then handed the rifle to brenda.he blood spatter on brenda's pants proved she was less than two feet away. pavatt used a .22-caliber pistol to shoot brenda's arm, but he fired it from a couple inches away, leaving the burn marks. >> i've been shot! my husband's been shot! >> brenda called police with the fake story of the two masked men. pavatt hid in the empty house next door. the homeowners had given brenda the key for safekeeping. pavatt stayed there for at least a day until police were finished at the scene. he ejected the spent shotgun shell when he heard the homeowner's son walk into the house to pick up his parents' mail. fortunately, the man didn't go upstairs or he might have been killed, too. investigators never found the murder weapon, but they did find some important information. >> during our investigation, we also found that mr. pavatt had purchased a .22-caliber pistol at a local gun store with the use of a credit card about a month before the homicide. >> everything was a piece of a puzzle. all of tho

brenda brenda you're talking about the role how critical it is and how you work with parents. i'll ask all of you this how do you address the issue with teen parents themselves. there are so many teens who are parents and so many young parents that never learned the lessons themselves. how do they teach their kids. >> that's a really good point. the research shows if you're the child of a teen parent is more likely to be a teen parent themselves. you know as a fully grown adult with a fulltime job and a partner, it's hard for me to raise kids in the district so i can't imagine how hard it is for those young single moms to do it. so i think it's a critical thing. just the work brenda has done over the years that has reduced the rate that work on its own is kind of going to be contributing to the next generation of reductions. >> aurora what do you think about that? >> i think teen parents need the information that -- to pass down to their kids starting early. we do it through peer education. we do focus on building healthy relationships, not just romantic relationships but rela

brenda: van aprendiendo palabras.es durante este mes de abril de univisiÓn y le invita a hacer lo mismo, participando en nuestra campaÑa pequeÑos y valiosos. >> vamos a promover la lectura a los niÑos de cero a cinco aÑos. queremos que la familia sea un trabajo y una actividad de todos. no solamente de mama o de papÁ, es de la abuela, de la tÍa, de la sobrina. para recibir brenda: ademÁs de consejo, tambiÉn tener la oportunidad de ganar dinero para el futuro de sus hijos. >> cada semana daremos casi 1000 $ para que puedan obtener una cuenta de ahorros para el niÑo. brenda: para rafael cada minuto que pasa no sÓlo fomenta la educaciÓn, sino para darle... rafael: es importante el no sÓlo leerlos, tambiÉn tocarlos, abrazarlos. que ellos se sienten amados. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: el ex gobernador de la florida potencial aspirante republicano a la presidencia j. bush. visitarÁ puerto rico el 28 de abril, se trata de un foro, un almuerzo de recaudaciÓn de fondos. una reuniÓn abierta al pÚblico. esta es la primera visita de un aspirante

brenda: los padres deben supervisar los programas que ven los niÑos. sofia le ha funcionado estimularlo con juguetes y mÚsica, algo que por lo visto disfruta agustÍn. ramon: lo invitamos a que se sume a nuestra campaÑa pequeÑos y valiosos. y convierta cada momento en un momento de aprendisaje. __ y aprendizaje. raÚl: sin duda uno de los juegos mÁs llamativos de la jornada 13, fue el de la visita del amÉrica a monterrey. tecnolÓgico saliÓ con un golazo de pabon ya estaba arriba. el amÉrica tendrÍa una respuesta inmediata, a los cinco minutos apareciÓ pablo aguilar y se encarga de meter el empate. al final la cancha parecÍa lista para jugar water polo. en la perla tapatÍa, leones negros contra el puebla, ambos equipos bastante nerviosos. el Árbitro marca un claro penal ante la protesta de los de la udg. se encargarÍa de cobrarlo el chavo. despuÉs mala fortuna, un autogol puso el uno a uno final. los tusos contra los pumas, asÍ se irÍan al descanso. britos marcaba el empate para los de la unam. nahuelpan ya le daba el cabezazo. giants en san diego contra

