nadia is not the only one more and more former students and teachers are continuing the last ns on their own initiative and without pay. this is led to the formation of an informal network of schools all over the afghan capital this vitex laid the foundation for this work twenty years ago. this teacher could do something else with her free time but she teaches. scott there are so many times when we think why do we do this but then you see the children and how enthusiastic they are i forgot my eyes and with them nadia and her sisters are glowing examples was that they had their first educational experiences with the german organization and now they're headed to university. when it's an idea i wish us to get not one of the sisters is still in school and wants to take the entrance exam for university. is the other lives already attending university and she is helping her sister prepare for the exams first up. because this should lead to loss on. shouldn't. what will happen when over rains funding runs out can be seen in this mosque. more than mokhtari who is in charge of the qur'an classes

dÍas despuÉs del accidente despidieron a muchos, valerie, vladimir y su esposa nadia, que regresarÁntenÍamos un futuro brillante ahÍ, pero ese sueÑo su truncÓ. los recuerdos son tristes, pero es parte del pasado. estos amigos prefieren celebrar la vida tratando de no mirar hacia atrÁs. una pregunta sigue visitando con frecuencia.do i su destino no hubiera sido terminado por la catÁstrofe? >> la ciudad de patricia ha hecho del desastre nuclear de chernobyl un lugar turÍstico. ahora los aclaran que no hay riesgo de radiaciÓn por pasar unas horas en esta ciudad fantasma. patricia: de todas formas una historia dramÁtica. bueno, muy buenas noches, llegamos al fin, gracias por habernos acompaÑado. ♪ o méndez, mauricio mancera, raúl araiza, yurem, pedro prieto, sara corrales, jade fraser y Óscar schwebel. moderatto y karol g en un gran show muy especial. break dance y cuerdas. y una guerra de botargas retro, porque "al final todo queda en familia". alan: hola, hola, hola. buenas noches, mi xime hermosa.

su esposa nadia fue la anfitriona perfecta.amos nos lo daban. teníamos más beneficios que otros equipos semiprofesionales en otros lugares. luis: los resultados con la inauguración de un nuevo estadio y el parque de atracciones. pero el destino tenía otros planes. al recordarlo, nuestros amigos parece que tuvieran mucho que decirnos y hablan a la vez. nos cuentan que aquel fatídico sábado por la mañana estaban preparado el campo para entrenar. valeri: estábamos preparándonos para el próximo partido del domingo 27 de abril. quien ganara iba a la copa de ucrania, una liga semiprofesional. pero la tragedia ocurrió la madrugada del sábado. el juego iba a ser el domingo por la tarde. vladimir: sabíamos que había ocurrido un incendio en la planta pero nadie sabía realmente lo que había pasado. nadie nos avisó. de pronto vimos unos helicópteros que aterrizaban cerca y nos preguntaron qué estábamos haciendo. les dijimos que preparándonos para el juego de mañana. ellos dijeron: "¿qué juego? mañana toda la ciudad será evacuada. luis: efe

i'm nadia, the office of the director of community investment and infrastructure. i'm here to present on amendments to the hunter's point shipyard and redevelopment plans to allow for some changes being made to the candle stick point and the shipyard phase ii project. sf gov tv, please? our agenda today is as follows rg -- follows, i'll go on the rational and provide some background on the candle stick point and the shipyard phase ii project over all. then i will walk through the amendments themselves, describe the out reach that was done over the last year and finally summarize the actions before you. to orient you, here's a map of both the hunter's point shipyard and candle stick point, an important distinction is that they are two redevelopment plans that over lapped the two different development agreements. the hunter's point shipyard development area shown in the light red colors indicates two phases of the shipyard, phase i is a smaller project and phase ii is all of the rest of the shipyard and it's part of the larger project with five point. the five point

francine: nadia, what does it mean for u.s. equities?re there industry groups you find frothy in valuation terms? >> yes. in terms of industry groups, we do not find particularly attractive, mostly those that have been inflated by the monetary experiment, by qe. the likes of telcos where we don't see a lot of earnings growth, where you have more rewriting than earnings growth. sectorally like the tech quite a bit. it is the beginning of a very exciting secular megatrend. we are early in the generational shift. the prospect of artificial intelligence. overall, the economy is going to be competing. we want to stream things online. we need that data accessible at high speed. we are excited about the company's that are exposed there. -- it grows ar lot faster. francine: thank you so much. breaking news out of deutsche bank. deutsche bank share prices in the last couple hours. , a localtand from wiwo publication, jpmorgan are said to way taking a stake in deutsche bank. on the back of that rumor or report, you can see deutsche bank up at 9.84

