carla: me empezÓ a preguntar, carla que es lo que quieres para tu vida?amente imposible. ya sea que las chicas reciban ha ayudado que decidan arriesgarse por sÍ sola como lo hizo carla. una vez fuera es cuando comienza el resto. el autoestima perdida. carla terminÓ aquÍ, en camino a casa. la organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro, ayuda a jovencitas vÍctimas de la trata de blancas. viviÓ esos primeros dÍas de libertad de carla. >> ella llegÓ destruida, no queriendo ni vivir, tenÍa muchos brotes muy agresivos donde tratÓ de golpear a muchas personas, en algunos casos y lo hizo hasta su propio bebÉ. >> quÉ tan difÍciles para una muchacha el poder rehacer su vida? >> en el caso de explotaciÓn sexual es muy difÍcil. ha sido muy difÍcil para ella salir adelante. han sido demasiados bestias que han pasado por ella. carla: todo ese tipo de gente, encima de mi, hacÍa que cada dÍa pudiÉramos a las personas. por eso tanto odio tuve. >> segÚn orozco en la trata de persona estÁ involucrado el crimen organizado. >> ha sido difÍcil e incluso hemos tenido amenazas desde el sen

carla: muchas gracias. los seres humanos, en el pilates seguimos un patrÓn de respiraciÓn que consisten en nariz inhalando nuestros pulmones de aire, y luego exhalar por boca. tratando de llevar el abdomen bien adentro y de esa manera y trabajando. johnny: vamos hacer ejercicios. >> vamos exhalar. bajamos y subimos. y hacemos bÁsicamente lo mismo con la pierna contraria. bajamos y subimos. pasamos a uno de abdomen, colocamos las manos por debajo de las rodillas. vamos a quitar las dos ligas rojas y agregamos la liga amarilla, y nos acostamos en la mÁquina. las piernas la colocamos a 90 con la espalda pegada. exhalo por boca, subo aquÍ, y regreso. hacemos dos ma's. mÁs. johnny: me estoy dando cuenta que en estos ejercicios estamos procediendo muchÍsimo nuestra espalda, ¿verdad? >> en el pilates trabajamos la protecciÓn de la columna vertebral como eje de todo nuestro cuerpo. vamos a colocar los abductores la espalda totalmente pegada. johnny: ¿cuÁl son los beneficios? >> los abductores, la flexibilidad, aper

thank you, carla. auntie carla. >> you're welcome. enjoy that drink. you crying into that pile of cubed watermelon? >> because carla, i've spent an hour cutting this thing up for the picnic, i've finally tasted it -- it's all water, it's no melon. >> oh. oh, my gosh. girl, i'm going to help you roll with it. [ laughter ] >> did you bring a smoothie and some "psycho" music? [ laughter ] >> you can go back over there ♪ ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks, which means babies born even a few weeks early can have breathing, feeding, and learning problems. if your pregnancy is healthy, wait for labor to begin on its own. a healthy baby is worth the wait. thirsty? they said it would make me cool. they don't sound cool to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like wi

i want to thank those from the different human resources who are working with carla johnson from the mayor's office on disabilities to advise city government. the task force has met monthly since december and includes two represents of the community and leaders of the disability community many of whom will be speaking today. in a few moments we'll also hear from the various city departments and community organizations and i want to thank donna kit key, the workforce director and the management specialist with the department of human resources. and donna and ed will provide an overview of rule 115. progress reports and department of human resources plan that they have developed with the task force to hire people with disabilities and the accomplishment short and long-term goals of the task force. also i would like to thank especially the mayor's office of disability for their amazing work and support for the task force, carla johnson is the director and she'll be presenting on the task forces four main recommendation and then we'll hear from other members of the task force through pub

what do you and carla say?> actually we set them on a dresser in the hallway and dove into the attic. >> soon karl starts to ponder where the strange cards may have come from. where they something the aunt collected off a cereal box? or maybe they go back to his grandfather karl hench. >> he works his way through chicago. german immigrant. towards the ohio valley. >> he's chasing the american dream, to own a home and start a business. karl is a butcher by trade. by 1905, scraped enough to open his own shop here in defiance. a meat market. he sells candies and other grocery items. >> was he successful? >> very successful as a butcher in town. >> in 1909, he marries his love jenny. they start a family and buy that dream home. by now, baseball has long established itself as the national past time. for decades, very companies have used baseball cards to sell their products. >> the first nationally circulated cards came in packages of tobacco. it was the opportunity for the average citizen to own a photo. >> candy c

