and carla and her team said, yes. but the give and take of ideas exposed what the authors were about. politics & prose has also hosted writers who present the palestinian perspective and scholarly writers such as bernard lewis and perceptive journalists such as tom friedman, jennifer griffin, thomas litman, greg meyer, robin wright, among many others. i'm particularly proud because at other times politics & prose has hosted writers who are moral leaders in israel. more than once david grossman, amos -- [inaudible] have graced our portals. now, jeremy ben-ami has accomplished in his book a powerful case for a new definition of pro-israel advocacy. and i'm just going to quote three sentences. victory means ensuring the long-term security and survival of israel as the democratic home of the jewish people. victory means defining borders for israel, that the world recognize and gives israel enduring legitimacy in the community of nations. and it means helping insure that israel is solidly rooted in the values, ethics and p

no carla johnson from the office of disability. -- we have carla johnson from the office of disabilitywant to especially it acknowledge my colleague to help us get the resources and brought legal expertise to the table. i do not want to take too much of your time. thank you for coming. >> thank you, supervisor chu. i want to express my admiration for a supervisor chu's commitment to you. so, from our office, what we heard, many small businesses were receiving lawsuits regarding it the ada. tonight we will hear about the legal requirements, what has been in place. any small businesses that nderst informed as far as their obligations for the ada, there are the mechanisms to provide that information to you. so, we are tasked with providing the information. there have been about 300 small businesses that have received the lawsuits. knee individuals who use this mechanism and come up -- the individual to use this mechanism. while it is important to have ada access, but we want you to understand there are individuals out there taking a look at your vulnerability. we have a packet of informat

animal controll will not file charges against carla and her family. karl is is consulting an attorney and considering to sue the police department. abc sevennews. >> thank you very much and viewers responding to the shooting on the company facebook page. if my kid was in danger i would have done the same. i rather it be a dog. >> another said people are the two animals in our world. >> mike marks, good shot, cops. stop putting animals in front of humans. join the conversation at facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> an apology may be coming in the hand slappping incident between the members of the city council. they are the first meeting since one member had her hand slapped. >> don't hit me. >> don't put your hand on my side of the table. >> it is now up to the da's office to decide whether to file battery charges against kelly. indications are that kelly will apologize. >> facing tough questions about the training of bart officers. there was a hearing to review changing in the bart police policies. it is required after the 2009 shooting of grant. grant's uncl

. >> there is edwin, his brother, carlos and carlos's daughter, carla. they're realtors and a family the district attorney targeted, elderly spanish speaking victim autos where he have 30 victims and $2.2 million that has been stolen from 31 victim autos carlos was just arrested. carla is on the run. >> we're looking for her she's part of the fraud scheme. >> authorities say carlos posed as a pastor and stole the home of a 71-year-old woman who lived on this street. >> and then this, individual threw a series of transactions refinanced the home. and basically took over $100,000 away from this woman. >> they found out about the case when they were still investigating charges against brother edwin. he was arrested three years ago, accused of defrauding the rest of the 30 victims and shooting them -- cheating them out of millions of dollars. prosecutors say he had a good ruse. >> he is alleged to have had a radio station and was a spanish speaking pastor. >> financial explot taigs targeting elders is exploding in this country. estimates that $2.9 billion a

. >> owner, carla torez says the dogs escaped. both were well behaved. torez wants them to retrain their officers. >> police work can be improved and this might be an opportunity for learning. >> and so no people were hurt and the owner, carla torez will not be facing any charges. she will be talking with a lawyer. san mateo police will be investigating and if they need to make changes, they'll take that into consideration. >> thank you. >>> hundreds of people gathered in oakland tonight to remember slain nursing student, michelle lai. the memories shared among lai's friends and family. >> she waited five years to be accepted to nursing school, but michelle lai won't march with her class in december. >> we know she would be happy to know that so many people fought for her and never gave up on her. >> michelle, she is beautiful inside out. >> so more than 200 mourners lit candles refusing to be robbed of the opportunity to celebrate michelle lai's 26 years of life. >> michelle was my 26-year-old role model. she lived life as if she knew it would be short.

