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boundless case knowledge and ability to craft brilliant legal arguments that can sway any jury, linda has, i guess. [ applause ] i am humbled by the presence of the next individual. j-dog is here. j-dog was pope francis' college roommate. [ laughter and applause ] back in the day, j-dog and the pope did a bunch of crazy stuff. they stole bully the bulldog, the rival school's mascot. put sugar in dean melman's gas tank, and they got henry kissinger laid for the first time. after graduation the pope went on to pope, and now, j-dog now bartends at sammy hagar's bar, cabo wabo, in cabo san lucas. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you, j-dog. ladies and gentlemen, we do not deserve to be graced with this woman's presence, karen winslow is here. karen watched the season premiere of "downton abbey" sunday and remembered who all the characters were and what they had done and said in previous seasons. even the tertiary characters, like ivy the kitchen maid. karen considers herself a lady mary. but behind her back her friends say she is a real lady edith. one more time, give it up. [ cheer

league had the man is quite a bit we had about 04 miles visibility of your santa rosa 45 mob is linda hasust know as a little foggy after this morning in cold to 37 santa rosa is a tough about four hours off since our last update will save 41 and level four in fairfield 46 in san jose mile in 7 cisco 52 currently we do have clouds in the area the high- pressure ridge and kicking as nice and clear for the better part of a week now. >> james: is the cloud of our peoples on the course i this afternoon or temperatures and saw there was still the unarmed. we're getting in the low sixties in the east bay if mrs. for both a lesson in livermore from richmond 64 of a dog to union city of about 69 degrees at that point at least by the map was a lesson francisco the lobby must difference to step down sunset the cisco. does who expected a few more clouds let it cool temperatures soared 02 hours beginning to kick in to play it will see that continue to march to to continue to fall by saturday and sunday will get back down to seasonal average with highs ride around the 50 degree mark and the slight hig

i'm very concerned about the loss of manufacturing jobs and have worked, as linda has. host: what about linda dempsey's point? guest: certainly manufacturing is more high tech, no question. manufacturing still the source of a disproportionately large number of jobs without a college degree.

i'm very concerned about the loss of manufacturing jobs and have worked, as linda has. host: what about linda dempsey's point? guest: certainly manufacturing is more high tech, no question. manufacturing still the source of a disproportionately large number of jobs without a college degree. about 10 percentage point more without a college degree that pays a good wages, and the benefits are much better. host: last call. rob from oregon. what is the name of the town? caller: the dalles. it seems like both sides of the aisle are calling for job creation. it would seem like giving the president trade authority would be a great step forward. i think the president mentioned in his state of union that about 95% of world consumers live outside of the united states. perhaps you could clarify that. it seems like united states is being left on the sidelines as the rest the world is negotiate trade deals. we're facing higher tariffs and other bears the competition. we need to be in this game and i think trade promotion authority is would be a greatway that we the would be a greatway

host: linda dempsey has new trade legislation before the cars. what does it do?uest: manufactures are excited that we are moving forward on this legislation. this is legislation that congressional executive branch partnership has been around in 1974 and early with frankland eleanor roosevelt who had earlier authority. this legislation is critical for the administration to negotiate high trade agreements that open markets. right now, u.s. exporters a higher tariffs the most of every other country in the world. china, and, every country in the european union. because we are not part of negotiating new trade agreements. the only that we are going to knock down various overseas is to negotiate some of these big new trade agreements and the pacific and europe. this is a critical part of securing the ability for our negotiators to bring back the best possible deal. we hope to see this legislation later in february and move through as quickly as possible. it really helps ensure that the president and congress are working together. they both have constitutional authority

linda, it is. it seems highly unlikely that they will. there has been speculation.e experts have been saying that. once that jordanian pilot was taken that there would be a demand put forward by the terror organization to exchange the jordanian pilot for her and another al qaeda prisoner. she has been sentenced to death. we know that her sentence has been appealed a few times sense. she remains on death row. it's very difficult to say what the jordanian government will be doing now. very difficult situation for them. jordan last year was in a similar situation, a less high profile one. the jordanian ambassador had been kidnapped and the group holding him at the time was asking for a release of a militant a jihadist who has been in jordanian jails convict odd f a plot to blow up the airport here. and jordan did send that prisoner back to libya in an apparent swap deal and the ambassador was released. although the governor was denying that there was a prisoner swap. when he arrived in libya, he was a free man. very difficult situation right now to see what happens. we

