family and most of the youth we had dasta for were low income so i'm going to turn it over quickly to darlene from the san francisco unified school district, the career and technical program to do a deep dive into the program that they did last summer. sorry -- [inaudible] >> thank you. hi commissioners and supervisors. thank you for having us come and report out to you today. i'm going to be speaking and i was asked to speak specifically about the project labor agreement, summer internship portion of the cte program so let me just tell that you this program is exciting because we go outside of cte and we enroll and recruit students from across the district because the skilled trades really require the facilities and at john o'connell and up at washington and there's not necessarily enough to go around so this is a great opportunity. we found students interested across the district lasted year so we're working with the contractors who access the bond money and they support the internship with a stipend and each of our students have the opportunity to spend three i das a week at a high school

she's not my baby anymore. >> but realizing that has not been as tough as accepting it. >> darlene? >> it's mama to you. >> our relationship is on rocky ground. she doesn't approve of me for a lot of other reasons besides just being here. i have come out and told her that i am a lesbian. >> i think we went to breakfast one morning and she sat down and she said, "hey, mom, this is tanya. this is my girlfriend." i was like, "excuse me?" she said, "yeah, you heard me right," and i was like, "i don't think so." >> she come back and say something? >> who, mama? i had to talk to her. yeah, go figure, right? >> her girlfriend, latanya goss, works with her in the prison kitchen. goss has a 37-year sentence for second-degree murder. >> me and her just clicked. i accepted her into my world. i'm really a loner. i don't talk to people a lot. and i could talk to her. >> you're crazy. >> she is very dear to me. i hold her close. she has helped me through a lot. she's helped me through this time a lot, since i've been here. >> she's with a woman. that's just wrong. it's wrong. i just want to pick

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finally a suburban new york mom says she has no plans of leaving her job as a postal worker even though darlene millionaire. she recently bought a scratch-off lottery ticket at a supermarket while she was getting her husband's ice cream birthday cake. that ticket was worth $3 million. >> she says she's not sure whether she'll take the lump sum payment or choose to receive her money over 20 years. our vote take the cash sister and run. >>> for many so of you your local news coming up next. you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. well, i drove grandpa to speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll. dad, but i practiced my bassoon. and i listened. i can do this. everyone deserves ooey gooey pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop! sweet mother of softness... charmin!!! take a closer look at charmin ultra soft and you'll love what you see. not only can you use less, but you can actually see the softness in our comfort cushions

also on the stage, shirley caesar and darlene love. the episode airs june 26th. >>> the u.s.isan bill with a 92-8 vote. the legislation will reward exceptional physicians and improve the way medicare pays doctors. after 2019, doctors will be scored by the government based on their performance. doctors will receive bonuses or penalties based on the value of care rather than the number of patients they see. president obama is expected to sign the bill into law. >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by vagisil, the experts in intimate health. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> good morning to you. workers will strike in more than 200 u.s. cities. they are calling for higher wages, $15 an hour and the the right to unionize. they will be joined by home airport and health workers. one boss is raising the minimum wage of his employees to $70,000 a year. dan price who runs a credit card processing company told more than 100 employees about the plan after talking to friends about the difficulty of living on $40,000. price cut his

the work, the work base learning rotation for the summer so muni and darlene they sit down and work out what the opportunities are doing when they visit two days a week and it's based on curriculum and a plan. we don't wing it. >> if i can follow up for a minute when you say the students -- it's because we don't have a academy. >> right. >> and other students are going back with the cohort even though they're not at the job they come back together and have an opportunity with the teachers and peers to discuss what they have learned to apply and talk how it applies -- >> yeah, and build on it. so i mean it's a goodie request. we have a mechanism for the cte students but as we expand the students to outside of that we might want to think about touching base with them during the school year and helping them make the connections and build on the experience because we don't want it to be a one off. >> thank you. >> thank you commissioner wynns and i want to recognize that we're joined by supervisor campos and the school board commissioner. thank you for being here. commissioner mendoza. >> t

