but residents may join daycare services proud off site by self-help for the elderly adult daycare. they are provided by multilingual staff which includes cultural and language needs. to be eligible for autumn glow, individual must be seniors who have been diagnosed with alzheimer's, park kinsons or other types of dementia and qualify as tenants based on the u.s. department of housing and urban health or h.u.d. criteria. and be eligible for admission as determined by titlele 22 regulations governing rcfe. autumn glow will consider individuals referred by laguna honda hospital or other service agencies, provided such individuals meet all the mentioned criteria and that they do not have any health conditions or care needs that will require an intensive or high level of care. this specific health condition or care needs detailed in the appendixa of the scope of the contract. staffing currently at awe tome glow includes the director of housing services, the assistant administrator, the work shift rotations, providing the personal care services for the residents around-the-clock and they

he told me that his high school was nothing more than an adult daycare, dangerous adult daycare daycare. he was afraid to even use the bathroom during the day for fear of being bullied. michael was passed on from year-to-year even though he was failing he was passed on with the d. michael got a diploma but he did not get an education. thankfully michael's life is on the right track now. after serving in the military he's earning his degree with honor to be a nurse. there are too many students in every state who don't get a second chance. they are the ones who deserve more than the bare minimum. as michael told me i don't want my daughter to have the same experience in school that i did so what will you do to give his daughters and students like them more opportunity to ask we invited different approach. let's start with the annual state report card one of the last call for transparency. parents need to know and they have the right to know what is and is not working about their children's school. some parents want to be equipped to make a different choice for their child and others want

>>> the roads leading to a doggie daycare shut down. >>> path of destruction. nbc 10 follows local leaders as they tour the damage. >> rough ride. a witness describes how the driver of this vehicle managed to escape. >>> power problems. it is back to work tomorrow but thousands of people still don't have power in their homes. nbc 10 spent the day with county leaders but we're told it could be several more days in the dark. good evening. i'm denise. some drivers sleeping in their vehicles because they can't get around downed trees. we have live team coverage. we start with lauren mayk. >> reporter: in the past hour they opened this road up to traffic and that is a major development. it has been closed since friday. crews needed to replace power pole here because the old one was knocked over during the storm. that cut off access here and disrupted lives and livelyhoods. the black top has back default gathering spot. terry was reunited with her dog. >> they were in touch with me all the time. they made sure i knew alfie was safe. >> reporter: more than 100 dogs we

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. >> plus, he was arrested after dropping his daughter off at daycare. now an undocumented immigrant is being released. details on the bay area case that many found outrageous. a ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> new at 6:00 a transient is behind bars in the south bay tonight on suspicion of attacking a woman with rocks. the 33-year-old man who goes by the name one brown was taken into custody last night. police say he through rocks at a woman's car and when she got out of her vehicle, he hit her with another rock. two witnesses held him until police arrived. the woman is expected to recover. >>> in san francisco, a mcdonald's that was a landmark on haight street but also known as a crime magnet has shut down. the restaurant at haight and stanyan closed yesterday. the city paid more than $15 million for the site and plans to build affordable housing there. some neighbors have said they are concerned that the proposed building will be too tall and

a daycare teacher in texas had to have his foot amputated after contracting a flesh-eating disease.is still questioning where he picked up the bacteria. jessica willey reports. in just a few days times... raul reyes is using a walker and in good spirits.he had been so close to death. joseline alfaro/wife:"every day he has been here, i think about how i could have lost him."concerned about what he thought was a blister last week, the 26-year-old went to a clinic where they told him he had a flesh-eating bacteria. he went to ben taub.joseline alfaro/wife:"it just all happened so fast."before it could spread to his bloodstream, a life-changing surgery.gabby escobedo/sister- in-law:"we got a phone call from joseline, saying that he was in the er and that he's going to go to surgery. they were just going to go in there and check to see if they could save his foot. and then 30 minutes later... they amputated his foot."joseline alfaro/wife:"they just tell me they had to amputate because if they didn't, then he would have died."wife joseline alfaro says doctors believe the bacteria entered

want to be able to follow we have all the services that we need here daycare is nearby and the parks as well we can play and slide down hills if we want just like here. the study also says being happy seems to be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and immigrant newcomers. or with more world news followed by the day when the figures ambassador to germany were joining me and she'll tell me why she thinks the fans are so happy. that people of the world over information they provide the opinions they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter are up to date and in touch. weekly.

