cynthia saenz: similares.s como un club, ¿verdad?, que tiene eso y se sienten muy unidos. y el apoyo es enorme, enorme para seguir adelante. damian trujillo: mi sobrino sufre de autismo. tiene 22, 23 años y aún no habla. ¿qué le puede decir usted a los padres de familia? aquí tenemos la información para la caminata que se va a llevar a cabo el 16 de mayo en history park de san jose. ahí está la página de red para más información. ¿qué les puede aconsejar usted a esos padres que quizás tengan el temor que su hijo o hija vaya a ser diagnosticado con autismo? cynthia saenz: que no teman. no es el final de nada. es el principio. ahora vivimos en un tiempo donde los recursos han crecido muchísimo. hay muchos lugares donde pueden ayudarle. en las escuelas, las escuelas tienen ciertos recursos y si no los encuentran ahí, pues búsquenlos porque sí hay. vayan al web page de autism speaks. están ahí tanta información. tiene un kit de los primeros 100 días. o sea, desde el primer día que uno dice, "ay, pienso que algo ti

about cynthia? or elizabeth. >> we have one here. >> i didn't remember from the beginning, what year was she born? ms. zanin: 1910. >> she was in her early 30's during the 1940's. ms. zanin: yes. age did not dim her. >> what happened to her daughter? ms. zanin: her daughter died. denise was very unhappy. as you can imagine. her mother abandoned her and went off to live her life. in some ways, i think betty is repeating what cora did to her. cora ignored the children in favor of her social world. betty is doing the same thing. she is able at some point to compartmentalize and to say, that part of my life, goodbye. done. i am going to work with intelligence. almost as if denise doesn't exist for her. >> natalie, and how did the diaries -- were they in possession of the family? you made a number of references to the diaries. ms. zanin: i have not had my hands on the diaries. i have seen excerpts. i think the families have been. -- the family has them. >> you are a great storyteller. are you really not

i'm going to be talking to you about cynthia or code name cynthia. this is a very interesting woman. i call her a most unusual woman but i find that she livesd a very exciting life. when i did some research on her, i kept thinking of it in terms of a screenplay, so i started writing one. [laughter] how do you build a spy? how do you create a spy? if you were to go into a laborde tory -- laboratory and put in ingredients, you couldn't come up with a much better one t han cynthia. all of the elements are there. early in life, she was born amy elizabeth thorpe in minneapolis, minnesota. she said that she was of irish and scandinavian heritage on her father's side and mixed french and the variant on her mother's side. as a child amy had a relative named aunt amy, and so to avoid confusion the family started to call her elizabeth and the betty. that he -- betty stuck. her father served in the spanish-american war with distinction. her mother was the daughter of a senator, and educated woman. she didn't mix well with the rest of many minneapolis society i

about cynthia? or elizabeth. >> we have one here. >> i didn't remember from the beginning, what year was she born? ms. zanin: 1910. >> she was in her early 30's during the 1940's. ms. zanin: yes. age did not dim her. >> what happened to her daughter? ms. zanin: her daughter died. denise was very unhappy. as you can imagine. her mother abandoned her and went off to live her life. in some ways, i think betty is repeating what cora did to her. cora ignored the children in favor of her social world. betty is doing the same thing. she is able at some point to compartmentalize and to say, that part of my life, goodbye. done. i am going to work with intelligence. almost as if denise doesn't exist for her. >> natalie, and how did the diaries -- were they in possession of the family? you made a number of references to the diaries. ms. zanin: i have not had my hands on the diaries. i have seen excerpts. i think the families have been. -- the family has them. >> you are a great storyteller. are you really not

cynthia: these are the three different drugs. keytruda and podivo -- opdivo help the immune system to attack the cancer. ibrance will get broader approval as the year goes on. mark: all three of them over six figures. that is expensive. what is the outlook for these new drugs coming to the market? pcynthia: they are studying these drugs in a lot of different types of tumors so presumably this is the beginning and in cancers where there are much bigger patient populations, the angle is being able to take these therapies and applying them to different patient populations in combination as well as on their own. mark: what are the major risks in these outlooks? cynthia: basically the drugs compete with one another and they get tough on pricing. it hasn't happened yet so we have to wait and see. mark: for this pharmaceutical copies from of the prophets keep going up. cynthia: how many different exhibition populations can they reach into and how long will they be able to sustain the momentum? mark: when we talk about these therapies, i