carlas: policÍas incluso padres, llegaban chavos, gente rica...rge: vamos con enrique para ver quÉ esperan esta noche. enrique: un adelanto para esta noche, cierra un albergue privado con capacidad tras denuncias de que viven en condiciones infrahumanas. eran financiados por parte del distrito federal y muchos permanecÍan hablados como si fueran animales. y e edepartamento de seguridad nacional anuncia el mantenimiento de trÁfico que trasportaban 200 inmigrantes, hacia estados unidos. con esto y mÁs informaciÓn los esperamos en la visiÓn nocturna. jorge: gracias. marÍa: gracias enrique. adelantos de pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu familia. hombre: detrás de esta puerta trabaja un genio sientífico, mi hija. todo comenzó con una dell 2 en 1. que es una tableta cuando la quieres y una laptop cuando la necesitas. las dell 2 en 1 con intel inside tienen todo lo que necesitas para aprender y hacer casi cualquier c

en el caso de carla, la expansiÓn acadÉmicas una de ellas. >> tambiÉn existen las razones por educaciÓna ha dejado una puerta abierta para prÓximo soÑador que quiere estar a un paso del mundo. julio cÉsar ortiz, univisiÓn. julio: un aÑo despuÉs en vela de asesinato del joven afroamericano en ferguson, las manifestaciones continuaron. aunque han disminuido, autoridades se mantienen alertas con >> hoy fueron extendidas las medidas sean de alerta por los disturbios generados por el primer aniversario de la muerte de michael brown. los disturbios estallaron nuevamente el lunes en la noche cuando manifestantes iracundos lanzaron botellas y piedras contra la policÍa. a pesar de que ferguson estuvo en calma el martes y el miÉrcoles, director ejecutivo del condado prorrogÓ el estado de emergencia, el menos hasta el viernes, seÑalÓ su portavoz. julio: cada semana recibimos encuestas sobre los candidatos a la presidencia de estados unidos y la popularidad de algunos candidatos tienen algunos sorprendidos. fernando pizarro con el informe. fernando: donald trump lidera las encuestas. pero por quÉ s

carla es parte de estas estadÍsticas.ien es cierto el alto costo de vivienda tambiÉn lo es la disparidad salarial entre la comunidad hispana. >> falta de historia crediticia y falta del entendimiento de cÓmo funciona el sistema crediticia del paÍs. lilian: en un periodo de un aÑo el nÚmero de latinos buscando comprar una casa disminuyÓ en un 16,7%. cifras que no se habÍan visto desde 1989. >> para mÍ es frustrante que el dinero que me esposÓ traiga a casa lo paguemos cuÁndo podrÍamos tener nuestra propia casa. no hemos podido hacerlo porque todos los requisitos que piden son muchos y difÍciles de conseguir. a veces no entendemos algunas cosas y no hemos encontrado la informaciÓn correcta para llenar todos estos requisitos. lilian: construir un buen historial crediticio son pistas claves para conseguir un crÉdito financiero. se les aconseja tomar ventajas de todos los programas y organizaciones que estÁn diseÑados especialmente para ellos. ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: muy buenas noches. saludos a todos en casa. vaya partido en el estadio l

. >> jorgito, lucas carla, keily la nueva integrante de la familia ¿cÓmo estÁn?es hago. >> aves. >> lucas quÉ pasa? >> le da vergÜenza mira. >> saluda a kike y los amigos de noticiero telemundo. >> no quiere salir en el noticiero lucas pero bueno, jorgito cÓmo vamos? >> yo bien contento trabajando mucho. >> gracias a dios. >> tienen una familia y trabajo te hace falta algo en la vida. >> la verdad que ayer estaba hablando con carla, tenemos todo una familia bella tenemos todo. >> chicos regresaron en "la voz kids" pronto. >> el aÑo que viene arrancamos con la cuarta temporada (risas) a ti quÉ te pasa? >> luca di hola. >> de da vergÜenza chicos. >> chicos ¿quÉ hacen en un dÍa cuando estÁn libres? >> hoy por ejemplo vamos hacia la piscina atrÁs en el patio y nos vamos a meter ahÍ un rato, despuÉs nos vamos al parque. >> jorgito alguna vez estÁ de mal humor? >> nunca, se los juro que nunca. >> si estas de mal humor en algÚn momento? >> sÍ la in puntualidad me saca de quicio el piso sucio tambiÉn, la cama no hecha me saca de quicio... (risas) saluds para mi querido j

