going home, you know? kind of depressed when people are going home, but still, i mean, just shows us, incentive for us going home, i mean -- >> bittersweet. >> oh, yeah, [ bleep ] yeah. as long as he don't come back before i get out, we'll be all right. don't come back. >> no. >> no matter what he does, he's still my child. but i hope this is the end of all this and we can move on. it's time for him to grow up, and you know, he has a little girl he needs to get everything right so he can see her. >> inmate houck? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay, i need to see your i.d. >> what is your d.c. number? >> 222301. >> are you ready to go? do you have any property? >> just this. >> okay. >> keep yourself out of trouble. >> all right, later. >> i see him wave. is that him? that might be. >> sign your first and last name on that top line. this shows today's date, that you're being released. you're going to receive $50 when i get you outside with your family. that's what you're signing for. print your name here and sign your name there. >> he's probably like in there primping, making sure he looks just right, you know? i've go

they finally let us go home for six years. we could not speak the language.speak only english. there were severe punishment for running away from that kind of system. i kept running away almost once a week from the schools. they would catch me and bring back, beat me. it was terrible. there were other kinds of punishment we went through as well. that kind of experience i still remember on days like today. i have a friend who have been my friend for over 70 years. we remember those days. you stuck together. a lot of people stuck together. that is what saved a lot of us from terrible consequences of speaking. eventually, they kept beating me down and i kept -- i started learning english and learning to the presidents were, learning my lessons. they let me go home for 30 days. six years. i ask my mother, why didn't you write to me question she says, i did. i never question beyond that. the city to another boarding school in north dakota. it was to enter miles away. i was there for three years and after that, the same thing. only english. corporal punishment. the

he sa of thd your deftly think about it is a elimination game one of us to go home. >> at 10: 0 7:00.m. it is an early came here around the bay. the giants looked to clinch it all up. we will see what goes on again the winner moves on the loser goes home. >> all eyes on bay area baseball today. >> kind of weird weather today and find out what's in store. >> we will continue to see scattered showers this morning and into the afternoon. tapering off into the evening we will see the fog build a long coast. the system is spinning off that hit a sister day and it is still bringing scattered showers. we will continue to keep those 10th chance of showers throughout the afternoon. looking up to most in mid '50s san francisco, san jose. 57 currently in livermore. we're expecting more health centers in the afternoon. 73 for antioch. the upper 50s along the coast this afternoon. in in the north bay we are expecting low much in the way of company at the incline. traffic was very well out what foster city at the golden gate bridge and live look shows southdown 101 this problem free no issues with

biggest thing is that i will definitely try to go into a normal start but in the back of the mind your thinking about hasten elimination game anyone of us can go homeiding game is sennight at 10 07 a.m. today. >> the oakland a's will live another day! >> they oakland a's taking game 4 in dramatic fashion. it all came down to the bottom of the ninth with two outs and coco crisp with the winning shot to right field. belau the run to come and and the a's are on top. they led the majors with a most walk off wins and last night was just another one for them. they are no strangers to that they'll have to do that again tonight. will tran is standing at the coliseum. what a great game to watch last night. >> what a great game everyone is still trying to breed because it was just up and down up and down. at one. they turned off the games and he was a great season but you know it's got to come to an end and now we pull it off the bottom of the ninth. this morning as he tracks crisscrossing back-and-forth dropping off food supplies. it is gonna be a prb justin verlander air. we beat them here at the coliseum during the regular season so we may be able to do i

going to be? >> reporter: but you will see the night change when gang members take us home, inside headquarters. >> some people don't have nowhere to go. >> reporter: and suddenly, they tell us, this is not what they dreamed they'd grow up to be. >> you think i want to stand on the corner and sell drugs to other black folks who destroy my community for some petty [ bleep ] money? that ain't [ bleep ]. help us. help us try to be better. >> reporter: and at one point, courageous community leaders join us, like the legendary nba star isiah thomas, who says with so many good people caring so much, there has to be hope. >> 95% of the people in our communities are good, decent, hard working people. >> reporter: but as you'll learn, 24 hours after this meeting, one of the gang members was shot six times. but back in the room, all together, watching, hoping, ralph and so many others. including a little boy named christian, who had a poem we asked him to read. >> i want to go outside and play. but i can't. not because i have no friends, it's because of the violence. it seems it never ends. >> and, again, a

