our makeover team mike and denise are here with us.w to market your brand. >> i would like someone to explain the difference between marketing and public relations and how they are interconnected. >> all right, denise, right up your alley. how do you answer her is this. >> sure, we get that question a lot. the commercials? that's advertising. someone is paying, the message is getting through, it's going to be there no matter what. public relations is what feeds the story that's going to be covered on an actual tv show or a news show like this, or newspaper when you read articles or things like that. >> i like when you say marketing is guaranteed. public relations is kind of a crap shoot. >> exactly, but the thing about public reegslations, when you g that coverage, it's third party sort of stuff from a trusted source, so it's very, very valuable, and the mix is the ideal thing. you want a budget where you have a definite message going out for your brand awareness and the public relations where you get the third-party endorsement that m

denise is right behind them. >> my instinct was to fight my way forward to go help her.she had just been hurt. i was saying oh, my god. oh, my god. i can remember doing that all the way up. just oh, my god. oh, my god. >> while the other passengers tried to subdue the attacker, denise moves in, throwing her body over jeanie. >> i'm a mother. that's my instinct. you know? protect. i just kind of pushed my way through and i sat next to her and just held her. and i just stayed there and looked up once in a while to see what was going on but basically just held her and told her it's going to be okay. he was yelling, god says all sick must die. i'm hearing this from god. and he was just yelling things about god. at one point i looked up at him and i was crying. jeanie wasn't but i was crying and i asked him why did you hit her? >> but when the man approaches jeanie again the other passengers physically restrain him and it's not easy. >> there was three guys holding him. one guy had him around the chest. one guy had another arm. they were struggling to restrain him. you know,

but sit for paul one but stay with us for more boxing in part to what denise negative took on get her jones and produce one of the gutsiest performances ever seen in moscow thank. you news sigrid laboratory tim kirby was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything turns mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and world this is why you should care only on the dot com. although i was born after the vietnam era i. for t.v. discussions about that buddhist monk who burned himself to death as a form of protest the commentators on the news said that people there just have a different mindset that westerners could never understand you know which is probably true but they were implying that people in the west are just different and would never use this absolutely extreme form of protest which is also probably true until just recently with the cost of electricity exceeding the income of the average bulgarian and a new government coming to power that looks exactly like the old government that collapsed at least s

denise? >> thank you, bob. let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >>> hi, denise. hi, everyone. two accidents along bel air road. first, bel air road at fleetwood avenue. second one bel air at eshedman. other accidents around the city, include north gay street at north patterson. east joppa. also hilton road at dorchester. as far as delays go, they just continue to grow. the top side inner loop, back down from the jones falls expressway, around to perring parkway. average speed, only about 25 miles an hour. same situation on the west side inner loop, from 295 over to liberty road. that's really going to be a struggle. and 70 westbound has delays there from 29 over to marriottsville road. let's take a live look. as you can see, a lot of traffic there on the beltway, around baltimore national pike. and the same situation, mostly on the inner loop of the beltway, at dulaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by the center for disease control. smoking causes immediate d

next he we'll be hearing from denise. (clapping) >> glg mayor lee and supervisor kim and everyone else. i'm denise i was born and raised from the western addition in districts 5 and have seen service providers dwindle away. i've a pretty extensive spsh speak here. our neighborhoods are at the rising of rent. districts 6 is more impoverished with more folks being in poverty. we've seen the loss of our shelter beds. with you, what can on our beds and see the million dollars dollars that the department of public health has absorbed over the past 5 years we have 25 million cuts by the time offully 15. additional reductions will mean more decreased public safety more lost lives and more cuts to all san franciscans. we find again and again, it's less extensive to have homes for homeless then have them on the street. we need tax dollars thank you (clapping) >> thank you. next we'll have a summer jobs testimony. >> hi everybody i'm being joined by my partner. i work united bay of the area we're here to talk about summer jobs plus