linda crad now has a large sink hole on her property and insi her house -- >> the bed is soaking wet. my freg m a lot of cleanup, a lot of damage. the red cross is here on sce g to some of the residents seeing off any assist. for this road it's going to repairs and get the road back to normal. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, megan. >>> if you're trying to catch a train or bus out of town today, you may want to double check your ticket. amtrak. they a limiting the access becae oe snow. the bolt bus cancelled all servic to the northeast corrid. no problem on the vre or marc trains. we're learning about one plane snowstorm.g at toutbound flight can't take off for london. passen wer stuck on the ta in the terminal. since roads are closed passe nowhere to go. virgin is handing out vouchers for food to everyone stuck in the airport. airlin grounded more th 4,600 flights to keep planes out ofe snowst 3 flights cancelled out of reagan. cancelled 32. >>> you he bn sending us yo photos this morning showing various amounts of snow. it was enough in many places to close or delay schools.

in fact, the number of african americans in the service has actually decreased. >> linda thomas greenfield: we have to do a better job in the department in mentoring and supporting and encouraging officers because i think we do have a retention issue. they need to see senior minorities in positions of authority so that they have something to reach for. >> julie chung may: i have worked for several female and minority and other officers and its inspiring to see that and follow in these footsteps of these qualified, intelligent dynamic leaders. beyond just recruiting though i think its more important than ever that the state department retains these people and all the minorities and the diverse client group of officers that we have nurtured. how do we do that? family support, technology, and also mentoring. they all contribute to officers staying happy and staying in the foreign service. >> lia miller: they're trying to provide a more flexible workplace for women, offering flexed time, shared jobs, or job shares. in terms of just the career success of females in the foreign service, they lea

i wanted linda to share with you what she has -- what she has been doing with this group of folks. some time ago the regional office, the federal regional office here in san francisco asked linda if she would provide support and resource and some direction to a group of people in america samoa. the idea was that there were no nutrition programs there, no nutrition sites and how to get things up and running. and so not only did linda do that but on the recent visit that they had here to the city, they got around to visit some of our sites. as linda will tell you they now have more than one site. it is really an exciting program and i just really -- kudos to linda, but it was great to have of course, the feds ask the san francisco triple a to be part of this initiative so linda, i'm going to turn it over to you. >>good morning commissioners. just a little background the american samoa had asked us to share some best practices and resources with them. as was mentioned, they don't have any home deliver meal programs, but they were receiving title 3c federal money for these programs and

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increÍble cÓmo se ha convertido en la nfl en un hazmerreÍr y mucho tiene que ver con redes sociales. con esto me despido, soy raÚl delgado, que pase una lindaaron nos explica de quÉ se trata. ♪♪ >> es prÁcticamente la era de las selfies. son sÚper modestos. >> antes, un selfie. >> mario, estÁs trabajando? >> no, me estoy tomando la foto. >> selfie, ahÍ quedÓ. >> preciosa. su secreto para lograr esa selfie perfecta, deje que los expertos le digan. >> yo creo que la clave es el Ángulo de la foto y la luz por supuesto. no hay persona fea sino mal iluminada. >> si estÁs en el garaje de la cochera prendes un poquito el carro, te da un poquito de luz. >> otros usan otras tÉcnicas. >> tambiÉn tengo mis aplicaciones que me ayudan. face too, es una maquillista en tu celular, si tienes arrugas. >> mi app favorita se llama line camara. pone tus dientes mÁs blancos. >> soy naturalmente bella. no, mendoza. a mi me encanta la aplicaciÓn que te tomas una fotografÍa y puedes editarla, como cualquier otra aplicaciÓn pero puedes reducirla para que quepa. >> si de plano quieres ir mÁs allÁ? >> se llama slim and skin. puedes ajustar tu cintura y hasta el maqui

