>> the riverside investigation was scheduled to last three days. by the second day we had 35 men visit our house, including this guy, who shows up to meet a girl half his age. he comes in, and he's jittery. he's jazzed up. and he goes to wash his hands. well, i'm watching from the next room. and you know, i don't like every approach to be the same. >> paper towel is right over here. >> oh. >> so i grab a paper towel. he sees me and i hand it to him. and at first he just thinks oh, thanks. then he figures out that this is going to be a problem. >> have a seat right over on the stool there, please. who are you? >> i'm chris. >> chris. >> yeah. >> and who did you come to see, chris? >> what's her name. >> what's her name? >> i'm sorry. you caught me off guard. >> he's, you know, shaky. he looks like he's on some kind of a drug. and in fact, later police found methamphetamines in his car. >> you came to see kelly. >> yeah. >> kelly's way too young for me. >> way too young for you? >> yeah. >> then why did you come here, chris? >> i came here to tell he

the cox point fishing pier, at 810 riverside drive. a county police helicopter and volunteers from bowly's quarters, fire department, along with other rescuers, did locate and transport three people. they took them to franklin square hospital. still no upset on their condition. and the maryland department will be investigating this. >> we'll bring you more information as we get it. >>> more breaking news to tell you about. a shooting near a pittsburgh high school. the shooting happened near brisheer high. police say the gunman came out of the woods and ambushed three students walking to their vehicles. officials say the victims expected to survive. police are still searching for one gunman. we'll bring you information as it comes in. >>> and the city wants to add a piazza to a popular tourist attraction. but this plan is coming with a hefty price and turning the vision into reality could take years to complete. wjz is live at the inner harbor. investigator mike hellgren is there and explores the new plans and whether they're worth it.

once we finished and the men left, riverside began their investigation. this particular investigation was the highest number of men ever. 51 men showed up at our house in one day. set your stuff on the counter. you knew what? >> i was in trouble. i'm not relaxed. i'm not going to give an interview. >> you're not going to give an interview? >> i'll just get in trouble. just bored and silly. >> what are you doing here? >> i'm stupid. >> this is a guy who not only had been caught before and knew it, he had seen one of our previous investigations. and when he first showed up at the house, he saw police making an arrest just outside of our undercover house. so, he leaves, he gets nervous and calls the decoy, they say they are doing a drug best, don't worry about it. he comes back. why did you do it? >> i don't know. bored. i just, you know -- >> so, you were bored, you were going to come over and have sex with a 13-year-old girl? >> no. no. i don't know what i was going to do. >> you are keith, right? >> correct. >> your last name? >> williams. >> we have done

so fast-forward eight months from our house in riverside to our long beach investigation. he's still online, still using the same screen name, and amazingly, still chatting with just like his chat eight months before, he asks "have you ever had sex yet" and "i need sex." he also talks about group sex but is also suspicious and asks, "are you a cop?" to which she replies, "no, i'm not a cop." then apparently referring to his meeting with "dateline" eight months earlier he writes, "i got caught before." incredibly, he tells the decoy he has to delay the long beach liaison for a day because he has to go to court, a court date to face charges arising from our riverside investigation. but the very next day -- >> hey, come here. >> -- here he is. >> okay. we're not messing around with this guy. you do not let him get within six feet of you, eight feet of you. >> who is all here? >> just me. >> oh. >> i promise. my parents are gone. >> you know, you look familiar to me. >> oops. >> that's right. oops, he's done it again. >> michael, right? >> oops, sorry. >> do you remember who i