his mother and father, bill and denise, both injured and hospitalized.e republicans were busy today trying to rewrite the story of the marathon bombing without any new evidence to support oh such a rewrite into a failure of president obama's fbi and president obama's homeland security department, bill and denise richard issued a statement today, telling us their story of the bombing, and its aftermath. it is a story of crushing tragedy, anguish, unspeakable pain, and it is a story of courage and love and their most profound forms. it is a story that deserves at least as much public attention as the investigation and the suspects are getting. this is the richard family statement in full. last evening, just 23 days after the bombing attack on boston, our 7-year-old daughter, jane, underwent her 11th surgery. while she has more trips to the o.r. ahead of her, last night's operation marked an important milestone, as doctors were finally able to close the wound created when the bomb took her left leg below the knee. part of procedure involved preparing jane's

after denise was crowned.disappointed, because i felt like i did well in the competition, but i know denise as a person and i was happy for her genuinely, because she was just -- she is a great girl. know her for a couple of years now. i don't feel like i missed out. i have the opportunity to represent ms. canada on the world stage and during that time, a couple of dates to process, i only found out on monday afternoon to process what had happened, and it was very humbling for me, and to actually find out i had one and i had this opportunity to represent canada on the world stage was a huge honor for me and very humbling at the same time. >> we know -- >> you get to go and compete in the ms. universe pageant. denise, what's next for you? >> well, actually for myself, i haven't even thought about that. i'm still dealing with a lot of interviews and a whirlwind of so much happening and with family, friend, my community. i haven't taken the time to step back and reassess my life. what is truly next for me? probab

jen and denise are still with us.ike the story you just saw, you guys, this first question has to do with bricks and mortar versus the internet. >> we started as brick and mortar, and now we have a strong website also. but with all the online competition, how do brick and mortar stores still survive? >> it's interesting, right? people are really rethinking retail when it comes to bricks and mortar. any suggestions? >> well, it's funny, used to be competing against other people all the time, not against yourself online. think of it as an additional way to reach people. and in the bricks and mortar shop, get something that's an offering that people can't get online. whether it's complementary, coming in and finding out whether these clothes fit you right or shoes or having a specialist there. and then they can go order them online. >> yeah, i mean, the retail stores themselves, bricks and mortar have to be more of an experience now, right? because you can get products anywhere. >> right. >> how do you think about making

well that's it for part one but stay with us for more boxing in part to what denise never did have took on gadamer jones and produced one of the gutsiest performances ever seen in moscow they go away. although i was born after the vietnam era i remember t.v. discussions about that buddhist monk who burned himself to death as a form of protest the commentators on the news said that people there just have a different mindset that westerners could never understand you know which is probably true but they were implying that people in the west are just different and would never use this absolutely extreme form of protest which is also probably true until just recently with the cost of electricity exceeding the income of the average bulgarian and a new government coming to power that looks exactly like the old government that collapsed at least six ball gary and have used self-immolation as a very desperate and extreme form of protest but why kristen ghodsee a professor at bowdoin college who is extensively talked about here and protesters claims that those who self-immolating are just incred

i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >> the food and drug administration announces it is lowering the age to buy a controversial morning after pill without a prescription. danielle nottingham has the latest for wjz from maryland. >> girls as young as 15 will soon be able to buy plan b one- step over the counter. until now, they had to be 18 with a prescription. but now, all someone needs is identification showing they are 15. groups like the family research council say young girls should not be making these decisions without their doctors or families. >> parents are still in control of their daughters' lives at this point. and their concerns are going to be bypassed. >> reporter: but women's groups wish the decision came with no age restriction. >> it makes it more burdensome to get access for women of all ages. >> reporter: the age restriction may still be dropped. earlier this month, a federal judge ruled the fda must make the drug available to anyone, regardless of age. there is s

denise hughes. >> hello, everybody. can y'all hear me? okay. i am denise hughes, i am a resident of hunter's view of san francisco. living in hunter's view i encourage the department leaders and effective officers to work with cbos in order to provide the desperately needed services to my community. transportation, jobs, job placement and readiness and youth enrichment services, and all other capturing a healthy environment. thank you. >> i am a resident for more than 20 years. three years ago our community had some program for our asian residen residents, which by the way is largest in district 10. last year services for us have reduced to the point this semester all of our class, citizenship classes are all gone. our once vibrant community center almost had no services for our english speaker. or whether (inaudible) senior for this budget please make sure all of the outside programs organized that ask for public funding, service responsible for our resident needs and for -- and they must got our import and not represent to us what we want in

