when joanne suddenly collapsed.sn't speak english and was unable to call for help. so, joshua ran to the phone and called his father. >> she had a seizure. i'm not home. call 911. >> reporter: joshua then called 911. >> okay, do you see her chest moving when she's breathing? >> yeah, i see her chest moving but every time i call her name, she's not really responding. >> reporter: joshua stayed on the phone with the dispatcher until emts arrived to their home just south of boston. >> is your front door unlocked? >> yeah, it's locked. it's locked. >> do you want to unlock the front door for me? >> okay, i'm going to unlock the door right now. >> reporter: paramedics then rushed joanne to the hospital. joshua still concerned about his sister, called the hospital multiple times. >> kept calling me and asking me, is she okay? >> reporter: joanne is out of the hospital. it turned out a bad fever led to that seizure. but thanks to her brother, she's alive. this week, joshua got an award from firefighters called the rockland

ok well let's talk about the advert and the wider issues involved in more depth i'm joined by joanne bunn morales is the founder of new newt good to have you on joanne and also steve malzberg who's a t.v. host and political commentator and let's start with you if i may steve no preference the way here but you're just the person who i think would be best to tackle the issue of did get this right despite all the criticism my point is shouldn't shouldn't they be tackling these issues that the big issues of our day gender inequality sexual her. they got it right tonight. no they got it one hundred percent wrong and i will never buy another gillette product as long as i live in any blades that i might have of gillette or any of their products are going on out the window this is a scene this is outrageous this is piggybacking on a study by the american psychological association which declared that masculinity is a threat it's harmful to society that is such a bunch of garbage i can't even begin to describe how much garbage it is how dare joe to let be so presumptive as to when presumptuous

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joann joannie earnst is now distancing himself from him.ial board, we just didn't feel like he could be effective at this point. >> you mentioned the ag committee. he's got some important positions that he can't work on. finally, he didn't answer any reporter questions. there's this video of him yesterday walking down the hall and every reporter is asking for a comment and he doesn't say a word. i mean, i i just wonder if you think that is a man who's actually going to resign from congress. you think he actually will despite these growing calls? >> i can't predict what he will do. if i try to predict, i'll probably be wrong. >> you've covered him for 25 years. what do you think? >> my gut feeling is that he won't resign. i wonder -- one graceful way for him to exit would be for trump to give him a job in his administration and he might actually like that move. if donald trump doesn't want to throw him under the bus, maybe he's going to find him a job. that's the way i see him leaving or losing a primary. >> thank you very much for being wit

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>> "joanne." the entire album, "joanne." he loves "come tmama." he's like got rhythm.n" came out -- best movie, we've been playing that on a loop. one morning, i was playing, of course, "shallow," the8.est hit of 2 >> seth: yes. yep, yep! [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! we love "shallow!" and then right after "shallow" on t soundtrack comes this dialogue, where lady gaga says, "you know, i don't feel this way about everybody." and bradley cooper says, "well, good." his voice is gravelly in the show. and james bursts out laughing. just thavoice. now i make him do that when we go to someone's house for dinner. i say to james, "james, you know, i don't feel this way about everybody," and he says, "well, good." [ laughter ] i'm like -- i promise i'm not a stage mom. but that's funny. [ laughter ] oul cycle ou are a mom. >> yeah. >> seth: you're obsessed. >> i love it. >> seth: you own how obsessed you are. the level of obsessed, is you actually put your -- you got your trainer's -- is tt what you would call it? >> instructor. >> seth: instructor's. >> doesn't so >>ul cycle

within hours, shiloh met up with joann, the ring returned.he two are now friends. >> you can imagine the boyfriend is like oh, i wasn't planning on doing that. >> welcome to the family! what?! >> awkward. 5:58 right now. >>> coming up at 6:00, covering breaking news in the south bay. san jose police officer hurt in a crash. how he's doing this morning and what we're hearing from people who say they saw what happened and the moments before. >>> plus border briefing, what president trump says he'll give congressional leaders today. new reaction as the shutdown continues. >>> and bundle up, a cold start to our wednesday morning across the bay area. some temperatures near freezing. when that warmup will begin. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good wednesday morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. shall with where marcus washington has the day off as does kari hall. mike inouye is back and vianey? >> did you see the plmap of the temperatures, we're officially down to 29 degrees in sa

