a trip to study english in canada gone horribly wrong twenty four year old denise teller cough arrived in calgary in june eager to learn about the country and make new friends it was at this language school those friends would quickly turn to enemies with a misunderstanding over a girl she was charged with making threats and placed in calgary's remand center and she was going to face to face like she was just barely. you don't know you know about that and it was no direct. thing i mean. i don't know why it was just a big misunderstanding while his family in moscow tried to scrape together the bail money things took a turn for the worse cellmates brutally attacked him jumping on his head repeatedly after months on the life support machine denise recently were changed consciousness doctors say he's in a vegetative state his adoring family is devastated. not eating our meals aren't you have been there already and he's grieving to reduce you . for your worries go our way or. very slowly or very the charges that denise faced have now been dropped which in turn meant the detention center was

denise isn't the only victim to. emerge from this facility last month another man christopher kirk suffered a lacerated spleen and a broken nose after a similar attack while in custody. very often in sharpening all we were and it's been a normal lot but. you know we were very good. in the war i mean. how are the young man so eager to find out about life in canada studying english like he didn't initially set out is now a distant prospect first he'll once again have to learn the basics how to walk feed himself and speak his native russian denise's family can only hope that the country where this brutal attack took place provides him with the help he so desperately needs poly boyko r t. and in just a few minutes here on our two year nearly four decades after former president nixon called an end to the war in vietnam a close look is taken at the scars are legacy still clear for many to see this is art. wealthy british style. markets. can they. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for

denise isn't the only that. tim to emerge from this facility last month another man christopher kirk suffered a lacerated spleen and a broken nose after a similar attack while in custody. very often in sharpening or we were in illinois. but. you know when we were dating. in the war i mean. the young man so eager to find out about life in canada studying english like he didn't initially set out is now a distant prospect first he'll once again have to learn the basics how to walk feed himself and speak his native russian denise's family can only hope that the country where this brutal attack took place provides him with the help he so desperately needs party boyko r t. twenty first century socialism or putting it all the pain of the economy on the liberal rails the dilemma for voters in today's presidential election in venezuela the current leader in these young rival are there in their opinion polls and as lucid often of reports the vote is not only crucial for the nation but the entire continent. well the stakes

you are all your arias go our way or you know it's very slow very very the charges that denise faced have now been dropped which in turn meant the detention center was no longer responsible for his medical bills leaving his family facing a financial nightmare on top of the emotional one local media campaigning to raise funds for denise's ballooning medical bills iraq through war. action. all of it would call it all into gold bull or oil. all the general. all the war war war war war war war. war war. denise isn't the only victim to emerge from this facility last month another man christopher kirk suffragette a lacerated spleen and a broken nose after a similar attack while in custody. very often in sharpening all we were and into not a lot but. then we were buried in good ground in the war i mean did you not know the man so eager to find out about life in canada studying english like he didn't initially set out is now a distant prospect fast he'll once again have to learn the basics how to walk feed himself and speak his native russian denise's family can only hope that the country wh

. >> i'm denise.elcome to our home. >> i have been a police officer in the new york city police department for over 18 years now. it's been a great career so far. work on patrols, get a chance to interact with the community. i like being an officer. we have mutual friends. we play basketball together. one particular friday night, she was meeting her girlfriend and we are going catch a movie. she's hanging out with a friend, you to come along? we went to the movies and met denise. i think i gave you a ride home that night, right? >> yeah. >> she was just so taken by my charm. we hit it off from there. >> we have lived here since 2007? we have two girls, kayla is 2 and sasha is 4 months. >> in december, 2010, we had the fire in the house. denise was at work. kayla and i were home at the time, asleep upstairs. saw the smoke. the fire alarm started to go off. i heard banging outside. i knew, you know, we had to get out right away. the first thing i thought about was just make sure my daughter, you know, g