. ;01 ;12 ;33 (sot ) brenda reyes 01:56 al 02:02 no es nada facil para brenda reyes de 17 anos describirl momento en el que caminaba de su escuela a su casa por mount herman drive y se topo con este joven... (sot) brenda reyes 01:16 al 01:24 ella inicialmente penso que le estaba coqueteando pues le pregunto su nombre y le pidio su numero de telefono .. pero en un segundo todo cambio y de repente el sujeto la agarro de los brazos y la comenzo a estrujar... de pronto la golpeo en la cara, le saco una navaja y le pidio su celular... ella se lo dio y salio corriendo... cuando le aviso a su madre de lo ocurrido no podia creerlo... (sot mama) 03:48 al 03:55 la unica cosa que estaba oyendo que un hombre le pego a mi hija y me sentia como sin fuerzas brenda esperaba nunca volver a ver el rostro de su agresor pero esta semana su peor pesadilla se hizo realidad... a su nuevo telefono le comenzaron a llegar fotos que ella no habia tomado... y en esas fotos salia el mismo joven que la asalto junto a una chica y un bebe... todo indica que el muchacho no desactivo la cuenta de apple de brenda por lo q

brenda: participando en nuestra compaÑa pequeÑas y valiosa. de la tÍa. brenda: para empezar a ver los beneficios y recibir consejos semanales y mensuales, es necesario que envÍa la palabra Éxito al 26262. ademÁs de consejos, tambiÉn tiene la oportunidad de ganar dinero para el futuro de sus hijos. >>todas las semanas daremos 1000 $ para que la familia obtenga su cuenta de ahorro para el colegio del niÑo. brenda: para rafael, cada minuto que pasa con su hijo, no sÓlo fomenta la educaciÓn, tambiÉn para aprender. rafael: es no sÓlo es importante leerlas, tocarlos y abrazarlo. que se sientan amados. julio: otro dÍa diferente con tel pero duras oleadas, vamos con eduardo rodrÍguez que nos presenta su informe. eduardo: buenas noches julio y buenas noches amigos. el dÍa estuvo tranquilo, que diferenciar lo que tuvimos ayer. las temperaturas, en muchos sectores estuvieron 68. en el aeropuerto de filadelfia, alcanzÓ 70. deberÍamos esperar a los 60 grados. sobre todo en el norte de delawere. la poca nubosidad estuvo caracterizado hoy. noten acÁ que toda

it's about lives. >> you're right, brenda. look jonas pointed out a lot of what if scenarios down the road. anything can happen. i will grant him that point but we don't have the luxury of looking into the future and deciding what's best now. so to me it is cut and dry. i can't figure out, quite honestly whether it's numbers or whether it's ethics or whether it's moral or whether it's danger to society, why president obama wants to release these people and i come back to he's making it political, and his job is as commander in chief is just the opposite. it's so look out for our welfare. to me this is a slam dunk >> chuck, to answer that why do you think the president is trying to race to release these? >> i don't know exactly why. obviously i'm not a foreign relations expert but there has to be i would like to think and my common sense these are the last 100 and i think gitmo is a slap in the face of who we stand for as americans. i think we should shut down gitmo, like it or not. >> that means, jonas, sending terrorists out,

