i would get it back if i emersed in it. >> meet sylvia day. put it up on the screen. >> tonight she has a book signing. see her at 7:00 at, oh, mohegan sun. >> mohegan sun. it will be fun. >> working on other book? >> apple store soho tomorrow at 5:00. i haven't o haven't heard of book signings at mohegan sun? >> yes they do. they have a program, winning authors. authors meet some of the mohegan sunner. >> you can't get to mohegan, she is at apple in soho tomorrow at 5:00 as well. >> absolutely. >> one quick question. as you have developed in your career, have you changed your style because all of our attention spans seem to be very limited these days, you know what i mean? we're this, that, the other thing. reading a book is almost unnatural act. have you modified your style a bit over the year? >> no except maybe my books have gotten longer. fans are getting shorter. my books are getting longer as i go. >> it consider i cans say better. congratulations. >> congratulations. hot off the presses. "one with you." the end of the crossfire series

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public speaker: my name is sylvia johnson. i don't think everybody knows this process because i do have hearing defect and the hearing defect caused when i got ran over by a car and it's always been that way since, and i think that a lot of these problems that has come on because of my hearing defects and the way that i was born. of course i was not born as a known person because of some of the things physically which you know of course being sick -- and it was a battle and trying to maintain that living processes and to do the right corner of things this has been where you know things that are the way it was processed. and there are forces and things that we have nowadays is you know where border line of love comes which there can be a process doing it then which that we, you know sometimes when we meet somebody in a different way or born different and there are some things that you have to perceive in different ways. and i don't think a lot of people who have you know encounter and by a lot of people. this is where that eart

and john sylvia after the break whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earthlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ >>> futures are resilient in the face of the 7% drop for the price of apple. one reason? the strength of oil this morning. first time we've seen that price since november. >> and extraordinary given the development of the last couple weeks. saudi's new plans for federal budget. oil and doha. resilient and up today. >>> lifted sanctions on paper but in practice are scaring companies away. michelle caruso cabrera is in teheran with more on what business can or cannot be done in iran. >> the practical implications meant that european companies for the most part have carte blanche investing once again. but there are many sanctions preventing american companies from doing business here. there are exceptions. the airline industry for example. ge and boeing have sent representatives. and the aging fleet with ir

inside that restaurant, some of rosanna: she started at sylvia's. she got her feet wet. and then she was actually it doing these gospel brunch is. she worked the sunday before the attack. greg: we are so glad that you are with us. welcome to "good day new york." >> how could we have missed you all of these years? >> i am with you guys every morning. >> you are a native new yorker. >> all right. gorgeous things that your restaurant. >> thank you. mac & cheese. wonderful memories. i will start doing that a while ago. >> it is totally not an obvious owning the place called wells chicken and waffles. a lot of people from the industry. a lot of musicians. a lot of factors. they were hungry. a lot of them did not have an opportunity to have dinner. chicken and waffles. >> now we know. great story, by the way. rosanna: is there a secret ingredient that you are putting in here? >> you have to make it yourself. i kind of cheat at home. we put a little eggnog right in the batter. this looks like a very special waffle iron. this is comforting. >> it is double-sided. >> we will star

from the floor of the senate >> speaking to proteus that to gentleman speaking of the dearly beloved sylviaas as rich as 20 sees as it stands of the rocks pure gold. valentine of the good solid well-rounded education if all they say is the rocks is pure gold. >> how does someone do that to one summer aboard great some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. he doesn't just'' -- quote shakespeare but this is a puffball of our they play to say i don't want to talk about the situation i want to talk about a great education. >> how many people worked at the folger library? >>guest: 100 full-time staff and 40 or 50 dead actors or directors on contracts. c-span: you have two buildings? >>guest: facilities on both sides of state street but the main facility is a full city block in mind if it takes the path of. c-span: we can go back to show the pictures to see how close it is that the senators and congressmen often walk over to the library to use the reading room? >>guest: senator simpson is a great example we have members of congress to celebrate shakespeare's birthday. >> i a

