>>reporter: based on the diagnosis darlene should be gone by now. she says she's out lived it thanks in part to the police high school kids who volunteer to work in this kitchen. >> nothing to do with college. at all. it's just fun for me. >>reporter: rebecca worns at the university of texas next year and her work at the non-profit called series has taught her how to cook and all the kids about how lucky they are to be healthy. >> the purpose is to both empower the teenagers to learn about the connection between food and health and for them to get connected with their community. everything you need. >>reporter: rob combination of chef and teacher. >> grab those from the side you will have better leverage. >>reporter: every one of the meals for critically ill people like darlene and for their family. >> i spend 6 or eight hours at bcsf getting treatment commuting come home and it would be exhausted and hungry and go you know what are you going to eat? >>reporter: complicated menu. for a bunch of teenagers if they lose track it's right here on the fri

darlene dukes is struggling to breathe. she calls 911 and tells the operat operator where she is. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive? >> yes. >> ion stead of dispatching an ambulance to wales drive. they send a paramedic to wells street. 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an ambulance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. at number 16, lost patients. nursing home patient mary cole turns up missing during a bed check. finding her becomes a man hunt. noted on her missing person poster, she suffers from alzheimer's disease anticipate may be disoriented. her daughter clings to hope and joins the search. >> we gave her morning until pitch dark. >> four days goes by before she's found inside the nursing home, locked in a storage closet. >> i believed and trusted them a when they said we searched every r

my name is darlene inaya and i my colleagues are here to report on successes and the questions and the concerns of the bilingual community council, and we are your appointees and we want to thank you for having us here. we will begin by expressing our appreciation to all of those who help us in our work on behalf of the over 15,000 english language learners in our district, and we did provide you with some written data which i will be loosely following in my beginning here. we're very grateful to our english language students and our representatives who continue to attend our bcc meetings and they voice their concerns to us and we're able to bring these issues forward, and to garner attention to them, and to make remedies. we're thankful for our translators who attend every meeting that we have, both spanish and can tonenies and some of the things that we were able to -- [inaudible] strict and with the help of our -- kristina wong and jennifer fong, the two people we work most closely with. we have a english learner program guide and we didn't have this before and it's also translated

. >> it was a staggering change from the life darlene used to have.ess just came on one day. >> just tired. went home had+z went to the hospital. and... >> based on the diagnosis she should be gone by now. she says she's outlived it. thanks in part to the mostly high school kids who volunteer to work in this kitchen. >> nothing to do with college. it's just fun for me. >> reb yaek why -- rebecca will swim on scholarship for university of texas next year her work at this nonprofit taught her how to cook and taught kids how lucky they are to be healthy. >> the purpose is to empower teenagers to learn about the connection between food and health. and for them to connect with their communities. >> do you have everything you need? >> a combination of chef teacher. >> can you grab those? you'll have better leverage. >> everyone of the meals will be for critically ill people like darlene, and for their families. >> i spend six eight hours getting a treatment and come home it will be exhausted and hungry going you know what are you going to eat? >> it's a com

darlene? >> i think it depends how you say it. >> really? how you say it?u present this. >> what you don't want to say is that -- what you could say is that we need to eat healthier, we need to shed a few pounds and adopt a healthy lifestyle and we could do that together. >> i tell my husband he needs to lose weight. frankly, if you look at the life span of married men, they're healthier than single men. i think it's because they have wives who take care of them. >> that's true. >> i think it's context, too. you could have an argument and say you need to take out the trash and you've gained too much weight. >> that's just abuse. >> it happens sometimes because we spend so little time communicating and we get that window, instead of talking about what we want to happen, we throw something in. >> you had an ex-boyfriend in college? >> i did. i won't name names but he knows who he is. >> oh, name names. >> he looked at me and my physical appearance and said, you know, you really need to workout. that did nothing for my body image. that did not help. >> that's