after denise was crowned, i was -- i was disappointed because i felt like i did i know denise is a personout for the first ten years of the pageant the same individual was in charge of calculating contestant scores with no issues. he was not available this year. quick update on a story i know a lot of you have been talking about. chinese police say the woman who first alerted people to that little baby stuck in a sewage pipe was actually the baby's mother and the woman who gave birth to this six plus pound baby boy says she deeply regrets what she did. this is according to police. you see these new pictures of the little guy. he is called baby number 59 because that is the number of the incubator he is in. we're told he is still in the hospital in stable condition and the story is just absolutely stunning. look at these pictures. it was saturday when rescuers and doctors pulled away pieces of pape to reach the newborn. the mother told police she never meant for the infant to end up in the toilet. listen to a local officer explain her side of the story. >> the woman started to feel a stoma

the first runner-up had actually won and denise placed fourth.of her title and apologized in a statement saying we would like to offer our sincere apology to denise for this human error while validating results. we have no doubt she will continue to succeed in her endeavors and wish her well. risa santos thought she came so close only to place second is now celebrating her new title. santos won't have this same moment of glory, but will receive her crown in a private ceremony this weekend. meanwhile, garrido who is 26 is too old to compete again, but she said she'd love to come back next year, this time as a judge. >> other two con ses tants had kind words for each other when they talked publicly about the pageant mixup earlier today. this is on cnn's "starting point." watch. >> i would like to congratulate reeza on being candidate 2013. on my end, i feel bad i took away that moment from her, but at the same time i am glad we shared this bonding experience. >> i know this is the first time i've had the chance to speak with you directly since the

denise qualls, how are you? >> reporter: denise is a match maker, hooking up farmers and bee keepers so honey bees can pollinate crops that make up one-third of the american diet. >> this year was almost a natural disaster. >> reporter: because the bee die-off, what some call colony collapse disorder, appeared to accelerate. >> this year it seemed like it got the whole nation. >> reporter: brett ady is the largest beekeeper in the country. a decade ago he figured on a 5% loss on hives. this winter he lost 42%. >> i don't think there is anybody else we can call to get bees if we have a shortage again. >> reporter: a shortage that drove bee prices sky high for almond farmer eric clarkson. >> turns into a bidding war. who has them, who doesn't and how much you are willing to pay. >> reporter: he paid twice as much for bees this year as he did five years ago. there are theories but no single cause as to what's killing the bee that is make our food possible. the suspects include mites, diseases, weather and pesticide

denise is in the news room. >> reporter: wjz has just confirmed moments ago that one of those two workers trapped has died. sky chopper 13 is over the scene. a short time ago at the west field montgomery mall, it was just about 2:00 when a section of the parking garage collapsed. a go team from shock trauma is on the team to assist with the rescue as is the urban rescue team. the deck is under construction. >> we will continue to update you on this breaking story as more information becomes available. >>> the first of the oklahoma tornado victims are being laid to rest today as pounding rain hit the area, stalling the recovery process. edward lawrence reports for wjz from the heart of the destruction in moore, oklahoma. >> heavy rain and flooding added to the misery in moore, oklahoma today as the first of 24 tornado victims was laid to rest. family and friends gather for the funeral of 9-year-old antonio cateralla. she was one of 7 children killed. more than 6 inches of rain flooded streets today. >> our roof fell in last night because of the rain. >> the tornados spared diane meyers hou

>> reporter: well, denise. police say they started investigating the intricate drug ring back in 2010, where the suspects were getting and hauling their drugs from across the country. >> reporter: more than a dozen people arrested. 140 pounds of marijuana seized. and 20 guns confiscated after harford county sheriff's office, bust an alleged drug- smuggling operation that they say started with a single tip. >> once we saw how widespread it was, in harford and baltimore counties, we wanted to get a better picture of the whole organization. >> reporter: lieutenant lee dunbar said the task force, focusing on two others were led to more than two dozen others. >> once we got on the wire tap in 2012, that brought us to another group here in harford county, who were actually classmates in 2005. that was the group that had the source out in oakland, california that was bringing it back here. >> reporter: police say the suspects were flying from baltimore to california, getting high-grade marijuana, then driving it back