. >> my name is denise coleman, and i am from clark, and thank you for giving me this opportunity to present before you today. some of you i know, and some of you i do not. i wanted to start off by giving you an idea of and why it was created. there was nothing at the front end of the system to intervene in a young person's life, so what we do is we provide interventions of the point of our rest, so when the kid is arrested -- the point of arrest, so when the kid is arrested, we do an intervention, and through the assessment determine a case plan, and through that we will follow of to help about a young person may better decisions for themselves region to help the young person make better decisions for themselves, to do whatever needs to be done with respect to getting them back in school, going through expulsion hearings, so we go through those processes with them. the other purpose is to keep them from getting our arrested again. all of its is to get them in a place where they will not be a friend, make better decisions, and, for some goals for them in their lives the reagan we hav

gary they have been in contact with dennis and luciano splatting about the situation with igor denise i've known for a long time that i would call up denise off as he's a very important player for the russian national team my main thoughts are about doing the best for the team if i had any concerns about his fitness then i would have sent him home russia will not have four memories about their last meeting with portugal as they were humbled by seven goals to one almost eight years ago today the portuguese have a ray of attacking options in particular christiane the rinaldo italian has been paying special attention to the team's tactics and he's positive his side will be well prepared for potential credit they will face. will have a team meeting later where we will discuss our tactics and how we will approach the game and everyone's aware of the potential threat that christiana rinaldo poses of course will be trying to stop him but that isn't always that easy when he picked up an injury in his last game against barcelona of course i was hoping it would be more serious as that would hav

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. >> but denise brant has severe neck pain. down the hall, randall wills yoj onhad only daytime television to distract him until this morning. >> does bud selig ring a bell? >> yes that. >> what is who came to visit today along with retired greats will clark part of a program to say thanks to american veterans everywhere. >> there you go. thank you for your service. >> when you think what neems have done, sacrifices made for us, this country, we want to properly honor them to do as much as we can. >> here is the world series baseball for you. >> thank you. >> to for denise this felt like a dream, one minute she's feeling bad. the next she's got a baseball that is signed by all of them. took talk about a state visit being symbolic? this would be it. >> i'm honored they interviewed me. this is a good thing for me. >> can you blame me? >> talk about being star struck there are all kinds of stars in the stadium. among them, united states marine corporal nicholas kimmel. probably not a household name but he lost both arms, i'm sorry

denise lost her job when the recession came. her husband works, but it is not enough to cover the cost of living, so she goes to the food pantry every week. >> i felt embarrassed. i came to realize that everybody there is just like you. they all have a story. they all have kids. they all tried to find jobs, and it is not so embarrassing any more. it is what you have to do. denise exemplify sue anburbth struggles here. she has a house, a car, decorations in the yard. she is not homeless or destitute. she just needs help. >> it is so important. a lot of my friends and even my family -- my mom had to go, and she could not believe that she had to go. i said if that is what you have to do to live, then that is what you have to do. >> from struggles to escapism now, and a man who loves girls, gadgets, fast cars, and crime. i am talking of course about james bond. the cinematic secret agent just turned 50. 007 first burst on screen in the film "dr. no" in 1962. 50 years later, he is as popular as ever. >> the title sequence that can me

and they both him and his market price do you put it and many other clubs want to buy him too but denise if he's not somebody that clubs like porter or barcelona are interested in the costs as much as he's worth so why does he think he should be paid the same this is a market place isn't it. has the news of made any comments on this. you can ask him yourself. i wish i could hear his side of the story but because i think he claims he didn't do it because of money he just doesn't like the idea of foreign place being paid more it's not up to ego denisov to discuss the actions of his carbon team management and why they're doing this or that all right i'll rephrase the question a bit in russia foreign food bill is usually gets higher wages than russians do you think that's ok. can we do something you bet is and should we. know in the u.k. for instance the situation is very different. in french football in the u.k. will hardly be played more than say rooting for the porch everyone is judged by their merits that's my first argument my second argument is that we do have excellent russian players

that's even the sports minister has commenced a don't want is your stance on vats do you think eager denise of and alexander cares recall of. really had any reason to speak out like that or it was a bad thing we. should have shut up humans. was likeable with and i don't think it's a good idea for me to comment on this mission zennie it's shareholder is also a shareholder of the russian premier league and they are very good managers. it's how big sponsor of course is gas from. well the clubs managers are. people side is trained by a very qualified coach conflict so i wouldn't like to comment on the conflict right now. but i can say that these are two leading russian players who have also contributed a lot to the national team as well and so that's why the whole thing is upsetting. yeah i can understand the frustration of eager denice of these the camps and both in the club and the national team is reported to be earning about two million dollars hulk is paid about five million how do you see that's hulk's price tag for the club management chose to buy him a monk other european for blues and