. >> reporter: on christmas day, joanne johnson overjoyed, picking up a precious gift from a total stranger. the wedding ring she lost shopping in obtain. >> i was convinced after the first couple of days that i would never see it again. >> reporter: that stranger, shiloa avery, posted on facebook she found a ring in her brand-new insta-pot that morning. the emotional moment caught on cellphone. >> you were such an honest person, thank you! >> reporter: for johnson, this christmas was already a miracle. four years ago she was diagnosed with stage iv lung cancer. >> instead of only having six to 18 months to live, i'm now four years living with cancer. to find my ring, that's frosting on the cake. >> reporter: johnson, who once didn't think she would live to see this christmas, has one more reason to celebrate the magic of this season. >> merry christmas to you too! >> i'm so excited. >> golly, gee wiz. >> what an awesome christmas. >> just warms your heart. the two women say they are bonded for life. johnson calling avery her christmas angel. and you can see why. >>> and up next, call her i

joanne in grand rapids, minnesota. you have 15 seconds to share your thoughts. >> caller: okay, i'll go fast. i'm for the wall in adults and drums are the answer. the biggest problem is once they cross on american soil were stuck with them for years before we can make a decision. >> host: you could not be further from the border there in grand rapids, minnesota. >> caller: i know, i know. >> caller: they're all over in their school systems. it affects everyone. in the crime affects everyone. >> host: man, thank you so much. i apologize if this is the last day of the 115th congress in tumor of the 116th congress will be seated. they will have a democratic majority in the house, republican majority in the senate in nancy pelosi is the presumptive speaker. next speaker of the house of representatives. we'll find out at noon tomorrow. now the senate for the last day of the 115th congress.

. >> on christmas day joann johnson over joyed picking up a precious gift from a he total changer, wedding shopping in october. >> i was convinced i would nee it again. >> reporter: that stranger had posted on facebook she had found a ring in her brand-new insta pot that morning. me the emotional nt caught on cell phone. >> you got your ring >> yes. >> you are such an honest person. >> reporter: for johnson, this christmas was already a miracle, four years ago she was diagnosed ou with stage fr lung cancer. >> instead of only having six to 18 months to live, i'm fo leaurinivrsg with my ring, it was like okay, frosting on the cake. >> reporter: johnson who oncehought she uldn't live to see this christmas has one more reason to celebrate the magic of the season. >> merry christmas to you, too. >> i'm so excited. >> gee. >> what an awesome christmas. >> just warms your heart. sa the two women y they are bonded for life, johnson calling avhey r christmas angel and you can see why. >>> up next, call her iron mom, the woman teaming up with her daughter to accomplish something amazing. >>> it's a

navy veteran from california, was traveling to iran to see his girlfriend, according to his mother, joannhite, who found out about his arrest just three weeks ago. white had visited the country previously three or four times without issue. his mother said she is concerned for her son who suffers from asthma and is a cancer survivor. white is one of at least four american prisoners held in iran including princeton student xi yuwang, and a former diplomat and his son. this is a friend of the namazi family -- >> in order to release american citizens from iranian prisons, it requires both a large financial package from the united states and the release of iranian prisoners held in the united states. >> reporter: president trump has repeatedly criticized his predecessor for green lighting a prisoner swap and unfreezing more than $1 billion in iranian assets. that brought four americans home in 2016. >> didn't do what obama did -- give them $1.8 billion in cash to get back four hostages. >> reporter: president trump's confrontational stance, exiting the nuclear deal and sanctioning iran, has no

pbs ur weekend's special correspondent joanne jennings hathe story of one maestro journey from a poor neighborhood in east los angeles to the rostrum in san francisco. this story is part o ongoing series about poverty and opportunity in america, "chasing the dream." ( orchestra playing ) >> reporter: it'the first rehearsal of the season for san francisco's civic symphony. the all-volueer orchestra is composed of some 90 amateur musicians, ranging in om 18 to 80. >> some of them are retired; some of them are students; a lot of professionals either in the tech industry, in the arts, business owners, lawyers, doctors, you name it. seheavy on the accents, pl hmm? ah! ( orchestra playing ) >> reporter: at the helm is 38-year-old jessica bejarano. she's not your typical classical music conductor. >> being that i grew up in a poverty-stricken city of los angeles, predominantly hispanic, classical music wasn't a thing. f was not a thing. so, it wasn't parte public school education. it wasn't part of my family tradition. it wasn't part of, you know, parties that we would go to. we wouldn't go