. >> before carla jordan swan adopted her son, shelly was his casa. he was an angry 13-year-old who spent ten years in foster care but carla says shelly got to know him and fought to get him into schools that would help him thrive. >> she's an amazing dynamic, outgoing person and the love she shows for my son is palpable. >> marvels at shelly's deep commitment and compassion for children. >> shelly's phenomenal. she's one of those volunteers you wish you could just -- you could coin. >> sit. >> so for caring for her community from spca volunteer to children's advocate this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to shelly gottlieb. >> and remember you can nominate your local hero for a nominate your local hero for a jefferson award ,, let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target, and upgrade to a shiny new everything. and now when you buy a phone, get 20% off your target run. all things mobile. all in one plac

now we'll open up for public comment and thank you very much to monica and carla johnson, director of the mayor's office on disabilities. now we'll open up for public comment and the first speaker is jonathan lions. thank you very much for bringing awareness to this issue. >> thank you, jonathan lions, president of the democratic club for people with disabilities. first of all to be totally clear i am a proud city and county employee speaking on my time. i wanted to bring sincere gratitude from our members because of the support from you supervisor mar and the entire board of supervisors have added back in this budget go around to fund a position to actually mobilize and really be the sphere head, the czar for getting support for people with disabilities. a lot has been touched on already and i won't rehash them because i don't have the time. two of the biggest issues is we need to hire this position immediately. not to take anything away from the work of the department of human resources. but this issue is big enough to warrant a full time position to really sphere head this issue. 8

. >> carla, californians appear to be opposed to the idea of force.'t put anybody in a camp or lock them up. >> that's right. the fact that it's this bad in the city for this long tells you what's being going on and problems ed lee has in dealing with it. he is going to have to deal with it immediately. >> keep in mind that if ed lee exercised the discretion that the mayor actually has and if he literally used his police department, his public health department, and a collection of all the other things he could do, the conclusion would be you are in need of care whether you like it or not. for the next few days, you are gone. >> and then they're back. it really seems like it is getting worse around the city. every corner you see people sleeping. you see people shooting up. you see people panhandling. then it stinks. you have the urination issue. >> other cities have dealt with this. houston is a major city like san francisco and has dealt with this problem. it's possible. >> it's possible but the will or desire to do it in san francisco has always bee

. >> es una maleta para un viaje que carla creÍa nunca hubiera podido ser.a mÁs puertas cerradas que abiertas. > >> cuando yo me enterÉ de que no iba a poder entrar a la universidad que yo soÑaba, casi caÍ en una depresiÓn porque era un sueÑo y de repente no se me iba cumplir. >> gracias a la orden ejecutiva pudo matricularse en la prestigiosa universidad uca y por un permiso especial de migraciÓn podrÁ ir a estudiar a europa. >> me acuerdo que mire el papel que decÍa aplica para estudiar en londres y dije que yo no creo porque no puedo y si me aceptan como voy a pagar, no tengo permiso, no puedo hacer nada. >> el departamento de migraciones notifico por correo digital que permite le llegarÍa antes de el prÓximo jueves, fecha que tienen boleto de partida hacia inglaterra. >> pienso que es una felicidad para mÍ por sus sueÑos pero tambiÉn como me deja mi corazÓn triste. pero ella me dice que los meses pasan pronto y ella regresan cuatro meses. >> mÁs de 700.000 soÑadores son elegibles para p permiso de entrada y salida del paÍs pero no estÁn aprovechando la o

they called her carla and not cara. >> carla delvine is here to talk about "paper towns." >> and nextf she read the book on which her movie is based. >> the book is taught at high schools. did you get a chance to read it or do you get a chance to read now that you are so busy? >> no, i never read the book or the script. i winged it. actually the book is amazing. >> so far so tense. let's watch more. >> i saw you in london on tv and you seemed more excited about it than you do right now. are you just exhausted? >> no, i'm still very excited. the premiere was last night and it was an emotional night. it felt like the end of an era, but i am no less excited. maybe out of energy. it is the morning. >> you do seem a bit irritated. perhaps it is just us. >> yeah, i think it is you. >> then on that note. we'll let you go then. we will let you take a nap and maybe get a red bull. >> oh my god. what an awkward way to end the interview. >> at least they moved on right away. >> wow, she was in a mood. jeez-louis. >> i thought she was trying to be funny but i don't think she was. >> i think she w