so, darlene, do you want get to us started? >> thank you. i have couple of questions on the -- prime minister or iraq. before he left today he said that his country needs more support from the international community to finish off the islamic state group. i was wondering if you're aware of any specific requests from the prime minister? >> i'm not aware of any specific requests that prime minister abadi is bringing with him. the president is looking forward to the opportunity re hall of the so sit down with the prime minister and discuss the partnership between our two countries. the united states has been very encouraging of and even supportive of prime minister abadi's efforts to unite the nation of iraq, to confront the threat they posed, that is posed by isil. prime minister abadi took office vowing to govern that country in a an inclusive way. iraq is a diverse company and prime minister abadi has gone to great helpings to ensure the diversity of the country is reflected in the die advice tv ogovernment and the security forts -- forces a

this is darlene. calling from the veterans crisis line. i was talking with your husband, kenneth. he was not able to report to me that he was going to remain safe. we are sending the police to talk with him. it's called a welfare check. i've been on the phone with him for over an hour or so. are the police there yet? ma'am? hello? she hung up. the police are on scene. she said they were on scene, but i didn't hear them. i don't know if they are. but she hung up. on scene, okay. great, thank you so much. they're there. thank you. >> no problem. >> thank you very much. are you okay? >> that was a long, very hard one. you know? yeah. >> hug you. >> thank you very much. >> how old was he? >> 46. five children. it was in afghanistan/iraq. >> that's where he was? >> he was and that was some of the worst fighting when they first started in afghanistan. >> he kept talking about bodies floating in the water. i just had a call with a guy who do finished talking with me in lebanon and couldn't get a hold of the communications or call anybody or help anybody and there were dead bodies and ble

bite the bullet is what darlene adams writes. we want to hear from our viewers. the confirmation vote happening as early as 2:00. the debate starting to happen in the senate after the senate joint its session today at 9 :30. eric in georgetown, kentucky line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment is about the amnesty. that keeps being referred to as amnesty. and it's not. it is a two-year plan. it does not give them the right to stay here permanently. it is just long enough for congress to get their act together. and pass some type of immigration reform. and that's all i wanted to say. host: phillip's up next, orlando, indiana, on our line for independents. good morning. caller: they should not vote for her. host: why is that? caturn down your tv when you are talking. we can hear you. caller: she is not the constitution. that is my reason. host: what he think she's not for the constitution? caller: let's look at the hearings. let's question her. she was totally -- she was with barack obama. sigh. he went against the constitution. i just

dad within 15 months and that you basically brought up and supported your then 13-year-old sister, darlene and some of your friends suggested that might have been a reason why you never got married. we can't put you on the psychiatric couch. how did those -- traumatic events how did they shape your life sir? >> it changed me and helped me realize the promise of tomorrow is just a promise that i assumed things early on i never assumed again. my aunt and uncle helped me raise my sister. social security survivor benefits coming into my family made a world of difference. i moved in with an aunt and uncle who raised my sister and never made over $25,000 in her life working at textile plants. my mom's hodge kin's disease wiped us out financially. we eventually lost our business, i understand we're all one car wreck away from needing help. what it taught lindsey graham that family and friends and faith do matter. i'm a lucky man to have the support i've had all these years and trying my best to pay back the country who's been so good to me. i love my sister and to all of those who helped me all t

. >> gospel artists include darlene love, lyle lovett and aretha franklin, they all perform at the white>>> tonight we have the emotional story of a woman badly burned in a fire as a child. years later she's still trying to heal after a series of surgeries including one botched procedure. news4's kristin wright sits down with chrissy orcedas today who will be be on the e! network's "botched" today. >> second and third degree burns. >> reporter: the reconstructive surgery that was supposed to help chrissy heal disfigured her. >> my jaw ended up going from kind of like this to like this. >> reporter: chrissy was badly burned in a fire at her home in darnztown maryland when she was 10 years old. years of surgery followed the worst in 2005. >> just a thick red scar all across my chin. >> reporter: this is where the e! network show "botched" enters the picture. >> greatest potential for improvement. >> where have these doors been all my life? >> reporter: her story is on the season 2 premiere tonight. she goes under the knife again, her first reconstructive surgery in almost ten years. her la

darlene konkle, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. david: which want to hear from you. are you worried about the bird flu outbreak? send us a message on facebook or tweet us fbtatb. liz: we're getting to yum and adam. >> yum, earnings beat, 80 cents. adjust earnings per share was 80 cents. revenue a slight miss, 2.26 billion. revenue was expected to be 2.4 billion. here is what they're reporting in india, emerging markets, same-store sales down 11%. taco bell division in the united states up 6%. kfc, sales up 5%. china same-store sales down 12%. back to you. liz: stock looking very strong right now. we need to point out. there is the bid. close was $80.85. not a bad day in the after-market session for yum. >>> now to tech earnings. we're waiting on so many of these, facebook, microsoft, google, amazon, to name a few. should you buy in ahead of the results? our panel gives you their tech picks an pans straight ahead. david: breaking in the last hour, saudi arabia ended its three-week long bombing of houthi rebel targets in yemen of the