and i'd like to just sort of jump forward a little bit and invite darlene zane to come up and give theward. here she comes. [cheering and applauding] >> hello, everyone. so, for years the portola and it's the portola, foster recognition. and, dan, things started happening. one of the things that gave attention to our neighborhood is when we decided we were going to have a new branch library. ruth wallace came up with the idea of a garden tour and a lot of us thought, a garden tour? our neighborhood? who is going to come? well, we had every -- we've done it for six years. every year we've grown incrementally. after the first two years of raising money for the library -- there's our new library -- we then it was such a great community builder that we recently decided to keep wanting to volunteering and do it. we established a scholarship at city college for the horticultural department. and we have just gone gangbusters. we get good press and we get to see everybody's neighbor -- all our neighbors' gardens. because of the way san francisco s you get to be veuyer because usually you have

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. >>> twin sitters diane and darlene met their husbands. the brothers propose the on the same day with the same style en gaining. ring and even have a double wedding. the couples bought homes next to each other. one couple even gave birth to identical twins.  >>> in honor of the late dr. martin luther king, jr., some students recited his famous i have a dream speech. they recited it on the steps of the lincoln memorial today. >> 100 years later, the negro is still not free. >> it makes it fun because you get to learn about all the people who made your life better. >> some of you have come from area where the quest for freedom must be battered by the storm of persecution and staggered by the weight of police brutality. >> most of them came from areas where they wanted to be free but the people got in their way. >> let freedom ring on the snow capped rockies of colorado. >> let freedom ring from the gracious slopes of california. >> lets freedom ring from the mountains of georgia. >> this is important for kids to really know th

my name is darlene ania, and i am here today in my capacity as vice president of substitutes with uesf. i wish to direct attention to a problem that has impacted our students and schools for the entire fall semester. though initial steps have been taken to remedy this situation, i believe that this is an important issue which should be kind of spotlighted right now. so we don't have this same problem next year. the problem is an i.t. problem. the system was not inputting critical information on the sub-requests. namely the grade level for elementary schools. and d-level and at times subject area and grade for high schools. this is a real disservice to our schools. to our student and to our substitutes. first graders need a sub who is experienceded with their needs. a spanish world language class needs a sub who is proficient in spanish. enlish language learners needs a sub who is familiar with strategies. it's important that our students not miss out on a day of learning. we bring this to the school board in hopes are a resolution that is long-lasting. i want to thank the district for

my name is darlene ania, and i am here today in my capacity as vice president of substitutes with uesf. i wish to direct attention to a problem that has impacted our students and schools for the entire fall semester. though initial steps have been taken to remedy this situation, i believe that this is an important issue which should be kind of spotlighted right now. so we don't have this same problem next year. the ple

every one of the meals will be for critically ill people for darlene and their families. >> i spend six to eight hours. i was exhausted and hungry. what are you going to eat? >> it is a complicated menu. especially for a bunch of teenagers. it is on the refrigerator, chicken legs, mushrooms. all of that for 65 people. and it is a bargain. they provide four meal a week all extras and tailored to individual patient needs. >> it was more than them showing up on thursday night with a bag of food. the interest is from start to finish. >> so in a world where you hear mostly about the people on the take, here is something good to take away. teenage kids thinking beyond themselves. so much in fact they have helped to extend a life. >> i am alive because of this. >> reporter: from sonoma con teal, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> "zero dark 30" took over the box office. >> you don't think she is young for the hard stuff. >> the osama bin laden raid drama took first place earning $24 million in the first weekend in wide released. the film that opened in a limited won -- run won best picture. "gangs

. >>> a homeless man in philadelphia, attacks a subway rider, throwing her onto the track, as darlene shows us, the horrific incident was caught on camera. we want to warn you, the video you are about to see may be difficult to watch. >> reporter: this is enough to make your symptom aches turn. a 23-year-old woman waiting for the train at 8th is beaten in the head by a homeless man. he drags her by the feet onto the tracks. many this man was at a loss for words as he waited for a train at the same spot. >> sheesh, that's a -- >> reporter: the woman was attacked two days ago, so we wanted to know why the public was never warned hess was on the loose. >> this guy could have attacked someone else. >> and it's an investigative strategy. it was my decision, andivity to tell you, it's not an easy decision to make. >> chief admits it was risky, with you argues a distinctive jacket with a taj mahal emblem, that was the only lead. he increased patrols, handed out flyers and other law enforcement officers were put on alert. ultimately it was a septa office who spotted clark wearing that jacket.