this morning i'm going to be talking to you about cynthia or "codename cynthia." this is a very unusual woman. she lived a very exciting life. if you were going to concoct a spy, from a machine, you couldn't come up with one better than cynthia. she was born naomi elizabeth thorpe. she said she was of irish-scandinavian heritage on her father's side and scandinavian-bavarian on her mother's side. amy had an aunt named "amy" and so for convenience of the family they began calling her betty, and that stuck. first they called her elizabeth, but then betty stuck. she was an educated woman. she didn't mix well with minneapolis society. i think she at sometimes may have felt she was apuff them. she studied at clom bank and sorvougnt and university. it was difficult for her to display affection to her family. when i picture her now, i picture a cross between marches dumond and a character from douwnton abbey. well, the family lives here until 1914. betty has a sister born in 1912 and a brother george born in 19 15 and they are both born in maine. betty's childhood is int

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i'm going to be talking to you about cynthia, or codename cynthia. this is a very interesting woman. i call her a most unusual woman i find that she lived a very exciting life. when i did some research on her i kept seeing it in terms of a screenplay, so i started writing one. how do you hold a spy? how do you create a spy? if you were to go into a laborde tori and put in ingredients into a machine to concoct a spy, you couldn't come up with a much better one than cynthia. all the elements are there. in her early life she was born amy elizabeth thorpe in minneapolis, minnesota. she said she was of irish-scandinavian heritage on her father's side and mixed french-canadian and a very and on her mother's side. amy had a relative named aunt amy who lived with the family. to avoid confusion the family started calling her elizabeth and then later betty. that he stuck. she liked that he the family liked that. her father was george cyrus thorpe. her mother was cora wells thorpe . she was an educated woman and she didn't mix well with the rest of minneapolis

first, christian, tell us about cynthia. >> cynthia is 19 years old, victor and found today at 9:00 overnce the attack on that university happened. she said she hid in the wardrobe while the al shabab terrorists came in and separated christians from muslims. here's what she had to say, victor. >> and then me i decided to go to the wardrobe. in the wardrobe we have these small rooms. and then i entered into that place and then i covered myself with the clothes, then these people ended up in the wardrobe and i had a roommate who were hidden themselves under the bed. they told them to go out, and when they were outside now, they told if you don't know how to read to them in the muslim word whatever, you lie down and then if you know you go to the other side. >> reporter: now, victor it's a horror of a time you look for the stories of hope but cynthia's story has such shocking elements. she had to drink body lotion while she was in the wardrobe to keep herself rehydrated. she was still in shock when we saw her and when she was found by the military she wouldn't leave the wardrobe. they had t

mark: cynthia kunz, thank you so much. as we had to break, live at the white house. cynthia koons.ll talk the former u.s. ambassador for global women's issues on what more needs to be done to protect children and women in areas of conflict. life to the white house, the president of the united states welcoming the super bowl champions new england patriots. you are watching "bottom line." ♪ mark: welcome back to the second half hour " bottom line." let's get you some of the top stories we are following. let's begin with the price of crude oil in the flow -- in the close of trading on the floor. trading at 58.08. measure for the proposed measure and time warner cable. staff members at the federal communications commission are now opposed to the deal. the reason, it does not help consumers. yesterday justice department antitrust lawyers -- flew in lawyers from both companies. the opposition from the fcc is stronger. officials at the agency are expected to recommend that an administrative hearing be held. one of the main critics of the deal is minister the democrat al franken. he's goin

of cynthia parker, she did not return, she was famous as the white squad that were not returned. her oldest son was the greatest comanche warrior of his age and i will not go into details but i want to tell you a great story about quanah. i consider quanah parker one of the most extraordinary people of the 14th century, one of the most formidable warriors. that is saying something. he was a brilliant field general, never defeated by whites in battle. led the last of the comanche into the terrible dying days of 1875 and the buffalo had all been killed after all the other tribes have surrendered. after his surrender, moved to the comanche reservation and transformed himself in oklahoma the way that his mother had. his mother had adapted brilliantly to the comanche culture, and not one of parker -- now parker adapted to the white culture. he went from this fierce plains warrior to the most successful influential indian of the period and controlled a small cattle empire, outfoxed the white man to the leasing games in a friend of to the roosevelt and accumulated a large fortune of alm