. >> reporter: han is the first student at the new university of california riverside medical school to get this rather unique deal. >> basically, you get medical school for free. >> reporter: dr. richard olds is the dean. with money donated to the school, he's planning to offer five full-ride scholarships to students who agree to stay in the area for five years after they graduate and choose primary care rather than the more lucrative specialty fields such as radiology and anesthesiology. >> 40% of the doctors in my community look like me. they're 55 years of age or older and they will retire in the next ten years. so the net result of that is we will probably have a 5,000 to 6,000 physician deficit in ten years no matter what anyone does. >> reporter: his school is located in california's inland empire where obamacare is expected to ensuring more than 300,000 people by next year. but the area already has a shortage of 3,000 doctors. jennifer han plans to be a pediatrician. primary care physicians ends up making somewhere around $200,000. specialists can make twice that. how temptin

we've seen other parts of the state here in california that have adapted pace programs like in riverside county and have each year the positive impacts. we know the stories of individual that have benefited from the pace programs. we know those upgrades can save money for crucial home improvement projects but illuminate bills. in the future it was important for mayor ed lee and i to make sure this finance had a strong workforce component. we had meetings with our partners in labor to start the conversations and we know that training and employees for jobs in the many energy economy is key to keeping them employed but helping them find meaningful careers and building their families within your borders. we have clean energy we want our workers to benefit. we're going to continue to work for a workforce agreement that assures that local folk are working on local projects so we cope the money here. so the members of the labor organizations standing behind me do i have the opportunity to be 2r5i7bd for jobs here in the 21st century and want to thank pat mulligan and as well as a number of our

. >> she got the pictures through the riverside county sheriff's office. they were able to identify this kid. they're still looking for him but they know who he is. terrible. >> just probably gifts she order for someone else and waiting for them to be delivered because she has a small child, she can't necessarily go out and shop every day. it's sad. >> being out in a pond in a small boat and seeing this. >> oh. >> looking at a ten-point buck tangled with an eight-point buck. they were having a fight. now their antlers are hooked. the guy on this pond was a veterinarian and he thought, okay, i've got to rescue this buck. so he calls in his son. >> we have two deer, two ducks. one's dead, one alive, still stuck. >> vet was concerned this buck was going to drown from the weight of the body of the other buck. >> what do you do ifou ve two enormous stuck together but in a body of water? >> as the vet's son, adam, gets on the boat with him, first thing they do is bring out a saw to try to saw through part of the antler of the buck who was deceased. >> how do you

so that should be riverside to the curriculum committee. so regardless of our rules whether or not it's legal to combine the department i think the main topic here or issue s here is that we are seeing a lack of real painter engagement consistently at school site and we're seeing a lack of parents voices at our school sites. so commissioner norton, president i think that perhaps we should refer this to the curriculum meeting >> i think it's a great idea i think we wholeheartedly need more parents involvement how that has impacted our work and we're interested to hear whatever we're interested to hear e l families voices those people to be appointed in whatever way ambassador our number one priority is that the e l families are recommend and enforced arrest they've done over the years and we continue to see this as a change of how we're formed and have concerned us. it's great to hear from commissioner fewer that there is a real concern that we want the e l families to continue to have a voice and we want that community to be strong so any d

and 1,000 personnel as of this morning, i can assure you, there are no bounds being placed on me as a riverside country fire chief in holding back the deployment of any resources. >> early-august, southern california - the hills outside los angeles are on fire. >> california's governor has declared a state of emergency. we've just arrived on the scene. the situation is critical. >> the entire mountainside is smoldering. this thick acrid smoke smell in the air and we're following this strike team now right into the top of the mountain to where the fire line begins. >> for this blaze, the combined might of the firefighting forces of california is on full display. in just 24 hours, the costs have already run into the millions. >> it's been a busy season. it started really early for us we had pretty significant fires in may which is pretty rare. it just seems like a lot of fires are burning. as far as the outlook for this season. it's going to be a busy one. >> these are serial conflagrations now, and they're magnifying themselves, and the costs are enormous. >> costs like this sprawling "fire camp

in other parts of the state in california that have adopted residential pace programs, in sonoma and riverside county and is have seen the positive impacts that have followed further residents in their local economy. the stores of individuals that have chosen to participate in the respective pace programs and the successes they have experienced. these can save on monthly utility.bill tos the tune of tosses of dollars, from the beginning of this process, we wanted to make sure this finance tool had a strong workforce component tied to it. we convened meters with our partners and labor to start discussions with how that work component would look like. it's a key to not getting them job today and keeping them employed but to help them find meaningful careers and new economy ins the green collar economy that continues to grow. we want our local workers to have the skills necessary to take part in that e -- emerging industry. we want to ensure local residents are working on local contracts on local projects so we keep money and workflow within san francisco and continue to boost our local economy.