vÁmonos con carla.ores lÓgico. pero estoy cansado de ver esa playera larga que no se sabe si es una minifalda encogida. mary: los colores me gustan, me encanta ver a los hombres de rosa, lila que se atreven, los pantalones rotos, el color claro tambiÉn. yo esta vez si le doy mi punto. ericsson: se dio mucha moda sobre la alfombra, vamos hablar de lilian brito, esto es un hecho muy interesante en paleta, esto es pre-foul, pero estÁ menos aÚn en verano lo que quiere decir que el vestido estÁ fuera de una. juan: yo te voy a decir la verdad, me parece que estaba en el ortopÉdico, le pusieron un tieso para el evento y se lo pintaron, me parece espantoso, le hace un cuello horrendo. maggie: a mÍ sí me gusta, a mi si me gustan. ericsson: lo vimos saliendo este pasado miÉrcoles allÁ en nueva york, miren en pantalla que tal se veÍa, estuvo aquí promocionando su pelÍcula, miren que horrendo se veÍa con los pantalones de mezclilla. se veÍa horrendo. juan: estÁ vestido como cualquier hijo de vecino, lo que pasa es

so i think that that is in a nutshell -- unless carla has anything to add? that is in a nutshell what we were able to develop through the legislation. so again, we feel it's a very proactive approach. so we're not just waiting for something to happen. and again, it's not just about the lawsuits. we really want to make sure that people, all people from all communities, can access all of our businesses here in san francisco. so with that, then i'm happy to take any questions that you might have. >> thank you. any questions from council members? i have a couple. i will start. first of all, this is for small businesses only? >> it's actually for all places with public accommodation. >> so that would include old theaters, or other places where the public is welcomed? >> yes. >> okay. and who -- now is it the business owner, or the property owner that is paying for these improvements? >> so the legislation specifically refers to "property owners." however as we all know, the relationship and the specification of duties and responsibilitis is between a property own

. >> carla, she watches the the show every day. very interactive. like the way you work, carla. >> you have three kid, what is up. >> it is hard to do that because you do want to protect them. we all try to prepare them and make sure they are to go their activities. but i think we have to let them, pull back a little bit. but in my own life you think about what in your life where you failed as a kid, that were good learning teachable moments. >> i remember the classic, where you go to the gym as a kid. they have the teams. so they picked 29 best players and you are standing there at the end. i remember i can still feel it. it was basketball. i am no good at basketball, i cannot dribble. nobody wanted me to play on their team. >> you you are in kansas. you are in basketball country. >> you ever see kansas, yeah. >> what did you learn from that. >> i'll show you people. i will get into something like television and i will show you. >> is that what motivated. >> little stuff like that, competition was with my five siblings, my brother is a nuclear phys

i'm happy to answer questions or can bring up carla johnson from the mayors office of disability for questions >> commissioner dooley >> i want to thank you catty katy for all the hard work and time you put into this. it was grailt to work with the different minds and it is really much needed and thank you so much. >> thank you and i do want to give a builated thanksgivings to [inaudible] thaums who was part of the initial discussion as well and felt this was a important issue we as a city should be tackling. >> any other comments, questions? no. thank you very much, supervisor. >> with that i'll bring up carla johnson from mayors office on disability. >> good afternoon, it is so good to see you today. i also want to start my comments by thanking supervisor tang and her aid and commissioner dooley and director regina [inaudible] because what was special and unusual about this work group is it was trying to solve a problem from many different perspective chblt the people that par tit paced in the work group included work groups and your commissioner and director and department of buil

i'm happy to answer questions or can bring up carla johnson from the mayors office of disability for questions >> commissioner dooley >> i want to thank you catty katy for all the hard work and time you put into this. it was grailt to work with the different minds and it is really much needed and thank you so much. >> thank you and i do want to give a builated thanksgivings to [inaudible] thaums who was part of the initial discussion as well and felt this was a important issue we as a city should be tackling. >> any other comments, questions? no. thank you very much, supervisor. >> with that i'll bring up carla johnson from mayors office on disability. >> good afternoon, it is so good to see you today. i also want to start my comments by thanking supervisor tang and her aid and commissioner dooley and director regina [inaudible] because what was special and unusual about this work group is it was trying to solve a problem from many different perspective chblt the people that par tit paced in the work group included work groups and your commissioner and director and department of buil