cynthia lennon was 75. met john lennon at art school and had their son julian, before the beatles rocketed to stardom. in 1968, after john left cynthia for yoko ono, paul mccartney wrote a song to comfort young julian and it became a classic. ♪ hey jude don't make it bad ♪ >> pelley: and we'll be right back. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your brain with centrum silver men. multivitamins with 20% more vitamin d. my heart beats 100,000 times a day sending oxygen to my muscles... again! ...so i can lift even the most demanding weights. take care of your heart with centrum silver men. multivitamins for the most important parts of you. man when i got shingles it was something awful. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don't see it coming. boom! if you've had chicken pox that shingles virus is already inside of you. it ain't pretty when it comes out. now i'm not telling you this so that you'll feel sorry for

. >> you interviewed one survivor cynthia.us about her horror, what she went through. . >> reporter: a remarkable story, wolf. the attackers came in on 5:00 a.m. in the morning. 48 hours later the authorities found this young girl called cynthia hiding in a wardrobe. she had covered herself with clothing and blankets and it's incredibly hot here. all she had -- she told us to drink to keep herself rehydrated was body lotion. really quite remarkable. here's what she had to say, wolf. >> i was scared so much. >> reporter: you were hiding? >> i was hiding. you know how i had covered myself with the clothes. >> reporter: while wu were hiding what did you hear? >> the shooting. they were shooting everywhere. i had closed my eyes. i didn't want to open my eyes. i just closed my eyes at that time. >> reporter: when we met cynthia, she was still in great shock, wolf. but it's times of complete horror like that that you want to try to find some sort of hope. as i said she was in shock when we found her. when the authorities found her b

. >>> cynthia lennon first wife of beatle john lennon has died.th was announced by julian lennon. cynthia and john lennon divorced in 1968 after a decade together through the height of beatle mania. their breakup prompted paul mccartney to write the beatles classic "hey jude" to comfort jude. cynthia lennon was 75 years old. >>> when the dad who foun way to hel parents tough conversa with their i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the more i put into my business the more i get out of it. like 5x your rewards when you make select business purchases with your ink plus card from chase. and with ink, i choose how to redeem my points for things like cash or travel. how's the fro-yo? just peachy...literally. ink from chase. so you can. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. t

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i'm going to be talking to you about cynthia. or codename sent you. this is a very interesting woman. she lived a very exciting woman. i kept seeing it in terms of a screenplay, so i started writing one. how do you build a spy. -- how do you build a spy? how do you create a spy? if you were to go into a laboratory and put it into a machine to contact -- concoct a spy, you could not do much better than cynthia. all of the elements are there. she was born amy elizabeth thorpe in minneapolis, minnesota. she said she was of irish-scandinavian heritage on her father's side and mixed french-canadian and bavarian on her mother's side. as a child, amy had a relative named aunt amy who lived with the family. to avoid confusion the family started calling her elizabeth and then betty. she liked betty. her father was george cyrus thorpe. he was a captain in the marines who served with distinction. her mother was cora wells thorpe, the daughter of senator harry wells. she was an educated woman. and she did not mix well with the rest of minneapolis society, which s

. >> reporter: when cynthia filed her tax return in february she was looking forward to a hefty refund of around $3,000. >> my daughter got her, my matter got hers, everybody did their at the same time. >> reporter: she notice add problem with her return. >> my checking account was in the right. >> reporter: number she provided was two digits off. her refund was deposited in someone else's bank account. >> it was a mistake, the problem is i'm suffering for it. >> it the is a true pain to get correct. >> reporter: kate bell business bank rate.com. >> it is up to the individual taxpayer to make sure that the account and routeing numbers are correct. if you make a mistake and it goes to someone else's account it is between you and your bank to figure it out. >> reporter: when cynthia alerted bank of america they said they were unsuccessful in reaching the other account owner. >> they were telling me, that i basically gifted this man this money. >> reporter: bank of america has in legal authority to seized fund on behalf of the taxpayer and that the irs should be contacted to a attempt to

