ms. williams, please. >> [inaudible] supervisor cohen: ms. williams, your turn. >> good afternoon. four years ago, i went to the bayview child health center to interview for a job. i am an american family therapist, and i went there to interview for a job of case manager. not knowing whether i would be hired or not, i was so impressed by the work that was it described in what they were doing. i was hired. i spent almost 17 years working with the city and county of the san francisco human service agency as a child welfare worker and then a supervisor. what i became aware of when i went to the bayview clinic to work is we are all serving the same children. what that clinic was doing for the children in that area was phenomenal. in that they were addressing issues that are not addressed in most most pediatric clinics. most pediatric clinics would not have mental health or any of those services that have been described to you. i agree with what ms. albright and the doctor were saying to you. the building that we are talking about is the same building where so turner truth -- so turner

ms. williams/parent) "i am really shocked about that! and i'' really upset too. uppose to be a halfway deceet school...." (ms. davis) "it's just really frightening and it's really ala" alarring..."we tried talking with principal wanda young about the screening process, if there is one, for school she's not available.this morning, we're stilllwaiting to hear back from the principal or a spokesperson. pe now know the identity of the man shot and killed in north baltimore monday night. he's identified as 22-year-old jerry isaac.iiaac collapsed from gun shht wounds ear a family dollar store on greenmount... near 29th street. he was shot several &ptimes... possibly in the ptorr's parking lot.still no word on any motivee or suspects at this time. 3 3 a military-style police traaning program is under scrutiny. city councilman brandon scctt wants to know why thh city needs to spend extra money on the program called ddamond training.this brochure says diamond training teaches city police officers techniques learned ddring the war in iraq. scott says he is concerned by repo

ms. williams/parent) "i am reelly shocked about that! and i'm really upset too.ause this suppose to be a halfway decent school...." .......school officials say shelly is not a mentor..nor an employee of the school system...........still, students and parents.....(ms. &pdaais/parent) "he would stand out in the round-about when the kids got off the bus..." ........tell us.. shelly is a familiar face aa this school....(ms. ddvissparent) "and everyone knew him.. so, i think that he, whether he was an employye or not, he definitely had a lot of accesss to the children. i mean even my daughter said that he would pull some of the children out of class, rom time to time, and i don't know what capacity that wassii. but why would he even if it was n a volunteer capacity?" parents say sselly claiied he was a mentorr tt young female students at the school to help them get into a good high school. his alleged victim believee him. police say one dayyafter chool in deccmber, shellyydrove the girl to a parking lot.. where she told police he removed her jacket, touched her bbeast

ms. williams, felipe santos disappeared three months before terrance. same officer involved. that when you started pursuing what happened to terrance. i mean, why has there not been outrage about this? why have we not seen since 2004 people in florida and others rallying? >> i can't understand it. i just can't. i'm looking for answers. i just can't understand it. >> you are looking for answers. did you ever talk to the officer? did you ever speak with calkins? >> i left -- i had a detective in the beginning. he said that he would put terrance's picture in deputy calkins' mailbox. i said please have him to contact me because i want to know what happened. never. never contacted at all. >> how did you feel when tyler perry, the biggest star in hollywood now, according to all records, contacted you out of nowhere and decided he wanted to help bring this case to the national spotlight? >> i just looked at it and accepted it as an angel that god had sent my way. and i cannot thank him enough. >> tyler, you've already gone on national radio. you are doing this show. and you have enc

williams and ms. bubala. >> as the anchor team, here's a question for you. >> oh, no. >> i got to meet a great group of kids today. >> okay. >> overwhelming sentiment was that they still wanted snow. my question to you is, have you given up on the hope yet? >> no. i think that we could have a march storm. >> oh, mary. >> i do. it will be gone quickly. >> our producer says she hasn't given up on it. >> she hasn't given up. well, she's still hoping. >> let me just say to you that we spring ahead in three weeks. spring begins in four. four weeks from yesterday. >> wow. >> that window, my friends, is closing. very quickly. so we're going to be watching these temperatures going up today. we're in the 60s. we're at 61 right now. at bwi marshall. 27 is the dew point. relative humidity at 27. the air is very dry. winds are coming in from the west. south/southwest at 14 miles per hour. and that is just bringing in more mild air across the region. and we have now a pretty steady barometer now at 25.60. temperat

ms. veasley and dr. sarno down here on the end. there you go. we welcome dr. william maixner. dr. maixner is the director for the center of neurosensory disorders for the university of north carolina at chapel hill. dr. maixner comes to us today with specific experience in pain management research. he has developed an oral facial pain management program at chapel hill. kristen veasley the director of the national vulvodynia association. recently she was appointed to search on the pain research coordinating committee at nih. the committee was created to coordinate pain research facilities across the federal government. and next we have dr. john sarno, a professor of rehabilitation medicine at new york university medical center and practitioner at rusk institute of rehabilitative medicine. dr. sarno, the author of four books on pain will share his work with respect to treating chronic pain. so i thank all of you for coming here. your statements will be made a part of the record in their entirety. and i ask you if you could sum up in five or seven minutes. there is probably a little

ms. alford for an interview for "rock center" with brian williams which airs wednesday.kept the story a secret for so long. >> most mornings when i woke up i thought, i don't want to get up and write this book. i want to hide under the covers. >> reporter: what made you get out from under the covers? >> when you keep silent you think it's keeping you safe. in fact, it's deadly. >> reporter: the secret, claims alford started in the summer of 1962 when the 19-year-old debutante from a prominent new jersey family began what she says was an 18-month affair with president john f. kennedy. it was revealed in 2003 when it was written in a biography that a tall, slender, beautiful white house intern was rumored to be among the president's paramours. at the time mimi issued a short statement and then disappeared. now she is talking and says her first close encounter with the president took place in this indoor heated pool at the white house. the invitation came from the president's aide dave powers who asked her and two other staffers to join us for a swim, never mentioning the "

william ortiz-cartagena, terms ending january 6, 2016, to the small business commission. supervisor cohen: i would like to extend this for one week to allow the supervisor -- to allow ms. white to contact my items -- my colleagues. president chiu: can be passed to continue without objection? this is continued until march 6. items three and four? >> items 3 and 4ordinance amending the san francisco planning code section 249.66 to: 1) create the chinatown transit station special use district at the southwest corner of stockton street and washington street (assessor block no. 211, lot no. 1); 2) permit the demolition of a mixed-use building in the chinatown residential neighborhood commercial district. president chiu: colleagues, can we do these items some house same call? items are passed. item five? >> item number 5. ordinance: 1) accepting the irrevocable offer of public infrastructure improvements associated with mission bay south blocks 2-7 and 13 phase i including acquisition facilities on portions of fourth street, mission rock street, china basin street, mission bay boulevard north, and mission bay boulevard south; 2) accepting additional property on portions of f