the podium hasn't been used recreptly and that it should stay that way so many wouldn't need to be sp-pbtbuild a wheelchair ramp. >> i said, we don't need it. why spent all that money when there's real needs out there and people's lives at stake. >>> the board of supervisors still has to vote on how to fund the project. it's expected to take seven weeks to complete. amber lee, ktv u channel 2 news. >>> california's proposed high speed rail system is getting almost $200 million. the u.s. transportation department today announced the $194 million grant. the stimulus money will help pay for preliminary engineers and envirallal reports. the authority says the grant will cover that are per dollar. >>> play structures at 8nevado men men industry schools are closed. the equipment cost $1.6 million to install and meeting all safety issues. the playground will stay closed at least until next tuesday, a measure that some participants are grateful -- >>> temperatures cooled down today. they're going to move further as we move into tomorrow, friday and sunday. we have report heat temperatures out the

the podium hasn't been used recreptly and that it should stay that way so many wouldn't need to be sp-pbt build a wheelchair ramp. >> i said, we don't need it. why spent all that money when there's real needs out there and people's lives at stake. >>> the board of supervisors still has to vote on how to fund the project. it's expected to take seven weeks to complete. amber lee, ktv u channel 2 news. >>> california's proposed high speed rail system is getting almost $200 million. the u.s. transportation department today announced the $194 million grant. the stimulus money will help pay for preliminary engineers and envirallal reports. the authority says the grant will cover that are per dollar. >>> play structures at 8nevado men men industry schools are closed. the equipment cost $1.6 million to install and meeting all safety issues. the playground will stay closed at least until next tuesday, a measure that some participants are grateful -- >>> temperatures cooled down today. they're going to move further as we move into tomorrow, friday and sunday. we have report heat temperatures out th

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you can always if you have a backyard you can e-mail or tweet me sp weather. give me weather information. there is a lot of 30s today. 22 in tahoe. 29 reno. eureka is 38. look at sacramento and fresno. all of the 40s low to mid upper. system will continue to spin in clouds. yes to the north there will be rain for us. i think it will hold off. fine for game one. partly cloudy skies. cloudily to the north. fairs to south. this is a day-to-day forecast. higher clouds beginning to move in later. more toward the north bay. 60s upper 60s to low 70s. partly cloudy mostly fair. first pitch near 60 degrees. everything is all right. tomorrow is one we will tackle. clouds to the north. we will get rain in here. forward the north there will be some. >>> tightening the security at napa state hospital. the three changes that have been made since the weekend murder of a hospital employee. >>> i'm paul chambers live in san jose. police are looking for two men that are armed and dangerous and may be targeting a certain type of accomplishment. >>> 880 near the oakland coliseum.

police are anticipating more victims will sp forward. >>> across the river in virginia, alexandria policecognize this man. take a close look at the surveillance video from giant food store on east monroe in alexandria. he hid from workers until the store was closed, then went on his own little shopping or taking spree. the alarm went off but the monitoring company never called police. >>> 5:51. time for weather and traffic on the es. >> gorgeous weather. >> i have my short leeves. i am ready for the weekend. head and shoulders over last weekend. last weekend we had one big day that was saturday. it was drizzly and cloudy on sunday. i think i watched a movie and did absolutely nothing. >> sounds good, though. >> i like to get out there. and i am going to get out there this weekend. 58 degrees is where we are right now at reagan nation with clear skies across the area. sun comes up at 7:11. just down to the south and east, 47 degrees. look at montgomery village. your wind right now is calm. your temperature, 49 degrees. gaithersburg, 47. montgomery county and rockville, 51 degrees. where do

the white house says any reports of a vice presidential sp are absolute fiction. >>> there are two morettacks on convoys today. the taban has claim responsibility for most of the attacks. the spokesman says the attacks are revenge for the he escalati of drone strikes. they have also taken issue with the drone capaign. last tweak government cut off the main group nato groups use to bring supplies into ghanistan. there have been seven attacks sincthen. >>> tomorrow begins the 10th year of the war in afghanistan. 1,200 american servicemen -- sense members have been kill in that war. today there's word that secret talks to end the war are underway once again. >> reporter: if afghan government in twauks the taliban. the white house said it spors reconciliation, meaning a compromise to end the afghan war that cost more than $1,200 u.s. lives. >> at the term of a a deal seemed reasonable and did not lead to a taliban takeover of the country, i think most americans would welcome it to prevent the next round of fatalities. >> reporter: the army staff sergeant robert miller lost his life to the t