is to find responsible behavior and pass something that is good enough and exchange to raise the darlene. i think that that's what they have to do. do i think the public opinions on their sides and -- you know, it is irresponsible to use this as their leverage. what's more irresponsible? staying on the path of iran and add to deficit and debt? or just try to change the path and attain physical sustainability. which is what we have do. >> i want to go to this diversity thing. jackie, your newspaper that dropped this little -- what's inning to watch yesterday the article was fine. we just didn't like that picture. >> right. that picture had been circulating, e-mails, twitter, on the internet for some days before that. and i remember thinking we should use this somehow in the paper to illustrate a story. it was -- it was interesting in particular because i didn't even know until the -- picture ran in "the new york times" that the leg behind dan pfeiffer, communications director, is valerie jarrett's who is -- you know, one of easily the closest adviser. but this -- valerie jarrett, one of h

that's the hinky freedman suits and shirts-- and i'd like to thank darlene winn and the 8th graders in illinois for making a donation to the wounded warriors and ralph stout of greensboro, north carolina and the willinghams for doing the same thing. so we're so heavy into charity here, that's why we do bill o'reilly.com stuff and that's it for us tonight, please check out the fox news factor website which is different from bill o'reilly.com. the interview we did with mr. hammar, the father of the marine, compelling interview if you missed it, check it out on the fox news factor website, it's worth seeing and like to you spout out from the factor, anywhere in the world and name and town if you wish to opine. word the day nefarious, when writing to the factor and when you write to us, please, if you want your letter to be read because competing with thousands of letters, your first sentence is vital. give me the headline in the first sentence, that catches people's eye and passed along to me. can't read all the mail, my eyes would be like this. if i were reading all the mail i'd wear gre

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every one of the meals will be for critically ill people for darlene and their families. >> i spend sixhours. i was exhausted and hungry. what are you going to eat? >> it is a complicated menu. especially for a bunch of teenagers. it is on the refrigerator, chicken legs, mushrooms. all of that for 65 people. and it is a bargain. they provide four meal a week all extras and tailored to individual patient needs. >> it was more than them showing up on thursday night with a bag of food. the interest is from start to finish. >> so in a world where you hear mostly about the people on the take, here is something good to take away. teenage kids thinking beyond themselves. so much in fact they have helped to extend a life. >> i am alive because of this. >> reporter: from sonoma con teal, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> "zero dark 30" took over the box office. >> you don't think she is young for the hard stuff. >> the osama bin laden raid drama took first place earning $24 million in the first weekend in wide released. the film that opened in a limited won -- run won best picture. "gangster squad"

so, diane and darlene, i know you're really, really close.f the whole twin thing? >> we never get tired. >> i'm considered the evil twin, i guess, of the four of us. sometimes there is an evil twin. i'm the one, probably, who gets a little tired of the story. it doesn't get that much attention. every now and then it gets to be too much. >> you've given us a smile this morning. i have to ask you, do you always dress alike? >> we do not. >> okay. sanders family, thank you so much for being here. don't quiz me on the names, okay? >> we'll answer to either. >> happy to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> now here's matt. >> savannah, thanks. >>> a quick hello to jeremy rener and jim archerton who star in the upcoming 3d movie "hansel & g rechlt ttel." i'm not taking my kids to this, right? >> no. >> that would be a mistake? >> yes. >> what happened to hansel and g grettel that i read about in grimms that turns them into witch hunters? >> we last leave hansel hansel & grettel in the forest and they find a candy house, right? >> right. >> and get