the surprise might be that darlene smith is a millionaire. >> she bought a scratch off lottery ticketwhile she was getting her husband's ice cream cake for his birthday. that ticket was worth $3 million. >> she says she's not sure whether she will take the lump sum payment or receive the money over 20 years. sister, call me. take the lump sum. what are you doing? you may not make it two years. get the money. is there anybody that would take over 20 years? >> no. >> no, thank you, jack. >> either one is okay. >> wait a minute. >> either one is better than nothing. >> i will give you that. >> i will take either one. she has her husband to thank in a way for that. >> what was the deal there? >> it was his birthday. >> and she stopped in to get something. >> his lucky day, his birthday cake. >> look at that. happy birthday, honey. >> only her name is on the check. >>> coming up a fresh look in to a reality star's real life in prison. how real life housewife teresa giudice is wiling away the hours as she serves out her 15-month sentence. and how she is managing to rule the roost behind bar

mom and your dad with in 15 months and you brought up and supported your then 13 year old sister darlene and some of your friends suggested that could be why you never got married. we cannot put you on the psychiatrist couch but how did that dramatic event shape your life? >> it changed me. it made me realize the promise of tomorrow is just a promise and i assumed things early on and i never assume again and taught me how much i was loved by the rest of my family. my aunt and uncle helped me risk my sister. social security survivor bis made a world of different presence and i moved with an aunt and uncle would never made more than $25,000 a life and my mom's disease wiped us out financially and we lost our businesses. i understand we are all one car wreck away from trouble, but it told me that family friends and faith really do matter and i am a lucky man to have had all the support i have had all these years and i am trying my best to pay back the country who hack so love to me. i love to my sister and all those who have helped me all those years thank you so much. >> thank you for shar

jeff: darlene burel of lorton is referring to his role as a public information officer with the department after he served as school resource officer at the high school in lorton. >> i'm shocked about it. >> that's horrible! jeff: walker was charged yesterday with one count of possession of child pornography and one count of possession with intent to distribute. according to authorities, walker allegedly uploaded one image and one video to the social media site tumblr which alerted the national center for missing and exploited children which then contacted fairfax police who traced the data back to walker's home. >> the criminal investigation is still active as we attempt to determine who the victims are. reporter: he retired in 19 the 9 as a patrol officer and served as a public information officer followed by his time at south county and back to the p.i.o. until his arrest. >> police officer is held to a higher standard. jeff: joseph agrees. he attended south county while walker worked at the school. >> everybody, we all make mistakes. when you have responsibility than others and we plac

she has been told no if you don't photograph the event, that you can't do photography and darlene flowers or for a southwest come a 7-year-old lady has been friends with one of her clients for nine years. baked cupcakes and cookies. doesn't discriminate because he is gay. one day he says i want you to cater my wedding with another man and she said i'm sorry. that is contrary to my religious beliefs. but there's another florist down the street i can do a good job for you. you would think that would develop into respecting develop into respecting a person develop into respect and the person would say i understand her conviction. i will go down there. thank you very much and can do need to patronize the forest. a civil complaint was filed and they try to bankrupt or personally and financially with her business as well. this is a zero-sum game. the reason we cannot comply is because we know this will collide with religious freedom and there are certain names we cannot, therefore will not render to the state when they collide directly and unequivocally with what god requires of each and every

darlene, saint paul, minnesota. caller: hi. there's a lot of irresponsible reporting nowadays.ot just "rolling stone." especially when it comes to campaigns and things like that. when you look at harry reid coming out and saying that mitt romney has not paid taxes in years and he has been anonymous source. george stephanopoulos and the left-wing media have no problem reporting these stories. nobody sues them or accuses them or rights apologies for their actions. it happens all the time. host: ok. on "the richmond-times dispatch's" website for some you can find the story. this was published sunday. the columbia university's report came out sunday night. "dan was 20 when he walked off the campus of university of california, berkeley to launch what would become an iconic publication. having guided "rolling stone" to an institution wenner faces the prospect of battling to restore credibility." it goes on to say that "8:00 p.m. the columbia journalism school will release a report. wenner commission of the report which will be published on the "rolling stone" website. he said the doc