. >>> also coming up, carla hall is back from "the chew."iced ginger cider. it's the first day of fall. carla's going to get us in the mood. >>> first, we go right back out to hawaii. sam at the beautiful new disney resort, aulani. there's white sand beaches, ukuleles. i learned how to pronounce that this week. >> and nice moves. >> thank you, george, robin. i'm actually a featured tour guest, with alaki, which means heavenly feeling. i might not be back for a good part of the week. one thing you notice when you visit, there's a lot of malahama. that's a great concern and care for the environment and the tradition that's here. not only is it here in the resort. but it was here in the resort planning. after we took the tour, we talked to our boss, bob iger, about it. take a look. rainbow reef, snorkel lagoon. it's the only one like it on the island of oahu. here, guests swim with the fish without the worry of the waves. 67,000 gallons of crystal-clear water. all of the fish, natives of the hawaiian islands. what will we see? >> we have butter

jack lien is wearing this incredible dress and carla is smoking, which is bad. and it was at a party in the very glamorous party in venice. and it was fun. >> next picture is mick jagger and arnold schwarzenegger. you took this. >> i took this. this was at the festival many years ago and mick is protecting the big-- from the paparazzi. >> the next picture here is within. >> this san incredible photographer. he died. i think he was the most important photographer of last century in africa. he is like the a done. and he was a portrait photographer. and you could see him next to the wheel, you can guely see him there. and i found, i saw two of his pictures in a show in new york and it says photographer-- and we found him. and i am now represent the state and this is somebody who is going to do a lot of work. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it was really fun. >> thank you for being on captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >> funding for charlie rose has been provided by the coca-cola company, supporng it

under carla's chair, the free marketplace of ideas is very exposed in a public forum at politics and prose, the wrongheadedness the book "the israel while the sea and the foreign policy." a lot of questions, should they have a place to discuss their ideas, and carla and her team suggests, but the give-and-take of ideas exposed what they were about. politics and prose also hosted the writers to present the palestinian perspective and scholarly writers such as bernard lewis and the perceptive journalists such as tom friedman, jennifer griffin, thomas, milton and robin wright among many letters. i'm particularly proud because at other times politics and prose has posted writers who were moral leaders in israel. more than once david grossman, amos and olive have graced our portals. now, jeremy ben ami has accomplished in his book a powerful case for a new definition of pro-israel efficacy, and i am just going to quote three sentences. victory means ensuring the long-term security and survival of israel as the democratic home of the jewish people. victory means defining borders for israel

taste that. >> carla, you are not playing. >> isn't that yummy? >> you know, this is really easy.ying with it. you can do it with spray oil. you spray it, and then put a ginger cinnamon sugar on there. >> carla, i want to ask you, september 26th, that's right around the corner. >> that's right around the corner. >> how are we looking? >> we're having fun. we are having a ball, in the kitchen. >> how do you get any work done? that's a great herb. >> we're laughing throughout the whole thing. >> i bet producers like, settle down. we get a little bit of that right here. >> you keep talking, i'm eating. i'm good, i'm good. >> know what is great about this dish? put your leftovers in. it's a one-pot deal. >> my dad used to make saturday soup. this is what you have in the fridge. >> my guess it's a kind of thing that tastes better as the days go on. they start to all get together. so, "the chew" september 26th. do not miss it. and this recipe is online and we'll be right back. >> whoo hoo! >> on "20/20" tonight at 10:00 p.m., barbara walters reunite with children who lost their parents

. >> reporter: the district attorney asked the public to be on the look out for carla. part of what he called a crime family. >> the allegations are grand theft, conspiracy, money laundering and elder abuse. >> reporter: she and her father carlos, both of whom are real estate agents only pretended to help her. >> she signed her home away. >> reporter: prosecutors say they sold her home, diverting $100,000 of their associates through a money laundering scam. >> what happens is carlos approaches the victim and says invest $65,000 with me and i will give you 17% return. >> reporter: the case emerged after edwin, carla's brother was charged with defrauding 31 victims in schemes worth $2.2 million. protcuteers say they have presented themselves as priests to pray upon the spanish speaking community. >> they are individuals that have taken advantage of the trust and have proceeded to defraud their community. >> reporter: prosecutors want their help locating him. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> actsivist blocked the steps of the publi