. >> jimm oh, sp it. >> i wish that i was young as this was happening, but i'm old, and now i'm verynight live." >> iam. >> jimmy: that's the best. i'm so excited. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: i'm so excited for this episode. >> oh, me too. well, what's interesting is, like -- you know this, because you did the show, but for the first three days, everybody is saying -- you're not looking at a script. they're saying you'll wear this, here, take your picture for that. i'm like, "when do we get the script? when do i get to work on this? because it's going to be live." and "you'll probably wear these shoes, and let's fit you for a wig." i'm like, "when are we going to see the script?" so, we saw the script finally yesterday. and i'm thrilled and nervous. i think i have that perfect cocktail of nervousness and, you know, excitement. >> jimmy: yeah, and are you going to be singing anything? >> i think i will be singing something. you know how things can change, but i think i might be doing a little faith hill. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! that'll be awesome. i'

yesterday she announced that she will sp down at the end of the nth.t was a mutual decision made by herself and the presumptive mayor, vincent gray. she'll be replaced by kaya henderson who worked beside rhee before coming to work for d.c. public schools. michelle rhee will be a topic of conversation on the "today" show this morning. coming up immediately following "news4 today." let's check in with meredith to see what else they areorking on. >> good morning to you. we look forward to talking to her about why the resignation and what's next in her life. also coming up, the latest fr chile where 33 miners and 6 rescue workers are safely above ground. what's next for them? also ahead, christine o'connell attacked her opponent and gets tripped up on a question by the supreme court. in the first debate between delaware senate candidat. details on that. >>> an 8 year old prodigy whose paintings sell for $18,000 a piece. we'll meet her when we get started. >> see you soon. >>> 6:39 right now. frustrated people in fairfax county get a chance to ask questions

all sps -- alspice. little dark rum. add that extra flavor, that kick.it of cidar vinegar, apple sauce. and what's going to happen is -- we will throw these currents in here. another dried berry. kind of like a raisin. >> that's going to be really good. we will let this simmer for 25 minutes. so it will be nice and saucy. i will let that simmer and mix that up for a second. >> i would like to -- listen, bob, don't go to mcdonald's for lunch today. >> we got half the calories. twice the protein. half the fat with this recipe. >> you got serving of fruit in there. serving of fruit in. there sweet and savory going on to it and one of the things you can look at here is the finished dish. if you want to prepare this ahead of time, you actually freeze these -- >> like this -- is that? >> that's that. what happens is it's going to oxidize. >> my dad does that with pears. >> good stuff. we can either freeze this or it will last for about a week in the fridge. and question actually take the chicken strips before we bake them and throw them in the freezer and when

he voted to sp the death penalty 64 times.ry brown. >> coming up tonight at 11 ochlt things not looking up in the housing market. discouraging record number of foreclosures. and governor schwarzenegger comment on the nasty insult in the gubernatorial campaign. those stories and more in 1 hour on 7 news at 11 over on channel 7. >> larry is here with sport. power nap sports. we get a sponsor for this. the giants took off for phillies game one of the national league championship series coming up on saturday. immediate challenge. figure out how to score runs against the man who might be the most dominating pitcher in all of baseball. roy through a no hitter in the opening round of the play off. toss a per game for philadelphia back in may. first pitcher since ryan in 1973 to throw multiple no no in the same season. hawaii imposing figure and giants know they might face him three times in a 7 game series. >> i was wondering what he would look like the first post season. knew he would be dominant. good. but i don't think anybody exp