yeah, it was riverside. it is just north of los angeles, where -- this was back in the early '70s -- the parents of the children who couldn't play football in the afternoon because the smog levels were so high that they were ordered indoors finally got agitated enough that they sued the city, they sued the federal government. i was ordered by a court out there to impose, as the clean air act told me to, a transportation control strategy. they said the automobile controls are not going to make it by 1975. the law says you have to ensure that these standards are met by that period, and if you can't do it by imposing the controls on the automobile, then impose transportation control. we couldn't figure out what to do. the court threatened to hold me in contempt. it sort of boiled down to an issue of their mobility versus my freedom, so i flew out there and announced that 80% of the cars are going to have to get off the road. i am here in los angeles because, in the implementation of the clean air act, los angel

in the sociology of religion and teaches creative writing at the university of california riverside. he's a practicing muslim who also wrote "no god but god," a best-selling book about islam. in "zealot" aslan describes being a 15-year-old immigrant from iran and attending an evangelical youth camp in california where jesus was hailed as the savior. >> i immediately gave my life to jesus, had a deep encounter with christ. spent the next four or five years preaching the gospel as i had learned it from this very conservative evangelical community, preaching it to everyone, whether they wanted to hear it or not, frankly. >> but then, aslan says, studying religion at university disillusioned him and he left christianity. >> when i went to university and began studying the new testament in an academic environment and discovered immediately, as everyone who does so discovers, that far from being literal and inerrant, the scriptures are figurative and full of the most obvious and blatant errors and contradictions, that notion of evangelical christianity no longer made sense to me. >> aslan'

the list on stage in triggered by that i didn't hit an eight kilometer stretch of the coastline many riverside buildings were also damaged or destroyed. singletary and officials say this as the surge may have affected areas upstream as well. most buildings in the title is held the top of mind. i believe can be damaged or destroyed. officials say they cannot tell whether the wreckage is due to the surge or a violent wind and rain. the camp and devastation along major graduate from the coast. this may have be a result of flooding after the storm surge. officials say this is the first time the japanese government has released analysis of dister data is based on data from the information gathering t govnmt ared its analysis of the attack and the philippine government the troubles will not pass to somalia oundaand monday has reportedly killed more than one hundred people the united nations says hundreds more we may miss a strong wind and heavy rainfall inflicted damage to coastal villages in the north eastern part of the country flooded with rain swept away homes in the center of the country forcin

in riverside, california, several people had to be rescued from an overflowing river. a man clinging to a tree and four other people stranded on an island down river. >> a helicopter was called in to pull them to safety. indra petersen is here to tell us more on the crazy weather. >> you can see a big swirl here. thoot the low pressure system that's bringing all the rain into california. and look at arizona. let's talk about why they're getting so much rain when this is not the beginning of the rainy season. that's hawaii. this is been fuelling into the region for the last several days. you can see the heavy rain. phoenix has already broken the record for the amount of rainfall today. all thanks to a system dropping farther down to the south. and so heavy rain with that in the south. and another three to five inches possible in through arizona. that is a big deal. this is an area that doesn't see this kind of rain in a sort period of time. flooding concerns are high for that region. and the opposite side is a winter storm warning. one to two feet of snow into colorado

