nancy young, executive director, children and family futures, irvine, california. erica asselin, family support specialist and medication-assisted treatment advocate, fresh start, square one, holyoke, massachusetts. dr. kim sumner-mayer, senior advisor, phoenix house center on addiction and the family new york, new york. fran, what is the definition of family within our society currently? that's a very good question. family has changed, the definition. we used to think of family as two parents living in a house with two children and probably a pet or two. now, we have a wide variety of families. we have families that are one parent, single parent, being raised by friends, being raised by grandparents, relatives of all sorts. the good thing about that is it brings the ability of a lot of diversity, a lot of ethnic cultures are different, and i think that across america we have a lot better chance to have families describe themselves in the way that is most comfortable for them. and, nancy, it goes even beyond that. it goes into same sex parenting. it goes into a whol

i trust them with the family future and i plan on remaining in san francisco and thankfully me and families like me are able to stay in san francisco and walk to a community school and embrace it and only improves life for people that want to live here in san francisco. >> my name is bonnie finberg and i have an a resident for 14 years when there was time to find a child care and i was thrilled to know there was room here and reasonally priced and excellent reputation and impressed with how welcoming and ininclusive it was of our two mother family. many of our friends have been forced to leave san francisco due to the high cost of living and i have seen the people come and go and it is heart breaking and i really understand it on a different level now that i am a parent there is only pressures to raising a family here and finding high quality child care is at the top of the list and so it has been my goal to raise the child in a diverse city like san francisco and my wife and i have government and non-profit jobs high quality affordable child care is vital for our ability to stay? in san fr

on behalf of our members our families and our future members i thank you for your thoughtful consideration >> thank you very much. next speaker please. i'm a homeless man in fess francisco. i had a stroke about two years ago and my speech is crazy but we need money for the budget more than thirty okay. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker please. good morning. i'm jenny from hospitality house and emergency services. i have a question. i'd like to ask please raise our hand if i love san francisco. well, the good news today, we have have the opportunity to make our city great. so specifically the cost of doing business in the last seven years the consumer index has gone up and the increase for other private businesses have gone up less. and number 2 less address the infrastructure by increasing the costs next year. in addition we support the cb o funding especially funding for housing. i'd like to say thank you supervisor avalos for your contribution to the be stabilization fund. if you looked at it in the way it's a drop in the bucket we can only reflect our hopes let's keep san f

to start telling them things they could do to ensure that they're planning and spacing their future families at the rate they want. >> many, many young people are now coming to planned parenthood through their cell phone, and not only young people in the united states, but young people all across the globe. so one of the exciting things about at this conference has been the opportunity to talk to people about our ability to reach more young people where they are and where they live, and quite honestly that's through their cell phone. >> in malaysia, 43-percent of the population is young people. educating them about reproductive health and equality is done peer to peer. despite great strides, recent headlines underscore the need for high quality information about reproductive health. >> we have read many cases of abandoned babies. we don't want such a thing to happen to, you know, a life, you see? and our concern is the young person, if she was given sufficient information, she was given enough knowledge, she would use a contraceptive if she was to have sex. >> we traveled a few hours outside

family. my future. feels like i'm going to be here forever. i don't want to be.ant to go back. >> i told them point-blank, as far as i'm concerned, you're never going to get out of administrative segregation. due to your actions, what you've done, what you've said. your threats. no way. >> six years is an unusually long time for any inmate to be in jail, much less in segregation. daniela guzman has just completed her first night in jail, also in segregation. due to the high-profile nature of her case. >> it wasn't easy. you know, everybody knows i'm the new girl. they yell a lot. pound on the doors. pretty bad. >> they're just trying to get in your head. >> take whatever you want. >> i have 23 hours just to sit there. i only get one hour outside. this is my outside. i'm about to go in, in like two minutes, probably. >> guzman has been charged in the stabbing murder of a classmate, 17-year-old justice afoa. she says she's confessed her role in the murder to police. but that her brother, rafael tovar actually did the stabbing. and now he, too, has been charged with

i think about my case, family, my future. feel like i'm going be here forever.on't want to be here no more. i want to go back. >> i told him point blank as far as i'm concerned you are never going to get out of segregation due to your own actions. what you have done and what you said, you threats. no way. >> six year years is an unusuay long time for any inmate to be in jail, much less in segregation. daniella guzman just completed her first night in jail also in segregation due to the high profile nature of her case. >> everybody knows i'm here and yell a lot and pounding on the doors. they are just trying to get in your head. >> i had 23 hours just to sit there and i only get one hour outside so and this is my outside. i'm about to go in this like two minutes probably. >> she has been charged in the stabbing murder of a classmate. she says she has confessed her role in the murder to police but that her brother rafael tovar actually did the stabbing and now he, too, has been charged with murder. neither sibling knows the other has been charged with the murder.

