i want to introduce tracy brown in the audience >> stand up >> the dc y. and it's going to be tracy's job to think about and plan for the bus program. tracy, d.c. yf.org. >> when we say questions, we mean questions not comments >> hi. my name is susan stone. i am on victim mediation. it's alive and well. my question is i want to acknowledge your commitment and passion. is there a place in the schools in this community where we can stop the cycle of shame and blame. both on the offenders because these crimes are among the youth under 18. we would love to see that program happen. there are 22 people and we would love to see it in san francisco. >> we have already started that program. in fact, jim dierck has that in his school. we want to get it in every single school. >> yeah, i wanted to say, as superintendent mentioned. we do have peer courts. i have sat through the sessions myself. it does seem like it has a better impact. the second thing is coordination. once you have san francisco peer court and into the room. community response. the schools have to ha

tracy brown is editor at the "atlanta journal constitution" and joins us now. s involved in this settlement sh. >> you mean in terms of dollar amount? >> dollar amount or any kind of deal. >> actually, we don't. the terms of the settlement from all of the attorneys involved, they pretty much have released a general statement that says the case has been resolved, there will be no more details about the dollar amount. i mean, you know, about the dollar amount or the terms of the agreement. >> do we have any idea why it is that he actually settled? >> i think that probably -- i mean it probably -- there may have been some things that he didn't want to come out if the case had gone to trial or it could be as simple as wanting, as they -- as his spokesperson has said, that they are ready to move on and this could be the quickest way for them to kind of resolve that. >> how would he pay for this settlement? clearly he can't use church funds, for instance. >> it's unclear. i would think as most organizations, maybe he has some kind of insurance that would help pay for

>> reporter: 78-year-old robert owbr tk brown took off from menden, nevada, headed for this private air strip on the family's property in tracy. the deral aviation administration said brown was aboard the plane, an experimental plane that looks similar to this one. brown's son said the flight normally takes the experienced pilot only an hour. at 7:00, brown's son noticed he hadn't arrived and alerted police. he said his father mentioned bad weather in menden yesterday. >> he wasn't one to take chances but i've read in report where stranger things have happened. >> reporter: today a search and rescue team scoured an area within the el dorado national forest. >> it is rugged terrain. i know he didn't have any survival equipment. >> reporter: authorities stay plane which was being tracked by radar reportedly lost altitude from 15,000 to 12,000 feet and then quickly fell off radar in that area, about halfway between menden and tracy. >> they've got three airplane from the civil air patrol stepping grid pattern and then they have the amador county sheriff doing a ground search for him with about eight or ten volunteers. >> reporte

brown took off from nevada wednesday afternoon heading for tracy. however, he never arrived. brown is the founder and the owner of cleavage creek winery based in pope valley in napa valley. >>> how does the golden state measure up when it comes to being business friendly. a lot of people think we can learn a few things from the lone star state. we are going to take a closer look at california, texas and taxes. >>> and the next time you're asked to sign something at your doctor's office. >> i signed them. >> reporter: be careful. the form many patients are now being asked to sign that restricts freedom of speech. >> you are in a very vulnerable and costly position. >> it is sold as a cheap alternative to to viagra. but the ingredients could be dangerous. why you should be aware of the phrase all natural. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that provide jobs, are still look . >>> we learned today a little good news. unemployment rate dropped in california but the ones that provide jobs are still looking for greener pastures. why our state continues to lose companies to the state of texas. >> it

robert brown took off in the lakes tahoe headed for tracy. a search and rescue team found brown's body and the wreckage of the his plane in the eldorado national forest. he owns two northern california wineries. today's money for breast cancer, the disease killed his wife. >>> california's unemployment rate is falling. april marks the fourth consecutive month of declining unemployment in the state and the jobless figure has fallen below 12%. california added only 8900 jobs last month. here is more from our correspondent in sacramento. >> for more than a year and a half it didn't seem like california could get out of the 12% doll drums until finally a breakthrough the unemployment rate for april dipped to 11.9%, it's a drop from march. a year ago it was much worse, 12.4%. despite gaining 8900 jobs, anemic but still the great recession. >> the gains we have job losses of about half million jobs. >> as much as state leaders try to put a positive spin on it, more than 2 million people are still out of work in california. one-third of them is like

