it has been at delores' part the last sunday of april. up to 2,000 families get free books in multiple languages. she has been the and see of it. thank you. [applause] our next honoree is the latino heritage art award. this will be presented by the city librarian. please join us that the's abbottabad award goes to jose leon and chiles, chiles, chiles. [cheers and applause] jose is a san francisco native, born and raised in the mission district. he has worked in the nonprofit community for almost 30 years and is well known and respected for his support of youth involvement and empowerment. he has dedicated his work to make sure toyouth are well represented in our opportunity and that they had the opportunity to experience the wealth and richness of music and the arts. congratulations, and thank you for all your work in the mission district. [applause] >> you know, i would just like to say something peter i am very honored. thank you very much. but i have to think the parents. all the wonderful parents better here and all the wonderful stud

green giant >>> about three years ago with that icon, her name is delores.the cow founder of the united farm workers. >> a lot of us are fortunate to have 9:00 to 5:00 jobs. a lot of people keep it at 9:00 to 5:00. the volunteerism is not there. they go home, and be it what they may, with their families, but this community needs the help of volunteers. how vital is volunteerism? >> well, it is everything because we know in today's world people do work really hard and sometimes people have to work two jobs just to see their families, but we can take just a few hours a week, maybe it's two hours, maybe it's four hours, maybe a day to do volunteer work, but right now in our community we're organizing. we have, of course, all these very poor farm workers who work very long hours, but we're doing a big postcard campaign on our particular congressman. it's another one of those blue dogs, right? it's called the yellow dog. it's not supporting the public auction and the health care plan. we're doing a big postcard campaign. we're going to get a couple of thousand po

ela, continuamos con los actos por el día deos veteranos, el presente barack obama depositó un ramo delores causando en el mundo revuelo el tema del 11 11 11, nacen niños, personas se casan y muchas cosas más. >>> graci, a ver qué te parece esta nocia, ner ojos azules ya no es tan difícil, una nua operación que cuesta varios miles de dólares, le puede convertir sus ojos negros o cafés en ojos azules. >>> desde los cautivadores ojos azul intenso de elizabh tayl, hasta paul neumman, son ejemplos de los ojos azules. >>> me gustarái tenert los ojos azules solamente por estética. >>> el deseo de cambiar el color de ojos, muy proo puede ser a realidad . >>> toda la gente tieneun ojo azul. >>> durante lo años anteriores, el doctor greghommer, ha ocupado un láser, para eliminar el pigmento marrón o café del ojo. >>> el procedimiento es para una semana, los ojos más n egros, no duele na, después son luces, más luce entre2 a 4 semanas, son azules. >>> auue algunos especialistas, dicen queel proceso puede causar lesiones y problemas como el glaucoma, el door hommer, dice que su proceso no toma áreas s

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some people come in delores' park, need bike space.here are many diverse people in the city's parks in the park space in different ways. placing a playground in the park that will stop plenty of open space, in my mind, is very appropriate. i knew that we forward this with a positive recommendation. supervisor mar: thank you. supervisor cohen? supervisor cohen: my question might be directed towards director ginsberg. i like the idea and the concept of this particular project. however, i am a little uncomfortable with the fiscal long-term plan. i mean, we have miniparks that already exist in san francisco, and we struggle as a city, and you struggle as a department, to try to keep them clean, said, and operational. i understand it does produce dealer endeavor is going to be privately-funded through parents, but long-term-wise, and you're speaking to a supervisor who has mclaren park in the district, the city's second largest park, and we struggled to keep it open. >> it is a great question. thank you for allowing me to enter. we have 220

. >> delores knows just how the base realignment project has changed people's lives, including hers. she lives across the street from the new walter reed national military medical center in bethesda. >> your habits have change and so has everybody else on the street. >> it is a lot different. it just sits and sits and sits. >> gridlock. gridlock between tree and sixth. >> but there is relief. tens of millions of dollars will improve the roads around these two top military hospitals. fort belvoir community hospital in fairfax county received $180 million to widen route one. walter reed gets $90 million, more than half of which will go toward improving four intersections. the rest will go into building a metro access tunnel under route 355. >> lovely. i really nice. i can approve of that. >> i'm an optimist. hopefully it will get better. >> i don't know in what way will it ease. i don't know how. i think it will only get worse. >> if there is light at the end of the tunnel, wusm. if it were to get worse and stay that way, that would be really bad. >> reporter: unfortunately, some of th

after a three-year effort, she worked diligently with the college and to ensure justice for delores and to ensure there was a change in the san francisco police department policies regarding police reaction to legal social protests. in 1994, she organized the cesar chavez street coalition. to change the name of army street to cesar chavez street. she led a campaign to keep cesar chavez street in 1995. she serves and purposes of organizing and producing the and all cesar chavez quality breakfast and said that the parade and festival. you have done so much. thank you for being here tonight. and congratulations. [applause] >> one of the reasons i am up here tonight is because i have been inspired by people like you, eva, and a special person in my life as part of that movement is a presenter tonight that that is my father, senator torres, who will be presenting the next award. [applause] which will be our health and medicine award. i would be remiss, as i was last year, if i did not recognize my other father, gonzalo escondero, and i gorges, a beautiful sister, danielle torres. [applause]