and now denise was arrested after his classmate reported that he was being threatened in what way was that well i actually was going to say the face like he was just. you know i don't know you know now that you know what not direct. or something i mean. i don't know why it was just a big misunderstanding and if you know we. all are. a lot right now is this the first incident of this kind in this detention center. well not absolutely not it's not a first guy it's very often it's happening over there and not a lot of direct but the accident with dennis in this room and banter is the worst i mean condition all to hell. and in the first story what i like to meet on a board he's saying about this and is that anyone giving you help as a family is anyone helping you. only know can i not do is a human didn't try to reach me or state it can be no they are not commenting anything and they absolutely they are not helping me with not i have family social workers from hospital who were giving me some support and help and this is it now you said before that there were other incidences that happened

denise. >> denise, owner of the s-3 agency in new jersey offered to redo erica's website, incorporating these new elements. >> this really has more of a modern flare to it. we call this modern rustic because it shows you, again, big picture up front which would rotate and show you a few aspects on the home page. people want to have the easy, quick, book now. >> first impression. >> my right off the bat impression is i like this one a lot better. it's more exciting, more hip, modern. >> with a new web design chosen and photo and online reservation system in place, filling the rooms should take less effort but what about that cottage makeover? what will erica think? >> okay. let's get her in position. okay. you ready? >> three, two, one. >> wow! wow! really cool. yes, definitely. it's very cool. very different. is it the same bed? >> yes. it's a new headboard. >> so cool! that is neat. wow! you guys made that. >> yes. >> that's amazing. oh, my gosh, you took the mirror and painted it. it looks so much better. >> scale one to ten. what's the room now. >> put me on spot. i would definitely

>>reporter: every patient on the ward professed to love baseball but for denise this felt more like a dream. 1 minute feeling bad and the next she has a baseball signed by will clark larry bear gaylord perry and bud selig. state visit symbolic one. this would be it. >> i'm honored that they interviewed me. i love being in the military. it was a good thing for me. >>reporter: pretty good day all around for patients and staff alike. >> i'm so star struck. can you blame me? >>reporter: all kinds of stars being recognized in that game tonight. some of them you might not have ever heard of. united states marine corporal nicholas kimmel. he threw out the first ball tonight. this is a man who lost both legs and his left arm in afghanistan and another well known person in the game tonight. brian stow was in attendance though quietly. from the ballpark in san francisco, across the cove, wayne, abc 7 news. >>> brian stow of course the fan beaten so badly in los angeles last season. there noise game tomorrow. game 3 is saturday. 5:07 at could america park in detroit. tigers down 2 nothing. we mo

>> tasers sticking out of their butts. [ laughter ] and so, i had met a woman in the lobby, denise, frombecause she had on a pretty dashiki that i admired. this is really what happened. denise and i decided that we needed to go out, further out, to the street, to the parking lot, to really get a better idea of what was happening. and by the way, the woman in the striped dress who had driven everyone to these extremes was parading around the lobby like really feeling proud. >> jimmy: well, she should. >> yeah. [ laughter ] she was feeling pretty saucey. and so, we go out to the lobby. and on the way, we see one of the unfortunate gentlemen, the unfortunate suitors, handcuffed with a bloody, a big, swollen, bloody face. and i felt incumbent upon myself to say to him, i hope you feel better. which was greeted with an understatement -- it was greeted with a murderous glare. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> oh, my god. this guy was so not having me. and i -- >> jimmy: was he the taser or the tasee? >> i don't know. i went on lockdown after that because that was not good at all. >> jimmy: did you go b

denise veite/rechaza al nuevo arzobispo 42:39 i think creo que esta fue una decision deliberada del papaste manifestante que rechaza a cordileone por que dijo es el padre de la proposicion 8, que prohibio el matrimonio entre homosexuales en california. 39:32 aleluya natsound hoy a la ceremonia asisitieron centenares de personas, y algunos esperan que cordileone siga defendiendo esa posicion frank alizaga/feligres de san mateo. 30:36 el es la guia moral, de todos los catolicos, el va a decir lo que es correcto y estoy seguro que va a decir que el hombre y la mujer es lo correcto para el matrimonio 30:46 31:24 con certeza que no haya equivocacion porque hay mucha confusion ahora en los ultimos tiempos 31:29 ) musica cordileone sera el lider de 500 mil catolicos de la arquidiocesis, 41 por ciento de los cuales son latinos. george wesolek/arquidióc esis de san francisco 37:40 su primera visita publica sera a la iglesia de san francisco de cogio ir alla primero, muestrac lo importante que es para el tegral, y que atienda los didos munidad latina. 21:35 traer panol, estamos necesindo masdren d