robert brown left wednesday, headed for his hometown of tracie. the single engine plane never made it. kimberly reports the radar tracked the plane as it dropped, but the search is on to find brown. >> what scared me is he's alive and capacitaed. >> reporter: he took off at 3:30 wednesday afternoon headed for the private airstrip. brown was the only person aboard the experimental plane that looked similar to this one. the flight normally takes him only an hour. at 7:00, his son noticed he hadn't arrived and alerted police. his father mentioned bad weather yesterday. >> he wasn't one to take chances. i read reports where stranger things have happened. >> a search and rescue team scoured an area within the forest. >> i know he didn't have survival equipment. >> the plane lost altitude from 15,000 to 12,000 feet then quickly fell off radar. it's half way between mindon and tracy. >> they have planes searching the grid pattern and the county sheriff is doing a ground search with eight or ten volunteers. >> he lives in gardnerville, nevada. he owns two

a family attorney says 78-year- old robert brown left the minden-tahoe airport in nevada and was headed to tracy. this is video over head in the past ten minutes. officials say they found brown's body and the wreckage in amador county this afternoon where their radar last showed a single engine plane making a rapid decent near tahoe. brown owned the winery and was the founder of the manteca water slide. >>> international powow is held in a different city every year. this year the masconi center will be the hub of all the activity from tomorrow till next wednesday. the event is expected to generate $250,000 of new business over the next three years. >>> yesterday, we told you about a san francisco school that changed its name. today we talked to its san jose school with the same name. what the school is doing differently. >>> the end is near, or is it? how the religious and the nonreligious are preparing for tomorrow's doomsday prediction. >>> and your bay area weekend is here. temperatures definitely going to cool off and some areas, we'll show you which cities will have the biggest drop. go! go

tracy. he never made it. brown was the only person on the plane.for brown and his plane will continue this morning where his plane was shown quickly losing altitude before going off the radar. >> it scares me most that he's alive and can't do anything. you know, is he under the snow? is he under a tree? >> brown lives in gardnerville, nevada but owns two wineries in california. the winery donates a portion of proceeds to breast cancer research. he took up the cause after hi wife died from e cancer five him cha accidentally starting the 2008 summit fire. a judge says there's enough evidence to try him on charges he recklessly started the fire. he was clearing property and burning debris. he didn't put out the embers and that sparked a summit fire. the flames burned homes, 69 buildings and 4900 acres in santa clara and santa cruz counties. it took five days to put out. >>> 6:38. we are going to the maker fair in san mateo. you are getting sprayed with coke zero this morning. >> i'm trying to stay away from the mentos and diet coke guys. it's really,

robert brown took off from tahoe headed for tracy for a fishing trip. this afternoon searchers spotted the wreckage of the plane he was flying southwest of lake tahoe. he owned cleavage creek cellars in napa county. >>> for the first time in decades we bring you an exclusive look inside the troubled napa mental hospital. this is just some of what we saw and heard when the hospital let our cameras inside. we were not allowed to film the patients. we stopped at the spot where donna gross was killed seven months ago by a patient. employees are still concerned about their safety but there have been some improvements. hospital officials plan to move 20 patients out of the wards in the near future. >>> for the first time since august of 2009, california's unemployment rate is below 12 percent. unemployment for april was 11.9%. a tenth lower than the number in march. this is the fourth straight month the rate has gone down. tom vacar talked to job seekers about this news. >> reporter: at today's job fair we saw real employerings offering real jobs. >> that lad