a small boat overturned about 300 yards off of the cox point fishing pier, at 810 riverside drive. a county police helicopter volunteers from moley's quarters, among other rescuers, located and accounted for three people. their conditions are unknown at this time. reporting live from sky eye chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> all right, captain jeff. thank you. and we'll keep you updated on this story. more breaking news to tell you about. a shooting near a high school in pittsburgh. this is the scene just minutes ago. the shooting happened near bradshare high. police say the gunman came out of the woods and opened fire, wounding three students. the victims are expected to survive. the gunman has not been caught. we'll bring you more information as we get it on this breaking news in pittsburgh. >>> fighting for survival, after the deadly super typhoon. the military is now trying to keep order as military crews try to speed up aid efforts. alphonso van marsh with the latest. >> reporter: more security forces are on the streets of tacloban, after people brock into a r

and my opponent was franz lither in who came from the riverside independent democrats. very fine organization. they had congressman william fitsryan, a real progressive liberal, ask i come from carver democratic club up on the hill. and so to sort of clean me up, dr. kenneth clark -- who happened to have been a client -- became the chairman of my citizens committee. you know ken clark? brown v. the board of education? that a ken clark. so we won. we prevailed. and i served one year, and then i got reapportioned out of my seat. [laughter] but by then i was hopelessly hooked on public service. there was really nothing i wanted to do but that. and, so i was, the next year i was delegate to the constitutional convention, and then in 1977 percy said he was going to run for ma mayor. you know, this is -- black folks didn't run if for mayor. [laughter] so it took me about 30 seconds to say, well, what about borough president? percy was then borough president. he said, you ought to run for that. and so i did. i ran three times before i succeeded. people used to say to me what d

in redlands east of riverside, a truck driver plowed his way through a nearly washed out road and got stuck when a mudslide trapped him in nearly three feet of muck. forecasters say the rain is likely to continue at least through saturday. >>> those severe conditions extend east into utah where the heavy winds of 70 miles an hour battered the area in centreville. major roadways including interstate 15 shut down as a precaution. >>> and there will not be any reprieve in that area today. rain is expected to increase across the southwest. desert areas can expect up to three inches and flash flooding. it will be frigid throughout the midwest with snow and ice from minneapolis to oklahoma. warmer but rainy in the east. >> nearly freezing, in the 30s across the northern border areas and the midwest. balmy 50s, 60s and 70s along the east coast. >>> quite a night for one guy who attended last night's oklahoma city thunder game against the l.a. clippers. >> brad zucker was chosen from the crowd to attempt a half-court shot at halftime and he hit it. >>ise that banker. >> for $20,000. >> he's t

and what they do is they go to the county health in riverside county and charge it to the taxpayers. >> my question is whether the allegations of pressure to have the abortions or to get your wife to have the abortion -- are they specific? do they mention time? place? and you about the denials? are they specific? either that person was not in scientology, or the wife wasn't in scientology? the personperson doing the pressure -- are they specific. >> the allegations of abortion are personal. women withs women or a husband would say this happened to me, and you see sometimes in court suits where they specified dates like this. the church's response is categorically, we don't do that. >> i've read a couple of your articles and another book about scientology, looking forward to reading your book in total, but mr. hub bar comes across as a ma levi lent leader. has hey really denatured scientology or is what he is doing a follow-on from the principles instilled by l. ron hubbard? >> well, david and l. ron hubbard are different in one way. david grew up in scientology and l. ron hubbard did

nina ratcliff is here to tell us who are about it he she practices studies by biomedical science in riverside. dr. nina as i like to call you. good to see you. >> thank you. >> can this work? >> yes. the criticism of this device is it won't be available for me tomorrow for my thanksgiving dinner thermostat implanted in your body and monitors blood levels in your fat. it tells your body you are full and send signals to your brain to stop eating. >> is it dangerous? >> i don't think so. i mean we are using this system for insulin for diabetics so it monitors blood sugar levels when it reaches a certain level it releases insulin. same concept that we are using for diabetics. somebody walks in your office who is candidate and who is not a candidate. >> many candidates. about two thirds of americans are considered obese. this is a technological advancement we use technology in every aspect of our life. smart phones, calculator and calendars and everything. this just a modified version to applying it to the way we eat during the commercial break you and i were talking about why you like this. you s