us doubted. >> you obviously want to get a win going into home fans -- going into the home game. good for us to get go wind and momentum. >> you could not overstate the importance of the victory. now the head to new york -- they had to the new york area. they have won two out of three each time. we will see if they could make up for for for. camden yards, pete gilbert, wbal-tv 11 sports. were happyo's fans after the game would be an understatement. they went absolutely insane. >> that is certainly right. candid yards went wild as they beat the yankees 3-2 last night. these fans are so proud. they could not be any more excited. after the game that fans were bursting with excitement. last night was such in a board game to keep them alive. fans are convinced we're going all the way to the world series this year. this way and has them revved up for the next up. -- this win has them revved up for the next game. fans say this is their chance for redemption. >> i have been a season ticket holder for 20 years, and this is awesome. >> we are a brand-new series now. >> if the orioles to tak

go home. >> same thing game four, five, six and sevens have meant to us. we lose, we go home. two teams are now in the same boat. going to be an intense game. two teams are going to give everything they've got. >> reporter: the last seven teams that held a 3-1 lead only to find themselves in a game seven, their record in those seven games is 2-5. so the pressure is squarely on the st. louis cardinals tonight. and matt cain will try to keep that pressure going as he tries to propel the giants into the postseason. first pitch for matt cain at at&t park will be around 5:15. from at&t park, i'm john henry smith, nbc bay area news. >> john henry, thank you very much. got to believe destiny on the side of the g-men. looking forward to it. let's check in with christie smith who's live at at&t park as well with a look at all the preparation, the excitement, the sky-high ticket sales. these are mind-blowing prices out there. >> reporter: absolutely. but people are willing to pay it. we've seen storefronts, fire trucks, even baby strollers decked out in black and orange today. earlier,

i cannot say that the heat is going to be on and let us remember that he had three home runs. the odds are is that he is not going to do that again. and perhaps with detroit tigers with the home field advantage i could see how they have the advantage >> this sound byte. >> they have a great time and they have perhaps it is caught in contagious with scutero and sndoval. if our hitting has not been as good our pitching has relieved stepped up, like barry zito it is nice to also get some runs. >> i said this earlier and i will say this again we said a young reporter, jerry r. stone. he can do a little bit of everything. and the manager of the team at least 50 interviews. per day and he treated him like he was al michaels it was really nice. and it was something also to say summoned for jury are stoned. when you are in the world series. and it was a great also fortunate harsh tone. we like these guys is human nature and it was a great -- saying a nice thing about j. r. stone. >> it is not going to matter about freezing temperatures in the bay area. and it will not be quite as that

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we will keep battling and grinding until they tell us we have to go home. >> it is 45 come from behindeard a lot of people to say we are not smart enough to know when to lose a game. >> well, it could a historic day tomorrow. the giants and the a's both in game five as we inch closer to another bay bridge series. i will be out here tomorrow again reporting live from the coliseum. mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> it is so much fun. a great story. game five tomorrow night. first pitch at 6:37 p.m. the starting pitchers rookie jarod parker for oakland and justin

we will keep battling and grinding until they tell us we have to go home. >> it is 45 come from behind wins. >> we heard a lot of people to say we are not smart enough to know when to lose a game. >> well, it could a historic day tomorrow. the giants and the a's both in game five as we inch closer to another bay bridge series. i will be out here tomorrow again reporting live from the coliseum. mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> it is so much fun. a great story. game five tomorrow night. first pitch at 6:37 p.m. the starting pitchers rookie jarod parker for oakland and justin verlander. 23r* down two games to none, the offense dead on arrival the giants exploded in cinncinati to even their series. coming into game four the giants scored only four runs in three games. pagan starts this one off with a bang. a leadoff homer. 1-0. giants. barry zito lasted two and two thirds so hue he goes to timlin -- so he goes to sim lynn succumb. tim was terrific. he allowed just one run. they smack three homers homers homers homers and panda power right here. the giants win it 8-3. that series is now tied a