robert brown took off from the lake tahoe area on wednesday headed for tracy. amateur county search and rescue team found brown's body and the wreckage of his plane in the national forest. brown owned two northern california wineries and he founded one of them to raise money for breast cancer research after the disease killed his wife. the ntsb is investigating the crash. in economic news, california's unemployment rate is falling. april marked the fourth consecutive month of declining unemployment in the state and for the first time in a year and a half, the jobless figure has fallen below 12%. the work force of more than 14 million, california added only 8900 jobs last month. here's more from abc 7's capital correspondent annette miranda in sacramento. >> for more than a year and a half, it didn't seem like california could get out of the 12% doldrums until finally a breakthrough. the unemployment rate for april dipped to 11.9%. it's a 1/10th of a percent from march when the jobless rate stood at 12%. a year ago, it was much worse. 12.4%. the state gained 8,90

robert brown took off from the tahoe area for tracy but never made it. a search and rescue team found brown's body and the wreckage of his plane in the eldorado national forest. brown owned two northern california wineries. he founded one of them for breast cancer research. n.t.s.b. is investigating the crash. >> santa clara police say tips from the public played a major role in catching a man that was wanted. they say he beat a man to death in what appears to be a random attack the friend says the 62-year-old victim attended church every day and also carried a bible. >> a police officer is accused of a drug crime tonight. a felony drug charge has been charged against jason fredrickson. he is accused of providing one pound of marijuana to a police informant that he was romantically linked to. >> that he provided marijuana for the purposes. he was with the san leandro police department. >> he was one person or two persons this is a dangerous liaison a romantic indiscretion and gone wrong. >> sheryl read fredrickson also works as a dispatcher and both are p

brown left a south lake tahoe airport on wednesday headed for tracy. ce say it appears he died as a result of the high speed impact crash. now, brown was the owner of cleavage creek winery in napa. he opened that winery after his 25 of 48 years died of breast cancer and proceeds from each bottle is sent for cancer research, and each bottle contains the name and picture of a breast cancer survivor. >> there were increasing concerns by staff and patients about live examining & working in a dangerous environment. while in the hospital, we saw the and of expect spot at the napa state hospital. changes are underway to improve the safety of the hospital. >> have an alarm system inside the buildings right now, but we've requested for a wireless system on the 138 acres of this campus. >> statistics show that on offering 10 people, three employee employees and seven patients, are assaulted every day. one man we spoke to said his son is a patient at the hospital, and he has been attack lead to times. now hospital officials are considering moving their more danger

robert brown took off from nevada on wednesday afternoon. he was heading to tracy, but never arrived. his son said the civil patrol told him the plane was found in salt springs reservoir in amador county. the condition of the aircraft is unknown and it is still not known if brown survived the crash. brown is the founder and owner of cleavage creek winery in napa. he chose the name to support research for breast cancer after his wife died from the disease. >> santa clara police made an arrest in the church man killing. in jail tonight. investigators charged him with the murder of lewis. he was found bludgeoned to death. he was affectionately known as the church man in the community for his commitment to his church. police have not said how they linked masea to that murder. >>> also tonight, a narcotics police officer is behind bars accused of dealing drugs. jason frederickson surrendered this afternoon. investigators say he gave more than a pound of marijuana to an informant for sale. this follows more than a month long investigation. >> i can tell you as a police c

robert brown took off from the lake tahoe area on wednesday for tracy and never made it. a search and rescue team found the wreckage of the plane and the body in rugged snowy terrain in the el dorado national forest. brown owned two northern california wineries. he founded napa's cleave lang creek to raise money for breast cancer research after the disease killed his wife. the ntsb is investigating the crash. >>> this surveillance video shows a man collapsing inside a mcdonalds just minutes after he was shot along interstate 780. customers and restaurant employees rushed to help him last night. the highway patrol is now asking for drivers help in finding the man who pulled the trigger. terry mcsweeney reports. >> reporter: about 8:00 last night, a white buick pulled up in front of mcdonalds. you see the passenger open the driver's door and help shooting victim 19-year-old arturo across the parking lot. another surveillance camera shows he collapsed on the floor in front of dozens of stunned customers. >> i heard somebody scream oh, my god, he is shot. >> i turned around an

