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her first her work in the adult industry as she put it on sixty minutes last year being in the adult industry i've developed a thick skin and maybe a little bit of a dark sense of humor but nothing could truly prepare someone for this the second thing that seems to have gotten her through is her attorney michael evan audi who joined her on the red carpet of the adult video news awards this weekend at the hard rock hotel and casino in las vegas nevada i had the chance to speak with them both and started by asking our noddy why the world is still so terrified of female power. that's an interesting question but there's no question that it is true that there's this dichotomy between how the world views men versus women when it comes to sex but i mean i think there's a lot of progress that's been made but not enough to show question about my second question i think it will do and we'll understand this and i did a little research that based out of d.c. and it turns out that more people watch adult entertainment than watch c.n.n. m s n b c r t imus and any of them all of us combined and als

adults in california can legally give up to 1 ounce to other adults. >> in the state of california, weassed a law that said adult consumption is legal. if you are an adult and in possession of certain amounts, you will no longer be tried. you will not be arrested or prosecuted for that. that is changing the landscape dramatically. [♪] >> to legalization of cannabis could bring tremendous economic and social benefits to cities like san francisco. >> this industry is projected to reach $22 billion by the year 2020. and that is just a few years away. >> it can be a huge legal industry in california. i think very shortly, the actual growing of marijuana may become the biggest cash crop in the state and so you want that to be a legal tax paying cash crop, all the way down the line to a sales tax on the retail level. >> the california medical industry is a 3 billion-dollar industry last year. anticipating that multiplier as 20, 30, 50 times in the consumer marketplace once adult use is really in place, you could go ahead and apply that multiplier to revenue. it will be huge. >> when that und

that's 1 in 10 adults. nearly half developed one of their allergies in adulthood like christine. >> it certainly points to this being a prevalent issue and likely more prevalent than we've previously recognized particularly the adult onset. >> surveying over who thousand adults and found shell fish was the most common food allergy in adults followed by milk, peanut, tree nut,. >> the rep searchers found many adults who believe they have a food allergy may have a food intolerance. >> dr. wayne works with food allergy research and education. >> patients need to get a proper diagnosis so if they are at risk of severe reactions they are prepared to deal with them. it's important because it can t the wrong thinks. >> cbs news, boston. >>> the study also found that half the patients with adult onset allergies had serious reaction that sent them to the er. >>> emily sin the weather center tracking our forecast, we are talking what barometer what we are doing during the weekend. >> this is not l the weekend for yar

and it turns out that more people watch adult entertainment than watch c.n.n. and m s n b c r t imus i mean any of them all of us combined and also more people follow adult stars on line and they do politicians what do you think. is a great question for both of you know. what's this great actually it doesn't work because the touch of her time is always a it's a great question i'm asking and i'm based out of d.c. and i did a little research and it turns out that more people research that means to me a lot but that was before and. so when i found out was that more people every day watch adult entertainment of some kind or erotica then watch m s n b c c.n.n. or see anything anyone has ever it's way more entertaining the people look better and it's just as much. here's the other part more people follow adult film stars on line then do politicians so what do you think politicians could learn from adult film stars to be more honest and don't be so goddamn boring. now or were a lot of fun there are a lot of. america why i'm not going to lie like a politician they were

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picks up a saudi adult woman is under u.n. c.r. protection for expressing a very basic human rights while her country is a u.n. men that she's an example of many saudi women and the window into the pricing environment that saudi women are living tell us more about that yes exactly right i mean this is the fruit of dictatorship in the gulf. and the fruit very impressive laws against women and girls you know that any guest says that he's going to modernize the country he has given some provisional. rights to saudi women to drive which many people mean you out of but that is such an elemental basic right that is still far ahead of other arrangement if you want to go to another country in your study would you to get rid of your father rather grand father in some cases receive the sounds your son we women are basically permanent legal minors. can if we are off who is executive director of human rights watch a jumping off the back of this story. another person his name is kim al arabiya and he's a bahraini soccer star and he's a dissiden

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the 15 year old boy arrested for her murder was initially going to be tried as an adult... but as the first of the year, that's no longer possible because a new law took effect. it prevents people under the age of 16 from being tried as an adult. the family wants the d.a. to fight this law and after initially agreeing, she has now refused.(vicki) kron 4's dan kerman is live outside the d-a's office in martinez with more. dan? prosecuting juveniles as adults 0122195 insertmore than a dozen family and friends of 20 year old murder victim allie sweitzer rallied against contra costa county district attorney diana becton tuesday... last year a judge determined sweitzer's alleged 15 year old killer was to be tried as an adult, but a new state law that went into effect january first prevents those under the age of 16 from being tried as an adult... meaning if convicted, instead of as much as 25 years to life in prison, the suspect would be released at the age of 26. sot it is an injustice to our family he wont spend any prison time, the juvenile justice system was just babysitting