he spent his holiday with his two favorite women, carla, and his daughter. she is taking advantage of his father this summer, because next summer will be campaigning. he has made no secret that he has his eye on elysÉe palace. annette: worst kept secret in town. president francois hollande is planning to put up a tough fight. he is on the front page of "charlie hebdo." kate: with his unofficial girlfriend holding on for dear life. he is not as relaxed as sarkozy. he talks about trying to avoid crashing in 2017. charlie hebdo references on then impossible" cover. the sequel recently hit the hebdo havingarlie a little fun. annette: and a much-anticipated sequel hitting the screens later this year. kate: that is of course "star w ars: the force awakens," scheduled to come out on december 18. fans are counting the days. you could be forgiven for forgetting some of the plot. the first movie came out in 1977, "a new hope." a lot of details. all the previous "star wars." day brings you up-to-date with where the story is, -- it brings you up-to-date with where the s

. >> reporter: before carla jordan-swan adopted her son, shelly was his casa.ho spent 10 years in foster care. but carla said shelly got to know him and fought to get him into schools that would help him thrive. >> she is an amazing dynamic outgoing person and the love that she shows for my son is palpable. >> isn't this amazing? >> reporter: casa's program director marvels at shelley's compassion for children. >> she is one of those volunteers you wish you would just coin. >> reporter: so for caring for her community from spca volunteer to children's advocate, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to shelley gottlieb. shelly has also headed the board of directors of the arc serving those who are developmentally challenged and she goes the extra mile. she once flew to nebraska and drove a moving truck hundreds of miles to help a bay area teenager settle into a new residential treatment center. remember, you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> felt different outside today sunshine is back. the humidity on t

. >> we are going to be talking with our insiders willy brown and carla maranuci about how they would handle it. >>> stories of joe biden being urged to jump in. >> i don't know why he wouldn't. he's got nothing to lose. >> it's going to be an interesting shape up on the democratic front. >> we'll keep following it. >>> it is more difficult to get around the bay area this weekend using mass transit since the tube is closed. we'll have one of the directors live in studio about >>> crews are repairing a critical section of bart tracks this weekend. they're replacing aging cross over tracks in west oakland. that's causing people to find alternate routes to get across the bay. >> they appear to be doing that. joining us is one of bart's board of directors joel keller. this is a rare moment. we get to say good job. >> thanks. it's a credit to bart employees and the staff and our riders who have heard the message and are actually staying away, not making discretionary trips. wither about 50% down in ridership, 80,000 trips, which is what we needed this weekend to make it a success. >> let's

. >> it has to be -- carla was talking about it the other day.rt a minimum wage at all. we have regional issues. what should sustain someone in new york city is different than what sustains someone in milwaukee. et cetera. making this kind of base line -- >> the government should not be what does a living wage mean? if the left does something wrong, this is it. it's important we address it. just wiping out the idea that we should have minimum wage. it's there for a good reason. it's securing a certain baseline level of income. that can be important. >> go ahead, michelle. >> i think i'll go back to your point which is that these are not jobs that are supposed to be careers. we are in a brand new world. we never talked about the minimum wage being, you know, for careers. it was to start out on and the lower ladder of -- rung of the ladder, michelle wright. i think we're in -- we have really fallen through the looking glass in this economy under this president where we're talking always about the minimum wage and not about increasing jobs. go ahead

. >> this 29 ireland, the only son in a large carla suarez navarro fondly. >> it was probably the best time of my life. >> i had so many cousin brothers and sisters, that we live in a very rural area. you had all this hand to just explore, ride horses, build pud houses and be outside, and i rex doing that growing up. it's important to me if i plan to raise a family in the future, that my children live the happy time in their future. >> dreaming of building a family of his own in a legally recognised family is out of reach. for this man and his partner, government. >> it says marriage between persons of the same sex is void and prohib itted. >> reporter: it is a law denying him the right to marriage, despite the supreme court legalizing same sex marriage. >> i want tribal leaders to understand it's foreign to me, gay and lesbian couples and navaho people. it is still navaho law today >>> the laws regarding same-sex marriage vary greatly depending on which reservation you travel to. 11 tribes have bans on same sex marriage, including two of the navaho. combined they have 600 members. >>

