candice, thanks for stepping up.lunteer highlights for someone who really has contributed and made an impact on more than a generation of women and families in san francisco. in fact, she has impacted the most important field that impacts women the most, early education. candice has over 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, directing programs for family that include child care, parent education, and support services and programs for immigrant families and english language learners. candice has been the director of the california child development programs for the low income investment fund, also known as lif, since 2010. candice oversees the child care facilities fund, which is a national award-winning program that not only provides child care facilities development grants and loans but also business capacity building programs and supports. these are projects that have high social value and impact to a community but also these individuals cannot access services offered by traditional financial institutions

jane fonda, dine keaton, candice burr again and mary steen ber gun.ve your first look. >> we started this book club to stimulate our minds. >> from what i hear it's quite stimulating. >> she brings racy reading to her friends. >> what's that? that is not monday. >> this is nasty. >> all the 50 shades steaminess spices up their love lives. >> what i hope to happen is happening. >> give me the zip ties. >> are you thinking about tying me up. >> if women our age were supposed to have sex, he wouldn't do what he does to our body. >> there's much more life after 60 and really after 70. >> spice up your love life. >> do you need anything else, your honor? >> no, i don't. i'm fine. >> don johnson whose daughter dakota stars in the movies plays jane's love interest. >> what's it been? 40 years? >> since when do you eat ice cream. >> give that to a professional. >> i'm the one that's still -- plays around. i'm the one that still enjoys having lovers. >> it's the first day. >> put on something exy. >> be comfortable. >> that's too comfortable. >> well, hey you.

. >> candice, hold on one second. thank you for joining us.et's go to gabe gutierrez live in austin. what can you tell us about the latest from the scene? >> reporter: hi, there, katy. good afternoon. well, we're actually here at the scene, at the place where investigators believe that these two packages may have been mailed from. those two most recent packages, one of them that exploded overnight in that fedex facility near san antonio. and the other one that ended up at this fedex facility near the austin airport. now, you can see behind me, there's an fbi vehicle right here. and we've been seeing investigators going all the way in the distance there to that fedex office facility. and just a few moments ago, we saw investigators dusting for fingerprints there. and according to a source briefed on the investigation, this is the location where those two packages may have been mailed from, or at least where investigators are lacking at. now, katy, there's still a lot of unanswered questions up-to-the-on, you know, on how exactly they linked to

people who try candice can vote by text or social media whether they like snacking on chocolates that taste like a morning cup of coffee, something tart or minty fresh. >> okay. >>> a couple in new seal land has paid work tours trade in four wheels for two. >> mint collective is encouraging employees to bike to work and paying them five dollars a day to do that. it gets better for work or bike to work for more than six months the incentives doubles to 10 bucks a day. >> especially going home, you know, during rush hour traffic , i don't to have get in line, but there is not lines of traffic, to get home. >> would i do this but i'm afraid to mess my hair up. company's director says it pay s off because workers will have more energy and be healthier. >>> we will be right ...what are you doing?? i don't need all this. mucinex fast-max can handle most of my symptoms. name one. how about nine? even... yea - i can read. we're done here. mucinex fast-max cold, flu & sore throat fights 9 symptoms. let's end this. >>> more than 50 million people across the northeast are feeling effects from th

have one of the best lessons you can learn in life is learn how to read people and by candice in the door instantly you know whether you'll get a good reception or a bad reception and you have to find children that every time so you've got thirty seconds before that door closes so that was your butler and then it was unusual for egypt see a lad like yourself to become an entrepreneur or do you think about the leaves entrepreneurship you know with a good grace of god i've been lucky enough to take it a little bit further than one stock business and business or been involved with have become national businesses and one particular business i'm involved with now is europe's largest residential mobile home park operation but then it wasn't all plain sailing for you when you started when you got into mobile phones push was your first big break flu yeah well i did very very well. i was in the van hire business and that business was doing all right i actually thought i could walk on water until i hit i was twenty years old and it was as if somebody not only pulled the rug or why but i set it

president obamn 2012 and the office of responsibility which is made up of his fbi peers and run by candicel who was appointed by robert mueller in 2002, i should say. >> bureaucracy and he wasn't fit for service in the fbi anymore and as i said, it's been six weeks since, i think, mr. wray, the fbi director has been notified of this and jeff sessions and it's a shame it took so long, rather than mr. mccabe attacking the president, they might want to ask why the number two official at the fbi, he lasted so long having been caught in these lies and what investigations this troubled individual has tainted as a result such as clinton e-mail investigation and as i said the russia collusion investigation targeting president trump. there's no reason to think that trump investigation, russia investigation is compromised certainly as a result of mccabe's problem. heather: on that front moving forward, what about robert mueller, what do you say happening with him? >> well, the president is putting a lot of pressure on the mueller operation. i've long called on the mueller special counsel to be shut

ramona on twitter says, how can he say he was sorry after making millions off of sales of accounts and candiceet also tweets, sorry we got caught and might lose money, #keeping it real, that's just a small sampling, knew reuters polls, half of americans, more than half of americans rather do not trust facebook to comply with u.s. policy rules when it comes to privacy of data. jillian: yeah. conversation we are not done talking about. carley: that's right. rob: barack obama really feeling himself, huh? carley: sure is, speaking at conference in japan, the former president said that he wants to create a lot of young leaders that look a whole lot like him and his wife saying, i would create hundreds or a thousand of a million young barack and michelle obamas, the next group of people who could take that baton and that relay race to human progress. conservatives on social media respond kind of like this, please no more, one was more than enough for a lifetime, michael tweets, god help us all, america's destruction if that ever happened, and another twicer user writes, no thanks, we are paying for

