> he is not here. >> reporter: are you married to vincent? >> reporter: as this man walks to his truck, he identified himself as the suspect's friend. >> what happened is a travesty. the man just wants to know where his son was. >> comes came and after that, i saw him in the back of a cop car. >> reporter: neighbors had no idea this boy was living in such disgusting condition. >> that's kinds of scary. >> reporter: scary that a child was lost in his own home amongst the filthy mess. he had no choice but to live in. >> that was laura cole reporting. three other children also lived at that house. they are now in the custody of child protective services. >>> u.s. combat troops are heading home by the thousands as the deadline nears to get out of iraq. we'll check in with some of the troops as they get on the train. >>> and heavy equipment from the u.s. arrive in russia to help fight wildfires. >>> get ready to have a cool down in the five-day forecast. more on that coming up. >>> they are the first of the last. 250 u.s. troops are coming home fr

myself as a human being, really. >> shah mahmood, qureshi, the filmmaker spike lee, and the actor vincent cassel when we continue. >> rose: funding for charlie rose was provided by the following captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> the flooding in pakistan is the country's worst natural disaster in its history. one fifth of the country is underwater. more than 20 million people have been affected. an estimated 1600 people have died and some say the figure may be more. millions are in urgent need of food, emergency shelter, and clean drinking water. u.n. secretary-general ben ki-moon has called it a slow motion tsunami yet international bon donors have been slow to raise the u.n. target of $460 million. a swren meeting of the assembly was held yesterday to mobilize support. secretary of state hillary clinton spoke at the session. >> the united states has and continues to take swift action to help. and on behalf of president obama and the american people, i want to state our resolve to help pakistan meet the immediatesy of t

>> makes me upset. >> reporter: but vincent and dewanna say their biggest fear that someone will think aside from asking a 6-year-old girl for clean urine that they may have tried to abused children somehow. >> we are not -- that's not us. >> i love those kids. they know that. they call me uncle and stuff. there is no funny weird stuff that would go on in my house like that. >> facing charges of felony child molestation and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. her boyfriend will be charged for annoying or molesting a child and probation violation. >>> dozens of people face charges after a cockfight raid in napa county. deputies discovered people inside a caged arena in american canyon yesterday with a cockfight in progress. there found two dead birds. about 50 live ones and guns and drugs. many of the people fled on foot but about 40 were arrested. they face misdemeanor charges of participation in cockfighting. >>> a dispute at a cockfight in merced county maybe the blame for a double murder and dozens of injuries. sheriff deputies said it happened just after midnight. two men g

. >> reporter: as unlikely as it may seem, vincent is practicing medication. and you go into the whisper. vin isn't and his wife started meditation after they answered a questionnaire about improving your memory. he wanted to scan their brains while they did it. scans before he learned to meditate and after he had been doing it for eight weeks. >> before meditation here and here. and after meditation, it's more active here and here. so simply doing the practice of the metation, he's altered the activity in this very, very important part of the brain. this is really important because thiswd means that he's changede way his brain is working. >> reporter: since meditating, vincent feels he's become a better high school track coach. >> i think i have become a calmer, more tolerant person. the situation comes up, i don't go do the angry side, i take the calmer road and i think the kids see this. i think i have become a better coach because of it. >> it takes sense that if by doing this practice, he has increased the activity in that frontal lobe, he's actually abl

. >> reporter: panic set in for the woman while she and her long time boyfriend vincent walker were on their home on lindsey avenue. >> a parole officer called and said he was coming over. he wanted to test her. told her to be at the house. >> reporter: serving time for forging checks. she said her urine was tainted or dirty from recent meth use. she certainly didn't want to go back to prison and that's when two neighbor girls came by to say hello. one 9, the other just 6 years old. >> we just thought about it and we seen them and asked them and the little girl peed for me. that was it. >> she was just trying to beat the system so she wouldn't go back to the penitentiary. >> i feel very bad because i should have been a better person. but at the time we wasn't thinking like that. >> reporter: they will find little sympathy tonight at their apartment complex. >> using a little girl for testing urine. i can't talk any more. i can't. >> reporter: marie beverly is the 9-year-old little girl's aunt. >> how does it make you feel that somebody would use a child to -- >> it makes me upset. >> r

vincent on the independent line. good morning, vincent. caller: ok, you are there. ok. i was going to in answer your question and you have a good question. as far as i am concerned, i am independent, but as far as i am concerned, if you are a republican, don't even talk to me. you put us in a hole too many times. host: ok. we will move onto the republican line, maryland. newman, you are on the air. caller: good morning, c-span. i am calling in to refute the very first caller. he called in to say he was a republican and then he goes on to bash the republicans and everything. that is typical thing on it c- span. but in any event, if the tax cuts are allowed to expire, we are going to see higher unemployment, you will see less jobs out there. i have been looking for a job for well over a year -- there is just nothing out there for a 77- year-old guy. i want to say one more thing to these democrats. they always on some sort of plantation -- they used to be on a southern plantation, now they are on the democrat plantation and soon they will be in the chinese plantation becau