sylvia day was here. >> nonfiction category we have got that new book anderson cooper. sleep revolution here a week ago. smg how important it is to we find time to exercise and skip sleep. >> when breath becomes air by paul -- it's a memoir of a doctor diagnosed with lung cancer at 36 years old. oh. >> a reminder good to read from homeland actress, she's here in the new movie a hologram for let the games begin. experience the power, the passion, and the pageantry of medieval times. tickets starting at just $29.95. visit medievaltimes.com. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia wos when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor i

their mother sylvia torres calls it a miracle. >> couldn't have asked for better doctors than them. really. since the beginning i knew they were going to take good care of my girls. >> reporter: the extremely rare operation comes after months of preparation and brought together more than 50 medics including a team of nine surgeons. it marks the first separation surgery ever at driscoll children's hospital. >> there's not many people who can claim to have done this. the average surgeon may never see one of these in his or her who does see one may never get to do another one in their lifetime. >> reporter: a landmark. he hopes it will achieve one thing for his daughters. they can live better. >> reporter: ken rosato, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> just amazing to see. great stuff. >>> all right, bill. try to match that. go ahead. >> you know what, i'm a trained professional. i know better than to go anywhere near that story. how would a trained professional handle this situation? hey, let's take a look outside and show you what's happening here. it looks great as we look from our camer

how about sylvia in illinois. >> hi, jim. what's your take on boston beer?> i didn't think it was that good a quarter. you know my favorite constellation are bestsellers. >> yes? >> on the f stop. >> dave in illinois. dave? >> dr. kramer, a quintessential biopharma company. >> you need them to be able to get your drugs through the fads. let me just say, no, i didn't think they did a good job. and i don't like the stock. i know a lot of people on twitter say -- i want the disease cured. it's a terrible disease. but i have also got a job at trying to get people into the right stocks. that's my job. let's go to dave in tennessee, david? >> boo-yah. >> what about bj's restaurant? >> you know, it's okay. the restaurant group is kind of in turmoil here. you are going to have chipotle tomorrow flight. i happen to think it may be, if you get it closer to 40, a better situation. >> i mean, 400. >> that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td amar'e trade. om. random? no. it's all about understanding patterns. like the mail g

services operate almost exactly like shuttle living using candle for a while to get a 10 your daughter sylviae during the week or she is working. >>marty gonzales: conditions look marvelous today and for the weekend and is a science technology engineering and math festival. >>marty gonzales: the warriors had a playoff after having the best regular-season nba has written off the set for 1230 there be no and trustees for one week to all national parks across the country is in some the best of the national park service will hundred birthing those tended biggest attractions like the grand canyon closer to home you can get into miller was the san francisco maritime park and yosemite national park offer for free. >>marty gonzales: it is unclear how gone on to the bridge the former owner would not support the kind of animal care and control as a separate application to if a 22nd. >>marty gonzales:see you tomorrow morning bright and early have a great day. >> music >> henry: hi. i'm henry tenenbaum, welcome to bay area bargains. >> henry: how many furniture stores could possibly be called best furnit

today they join forces with sylvia's to prepare and deliver meals to homebound new yorkers, part of city meals on wheels. how does good food change >> good food make people feel better, think better, make people happy. >> reporter: what do the meals mean to the elderly 1717 citizens. >> it means everything. it speaks to harlem being a village. they take care of young and elderly. i am special. these people helped build the city. it's wonderful to recognize and remember them and help they stay nourished in their homes. >> we're looking to see faces light up when they bite into their meal. >> reporter: as they took to the streets, these heavyweights brought a smile to everyone they encountered. including renowned harlem artist franco the great who welcomed them into his home. >> thank you for letting us come in. >> reporter: what does it mean to you to have some of the top chefs in your apartment bringing you a meal? >> fantastic. i never believe this could happen. god bless them. god bless the idea that someone could think that people is in need of this type of food. >> reporter: today ma

