. >> my name is candice quinn. >> shenoa quinn. we have four children. >> marylanders for marriage equality released an ad featuring residents expressing why they support this full's referendum. opponents gathered enough signatures to force a referendum in november. in may a poll found 57% of likely voters said they would uphold the law. >>> the u.s. episcopal church is the biggest church in the country to approve blessing same-sex unions. the house of deputies gave final approval yesterday. the service is not considered a marriage ceremony. that's because marriage requires the additional involvement of civil authorities and many states do not allow same-sex marriage. the episcopal church has 2 million members in the u.s. >>> it's now 5:37. the strange circumstances surrounding the death of a virginia reporter that have police taking a closer look. >>> the changes at the pentagon

[applause] >> my name is candice. i am here to talk about the community jobs program. this is a community-based program, an on-the-job-training for the nonpublic sector. it is for parents and participants of the county adult assistance programs who face the greatest barriers. i am a former participant and a member of the living wage coalition. i have been able to work -- and provide -- the ability to be self-sufficient. we have a lack of variety for the job segments to meet the career goals. the six-month time limit, which is not enough to get verifiable experience, they are feeling like they are at a dead-end, and we are currently working with christina olague to improve the community jobs programs, to pay the participants and revamp the program. to sign the legislation when it comes to the desk, the budget will improve more participants. [applause] >> hello. i am george -- who has lived 15 years in north beach, and 2.5 years in the tenderloin. i work on police issues and election campaigns. i have noticed that at union square, there is a police presence -- they prote

our winner is candice brader from mount juliet, tennessee.he loves the summer because she gets to watch the show live. during the school year, candice never forgets to record the show and brings fourth hour spirit into her classroom. candice's students think "the legend of messy m'cheanie" is really cute. you and a guest are headed to -- >> that's funny. >> you're headed to the cayman islands. there you'll enjoy a three-night stay in your own luxury cottage. the tip includes daily breakfast prepared by a private chef. hotel and airfare provided by cotton tree, grand cayman. >> go on our website and submit your own. we are up to 408,000 fans now. >> we went up about 8,000 -- >> we went above 4,000 since the chat. >> hodi likes to lie. >> we've got a date with the stars. >>> we are back on this fun day where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in o

outcomes in general health by showing that when you do it with the kind of innovative programs that candice is talking about you get better cost savings, you get better access, you get better adherence to treatment, now, you've got something. i would add to what tom is saying is it's not only a matter of-although critical-not only a matter of helping physicians and other healthcare professionals see that they are going to get better outcomes, in the long run, it's going to be more cost effective. yes. absolutely. but it's also a matter of really helping people understand on a very deep level that addiction is not about a failure of the will. it's a brain disease, and it must be treated as a medical condition on parity with other kinds of chronic conditions. i think that really plays into stigma when people do not see it as a- absolutely. and, dr. clark, i want to go back and, as we're offering the audience a sense of where they can look for information and for training materials, talk a little bit to us about the addiction technology transfer centers and the wealth of information that they

a candice landmark is gone, and the school seems to be in big trouble with the n.c.a.a.. >> today, the university removed a statue of the late football coach joe paterno, which had become a lightning rod for controversy. monday morning, n.c.a.a. will lay out punitive sanctions as the school -- pays for what the report called a complete cover- up of the sex abuse scandal. >> once a shrine to the winningest coach in major history, the monument to joe paterno was dismantled without ceremony. a blue tarp blocked public view as penn state's history was written. a sad day in a place known as happy value -- valley. >> i think he deserves better. >> not everyone agrees. >> i was in favor of and taking it down. >> his statue had become an unwanted reminder of the child sex abuse scandal involving former assistant coach jerry sandusky. an investigation found out that paternal and others -- paterno and others covered up for jerry sandusky. penn state faces the n.c.a.a. on monday. they face sanctions described as unprecedented. with joe paterno's life and legacy under scrutiny, penn state is tryin

commanders say among the obstacles of irving candice have to overcome his physical agility and restrictions about past marijuana use. >> we want people that live here who understand the city, who know the city, and who are from the neighborhoods and understand the problems that are going on. >> officials say that new efforts are under way to better qualify city residents as candidates. an army staff savage and has made the ultimate sacrifice. -- staff sgt has made the ultimate sacrifice. he was killed while on patrol in afghanistan. he graduated from ken wood high school in 1999. officials say he will be awarded the bronze star medal and the purple heart. sgt brandon pepper was 31 years old. if you notice a green liquid fluid through the waterway, officials say it is only a test. they're conducting a test as part of an ongoing effort to observe and improved the water quality. it will help determine the location of potential leaks. this is one week after a 20 inch main broke. we are told it cleans up with water. leaders were gathered for what could be a make or break meeting about expanded g