. >> this close to pouring a delore yen. >>> occupy protests about to hit a local college campus.ands could soon occupy one school. >>> a $15,000 reward being offered in a cold case murder. >>> it's chilly out there this morning. we'll see the sunshine and 70s later today. after that record rainfall in the forecast potentially. we'll take you through that coming up. >>> as you lumber down the highway, i've got lumber on the highway. we'll give you the latest for san francisco and how this is going to change your flow. >>> taking a live look outside from the south bay this morning. it is cold out there this morning. overlooking san jose. but as christina mentioned, it's going to warm up nice rain come. omes. 57 n. >>> new this morning, less than a week after a 14-year-old girl was gunned down, her community is coming together. good morning, i'm marla tellez. i'll tell you what the cityf

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things are looking delores carr drive is not bad for the area but there is a precautionary note to if you aren't travelling north from mill valley inn and according there are rhymes law a press 101 on the golden gate is problem free but you will have a wet deck to contend with. but phoenix last night. a pilot, a mechanic for oliver apple cannot badass that this crash said haitians to to an orphanage dec all but a letter to new york when it had and landed safely. it is the unofficial start the black friday. people are camping outside of a favorite store in orlando florida. they could not wait to get in line for those advertised deals. >>mark: we will be here live covering black friday, in the meantime we hope you are enjoying thanksgiving. rain is coming down and light traffic, we will be right back. third >>james: 2 in. of rain so far this morning. here is what things look like in the south bay. san jose, milipitas and sunnyvale, that stretch all the way to palo alto is seeing light rain falling at the moment. this is the lead tracking to the south. the east shore freeway is also wet.

i want to acknowledge the mayor, delores jones butler is in the house.wo of my favorite members of congres congress, shaka fata and bob brady and one of my favorite former members of congress who i think is going to be doing big things here in pennsylvania is here as well, i guess i can't call you congressman -- huh? that's all right? the congressman murphy. i had a chance to say hello to mayor nutter when i landed in philly. he couldn't be with us this morning. i guess there are a few things going on here today. but i wished him well. he is a great partner of ours. and i also want to say thank you to miss plazan, dr. o'shea, all of the staff and the teachers who are here. they are just doing a great job. i had a chance to visit one of the classrooms here and i have to say it got me a little choked up. because, patrick, you need to remember, patrick's got small kids, and they are just so huggable at this age. and now they're still huggable but they're 5'9" and five feet and obviously you got a lot to handle when you're here. and the teachers, the staff,

now i want to go back because you've got a 70-year-old delores broderson, you can see her in the redket. the camera swings away. the next time it goes back you see her on the ground there. she was doing down the steps, that much we know. we do not know if somebody pushed her or if she simply just fell. in fact you can see there is an occupy d.c. medic who is actually helping her. not even broderson knows how she fell down the stairs. she said, quote, all of a sudden somebody broke through the human chain of people and i went falling down the stairs. i don't know if i was pushed or if i fell because of everything going on around me but i couldn't stop myself, i went down. either way the cops had had enough. the d.c. cops now releasing a statement saying, and again i'm quoting, five people that we are aware of were injured, that is no longer a peaceful protest. demonstrators have become increasingly confrontational and violent toward uninvolved bystanders and motorists and d.c. police are vowing to become very vigilant, much more vigilant against these occupy d.c. protestors. very uncl

[applause] i want to acknowledge the mayor of yadon, delores jones butler is in the house. [applause] to of my favorite members of congress. [applause] and one of my favorite former members of congress in writing is going to be doing big things here in pennsylvania is here, i guess i can't call your congressman -- it's all right? congressman murphy. [applause] i had a chance to say hello to the mayor when i landed in philadelphia. he could not be with us this morning. i guess there are few things going on here today. i wished him well. he's a great partner of ours. i also wanted to say thank you to a [reading names] all of the staff and teachers here. they are doing a great job. [applause] i had a chance to visit one of the classrooms here and i have to say it got me a little choked up. they are just so huggable at this age. they are still huggable, but there 5 foot 9 and 5 feet tall -- but obviously, you've got a lot to handle when you are here. the teachers and staff who are here wouldn't be doing this for the money. they are doing this out of love for children. all of yo

making government work has put together the most serious job creation initiative called building delors future now which calls for additional investments in the job creation supporting infrastructure. in north carolina, governor perdue six to make every student eligible for college so the tar heel state's work force has the skills they need to fill the new jobs that are created in the new economy in north carolina. there are two economic models at play here. if there is anything we should have learned from the administration of george w. bush, it is the trickle-down economics does not work. trickle-down economics does not create jobs. trickle-down economics does not grow our middle-class. trickle-down economics does not expand opportunity. and yet the struggle goes on between two competing economic models, one that has been proven to work in every generation vs one that brought us record debt and record unemployment. one that built the largest and strongest middle class in the history of the planet vs one that brought us the declining middle-class incomes for the first time since world