st. joseph the worker class. if you're interested in finding out about the st. the worker or jobbing opportunities or housing opportunities that are available to you, meet me in the program's classroom right now for st. joseph, the worker. >> and instantly harrington's laughing. i'm wondering, who is this guy? >> i'm officer solomon. i'm the program coordinator here for tent city. okay. come on up, guys. >> officer solomon had this radio voice, so when we first met him and he started talking to us, we were all thinking, like, this guy must have done something in radio and he actually did. >> many people, of course, ask me, you know, when they hear my voice, you know, officer solomon, you have that voice and face for radio. get it, face for radio? anyway, and yes i was in radio for many years, and i did a little tv. did a little radio. loved it. as i would sit in the studio, you know, and as i would be front selling and back selling songs, that was the latest by def leopard, coming up around the corner, we have more of your favorite rock music and more of your re

st. joseph county jail. you're saying you didn't do it and you don't know where she is. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: if we're talking about why you're here, there is the evidence of that fingerprint on that tarp cover, the material seen in the walmart video and prominently that receipt that was found in your truck. do you have anything to counter that evidence? >> i believe we've already done everything in court and i don't want to talk about evidence spesktcally related into court. >> reporter: the most sensational witness in court, like him or not, was ricky spencer. and he was still a divisive figure after trial. what to do from here on out about ricky has become a bone of contention between venus' family and prosecutor mcdonough. in return for ricky's powerful testimony, mcdonough made what some feel was a very lenient deal with ricky's attorney david moore. >> ricky deeply regretting everything that has happened. he's in deep depression right now. some days he just doesn't even want to live. >> repor

st. joseph was made in 1791. it was from the original mission santa cruz. it is considered priceless, of course. church officials seiche the restoration, if at all possible, is going to cost thousands of dollars. 54-year-old lee wilson was booked in county jail for felony vandalism, grand theft, and probation violation. >>> after almost 100 years in oakland, clorox could leave town. carl icahn owns 10% of the company, clorox by the way employed 1300 people in oakland alone. >>> and still to come at 6:00, we'll show you the surprising state of a major california freeway after weeks of warnings about nightmarish traffic. plus, what has dozens of kids with diabetes smiling tonight after camp was canceled last week? >>> and a few breaks in the clouds but the air-conditioning going full tilt to kick off the weekend. we do have a warmup in the seven-day forecast. will it weheiv end of the weekend? the forecast is straight ahead. ? >>> so far, so good. that's the word in los angeles today as people were warned of a so-called carmageddon and they're getting quite t

st. joseph's high school. we were part of the choir in 1971. it was a wonderful memory. >> a beautiful picture of it. tell us about you. tell us a little story. >> alanine comes to california. it's really his country. he'd been a dominican pastor and then he ends up being a bishop to monterey and then he moves the bishop diocese up here to san francisco. this is where the action was in 1853. we have stories from the sisters of the holy family. he founded them. they just celebrated 100 years on that corner. 1914 right after the earthquake. 1911 was this time it was built up. alameda was -- he's out on awards and buggy in the east bay or something and the horse or donkey, whatever it was, wouldn't move. he gets out to push the horse, the horse takes off, and there is the archbishop stuck out in the middle of nowhere. i don't know what the current art bishop would do if a car died. he'd get on his cell phone and call for help. but he's out there in the middle of the country. >> and you said he lived almost in squalor. >> he was a dominican. we als

st. joseph can't church in lincoln park she will be laid to last at st. mary's cemetery and evergreen park harrison is accused of stealing and as tv while drunk and high and plowing into her at comet tosh and whine of last weekend the loyola academy graduate charged with fatally punching a mount carmel high school student on the fourth of july pleaded not guilty this morning ... james miller has a live report from michigan city indiana >>james malecek check said nothing this morning as he with an attorney walked into court house this morning ... he was involved in the fight that caused the death of kevin kennelly of chicago he died of blunt force trauma to the head after malacek punched him and hadm leading to his deeath he is free on bond and will be a freshman this fall at texas christian university but he is placed on probation pending the evolution of the case he has a court appearance september 1st ... a a chicago man who is out on bond awaiting trial for murder has been arrested and charged with beating a man at the south side beach last weekend pol