. >> reporter: on christmas day, joanne johnson overjoyed, picking up a precious gift from a total strangerng ring she lost shopping in ocasber. >> i convinced after the first couple days that i would never see it again. >> that stranger, shiloa avery had posted on facebook she had found a ring in her brand-new insta p that morning. the emotional moment caught on cell phone. >> you are such anonest person. thank you. >> reporter: for johnson, this christmas was already a miracle. fourhe years ago was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. >> instead of only having 6 to 18 months to live, i'm now four s living with cancer. and now to find my ring, it was like, okay, frosting on the cake. >>ter: johnson, who once didn't think she would live to see this christmas, now has one more reason to celebrate the magic of the season. >> merry christmas to you too. oh, golly. gee whiz. >> the oh,he the joy oface.>> kristen welker, thanks for that report. >>> still ahead, whiplash on wall stet. how markets fared in the last day of trading for the year and the impact on your 401(k). when diagnosed with cance

is her last tree lighting at our fire chief, a big, big, big round of applause for our fire chief, joanne hayes-white. [applause] >> our amazing rec and park commission. i mentioned our president, mark buell. also here are commissioner cat anderson, gloria bonilla, tom anderson, eric mcdonald, and commissioner larry mazzola. i want to thank them. they -- the citizen members of the park recreation open space advisory committee. they help you make our park special. our president, stephen franz is here. i want to thank our amazing partners who make this possible. supporting us today is kaiser permanently, illuminate, our conservatory of flowers. all right. let tease talk about the tree we're supposed to light. mayor, we've been liethsing tre -- lighting trees around the city, but this is our official industry. this is a cypress that's over 131 years old, and despite losing a limb or two over the years, it stands super tall and super strong, and tonight, it's supporting over 550 lights. let's give it up for uncle john's tree. [applause] >> and then a few special people. i want to welcome the

. >> reporter: joanne white prays every day that her son michael will be freed from prison in iran beforeries you most about his health? >> him recurring cancer back. i'm worried about his asthma. >> reporter: she says the navy veteran was on his third trip to iran last july. though he had a wife in the u.s., he was visiting a girlfriend he had met on line when he disappeared. >> i knew he wasn't dead. i felt that in my heart. but i didn't think he was okay. >> reporter: nearly five months later, she learned he was in this prison in the northeastern city of mashad. you haven't gotten any phone calls from him. >> no. >> reporter: an iranian judicial official said white is being sued by a private plaintiff, referring to a complaint by a citizen, not the government. the official did not rule out possible security-related charges. iran has incarcerated other americans on charges of espionage which they have denied. he's not a spy? >> no, he's not a spy. not at all. >> reporter: white wants the government to negotiate with iran for his son's release. and mike pompeo told "face the nation" the

we put the issues raised by this answer to joanne barber morale is founder of new day and diversity and steve malzberg t.v. host political commentator. this is a scene this is outrageous this is piggybacking on a study by the american psychological association which declared that mass. is a threat it's harmful to society that is such a bunch of garbage i can't even begin to describe how much garbage it is how dare joe let be so presumptive as to wade presumptuous as to imply that men are evil by nature i think they've done an amazing job i think in fact if everyone focusing on the negative i think as a male brand they're focusing on the positives that's actually always a lot of people that generalize men for being sexual predators awful being a negative and with the attitudes but in fact the ads from gillette is focusing on the positives that it's actually in fact some men out there doing the right thing by stopping things in the street stopping people from committing negatively the overwhelming majority of men by sure are going to do the right thing the men who don't are the minority a