necesitamos 10 más, de la comunidad latina, tenemos una historia muy linda y complicada, tenemos mucha gente diversa viviendo aquí. >> usted haigrantes, los indocumentado. >> para mi es un tema muy importante, yo soy latina, nosotros somos lideres. >> ¿quién debe ver este documenal de la historia de san jose? >> todos, los niños puede ser una parte importante, porque tenemos dos que fueron internados en la guerra mundial y mucha gente no conoce esta historia, viieron en san jose y tuvieron que moverse a otro estado para estar ahí durante la guerra, pueden ver sus ojos, escuchar su voz, vivieron esta experiencia y son ya ancianos. >> eso seria perfecto para la escuela, por ejemplo,pero cree que la historia de san jose, el país esta mirandonos para ver como lo hacen ¿que tienen de especial allá? y yo les digo que tenemos muchas personas pero también raices fuertes. >> también fue un sitio de agricultua que se llamaba el brownie parce, la delicia del corazón, ese documental lo puedes apreciar quizás en un festival, si quiere más información tenemos la página de red, se llama flacafilm.com >> ¿algo más que quiera agregar? >> no m

we asked sister linda today if she has any rooms available since the game is this weekend.she said yes, you can still get a room. so come on, football and nuns! chaos and contemplation. best new thing in the world today. if you need her number, please let us know. >>> good thursday morning. right now a sun set deadline is quickly approaching but will isis hand over a yor dane yan pilot in exchange for a suicide bomber? 20 twitter threats against passenger planes in the past few days this as the fbi is scrambling jets and agents. >>> a warning from homeland security to keep drones away from sunday's super bowl. >>> plus check out incredible images mother nature has wrought on new england. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. let's get to the top story. the jordanian government is fast approaching a deadline from isis. they are once again threatening to kill a pilot if an

we asked sister linda today if she has any rooms available since the game is this weekend. she said yes, you can still get a room. so come on, football and nuns! chaos and contemplation. best new thing in the world today. if you need her number, please let us know. she'll look you up as long as you don't swear. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> so last night talking to a guy in the men's room about balls. tonight a nun talking about balls. i don't want the super bowl to ever come because i don't think i can live without this subject. >> i promise to find a way to bring it up next week. >> any help you need doing that i'll help. >>> well, we're not going to talk about that tonight on this program. rachel has done it for us. but tonight my first guest, who was a real american sniper, has some very important things to say about the movie "american sniper" and the real iraq war. >> you got some sort of savior complex? >> i just want to get the bad guys. >> it is simplified. >> the film already the winner of several awards. >> along with the accolades

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we asked sister linda today if she has any rooms available since the game is this weekend.e on, football and nuns! chaos and contemplation. best new thing in the world today. if you need her number, please let us know. she'll look you up as long as you don't swear. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> so last night talking to a guy in the men's room about balls. tonight a nun talking about balls. i don't want the super bowl to ever come because i don't think i can live without this subject. >> i

ria, linda first started as the person who pulled everyone together and pretty soon ria took the liedership on that. she has been convening people from are the health department, our department across the community now for a number of years. we're in a stall pattern now because of hipaa and plan privilege and all those kind of things but we'll get back to it once the city folks figure out how we can share data and make it okay. that's not all. of course dos is filled with many programs and we've got adult protective services, joe in the back there nodding her head. and we have jason in our intake and screening and consultation unit. across the department we're looking at how do we provide the best outcomes and you do that i have think, through qa. i remember when you first came you tried to give me a tutorial on it. i still have those pieces of paper. i read them really well today i'm not quite sure about the difference between the two, but i know we're better for it. we've struggled with this. this has not be easy because all our programs -- all of us are used to problem solving within our program when a c

linda listen to me. honey, look at this. >> definitely honey, listen is definitely dad. >> tell us what 2014 has been likezy viral, now every video you poet goes viral. >> you tend to get famous? no. this was a channel for my friends and family. >> did you ever listen? >> listen to me now. listen to me now. >> listen to me. >> no. >> do you have t-shirts available? >> we do have t-shirts available. i work for an awesome company. they've all been great. i'm done arguing with you. >>> that's it for "right this minute," everybody. thanks for joining us. happy new year and we'll see you next time. >>> we're tipping our hats to 2015 with a nod to great viral videos of the year. a beautiful bride wants a picture on a horse. >> quickly things get a bit out of hand. >> the wedding photographer who got amazing shots of -- >> zorro bride. >> unlock the door please. >> mom knows what it is but he doesn't. >> how a soldier daddy surprised his little superhero. >> watching a chipmunk adventure. >> a speedy penguin who lost his mom. >> the little girl explains what gets her every time.