sp weather. had a nice tweet from cheek -- chico. partly cloudy, cooler and in these showers the wind can pick up as well. 60s and 70s. the clouds roll in faster, could be a cool day. tomorrow things calm down a little bit especially on the coast and over in the city. we are looking for all systems go for the giants tomorrow night. sun, clouds, cool still on thursday, but more off towards the east. and then clearing on friday. the weekend looks good. >> all right, steve. time now 6:38. we are going to tell but a fire causing controversy. a tennessee family watched helplessly as their home burned to the ground and firefighters never lifted a finger. >>> breaking news out of los angeles. a los angeles man wanted in fremont for assaulting an officer is now in custody. >>> good morning. traffic on 101 san rafael looking good from novato to the middle of the county. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. >>> well, good morning to you. welcome back. time now 6:41. here's look at some of the top stories we are following for you now.

. >> reporter: police have arrested the owner of the club, 46-year-old william sp, eel -- speeler and charged him with murder and other four employees are in jail facing similar charges. >> you talk about a beating like this as a result of a property damage, someone has lost their life from a savage beat in what appears to be vigilante justice. ridiculous. >> the chief plans to close the club under an emergency decree that authorizes police to shut a dangerous business for 96 hours. >> we had two incidents there last night. one resulted in the death of an individual. so that is it in the authority of me to shut the club down and i intend to do so. >> they want the medical examiner to release the body so they can give it a proper islamic burial. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we want to go live to gary who's live at dc police headquarters where we are awaiting information on the case. gary? >> reporter: good evening. it appears the case may be change and the presumptions maybe changing as a result of a medical examination of his body. cause and manner of death, according to the medical

sp weather by the way if you have weather information you can always hit me up there for a tweet. we have most of you pretty cool. we have some low clouds they seem to be stacking up in sonoma county. i can't find any breaks in the clouds there. it's just kind of partly cloudy, mostly clear for some. sun and clouds cool to mild though. temperatures today will be in the 60s and 70s. that's coast, bay and inland. sun and clouds. cooler air mass in place. mt. tamalpais is 47. that's actually one degree cooler than 24 hours ago. what's that mean? it means we won't warm up too much. by tomorrow i think that will come up a good five or ten degrees but nod to the. stanford 51. castro valley 51. vallejo say we're 55 as well. the big low finally moving out. it's heading into nevada. that will give them and the sierra nevada thundershower activity. for us sun and clouds. low clouds will persist. rather stubborn up towards the north bay as well. temps breezy for some. no problems tonight. take a jacket. 60. temperature dropping to about 55. fog, sun will be with us but warmer inland temps th

i ink it was right to reset with russia to sp the deterioration relations. there's a limit to howar things can improveith is russian government. >> because >> bause it's an autratic authoritarian regime that i think dends upon anti-americanism as part of its political gitimacy. i don't ink we're going to have the kind of relionship that i d manythers thoht that wuld have a should have in the 1990s without a change of regime in russia. and a change many regime in russia is no somethinwean produc >> where is the president over the next two years going with respect to national security policy. >> where he goes will depend on what happens in november. if he is considerably weakened, i think there will be even fewer foreign policy initiatives. he'll concentrate on domestic politics. he'll concentrate on t ecomy as aay building up his political capital for 2012. and incidentally, i think the president is now in the trough of his presidency: think he'll rebound after the elections. he'll rebound only because ere wi be somebody ee if the publicans take overhe hse to

sp weather. i guess there's a lot of halloween parties and events planned for this weekend. now we still have a couple days to iron this out. but the things are changing for the weekend. today we're all right. we have the fog. once that burns back it will be sunny. a lot of rain in southern california. record rain yesterday in san diego, palm springs even santa barbara at a half inch of rain. l.a. about .40. what continues for us is fog. a lot on the coast and especially inland. if kids are like what's the forecast today? it will be chilly in the morning and then mild in the afternoon. and then warm later in the afternoon. so probably wear shorts and not wear a jacket. that's the way it works. but any way similar to what we had yesterday if i want to pass the word along. for us what we are looking for will continue to be this fog and temperatures 70s for some, 60s for others. concord's forecast starting off at 50 under mostly clear skies. we'll go 70 as noon and a high of 76 which is similar to yesterday. 50 to 53. everybody's close here. napa, livermore concord at 50. three