family attorney says robert budge brown left mendon tahoe airport wednesday at 4:00. in single engine aircraft bound for tracy. the civil air patrol says radar showed it went down southwest lake tahoe in sierra. members of the highway patrol are conducting the search. >>> we have encouraging news about california's economy. the unemployment rate has dropped below 12% for the first time since august 2009. only a slight dip, 11.9% but it is heading in the right direction. this is the fourth month in a row jobless rate declined. the national jobless rate is 9%. amy hollyfield is s at a job fair in oakland. are people lining up? >> reporter: there was a line when it opened at 9:00. but the good news there are jobs inside. banks are hiring. kaiser has about 200 job openings just here in the east bay. s.f.o. has about 60 job openings. there are about 30 employers here at laneny college where the job fair is happening. employers tell me things are improving. so what they are seeing matches up with the numbers that california unemployment rate has dropped a little bit. but job-seekers aren't quite feeling it yet. the

family attorney says robert budge brown left mendon tahoe airport wednesday at 4:00. in single engine aircraft bound for tracy. the civil air patrol says radar showed it went down southwest lake tahoe in sierra. members of the highway patrol are conducting the search. >>> we have encouraging news about california's economy. the unemployment rate has dropped below 12% for the first time since august 2009. only a slight dip, 11.9% but it is heading in the right direction. this is the fourth month in a row jobless rate declined. the national jobless rate is 9%. amy hollyfield is at a job fair in oakland. are people lining up? >> reporter: there was a line when it opened at 9:00. but the good news there are jobs inside. banks are hiring. kaiser has about 200 job openings just here in the east bay. s.f.o. has about 60 job openings. there are about 30 employers here at laneny college where the job fair is happening. employers tell me things are improving. so what they are seeing matches up with the numbers that california unemployment rate has dropped a little bit. but job-seekers aren't quite feeling it yet. they

brown, absolutely. jim. jim. >> she got real serious. >> jimmy: tracy morgan calls me jim. >> yeah.jimmy: james now and then, jim all the time though. like, good to see you, jim. >> good to see you jim. [ laughter ] what's up, jim? >> jimmy: he's the only person that calls me jim. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: more congrats to you. i just -- it was in the press. but it's just -- fresh out the box. what? is it still tasty? you are going to be on -- you're back on nbc, a new comedy pilot got picked up on nbc, with maya rudolph. [ cheers ] ♪ >> we're getting -- we're getting to go to parties. >> jimmy: we're going to go to all the parties together. >> the parties. >> jimmy: fist bumps and everything. >> we're going to be doing a lot of peacock -- a lot of peacock wearing. >> jimmy: peacock wearing. a lot of peacock -- a lot of nbc peacock love. >> back in the nbc fam -- >> jimmy: right now it's called "up all night," but we're not sure if that's going to be the name. >> it might be changed to "squanjack 9000." >> jimmy: "squanjack 9000" is a great name for your new show. but will arnett is i

brown northwest of salt springs in amador county. the body will be positively identified monday. the 78-year-old left a salt lake tahoe area on monday heading for tracy but never made it. authorities say the plane crashed in a high speed impact. family members say brown flew that route hundreds of times. he opened the cleavage creek winery back in 2007. two years before that he lost his wife arlene to breast cancer and 10% of the winery's preprofit income is donated to breast cancer causes and each bottle also features a photo of a breast cancer survivor. >>> a family man and narcotics officer faces drug charges tonight accused of providing more than a pound of marijuana to a confidential informant, a woman police say he of row plantically involved with. he pleaded not -- was romantically involved with. he pleaded not guilty today. fredriksson's attorney says the case against his client is weak. >> it's simply one person making a mistake in judgment getting involved with somebody he shouldn't have. >> officer fredriksson was placed on paid leave in march after allegations surfaced. he is free now on $40,000 bail. >>> another rider close to lance arms