brenda: cualquier actividad que los empiece a tranquilizar antes de dormir y las fiestas tambiÉn sonemÁs de ayudarlos a descansar es importante que los bebÉs los acostumbra dormir en su propia cama. doctor: es muy peligroso la muerte de cuna, el sÍndrome de muerte sÚbita ocurre 3 de 4 veces en la cama de los papÁs, no en la cuna. el sitio mÁs seguro para que duerma un bebÉ es la cuna. ilia: gracias, no se retire que regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn. reportera: el tiempo tranquilo en todo el noreste del paÍs nosotros no hemos sido la excepciÓn dormir examinan las altas temperaturas. en su segmento del tiempo. ♪♪ ilia: la iglesia marÍa reina de todos los santos los invita a su viacrucis en vivo el viernes 3 de abril en la parroquia en el 48 24 de la avenida candem. durante la dramatizaciÓn del viacrucis se recordarÁ la muerte resurrecciÓn de jesucristo para mÁs informaciÓn puede llamar al nÚmero que ve en pantalla. ♪♪ ♪♪ a continuaciÓn juan carlos nos cuenta sobre tecnologÍa que permite compartir video en vivo con otras personas, veamos. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ juan: ahora puede mostrarle al mundo lo q

i'm brenda buckner, this is "bulls and bears." gary b. smith joe mass max ferris, john layfield along with ashley pratt and emily tish-sussman. ashley, the union backed protests, just a way to bump up their membership, not people's pay? >> the unions do not care at all about increasing the minimum wage for workers. they tried to make this look like an organic effort when really over the past two years the seiu funneled over $50 million into nonprofit groups to make it look like it's organic done by the workers. if you saw some of the protests, young college students being paid money by the unions to stand out there. they weren't actual fast food workers and that's the real issue that you wachbt tont to debate. why this issue is going on when workers aren't the ones really advocating for it. >> gary, why do you think this is? tens of millions of dollars a huge campaign and most union workers don't make minimum wage. >> exactly, brenda. it's very clever actually on the part of unions. they're looking altruistic but what they're really doing

brenda frese is not happy about it. brenda frese told her team they should take it personally. they should be furious about getting no respect. so, play hard and play maryland basketball. brenda frese: now it is our opportunity. you know, being able to compete for every single possession of our conference. tim: although uconn did beat duke by 31 and notre dame by 18. that might take maryland's best game of the year. so the caps have five games left. they play montreal in quebec. alex ovechkin has yet to score a goal. the canadians -- the canadi ens face-off tonight. the top prospects -- bill belichick 35-zero. belichick says he has great respect for randy hassell. let's go to the mba. seven days in the regular season. the wizard showed some of their best. marcin gortat, he played a solid defense. and when he plays well, the wizards have a chance against anybody. and the texas longhorns trying to a higher -- hire the vcu coach. in the past he has turned down minnesota, but texas is trying to get a shot. maureen: thank you so much. we're going to get a little rain. doug: it looks

brenda, good to see you as always.nks for talking about the potential maybe, would be, could be mrs. clinton. of course, you can watch brenda on "bulls and bears" on the fox newschannel a the weekends as she gives us her news. >> i think we'll have to start using initials once again as we await hillary clinton to make it official, the announcement of her 2016 white house bid expected to come today via social media. we'll bring it to you live right here on fox newschannel as soon as it is posted. stick around. it's going to be exciting. cine. cine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. i love making sunday dinners. but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forget about it. tylenol was ok, but it was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. >>> so will former first

and it kind of scares me. >> reporter: he is still connected to brenda's apple account and selfie he snaps are ending up on brenda's new phone. >> that phone doesn't belong to you. >> reporter: not only did the man rob brenda of her cell phone, he also stole her sense of security in her own neighborhood. >> i now take my taser and my pepper spray. so i encourage other girls to do the same. >> reporter: according to crime reports, that was the only robbery in this neighborhood last month. and if you do recognize the man in those pictures you're asked to call the san jose police department. reporting live in east san jose, michelle robert nbc bay area news. >> thank you, michelle. >>> the feds are coming. the fbi has agreed to look into allegations that san francisco sheriff's deputies forced inmates to fight. like gladiators. they outlined how he learned about it and the immediate steps he took to address it. four deputies stand accused of arranging and betting on fights. the sheriff says the allegations appear isolated to just the four but he wants the feds to confirm it independentl

