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connie is 6 64 years old.he was married to a police officer who died nine years ago she was receiving pension from his benefit. connie, thank you so much for being with us. first of all my mother would admire you because you live a frugal live. you haven't worked. you're getting your husband's pension, and you live frugally. but now this is a problem. you could make it on that $25,000 a year which is half as much as more americans could make it on, but now you're worried where that is going to come from. >> right. >> what are your options? what are you thinking about? >> well, i've already talked to my son and my daughter-in-law that if i have to i could always back in and live with them, but i'm 64, i really don't want to live with my son and five kids. if i have to, i have to. >> this is a tough thing. you just heard the story that my friend duarte did about the firefighters in west virginia. your husband, what did he do? tell me about your husband. >> well, he was a police officer for 26.5 years. my father-

we're looking for evidence in the murder of connie matson. told an employee of haznostics, dr. daniel croydon, is a suspect? carver: dr. croydon is not a suspect. while we have no clear evidence linking him to the murder, he remains a person of interest to us. thank you. ( reporters clamoring ) i recognize that we live under the rule of law. but i have a right to due process. they call me "a person of interest." as if that entitles them to ransack my home and smear me in the press. all without a shred of evidence. i've prepared a handout for the press. it contains a chronology of the government's campaign against me. reporters: dr. croydon... goren: dr. croydon, would you be willing to take a blood test to prove that you haven't been exposed to anthrax or recently vaccinated for anthrax? dr. croydon wants to come in, but i've advised him not to. if you're afraid he's going to incriminate himself, then we'll make it off the record. i have no fear of incriminating myself. is that a yes? there are over 1,200 different strains of bacillus anthrax

and you made a mistake letting me. [ clatters ] connie... how long you been standing there?>> nikolas: still haven't found a donor for danny, but no one's giving up. >> elizabeth: and no one should. between danny's resilience and sam's determination, they're gonna win this battle. >> nikolas: any other outcome is unacceptable. >> elizabeth: just wish there was something else i could do. >> nikolas: well, you already got tested at the donor drive, for which my family thanks you, especially when you're dealing with your own situation. >> elizabeth: what do you mean? >> nikolas: well, i heard a.j. got ousted at elq. >> a.j.: [ sighs ] [ door opens ] >> tracy: enjoying your moment behind what used to be your desk? it'll be your last. >> felicia: you know the aztecs weren't in rome, don't you? >> mac: of course. >> lulu: i know you're excited you finally put this wedding together, but you don't need to look so shocked. >> maxie: it's not that. >> lulu: what's the matter? >> maxie: i think my water just broke. >> lulu: what? >> maxie: my water broke. >> lulu: no, it didn't. >> max

get your mind outta the gutter, connie.e need to get to the army base. ♪ - this is exactly what i thought secret government bases were like. - beefbottom! how are you? - we need to reverse the-- - what? - we're hoping that you know a way-- - what? - we need the goddamn antidote. - oh! here. we only have one dose. - hey, who says you get it? i'm taking this to woody. - no, i need it to save ethel. give me that! [grunts] - oh! oh, look what you did. - that was my last chance to save ethel. - ha ha ha! i was just [bleep] with you. that wasn't the antidote. that was a mai tai that bruce made. ♪ - well, where's the real antidote? - there isn't one. the effects wear off in 24 hours, silly. - what kind of bomb goes away after 24 hours? - uh, anything katherine heigl's in. - so the effects should be wearing off right about... what the [bleep] am i wearing? [grunting, exclaiming] - are you guys feeling straight? - yeah. - yeah. - five-second rule? [grunting, yelling] [electric buzzing] - hey! i'm not gay anymore! - of course you'd s