he performed cpr that night and they said the gratitude is a gift to him, a family with a future that is living proof of a job well-done. >> i have kids in my own and it's fabulous. >> autria godfrey, abc 7 news. areoys seriously overweight being banned from this year's boy scout jamboree. it is expected to be the most physically demanding ever and they say they published weight requirements years in advance to give them time to work towards healthy goals. it includes hiking, backpacking and other physical events. now split ar can ride. the app sends a text of each -- sending them the information. those who need to update the app to the split fair feature. now you know. i hope your air conditioner works well in your car, your house. >> still looking and 94 for a heat index right now. we will drop into the upper 70's inside the city but the outlying areas will be a little better off. of thist a whole week great stuff to look forward to. check out the high temperatures across the region. it was 93 in dallas, 93 gaithersburg and in frederick hitting 93. are high in quantico also 93 and a

you are creating a better future for yourself, your family, and by extension, your community. wave after wave of immigrants got their start there. if you look at the statistics, you will see that women-owned small businesses, african american owned small businesses, have been historically the fastest-growing segments in our economy. in this great country where we are defined by our potential, it is entrepreneurialism it lifts people up. while it may be uniquely american and while it may be our country genius to have provided the opportunity to start your own business and imagine your own future to more people than at any time or place in human history, innovation and entrepreneurialism and is a fundamentally human thing. i know this from my work with the one woman foundation, the one woman initiative i found in six years ago. through my work today with opportunity international, these are organizations that give a very small amount of credit to women in desperate circumstances. what we know, what we have found, is if you give someone a chance with just a little bit of money, i

that may become less important to you and your family in the future. >> reporter: as families head out for summer filling the gas tank is more expensive than last year. drivers can take some comfort in the fact that the u.s. is flirting with energy independence. the u.s. geological service announced that the resource rich areas hold twice as much recoverable oil and three times as much natural gas. >> we have seen tremendous explosion in production on private and state lands due to advances in technology for producing oil. now people are projecting increases for years to come. that is a big deal for the american economy. >> just five years ago in the united states we had a mindset, if you will, of scarcity. >> now they report that the united states will outpace the rest of the world combined in new energy production in the next five years. >> we have the potential to produce upwards of 50% of the entire increase on a global scale. with what that means is the united states is becoming the new epicenter of oil and gas production in the world. >> reporter: that means they are beginning to

family. the future, the third in line to the throne and people are thrilled there is a safe delivery. >> thatgreat. live in london. thank you. >> and the royal fan fair did not end in the uk. this south san francisco baby was born within four minutes of the royal baby. there he is. in the british consulate was overwhelmed with an out pouring of royal congratulations. >> i'm very happy for them. >> it's wonderful. testament to the strength of the relationship. the wonderful out pouring of support. >> please give gifts to a children's hospital or hostile spis. >> switch gears and attend a business quite literally in the bay area. san francisco company beat quarterly estimates. >> still disappointed wall street. here is financial reporter jason brooks. >> good morning. expectations are simply through the roof for netflix. stock has tripled in valley. has a number of hits including house of cards and the reboot of arrested development. profit of 29 million topped estimates of more than $1 billion up 20%. investors are expecting more. it added 630,000 new streaming subscribers to the u.s. and hope

in london, how they spent their first night as a family, a future delivery, kate's >> whatsser sneakingn. will gave kate as her first baby gift. >>then the stars pitch their names for the prince. >> steve. >> amanda bynes locked up in the mental ward, drunk one night, starting fires the next? how her cross-country odyssey came to an bankrupt end. weiner gate, the sequel. anthony weiner just exposed sending more x-rated notes. now trending, penelope cruz's baby news and beyonce's hair disaster with a fan.