carla, talk to me?cheese. what is happening? >> what we're going to do is some stuffed french toast. here we go. we're going to stuff our french toast with -- >> what is this, did you say? >> we're going to use a brioche bread. and then we're going to stuff some french toast. okay. we're going to stuff this. >> looking good. looking good. >> i like that. >> okay. just make a little pocket. >> we have about a minute and a half. >> minute and a half. get it done. >> he's over here. what are you going to be doing with the cheetos? >> now, stuff it with the ham. a minute left. >> to get the french toast tooking. there's no french toast cooking. and it's not stopped. we're going down to the wire. lara and sam, two of our three judges, what do you have with you, today? >> diane from louisville. >> yes. >> what are you looking for? >> we like everything. we talked about it. we like the idea of everything. i don't know what the flavors are going to be like. clinton's injured himself. he's not able to participat

the family running a scheme, carlos, carla, police say they stole $100,000 in a real estate scheme.hey are accused of tricking a elderly woman-police crack the case with another family member was caught. >>> appall titian is -- a politician is making history and worst than first thought. a new study on how the california coast line is disappearing into the pacific. >>> i will have you forecast in a bit. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member. ♪ [ female announcer ] there's no need to produce foods yourself to be sure they're 100% natural. ♪ now there's open nature foods from safeway. no preservatives, no artificial anything. all within budget. a wide choice of natural foods that meet your high standards. ♪ open nature. only at safeway. >>> a marriage pot bust begin as look at national news. in montana, authorities spotted 3,000 marijuana plants. the street value, $8 million. police suspect this marijuana site was once part of a bigger operation but

. >> reporter: edwin and his brother carlos and carlos' daughter carla. all three are realtors and they are a family which district attorney says targeted vulnerable spanish speaking elderly victims. >> we have 31 victims and we have $2.2 million that have been stolen from the 31 victims. >> reporter: carlos was just arrested. 26-year-old carla is on the run. >> we are looking for her. she is very much part of this scheme. >> reporter: authorities say carlos posed as a pastor and stole the home of a 71-year-old woman who lived on this street in the ingleside district. >> and this individual, this pastor/real estate agent through a series of transactions retitled the home, refinanced the home and basically took over $100,000 away from this woman. >> reporter: police found out about the latest case when they were still investigating charges against brother edwin. he was arrested three years ago, accused of defrauding the rest of the 30 victims and cheating them out of millions of dollars. prosecutors say he had a pretty good rouse. >> edwin prada is alleged

prosecutors need the public's help in locates carla. >>> the school year is just getting going but close to a dozen students got kicked out of class for bullying. ktvu's mike mibach is live with the tough stants school officials are taking this year. >>> the bullies attack. they are making a statement. if you bully the slightest, prepare to get suspended. >> reporter: k-12, 17,000 students and every grade bullies exist. >> she has been bullied. >> reporter: the district is taking a no tolerance approach in the 1st few weeks of school, 11 students have been suspended. the school superintendent. >> we have an issue with students harassed, we have that larger issue that existed when i was in school. we are taking it on. >> i feel the least safe during lunchtime. >> reporter: this week the district showed parents footage of a new documentary slated to be shown in classrooms next year. a 2009 settlement required the district to adopt an anti- bullying curriculum. >> these videos that were coming in are very well done. our community was saying that's not our kids. >> reporter: and that's what

. >> owner carla torre res torres says the dogs escaped from her home. both were well behaved, even completing obedience classes. she wants police to retrain their policies. >> coursework can be improved. this motorbike an opportunity for learning. >> and so no people were injured and the owner will not face any charges or citations. but she will be talking with a lawyer to see what her leaf actions are. san mateo police are investigate and if they need to make changes, i'll take that into cftion. >> live in san francisco tonight. thanks. >>> opening statements began today in the trial of doctor accused in michael jackson's death. one of the first things the court hurt, the singer's slurred voice a month before his own death. michael jackson was under the influence of propofal at the time of that recording. the same drug that caused his death. prosecutors said dr. conrad murray repeatedly acted with gross negligence while caring for jackson. the singer is blamed for his own death. he took several sedatives before injecting the propofal. >> college republ