and today cynthia is out of hiding. safe.nd today kenya's president declared three days of mourning for the 147 victims most of them students. this is al shabaab terrorists issuing a new warning they are not done with their killing spree. they're vowing that kenya's cities will quote, run red with blood. let's bring in christian peer foye in kenya. tell us more about cynthia's ordeal and then also deal with the continuing threat. >> reporter: well fredricka, it's at times of absolute horror like this you try to look for some sort of hope. and after 48 hours in the top of a cupboard under blankets in what must have been just darkness 19-year-old cynthia was found by the military this morning. now, when we met her, she was still in a great deal of shock, but here's what she had to say. >> and then i decided to go to the wardrobe. in the wardrobe we have a small rooms. and then i covered myself with the clothes. and then these people were in our room. and then they found others who had hidden themselves. they told them to go out

cynthia, with interfering with the flight crew. both plead guilty and receive probation.ia must pay the $86,000 it costs to reroute the flight. >> alcohol definitely was a factor in this case. i think you look at most cases of air rage, you find alcohol is a common theme. >> you tell them! tell them i did nothing wrong! i was going to shanghai for a modeling competition! i did nothing wrong! tell them, lady! >> we see more and more of these kind of cases. just people lose their temper, and when you're flying at 36,000 feet, it becomes a safety issue. >> all i did was try to comfort my sister. >>> coming up -- three deer go out for a beer. >> i ran, trying to hold my pants up the whole time. >> while out west, a herd of cattle with a mind of its own. >> a number of the steers decided to take a right-hand turn when they should have gone straight. >> when "caught on camera: customers gone wild" returns. but the m-class sees in your blind spot... pulls you back into your lane... even brakes all by itself. it's almost like it couldn't crash... even if it tried. the 2015 m-clas

cynthia se refiere a la placenta...ipal me parece más importante es que ayuda a estabilizar las hormonas. valerie se dedica a procesar placenta para el consumo de sus clientes...luego de recoger el órgano del hospital lo lleva a casa...lo pone a deshidratar por varias horas para finalmente triturarlo y encapsularlo... valerie 21:58:03 cuando yo recibo la placenta me toma yo digo 24 a 48 horas por mas desagradable que le suene a muchos...el consumo de placenta esta en aumento pese a que no hay estudios científicos que respalden los beneficios...la mayor preocupación para algunos médicos son los riesgos... dra lucky 10:50:56 porque puede tener bacteria que puede tener efecto malo en la paciente..el parto no es limpio... valeria 21:55:14 totalmente pero yo te puedo decir que he encapsulado mas de 400 placentas en dos años y nunca he tenido una mama que me ha dicho que se ha enfermado de consumir su placenta cynthia nos confesó que dudo antes de proceder pero fue mayor su deseo por controlar el miedo que sintió después de s

cynthia and john lennon divorced in 1968 after a decade together through the mania. their breakup prompted the classic "hey jude." cynthia lennon was 75 years old. >>> when we come back, the dad who found a way to help military parents through a tough conversation with their kids. >>> ptsd can feel like a private prison for our men and women returning from the battlefield. it can be so hard to express what they're going through, even to those closest to them. but one veteran found a way to bridge the gap ptsd created between him and his children. and as nbc's hallie jackson reports, it could make a difference for so many families. >> reporter: it's not every night the author of your bed time story reads it to you. >> mom, why is dad so mad all the time? >> reporter: but this book was written by reagan's dad after he came back from iraq and afghanistan with post-traumatic stress disorder. >> dad was different when we came home from overseas. because dad always has a fire in his chest. >> reporter: did you understand what the book was about? >> when daddy had a fire in

cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, ft. worth. >>> we're back in a moment with a big unveiling today by the first lady and oprah. and questions about the origin of a famous quote. >>> it's meant to be a tribute to a poet and author and all-around inspiring woman, but of all the moving quotes that could have been chosen to honor the late maya angelou on her official stamp, the post office apparently went with one that doesn't belong to her. kate snow explains. >> reporter: at a packed theater in washington today, first lady michelle obama and oprah joined the postmaster general. >> she'd get a big kick out of this moment today. >> reporter: the angelou stamp features this quote a bird doesn't sing because it has an answer. it sings because it has a song. just one problem, angelo may not have penned those words. a professor at emerson college flagged the "washington post" that he always thought joan walsh anglin wrote it. she later confirmed that's her quote, with the pronoun changed. the postal service said mayo angelou cite

