we do have a student services department here at westfield. it comprises of these school counselors. we have a school psychologist and school social worker. i kind of look at the counselors as always being the first line of defense. they want to make sure that kids in this school succeed, and they want to make sure you do your best at all things, even if they have to push you a little bit. what we try to do is be proactive, rather than reactionary. we sit down and talk every year about our programs and what we do here, to try to see how can we sort of more get ahead of the issues, rather than just reacting to 'em. some common issues that students face is peer pressure, especially with drugs and alcohol and all those things. and i think for mental health, it's more of a "we don't talk about it" mentality. it's hard to kinda be open about it, 'cause you don't want to alienate yourself. the earlier you catch it, in most cases, the more treatable it is. so, you're not just preventing, you know, more of the suffering if you catch it early, but you'

marina june july 28th, lake shore plaza closing sundays starting august 4th and airport station on westfield road ends august 11th. >> qh we come back we're going revisit big developments in the asiana crash investigation. >> including startling information about pilots. >>> coming up at 6:00 a bay area man survived the asiana airlines crash talks about his expeer skbrens how he took action. we'll hear from a pilot the one in this plane on the tarmac when the plane landed and then, crashed. and a woman knows the pain of losing a loved fwhun a crash is helping victims how her personal experience is helping others cope. join dan ashley and me for those stories and more coming up at 6:00. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >> recapping some new developments from the national transportation safety board investigation of the crash of flight 214 at sfo. >> there are new questions about experience of the pilots the trainee pilot only halfway through his flying. >> investigators confirmed two flight attendants were ejected from the plane and found badly hurt but alive on the runway. >> we'll h

lake shore plaza will close sundays starting august 4, and the airport station on westfield will end sunday service on august 11. the postal service is get less demand as people buy stamps from private retailers. >> the ferry terminal is expense, growing pains. ridership is growing at a rate of 6 percent to 8 percent. to make room, ferry officials are looking to add a 7:00 a.m. run, a shuttle bus from sir francis drake boulevard corridor and paid parking. a transportation committee will hear the plan tomorrow. the entire golden gate bridge board could approve the plan on friday. >> we have the low clouds out there and we will check with mike on visibility. >> what is going on? >> we are looking from mount tamalpais with more as we look to the east across san pablo than we could yesterday. so where the fog is out there, it is dense but not covering all of our neighborhoods. 24 hour temperature change probably is more responsible because of the sea breeze than the sunshine being filtered by clouds and two degrees cooler in san francisco and oakland and san jose, four degrees cooler. fr

lake shore bras plaza closing sunday starting august 4, and airport station on westfield road ending it's service on august 11th. postal service says it's getting less demand for retail services because consumers buy stamps from private retailers such as office depot and costo along with major supermarkets. >> the man nominated by the obama administration to become the next fbi director got a kbriling today on capitol hill about government surveillance programs. he said he was not aware of large scale monitoring but called it a valuable tool against terrorism. still, he agreed to work with congress to make changes on surveillance laws. >> pakistani government report blasted it's own for not stopping a u.s. raid that killed osama bin laden questioning why they allowed agents to be on the ground during the raid in pay, 2011 and it even accuses u.s. agents of chopping down nearby trees. the report details how bin laden live brd agents found him, bin laden apparently wore a cowboy hat outdoor that's disguise would make it harder for spy sat tlits identify him. >> president obama says he

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lake shore bras plaza closing sunday starting august 4, and airport station on westfield road endings service on august 11th. postal service says it's getting less demand for retail services because consumers buy stamps from private retailers such as office depot and costo along with major supermarkets. >> the man nominated by the obama administration to become the next fbi director got a kbriling today on capitol hill about government surveillance programs. he said he was not aware of large scale monitoring but called it a valuable tool against terrorism. still, he agreed to work with congress to make changes on surveillance laws. >> pakistani government report blasted it's own for not stopping a u.s. raid that killed osama bin laden questioning why they allowed agents to be on the ground during the raid in pay, 2011 and it even accuses u.s. agents of chopping down nearby trees. the report details how bin laden live brd agents found him, bin laden apparently wore a cowboy hat outdoor that's disguise would make it harder for spy sat tlits identify him. >> president obama says he will

lake shore plaza will close newspapers starting in august, and the airport station on westfield will end sunday service on august 11. the postal service is getting less demand as people buy stamps from private retailers. awe have almost captured another sunrise from mount tamalpais this morning and you can see the crusting -- cresting of the sun. we will have temperatures from two degrees cooler in san francisco at 64 to possibly ten degrees cooler in santa rosa at 83. you can see the showers and thunderstorms moving through the high desert and also los angeles right now, at 81 this afternoon and 108 in palm springs and some may return to yosemite at 98 and 92 in sacramento and 100 in fresno and chico and 83 with clouds in tahoe. >> we have a rot of a hit-and-run accident in emeryville north of an early fiery crash this morning. the early crash has cheered -- cleared but this just popped up possibly blocking one lane. but, so far so good from albany to berkeley to the maze. we are starting to see a buildup of traffic at the maze and busy conditions when you get to the bay bridge toll

here, strategies for success and shopping markets, johning us right now the president and ceo at westfieldrry at fda in los angeles, of course, our guest host david darst remains with us the remainder of the program. what will we see? you said you felt like this market was due for a correction. is the 7% that we got at the worsed levels of what we have seen recently, that enough for you? >> you know, i think the down seven is almost more likely to be oversold than we are getting the bounce right now. a retest through the summer would not surprise me at all. if you think about it. most of the rally was earnings. last 84, the rally has been driven by multiple expansions. so 10% corrections are healthy in bull markets. i think we can see another retest through the summer. asia is slowing. we may see a more substantial correction through the summer into october. >> tom, you agree with that? >> from the fixed income perspective, i would say your interest rates have probably taken most of the increase you will see for the short term t. biggest thing i think you have to look ought is quarterly st

it is my honor to introduce this awoken from westfield, indiana, a united states air force veteran who was sexually assaulted and consequently 100 percent disabled as a result of the trauma injury from are horrific attack. more than just a wonderful wife and dedicated mother, a survivor , a survivor who has made a mission to bring other victims out of the isolation and the shadows that they suffered through. she is also a veteran and has the right to receive access to meaningful treatment. lisa, victoria, bryan, and terra, thank you for having that carries. thank you for your tireless efforts to hold the va accountable for treating victims of military sexual trauma. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you, jacki. thank you for being here today and for your service. my next veteran witness is brian lewis from baltimore, maryland. a veteran of the united states navy in the recent graduate of stevenson university. thank you very much for being here and thank you for your service. we are also joined by karen johnson. born and raised in new jersey and currently resides in lake mills wiscon