our name on the list you want to be able to follow we have all the services that we need here the daycare is nearby. and the parks as well we can play and slide down hills if we want just like here. the study also says being happy seems to be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and that of immigrant newcomers. but what explains those countries with less fortunate rankings like the us which fell four places to number eighteen. i think it's the general uncertainty and political unpredictability people don't know what to expect in their future i don't know but that's my guess. for now the finns and their nordic neighbors know what their future likely holds more sterling scores on quality of life indexes even if their heat indexes don't always play along. phil and it isn't just the world's happiest people it's also home to some of the planet's most breathtaking skies the northern lights were seen advancing over the arctic circle overnight visible from the northern finnish city of frova near me and if you're wondering what causes it is that collisions betwe

want to be able to fall over we have all the services that we need here the daycare is nearby. and the parks as well we can play and slide down hills if we want just like here see the last of. the study also says being happy seems to be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and that of immigrant newcomers. but what explains those countries with less fortunate rankings like the u.s. which fell for places to number eighteen. i think it's the general uncertainty and political unpredictability people don't know what to expect in their future i don't know if that's my guess but. for now the finns and their nordic neighbors know what their future likely holds more sterling scores on quality of life indexes even if their heat and doc says don't always play along. and have everything you're watching news still to come on the program what is in your bottled water new research shows it probably contains micro plastics is a new public health threat in the making gary hart first explores that story and a whole lot more coming up in just a few minutes you'

these ladies used to work at the kitty junction daycare until they got caught giving melatonin lacedts. the women initially denied the charges, but the cops brought in a 2-year-old kid to interrogate them. why did you give us the pills. i didn't give the pill? >> why? >> because i would never do that because i want to keep my job why? >> to pay bills. >> why? okay, i did it. lock me up and get me out of here. >> why? attorney general jefferson beauregardessions. an advocacy group is selling rolling papers with jeff sessions pace on them. mayor washa can be used to relax after a long day of recusing yourself from a probe into the president or unwind after reading a tweet storm about your ineptitude from said president. it's not just humans hone outwacky weed. look at the fun things dogs can do after they get some. here we go, whoa. reefer madness. i'm it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and

residential entry and on the -- on the upper right hand corner as well as on the left, the family daycare units which hope onto candlestick park drive. so this shows these two child care units that are familiar -- family child care units that are opening onto one shared daycare play space for easy access and also access to the park across the street. zoomi zooming into the -- into the courtyard space, on the podium, it was really important to design the building so we could provide views out to the park for everybody in the interior courtyard. the -- the element here -- well, that doesn't work. there it is. nope. the lower element in the middle of the site allows views over the top of it. you can see the ocii staff will continue to keep the cac updated on the project's progress. the # 1-a team has worked hard to meet ocii objectives through its professional services team member selection, achieving an fbe participation rate of 93%. a large percentage of selected consultants are san francisco based. the contractor selected for this project is a partnership between cahill contractors and he

now laura to get away back in two thousand and fourteen of course battling twenty twelve the use of daycare to win elections with innovative twenty eighteen is. evil has something changed cambridge analytic is based in britain a country where interfering in elections is a gentlemanly. if there is little enterprises based in. the western world would be sanctioning russian oxygen by now. there was russian. do you think you voted based on a crashing economy immigration inequality or corrupt politicians. facebook made you do it these sinister targeting voters are unique in the history of politics that is a part of political t.v. and election posts and politicians who coddle babies and newspapers and human speed . news just in we're getting reports of an election that has actually been won because voters listened to the issues and made an informed decision to take that away we're not reading break news here goddamn it so what can you do while the founder of your family has gone on twitter thirty tell us to hash tag delete facebook but there are those on the social network to tell us what to do y