nbc's cynthia mcfadden takes us there. >> all right. >> fort worth mayor betsy price is on a roll. >>e a biker. >> no, i'm a cyclist. bikers wear leather anosikalists wear spandex. >> the health conscious mayor wants to revelize her city. >> this is about having more life in your years, not living longer. >> she's teaming up with dan buettner who located the five places on earth where people live longer and healthier than any place else. >> the longest living man on the planet live right around here. >> he dubbed them blue zones and reveals their common secrets in his new book "the blue zones solution." we joined him on the island of sardinia, a place that produces more 100-year-old men than anywhere else on earth. people here are constantly on move. eat meat ratherly but have beans almost every day. >> what you've learned is there's no silver bullet. >> i call it silver buckshot actually. it's 20 or 30 little things but they're little things that you can transport from the places like sardinia and bring them home and have them work for you. >> but can they transform a city nicknamed

joining me now is cynthia shaw.see you again. >> good to see you. >> reporter: i'm noticing a lot of tweets popping up on the board. in what way are the digital communications playing a role in this effort? >> to have the eyewitness reports from the ground of what's going on what they're seeing in the rubble is hugely helpful for the responders to plan how to get relief where needed. by monitoring posts we're able to take note of where there's help and misinformation and let people know where to receive help. >> reporter: and i'm seeing some amazing tweets and posts coming in about rescues just almost miraculous rescues and stories of survival. >> yes. those positive stories, it's great to share that with the affected community so they know there's still hope. in these critical hours post the disaster, having hope is essential to survival. >> reporter: a lot of people want to send supplies but money is more important. and the reason is? >> the reason is if you take the $2 bottle of water, pack it ship it transport i

nbc's cynthia mcfadden takes us there. >> reporter: ft. mayor, betsy price, is on a roll. >> you're a biker? >> i'm a cyclists. bikers wear leather. >> reporter: she wants to revolutionize her city. >> this isn't about living longer this is about having more life in your years. >> reporter: to do it she's teaming up with national geographic who located the five places on earth where people live longer and healthier than anyplace else. >> the longest lived man on the planet lived around here. >> reporter: he dubbed them the blue zone and revealed the common secrets in his new book. we joined him on the italian island of sardinia. a place that produces more 100-year-old men than anywhere else on people here are constantly on the . eat meat rarely but have beans almost every day. what you've learned is there is no silver bullet. >> i call it silver buck shot actually. it's 20 or 30 little things. but they're little things that you can transport from places and have them work for you. >> reporter: can they transform a city nicknamed cow town?

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nbc's cynthia mcfadden reports that employees are receiving benefits like health care thanks to patrons. >> here in san francisco, the birth place of america's counterculture, a new revolution. ground zero this tiny french bistro. owner jennifer would be the first to say hers is not the fanciest or the hippest restaurant in town. but the grilled heritage pork chop is hard to beat. but really made zazdy's famous is something else on the menu right there in the fine print. >> $1.25 surcharge to provide health benefits for our hard-working staff. which is less than a parking meter around here. exactly a parking meter will cost you more than $1.25 for 30 minutes and that provides every staff member even people that work one day a week with full benefits including full health insurance, full dental paid sick leave and the 401(k) with a match. >> it was a resume she first cooked up after her own career waiting tables. >> always being treated like a thief, that i was replaceable, irrelevant to the business. >> when she bought this place ten years ago she you doed zazie would be different. >> s

i work hard for that. >> cynthia filed paperwork that allows the is to contact the bank on her behalfay will help. irs says if funds aren't available or bank refuses to return the funds it can compel a bank to do so. reporting for "3 on your side", i'm jim donovan. >> we are learning more about the much anticipated happen epp watch. customers who want to purchase that watch, first make appointment forfeiting. now, that requires making an on line reservation and you won't just be able to walk into the store to buy that watch. pre-orders for it beginning april 10th. watches actually go on sale april 24th, and get there is they cost between 349 and $17,000. big span there. >> well, speaking of apple this weekend marks five years since the release of the ipad. steve jobs unveiled it back in 2009, calling it a magical and revolutionary product. since then, apple has sold more than 200 million ipads. >>> carol? >> i'm going to get the weather watchers together to buy me a watch. aim he sure they want to spend their monday that i wayment weighing in with temperatures this easter sunday, and