. >> thank you, my names is james candice inger. a work a minimum of four nights a week two doors up from tupelo and all i want to say is there has been zero issues since they've opened up. that's all. thanks. vice president wu: thank you. >> my name is christopher rustow. i'm a professional musician in san francisco. i've been here almost 15 years. if i could i would like to add a rhetorical question. do you listen to music on a computer? on a headphones? on your home? do you ever go see live music? live murek -- music is how that art form was alive its entire existence until the past 50 years, 60 years, 70 years. it's incredibly important 0 to let it live and breathe in that manner for its existence and i know north beach has a very rich history of live music and i do believe that quality is something that is just overlooked so often in music today. and in that area, in that corridor, one of the things that's really missing is not live music. there's fralt kid rock right down the street. you can go down the street and see that. it

medical candice was the only thing that could relieve my cane. so i am in support of medical cannabis. i have a letter i have been asked to read from supervisor avalos. "thank you for the opportunity to address you. i am supportive of patient access to medical cannabis and have supported the city's approach to permitting mcd's. i expect these dispensaries to meet other conditions for approval that the mission -- commission can and should apply. it is important that conditions for the assurance of operating permits for all of these facilities include adequate and appropriate lighting. contribution of the safety of the block in contributions of the aesthetic appeal by adding greenery and maintaining clean, well painted facades. i expect all entities would work closely to address any concerns as well as maintain an ongoing relationship in order to ensure compliance with agreed upon conditions. thank you for your support on these issues. i look forward the to a collaborative process where we can accommodate the needs for access as well as the safety

. >> my name is candice quinn. >> shenoa quinn. >> we have four children. >> marylanders for marriage equality released an ad featuring residents explaining why they support this fall's referendum. lawmakers passed marriage equality earlier this year but opponents gathered enough signatures to force a referendum in november. 57% of likely voters say they would uphold the law. >>> the u.s. episcopal church is the biggest church in the country to approve blessing of same-sex unions. the final approval was given yesterday. the service is not considered a marriage ceremony because marriage requires the additional involvement of civil authorities and many states do not allow same-sex marriage. the episcopal church has 2 million members in the u.s. >>> there's a new beer on tap in alexandria thanks to that storm that blew through earlier this month. the port city brewing company plans to release limited edition beer that's named after the storm that knocked out their power for three days. the company's founder says a generator kept thousands of gallons of beer from going bad. thank god. one

delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. are you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an enormous amount of work to a poll today off. but there are two people that i want us to single out for today's event. that is marie jopling and judy otto. [cheers and applause] you know how you read in the paper about most famous folks in technology? there are those names, right? those companies and those names we read about every day. but we should all hope for having one of those famous people in our lives, and that is to marie and judy really are. these other two women who i think single-handedly moved me into social networking, kicking and fighting the hallway. because i was not born into technology. i really had

think about it is the different stages of let us call it the course of addiction from prevention, as candice was talking about, through early intervention, through treatment, through continuing care and, ultimately, recovery. there's an active program of research from the basic through the clinical through the translational in each of those stages. in prevention, community-oriented studies have been undergoing large-scale national trials. family-based studies have also been done. lots of work has gone on in the brief intervention area in medical settings, but, now, increasingly also in schools and private office settings. treatment has had the luxury of having the most research funding for the longest time, so medications, interventions of all types have been going on and there's been a real burgeoning literature in that field. we're starting to catch up in the continuing care and the recovery areas, but there needs to be more in that area. and, dr. clark, samhsa originally was founded or authorized to really take the science and develop methodologies or evaluate methodologies. how has that