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we'd also see baker using the truck to go shopping at coles, home depot, costco. even buying a case of wine, on two occasions. all the time using the rented truck and gas paid for by taxpayers. >> mr. baker, i'm with cbs 5 news. why are you buying wine on state time, sir? this is a car rented by caltrans. you're using it as your personal car. you take it home every day. taxpayer money that goes toward renting this car. >> i'm sorry. i've got no more comments. >> you didn't say anything, sir, not just in "any more" comments. is this good use of taxpayer money, sir? >> reporter: with that he drove away, empty-handed. >> mr. baker, you left your wine over here, sir. mr. baker, you left your 12 bottles of wine. >> reporter: we returned the wine. an hour later, we found his rented caltrans truck returned to the yard. >> he's in the car. >> reporter: and he wasn't the only one we saw using the rented trucks for personal use. >> they're coming out. >> reporter: we watched this man shop at nordstrom's. this one goes shopping for food. and this one going to and from home, i

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home field advantage, we go to the next round. >> i think going 1-1 here is huge, coming here, winning one game, going back home the next three will be great for usnd playing at home is always great. >> like i said, you work all season to get home field advantage and we got it going home with the series tied. we get a chance to play in front of our fans and go back home and it's what it's all. about we did our job while we were here, split the series. we'll head home. >> reporter: the nats now hope their pitching staff can get it together quickly. edwin jackson is on the hill for game three and has some postseason experience, pitched in four games for the cardinals ironically last season. they turned off the lights. i'm thinking they want to us get the heck out of town. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> the orioles dropped game one against the yankees last night or this morning due to rain delay. the game didn't end until after midnight. back at it tonight in game two trying to even it up in front of the home crowd, bottom of the 3rd, o's down 1-0. chris davis with the bases loaded delivers off andy pettitte base hit to right, brings in two runs. 7t

so not going to impact us here at home. pinpoint forecast your overnight lows we have got a lot of 50s of mid-50s in places like oakland, 53 in livermore. it's going to be a little cooler and some parts of north bay. 52 in san rafael and 50 in santa rosa and 51 is your overnight low in napa. so once again by tomorrow afternoon, temperatures are going to be on the mild to warm side. we're going to see some 80s,1 in concord. 84 in livermore and we're going see a lot of 70s around the bay. 74 in oakland. 75 in fremont and about 70 degrees tomorrow in san francisco. here is your forecast. over the next several days we're beginning a warming trend. so this would be our last bit of really hot weather for the end of year. we're going see 90s it looks like by the middle of the workweek. wednesday and thursday is when we should see a peak in the temperatures. by the way, tuesday afternoon into wednesday we're also expecting to see increased winds. so that also puts us at increased risk of fire danger. and then by the back half of the

we will keep battling and grinding until they tell us we have to go home. >> it is 45 come from behindy we are not smart enough to know when to lose a game. >> well, it could a historic day tomorrow. the giants and the a's both in game five as we inch closer to another bay bridge series. i will be out here tomorrow again reporting live from the coliseum. mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> it is so much fun. a great story. game five tomorrow night. first pitch at 6:37 p.m. the starting pitchers rookie jarod parker for oakland and justin verlander. 23r* down two games to none, the offense dead on arrival the giants exploded in cinncinati to even their series. coming into game four the giants scored only four runs in three games. pagan starts this one off with a bang. a leadoff homer. 1-0. giants. barry zito lasted two and two thirds so hue he goes to timlin -- so he goes to sim lynn succumb. tim was terrific. he allowed just one run. they smack three homers homers homers homers and panda power right here. the giants win it 8-3. that series is now tied at two games apiece. the giants force gam

came out of kohl's. >> reporter: we would also see baker using the truck to go shopping at kohl's, homeepot, costco, even buying a case of wine at von's on two occasions, all the time using the rented truck and gas paid for by taxpayers. mr. baker, david goldstein with cbs 2 news. >> reporter: we tried to find out how he got away with it. why are you buying wine on state time, sir? sir this car right here, this is rented by caltrans. you're using it as your persona car. you take it home every day. >> no comment. >> reporter: you're going to leave your wine here? you have 12 bottles of wine sir, you just stopped at costco to get water. is this good use of taxpayer money, sir? with that, drove away empty- handed. mr. baker! you left your wine over here, sir. mr. baker! you left your 12 bottles of wine! we returned the wine to von's and an hour later we found his rented caltrans truck returned to the yard. he is in the car. and he wasn't the only one we saw using the rented truck for personal use. >> coming out. >> reporter: we watched this man shop at nordstrom's. this one goes shopping f