get our guests in a moment first we'll talk to joanne adams and deputy special representative of the secretary general and the united nations multi dimensional integrated stabilization force and malai she joins us via skype from comic o'malley thank you very much for joining us first of all very sorry about what has happened to your tear team there what more can you tell us about what happened thank you very much airshow for having me today so yes as you said we had a serious incident yesterday morning early in the morning when our camp in hawk in the very north of mali was attacked and unfortunately even though we felt very strongly and it repel an attack we lost ten all of our peacekeepers are chaldean peacekeeping and a number of them were injured so that that was what happened yesterday but i want to stress that we were involved in in a firefight and we did defend ourselves what is has been learned in the investigation to try to figure out how this happened we as we said there is a group that has claimed responsibility but what else have you learned since this has happened yet th

we've put the issues raised by the answer to joanne barber morales founder of newton diversity and steve malzberg t.v. host and political commentator. this is a scene this is outrageous this is piggybacking on a study by the american psychological association which declared that mass. is a threat it's harmful to society that is such a bunch of garbage i can't even begin to describe how much garbage it is how dear juggle it so presumptive as to a presumptuous as to imply that men are evil by nature i think they've done an amazing job i think in fact it's everyone focusing on the negative i think as a male brand they're focusing on the positives as actually always a lot of people that generalize men for being sexual predators awful being a native of the attitudes but in fact the ads from gillette is focusing on the positives that it's actually in fact some men out there doing the right thing by stopping things in the street stopping people from commenting negatively the overwhelming majority of men by sure are going to do the right thing the men who don't are the minority and you spell tha

<joanne lin / amnesty international they will be forced to wait in various cities in northern mexico,very, very violent conditions.>( james ) there are unanswered questions about how mexico will pay for and house migrants ... and whether aslyum seekers will have accees to lawyers as they would in the u-s. ( james ) we're tracking the storm... here's a look at the radar. and here's a and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. (ácommercial another nice day once this morning's rainfall clears out. temperatures will boost into a range of 60's with plenty of sunshine overhead before rain makes it's return into tomorrow. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) take a look at this. a car burst into flames after it plunged nine stories inside a parking garage. it happened in downtown miami.the owner recorded video of the car burning. the garage has no ramps and uses a lift to move cars up and down. mintutes after the owner asked a valet to retrieve his car ... for unknown reasons the car went through a safety gate and fell down the

navy veteran from california, was traveling to iran to see his girlfriend, according to his mother, joanne found out about his arrest just three weeks ago. white had visited the country previously three or four times without issue. his mother said she is concerned for her son, who suffers from asthma and is a cancer survivor. white is one of at least four american prisoners held in iran, including princeton student xiyue wang, as well as 82-year- old baquer namazi, a former u.n. diplomat, and his son, businessman siamak namazi. karim sadjapour of the carnegie institute is a friend of the namazi family. >> in order to release american tiian prisons, it requires both a large financial package from the united states, and the release of iranian prisoners held in the united states. >> reporter: president trump has repeatedly criticized his predecessor for green-lighting a prisoner swap and unfreezing more than $1 billion in iranian assets. that brought four americans home in 2016. >> i didn't do what obama did, give them $1.8 billion in cash to get back four hostages. >> reporter: but president

. >> reporter: joanne white prays every day that her son michael will be freed from prison in iran before it's too late. >> what worries you most about his health? >> him recurring cancer back. i'm worried about his asthma. >> reporter: she says the navy veteran was on his third trip to iran last july. though he had a wife in the u.s., he was visiting a girlfriend he met online when he disappeared. >> i knew he wasn't dead. i felt that in my heart, but i didn't think he was okay. >> reporter: nearly five months later she learned he was in this prison in the northeastern iranian city of mashhad. >> you haven't gotten any phone calls from him? >> no. >> reporter: an iranian judicial official said last week white is being sued by a private plaintiff, referring to a complaint by a citizen, not the government. the officials did not rule out possible security-related charges. iran has incarcerated other americans on charges of espionage, which they have denied. >> he's not a spy? >> no, he's not a spy. >> repter: w wants the r releas. secretary of state mike pompeo told cbs news "face the natio

joanne white said he flew to iran last july to visit a woman he said was his girlfriend.he said she worries about his health because she he's had cancer and suffers from asthma. the state department says it is aware of reports of u.s. citizens detained but would provide no further investigation. white's condition could aggravate tensions between white and the u.s. >>> today, british lawmakers resume their debate over prime minister teresa may's brexit deal. and she faces an 81 hill battle to gain support. may will argue that parliament has the duty to support her or face the unpredictable consequences of a no-deal cliff-hanger. but she faced another setback tuesday, members of her own party, joined the opposition party, backing the spending powers if it fails the deal with the uk union. it's ahead of that expected vote next tuesday. >>> trade talks in beijing between the u.s. and china ending overnight. the session was supposed to last two days but both sides agreed to extend the negotiations by one day. it could be a sign that discussions are making progress. on tuesday,