another neighbor across the street, 3014 california street, his name is denise kessel, we are thrilledhat this house is no longer after two years of vacancy. the new neighbors are building a home for the family. the home was occupied as a single family home with bob our home in 1988. nes will go through is michelle -- [indiscernible] 3018 california street. posing a major challenge for families in the city the saldos's home at 3014 has been configured as a single-family home for as long as we live next to it. i admire the saldos for seeking to legalize the status of their home. >> any additional public any additional public comment? the public comment portion is closed. >> i am reading a book about th

denise, would you please read the welcome? >> i'm almost afraid. try again. let me turn on the mic, i'm on. welcome, everyone and thank you for the third time for waiting. we're going it kind of give you highlights of our accessibility policy here at city hall so bear with me as i go through some of the information. city hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other disabilities. the polk street carlton b. goodlett entrance is accessible via a ramp and wheelchair lift. assistive listening devices are available and the meeting will be sign language and captioned. agendas are available in large print and braille. in order to accommodate people with severe allergies, environmental illnesses, multiple chemical disabilities please refrain from wearing skepblted products to mdc meetings or to the mayor's office on disabilities. this includes perfume, scented lotions, hair sprays. thank you for helping provide the meetings are fully accessible for people with disabilities. for people with disabilities or others who cannot attend the meetings in person, w

thank you, denise. our next meeting for the mdc will be friday, november 16th here at city hall from 1:00 to 4:00, room 400, as usual. all right? anything else we need to announce? public comment? seeing none, we could adjourn early. or do we have someone on the bridge line? >> okay, here you go. >> so sorry that i am not there, but i have been there the whole time. all the speakers were wonderful and i just want to thank john paul scott. i am going to be sad to see -- that name i love. this is idele i wanted to public comment about prop 63, the mental health service act, and tell people facts about it while your public, information about it, i don't know all the information but if you google prop 63, mental health service act, that's funding that's available here in san francisco with the right assistance. but ask about it, get information, get involved. that's something that's here for our city. thank you guys, awesome meeting today. >> thank you so much. okay, i move to adjourn the meeting. all in fa

denise and sarah marie run for cover while scott whips out his video camera.pt bucking back and forth and zigzagging and people were jumping back. they didn't know what to do because the bull came different directions. >> i was absolutely terrified, because i thought that a bunch of people were going to get hurt because there was no sign of anyone that was trying to do anything. >> a female wrangler steps up to the challenge. hardball charges her and throws her to the ground. >> he actually bucked a girl and hit her right in the chest, and knocked her back. i feared for her. i was really afraid that she was hurt very severely because he hit her really hard. >> spectators jumped the fence to escape hardball's charge. a man tries to distract the raging bull with garbage barrels. >> the bull like almost bucked the trash can and almost hit a guy. >> the distraction buys enough time for security officers to arrive at the scene. one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powerful bull. >> you see this cop with a taser gun, that's like swatting an alligator with

another neighbor across the street, 3014 california street, his name is denise kessel, we are thrilled that this house is no longer after two years of vacancy. the new neighbors are building a home for the family. the home was occupied as a single family home with bob our home in 1988. nes will go through is michelle -- [indiscernible] 3018 california street. posing a major challenge for families in the city the saldos's home at 3014 has been configured as a single-family home for as long as we live next to it. i admire the saldos for seeking to legalize the status of their home. >> any additional public any additional public comment? the public comment portion is closed. >> i am reading a book about the earthquake, is appropriate because it deals with housing stock. this home was built in the 1890s, it was a stick style victorian home with two floors, appropriate size for families, as with most construction of victorians away from the immediate downtown area because people wisely knew that if they had large families they needed more space than they would have on the one floor with it