cynthia mcfadden, nbc news san francisco. >>> john hewitt has made quite a name for himself in the taxreparation industry. the co-founder of jackson hewitt, a company for which he no longer works but still bears his name is the founder now and ceo of liberty tax service based in virginia beach, virginia. the third largest tax prep in the country, liberty has 43 locations and growing. he talks about making your customers happy, principles and this getting out of the box in this learning from the pros. >> making customers happy. you never meet a customer's expectations. you almost never do. you either exceed it or fail to meet it. and our goal as ceos is to have a higher and higher percentage of exceeding customer's expectations. caution is a thing of the past. you have to go for it. we do one thing almost no one does. we're one of the few national companies that calls every customer two days after they've been in and asked how we did for them and how we can improve. they like being called. they like being asked. we have a higher retention when we call our customers and ask them how we d

we have that captivity of cynthia parker. she bore three children, refused to come back. famous as the white squall who would not return. that story played out. her oldest son was one of parker, the greatest comanche warrior of his age. i will tell you one really great story about him. i consider quanah parker one of the most extraordinary of the 19th century. probably the most formidable comanche warrior of his era. he led the last of the comanches into the terrible dying days of 1875 and the buffalo had all been killed after all the other tribes have surrendered. he moved to the comanche reservation and transformed himself in oklahoma the way that his mother had. she had adapted brilliantly to the comanche culture. now he adapted to the white culture. he went from the fiercest plains warrior to the most successful , influential indian of the period and controlled a small cattle empire, outfoxed the white man to the leasing games . he accumulated a large fortune of almost all of which he gave away to help his fellow comanches. the year is 1871. keep in mind a 35 years af

. >> and carol with cynthia. >> i'm cynthia. >> for all her fame when they were casting the sound of. she shot two films and they hadn't been released. a certified movie goddess, grace kelly was vying for the part and someone else was a logical choice too. >> true or not true. they were looking at doris day? >> she was the great star of the day that sang. how lucky can i get? >> they decided to choose this newcomer to the film. instead of sean connery or richard burton. look at the tape for the role of leasele. recognize her? >> i am 16 going on 17 ♪ that's mia farrow trying out. kurt russell, richard dreyfus and some of the brothers tried out and were rejected. the director brought together a group of relative unknowns in austria to make a musical no guarantee of success. >> one of the smarter children lost her two front teeth. they are ready with substitute. one grew six inches in six months. they used boxes to make her look taller. something about these children invited four generations of kids watching the film to imagine themselves as part of a household too. everyone is saying

cynthia: me preocupo porque soy madre de tres niÑos. una prÓrroga de tres aÑos para adherirse a la ley para que ningÚn niÑo se quede sin clases. para que todos los estudiantes prueben que son competentes en matemÁtica y lectura, de lo contrario los distritos se enfrentarÍa a una serie de intervenciones. tambiÉn han pedido extra prÓrroga. sacramento se convirtiÓ en la ciudad mÁs reciente en california que aprueba una prohibiciÓn a las bolsas plÁsticas en supermercados, farmacias y tiendas de conveniencia. hasta ahora un tercio de las ciudades del estado dorado tienen una previsiÓn similar. leon: 300 trabajadores fueron rescatados y trasladados a tierra firme. >> >> nosotros tenemos una actividad simbiÓtica entre nuestra propia flora bacteriana y nuestro estado normal de salud. mientras una de cada tres personas padecen de obesidad una de cada cinco personas en este paÍs tiene enfermedades mentales de las dÉcadas. >> tambiÉn genera unos cambios, especÍficamente unos cambios relacionados a esta alteraciÓn extracurriculares que estamos teni

. >> the cynthia lennon, the first wife of john lennon died of cancer today.he beatles said hey jude was written to help john through the divorce. cynthia was 72 years old. >>> antonio mora is here with the story of the next hour. >> palestinians voted last year to join the icc. they joined to put forward war crimes committed by israel last summer. in the end their side may be investigated as well. either way, the hague is expected to take its time on this given the volatile situation in the middle east. >> what i think is important at this stage is to allow the prosecutor this possibility of analyzing all the relevant voargsinformation, all the relevant arguments, the time of the crimes the alleged perpetrators. >> thawing investigators may also look into illegal settlements on palestinian land. also john the impact it might have on middle east peace efforts. >> antonio, thank you. >>> a brand name product dating back some 2,000 years. plus: >> irish american comedian who is a huge hit in china. what he says about the cultural differences and how he bridges t