. >> joshua joseph was in his rockland home when his 6-year-old sister joanne collapsed. grandmother was babysitting but doesn't speak english. >> i touched her and felt her shaking. >> i think she has a seizure. but i'm not home, just call 911. >> and that's exactly what joshua did. staying on the phone with the dispatcher until help arrived. a high fever caused the seizure. she recovered in the hospital and is alive tonight thanks to her big brother. how remarkable. >> that's a great story. >> good for him. >>> drew is up next with our accuweather forecast. and drew, you got some rain heading this way? >> it's going to start off light tomorrow night, and then over the next several days, stronger storms move into california. tonight, though, a dry night. partly to mostly cloudy skies from time to time. temperatures in the 40s over the next 12 hours. dry tonight and tomorrow. the storm impact scale comes on in sunday night with light showers and the best chance to find those showers will be along the coast in the south bay, as the storm system rides to the south. so less

. >> joshua joseph was in his rockland home when his 6-year-old sister joann collapd.tried top his sister while calling his dad at work. >> when i touched her i felt her shaking. >> i think she has a seizure. i was ike okay son. i'm not home. let's call 911. >> and that is exactly what joshua did. staying on the phone until help arrived. a high fever caused the seizure. he recovered in the hospital and is alive this morning thanks to her big brother. still ahead on abc 7 mornings. an unexpected turn put the brakes on an unforgettable experience. how 7's michael finney helped green light a day driving around a race car track. sthoo and a look outside. cool to start. no rain for now but changes are (slurping, kiss) (crunch) a lot happens in a day. outlast happens once. outlast all-day lipcolor with 24-hour stay power. from covergirl. with 24-hour stay power. oh, wow. you two are going to have such a great trip. yeah, have fun! thanks to you, we will. aw, stop. this is why voya helps reach today's goals... all while helping you to and through retirement. um, you guys are

. >> joshua joseph was in his home when his 6-year-old sister joann collapsed. his grandmother was baby sitting but doesn't speak english. e trade to help and called his dad at work. >> i think she's having a seizure. okay son i'm not home. just let's call 911. >> that is exactly what joshua did. staying on the tone with a hp r an big medic points can lead to an early death the especially if you have chronic conditions. according a study by the university of lancaster and the university of glasgow in the uk. they tracked appointments for three years between 2013 and 2016 and then compared them to patient medical histories and death records. the key is missing more than two appointments a year. people with long-term physical conditions that miss that many died at three times the rate of those who made their appointments. researchers also found that patients with mental health conditions were eight times more like likely to die if they miss aed that many appointments. still ahead this morning. unexpected turn put the brakes on a an experience. howicre aay >>> firs

it's aaron peskin from district three, thank you, and kathr kathrin stefani, and carmen chu, and joanne hayes-white is here, and. >> president cohen: we now have a coquorum. >> supervisor mandelman: we know have a quorum, and we're in violation of the brown act, and we're now going to jail. in 1978, harvey milk said his election would give people two new options. move to san francisco was one or stay and fight, and they did both. and a few weeks ago, we had this great, wonderful blue wave that we're all still sort of basking in. but part of that blue wave was 150 out lgbtq people who were elected to positions around this country and that is worthy of some applause. i -- we're all revealing our ages here. i was five years old when harvey milk and george moscone were killed. i don't remember that moment, but i learned about them as i grew older, and learned about them at a time before i knew i was a day man. but i became -- i was proud of them as a san franciscan, and so before i even knew to be proud of myself, i was proud of these two men and what they had done. it's a tremendous honor