that was in riverside county. it happened just before 8:00 yesterday morning. faa officials say the balloon was carrying six people. one person was burned, two others seriously crushed, and another suffered minor injuries. no word yet on the cause of the explosion. the ntsb is investigating. >>> the family of a missing brazilian man will hand out flyers in san francisco today trying to get the word out about his disappearance. the 22-year-old was last heard from on october 28th. police say he was visiting san francisco from l.a. and contacted relatives in brazil and a friend in los angeles indicating he was in trouble and being followed. his family will be handing out flyers at 1:00 in dolores park. >> there will be a search in santa rosa for a missing disabled veteran. "the press democrat" reports 56-year-old david was reported missing on halloween. his girlfriend tells authorities he was having an emotional breakdown when he left his home on foot. the search is scheduled to begin at 9:00 at spring lake regional park. >>> another day of protests for 13-year-ol

also watch for a crash, southbound 95 at riverside parkway. and northbound 95, the accident at northbound emerton road. still producing a pretty good delay. other accidents include eastern boulevard, at hartman avenue. westbound 95, at bwi airport. and some significant delays. the west side inner loop, just jammed from southwestern boulevard to liberty road. and on the top side inner loop, at least 30 minutes from greenspring avenue to harford road. let's take a live look. you can see the delay there, going from 895 past whitemarsh boulevard. this traffic report is brought to you by papa john's. monday is ravens day at papa john's. call or click online to find out about the monday, toppings for touchdowns special. back to you. >> kristy, thank you. >>> warm and dry right now. and sunny. amazing. 71. light south/southeast breeze. the barometer holding steady. looks like a pretty darn nice weekend right after this. you got to love the weekend. it's like everyone came to, "if it's good, let's save it for the weekend." so here's to the kfc ten buc

grown to her he had groomed her to work as a child prostitute said she was 11 years old in january--a riverside county judge, reduced her conviction to second-degree murder making her immediately eligible for parole perry ed >> a judge is refusing to shut down a plant that makes a popular hot sauce called sir racha people and their wooddale have been complaining about a bad smell. the hot sauce has a rooster on the bottle and a distinctive green top it has lots of fans and uses 100 million lbs., peppers a year, but people living nearby complained that they'd get headaches and watery eyes as for the factory the owners say they will cooperate with the city in trying to reduce the smell. >> a new poll says, president obamas approval ratings are at an all-time low. only 42 percent say he is doing a good job. it is even worse for congressional republicans some of this, of course, blamed on the botched and rolled out of the health-care law. now some help could be coming from the tech wizards from silicon valley. >> meantime all the problems include the fuss over the u.s. is buying. >> our political a

. >> from riverside, california,. >> my name is brent. what you think about the so-called republicans which is the majority of the lifers want to figure out how to stop the tea party, stop the real conservatives when the tea party is doing what they promised their constituents that they would do? all the rest of them are just there for themselves. how do we get around that? >> i guess when the elections, run, when you run, tea partiers, make sure it is someone who can win. i wrote a column recently, and one to encourage the others, in general i don't want us primary in our own. the one exception i would make to that is in south carolina, a very, very red state. it's hard to imagine how they could be an upset and a democrat could win lindsey graham see. a particularly egregious republican, yes, check, lindsey graham. now the question is, can the republicans find a strong enough candidate to beat a long-term senator? i've taken has to be a member of the united states congress to one of those isn't running against lindsey graham ya. or if on

so he's either circling back down scale and coming up riverside -- >> on the first day alone, ten men show up at our undercover house in ft. myers, florida, where supposedly a young teen is home by herself and ready to have sex. >> here he comes. here he comes. >> copy that. >> wave him up. get him in. >> this is brian gosselin, screen name bayjones. >> hey, come on in. the door's open. >> he's here to meet a girl who said online she was 15. he lied to her about his age, claiming to be 24. he's really 32. and based on what he had to say online, "want to blank my brains out," it's not hard to guess why he's here. >> i got some wine coolers. >> wine coolers are just fine. >> you weren't kidding when you said a big house. >> i know, the house is beautiful. i love my house. >> yeah. are you the only child? >> yeah. oh, did you bring protection? >> yeah. >> perfect. >> the only bad news about that is you're probably not going to need that type of protection tonight. >> see, i knew this was going to be a setup. >> you did? >> yeah. >> how did you know that? >> just because of the way she wa