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it is much more of a solitary think him and he is that a next excell speechwriters -- he has got index the lindan tony keenan. -- he has got an excellent speechwriter in tony keenan. it is never really done until he gets to fayetteville. >> michael waldman, i want to play back something you wrote more than a decade ago from president clinton's 1996 state of the union that you helped write. >> we know big government does not have all the answers. we know there is not a program for every problem. [applause] we know, and we have worked to give the american people a smaller, less bureaucratic government in washington, and we have to give the american people one that lives within its means. [cheers and applause] the era of big government is over. [applause] >> michael waldman some things resonate, real quick, when you know you have hit it out of the park with a comment like that? >> something like that is both an articulation of a political philosophy and a political act. he was seizing the center at the moment when he had just been fighting with newt gingrich and the republicans over their attempt t

. >> and linda, you mentioned islamophobia. there has been some attacks on mosques. certainly there's been -- how do you stop that? how do you celebrate free speech while trying to protect populations? >> i call on our allies and nonmuslims to stand up and say, look, these muslims are part of our society. majority of muslims are good people. they contribute to our communities and we need to make sure that they are not the targets of any attacks. you know look it's not just in france. you saw recently in germany thousands of people hit the streets in an anti-islam protest. we're seeing in one week there were four attacks in sweden on mosques. this is a phenomenon across europe. we really need the european leaders to stand up and say, muslims have been here for centuries in europe. they're here to stay. they are part of our community. i think that's a strong message that i'm looking for and personally haven't heard from european leaders. >> linda, both of the sides of this conversation are very important right now, both defending those muslim communities and also your

these days linda thompson has a lot of trips down memory lane. >> i kind of picture students and teachersand the kids laughing and playing. >> reporter: she's flooded with these memories because the great grandmother to be now lives in the very school where she went as a child. >> this is my first grade class right here. it really takes me back. >> reporter: but the elementary school wasn't always in such good shape. for years it sat abandoned and rotting until a young energetic couple wanted to turn the building into low-income house for seniors. >> we realized that we had to do something bigger than ourselves, that we had to make an impact on the world and we saw needs. >> reporter: the only problem? the couple had no experience and nobody wanted to take a chance on their plans, but glen wilson did have one thing going for them. >> oh, wow. i am a pain, yeah my nickname they call me mr. persistent. >> yes there will be times i will be honest when i saw glen calling i didn't want to pick up the phone. >> reporter: sue peters works in local initiative support korgs. >> but i knew it was a

linda stokes. >> i'm very concerned when this is an area that has never had quakes. >> this one is actually the one the closest to, or is the epicenter of the earthquakes. >> wow! >> according to the texas railroad commission, xto energy a subsid riz subsidiary of exxon mobile, owns this well. asked mayor stokes about the increased confident. >> no beating around the bush. they are causing this activity. the more horizontal fracking and drilling we have the more problems the more waste water the more injected into the ground we're doing and it's opening fault lines that aren't open at the moment. >> in a prepared statement xto the company that owns this disposal well told "techknow" based on an analysis of the data to date, xl does not believe its well caused any of the seismic events. it's a sensitive issue. when the mayor took us to the area, a driver began taking pictures of us on a cell phone. residents of reno and azel are taking action. >> the quake started recently and it woke me up. i thought a 747 landed on my roof. >> at a round of hearings at the texas state capital, citizens voiced thei

the video from a box that many say has the new jersey governor's political future in a box. tim e-mails, linda- maybe in retrospect, should have watched the game at home. bill in florida -- then there's max in washington who thinks we're all getting worked up for nothing here. well, if you're idea of a refreshing breeze is politician who sits in owner's suite for a game after getting flown via private jet to attend the game whatever. rose -- thank you, rose very nice, and i might take you up on that. in the middle of the night, 3:00 a.m. where are the meatballs? and young people who won't invest, a few shaky opening market days confirming worst fear it ain't worth it. sherry says -- then it might be cold and snowy out, there good luck getting your kids to sled more out there. more and more communities are denying the privilege causing a lot of them because they're getting sued over. lynn has had enough of it. okay. i don't know. ditto rob in minnesota -- then there's linda -- i hated dodge ball that's just me. ray in maine -- you know it's a very good point, i think the good point to everyone

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