, just in time for your labor day cookout. >>> saying good-bye to summer, we say hello to carla hallou'll soon her know from the abc daytime show "the chew" that premiers september 26th. i want to ask you about our new brother, our sisters, "the chew." couple of weeks out. >> think about the party in kitchen. where does the party happen when you're at home. >> always the kitchen. >> exactly. you're talking about what's happening during the week and you're learning stuff. >> this is going to be a burger. buffalo-style burger. but it's not buffalo. take us through >> it's not buffalo, it's buffalo burger or turkey burger. i have garlic, a little bit of butter, sat and pepper and some chili. >> you have the yun yonion goin. then, we just add everything into our meat. this is all you're actually adding your onions. >> get it in there. >> get all of that in there. we have our salt, pepper, it gets all mixed up. >> i dig it. >> so, then, we actually make our burgers. when you make your burgers do you push a little -- >> i do. this is all ready. >> i'm going to brush it with. >> brush this

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the opportunity fund gave a presentation and carla johnson from the mayor's office talked about cash. that panel was televised and is now running periodically on sfgtv. we have linked it to our website. on october 16, the mission in lower 24th merchants are having a meeting. i will be working with them to bring together a panel. their meetings are from 11:30 to 1:00 p.m. from 1130 until 1:00. it is on tuesday, midday. if you are available, i invite you to come. i want to a knowledge of the merchant's association. they were extraordinarily proactive with the video store, and there will be inspections. they did do their cast inspection. i want to applaud them that monthly, they are assembling a meeting so that businesses that may have received a letter can come and talk to them. i attended a meeting last week and there will be some new business that received a letter and had it not been for their consistent information education through the emergence newsletter, she would have thrown away the letter. nashua be able to respond. i appreciate the merchant's association being very proactive

carla taylor is his mother. >> when amaya passed away a part of me died. i knew then i needed to do something to try to change and talk to the people, and young people at that. >> reporter: they organized a school supplies give away to the children in the neighborhood. the give away is an effort to steer children away from the violence in the streets by focusing on education. >> they say the school supply give away was a success. they handed out about 200 backpacks packed full of the supplies. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> a week before the 9/11 anniversary, businesses across the country are warned about possible al-qaeda attacks involving small airplanes. the fbi and homeland security issued an alert that terroristed considered renting private planes and loading them with explosives. they do add there is no specific or credible threat at this time. still, federal agents have been paying visits to local aviation businesses is. >> two fbi agents came in and introduced themselves and told me about the possibility of not a specific threat, but

please welcome carla hills. [applause] >> thank you, mary. it's a pleasure to join all of you. as you know our topic this morning is america, china's partnership, what works and what doesn't. and no one has given more thought to the subject of an hour very distinguished speaker this morning, the honorable who has achieved well-deserved recognition in both the public and private sectors. currently, he serves as vice chair of the 11th national committee of the chinese people's consultant conference and is the founding a share of the china-u.s. exchange foundation which is funded many important exchange programs to enhance u.s.-china relations. prior-year to the revision of hong kong to china, he served as a member of hong kong's fix it council, and for more than two decades, he served as the chairman of the orient overseas container, a major shipping company and after the version from 1997 to 2005, he served with great distinction as the first chief executive of the hong kong special administrative region. winning the election to that posed by a very wide margin. and he is no str

carla torres says bella and jordan got out monday. police responded to a call about the boxers acting aggressive towards a child. after unsuccessfully trying to use a stun gun, the police shot them. >> the two officers continued could to be confronted by aggressive behavior. they felt there was an immediate danger to the community and them service. >> i wish they would have waited for animal control to take the dogs. i think the dogs were just scared. they hurt no one. no one was hurt. >> no investigation is planned. animal control says, it won't file any charges again the dogs' owners. >>> sausalito's vice mayor now apologizinging for the slapping . last night the first meeting held since vice mayor kelly slapped councilwoman ford's hand. it was on video. ford shushed kelly, kelly said the slap came after a grueling five hour meeting filled with a lot of conflict. >> this was uncharacteristic behavior on my part. i'm deeply embarrassed. and i apologize to carolyn ford. and to the citizens of sausalito. going forward, no matter how pa