brown northwest of salt springs in amador county. the body will be positively identified monday. the 78-year-old left a salt lake tahoe area on monday heading for tracy but never made it. authorities say the plane crashed in a high speed impact. family members say brown flew that route hundreds of times. he opened the cleavage creek winery back in 2007. two years before that he lost his wife arlene to breast cancer and 10% of the winery's preprofit income is donated to breast cancer causes and each bottle also features a photo of a breast cancer survivor. >>> a family man and narcotics officer faces drug charges tonight accused of providing more than a pound of marijuana to a confidential informant, a woman police say he of row plantically involved with. he pleaded not -- was romantically involved with. he pleaded not guilty today. fredriksson's attorney says the case against his client is weak. >> it's simply one person making a mistake in judgment getting involved with somebody he shouldn't have. >> officer fredriksson was placed on paid leave in march after allegations surfaced. he is free now on $40,000 bail. >>> another rider close to lance arms

robert fudge brown owns cleavage creek winery in min den, nevada, he left the airport at 4:00 yesterday afternoon bound for tracy. radar last shows the plane southwest of lake tahoe and making a rough, rapid decent. he is a fill an throw pivot who named his winery cleavage creek cellars to support research for breast cancer after his wife died of the disease. >>> there could be a link, they say, between the unibomber and a they decades old murder spree. they confirmed agents have requested ted kaczynski's dna file. it's for an early 80s, chicago case that involves tylenol poise option. seven people died. he has refused the dna request and denice involvement in the tylenol case. he has submit adler to the feds though requesting that the government not auction off some items taken from his cabin. he says that they could clear him from the tylenol case. >>> it's the largest settlement in the history of california's falls claims act. quest diagnostics will pay the state $241 million for more than 15 years of over charges, quest is the largest provider of lab testing in the state. a whistle belower claimed the lab ov

tracy wednesday afternoon. the search for his home built plane is now centered in eastern amador county. it's still not clear what happened but authorities say the missing snowstorm may have played a role. brown is the owner of the winery that helps raise money for breast cancer. >>> this morning gas prices in san francisco are averaging just about $4.25 a gallon compared to $3.19 last year. kraig debro is live with what the high gas prices mean. >> reporter: i thought i was in walnut creek but since the average in san francisco is $4.25 that is what we've got here. take a look at the prices for each of the this is the hobbing tape here and the mid range. we started out at shell which that that was the cheapest. we went to a chevron and now we're at the va lair hoe. the high price of gas is effecting people's memorial day plans. triple-a says 30.9 million people will be traveling over the holiday. that is down about 100,000 last year. gas prices are up about $1.06 over the national average. we talked to people this morning about what they will be doing. one of the people we talked to has a big truck. says it costs him almost $100 to fill up. because of the high gas prices he only puts in a li

tracy but he never made it. his plane was last seen on radar where the search continues today. now, brown'ss two wineries in california. they donate a portion of proceeds to breast cancer research. brown took up that cause after his wife died from breast cancer five years ago. >>> and an update now to a story we brought you yesterday. oakland police are not saying much about an officer-involved shooting that ended with two people dead. police say wednesday night they received some information that a violent crime was going to happen. when officers arrived they found three men inside a parked car and tried to question the men when two got out of the car with guns. all three men were shot in the confrontation. two of them later died. >>> a look at your friday and your weekend forecast and the m roads right after this. >>> good morning to you. well, we are now in the 60s in sunnyvale. as we head in to noontime, the sun is out, we're really going to climb in temperature. we have some pretty heavy low cloud coverage along the peninsula and the north bay. it will clear. 75 degrees later on today