. >> i will start with you, eric from sylvia, if you could be any age for a week, what age would youeek? >> one week. >> you go back to the current age? >> i think i would like to be 18 for one week again. >> just the first year of college. freshman in college. >> would you sleep all week. >> juan? >> i was thinking about this, i had lots of anxieties and -- always trying to prove something when i was 18. i was trying to dined what kind of person i was. i was much more comfortable in my 30s, i think i knew who i was, i had successful, i had some money. money beats being poor every time. >> it can buy happiness. kimberly? >> i would like to go back to being 21. for my 21st birthday. i was the designated driver and drank rootbeer floats and maybe i should do that one over. >> good point. dana? >> i'm going to fast-forward. i'd like to be 100 for a week. because my great grandmother lived to be 104. i want to know what it's like at 100, so i can -- when i come back to being this age, which is also kind of old, but i would know some things i shouldn't do. like i should take better care o

this is a quote from sylvia, the daughter of the patient, about how the program saved her mom's life. it restored her faith in the system. the good days, hours and moments she has are a result of the passion and commitment of those who created the program. she gave us permission to give this quote. i will close with some of the results. this is the v.a. study that came out in 2014. the highest rated program in the v.a., 12% lower costs. a study of our program showed similar mortality, high mortality of both controls and cases, but a 17% reduction. the independence at home year one results, ours had a 20% per capita cost reduction. that was $1,000 per patient month. close to $12,000 per patient year. nine of the 17 programs were paid savings ranging from six to 31% savings. in year one, 25 million was saved in 12 million was returned to the providers. i will close with just what are the challenges going forward. finding the skilled work force is probably the number one goal. it's very doable. the people are out there. you have to have a financial model that will support them. you have

he came to the rescue of an 86-year-old former olympian sylvia disly. helped her up there. wonder if she slipped on purpose. >> that's speculation. >> prince harry is there to the rescue. >> i feel like she didn't. man down. >> now we know what to do next time we see him. >> all right, dylan. pull yourself together. >> i'll go to weather now. >> i'm exhausted. >> i'm exhausted. >> let's play the "lemonade" videos in the background. >> we have rain trying to move through minneapolis right now. even some flashes of lightning here. you can see the flashes through there. that will continue to move to the north. then we'll see a line of storms develop today, including chicago, where some of these storms could be severe. although it's not going to be a widespread severe outbreak today. larger hail damaging wind gusts, the dangerous lightning, too. focus on tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon is the chance where we could see perhaps a tornado outbreak. right in here in red, includes wichita, kansas, oklahoma city baseball-sized hail possible. long track, long duratio

congratulations to sylvia.one applicant. >> is shrug bucktell here? thank you for waiting. >> good morning -- it's good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for having me here today and a special thanks to the office for putting me up for appointment. my name is [inaudible] bucktell, i work for the community street services. i believe i should be appointed to the eastern neighborhood citizen's advisory committee because of the unique and distinct perspective i can bring to the body. to me, the eastern neighborhoods are not just designated lines on a map. they exist at the same time as geographic and cultural segment of my life growing up and working professionally in san francisco. i don't just live and work in the eastern neighborhoods, i was made there. i'm a product of d-6. i within the to elementary school in solma. my first official job was working near mission bay, and today, i'm in d-9 every single day workerring. when agencies present about street improvements and park improvement in the new parks, they're

[applause] you can start your day with waffles and chicken from sylvia's, and finished it with -- straightf san juan come and eat a bagel with the sheer in the middle for lunch. [applause] hillary knows, hillary knows that america is at its best when we all walk together, that we are stronger precisely because of our diversity, not weaker. she's infused with this bedrock new york value, and american value. e. pluribus unum, out of many, one. one new york, want america. [applause] so with hillary clinton in the white house, every american, black, white, latino, asian, christian, not come muslim come immigrants or nativeborn, every american will have a progressive champion in the oval office listening to them and fighting for them and delivering for them. [cheers and applause] [chanting] hillary! hillary! >> she did it as new york senator, and she will and can do it again. at the next -- pass of the next president of the united states of america. i give you hillary rodham clinton. [cheers and applause] [chanting] hillary! hillary! >> wow. thank you. thank you. my goodness, wow. i'll tell you