dwelling unit will not be functionally eliminated such that in the future this house will be able to be readapted for a single family use in the future if that becomes necessary our hope is that they will have a long and prosperous lifetime contributing to the fabric of this part of the city. i don't want to use up all of the time on the clock. we have a lot of people and i will encourage them to be as brief as possible and i will do my best and keep that organized and moving, thank you. >> thank you. >> open it up for public comment and we do have a lot of speaker cards here, it is a later hour. and if you find yourself... (inaudible) >> did you make a request to... >> okay. so we will take that organized opposition first. >> hello, i'm ashley rober man from citizens concerned about it. i am a mom and an educate or and i have learned on the street for 20 years. we understand child friendly policies and don't question the right to exist on our block. but they have operated two family daycare sites behind the homes since 2005 including my own. nor are we making run-of-the-mill objections such as mere inconvenience, a

family brand. that's why the queen has been smiling more than we have ever seen her smile before. the queen's approval rating is 90% and william about 70%. this baby secures and symbolizes the future of the royal family for generations to come. >> i amen thralled with the way prince william and the duchess look. they are formal, but very modern and apparently very approachable. they are modern monarchs. >> they are about keeping it real, but keeping it royal as well. so kate middleton, the way she dresses high end designers, but main street brands. you have been seeing a lot of her in top shop maternity stores. it is main street and any girl can buy it. they are good at that. and this is key for william and harry, but they have jobs. they are both in the military. the new generation of royals all work. philips is an equestrian and one is into art and the other one is in hedge funds. although they are royal and doing royal duties they are keeping it real. >> let me read you the statement announced from the prince of wales and that would be charles. he says both my wife and i are over joyed at the arrival of my first grandchild. it is an incredibly special moment for william and cat

in a matter of hours, they were dead, along with any hope the family had for the future. he would not have to work as a laborer. he could get a better job. >> those kids were our lives. i would not have money to eat, but whatever they asked for, i would buy. the children died after eating a free school lunch. art of the government mid-day meal scheme designed to fight malnutrition and increase school attendance. it robs impoverished families of their most treasured members. >> if this had happened in some rich man's house or a big police, the head of the local politicians, leaders would have come here. but nobody has come. suspectnment officials the lunch was contaminated with pesticides. they have promised a full investigation. i think the focus should be to see that it does not occur again. >> it is too late for many. this small community is still mourning the deaths of so many of its children. the school remains shut and many parents say they are too afraid to send their children back. welcome back. egypt's interim president has given his first public address since bei

families. because they are desperate to imagine and create a different future than they have. i hope that we are at a moment where bipartisan immigration reform is possible and where we recognize that are our legal immigration system is fundamentally grown that we are hurting ourselves as a nation. this has to be the place forever and for all ways. we're hard working people around the world saying that's where i want to go. that's where i want to dream my dream and build something different for my future. third, i think we need zero based budgeting. i know there's a lot of talk sometimes in washington about a balanced budget amendment, i think actually that's less useful than saying, we are going to ask every bureaucracy in the united states government to literally justify every dollar that they spend. that's what we do in business. i know as a business person, whether you're talking about a very small start up or very huge fortune 20 company, this is true. if you give an organization more money, year after year after year, their performance will deteriorate. it will not impro

. >> i pessimism among whites about their family's economic futures has climbed to the highest point since at least 1978. the president addressed the issue of race and the economy with the times. >> racial tensions won't get better, they may get worse, because people will feel as if they've got to compete with some other group to get scraps from a shrinking pile. >> by the way, this may explain some of the tension around the immigration reform debate. this afternoon, the president will meet with civil rights leaders as well as state and elected officials at the white house to discuss strengthening the voting rights act in the wake of the supreme court's decision. of course this meeting comes just after the justice department made its decision to try to get the courts to rule on what kind of authority it has on the attempt by texas to alter many of their voting laws. now, turning from the high-minded decade debate on how to rebuild america's middle class to something that's, say well, not. the tale of two mayors from two coasts. the race for one and the potential recall of another in

groundwork with our immigrant families, people who are coming here as refugees, adjusting, people who come here, permanent residents, people who have come here seeking their future, their hopes for themselves and their families. also people who often came here by different ways and stayed, and maybe overstayed their status, or are escaping from war-torn or impoverished countries. we will be a sanctuary city for many years for people who want to be here. having said that, i am glad to be here this morning with adrian, dr. hernandez, and also, again, teaming up with board president and supervisor david chiu who i got a chance to work with very early as we prepared back in 2010 with all the community groups and with the board of supervisors. and then i was the city administrator tasked by the mayor and the board with this big challenge of how do we go about of the census, knowing that every census in past history and those brief partial census efforts that go on in between the 10 years always under counted our folks and people who have been here. all the groups that i just described and the folks that we have tried to serve and knew that they were living sometimes