brenda frese all fired up. you know she can certainly motivate the troops.ck out this move by lauren mincy. up and under. i like it. hiding the basketball. terps keeping it close in the first half, but breanna stewart keeping it going in the second half. she had help, too. morgan tuck is another fabulous freshman for gino. >> really disappointed. obviously we wanted to come in here and shock the world but i'm proud of how my team competed, and i can't wait to see what is ahead for them. >> i thought the runs in the second half obviously hurt us and were really tough, but couldn't be more proud obviously of lauren mincy and the legacy that she has left. >> the men will crown the champion tomorrow night in indianapolis. wisconsin led by player of the year frank kaminsky. duke 80-70. >> sorry, i was just perks rirkzscoping b ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the

. >> brenda, keep breathing, brenda, stay with me, stay with me. heard, you know, don't die. >> everything will be okay. you're going to be all right, brenda. >> at that moment, i started kind of wondering if my legs were gone. >> he's driving. he's taking off. he's going for the broadway parking lot. >> another officer gives chase and captures it all on his dash cam. >> officer down. >> officer bermudez is still conscious and is glad to know the officer in pursuit is her buddy, gabriel padilla. so many emotions were running through my head. i didn't know how bad it was. vehicle turned left on willow creek. southbound. i thought she was dead. he's stopping. he's stopping in the street. >> the suspect jumps out of the stolen car and now he's on the run. >> hey! stop! hey! stop! hey! stop! hey! >> while the passenger casually walks away from the scene, officer padilla goes after torres. >> police! >> so i gave chase through the creek. i caught up to him and he gave up and he surrendered him. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground and i h

joining me is brenda buttner anchor of "bulls and bears."a you brought five tax mistakes that new homeowners make. we start with not tracking your home improvement expenses. >> if you bought a fixer upper and are used to renting and not keeping receipts for home improvements, that is a mistake. you should keep them. energy efficient improvements or if you put in an entrance ramp, you can get deductions for those. be sure to keep all of your receipts. >> you say using your home office deduction, most do that incorrectly. >> it is a huge red flag for the i.r.s. just seeing a home office deduction can lead to an audit so be very careful be very conservative. i would talk to a professional about it. i would not try to do this on your own. there is also a new home office deduction form that is simpler do you not have to measure your office. again, talk to somebody who is a pro. >> a lot of people out there are blogers now and technically that is their job working at host. >> it all depends on how the i.r.s. is feeling when he looks at your form b

it was scary. >> reporter: brenda says the phone was a birthday present from her mom. full of family pictures. but now the stream is a constant reminder of the attack. >> it scares me. >> reporter: he is taking pictures on her phone that is still linked to her i-cloud. >> that phone doesn't belong to you. report>> reporter: as he snaps selfies, hopefully the police can track him down. >> hopefully this person doesn't hurt anybody else. really sad. >>. >> reporter: according to crime reports, that's the only robbery under this neighborhood last month. if you do recognize the man in those pictures you are asked to call the san jose police department. reporting live in east san jose michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> glad she's okay. >>> traffic will be worse than usual in parts of san francisco this weekend. main thoroughfare van ness is closed because california pacific medical center is building a new campus there. this weekend workers are constructing a new pedestrian tunnel. the shut down isn't going over well for a woman who had to break the news to a nervous b

presentation by brenda messkam, muni -- mft director of sf hot. sorry for the confusion. thank you for presenting before this council. >> i'm brenda meskin, the director of the homeless outreach team. i wanted to talk about a brief overview of the services that the hot team is have the therapeutic transport that transports people from the clinics from emergency centers to the hospital shelters. we try to identify the multiple services and high users of single services because we are always doing the transport. that's all being logged and when we identify the different client we will present them forward to care management. we also have the san francisco public library. we have a social worker and two part-time fte's with six health and safety associates that are former clients that are more stabilized and they are trying to help us identify patrons of the library that could use our services. we have in addition to our outreach we have increased the amount of, or street outreach workers, we call them case managers because they are doing case management out on the street, t