darlene smith went to the store to buy her husband's favorite ice cream birthday cake, she was being a good wife. you can see there. she also bought a scratch-off lottery ticket. you know where this is going. she won $3 million. smith is a postal worker and she says she may skip work today but only because she has a cold. her son immediately asked for a bmw when he heard word about the $3 million but her response was classic. she said, and i quote, yeah, right. i don't think he's getting the beamer. >> nice birthday present for dad, though. >> maybe on an installment plan. thanks, amy. >>> ginger, welcome back. you're welcoming us with stormy weather in the northwest. >> stormy weather in the northwest that's now moving to the south and east, but let me start you off with what was happening in oregon. we had convection so thunderstorms and that's actually small hail that was adding up and looking more like snow but that same energy is going to move to the south and east, and for tonight through early tomorrow, going to drop 3 to 5 inches of snow in denver so they get spring snow. tha

darlene smith went to the store to buy her husband's favorite ice cream birthday cake being a good wife. she also bought a scratch-off lottery ticket. she won $3 million. smith is a postal worker and says she may skip work today but only because she has a cold. her son immediately asked for a bmw when he heard word about the $3 million but her response was classic. she said and i quote, yeah, right. i don't think he's getting the beamer. >> nice birthday present for dad, though. >> maybe on an installment plan. thanks amy. ginger, welcome back. you're welcoming us with stormy weather in the northwest. >> that's now moving to the south and east but let me start you off with what was happening in oregon. convection so thunderstorms and that's actually small hail that was adding up and looking your local forecast 30 seconds away, first this morning's mild cities brought to you by wal-mart. >> reporter: good thursday, morning, i'm meteorologist karen rogers with your accuweather update. we're dry right now as we go outside and see what it looks like live in center city. beautiful, sunshine,

steve in indianapolis through the let's go to darlene and las vegas, independent color.ly morning to you. go ahead. caller: i was very fortunate to get one of my employers insured under the affordable care act or so i thought. as i attempted to get medical care around the las vegas valley everywhere i went he was turned down and i was told over and over because there are so many health-care corporations now that obamacare does not pay enough in reimbursements so they were refusing him treatment. iit made it a challenge. host: what kind of insurance did he get? caller: he got helpt health plan of nevada through medicaid in the state of nevada. it is unfortunate. so many people thought they would be receiving the care. what happened in the las vegas valley is multiple. first nations that had ssd ssi, who were medicaid recipients initially and wiped them off the books in favor of cash only or better insurance other than a federal government for statement insurance. it is an absolute shame. it lets a huge role in the health care system that people are trying desperately to f

reporter: and building off darlene's question, you can't get into specifics with the prime minister and how obama would respond. what can you tell us about the deliverables, expectations, what's the goal of this meeting? secretary earnest: well, the goal is to continue the deep coordination that exists between the united states and iraq. this is a partnership that the united states has obviously deeply invested in, and our success in working with an inclusive iraqi government has been important to some of the security gains that iraq has realized against isil in the last few months. there obviously is a a lot more work that needs to get done and we need to work closely with the iraqis and deepen our coordination in the strea gee -- strategy that the president has laid out defeating isil. reporter: getting back to the nuclear deal and to follow-up on some of the president's comments from the press conference on saturday, is there any scenario in which the president would accept a nuclear deal in which the sanctions are lifted immediately at the consummation of a deal in the sense the ira

. >> across the street, darlene, trying to show us. it had to do with this and then this. back again. >> we have an hour to work on it. >> i'll have to. first, a look at what's making headlines. beginning to pour in nepal in the wake of that devastating earthquake. after shocks rocked the region. now the death toll soared past 3700. >> funeral for freddie gray who died in police custody is being held today. thousands are expected to attend. six officers have been suspended as the circumstances around gray's dethd are investigated. >> the defense begins as the sentencing phase. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces the death penalty or life in prison without parole for his role in the attack. >> coming up how did her family receive the news. kim kardashian west opens up to matt in an exclusive interview about bruce jenner's transition. >> we begin with the search for a group of sailors missing in the wake of a powerful storm that hit a sailing regatta in alabama. mark potter is with us now with the story. hi, mark. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning. the corps guard says it's l