vincent tuohy is a noted immune noll gist at the cleveland clinic. he's also the principal investigator on this new study on what could be a watershed moment in the fight against breast cancer. he joins us tonight from cleveland. dr. tuohy, an honor to have you on the program, sir. >> it's my pleasure. i'm delighted to be here. thank you. tavis: you are, as i mentioned, an immuneologist, not a cancer specialist. how did you end up being the guy at the center of this kind of breakthrough? >> yeah, that's -- this is my first manuscript on cancer. i'm not known as a cancer researcher. and i'm certainly not a breast cancer expert. but i spent my whole career targeting the immune response against highly specific targeted and created several mouse models for human diseases that include heart failure, multiple sclerosis, deafness, infertility and so forth. i just thought that it would be a nice opportunity as i'm entering this stage of my career to try not only to destroy organs and create these animal models for testing new therapies and understanding dise

. >> reporter: when he was just a boy growing up in point richmond, david vincent whied away the hoursthe plunge. >> the school bus would take us to the plunge. and you learned to swim. >> reporter: the plunge opened in 1926. >> at a time when it odd, there was a culture of going to the water. but it was it was a great place to have family swim, so the whole family would be done. >> reporter: the city condemned the building in 2001, through community outcry and fund raising, the plunge is coming back to life. >> this is another mow sayic tile artist. >> reporter: todd jersey oversaw the renovation called the richmond municipal. >> we rebuilt this historic roof monitor, which was the top of the roof, the part that pops up. >> reporter: tiles line the showers and massive mural by john worely covers a far wall. >> municipal pools were a huge thing, that's why the balconies were here. they would have water performances. >> reporter: as workers poured in, the plunge was a place where all races could come together. >> it was a place where everyone understood that this was a place of peace an

vincent matthews joins us from outside trace elementary school. thanks for joining us. we understand you are riding a bus to school today? >> yes, i'll be riding the bus back here to trace with students who will be arriving in approximately two hours. >> listen, let's start off with trace elementary school and the fire there. your district is taking a bit of heat for opting out of a sprinkler system in new buildings and fire alarms in some of the remodeled ones like trace, the ones that burned. how will the district move forward past this criticism? we will be convening a task force that will look at all the systems throughout the district to ensure that we are having the safest campus as possible. they will make recommendations to us. >> this is not the only challenge your district faces. we know you are dealing with financial cuts. in your opinion, what is the biggest challenge and how do you face it as a new superintendent? >> it's a challenge not only for us but for dripistrict througho the state, it's budget cuts. the lack of funding from the state is putting -- hu

vincent boys' school. they were very supportive of the schools.e always supported what the san francisco labor council did with education and everything else. everywhere i have gone and seen him, whatever it is, it has been over 20 something years. who is maintaining tradition and improving things? michael is our president of the form. everywhere michael goes, he brings himself and his heart. he does not know how to say no. thank you for all you have done for the city. thank you very much. [applause] >> commissioners? >> my turn. it is really hard for me to believe that you are really leaving. i was appointed to the commission 13 years ago this month. mike was one of the first people i met. he came to the swearing-in. he was president of the commission of the time. he welcomed me on to the commission. he became a friend, mentor, and role model. for me, it is hard to believe he will not be here when i come back in two weeks. i am going to miss mike. he has been such a wonderful person. he is truly a dedicated public servant. the fire commission is

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here is a question posed by a group including norman vincent peal? >> is it reasonable to assume that a roman catholic president to gain favors for the schools and otherwise breach church and start. >> here is kennedy. >> as i come before you seeking your support for the most powerful office in the free world, i am saying to you that my decisions on every public policy will be my own as an american, as a democrat, and as a free man. >> gloria, the interesting thing is that by 1964, the republican candidate for vice president was catholic, and no one even mentioned it. >> right. chris: so in that case, different sectarian issues in the christian faith weren't as big an issue. >> right. chris: but race we have learned is not going to go away. >> politics was very different thing than it is now. i think kennedy gave the speech to the ministers talking about the separation between church and state. barack obama gave the jeremiah ya wright speech during the campaign talking about race. but it is an issue that he continues to confront again and again. >> b

vincent paul society for a long time. we have a plan to bring it back into full service with long-term assistance from the public health department. the smaller scope we could have done would only prolong its life four or five years. the basic systems, in addition to seismic upgrade, it needs new plumbing and ventilation services. it is an old style who tell with bathrooms down the hall for most of the units, which has proven to be a less stable environment for the population we are trying to serve than one where folks have their own bathroom and acked to cooking. for these reasons we are asking specifically for an exception for the arlington hotel of this specific requirement. in our mind, the risk to be assessed is whether or not we will be able to count on it fulfilling its public purpose for the length of time we would be making this loan. it would be a 55-year deferred payment loan like all of our own loans. the question to ask would be whether mers could, with the assistance we put in place for operating costs, woul