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confirmed they never received reports that he was possibly violent before the shooting. 2 investigates' candice nguyen has more. >> reporter: her former legal guardian -- his former legal guardian says that she did not see any of those signs. she said she knew him all of his life, and although she expressed that he needed gnome -- more support, she never thought he was capable of this. >> reporter: when wong returned from afghanistan 5 years ago, he shared more than war stories. >> of course, what happened to him was like the horror story that you hear about and see in the movies. he had a solid plan, like they say, you have the g.i. bill. you get to go to school and you pay it. and he started right away, within six weeks. he was in school. he was getting a's. as the months and years went on, he would say, i can't believe it. the program is not accredited anymore. >> reporter: she says these may have contributed to the deadly hostage situation. wong had been discharged weeks prior before returning and killing three employees. something she says she watched play out on tv on friday. >> the build

candice nguyen in the newsroom, thank you. >>> former raider and former linebacker for the 49ers aldon smith pleaded not guilty to assault charges. those charges stem from an alleged attack on a woman at an apartment near san francisco's union square nine days ago. the judge ordered smith not to have any contact with the woman and is due back in court next month. smith was released by the raiders after his arrest. this was just his latest run-in with the law. those run-ins with the law have derailed what was once a very promising nfl career. >>> a first for president trump. he is coming to california tomorrow. where he's going, what he has planned, and the reception that will be waiting for him. >>> plus, two package bombs in texas killed a teenager today and injured another person. why people are looking into this as a possible hate crime. >>> coming up next, an expert tells us what happened at the yountville veterans home is rare, even for people still seeking treatment for mental health issues. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more

. >> hello, my name is candice carpenter. i'm a investigator with the department of police accountability. i would just like to say i definitely approve. hopefully that you will approval the appointment of paul henderson. >> great. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors, i'm sharon woo the chief assistant for the d.a.'s office. i know him as a colleague and friend. his commitment to this community is incredible. he is worked all of his professional life here in san francisco making sure that the programs and the processes are fair. the three things that i always think about paul other than his big personality, is that paul is interested in justice. he is interested in collaboration and he is interested in transparency. and he fights for those things. i think as the head of the department, he will make that department what it should be and really make it the best and the promise that it has. i speak on behalf of myself and behalf of d.a. and our support for paul as the permanent director of d.p.a. >> next speaker. great. >>

in tennessee candice mcqueen revised her system to now base 40% of each school's rating on the results of it low income, special ed, african-american, hispanic and native american students. this places an impetus on districts and schools to ensure that they're providing an education that reaches every student in the state of tennessee. in connecticut, commissioner diana wentle has moved beyond the traditional academic measures. she's also adding additional measures such as sbras into post secondary after high school, physical fitness and access to the arts. and we know we cannot stop at just accountability which leads me to commitment number four. the local. engage local education agencies and provide tailored and differentiated support. states are also leading in this with the work of their stakeholders on how to intervene in those schools that are not meeting the needs of children. all 50 states and d.c. -- excuse me, across 50 states and d.c., the organization called results for american identified 162 promises practices for building and using evidence to improve student outcomes as

this was actually i was tex texting with candice our producer yesterday and she took these photos.ays her short commute usually cost about $7. she lives around the corner. yesterday, to get home. >> .2 miles. >> mow many miles away do you think it is. >> it's not even. >> about two miles. >> yeah says takes nine minutes she lives about a mile and a half. 1.12 miles away. >> okay. >> and those are the costs. >> $7. >> unbelievable. >> $2 to $30 to go a mile. >> i would walk. >> i would love to laugh at you but me, too. i was going to say i'm fruin fruingal but cheap 1.miles not paying $30 to go 1 if 9 miles. >> i offered to drive her. >> is that legal. >> to jack prices up. >> yeah, surge pricing they talked about that. >> i don't know -- it seems shady. >> that's price gouging. >> they have to make a living and be safe i guess. but i would walk. >> we're cheap. >> president trump's latest proposal sends international am markets tumbling. we'll tell you how his tax on imparted steel and aluminum how it could impact your wallet and we've enjoyed celebrating the chinese new year and i

she hasn't done anything except as candice said, actually hurt girls and women literally killing.ed -- pete: help out the huffington post this morning, email, friends@foxnews.com. powerful influential women in the media, politics, culture, that they should have included. maybe we'll compile our own list of 15. rachel: we actually should. we should. send us your list, let's have a list by the end of this show because there are plenty of conservative women who deserve to be on that list. pete: the producers are saying, what are we going to do by the end of the show? rachel: headlines now starting with extreme weather. unbelievable photos from california's sierra mountains, avalanche where six feet of snow fell in four hours. a nor'easter leaving hundreds of people in the dark. this large tree striking a maryland homekilling a 77 77-year-old woman. fire crews rescuing this trapped horse in massachusetts with the governor is declaring a state of emergency. >>> one man is dead of an apparent suicide just outside the white house. saturday's incident along with the north lawn fence forci