connie evans is president and ceo of the association.they're small but they're a powerful part of the business landscape. the association for enterprise opportunity, you're trying to create a business environment that would encourage microbusinesses to hire 1 more. here's a novel idea. if a million small businesses in america hired just 1 additional employee - the country would be a full employment. far-fetched? the association for enterprise opportunity is trying to make that happen with the smallest of small businesses - those with 5 or fewer workers - microbusinesses they're called. connie evans is president and ceo of the association. they're small but they're a powerful part of the business landscape. > >they're incredibly powerful. in fact, 1 in 3 main street microbusinesses hire just one employee this country would reach full employment. just think about it. we're talking about main street microbusinesses. they literally represent 92% of all businesses in this country. and i bet you pass them everyday. on the side streets, cross s

times are changing in london ahead of the bank of england, mark conni, he has given a statement. he said the bank will not even consider raising its interest rates until unemployment in the u.k. goes below the 7% mark. the bank also saying that will not probably happen before 2016 were the current rate is at 7.8%. this is called forward guidance and a radical change in how the bank of england does business. mark conni says this is an formpt to bring clarity households when they make investment decisions. it is to recap -- kickstart the u.k. economy when it is a little bit lackluster. >> a renewed recovery is under the way in the united kingdom and it appears to be broadening. that is certainly welcome. it means the recovery remains weak by historical standards and there is still a stigma begin margin of spare capacity in the economy. of-- a significant margin spare capacity in the economy. >> he is taking a page out of the playbook of the u.s. federal reserve, as well as his former employer, the canadian central bank. ofviously, the central bank europe has been wanting to keep th

was on the health commission for 12 years, it felt like 20, under mayor brown, during that time as connie ford referred to, we try today do two things, one, equal access to health care for every resident in san francisco, two, universal access to affordability, and out of that came the health care services ordinance under the leadership of amiano, and by a vote of 11-0, signed by the mayor, it was passed in all of its lovely promises. this still stands today, under aca and the exchange as you have already said, we will expand access and that's a great thing, but today we hear that the attack is really about affordability and that's what we have to pay attention to, and some of our partners are coming to us from the business community and saying they want out. well, there is no everyday that there's a need for them to be out. for affordability, we need them in, that should not change, i think the department of public health is not just a universal health council for the next four months when we're not going to get my mer evidence that we have today and the director of public health don't n

with the department of the environment and melanie is here today and doing a great job with our mos connieter and i know we have a lot of panels up there already but doesn't fill all the roof tops and there is new technology coming out all the time. we have been challenged in the solar technology arena because traditional technology has heavy weight technology that always challenged the integrity of roof tops, and moscone is the one we found and let that be for one of these companies and light ultralight technology and use, cheaper way of getting solar out there and we're going to allow them to demonstrate their product on top of our mos connie roof and that is an example we're doing in utilizing all of the agency's cooperations and make sure the start ups can use real testing sites in the city. that is thanks to the hardand kelly and the manager at puc and barbara hale and the second thing we're going to do is take a page out of what we're doing with clean tech and biotech life sciences. you see what mission bay is doing. they have for the last ten years building up a ecosystem of pharmac

i always throw my lot in with guys that end up hurting me. >> connie: yeah, you kind of do.ell for joe scully. >> tracy: i wasn't even referring to him. >> luke: oh, hey. we got here as soon as we heard maxie was in labor. >> laura: are we too late? did we miss the birth? >> sonny: no, you didn't miss it. they're just -- there's been a complication. >> felicia: focus on your breath, sweetheart. [ alarm beeping ] slow and steady. >> lulu: what is happening? >> dante: what -- what does that sound mean? >> dr. chu: this baby needs to come out now. >> maxie: this baby is coming out. i'm in labor. >> dr. chu: we can't wait for you to deliver naturally. this baby's losing oxygen. we need to perform an emergency c-section. ,, whatcha got there, duke? jay and duke talking action figures. my idea. love it! let's see what i say... roll that beautiful bean footage! [ jay ] bush's country style baked beans are slow cooked according to our secret family recipe with specially cured bacon and extra brown sugar for a thicker sauce and richer taste. the secret family recipe starts with beans