st. joseph, missouri, where buildings and cars are still under water. geologists say more levees are likely to fail this summer after months of pressure on the system. a missouri senator says federal assistance should arrive soon. >>> seven family members are dead after their small plane crashed in alabama. the f.a.a. says one of the plane's engines failed en route from missouri to florida saturday night. the pilot tried landing in alabama but crashed in a wooded area just two miles from the airport. two adults and their five children were on board that plane. they were returning from a family reunion. >>> a group will stage a protest today at bart civic center station in san francisco where bart police shot and killed a man last week. 45-year-old charles hill was allegedly wielding a knife and a bottle before bart police shot him last sunday. he later died at the hospital. a group called no justice no bart is calling for the officers involved to be fired and charges filed against them. they also want the bart police department to be shut down. today's

st. joseph's medical center is here to give us a healthy way to celebrate. you come in on holidays and remind us how to do it healthy. >> you need to be safe for the cookout tomorrow. there are 6 million cases of food poisoning reported every year. 10,000 of them are fatal. we really into ed to pay a little bit of attention to what we're doing. mostly it's the way we handle the food. we have to separate the cold and the hot, the raw and the cooked food so we don't mix them together. if you follow in the news, the latest reports on outbreaks have actually been in the produce and not the meats, so it's important when you bring things home that you wash it thoroughly and wash your hands and make sure that you keep everything clean. even fruits and vegetables can spoil out in the sun. when you cut through this, cut right in there. >> people think, well, you're eating the inside. >> same thing with the orange. keep your hands clean. >> how would you clean that? >> just soap and water. >> mayonnaise and eggs, have it on ice. >> one way to cover you longer is to pu

st. joseph's ambulance service. >>> a family of four is among those injured after a 17-year-old driver crashed into several cars while leading chp officers on a chase in valero last night. two children were hurt and their mother and father are also in serious condition. the teenage driver slammed into four cars before he flipped the stolen hummer he was driving. the teen has a long criminal record and now faces charges including felony hit-and-run. >> 75 weapons are turned into the gun buy-back program in east palo alto today. from handguns to rifles, just good anything was accepted. each was exchanged for $100 in cash cards. >> the first two years combined i believe we got 137 weapons off the street. today in the first hour and a half i think we are up to 42. so it's a safety issue. chances of you injuring yourself with a weapon or someone in your family with a weapon you had stored are greater than you using it for self-defense. >> the buy back program began two years ago after a toddler was accidentally shot to death by a twelve-year-old boy who found a gun in a garage. >>> the search conti

st. joseph who levitates so he's known to protect aviators.out all the saa t saints and why we included them. there are 12 faces on the small, 14 on the medium and 16 on the large. if you have a 16 face bracelet, you have a larger wrist, you'll have more saints. >> you have a very large number of family members in the military, involved in the military whchlt they saw these bracelets shall what has been the reaction of them as well as other troops? >> well, it was really the inspiration of listening. my son, gabe, just got back from some of the most dangerous regions of afghanistan. listening to my nieses and nephews and my children, it made me want to do something to show how much we appreciate the sacrifices they make. so we decided to make these bracelets. they've all worn them. they keep them on. they keep them with them when they're deployed. it gives them a sense of being connected to us, a sense of protection. we provide a donation to the intrepid fallen heroes fund so when they come back to the united states, if they need help, they ca

joseph paul franklin is still on missouri's death row for a murder he committed in st. louis.e state or federal level. no date has been set for his execution. melissa powers left the district attorney's office in cincinnati in 1999 and for the next seven years worked in private practice as a litigator. she worked primarily on criminal and domestic relations cases. in may of 2006 the governor of ohio appointed melissa to fill a vacancy as a judge in the hamilton county municipal court, where she hears adult misdemeanor and civil cases. it is a long time since the day back in 1997 when she got joseph paul franklin to confess. but that day still haunts her. >> so melissa, was it worth it? >> it's a tough question. it was worth it, but then again, there was a price. i'm going in and flattering this guy, of all people. how could i be saying these things to someone who has done such horrible acts? i felt like i sold my soul to the devil. >> so would you do it tomorrow if -- >> no. >> no? >> no. i don't think i would do it again.