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walk and then olivia told us she was ready to go home. >> a baby will do that. it might be a good chance for you to get out with the kids today. let's find out with meteorologist lynette charles. >> the kid have to head to the bus stop this morning and we are looking at temperatures that are cool. you can layer them because we are not dealing with some very chilly temperatures or cold temperatures this morning. close to 60. 58 degrees is what i am going with. we will have a sun cloud mix this morning and even as we go into the afternoon look at the 80s. it's going it be a very warm day on tap. it's going to be nice out there. so make sure to get out and enjoy. now let's talk about if we will see rain throughout the day. future trend not picking up on a whole lot. a few clouds mixing with sunshine and that's the trend through the next several days, though, we will see some changing in the forecast especially by the weekend. but for today, i am going with 80 partly cloudy skies and it's going to be warm by tonight, though, 55 degrees. partly cloudy and mild again.

election now s what is going to happen what will the state look like down the road when all of these investors who are bulk buying foreclosed homes from the government are using the homes as rentals? are we going to beat the rent-- be the rental state. >> nationwide we have seen existing home states bottom out, higher, new home construction, last month was at its highest point in the last several months, prices have begun to be sustainable here, all these seems to be good news, but the foreclosure stat thaws you point to still very difficult. lots of homeowners here in florida still underwater. >> it's not bad news. it's better than bad news but it's certainly not good news. one of the things we're going to see as a result of this is a continued trend that historical home price home value line is going to continue to bump along the bottom. for many it can be more damaging in the long run trying to hold on and not seeing home appreciation than it would have been if they just took that hit over the last three or four years had been moving on with their life and rebuilding. >> four years on to the housing bubble burst or two years after the robo signing scandal,

we used to be very good friends- i used to go to his home and he used to play violin; we used to laugh and joke and talk. i enjoyed his family, he enjoyed my family. so when we separated, we lost something, we missed something, and we still miss something- we miss this personal friendship we used to have. so he is really watching every step i make, and believe me, i am influencing what he's doing- in a good way, in a positive way. >> well, maybe he will be, but for now, we've run out of time. i want to thank you so much focoming. >> thank you, mr. simmons.

when i go home i go straight to the weed, man. i'm so used to it, it's like a daily routine. >> so you're telling me you can't do something to try to stop? >> i didn't say that. i'm gonna try. i'm gonna give it my all, like i've been doing. and hopefully i come out on top like i want to. (bell rings) (dance music playing) (bell rings) >> we'll do whatever it takes for you to come to school. whatever you need, you can ask us, we'll help you. >> sparkle had connected with yosef workenh, our business manager. >> all we need you to do is just come to school. not only you're helping yourself, you're helping your family. >> she can relate to his background because he was orphaned at a very young age, came to this country with no family, and i think that she saw traits in him that she could relate to and aspire to be. >> so there's no excuse then? i want you to promise me that you'll come to school from now on. >> i honestly thought she was on the path to dropping out, and then we kind of hooked her back in at the last minute when we saw her teeteri

go home. >> the same thing game four, five -- or five, six or seven meant to us, we lose or go home. now we have two teams in the same boat so it's going to be an intense game. you know, you're going to see two teams go out and give it everything they have got. >> reporter: and -- whoa, a little gust of wind out here. you can have a heck of a game of slip and slide out on that tarp on the field right now but things will dry up later, i'm sure. 5:15 tonight is first pitch. matt cain going against kyle loesch for the right to go to the world series. an exciting pivotal game seven. it doesn't get any better than that. from at&t posh action i'm john henry smith, nbc bay area news. >> slip and slide, i like that. >> thank you very much, john henry. now let's check in with christie smith. she's live at at&t park with a look at the secelebration, swee torture and the sky-high ticket sales ahead of tonight's winner-take-all game. >> reporter: good morning to you. you know, it is raining out here at at&t park right now. don't know if it's going to be raining later but i doubt the giants fans

. >> those people who have been coming to us for support from us are going to end up at home they are not going to get the support they need. people are not going to get jobs they need. >> reporter: the russian government accused the u.s. aid as med eling it's in its affairs. in a statement the foreign ministry said it they didn't always stick to its stated goal of development and humanitarian work. it also said that it tried to influence political processes through its grants. u.s. aid also sponsored the golos group whose web site exposed electoral fraud around last year's parliamentary elections. president putin alleged that the mass protests against his rule were orchestrated by u.s.-funded ngos. political wrangling matter little to kirill. for now he has his wish. but there's a creeping fear that in the future, others like him may not. amanda walker, for cbs news, moscow. >> jeff: we are told that not everyone is unhappy with the russian president. on this his 60th birthday. female fans released a video extolling putin's image as a lady's man. also a poll was released that one in