that did not sit well with the department of public works chief arborist carla short. >> you need totop damaging your trees. >>reporter: she says one tree will likely die after others it is just a matter of time w.cuts to arbor ibingt and the budget there short doesn't want resource to fall away from neighborhood in need. >> frankly this is a big corporation that is not alaska very good corporate citizen. would i like to see them pay their fine and, you know, maybe they could contribute to some tree planting to try to mitigate the impact of this he have devastation they have caused. >>reporter: at friends of the urban forest a non-profit tree metro atlantaing organization in san francisco, the important thing now is that it doesn't happen again. >> i know that bank of america has gotten the message. >>reporter: director dan says they work with the city to plant 2000 tree as year but we lose 4000 a year. so each tree counts. >> urban setting are really tough setting. so if you have tree actually able to survive for 30 years, that is a really important thing for our city and see it los

carla flores is then isolated.and none of the doctors want to operate on her. finally, the head surgeon asks for volunteers, they get four of them. two anesthesiologists, one nurse and one surgeon. they take her out in the middle of a field, and they set up this m.a.s.h. unit, a mobile hospital. this surgeon takes four hours trying to carve around this explosive device. they finally got it, took it away and detonated it. carla flores, as you can see, has some very bad scarring, she's going to need more surgery, but she is alive, and there are no suspects still in who shot this, they believe, the zeta cartel. but what an amazing story down in mexico. megyn: it's incredible. and you have to tip your hat to those brave doctors and nurses who when others would not help, said i'll do it out in the middle of a field operating to save this woman's life. >> reporter: and everybody watched from, like, 100 yards back, wouldn't even get close to it except for these doctors. four hours. can you imagine your hands? megyn: no. t

carla says her two boxes bella and jordan escaped the backyard yesterday. police received calls the dogs were threatening a smaller dog and child at the park. officers arrived and attempted to subdue a dog with a taser but when that didn't work they shot both dogs. >> the gate opened, by accident and they left the park and wouldn't hurt anyone. jordan just had a loud park and we're sorry it scared anybody but we don't think they should have shot. >> police say the dogs were aggressive and out of control. one died immediately and the other wounded and euthanized. >>> mounding debt crisis can be averted. they approved a property tax to boost revenues but at the same time the nation would assist in helping improve investor's confidence. that news helped kick start wall street. the dow gained 146 but finished high and the nasdaq gained 30. boeing handed over the key to the first of the 787 dream liner today. the japan airway took possession. the first commercial flight for the wide body jetliner is scheduled to take place from tokyo to hong kong. airlines order

court and faces several charges, including grand theft, money laundering and elder abuse. 26-year-old carla remains on the lose tonight. a third suspect is scheduled for arraignment tomorrow. together, they are accused of diverting $90,000 from the sale of a woman's home and persuaded her to spend another $65,000 on a bonus investment. >>> now to a followup. a former financial adviser from ubs learned his fate today after stealing millions. a judge sentenced steven kobayashi to five years in prison. prosecutors say he stole millions to spend on prostitutes, gambling and high living. he was called by some the bernie madoff of the bay area. we caught up with him as he was leaving the courthouse in oakland today. he had no comment. but in court, he did openly apologize to his former clients. kobayashi has to report to prison next month and has to pay $5.4 million in restitution. >>> new tonight at 11:00, secretary of state hillary clinton is in san francisco tonight, meeting with australian diplomats. but diplomacy of a much more sensitive kind is unfolding overseas as the push continues to fr

. >> reporter: carla torres doesn't know how her dogs got out yesterday afternoon. she said it's never happened before. >> first time ever, ever. and it's such a tragedy. >> reporter: but the two boxers, bella and jordan, had mate their way to the neighborhood park where they were walked every day. soon after, san mateo police got a 911 call. two dogs had knocked over a young girl and attacked her small dog. >> i think it was a bark that scared people. and people who are not familiar with boxers, uhm, can be fearful of that. >> reporter: two officers arrived in minutes. both the girl and her dog were fine. but police didn't take any chances. they tasered the dogs but the tase her little effect. >> one of the dogs began to again approach gnashing its teeth, drooling, the officers in fear for themselves and the people in the park and they made the decision at that point that theyed intoed to fire on the dogs. each of the -- they needed to fire on the dogs. each of the officers hit one dog. one died immediately, the other early this morning. >> this is the first time i

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