nbc's cynthia mcfadden has the secret elixir. she takes us there. >> reporter: ft.ayor betsy price is on a roll. you're a biker. >> no, i'm a cyclist. bikers wear leather, cyclers wear spandex. >> reporter: the health-conscious mayor wants to revolutionize her city. >> cynthia, this isn't about living longer, this is about having more life in your years. >> reporter: to do it she's teaming up with "national geographic" fellow dan buttner who located five places on earth where people live longer and healthier than anyplace else. >> the longest lived men on the planet lived here. >> reporter: he dubbed them blue zones and reveals common strengths in his book "the blue zones solution." we joined him on the italian island of sardinia. a place that produces more 100-year-old men than anywhere else on earth. people here are constantly on the move eat meat rarely but have beans almost every day. what you've learn sudden there's no silver bullet. >> i call it silver buckshots. it's 20 or 30 little things. they're things you can transport from places like sardinia and bring

cynthia shaw joins us this morning. you've got way for people to help out. >> after a disast strike updated maps are crucial. so far we had over 2,000 volunteers that have gone into the open street maps and have tagged damaged buildings, roadways that are not passable and real yiers that might not have seen any add. this allows relief workers to get help more effectively into the areas. >> reporter: we'll be sure to put the information on our website. we do appreciate your taking the time to talk with us today. thank you. the american red cross. you can donate by texting the word nepal to 90999 or by calling 1-800-red cross. we're live in san jose this morning. >> we with hope the bay area will step up in a big way. >>> the walt disney parent company is committing a million tlars in aid to victims of the disaster. it will be split among the red cross and save the children. if you like to donate help us in our help nepal effort. you can text anynepal to 90999 or call 1-800-red cross. >>> just looking outside at the ballp

i did have a chance to talk to a young woman this morning, cynthia williams who says she is now forced to catch the bus to work instead of the train. >> so we're going to get it back to order. that's -- we want to get it back to order. that's what we need, order. because people still got -- people got bills to pay. still lives that we have to live. >> reporter: now, as you can see, the national guard troops police are still out in this community. right behind me but no problems this morning in this community as the curfew ended about an hour ago. as you said later today, this afternoon, we'll get an update from the police commissioner. >> molette green, thank you. >>> and we have learned the baltimore orioles made a big change in reaction to the protests here. the o's will play the next series in tampa bay instead of at home as originally scheduled. today they're playing in front of the empty stadium or inside an empty stadium. the game is closed to fans today. the first ever mlb game with zero fans in the stands. >>> and there is a new campaign online to help rebuild baltimore. the go

we're joined by cynthia shaw with the organization. cynthia. thanks for getting up earlier. we appreciate it. tell us a little more the local red cross is doing. >> the american red cross is working in close connection with the nepal red cross which has been on the ground responding to the earthquake as soon as it happened. nepal red cross volunteers are there doing first-aid and search and rescue, providing basic supplies. the american red cross is supporting their efforts through information management as well as financial resources. >> reporter: thousands of residents over there have been left homeless. they need the basic supplies that you mentioned. but that doesn't necessarily mean you want people to go out and buy tents and supplies and drop them off. >> that's correct. take a 2 dollars bottle of water, pack it and ship it and transport it, it's going to cost us $22. we could take that $22 and in country buy 50 bottles of water and get the relief there quicker and stimulate the economy. >> whether someone wants to donate to the american red cross or some other organiz

pacheco is the board legal assistant i'm cynthia goldstein the boards director we'll to be joined by representatives that have matter before the board scott sanchez is the zoning administrator and he represents planning department and planning commission and joe duffy for the department of building inspection mr. pacheco go over others meetings guidelines and conduct the swearing in >> phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments. there are customer satisfaction forms available. if you have a question about the schedule, speak to the staff after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow we are located at 1650 mission street, suite 304. this meet

after 48 hours, a 19-year-old student from garissa university cynthia, emerged after hiding in a large cupbore. she hid in the cupboard for two days. even when rescuers were calling out her name she didn't want to come out because she simply didn't trust that they weren't gunmen. it was only when she heard the voice of her teacher calling her name she decided to emerge. she is a kris yn an spent 48 hours simply praying to god that she would be alive and stay alive. >> were you scared? >> hmm? >> were you scared? >> i was scared so much. >> reporter: one remarkable story but most of the stories here are not stories of survival. i've spent most of the day at the mortuary where the relatives are identifying their loved ones through photographs of the dead. 119 bodies are at the mortuary. taken photographs. warning people to be strong coming in to try to identify their loved ones chbl obviously, as they come out, having done that they're, well in pieces. they're crying. many are hysterical. so terrible skeenls there. but at least today one story of survival. a remarkable story of a 19-year