his girl friend, connie, is also serving time at hasselt. >> 14 years together. >> while the hundreds of letters symbolize their love, ironically it was a bonnie & clyde like robbery spree of post offices that brought them here. >> we are so close that we going together in hell, you know. we give our life for each other. >> since belgian post offices also offer banking services, they were the couple's prime target. >> i told her many times, i say, connie, you know, we have to be careful. it's bad luck to be caught, you know? she said, yeah, we have to stop. and then i say yes. and after i say, no, we need the money, you know. >> on their ninth robbery, they were not only caught, phillip accidentally shot himself in the leg trying to escape. but the pain was more than just physical. >> i failed to my promise to her, you know, to give her a better life. >> fortunately for connie and phillip they're incarcerated in a nation that understands the power of love. the couple is allowed to see each other for an hour three times a week, but once a month they're allowed a very special visit. >>

connie ford. >> thank you supervisor. i am connie ford and i am one of the co-chairs of jobs for justice and we started a few years ago with unions and community groups and risen to 30 unions and community groups and organizing and fighting together to create this city and maintain this city as we all want it to be fair and equal to everyone. one of our key worries actually is of course about jobs and about formula retail stores moving in and what happens to the community, so we absolutely salute the good work done in the bay view and the food justice work in the tenderloin and now coming forward with this legislation that we support 100 percent. we like to thank supervisor mar, supervisor kim, president chiu and supervisor cohen for recognizing this, not only to provide healthy food and resources in the community, but to support good jobs so as we go forward the jobs of justice has a whole program and this is just one leg of it and we have to work together to ensure that this group of small businesses stand forward and s

. >> reporter: connie and vance brown planned to spend the rest of their lives in this chicago condo they bought 14 years ago. do you think you will have to leave this place? >> i don't want to leave and he doesn't want to leave. >> reporter: but they may not have a choice. they stopped making mortgage payments two years ago soon after they lost their full-time jobs. connie found part-time work counseling troubled teens and vance, who's a computer tech, has only been able to find a job as a dishwasher. what do you do now? >> hoping and praying that i get some work and hoping and praying that my husband will get a better job and hoping and praying we get back up on our feet. >> reporter: a six-month grace period they arranged with their lender is over. foreclosure is likely. they say they can't leave chicago to find better jobs because they owe $50,000 more than their condo is worth. it's called being underwater. there are more than 7 31,000 homeowners in chicago in the same situation. that's more than any other u.s. city. rising home prices have helped reduce the number of underwater

joining me now is connie mack and steve murphy. are you a left wing birther? >> he was born in canada. we know that. he's a canadian citizen but he's also an american citizen so i think he's eligible to run for president. his problem isn't he's from canada. it's that he's from mars. >> all right. all right. save your cheap left wing political hack attack for later. we'll get to that later. do you see any issue here? it seems to me the left is flirting with birtherism. here's a question. does that mean they are racist against a hispanic? >> you know, first of all, i think it's important to point out that there is one democrat who will not be talking about this issue and that is barack obama. and the left -- this is clearly a media dump. this was clearly an opponent, someone who sees ted cruz as a threat that delivered this information and has stirred it up behind the scenes. i think most people in politics recognize what this is. i enjoy the fact that people out there are highlighting that the republican party is a big tent. we have people from all walks of lif

a little weird to come from someone with the breast cancer fund but i want to say everything that connie said could be breast cancer but it could also be loads of other diseases so what she's talking about really is not just concerns about one of the very worst diseases to which too many of us succumb, but we're also talking about neurodegenerative diseases, asthma, developmental disorders, other reproductive -- infertility, miscarriage, all kinds of other disorders, so horrible as breast cancer is, it's really one in a whole spectrum are affected by these chemical processes. i wanted to add that. >> hi. one thing i thought would be really good to have within fire house iss to get rid of antibacterial soap which often contains triclocan, its said it is related to muscle weakness in animal studies so that would be something firefighters would be thinking about and also is related to of course cardiovascular problems for animals and cardiovascular diseases with regard to firefighters so just to get rid of antibacterial soap which doesn't work better than plain old soap and water. fire stat