back to you. >> brenda always appreciate your insight. thank you. >> thank you. >>> much ahead on "america's news headquarters," a brand new poll shows a new frontrunner. >>> our political panel is waiting in the wings. >>> after recent rumors of his death former cuban president fidel castro appears for the first time in more than a year. and freshmen around the world, how did i favor-- holding vigils. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. you know your dentures can move, unlike natural teeth. try fixodent plus true feel. the smooth formula helps keep dentures in place. it's free of flavors and colorants, for a closer feeling to natural teeth. fixodent. and forget it. e plane and thought... yeah! empty seat next to me. and then i saw him slowly coming down the aisle. one of those guys who just can't stop talking

we had a presentation by brenda mass skin and dr. nerven from the homeless outreach team which we usually abbreviate as the hot team. the hot team is a program with the department of public health. the hot teams role is to assist people with disabilities during a disaster. brenda and dr. neville started to address the hot teams mission and by reconstructing service. the hot team is a group who would address everything about the homeless including medical intervention, when someone was ill on the streets. intervention case management and transportation to shelters and health care and transition to supportive housing to stabilization rooms. under the new reconstruction, the hot team now focuses on the highest users of emergency services. and the people who are the most vulnerable. this is only a subset of the homeless population as a whole. important to keep on training shelters workers to help them make the distinction. james gump from white house and the blind and visually impaired talked about repeating out volunteer youth corp part

hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." here we are with the bulls and bears this week. welcome to everybody. hadley, instead of planning to lift sanctions, do we need tougher ones for iran? >> yes. we certainly don't need to be fiddling around with lifting sanctions on iran at this moment. we need to see proof from iran they are willing to stop entirely with their nuclear program. we need to go back to our original negotiations goal. this is not a gift for iran. this is something we need to think about globally. the global economy is better off with we have geopolitical stability. we will be better served in the long run that united states can ensure iran is not on the path to nuclear weaponry. >> a lot of our friends are saying this enemy iran needs more sanctions, not lifting them. what do you think? >> if you took lee ray 12 fish he would complain because you didn't bring him 15. he is mean and angry. that's happening in the world. we need to let this thing see itself through. there are three more months before we see t

head coach brenda frese says her team has to keep up with uconn. who has more pressure on them,s little engine that could or the nine time national champs? >> i think they have more pressure. they've had a great season and they're the top season. >> do you worry that you guys are 20 plus point underdogs to uconn, do you feel the pressure? >> not at all. if anythingismif anything, i feel like everyone's against us. i think there's more pressure on uconn to win this game. >> game time is 9:00 tomorrow night. since maryland is the second game they'll know who they play tuesday night for the national championship, that is if they get by the uconn huskies. in tampa, diane roberts wusa9 sports. >>> thanks a lot. 8:30 eastern the tipoff tomorrow night. yesterday was passover, as you know deb, and john wall did just that. he passed over and over and over again. 18 dimes a career high for him. afterwards he spoke about the importance of peaking at the right time. are the wizards peaking. we'll find out tonight. let's get to it. there he is, john wall, they

. >> so, brenda, how can yoga help me overcome the stress i face before taking a big test? >> when you have stress from a test, test anxiety, you can lose your concentration and your focus. so to overcome that, you can do a pose such as this. you step forward. >> okay. >> and then roll the shoulders back. open the chest. open those arms up. take a deep breath. and exhale. and bring those hands back together. >> very nice. >> another thing that happens when you have test anxiety is you feel ungrounded. so another great pose to do is downward-facing dog. so, we come down onto the mat, hands forward. walk those feet back a little bit. this builds strength as well as calms the mind because it's an inversion, so it's a very calming effect because the heart is above the head. and then we can come on down. >> so, this was downward dog. and what was the first one called? >> it's a variation of the warrior one position. >> all right. very nice. well, i feel really good, and i'm definitely ready to tackle those tests. [ laughs ] thank you so much, brenda. >> you're welcome. >> with "