but then you see the children and how enthusiastic they are are for be done miles and good examples nadia and her sisters are glowing examples was that they had their first educational experiences with a german organization and now they're headed to university. when it's an idea i mr one of the sisters is still in school and watch to take the entrance exam for university on the earth is the other lives already attending university and she is helping her sister prepare for the exams first off. because this could lead to loss on. shouldn't have. been. what will happen when over rains funding runs out can be seen in this mosque. or who is in charge of the qur'an classes here says it's a shame that offering will soon have to end it secular school program she only has money for religious instruction instead of learning to read write and do math the children will learn the koran by heart and decide the saurus in arabic a language they don't even understand. a lot. harder. than the rest of them or that of the. if the aid from off the train stops we will not be able to replace it with them for th

she says too much is at stake after so much has been achieved nadia wants to pass on what she has learnt. because. marco well. when i worked in for a year at first there was some money very little but enough to cover the travel to the school. now i teach from nothing at home i do it voluntarily because i want to wash on bottom on amazon i was my students once they're able to so we'll do the same that's the plan with. the best it's. not the a is not the only one more and more former students and teachers are continuing the lessons on their own initiative and without pay. this is led. the formation of an informal network of schools all over the afghan capital this vitex laid the foundation for this work twenty years ago you know hoping this teacher could do something else with her free time but she teaches. scott there are so many times when we think why do we do this but then you see the children and how enthusiastic they are i forgot my eyes and what i'm not yet and her sisters are glowing examples was that they had their first educational experiences with a german organization and now t

i have to echo what nadia has said. from our policy and program funding team, we also want to wish you the best and thank you so much for your service to this project. >> chair nuru: i will do the same. you know, thank you so much for everything that you have done for us. we went through some very difficult times and we had to rebuild some of the trust that we had amongst the agencies. you were right there and, you know, thank you for everything. i wish you all the best as you move on. >> i was glad i was not here in 2,004. [laughter] but i think i joined the agency about the time we were running out of money and had to refinance. >> which time? [laughter] >> the most recent time. i'm really glad i was not there. but sarah, you carried the ball through that very difficult time. you were the one that helped rebuild the trust on the confidence and get us through that last hurdle with the city and with all the different agencies in that last big chunk of money. thank you for that. thank you for your many, many years of ser

not enough, nadia opted to stay home. >> we would have been more open to driving somewhere, but because of the gas prices, it's not a reality. >> sgas over $4 a gallon in california and that's not the only thing that the drivers need to worry about, and the secret service is on the hunt for credit card skimmers. devices on a credit card reader that can steal your number, agents are checking gas pumps in 21 states. >> the airports are business too. the tsa screened more people than any other week ever. and the airlines expect another packed day on sunday. >>> aaa said that part of what is driving the record fourth of july holiday travel is a strong economy and a high consumer confidence, basically people have discretionary income and they want to spend it on travel and aaa said to expect a busy sunday on the road. >> many fourth of july barbecues will be sizzling under a scorching sun. they have a dangerous heat wave bakeing the country. our chief weather caster at our news station has the holiday forecast. >> i will talk about that. feels like temperatures, thermometer combined with hum

. $2.86 a gallon is the national average, up about 63 cents from a year ago; high enough nadia hachmiehed to stay home. >> we would have been more open to driving somewhere, but because of gas prices now, it's not really a reality. >> reporter: it's even worse in parts of california, where gas is over $4 a gallon. and that's not the only thing drivers need to worry about. the secret service is on the hunt for credit card skimmers-- devices hidden on a credit card reader that can steal your number. agents are checking gas pumps in ag states. the airports are busy, too. last week the t.s.a. screened eere people than any other week, ever, and the airlines expect another packed day on sunday. a.a.a. says part of what's driving this record fourth of july holiday travel is a strong economy and high consumer confidence. mesically, people have discretionary income and they eont to spend some of it on travel. of a. also says to expect a very busy sunday on the roads. jeff? >> glor: kris van cleave, thanks very much. the heat wave gripping much of the country is not taking a holiday. lonnie quinn

nadia ramdass has the story. an unforgettable day of protecting and serving."it was a little chaotic."this heart- racing heroic rescue was captured on a newark police officer's body-cam. ofc shaquille johnson: "the only thing going through my mind is getting that child to breath again."rookie officers malikul aziz and shaquille johnson quickly responded to a north ward residence on a call of a child not breathing after possibly drowning in a family kiddie pool sunday. after bypassing frantic family members -- who actually tossed the child in the officers arms, the boys in blue immediately sprung into action.ofc shaquille johnson: "she was gasping for air. actually unresponsive it appeared to be in her father's arms. her eyes had rolled back."ofc. malikul aziz: "we had to turn the baby around and we had to make sure the air passage ways were not obstructed and that's when we had t apply the taps on the back of the baby."for what officers say seemed like an hour took all of a minute of administering first aid, to hear the child finally let out a cry.child's fathe