how are people going to get to the polls in six or seven days that is the major concern but that's something that we can insist pete and we until we see the opera math. to us in the home hayden says certain to go to hell. with a vote between the candidates. destroy in the legitimacy of the election potentially on the east coast early voting is being wiped out in these cities and states the voting of the elderly on the election day the voting of the poor on election day the voting of new yorkers on election day is likely to be diminished through no fault of their own and that will affect the outcome of the election but at the same time it's extremely possible to manipulate the computers so if it's a close election it will be protested and contested as illegitimate for days and days and into the future just as the election between gore and bush. was seen by most americans as stolen that could happen again so we are in for a an electoral crisis i think of a very very profound nature. even as wall street closed down in the face of sunday anti corporate o'keeffe by accident still believe the bankers will come out trying the presidential campaign has become the most expensi

jack, before i go home, let us take paris. oh, no. no. we shall lose everything we've gained. oh, let's not have any more fighting. we can make a very good treaty with the duke of burgundy. - treaty? - well, why not? now that i am crowned and anointed. oh, that boy... [footsteps] archbishop, the maid wants to start fighting again. have we ceased fighting then? are we at peace? oh, no. no, i suppose not, but let us be thankful for what we've done. let us make a treaty. our luck is too good to last, let us stop now before it turns. luck! god has fought for us and you call it luck. and you would stop while there are still englishmen on this holy earth of dear france. maid, the king addressed himself to me, not you. you forget yourself. you very often forget yourself. then speak you, and tell him that it is not god's will that he should take his hand from the plow. if i am not as glib with the name of god as you are, it is because i interpret his will with the authority of the church, and of my sacred office. when you first came here you respected it, and would not have dared to s

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coming in here, winning one game and going back home for the next three is going to be great for us.ow to game two of the divisional series between the baltimore orioles and the new york yankees. chris davis drove in two runs with a sing until the third inning to take the lead. mark reynolds got what turned out to be the game-winning hit in the seventh. the os go on to win 3-2. >> the os won, nats lost but we've got more games to go. >> yes, things just warming up in the playoffs. >> speaking up warming up, is it going to warm up? >> it will warm up gradually. >> well, it is better than not warming up at all. we'll take it. >> today will be even a few degrees warmer than we were yesterday. let's get right to and put it all together for you and let you know what to expect today. a look at our weather headline and light morning showers outside. some of you may be seeing some of that already actually little bit of drizzle here and there and some height showers. not a whole lot. not much sun in my forecast today. i have a lot of clouds though, however and we are going to seat warm-up ahe

go home and get some rust and come back out here and focus on doug fister. we're not a stranger to quick turnarounds. we've had all this traveling the last month. we're kind of usedot to go home and get ready for it and have a nice breakfast, get some energy going tomorrow, and sleep on the plane. we can worry about being tire and resting when we get on that plane. >> game two is tomorrow morning, by the way. we'll have all your highlights for you. plus, before we get out of here, a couple of college football scores. stanford wins a thrill every over arizona in overtime. 54-48. and right now in the second quarter, cal leads ucla, 16-7. all your complete highlights coming up tonight, diane. don't cry yet. the bears haven't lost or anything like that. >> it's going to be okay. i feel good about it. all right. thanks, henry. we'll be right back with another look at the blue angels. ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. do you churn your own butter what? too? this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier sure does who are you? [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sauces you combine with

going to come wednesday. what happened to the rowdy crowds who set dumpsteres on fire? the chief of police tells us why officers let the crowd go. >>> who is inspecting funeral homes and what we uncover by looking at two of the past years in state record. >>> a board room shakeup at apple. the fallout over the botched iphone maps. >>> we are about to see changes to our weather forecast not so much for tomorrow morning. we are seeing patchy thick fog for your morning commute. rain is returning to the forecast as we head towards halloween evening. your full seven day forecast is straight ahead. >>> when a loved one dies the last thing you want to worry about is being taken advantage of. funerals are a multibillion-dollar industry in california. the business of caring for the dead has its share of problems. vicki joins us now. >> it is enough to make your skin crawl. bodies left to mummify and graves dug up to be reused. these are true stories. some of them are funeral directors behaving badly and others are crimes. is there enough state oversight to ensure the dignity of the dead? >> it's a hearse. >> reporter: these youtube videos captured the disbelief of drivers. that is