improvements to many of the fire stations and police facilities all over the city, welcome our chief, joanne hayes-white. >> commissioner hayes-white: thank you, mohamed. good morning, everyone. thanks for being here. as president cleaveland said, we're blessed with good weather. i don't know for longer, so my remarks will be brief. we're all very excited to be here today to envision what will be a state-of-the-art ambulance deployment facility. i'm very proud to mayor breed for her vision and leadership. as was alluded before, mayor lee, who was a champion of this facility. certainly president malia cohen, also keeping us on our toes in terms of response times, and making sure the whole city is served, especially her district, and congratulate is the supervisor elect shamann walton. i would say thank you to all the commissioners, the two that aren't here, in addition to president cleaveland and commissioners hardeman and covington are commissioner joe alioto veronese, as well as commissioner steven nakajo. thank you to the commission. certainly my commission is here, mark gonzalez, jean nic

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report from chief of department joanne hayes-white on current issues, activities and events within the department since the fire commission meeting on january 9th, 2019, including budget, academy, special events, communications, outreach to other government agencies in the public and report from administration, deputy chief jeannine nickolson add administrative divisions, fleet and facility status and updates, finance, support services, homeland security and training within the department. >> thank you, madam secretary, chief hayes-white we'll take your report and i will hold public comment in your report as concluded ex then we'll have deputy chief nickolson. >> thank you. good evening. it is my report since our last meeting january 9th. regarding the budget you just heard from mr. corso related to the budgets moving forward in the next two fiscal years. we are currently on trlck in our current fiscal year related to our budget. mr. corso mentioned the grant writer position and good news is that the deadline for applications is this friday and to date we have received 50 applications.

joanne's credit card, target construction debt. >> you know, i think that's -- >> why would target be it's not. it's her living expenses that she was using to live. got to go buy the kids' clothes. >> we spoke about it the other day. >> like a personal credit card >> why would you list that under credit card? william sonoma citi card bank this is construction debt as well >> i'm not sure. that i'd have to look at >> is there personal living expense on here? >> i'm sure there. what's the big deal on that? >> i agreed to $660,000 based on what you told me now i'm finding out it wasn't really construction, living expenses my number shouldn't by 660 >> i'm not 100% sure. >> but you were 100% sure to tell me it was construction debt you put this paper together. >> maybe we need computers and stuff. it could be. i'm not saying no. >> japanese steak house. $230 >> i went out with my family. >> on the company credit card? >> on the company credit card. >> now i'm paying for your meals? this isn't sitting well with me. i feel like you're lying to me >> i'm not >> little by little the story kee

witnessing the incoming class that came in today that is naomi kelly, the city administrator, chief joanne hayes weight, at the san francisco fire department, cheryl freeman of the san francisco sheriff department, and risk in, the nta director, ben rosenfield, who is the city controller calculating forbes, she is the port director, harland kelly junior, he is the general manager of p.u.c., and phil ginsberg, the manager of recreation and park, callahan, the director of the department of human resources, and our budget analyst, who is still here, harvey rose. all right. there's also, from the department of emergency services , there is mary ellen carroll. okay. i wanted to recognize them for spending the time to be here with us today. let me say a few words. what i would like to do is invite the new members,, the honorable members of the board of supervisors to make some comments, in the first person i would like to invite is supervisor haney. >> all right. i will be brief because i know that many of the family members who have been here, including my own, and just as they, thank you so mu

. >> clerk: item seven, chief of department's report, report from chief of department joanne hayes-white on current activities in the department since the fire commission meeting on december 18, 2018 including the budget, academy, special events, communication and outreach to other government agencies, and other facility updates and report from operations on overall field operations including greater alarm fires, emergency medical services, bureau of fire prevention and investigation and airport division. >> president cleaveland: good morning, chief. >> commissioner hayes-white: good morning, president cleaveland, commissioners. this is my report since the last meeting, december 12. i hope everyone had a good holiday season and wish everyone the best in this new year. you heard from mr. corso regarding status of the budget. one thing i would like to add related to the budget which is on everyone's mind is this grant writer position, the 1823 grant writer. i know, commissioner covington, you assisted with some revision and augmentation to the job description. i wanted to update you that j