. >> how to invest in your family's future. plus, what can go wrong.e wall street journal." first, a look at the forecast. >> in my world, you get the tornado season, a little break, and then eventually hurricane season approaches. we've been in it since the beginning of june. but when you really get to the peak months, august, september, october, is when you get the big storms. we're heading towards august. it's no surprise we're tracking one out there. this is dorian. tropical storm well out in the atlantic. unfortunately, the forecast does take it in the general westward direction towards either the caribbean or possibly the east coast of the united states. we're going to have to watch this one as we go throughout the weekend. at this point, it's too early to say who's most at risk. it looks like the storm will head over very warp water in the general direction of the turks and kcake cos island of the bahamas. intensity forecasts are always very poor this far in advance so we need to get our preparations done just in case. you should have those prep

and professional interests and i think that that will, to some extent, shape the way this family manages the futureormously difficult position to be in, because as i said, this child is not really just theirs but it's the nation's. >> you, of course, had the memorable interview and you knew diana. talk to me a bit about diana and just the pain presumably from william and for the rest of the family that she is not with them. >> well, it's obviously a bittersweet occasion but i think that the arrival of the middletons first to the hospital is an indication that william is minded to rely on that family and to allow his wife to have full and unfettered access to that family. you'll remember that when william was born, there was an argument between prince charles and princess diana over who should be the nanny of that child. and actually diana won the argument. but in this case, i think william has learned enormously from his mother in terms of her attempts to at least have some semblance of normality in his life. and i think the fact that they stayed with princess katherine's parents for a long period

family. many people insist the birth of the new future king will boost the popularity of the royal family which, according to opinion polls, is already high the queen's diamond jubilee and two years ago, the royal wedding. if you can get a sense from the people here in london, the throng of crowds from all over the world, that would seem very true. mark easton reports. >> bells ring out in cornwall for an infant destined to be king. the navy spells out its congratulations. -- >> congratulations on the birth of your baby boy. buckingham palace, well- wishers get their first glimpse of the tiny prints. >> they look so happy. they are a perfect apple. couple.ct going to make wonderful parents. >> after the royal wedding, the jubilee and the 60th anniversary of the, the new baby caps on extraordinary time for the royal a defenseppered with that of marked the of the royal family. have with events that -- with events that have marked the reign of the royal family. this mother was concentrating on more important matters when the new prince was born. a recent poll suggests just 17% are concerned with t

organizations that work with our clients all of our clients, re - we have reclaimed the futures of many san francisco families and we restored the public's trust in the juvenile probation as a progression. j p d no longer stand out with our hands out for money. our work - in our working partnerships with the police department and the fire department and the united school district, mo e w d and the rest of the alphabet in ways that has never been are experienced before. we have been assembled into the city family that deals with juvenile justice. the graciousness you extend to me today is from the probation officer probation system and our system practitioners and to my key support group. my executive assistant who constantly on a daily basis provides the best face better than my face and the recognition of the principle partners in the person's of chief probation officer allen nancy and deputy director alison. the time we've worked together i've been desired by their energy and intelligence i'll been grounded by their criticism i've been chord by their loyalty friendship and those two individuals become the b

the problems in egypt is that the young people in egypt don't see a future for the for themselves and their children and their families so unless this economic vision for the future is put forward this problem is not easily solved and that's something that is of great concern to anyone who really follows the situation closely it also is a question of what the muslim brotherhood will do if they continue on the path that they're on right now there will be more conflicts and this is a makes the situation very serious and very dangerous for the entire region here and also you are certainly seeing poise for potentially more conflict in the capital there in egypt and kyra possibly to rere square as well of course a journalist in africa specialist lawrence freeman thanks for joining us here on out to you today and thank you. could have you with us or a nazi today us judge has ruled that bradley manning must face the charge of aiding the enemy a decision that means the whistleblower could spend the rest of his life behind prison walls or the defense had argued manning sent the trove of classified information to wiki leaks to

has been and continues to be the top issue, the top concern that americans have for their families and their future. i'm glad the president is out there and thinking creatively and trying to engage the other side. trying to make progress. i hope it is reciprocated. the early signs though are not encouraging. republicans even without learning details of the president's proposal are already trying to shut it down and it has unfortunately become the nature of the opposition here that is very he will -- reflexive. anything the president is for has to be, by definition, a bad idea. we have to get beyond that dynamic. the american people are counting on it. it is excruciatingly frustrating for those of us in congress who came here to get things done, to see the economy trying to recover, taking steps toward recovery but yet the congress remains the biggest obstacle. >> john: indeed. many americans, as you know in the same community were shocked in 2011 that this president could pitch a jobs plan that was 60% tax cuts and still have the republicans kill it on the floor of the house. he has pitched corpora