pablo: la ex rehÉn norteamericana carla muller tambiÉn fue violada.litar norteamericano fueentrenado para evitar el gas. >> causando ampollas internamente. y ceguera, y ampollas a la piel. y quema. entonces es...y no mata inmediatamente. es una muerte lenta, y de mucho sufrimiento. pablo: la preocupaciÓn es que pueden usar el gas en ataques terroristas en europa o estados unidos. jorge: los palacios iban camino le separarÁ a comprarle un antojo a una de las niÑas. las chicas se bajaron y una explosiÓn desató un incendio. >> los palacios iban camino a la iglesia y para la comprarle un ataque a una de las niÑas. las tres hijas se bajaron y en esto una explosiÓn desató un devastador incendio. >> un minuto antes de la explosiÓn. >> cerca de mil personas atrapadas en las llamas y la angustia por salir. >> las puertas de cerraron para evitar que las gentes salieran. >> los padres y las niÑas fueron alcanzados por el fuego. >> de las ir a ver a ninguna de las tres. y lo que mÁs siento es no haber ayudado, en el momento que mas necesitaban. porque de segÚn di

carla hace 10 aÑos que vive en bangkok, decidiÓ regresar a casa en un taxi. >> hemos hecho una cadenaque esto ha sido algo que puede ser dirigido para justamente atentar contra el turismo y la economÍa del paÍs. reportero: la cifra de muertos podrÍa aumentar con el correr de las horas. entre las vÍctimas hay de ciudadanos tailandeses, un chino, una filipino y de otras nacionalidades. el primer ministro ta y ha conformado el llamado salÓn de guerra. seguimos contigo jorge. jorge: durÓ los cuantos segundos pero fue un temblor tan fuerte como para asustar a los recientes san francisco en perÚ como en otros paÍses de amÉrica latina aumenta clamor por la despenalizaciÓn del aborto. quÉ pasa la relaciÓn del presidente de mÉxico con su esposa la actriz angÉlica rivera? ♪ ♪ tal vez la hicimos demasiado rica. nature valley, la naturaleza nunca supo tan rica. imagina que te vas de vacaciones a un lugar sólo porque en fotos parecía increíble. pero cuando llegas ahí te das cuenta... que de increíble no tiene nada, y que era demasiado bueno para ser verdad. justo así te pasa cuando te cambias de s

>>reporter: before carla jordan swan adopted her son, shelley was his c.a.s.a. he was an angry 13-year-old who spent 10 years in it foster care, but carla said shelley got to know him and fought to get him into schools that would help him thrive. >> she's an amazing, dynamic, outgoing person, and the love that she shows for my son, it's palpable. >> isn't this amazing? >>reporter: c.a.s.a. program director eric a deckersy marvels at shelley's deep compassion and commitment for helping children. >> she is phenomenal. she is one of those volunteers that you just wish you could coin. >> sit. >> oh. >>reporter: so for caring for her community from spca volunteer to children's advocate, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to shelley gottlieb. >> now, remember, you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> a bay area beauty queen's reign is about to be cut short, but not because of some scandal. she's actually about to report for boot camp. we'll have that coming up. >>> and we'll show you how can make little foot he

plus, say hello to carla's childhood favorite -- cobbler.s amazing kid melts your heart -- >> they need find a cure not someday, but today. >> reporter: we'll give him a million reasons to smile. it all starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >> good afternoon, and welcome to "the chew." thank you, guys. what a great audience today. you know what

cathy and carla say the state bureau of vital statistics will not allow hospitals to list both parents on birth certificates. in colorado, a same-sex couple is willing to go to gaol. jack phillips, the owner of master foods cake shop turned a couple down when they asked for a cake. they were married in massachusetts, but wanted to celebrate in colorado. the court of appeals warns that phillips can't cite religious beefs, it would lead to discrimination. phillips says he doesn't care and will go to gaol if needs be. >> the long-fought battle for gay rights is not over. >> yes, those celebrations after the court decision all weekend or all week. now there's a sense of reality singing in. only today in mississippi, a lawsuit has been filed in federal court by four couples challenging a state law prohibiting same sex couples from adopting children. >> in china police made their first arrest associated with a massive chemical explosion in teen jen. the owners of a warehouse where the blast occurred are in custody. investigators say a fire theringered the explosion, but they don't know what

plus, carla's whipping up her berry-filled bars that will make for the perfect outdoor nibbler.r can't officially begin without a refreshing drink from our "fab on the fly" host. and it starts right now on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew." thank you, guys. thanks for coming today. the sun is out, the sand is warm and i've got a bucket of suntan lotion on standby for michael symon's head.