a white man in his mid 20's was arrested in the riverside section of fort worth in the shooting of a dallas policeman. the man denied he was connected with the assassination of the president. he was in handcuffs when he was seen by reporters. a man has been taken into custody. there is no word if this is the man our person who today assassinated president kennedy, apparently with a single shot from a high-powered rocket fire from the fifth floor of a building which is roughly 100 yards from the president's motorcade, which was traveling at slow speed. we are starting to get conflicting reports on weapons. there was one that it was a .303 rifle. there were some remnants of chicken indicating the sniper staked himself out for quite a while before firing the fatal shot. word that another mouser has been found, a german army rifle with one shell left in the chamber. three spent shells were found nearby. possibly the mouser is measured in millimeters and my be close to a .303. >> i would suspect we are likely to get conflicting reports. the president is dead and has been shot. i am sure a

and my opponent was franz lightener who came from the riverside independent democrats, a very fine organization. they had congressman william fits ryan, a real progressive liberal, and i come from carver democratic club up on the hill. and so to sort of clean me up, dr. kenneth clark who happened to have been a client became the chairman of my citizens committee. you know ken clark? brown v. board of education? that ken clark. so we won. we prevailed. and i served one year, and then i got reapportioned out of my seat. [laughter] but by then i was openlessly hooked on public service -- hopelessly hooked on public service. there was really nothing i wanted to do but that. so i was the, the next year i was a delegate to the constitutional convention, and then in 1977 percy said he was going to run for mayor. and, you know, this is -- black folks didn't run for mayor. so it took me about 30 seconds to say, well, what about borough president? percy was then the borough president of manhattan. he said you ought to run for that, and so i did. i ran three times before i succeeded. people used to say to

a white man in his mid 20's was arrested in the riverside section of fort worth in the shooting of a dallas policeman. the man denied he was connected with the assassination of the president. he was in handcuffs when he was seen by reporters. a man has been taken into custody. thee is no word if this is man our person who today assassinated president kennedy, apparently with a single shot from a high-powered rocket fire from the fifth floor of a building which is roughly 100 yards from the president's motorcade, which was traveling at slow speed. we are starting to get conflicting reports on weapons. there was one that it was a .303 rifle. there were some remnants of chicken indicating the sniper staked himself out for quite a while before firing the fatal shot. word that another mouser has been found, a german army rifle with one shell left in the chamber. three spent shells were found nearby. is measured mouser in millimeters and my be close to a .303. >> i would suspect we are likely to get conflicting reports. the president is dead and has been shot. i am sure all of us have wond

and if you look at the foreclosure rates in those years and look at the county's in san bernardino, riverside county, calif. arizona, i estimate a third of those foreclosures were on hispanics. an awful lot. since 2007, according to the queue hispanics internet migration from mexico to the united states has been zero. migration that was the huge surge from 1982-2007 has at least temporarily ended. the flow if anything is the other way. migration from other latin american areas has slowed down and what happened is for mexicans and others latins, the united states seems less of a dream and mexico which has faster economic growth, political reform seems less of a nightmare. my prediction is, one that i think the framers of immigration legislation should keep in mind, we will never see another wave of migration from mexico to the united states of the magnitude that we saw from 1982-2007, one generation. the other surge of migration in the last 40 years has been in turtle, what i call additional migration. middling, americans have been leaving high-cost, high tax, high housing costs metro areas li