laura they get away back in two thousand and fourteen of course back in twenty twelve the use of daycare to win elections was ineffective in twenty eighteen it evolved. cambridge analytic is based in a country where interfering in elections is a gentlemanly. if there is little enterprises based in. the west some world would be sanctioning russian oxygen by now. you know who that was russian. do you think you voted based on a crashing economy immigration inequality or corrupt politicians. facebook made you do it these sinister targeting voters are unique in the history of politics that is. political t.v. and election posts and politicians who coddle babies and newspapers and human speed . news just in we're getting reports of an election that has actually been won because voters listened to the issues and made an informed decision take it away we're not reading break news goddammit so what can you do while the founder of north has gone on twitter tell us too much trying to lead based. on their all the social networks to tell us what to do. next tonight on the situation in syria's war stri

ice agents detained him in october after he dropped his daughter off at daycare. he has been deported to mexico three times. his release date could be delayed if the government files an appeal. if he is free tomorrow, he will be allowed to stay in the u.s. >> he is being held at the west -- the county facility in richmond. tonight, andra reports there are questions whether that same department has been using a loophole to get around california's sanctuary state long. >> julia, california state law took effect on january 1. not long after, inmate release dates were published online. >> you have to go a few clicks deep on the joe website but with a little searching, you find this. the release date of everyone in custody. fire is an attorney -- cyrus is an attorney. >> according to her, they began posting on the website february 16. sb 54 prohibits local law enforcement from sharing information with immigration authorities. >> by publishing these release dates, the sheriff's department is trying to go around sb 54. >> she says publishing the release date of visitors

. >>> some daycare stunner. gummy bears to kids laced way sleeping aid and they didn't think they were doing anything wrong. now parents are demanding answ answers. well, like most of you, i just bought a house. -oh! -very nice. now i'm turning into my dad. i text in full sentences. i refer to every child as chief. this hat was free. what am i supposed to do, not wear it? next thing you know, i'm telling strangers defense wins championships. -well, it does. -right? why is the door open? are we trying to air condition the whole neighborhood? at least i bundled home and auto on an internet website, progressive.com. progressive can't save you from becoming your parents, but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto. i mean, why would i replace this? it's not broken. i mean, why would i replace this? ♪ >>> take live look at doylestown in bucks county. your fox 29 winter weather authority tracking a powerful nor'easter it doesn't look like it right now parts of bucks county could be knee deep in snow. kathy

. >>> the roads leading to a doggie daycare shut down. >>> path of destruction.llows local leaders as they tour the damage. >> rough ride. a witness describes how the driver of this vehicle managed to escape. >>> power problems. it is back to work tomorrow but thousands of people still don't have power in their homes. nbc 10 spent the day with county leaders but we're told it could be several more days in the dark. good evening. i'm denise. some drivers sleeping in their vehicles because they can't get around downed trees. we have live team coverage. we

daycare is nearby, and the parts as well.can play and slide down hills if we want, just like here. >> the study also says being happy seems to be contagious. i found a high correlation between -- it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and immigrant newcomers. what explains the companies with less fortunate rankings, like the u.s., which fell for places to number 18? >> i think it is generally the uncertainty and political unpredictability. people don't know what to expect in their future. i don't that is my guess. >> for now, the finns and their nordic neighbors know what the future likely holds, more sterling scores on quality-of-life indexes, even if there's heat indexes don't always play along. brent: as you heard, the united states fell from 14th to 18th place in the happiness index. we asked jeffrey sachs of the columbia university school of public health when he thought that happened. >> we are in a full social crisis in the united states. last year i reviewed the evidence that trust is falling an

brought in daycare also calls left grannies amazing but asks if it can be produced on a large scale. our course has moved. on what looks like an innocuous snack could turn out to be the most revolutionary ticket in human history. the summer of twenty thirteen saw the global debut of the laboratory grown hamburger in london. the official tasting was broadcast live on television produced without killing without factory farming without harming the environment and without diseases. made by a simple but ingenious method to begin with a tissue sample is taken from a cow a harmless and painless procedure. the simple includes muscle tissue from which cells are taken the cells are put into a culture where they begin to divide and multiply until there are pillions of them . together they form fresh muscle tissue meat for a hamburger. the lab grown hamburger and baled in london was produced by mark post he heads up the physiology department at master of the university. far from resting on his laurels he's now working to grow entire cuts of meat in the laboratory. and now we can make very small