cynthia nelson and her daughter pick a color every year. silver. >> it's a tradition for me and my family. we come down all the time. sometimes we win and sometimes we don't. >> c henery david keeps the parade going year after sgleer at year, another hopefully big success. sun is out for us. philadelphia is so gorgeous. i'm so proud of them. >> he does it all for. >> the kids. the kids make it special. >> shrima henrey agreed she keeps up the tradition for-year-old taraji. >> i want him to did what i did have fun enjoy, it's religous purposes for us too, other than that we're here to have a good time. >> it wouldn't be a easter promenade without bonnets. plenty of bonnets brimming with flowers and easter eggs. >> happy easter. >> in hen house square, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> of course all those outdoor activities were met with nice weather day for easter sunday. sunny skies and moderate temperatures also made it easy for people to show off their easter outfits as you saw. word is even nicer day is on tap for tomorrow. me

cynthia and john met in art school in liverpool and married shortly after the beatles shot to fame.riage concealed to protect his image as teen idol. they divorced in 1968 after john met japanese artist, yoko ono. cynthia was revealed in a book mistreated by john during their marriage. >> still ahead, snoop dog's instagram photo post wag texas state trooper lands the offers nerve hot water. the punishment he's now facing this morning. >> 4:55, looking at the airport, i'm heading out there shortly to see what's going on over there. >> popular rapper, during the south, southwest festival, texas trooper billy spears says he was working extra hours when snoop dog asked for a picture. the rapper then posted it on instagram writing: me and my deputy dog. spears says he was soon called out at work for fratonize g with a known criminal. his lawyer maintains, spears didn't know about snoop's criminal history. >> apparently he sent word down that he wanted billy formerly counseled, as they call t so he was served with papers saying officially he's being chase advertised for it. >> the police

cynthia and john lennon met in art school in liverpool. this by the way this video is joanie mitchell has nothing to do with this story. they were married before the beatles skyrocketed to faixtfame. >>> now to the story about singer/songwriter joanie mitchell. she is in intensive care tonight at a hospital in los angeles. someone found her unconscious on her bathroom floor tuesday afternoon. a statement on her web site reads today that the 71-year-old regained consciousness in the ambulance. they say she's in good spirits and undergoing tests right now. back in november mitchell told "billboard" magazine she has a debilitating skin condition that left her unable to perform. >>> boston's own mark wahlberg could soon be behind a movie about the boston bombing. the movie would be called "patriots day," based on the account of the boston police commissioner. it would focus on the days leading up to the capture of dzhokhar tsarnaev. tsarnaev is on trial, of course for allegedly planting the bombs. mark wahlberg is also considering acting in th

pacheco and i'm cynthia goldstein the boards executive order and for case sitting at the front tablecott sanchez representing the planning department and planning commission we'll be joined by the senior building inspector joe duffy that will repeal the department mr. pacheco please go over the boards out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments. there are customer satisfaction forms available. we are located at 1650 mission street, suite 304. this meeting is broadcast live on sfgovtv cable channel 78. dvds are available to purchase directly from sfgovtv. thank you for your attention. we'll conduct our sw

is john avalos, the chair, joined to my left by supervisor london breed and to my right vice chair cynthia cruz and also joined by lindo lafco commissioner. madam clerk. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic quieses. any copies of documents to be included in the file should be submitted to the clerk. >> thank you very much. let's go to our second item. roll call? >> i can do roll call. >> commissioner avalos, present. commissioner breed, breed present. commissioner cam poes is absent. cruz is present. lindo is present. commissioner mar is present. mr. chair, you have a quorum. >> let's go on to our second item ?oo sfoo item 2 is approval of the lafco minutes from february 27, 2015 regular meeting. >> colleagues, any ques, changes to the minutes? let's go on to public comment on item no. 2. skiiing no one come forward we will close public comment and we can have a motion to approve the minutes. motion from commissioner cruz, seconded by commissioner breed and we'll take that without objection. next item, please. >> item no. 3 is a community choice aggregation activit