. >> reporter: head coach brenda frees says the experience they are having is a lesson of discipline a maminil distraction. it started three years ago. every win came more messages via text and social media. now they have given up phones on all road tourney games. >> last year we had the record after winning the elite eight, we had at least 100 messages. >> i can't imagine when i was in college to have, to be able to navigate the social world. >> reporter: some players have gone a step further than just phones. >> like that was mine. i wanted to be able to focus, to be it on my school work. >> reporter: and without a cell phone, you could do a lot of studying and a lot of focusing. you might be wondering these are college kids, how do their parents get a hold of them? the parents have an emergency contact number to someone on the team to relay the information to the daughter if something really important happens. but until the game is over, either tonight or tuesday night if they happen to advance, no parents, no phones. deborah? >> reporter: thanks so much, diane. well straight ahea

. >> [ serene music plays ] >> we're back again with yoga expert brenda schnable. hi. >> hi. >> so, tell us about what the "monkey mind" means. >> the monkey mind is when you can't shut those thoughts off. you're jumping from thought to thought like a monkey jumps from branch to branch. it's most common when you go to sleep at night. you just can't get that mind to turn off. and so there's a couple things you can do shut that or slow that monkey mind down. one of them is an inversion. would you like to try? >> sure, let's do it! >> all right. so let's turn this way, so that we don't run into each other. this is called rag doll. from back when i was a kid there was a doll called raggedy anne and raggedy andy. so you just bend over, hold those elbows. [ inhales deeply ] an inversion has a calming effect because the heart is above the head. and then just release those elbows and slowly roll up. the next thing you can do for the monkey mind is balance poses. balances are great because they make you focus and concentrate on something. so we're going to stand on our righ

how do you control that juggernaut, brenda frese? >> you got to be able to outscore them.can score from all five positions. fortunately for us we have the ability to do the same and with our depth. so got to be able to keep up with the pace and be able to score the basketball. >> doesn't look good. >> 76-1? >> the one was like a double overtime game. >> but, you know, they're due to lose. look at it that way. >> brenda's team, maybe. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. >>> look what's up. if i don't hear a ding, i can't talk, but i'll try anyway, bright but brisk weekend. breezy and then some. >> that's our broadcast. everybody have a great holiday ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the world's largest original hangar, it's "the late show with david letterman." tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now the darling of the catwalk, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide

brenda had been told her baby died after giving birth in 1965.edly toot infant from zell la and zell la was linked as melanie's mother years later and her daughter had been placed in adoptive care. the story all too real to brenda stewart who now wondering if her child is still alive. >> as she came out, she cried. she was crying. they held her up for me to see her. >> reporter: stewart says she was never given an opportunity to hold her child and that the hospital staff allegedly returned to say her child was dead. even more when stewart's parents arrived at the hospital, staff allegedly told her parents they could not see the body because stewart signed papers stating the body would be donated to science. stewart denies signing such paper work citing the fact she was only 15 years old at the time. >> it still hurt me to know that my baby is out there because i never have believed that she was dead. >> reporter: she is just with one of many women who are coming forward to zellla with the unfathomable fear that her child may still be alive. >> i

brenda buttner is the anchor of "bulls and bears." hi brenda. >> how are you? >> i'm well.reak it down. you're saying more than half americans are not investing in the stock market. who's not in and why? >> it's very interesting, because basically bottom line mom and pop investor are not on wall street. 52% of americans are not in the market. it's interesting the reasons why. it's not because they don't trust stockbrokers or because stocks seem so risky even though we are just nine years past the big bubble of the housing market bursting. it's because they don't have any money. 45% of all working-age households have no money to save for retirement. you're it retirement money people put into the stock market because it can give you a good return over time. they just don't have the money. >> people know their pocketbooks and their balances in their check books better than we do. how do you know if you should be in the market? maybe you do have enough money to pop in there. >> well there are a couple of things. i won't tell you what a stockbroker will say. i will say this. num

brenda: gracias por apoyarme, ha sido un gran camino por recorrer. alejandro: brenda canta cÚlpame!