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breakfast at the berkeley adult school at 1701 san pablo ave. in berkeley and there's the 17th annual oakland martin luther king jr. day of service, with volunteers fanning across oakland. locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating center (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... millions of americans are under a winter advisory this morning. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( robin ) did you see this last night? it was a rare "super blood wolf moon"( john ) (áad libá)this means a total lunar eclipse happened at the same time as a supermoon. here's how it works:as the full moon comes into the earth's shadow, it darkens.... and the sunlight that passes through the atmosphere of the earth makes the moon appear red.weather conditions play a factor.....for some the moon appeared blood-red, brick-colored or rusty.the u-s won't see another total lunar eclipse until 20-22. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min fro

and so we--fcsa, we have three adult day programs. we have two in fremont, one in san jose.e also have live-in services, which is support live-in services or--live-in services. we have support employment service, helping them to find jobs. mike: another way this organization accomplishes their goal of social integration is through workplace abilities training. roxana chiu: okay, first coffee and tea is actually a skill training site, and it's another dream for fcsn. and we finally have a grand opening in april, and we are really glad this coffee shop is actually a skill training site for our adult day program student. mike: fcsn also recognizes the stigma many asian children with special needs may face from their parents, and they hope to change this. sylvia: so, most asian family, if you have a special needs child or adult, they kind of want to hide it. they don't want anybody to know. you know, they don't want their faces shown with fcsn. but since we started, we bring those families to the special needs children adults to the community. the parents now accept that's the c

crime, multiple times in a few weeks span and should be charged as an adult. he took a life.judges in riverside county and kern county have already ruled the new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :52i would ask her to reconsider her decision and let the courts decide if they say no, then we have done all we cansweitzer's alleged killer is due to enter a plea on thursday in juvenile court.. that's why the family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her to change her mind before that happens. she refused. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too l

i always out myself as an adult with autism. i think it's helpful when you know where can your child go. how i'm choosing to help is to give children that would normally not be allowed to have children in the same respect, kids that have three times as much work to do as their peers or kids who do odd things, like, beach therapy. how do -- speech therapy. how do you explain that to the rest of their class? i want that to be a normal experience. i was working on a certificate and kind of getting think early childhood credits brefore i started working here, and we did a section on transgender inclusion, inclusion, which is a big issue here in san francisco because we attract lots of queer families, and the teacher approached me and said i don't really feel comfortable or qualified to talk about this from, like, a cisgendered straight person's perspective, would you mind talking a little bit with your own experience, and i'm like absolutely. so i'm now one of the guest speakers in that particular class at city college. i love growi

they're taking a course called adulting. they're being used to the unfamiliar world of face to face communications. students at summit valley asked for a course to help them prepare for adulthood. >> it is equipping yourself to make the choices that are right for and you to sort through the bevy of information you'll get in the world to navigate a plan that's true to yourself. >> polishing resumes, paying taxes and using credit cards are some of the practical skills covered. along with exploring their sense of purpose. things regular academic courses don't cover. >> maybe even buying a house or insurance. stuff like that that normally teenagers and our age kind of don't really get a chance to learn about. >> they told us, the start-up culture and the wealth it can create goes from being a teen to an adult. >> stuff like video games, mess around with my kids, do fun things. >> so you can balance being a kid and being an adult. >> yeah. i think that's an important thing. >> the class doesn't make it any easier for 15 and 16-ye

sometimes as adults we get older and we think that love is different as adults, but when you find that kind of love at that age it stays with you for a lifetime and the characters in the book were so strong that i've never forgotten it. it's still one of the best stories i've read. >> host: what do you do? >> caller: i'm a typical operator. >> caller: thank you so much. >> guest: think you've made my day. any time someone uses james baldwin in the same sentence as mine i get very happy. that is telling of romeo and juliet and it is amazing is celebrating its 20th anniversary,t' and again someone would look at that the canvassing she just ripped it from today's headlines but now it was written 20 years ago and 20 years ago i think before social media and before so much of what is happening, our community wasn't public information in that way, people didn't know that this was going on but again, his voice is in third person and you find out why but i just really love writing that love story. it's a book that is close to my heart and i remember after my daughter was born i endeded up writ

on adults. so substance use actual use were between 60,000,070 million each year, the main difference is that substance use has been primarily funded by county fund dollars. so in terms of key findings, our first finding was that civil service clinics fall short of performance goals. every behavioral health service provider scores it as a performance scale, from one, which is unacceptable, to 4, which is commendable. performance objectives, like making sure each client has a treatment plan, and satisfaction. we looked at a sample of 20 community-based programs, and all by two received a score of more than three, so at least satisfactory and towards commendable or exceeds expectations. on the civil service side, we had four sample service clinics, which is all of the adult clinics, and only three -- excuse me. so all obtained a score of three or less. so at most, their score was satisfactory. so we thought that indicated that there might be a performance problem on the civil service side. a part