nadia, a couple different factors that the market is looking at i just mentioned some of them.ility last quarter didn't necessarily lead to stronger fixed income trading as a result rates have been a little tricky, as well. the u.s. has not stayed above that 3% threshold. could it be a little bit of a disappointing season despite the fact that bank reports held in fairly high esteem this quarter? >> i think the reporting season should be okay what has worked quite well has been actually on the landing side last quarter was pretty muted in terms of long growth and what we've seen and that should help most of them >> we also had rates starting to tick higher and maybe not so much for business, but for those who have mortgages, credit card debt, student loans, that is where the pain point can be felt we have seen warnings around some of these areas from the federal reserve. if there is a tone shift from the ceos of these banks, that could be negative, couldn't it >> right now i don't think so. we were really concerned about the fact that loan growth was very muted and the resurgen

. >> i'm nadia marquez. i share the support of the sfmta for emerging services and technologies. it is to engage, support and compliment the leading transportation and safety initiatives, from vision zero to transit first, companies like this play an integral role. lauren logan, and denito have driven a much-needed dialogue and public-private workshops to provide a collaborative vision for san franciscos. promote passenger and road user safety and reducing congestion on our streets. crews is a self-driving car company where we provide competitive jobs. we're on track to hit 1,000 employees by the end of the year, a sleep from 40 in 2016. we have high-level engineers to entry level vehicle technicians. in addition to a number of initiatives, we are helping to train communities that have felt on the margins of today's tech economy. we're committed to being part of the solution and look forward to sharing more information on this initiative. equal to our community to people is our incredible equipment for safety. we break down every action to determine how to execute in each conditi

. >> jimmy: and it was you, and nadia dajani, and horatio from "saturday night live." >> yes, yes. >> the stage, and people would catch you. >> jimmy: yeah, i -- >> you know, i mean you really could. >> jimmy: it was anything. anything. all -- yeah. >> you fall on the floor. you just make a, you know -- >> jimmy: you just do it. >> dance. yeah. >> jimmy: dance. and so, we were there, and jake goes, "i'm going to go get some cigarettes. you guys want anything?" i go, "i'm good," and horatio goes -- >> yeah, i'm good. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm good. yeah, i'm dancing with parker posey, i'm good man. [ laughter ] and horatio goes, "can you get me some spiced ham?" [ laughter ] okay. so, i swear. >> spiced ham. >> jimmy: that is so horatio. >> spiced ham, that's like olives, and jalapenos or something. >> jimmy: no, it's -- i don't know what it is. it's just a spiced, a quarter pound of spiced ham. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so he goes, alright dude. whatever. so jake leaves, and then we're dancing, hanging out, and then jake -- i go, "let's do a shot of tequila to horatio." so we do a sho

able to negotiate that one down from over $6,000 to 5500, which we paid, and on the cherokee, we -- nadia curry from s.f.o. contacted porfaris, and we know it was jose's towing because they left a business card. >> thank you. >> did you have a question? >> yes. was any payment for the $9,000 for the cherokee? >> no, there was not, just the $5500 for the hyundai. >> what normally happens when your car is missing? >> we run what we call an accounting reporting, so any vehicles that have not been inventoried per se for, you know, usually anything three or -- two or three more days, you know, we're doing what we can to locate them, and if we -- we see that there's a road side call in, which there were in these cases, we try to contact multiple different tow companies in the area to see where we can find out. we contact impound lots. if it's san francisco, we contact auto return. >> okay. are these the only two incidents with jose? >> the only two that i can recall in detail, yes. >> is that yes, only two or yes there are more. >> yes, i've heard -- >> no, no, no -- >> yes, exactly. that's why

microsoft teams up with walmart to take on amazon, i'll sit down exclusively with microsoft's ceo, na nat nadiakeep going? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and a/c, three-wide seating and our quietest cab for a comfortable ride, it's never too anything for anything. nothing runs like a deere. so, howell...going? we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. great. yeah, great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. maria: good tuesday morning. i'm maria bartiromo tuesday, july 17 your top stories right now 58 km on the east coast, taking on amazon walmart microsoft team up on new cloud deal, microsoft ceo satya nadella telling me in sclufr interview. >> everything w