randy was a great cook and his restaurant carried recipes from brenda's dad and from brenda's brother, red bryan and sonny bryan. randy was a loving father and he cherished his family time. and he quickly learned how to balance his career to spend quality time with his family. last year the bryan college station chamber of commerce named them their citizens of the year. this award was bestowed on them for their long and dedicated service to our community. as an active community leader, randy symms served tirelessly on various boards and organizations including the state of texas regional review committee, the presidential library committee the bryan college station economic development corporation, the bear bryant scholarship foundation, the brazos valley fellowship of christian athletes the solid waste advisory board the brazos beautiful initiative, the brazos valley museum of natural history, the grace bible church deacon board and the bradsoast county 911 board. -- brazos county 911 board. it included serving as a bryan i.s.d. host volunteer, part of the chamber of conference, as c

presentation by brenda. break. no. 8. information san francisco municipal transportation agency, muni, will give an update on a project called muni forward that includes services charges to limited lines, stops and signage. presentation by sean den key. public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 9. report from the director on the mayor's office of disability. agenda item 106789 public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 11. correspondence. agenda item 12. discussion item. council member comments and announcements. agenda item 13. adjourn. thank you, at this time i would like to make a motion to amend the agenda. a break from after item no. 6, after ms. zarda's presentation. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? so changed. we will move on to item no. 3 public comment. items not on today's agenda. but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. please be respectful to the pr

brenda was found as a stray so we brought her in.ter, where she gets all of the medical care that she needed. she gets spade, vaccinated. now she's just ready to find herself her family. >> hopefully brend likes to give hugs. hi sweetheart. >> yes. >> okay, wow, look at these great cat rooms. >> so cute. >> yes. >> it looks like fun good we are so excited to have these rooms for cats. we have three rooms that are decked out with the boxes and ladders and wheel that they can run on and comfortable bedding. the just a place to hang out together and be really comfortable and have a little bit of fun waiting to get adopted. >> my goodness you have been just a puppy you are just a puppy. >> so in between times when volunteers are walking dogs if this was another place they hang out. >> we have four kennels here. this is their home while they wait for their permanent home. he was found as a stray. is just your average easy puppy. he needs to be in a home where he can get some training and learn some commands but he listens really well and

karina: y para brenda durÁn es momento analizar la situaciÓn por los que muchos contribuyentes estÁnstÁ cobrando. se refieren a la multa de que estÁn dando a quienes no contaban con seguro mÉdico durante 2014. >> todas sabemos que su mundo de conizaciÓn nueva, es ese segundo perÍodo de inscripciÓn abierta. que acabo de terminar en febrero. karina: para que tomen un plan de seguro mÉdico, ya que el cobertura mÉdica durante esta segunda oportunidad sÓlo tener que pagar la mitad de la multa, serÍa enero febrero marzo abril. dos seguro serÍa vigente hasta enero junio de no adquirirlo para este 2015 en la multa serÁ del doble, serÁ cuenta mentora es sara, de 700 $ este aÑo serÍa el doble, casi 600 $ importantes que les busquen un plan econÓmico. >> dependiendo de su ingreso o pueden encontrar un plan que no serÍa tan caro. beatriz: cuando se desatÓ un, aguacero siguiente se porque un divorcio podrÍa afectarle algo mÁs que su bolsillo... --lo que deÍa ser pura diversÓn, termiÓ en caos y estÉs pa beatriz: en medio de un espectÁculo suceder aguacero que con granizo obligÓ al grito chicos y g