it was actually easier for all of us white people to go to college and buy homes. we were insuring forest-time homebuilders. we did that. -- we were insuring first-time homebuyers. one of the stories is that those programs often, as you know, did not help african americans, or women for that matter, and the second problem, when you talk to a lot of white people these days, they do not really remember, or they did not get the narrative of how much government played a role in their lives, so they do not understand the questions that perhaps african-americans and latinos have. we call it sometimes affirmative action for white people, because we made so many things possible for white people. but you have this divide, where white people are, like, "we did not get any help. what are you talking about?" but they did. tavis: the tea party and others are not filled with african american members, so how do you explain that? the people that receive so much help, the gi bill, social security, the things he laid out in the book, how do you explain that the people doing the atta

home. >> let us go giants! >> oh my gosh!! >> the giants fever is still on high. the san francisco team has an amazing following. >> we got through with to were remarkable games and now to more. the analysts are going to have to bury a hole in the sand because they do not even know how this is going to turn out. >> there were on the edge of their seat. >> this is brilliant! >> they've been cheering the game. >> i needed this to be a sweet because it has just been so much work. i am not getting any sleep or any work done. >> go giants this is just so exciting! >> some wanted to see them to knock out the competition out of the park. whether or not the detroit tigers will have a victory or not addiction in the end san francisco will take it all. >> the last time a team came down was 1981. that was 31 years. the giants are doing it. >> let us go giants! >> in san francisco, kron 4 news. >> from san francisco we go to the east bay as kron 4 is showing that phillipe djegal is also in the veins of people throughout the bay area. >> it is difficult to believe that i am no

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homes. in a year from now, i expect us to go back to that million new home level, and that's going to createew jobs. second of all, our banks are in great shape. they're in much better shape than the european banks, much better shape than the asian banks. i believe they have a capacity to lend more when there's sufficient demand. three, you know, we have been blessed with incredible amounts of energy. we're the third largest producer of oil in the world today. oil production in the united states is up 8%. we have all the natural gas. so this is going to be a huge job creator. a few weeks ago i was in germany and saw one of the ceos of the largest german factory. they're going to close a factory in one of their cities and opening a factory in charlotte. the reason why, our natural gas is now about $3.40 btu. in europe, it's over $11. in asia, it's over $18. because our natural gas prices are so much cheaper here, this factory is going to be built using the natural gas to build plastics. this ceo, this was a big multicap, large multinational german company who said there's going to be a renais

going to be used. and it's going to be used to really make sure that we can help stabilize families by allowing them to stay in their homesnd keep communities in tact. >> and the plan, community workers will go door to door to contact the 3500 oakland residents with foreclosure issues. hosing agencies will then work with home owners to find a solution. >>> advocates for the well being of children in california issued a report card today. today's report by children now out of oakland put santa collar a county in the top third of 15 categories. the annual card tracks 28 indicators for the well being of kids in the state's 58 counties. a teacher at northwood elementary says a student's success is often impacted by what happens at home. >> if you're coming to school and your parents are in jail, that's hard. so we work towards trying to get them to accept and do better for themselves. >> the group says that the results offer a visual representationation of issues including those based on race and location. to see the full report, look for a link at ktvu.com under web links. >>> the bay area's two baseball teams are playing a

going to add our flavoring agent. >> okay. we, have you know, three-quarter cups of tomato salsa. >> just from a jar. >> we use our classic house salsa. definitely go home. >> and then we'll add about a teaspoon and a half of chicken base, and chicken base is a little different than chicken bouillon because it's cream year, it's not quite as salty, and i think it has a better flavor. >> okay. >> sold right in the grocery store next to the bouillon. >> okay. easy to find them. >> easiy to find. >> and then some of our spices, cumin, garlic powder and oregano. >> perfect. >> and we'll add those in there. >> all pretty easy for the most part. >> do you add more salt? >> yes. >> we're going to add about a tablespoon of salt. >> i love pepper. >> and half a tablespoon of white pepper. white pepper is a little less peppery than black pepper, stays in the background of dishes, won't overwhelm it. >> did not know that. >> move on over to making our meat balls, a minute left here. >> we just have regular ground beef, use lean. add an egg. >> and this is interesting. >> the rice. >> what does the rice do in. >> the rice kind of binds the meat ball and keeps it ni