vincent paul society for a long time.ve a plan to bring it back into full service with long-term assistance from the public health department. the smaller scope we could have done would only prolong its life four or five years. the basic systems, in addition to seismic upgrade, it needs

vincent paul society for a long time.ve a plan to bring it back into full service with long-term assistance from the public health department. the smaller scope we could have done would only pro

vincent pan was in there with me, and we put forth some ideas to certainly not make things worse but hopefully make things better. one of the ideas was an ambassador program. if people are going homes, going to senior citizens home, could we get a group of multiracial, multilingual, and i like the term "ambassadors" to be sort of he is courts. -- escourts. it was a great idea, but we don't have any money. it is a great idea, but we don't have fruition. i think a lot of the time. through the hard work of a number of folks, we were able to procure some money from the city. it was two weeks ago now that program went into action. a very nice press conference in the bay view. i think 12 ambassadors and on the t line and on the -- i guess it was the san bruno line. i don't know exactly when they do it, but i know it is during peak commuting hours. we made the point, they are not police. it is the community helping the community. it is really -- it really was a great idea. we were able to put it together. it turns out i knew some of the ambassadors. i gave them my card and said if they had

vincent paul society for a long time.ve a plan to bring it back into full service with long-term assistance from the public health department. the smaller scope we could have done would only prolong its life four or five years. the basic systems, in addition to seismic upgrade, it needs new plumbing and ventilation services. it is an old style who tell with bathrooms down the hall for most of the units, which has proven to be a less stable environment for the population we are trying to serve than one where folks have their own bathroom and acked to cooki.

coal and his dog were living at the transbay terminal when a city worker invited them to the saint vincent depaul shelter. he didn't hesitate. >> as far as not wanting to leave, i don't know why anybody wouldn't want to leave. >>reporter: he knows there are people who don't want to leave the streets. he's hoping they can be convinced. >> i think if we go to them a little extra special, you know, maybe they will come around. want to get up out of there knowing they can have their own also place and key to go in and out and do what they want. don't have to be in the element all night long. >>reporter: the shelter is planning for more people to arrive tomorrow. homeless outreach team will double in number tomorrow. members will try an cop vince the homeless to come inside but if they refuse, police will be here at midnight to force them out. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> all right thanks amy. >> 3 people are dead after small plane heading for california crashed and burned in northern colorado. the names of the victims haven't yet been released but denver post reports the plane serial

. >> major vincent heintz was stationed in the sunni triangle in iraq. >> phone cards were critical, not just to me, but to the soldiers, our sailors and airmen that we served with. that's the only way that the guys and the women we worked with could call home and just be in touch and stay involved with their families. >> anytime you can connect a deployed soldier with his family, or her family back home you're not, you're not just helping that soldier in their morale, you're actually helping the family as well. we don't just deploy a soldier nowadays, we deploy the whole family. >> to end the ceremony on the right note, the uso's lirty bells performed some of the patriotic numbers they sing for troops around the world. ♪ >> the founders of hearts to home say there are many ways you can support our fighting men and women. >> get the community behind you and you can do whatever you want. i mean it doesn't have to be calling cards, it can be sending supplies, it can be sending blankets, anything that can help them would be just perfect. >> teens aren't the only ones getting involved. c

david vincent will also be there. his parents came here as kids and so did he. and he is the one who raised the money to rebuild the plunge. and best sums up what all this means. >> i'm probably like everyone else, it's just very awesome. >> reporter: the ribbon-cutting is at 11:00 a.m. saturday and then they will have free swims for the general public all afternoon. i have been sworn to secrecy but if you get here early maybe 10:30, they have a very big surprise for the public. so if you make it down here 10:30 should be your start time. >> i'm never telling you a secret! [ laughter ] >> reporter: i told them that i would not tell you about i would sort of tell. did i kind of cover myself? >> half, half. all right. thank you, ann notarangelo in richmond. >> you know the best thing about that pool? indoors! >> the water temperature is warmer than the air temperature. go back to the 4th of july, seasonal averages across the bay area, july 14th. so we have honestly been going about four weeks with unseasonably cool weather here in the bay area including right ther

san jose police say raoul octavio vincent opened a business with offices in concord, coma and san jose. they say he defrauded 35 people of a total of $35 million luring some victims through live radio broadcasts on spanish language radio stations. >>> chaos outside the state capital tonight. nearly two dozen people arrested while protesting proposed budget cuts. [ yelling ] >> yeah, hundreds of protestors hit the streets of sacramento carrying anev gee of the governor. they are upset over cuts to programs for seniors, children, and people with disabilities. but things started to get really out of hand when a group blocked a downtown 2010 for several hours. 22 people ended up getting arrested. most of them cited and released. meanwhile those furlough fridays are back on again. the state supreme court today handing the governor a victory in his battle with state employees unions. the first unpaid day off comes right away. this friday. mike della street a reports this fight is far from over. >> reporter: the state workers/schwarzenegger seesaw. up one day down the next. >> i liken us to g