and years later, to be exact, on april 4, 1967 he delivered a speech at the riverside church in new york city and i watched every student in every young person in america, every member of congress could read that speech and listen to that speech on tape. >> host: is that the one where he came out against the vietnam war? >> guest: that is the one he came out against the war in vietnam and he spoke about the bombs that we were dropping in vietnam, the aftermath, the result that would affect america. and it's that you later that he was assassinated. >> host: when is the last time you spoke with him? >> guest: i was in a meeting with him in march of 1916 in atlanta at a place called pasco's restaurant. it was a place where -- one of the few places in atlanta for years where black people and white people could meet and eat together, sit down together for a long time. it was in the air of atlanta university where you had at morehouse college and spellman n and atlanta university and clark college, my atlanta clark university where he would organize people come asian american and native americ

john is up from riverside, california hear jen good morning. really appreciate this young fellow. really explaining things so i can understand. i am getting old. i am outliving my money. i have been thinking about getting a reverse mortgage. i have substantial equity in the home. would you speak about the government guarantee. guest: the government guarantee sounds good to you but does not really mean a whole lot to you. whoever makes the mortgage probably will not a lot to it. almost all reverse mortgages since 2008 and 2009 have a government guarantee. if you are thinking about getting a reverse mortgage and they say government guaranteed, i would not say it is a safe product if the government says i should get the mortgage. reverse mortgages can be a good tool or some. maybet, someone who is feeling cash poor but have a lot of equity in your house. however, there have been downsides to reverse mortgages that have come out over the past few years. so you really should sit down with a financial planner, someone at your bank, ideally someone who does not -- who does not make their

anna, riverside, california. you are on the democrats line. hi, good morning nsa and everybody. can believeocrats what the republicans are dishing when darrell issa says the president did the most monumental error in history, if they can side with someone like that or get fooled by something like that, then you need to go back to history 101 and just look up all the dirty work that is been going on. it is such a shame. peopleocrats are for the are trying to do this for people and the president. i don't know why anyone would site is. at least try and help with it. instead of siding with the corporations who want to have all the edge on the security -- on the insurance companies. thank you and god bless the people. from here's kathy montgomery, texas on our republican line. caller: i have been watching yhis president obama trey slithered his way out of this. you can keep your 26-year-old on your parents plan. actually, he's going to get rid of that. next year when our employers kick us off of their plan because obama wants it this way, no one is going to be on insurance. no one's

. >> repter: with towering trees and riversid view and plentyf slides and monkey bars. this construction site has all the makings of a plaround but this isn't any kids park it's work o where angels pl. a projt dedicated to building playgrounds along the cst of newjersey, new york and connecticut. each one aribute to those that lost their lives i newtown. >> we got the idea that sandy hook and hurricane sandy if we could build playgrounds in honor of the children and t teachers we cld also provide hope and recovery to srm damagareas. >> bill, a n jersey fire captain of 26 years foued the project earlier this year. enlisting fellow fireghters, police officers and local volunteers with each new playground blt as well as the n newtn community. >> i had the privilege of meeting with the familie and talking about their child. all 26 filies have embraced the project >> including robe parker who lost their 6-year-oldaughter emily in the shooting. for us personally we want people to remember our childre for who ty were and not what happened to them. and they we fun. ey were sill

next telephone call, riverside, california. >> caller: good morning, c-span. thank you for continuing excellence. i have a question for mr. califano. after a brief statement. when i was a kid, i grew up with the sons of general william j. crumb who tragically was killed in a flying accident in 1967. however, in world war ii, he was a pilot on a b-17. and one of his waist gunners was rufus w. youngblood who, after dallas, became security chief for the presidential party. i'm curious if you may remember mr. rufus. in light of the fact that president johnson's predecessor had been assassinated in his home state, i was curious if there was any sense of greater or lesser sense of security when traveling around the country and, particularly in traveling in his own state as, i said, that he -- his predecessor, i'm sure must have been greatly embarrassed, was killed in his home state. and do you remember mr. youngblood? >> sure, i remember mr. youngblood. and i do think that the security was increased for president johnson. and unfortunately, over the years in this co

we've seen other parts of the state here in california that have adapted pace programs like in riverside county and have each year the positive impacts. we know the stories of individual that have benefited from the pace programs.