. >> hello, i'm brenda i am an my third child at kip bayview my son goes to reardon and my son is a 6thder there i put my child in kip he wasn't doing well in public school anyhow in the 11th grade applying to stanford university and the university of portland all alleyways because of kip has helped him the community at kip is totally a family you pretty much know every parent or the parent of the child they come in you speak to everyone and the principle makes sure that everyone knows each when my child can't get home there is other parent or child willing to help out if we need to know what meeting or miss a meeting or not there on time you can call kip the education is amazing that is the best education you'll get here in san francisco in the community we're in i live in the bayview but my son gots to sf bay that's the best education we can get here for free no other way we're going to get it without paying for it i'm previous active to the folks now on my third principle and still happy in that school when a principle leaves usually something happens this is a community for all of u

head coach brenda frese says they are good, but we are good, too. coach: we are not going to concede anything. we are competitors too, and when you talk about playing connecticut, they are hard to face, but at the same time for us, it's the best way to be up to close the gap. >> i think a lot of teams get caught up in the respect of uconn. obviously they are a great team, and when you go into a game you have to go in confident and fearless, so we will go when they're fearless and give them everything we have. robert: patrick read at the houston open. this looks good from where i'm sitting. you have the hole in one, but that's not the crazy part. after the ball goes in, he celebrates a little bit. then the full sprint to the hole. what is the rush? just let it sink in. and the caps could clinch a playoff berth with a victory in regulation tonight. they will have to win on the road against ottawa. kimberly: i've never seen a golfer do that. robert: never. you have to play it cool. kimberly: >>> welcome to "world news tonight." severe weather. fierce s

brenda. >> guest: thank you brenda. iceland is a small country with 250,000 people. it was clear that in the seychelle economy based on a totally unstable speculative banking system. bottom line don't run your company like iceland did hear it if we had a country we can crash like crazy in the united states and maintain some integrity. the problem is people like you in your neighborhood are the ones who got hurt a lot. when there is now part is when people are running off money they didn't earn people should be held accountable. i don't think there's any reason wished a special privileges because they are rich. either way, i think because you are not rich doesn't mean you should be held accountable. between 25% 50% of people who lost their homes foreclosed on their homes voluntarily. to combat this. this is work that comes from the university of chicago that talked about voluntary foreclosure. a lot of people millions of millions of people turned their keys into the bank and continue to pay th

it's a myth, brenda. total myth. dope dealers are locked up not dope smokers.tions. and for my money, kids are better off without a drug-pusher father. they're better off. gloria caruso buffalo, new york. i have been trying to find out what happened to bob beckel. he had back surgery gloria. o'reilly o'reilly will "killing patton" be out in paper back. go to bill o'reilly.com and register. i could even do it. and then you get a free book. killing patton and other killing books. not going to be out in paper back because they continue to sell in hard back. patton has been on the best-seller list for 30 consecutive weeks. amazing. dan buckner of california. i missed the last about wild bill hickock. will i get another chance to see it? this sunday kit carson featured on legends and lies at 8:00 p.m. dan. but right after that they run again at 9:00. ratings on the fox news channel are up big week to week. glad you guys like the show. fun to watch, you learn something. page the your honorins. my sister and brother-in-law marjorie and warren williams married for 70 y

joining me now is brenda buttner fox news senior business correspond end, anchor of bulls and bears. good to see you. >> thank you. >> it is a very generic and sort of fungible term, middle class. i'm not sure even economists fully understand the parameters of it. what is it? >> instead of looking at economic statistics and median income and all that the way i define middle class is if you feel plidle middle class you are middle class. and fewer and fewer people do. that's because this recovery has been anything but tepid. and wages are stagnant. and the cost of living is going up. look at college education health care. these are all making it impossible for people to have what the middle class is, what is, you know housing, college education, retirement savings. it's really not -- >> you know the labor department tells us that the jobless rate has fallen to 5.5%. but the truth is the real or effective unemployment rate is more than double that. manufacturing, new home construction, that seems to have slowed down consumer spending, which is you know, the engine of economic growth, is