>> this is connie and kelly. they're my two lead buyers. >> hi.to meet you. >> jen. >> hi. >> nice to meet you. >> they see about 600 vendors a year, and they know that they're talking to about 6 million customers. >> mm-hmm. >> so, jen, if you can show them some products, that would be great. >> sure. okay. >> hey, robin, can i show you something inside real quick? >> okay. >> i'll just start. so robin and i met when we were in kindergarten, and we grew up together. we came together based on a need. the need is to remove harmful chemicals from our homes that we use every single day. we wanted to group everything together as our family line of products. that was our initial intent--to mix up very natural products for you and your family. >> jen, can i interrupt you just for a moment? >> sure. >> when i look at your product, i see "eco-me..." >> mm-hmm. >> "all-purpose cleaner." >> mm-hmm. >> but it doesn't tell me what it cleans. >> well, you know, we're saying that it's all-purpose. i mean, it really can clean almost everything in your home. >> w

buzz, but -- >> oprah just made 10 new headlines in a majorly honest interview with bravo's andy connie>> this is what stopped wope in her tracks. >> have you ever taken a dip in the lady pond? >> only minutes into their late-night love fest. >> i'm on the andy cohen show. >> and oprah going there, on their watch what happens live talking booze and her body. >> oh, no, there they are. >> controversy blowing up today. did andy cohen go too far? winfrey visibly upset, as the show turned uncomfortable. >> this is a classic. have you ever been with a lady? >> no, i have not, no. thank you. >> the rumors also the subject of this unauthorized biography. >> you never commented on that kitty kelley book when it came out. >> no, and i still won't. >> good. >> oprah more willing to talk about her "people" magazine revelation launching her network nearly led to a nervous breakdown. >> all these years i had been telling people to hang in there. now i get to walk that walk, and not just talk it. it's so much more fun to make money than to lose it. >> yeah, i'm sure. >> o on a giant she's everywhere

i also want to acknowledge connie ford who's been working diligently with the community whether or not it is with the pact or the other partners we're proud of the work. but one out of 3 households has a member in it. we want to make sure that everything is going to benefit the community local higher and affordable housing and job training and getting into houses and jobs making sure there are good health care and everything is being done. we negotiated extra money that is going to be used and invested in the community to make sure the community sliefl benefits. we're proud to be part of the process but this is a great day and a great start thank you everybody (clapping) our next speaker really does embody the american dream. i'll introduce my friend and your friend willie brown. a product of the urban black neighborhoods of san francisco he became an attorney to rise through the civil rights movement. willie brown served more than thirty years 15 years as it's speaker then he was elected and served as the first african-american to serve as labor in san francisco. mayor brown has dedic

his mother, connie homer, said her only son larks landscape are and lifelong atlanta braves fan called her during the rain delay, just before his death. >>> caught on camera tonight a 9-year-old boy is dead and family left with lots of questions after the woman behind the wheel of a car plowed into a car full of people. the boy's family was on vacation. the boy's mother and 6-year-old sibling was injured. the woman who hit them claims that her gas pedal got stuck. >> two good samaritans caught on camera. watch as he stops and gets off his bike to help a woman in a whole chair stuck in a rut and this man help as blind man who was walking on the side of a busy road. >>> so, some isolated storm action is possible. we're not quite done with the active weather yet. you see a healthy thunderstorm north of the maryland state line and this particular heavy downpour headed toward the susquehanna may enter northern cecil or harford county toward rising sun, an area that does not need more rain. we have lost some of the lightning. most of the rest of the state sitting clear. talking about norther

chevron energy solutions, connie frank foundation, jinn ethic intel and mc castle foundation the stanley s foundation union bank, visa wells far go pg&e cummings west and rich and gudegee guggenheim. placegees web corp builders and the lunch is due to our in-kind media sponsors who we would like to also thank c cbs and one 07 a and one 06.9 f and suffrage business times. san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ... >> we love our parks, but we love... >> and the community who is really the core of it all, came together and said what we need is a place for our teenager to play, not just play grounds for the kids and soccer fields but we need a skate park that will keep the kids home in the neighborhood so they can play where they live. >> the children in the neighborhood and it will be a major boone. and we have generations, the youth generations tha