i'm happy to answer questions or can bring up carla johnson from the mayors office of disability for questions >> commissioner dooley >> i want to thank you catty katy for all the hard work and time you put into this. it was grailt to work with the different minds and it is really much needed and thank you so much. >> thank you and i do want to give a builated thanksgivings to [inaudible] thaums who was part of the initial discussion as well and felt this was a important issue we as a city should be tackling. >> any other comments, questions? no. thank you very much, supervisor. >> with that i'll bring up carla johnson from mayors office on disability. >> good afternoon, it is so good to see you today. i also want to start my comments by thanking supervisor tang and her aid and commissioner dooley and director regina [inaudible] because what was special and unusual about this work group is it was trying to solve a problem from many different perspective chblt the people that par tit paced in the work group included work groups and your commissioner and director and department of buil

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carla feels perfectly healthy. she welcomes the chance to tryout a wearable sensor that monitors her pulse and blood pressure and physical activity and sleep patterns but discovers her blood pressure usually runs 150 over 100, increasing her risk of stroke and heart attack and kidney failure. nationwide 78 million americans, one out of three adults have high blood pressure. many don't even know it. what's worse, nearly 50% of those diagnosed with hypertension do not have it under control. carla consults with her doctor who confirms the need for treatment and suggest she take an inexpensive die you're receiptic drug and she contains a smart bottle connected to her smart phone returning to her blood pressure to the normal range avoiding crises. it will also bring many types of health care monitoring into this new century. current evidence suggests that the annual physical exam and associated lab tests may not be as useful as one would hope but new opportunities for specific indicators of individual health are emergin

alan pensÓ de sus vacaciones pero se nos fue carla.ny: emerson? (risas) >> de alan no puedo poner ningÚn vÍdeo. ana: cuÑada, trÁeme un llavero, aunque sea. johnny: no siga enviando estos predios que a la gente le encanta. ana: adonde fuiste de vacaciones, alan? alan: las vacaciones son para desaparecer. alejandro: excelente noticia para todos ustedes, que tiene que ser motivo de que uno de sus hijos serÍan traumado, divorcio, fallecimiento de los de los padres, le daremos los consejos para ayudar a sus hijos. ana: la cantante marisela lanzarÁ su biografÍa donde cuenta la relaciÓn con antonio solÍs. no te lo pierdas, todo eso en cÓdigo se cura. alan: vÍsperas del gran estreno del programa "la banda", conversamos con el talentoso ricky martin. ademÁs, se perdiÓ todos cono se puso a tocar la trompeta en pleno concierto. todo esto aquÍ en despierta amÉrica, la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn. ♪ ♪ alan:atenciÓn, padres. cualquiera sea el motivo, cÓmo ayudar a un niÑo, su hijo, a superar una experiencia traumÁtica. >> en esta nueva temporada

cuanto nos tardÓ carla? karla: nada.ijo me parece extremadamente maravilloso. williams: es la historia que nos tocÓ el corazón, va a tener un bebÉ. hay que celebrar. muchas felicidades para ellos. si usted tiene alguna historia que le parezcan a ustedes divertidas manda la despierta amÉrica. johnny: me encanto esta historia hermanito. williams: son historias que inspiran a mucha gente. johnny: la tecnologÍa nos estÁ llevando a esto. a mÍ me gustan las redes sociales para esto. estÁs haciendo un trabajo maravilloso dÉjame decirte. estas haciendo un trabajo excepcional. a mi esta cosa me esta poniendo nervioso, como estÁs? mela: a mi me dijeron que jomari estaba aquÍ. williams: mientras me la busca yo marie, nos dicen quiÉn fueron los mejores y las peores vestidos de esta semana. johnny: es una buena idea o un error clavarse en la intimidad con su pareja. aquÍ le vamos a contar los pro y los contra. nos va a acompaÑar la doctora nancy Álvarez. williams: dame un beso. mela: ayuda y alegrÍa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ e a tu instinto. delicios