candice is live with the story. >> elian station has outgrown its size. -- union station has got outgrown its size. you can understand why there are so many who are excited about today's announcement, but -- well, there is a but. the plans are both extensive and expensive. they would include dozens of shops and offices and apartments behind the main hall, and would eventually include the addition of nearly a dozen high-speed rail lines. >> i did the transportation infrastructure is due for an upgrade. >> the high-speed trains would shorten the trip between schear and -- between here and nyc by more than an hour down to 90 minutes. >> our plant in short, to connect 51 million people that live in this region to high- speed rail. >> politicians and executives talked for more than an hour about plans at a union station press conference today. but the big question remains who will pay for it? >> out of your pocket. >> the president admits that 50% to 80% will come from federal tax payer dollars. and the rest? >> come from the states, the local government, but operator itself -- the operator it

our winner is candice brader from mount juliet, tennessee.nk "the legend of mosey mussina" is really cute. you and a guest are headed to -- >> that's funny. >> you're headed to the cayman islands. there you'll enjoy a three-night stay in your own luxury cottage. the tip includes daily breakfast prepared by a private chef. hotel and airfare provided by cotton tree, grand cayman. >> go on our website and submit your own. we are up to 408,000 fans now. >> we went up about 8,000 -- >> we went above 4,000 since the chat. >> hodi likes to lie. >> we've got a date with the stars. estling team. ♪ can febreze air effects defeat the smelly air in their gym for good? [ man ] what can you smell? [ inhales deeply ] a lot of flowers. it's on the zingy side of floral. potpourri factory, maybe. you can take off your blindfolds now. oh my gosh. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] success. victory over odors, for good, both here and in your home. febreze. breathe happy. that's mom to you. and you should eat something that's good for you before you go outside. neve

that, says author candice mallard, is a great shame. >> he was without question one of the most extraordinaryr elect president. he was absolutely brilliant. he was born into incredible poverty. >> reporter: in a log cabin. the last of the log cabin presidents. his father died before he was two years old. to put himself through college that first year he was a janitor and a carpenter. by his second year, they made him assistant professor of literature and ancient languages. by the time he was 26, he was his college's president. just one of these astonishing things. he just had an off-the-charts mind. >> reporter: his loss is all the more heart breaking, she writes in her recent book, because garfield didn't need to die. even after he was shot. a civil war hero and nine-term congressman, garfield was drafted by fellow republicans to run for president, an office he never sought. >> he calls the presidency a bleak mountain. he knew it would be very difficult and lonely position to be in. you know, this is the height of the spoil system. >> reporter: the spoil system under which anyone could petit

i can't believe you called candice bergen a bad house guest. >> always did the sheets before she left and "homeland" they're going to come roaring in. it's the first time in the drama category for "downton abbey." "breaking bad" not nominated last year. it was ineligible. it's back. "mad men" will be back. i wonder if any of the other new ones, or "breaking bad" can beat it. >> it will be a great scrap. >> who is your dark horse? >> i would like to see "girls" do well. and lena dunham. i would like to see the show do well. is there that show grew on me. it got better. >> it's bleeding edge out there. it's fresh out of williamsburg. we'll see if the acad my academ handle it. >> we have to get weather first. >>> it's so on the edge, it's bleeding edge. we start with twitter and facebook pictures. your twitter pictures are amazing today. the storm damage leading the news coverage. from arlington to an thsanta ba. here's what it looks like where the rain is going. from the gulf coast well up into the east coast. an awful lot of rain today. pittsburgh into the northern west virginia area i

candice grasso is here with 11 fitness to show us how to train like an olympic athlete. >> yeah. >> whatyou're doing tai chi and balancing at the same time. >> kind of am, yeah. i have been raised -- it's a dirty job but someone has to do it, in hawaii for a few weeks, actually we're very fortunate. we just got a place out there but i do work out there. and i teach people how to do all kinds of funky things. and one of the things that we can do out there is paddle boarding. have you ever heard of it? >> sort of. >> it is like a surfboard. >> ok. >> a little more of a bigger board and actually stand on this board on water and as you're standing on this board, you are actually paddling. very intensive from one side to the other. so what we're talking about today is what we call very specific training. when we train folks that come to me for general fitness, we do general fitness. but if they have a sport in specific, we train them for that. the olympians train with that principle and it's called the said principle like i said to you. said. and it stands for specific adaptation to an impose