today, a family's educational opportunities continue to grow whether access to daycare our family seeking an alternative education, a zip code no longer defines their opportunity to succeed. [applause] the right to victims of crime are stronger than before. whether driving to work you don't have to worry about toll increases. [applause] you're welcome simply put, life is better than it was a year ago. it is no accident, it comes with hard work. as we look back we recognize our milestones and achievements. we cannot lose sight of our future and we need to make sure were planning for the long-term and appreciate what has got us here. whether republican or democrat we all share a passion for our communities to make them better and stronger. we have a commitment making sure new hampshire remains the best place to raise a family. so policies that put people first and despite the dysfunction in washington, and new hampshire were focused on the individual not just the system. putting people above politics. it's worth noting that in new hampshire we understand that we work together and treat one

agents arrested him after he dropped his daughter off to daycare. he has been deported three times since 2003 and has past convictions for dui and fraudulent identification. carrillo's release date could be delayed if the government appeals. but if he is freed today he can stay in the united states. he is being held in richmond. the contra costa county sheriff's department runs the jail. and this morning, kpix 5's andria borba tells us that there are questions about whether that same department has been using a loophole to get around california's sanctuary state law. >> reporter: you have to go a few clicks deep on the contra costa county jail website but with a little searching you find this, the release dates of everyone in custody. an attorney says. >> it's very alarming that they started to do this. >> reporter: according to hussein, the release dates began to be posted on the county's website february 16th, six weeks after sb54 took effect. sb54 prohibits local law enforcement from sharing information with immigration authorities. >> by publish

was dropping his 4-year-old daughter off at the daycare back in october when he was detained by i.c.es have helped protest outside of i.c.e. headquarters asking for his release. >>> a new ad campaign at bart station in oakland and san francisco is creating some controversy.>> it does seem anti-immigrant to meet. -- me. i was not sure who was behind it. i was a little bit suspicious because it seems like they were targeting non-u.s. citizens. that generally makes me suspicious. >> those ads call on take workers to force congress to fix the h1b1 visa program that allows foreign workers with marketable skills to get jobs. the nonprofit group progressives for immigration reforms paid $80,000 to put of the ads which is eight were created to inform take workers and others of the growing trend of trading american workers for h1 b1 visa holders to reduce the corporate calls.>> the vast majority of the h1 b1 workers never brought in our competing directly with american tech workers in this same space.>> the group prescribed -- progresses for immigration reform said they received positive socia

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we're going in on the list in order to be able to follow we have all the services that we need here daycare is nearby. and the parks as well we can play and slide down hills if we want just like here see the last of. the study also says being happy seems to be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and that of immigrant newcomers. but what explains those countries with less fortunate rankings like the us which fell four places to number eighteen. i think it's the general uncertainty and political unpredictability people don't know what to expect in their future i don't know that's my guess but. for now the finns and their nordic neighbors know what their future likely holds more sterling scores on quality of life indexes even if their heat indexes don't always play along. so what gives the finish secret to happiness well we decided to ask a real fear to tell us what she thinks i'm joined here in our newsroom by the finnish ambassador to germany ambassador. ambassador it's good to have you here this is our happy seat today we're going to try to share a littl

we're doing so good here to be able to follow through we have all the services that we need here daycare is nearby and the parks as well we can play and slide down hills if we want just like here see the last. that sounds strange are we friends really that happy with running on the list in. the study also says being happy seems to be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and that of immigrant newcomers. but what explains those countries with less fortunate rankings like the us which fell for places to number eighteen. i think it's the general uncertainty and political unpredictability people don't know what to expect in their future i don't know that's my guess but. for now the finns and their nordic neighbors know what their future likely holds more sterling scores on quality of life indexes even if their heat and texas don't always play along. you can have everything that's all we have time for here in news before we go just a quick reminder of our top story the u.s. and other international allies are backing britain as a for tally it against an assas