. >> up to four weeks and longer than adults.ke two weeks. >> reporter: dr. hale zweibel at new york institute of technology says total rest after suffering a concussion is no longer recommended as long as symptoms don't return or get worse. >> we found that more than 48 hours of strict rest has actually negative consequences. getting children, adolescents, adults, back in their activities, school work, is producing better outcomes. >> reporter: researchers stress athletes should not compete if they're experiencing symptoms. for lingering problems, vision and balance rehab can help. that's what got grace back on her feet. >> obviously i wanted to be on the field, but it's better to just sit out, get better. >> reporter: she still worries about suffering another concussion but says being able to use her hands playing volleyball makes her feel a bit safer. marc liverman, cbs news, smithtown, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this wroerng -- coming up this morning, many celebrations for martin luther king jr. day have been interrupted

courts the try him as an adult.that with in this particular case. that explains why they charged felony murder as opposed to the typical manslaughter case. >> very quickly, bob, down the road, who is getting more time here? the kid driving the car or the guy chasing the kid driving the car? >> with juveniles, the general rule is you try to look towards rehabilitation unless they get waived up as an adult. at first, the kid looks bad. if they can prove he was being pursued by this guy and the guy had a gun, he could have more time. i'm looking at him as the primary cause as to why the kids fled through the red light. that will be the kid's defense. >> trace: yeah, the victim, there's got to be some accountability for the victim as well. thanks, bob. >> thanks. >> trace: ahead, a new mayor sworn into office. a few hours later, he's shot dead and officials say it's part of a deadly and disturbing trend. as new members of congress are being worn in, there's at least one that is noticeably absent after accusations of ele

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older adult systems of care. public comment is welcome. break, the dowel 0 will take a 15-minute break. item 7, information item. city agencies, deaf advocates and represent testifies from community-based organizations come together to give input on the san francisco police department's department general record. a brief overview of best practices for officers. presentation by captain troy dangerfield, san francisco police department. public comment is welcome. item 8. information item. san francisco disability community cultural center survey. the study of san francisco is building the first municipally funded disability community cultural center and long more institute is working to plan for it. we'll shear about the project and explain opportunities. presentation by catherine kudlick, director and emily beitiks, associate director. san francisco state university. public comment is welcome. item 9. public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to thr

sara. ( sara ) the preliminary investigation revealed the adult female victim was walking in the crosswalk, eastbound e. santa clara st., when she was struck by a white van travelling southbound n. 10th st. the van fled the scene without stopping. the victim was pronounced deceased at the scene. the suspect has not been identified or apprehended.the identity of the victim will be released by the santa clara county coroner's office after they confirm the victim's identity and notify next of kin. this is the city's 4th fatal collision/victim and 3rd vehicle vs pedestrian fatal collision of 2019. thanks sara. ( darya ) ( james ) lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... getting spoiled th week as nice weather continues. much like yesterday skies will remain sunny and dry and under those inviting skies temperatures will continues to boost for parts of the bay well into the low to mid 60's. temperatures will further rise into the weekend ahead of us. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. story we are following this morning... president

they no one was a child and there were five adults.these could be anybody‘s great—grandpa rents or adults. these could be anybody‘s great—grandparents or grandparents. anybodyjewish, they could be related to them. such was the scale of the holocaust. it is worth thinking about them as individuals whatever your background. people continue to kill each otherjust because of who they are. therefore it could be any others, it could be any of ourfamily, any of our friends where the situation becomes simply intolerable and people start to become torn away from their homes and slaughtered, simply because of who they are. these people, one of them was a child and there couldn't have been anything that child did, oi’ have been anything that child did, or indeed the adults, that led them to auschwitz, the gas chambers and the crematoria. this gives us a chance, even though we don't know these individuals, we know they were ordinary people and ended up in the most extraordinarily, orfull ordinary people and ended up in the most extraordinarily, or

no offense, adults. we are raising, basically, a $10 million fund which only goes to young people for young social justice warriors like yourself. mentors and a community. because i think it's not so much about doing something big, but figuring out where your passion is, who your people are, who your allies are and then getting started. >> okay, thank you very much. >> i'll give you my card. we'll -- [laughter] we'll hook you up. >> thank you very much for your question. are there any other questions coming from the audience? there's so many of you. all right. yes, young man, let's go. [laughter] >> i'm a retired educator, and i work in athletics with boys, 40 seasons. and i'm interested in melissa's statement about that -- and i've seen it, i've observed it. it's probably true in every school about having a majority of your young staff, kids interested in journalism are girls. so i've done some reading on boys as well, you know, and what media -- i cannot remember the authors, i'm sorry. but one of the

system and she was handled as an adult and but but our problem is that one size does not fit all we have lots of issues for kids. i thinking about minnesota the criminal justice system in the way that it treats juveniles and where are we right now is similar and pursuing the case even if they've done terrible terrible same. i think so you know looking at the research is and it's an array sherm and utilizing the power of film and storytelling personalize it and bring that into our home whereas if you don't personally know someone that's impacted you may not be aware of the rough circumstances that people under the age of. the elite u.s. and now with the opportunities in social media and traditional media such as we can share the empath how they got to where they are today and look at a chance for rehabilitation don uniting. so you know i think that an important thing here and melissa is really touching on this is that you know we started out as i started looking at a story about one young woman and what her circumstances that led her into that nursery violence situation we didn't do

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