. >> that's from sylvia. >> kia and her siblings planning. >> what are you going to do with the kids.ddy/daughter day. this ii got to see my dad, die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. he's not scared. that's why i'm for bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> i'm chris wallace, barack obama sits down with "fox news sunday" for the first time since he became president. are you saying you'll stipulate with garland throughout the end of your term? he makes his nomination for supreme court. we asked about criticism he underreacts to attacks by isis. some people wonder if you worry about threatism and fear terrorism the way they do. >> and hillary clinton's private e-mail server. >> can you say flatly she did not jeopardize american secrets? >> president obama one-on-one. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> then, new fox polls on the race in both parties. has the campaign gets

this is a quote from sylvia, the daughter of the patient, about how the program saved her mom's life. it restored her faith in the system. the good days, hours and moments she has are a result of the passion and commitment of those who created the program. she gave us permission to give this quote. i will close with some of the results. this is the v.a. study that came out in 2014. the highest rated program in the v.a., 12% lower costs. a study of our program showed similar mortality, high mortality of both controls and cases, but a 17% reduction. the independence at home year one results, ours had a 20% per capita cost reduction. that was $1,000 per patient month. close to $12,000 per patient year. nine of the 17 programs were paid savings ranging from six to 31% savings. in year one, 25 million was saved in 12 million was returned to the providers. i will close with just what are the challenges going forward. finding the skilled work force is probably the number one goal. it's very doable. the people are out there. you have to have a financial model that will support them. you have

. >> ( speaking spanish ). ( speaking through interpreter ) >> my name is sylvia lopez, women united and united women. i want to thank supervisor avalos and campos for supporting and for keeping san francisco to be a sanctuary city. i didn't come here to the united states because i wanted to, it was the violent, foreign sanctions upon the u.s. government upon my country that forced us to leave our countries and to come to the united states. and that same violent system is forcing us to have to leave our homes, that same violent system is paying us wiz rabble wages and that same miserable system is forcing us to now be deported. and the only reason is so that we can respect laws that they themselves don't even know what they mean. and we want the police department and the sheriff's department to treat us as such as being people that have human rights. and we want that trust to be rolled back up to be working hand in hand, not to discriminate any opportunity they have a chance to do so. the displacement should be towards -- corruption should be the one that should be displace and had l

it's prince harry. 86-year-old former olympic, sylvia. she was going to hit the button to kick off this whole marathon, and she slipped. this is during the medal presentation. sorry. she took bronze in the 4 by 100 relay in 1952. he helped her up there. good man. >> i wonder if she slipped on purpose. you know prince harry is to the rescue. >> i bet she didn't. >> she's okay. >> man down. >> now we know what to do next time we see him. >>> dylan, if you can pull yourself together, you can do the weather. >> i'm exhausted. >> let's play the "lemonade" videos in the background. >> we have rain trying to move through minneapolis right now. even some flashes of lightning here. you can see the flashes through there. that will continue to move to the north. then we'll see a line of storms develop today, including chicago, where some of these storms cld be severe. although it's not going to be a widespread severe outbreak today. larger hail, damaging wind gusts, the dangerous lightning, too. tomorrow afternoon is the chance where we cou prld see

. >> testifier: good evening and welcome >> testifier: hello my name is sylvia johnson. i find there's been lies about [inaudible]i don't think this is in doubt as what's been said that the police department you know, doesn't want to follow the rules and being programmed by another, you know, coordinator, which is all in process and damaging a lot of people here that i don't think the process needs to be damaged [inaudible] the gains. [inaudible] and no computer. i mean, i got me a computer now but i have to get [inaudible] because of the money. that's been going on. it's all a big blindfold to what they can damage the world. it's already going around the world with these rent controls and everything with the [inaudible] win the war. many times with. i think that the school over there has been telling stories [inaudible] the police department, i'm telling you, i've already been spoken to, the schools about this and the editors over there. barry spoke and told, and you changed staffing over there. because this has got [inaudible] because of a disadvantage [inaudible]. we'

he came to the rescue of an 86-year-old former olympic, sylvia.ion. sorry. she took bronze in the 4 by 100 relay in 1952. he helped her up there. >> good man. >> i wonder if she slipped on purpose. you know prince harry is to the >> she's okay. >> man down. >> now we know what to do next time we see him. >>> dylan, if you can pull yourself together, you can do the weather. >> i'm exhausted. >> let's play the "lemonade" videos in the background. >> we have rain trying to move trying to move through minneapolis. even flashes of lightning you can see flashes right through there. that continues to move to the north. we see a line of storms develop including chicago where some storms could be severe although not widespread severe outbreak. larger hail, damaging wind gusts and dangerous lightning. really need to focus on tomorrow because tomorrow afternoon is the chance where we can see perhaps a tornado outbreak right in here in red including oklahoma city. baseball size hail is possible. long track long duration tornadoes possible, as well. we need to