. >> you mentioned him in daycare. how does the expansion of mental health services play into the dash. >> it's a great question. thank you. let me emphasize one thing that i not use self evident to people. about 9 million of america's veterans are enrolled in the health care system. we are talking about all veterans so working with the so's and others are quite vital to reaching those that are not part of our system. in any case our scope and attention is focused on all veterans. in some cases right now you can get into any of our facilities the same day. if you have an urgent problem and primary care or mental health, that's nationwide. some communities some veterans may prefer worldbeat easier for them geographically to get care in the community and that is and will continue to be covered by our community care programs. that said if you saw the study last week i'm trying to scratch my brain to remember if your magazine covered this. they were funded by new york state foundation to look at how well private sector pro

that mainly transport kids to fingerprint their drivers and cross-check child abuse records like a daycare would. but that mandate doesn't apply to uber and lyft's background checks because their apps are for adults. to keep kids safe, the state relies on the companies to enforce their own rules. joanna mcfarland: we think that's a mistake. announcer: joanna mcfarland is the ceo of hopskipdrive, a company she designed for kids. she says anyone who ever drives children should go through extra vetting. joanna: we have driven hundreds of thousands of children. i think given the scale of some of the general rideshare companies, it is certainly possible that they are driving vast numbers of unaccompanied minors. nick zanjani: i think what's important is to establish the full facts. that's nick zanjani, head of consumer protection and enforcement at the puc. he says the commission will take up the issue at a meeting, but we found it's been on the docket since 2016. liz: this has been an ongoing issue for years. nick: there's been a need to develop a host of regulations. all of them are significa

want to be able to follow we have all the services that we need here daycare is nearby.and the parks as well we can play and slide down hills if we want just like here see the last of. the study also says being happy seems to be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and that of immigrant newcomers. but what explains those countries with less fortunate rankings like the u.s. which fell for places to number eighteen. i think it's the general uncertainty and political unpredictability people don't know what to expect in their future i don't know if that's my guess but. for now the finns and their nordic neighbors know what their future likely holds more sterling scores on quality of life indexes even if their heat indexes don't always play along. and economist jeffrey sachs is one of the authors of that report he told us why when it comes to happiness nordic countries are the world champions. yeah the nordic countries are the heavyweight champions of the world it well being i think it is what germany you call the social market philosophy w

nordic people, these are simple things, paid parental leave, affordable daycare, paid vacation time,that love of european countries have come at the nordic countries have come at the nordic countries have, that the united states don't have. it goes a long way in helping people feel they can manage their lives better. it all seems very serious for being happy. do the finns also have a very good sense of humour? you seem happy! that is a good question. i think they can seem very dour, very deadpan, often, they don't smile and laugh a lot. i think i learned a lot of that in the united states. but i do think that they have a good sense of black humour, an understanding of life. also, being tough, but appreciating good moments as well. what is your personal secret to being happy? as a person from finland? i think it isjust appreciating... the cliche, but it is yourfamily, health, nature, all nordic people love walking in the forests, enjoying nature in a relaxed way. living in the united states, one great asset that the united states has is that americans are very keen to achieve things,

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. >> we had just a couple gas stations with a volunteer fire department and a daycare. >> mm-hmm. >>round 25 minutes away. >> suzanne purchased the home for $340,000. she took a home-equity line of credit for $150,000 to improve the property. >> i was able to purchase the home. and it was at a good rate, good value. i put the 20% down. then i took a home-equity line of credit out and was able to clear the property, built the 4,500-square-foot barn, fenced the property, put just a lot of investments into the property. >> unfortunately, suzanne went through divorce, which resulted in both of them moving out. they tried to sell the property, but then, well, the economy collapsed. almost overnight, the value dropped, and she found herself underwater. suddenly, she had very few options other than to try to short-sell the property for $236,000, almost half of what was owed. and she really had no interest in doing that or letting it go to foreclosure. with no decent offers, well, she decided to rent it out even though the monthly rent was less than a mortgage payment. so you ended up going

people the services here that we need the daycare is nearby and the paul says well we can play and slide down who's if you want to do all of it. during the winter we put on a coat during summer we put on sewing trunks during autumn we put rain coats on so everything is a question of attitude here so all except summer is very short and fairness now a chinese reporter has found herself herself in trouble with the authorities who didn't approve of her dramatic i rolled during the annual national people's congress reporter. on the left could not contain her this day at the soft level of questioning from a colleague the chinese government has attempted to censor the clip which has gone viral and taken away her equity taishan reporters at the event have their questions vetted by the authorities before hand scott hides or has more now from beijing. it was the eye roll seen around the world and it's still being viewed now the young is a financial magazine journalist here in china she's wearing a blue dress in this video she is seen reacting to her colleague in a red dress there asking a very lon