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family. sometimes it is messy. i believe our future looks really bright.itimatere are questions and conversations. view is the role of government trying to negotiate private relationships. i don't think the government is here to fix our business. booth, youund the see energy, excitement, lots of new channels. it is a great time. you can be in some many different businesses right now. >> there is the push back hand,n who has the upper the channels or the content providers. who has the upper hand right now? >> there are more distributors than ever before, so that changes some of the dynamic. the technological change is very troubling. you can skip commercials, you can have no commercials altogether. content?t your we can work together and have both sides come out great. i don't see winners verses losers. if that happens, you have problems. hugethough you bring up a point of what is happening with a video on demand. younger people finding ways to watch things online and changing the entire structure. how did you break all of these changes without completely -

future. now the mandela family has gone to court and received a court order ordering that those bodies be removed from mvezo. yesterday the local sheriff's office moved in and broke in to the property and removed the bodies. the bodies are now in a morgue in a nearby town presumably ready for reidentification and ready to be reburied in qunu. the effect on the mandela situation itself is he still lies here in critical condition. the family admitted in court that he is now on life support effectively breathed for. whether the resolution of the bodies question now puts the family in a position where it will deal with how much medical care and intervention to continue to provide to a very gravely ill nelson mandela is the question. anne-marie? >> mark phillips in pretoria. thank you, mark. >>> south haven, michigan, got a dazzling one-day jump on the fourth of july holiday. last night the town celebrated independence day with a big fireworks display over lake michigan. it lit up the sky in a shower of red, white, and blue. the celebration continues later today with a parade complete with marching ba

. >> reporter: they say they owe that to future firefighters and the families who are suffering from loss. nbc news, prescott, arizona. >>> and now here is your first look at the dish of scrambled politics. start with some patriotic news on this july 4th. new numbers showing nearly 1 million veterans have enrolled in higher education through the post-9/11 gi bill, set up after the 2001 attacks for troops fighting two wars at once. >>> the immigration overhaul passed by the senate last month will cut illegal immigration by 50%, according to an analysis by the nonpartisan congressional budget office. however, lawmakers concede that downfall won't be seen any time soon. >>> meanwhile, that bill's pathway to citizen gained a prominent supporter wednesday. wisconsin governor scott walker calls the current system broken. >>> the abortion debate is heating up in north carolina as legislatures move forward with a strict anti-choice law. senator kay hagan tells msnbc's lawrence o'donnell what the bill means if it becomes law. >> if this is a health care bill about women, i am glad any state l

easy and can't complain in comparison to the students in normal families who don't think of hyde occasion as a stepping stone for the future it's no longer considered a worthy investment and a lot of families can't afford the fees for a country with a glorious past where times people were literally ready to die for knowledge this trend does not bode well for a bright future in rome in a go school r.t. . it's good to have you with us here on our team today as islamists tighten the screws in war torn syria a muslim women in the name biggest city could now get in trouble for the way they dress and the prospect of sharia law rears its head those details this hour on the web site right now. and the ups and downs of space travel you can watch the shocking footage of a russian rocket crashing to literally seconds off the launch and also find out what might have caused the accident also what r.t. dot com for this hour right now. it is not a surprise to me that we've got problems in guantanamo during a time of budget cuts we spend one hundred fifty billion dollars each year to imprison one hundred sixty six people get more it's bec

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future king or queen. >> reporter: margaret tyler loves the royal family and has the souvenir collection to prove it. >> i got mugs, plates, teapots, cups, saucers. >> reporter: she is already adding memorabilia to her four room collection to celebrate the arrival of prince william and kate's baby which is imminent. >> i hope there will be royal dolls of the baby. i'm hoping for a christening outfit. >> reporter: and she is not alone. according to estimates, about $360 million will be spent on memorabilia celebrating the arrival of the future king or queen. that's $117 million or books and dvds, $86 million on mugs and cups and commemorative spoons, and $37 million on toys. there was some wacky memorabilia when prince william and kate got married but souvenirs will be more tasteful for the royal baby like this fine bone china plate fit for a future king or queen. british designer millie green made the plates and is working around the clock to keep up with demand. >> they're selling really well because it's a national celebration. >> reporter: bakers at this posh london shop say their royal baby cookies