. >> ( speaking spanish ). ( speaking through interpreter ) >> my name is sylvia lopez, women united and united women. i want to thank supervisor avalos and campos for supporting and for keeping san francisco to be a sanctuary city. i didn't come here to the united states because i wanted to, it was the violent, foreign sanctions upon the u.s. government upon my country that forced us to leave our countries and to come to the united states. and that same violent system is forcing us to have to leave our homes, that same violent system is paying us wiz rabble wages and that same miserable system is forcing us to now be deported. and the only reason is so that we can respect laws that they themselves don't even know what they mean. and we want the police department and the sheriff's department to treat us as such as being people that have human rights. and we want that trust to be rolled back up to be working hand in hand, not to discriminate any opportunity they have a chance to do so. the displacement should be towards -- corruption should be the one that should be displace and had l

literally, week that sylvia burwell arrived at hhs she convened a meeting she directed us tos develop and evidence-based focused plan to deal with the opioid attempt. as you probably, many have seen the secretary in action, she wanted it quick. she's all about execution. and believe it or not, we got it to her quick. so there's three parts to it. first part focuses on dealing with opioid prescribing practices. and that involves a combination of doing things to improve clinical decision making, such as guidelines provider education but decision supports, like using our health information technologies and prescription drug monitoring programs so that we support doctors in making the best possible decisions. then we also want to make the data flow more easily and more freely so that in fact a doctor can see, a patient's entire treatment history and all of the places they're touching, the medical system, what's happening there so you don't get the situation that was recently pointed out where 70% of the people who recently overdosed from a prescription pain medications get a new prescript

one of my climate trips took me down to monroe county, florida, where i met mayor sylvia murphy, a republican mayor, home to the famous florida keys, and i asked her how the reefs were down there off the keys. beautiful, she said. unless you were here 15 years ago. australia's great barrier reef is the largest coral ecosystems on earth. it is one of the seven wonders of the natural world. severe bleaching is now hitting -- and i quote -- "between 60% and 100% of corals" on the great barrier reef. according to dr. terry hughes of james cook university in queensland, us a strail yavment -- australia. he tweeted out a map of the current deaf nation writing in the text, "i showed the results of aerial survey to my students, and then we wept." as with many other effects of climate change, it can be difficult to convey the magnitude of events when they aren't taking place in front of our tear restial human faces. in his 2010 t.e.d. talks, dr. jeremy jackson tried to bring this coral bleaching calamity a little closer to home. he put it like this. "imagine you go karchling in july -- camping in july

thank you. >> thank you.ing >> my name is sylvia johnson. i wouldn't want to explain that to you right now. it would take too much time. there is enrollment in san francisco. for the police records -- -- [speaker not understood] we have things that nobody in this world -- it's not an easy thing to do, to do all of these things. i need help with the car -- i mean, my license -- i already have a license and it got stolen. >> thank you. >> commissioners, san francisco open government. looking at this list of backlogged cases, i have to kind of reassess what happened to me back in november, when i went to the ethics commission and spoke to two of your investigators, both of whom tried to discourage me from filing complaints. i think it's honestly whether or not they were concerned about getting further behind in their caseload and the advice placed on our website, encouraging people who feels that they might have a complaint to speak with an investigator is kind of counterproductive. if you go in and speak to the investigator, someone who is sup

and the two gentlemen of verona were speaking of does he recall beloved sylvia when they said as i richnd heaven of having such a jewel has 20 seeds, if all were peril, water nectar, valentine could just as well have been speaking of a good-solid, well-rounded education. if all they're saying the water nectar and the rocks pure gold. >> how does someone do that? >> well, some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. i think that he was a natural, i think that he probably had a great memory for shakespeare, but what he does there, he doesn't just quote shakespeare, he performs it. and then he says why it matters, he says, it's kind of a tough ball to play. most people don't read it or see it, but he's read it. i don't want to talk about the situation that's in the play, i want to talk about a great education. >> how many people work at library? >> over 100-full-time staff and 40-50 people working on contracts what are actors or directors. >> how big physically, i know you have two buildings? >> i have facilities on both sides of third street, 201 e