denise morrison is ceo of the campbell soup company.s a horse jumper. >> mom has been a terrific role model. there to push and nurture. >> she taught us it was important to be women and feminine and that ambition is a part of femininity. >> when you were saying that to your daughters, that was a very bold statement. where did you come to this point of view that ambition and femininity went together? >> i had a lot of ambition and got involved in great many things that men do. i never thought about it twice. >> the sullivan parents taught their girls to negotiate. they had to earn their own way. >> remember the job jars that we had? those were chores we had to do during the week. >> that's how we got our allowance. >> if they came home with bad grade, what would you say? >> you're grounded for life. >> no. >> all you had to know was she was disappointed. that was powerful enough. >> we would get certain dollar amounts for as and bs. if we got cs it was taken away from the a and b dollars we would earn. it was always push to the next leve

councilmember denise would also participate. only two observers would be allowed. from the san francisco ilrc. it was discussed there would be a brief discussion about those who participated and observers in order to get a sense of how the exercise went for them. this review will be gone over at the next ddpc meeting. the functional assessment service team or fast work group of the d d pc met on friday april 5th, 2013. fast teams are trained to be deployed at shelters during a major disaster. team members are specifically to address the needs at the disabled shelter residence and to maintain and live independently in a shelter. team members attend a two day training and certified by the state. a report was given by councilmember chip and a lengthy discussion was heard and highlights were guarded. no municipal and county support structure. it was estimated that fast trainers in the county of san francisco, fast teams need to be formed locally with certain specific specialties present in each team. the team will be independent of the red cross or the government so th

denise kind of denise opened the scoring for the kids and signed up to seven minutes but her son mohammed should level just before half time with his tenth of the season yet with fifty minutes to go over the mid to dawn net of home signs when told at renegade more of those via the six points from safety thank you the chief bomb moved to six posts one level on points for the european contenders offer for no freshening of struggling on car and cross from ibrahim above they missing a first home praise opening minutes and then adding a second dr who was too with evil in purpose of making it free no by half time. because presumably and of late penalty to put a gloss on the scolari and leave them come first from both. the chief hit to seven from two points have some of the european places of coming back to draw one more out of home to struggling comenius of yet of the name of gave the visitors a surprise eighth minute lead. level of all for half an hour but one one is how it stained remain in the relegation playoffs. thank you i finally wrote bottom of my mia were relegated off to bed time and

performance before but more than once i thought the fight was coming to an end but he went on and on denise was leading by points but unfortunately he missed the boat but we should also take into account the fact that he couldn't see with his right eye starting from the fourth round and even jones's promoter legendary don't king himself could face the scot was coming out to the russian village level is a great champion i in my opinion do not think he should have held on as long as he did because being a promoter for forty some question you you know you could always have a return match and you can have an opportunity to play the game when you're not afraid like he did in the way he was hurt. it is highly dangerous and i pray to god that nothing happens to him that will hinder his future. jones improved his record to thirty nine thirty one knockouts while a bit interested in hospital hoping for a quick recovery and no doubt revenge nicole archos forty moscow. while staying with fighting talk and there's less than a week to go until mixed martial arts is on the cards as the much anticipated th

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and denise placed fourth.eant stripped garido of her title and apologized in a statement saying, we would like to offer our sin veer apology to denise for this human error while validating results. we have no doubt she will continue to succeed in her endeavors and we wish her well. risa santos who thought she had come so close only to place second is now celebrating her new title. santos won't have this same moment of glory, but will receive her crown in a private ceremony this weekend. meanwhile, garrido who is 26, is too old to compete again. but says she would hof to come back next year, this time as a judge. john berman, cnn, new york. >>> both women appeared on starting point this morning. and don't appear to be any hard feelings on either side. >>> happening now, a deadly virus is spreading overseas, and the united states could be next. dr. anthony is here, to tell us why health officials are sounding the alarm. >>> plus, republicans are turning up the heat on the attorney general, eric holder. did he te

. >> denise? >> great weekend, thank you. >>> it's a,,,,,, [ male announcer ] say goodbye to suits and suitcases, and say hello to the white sands and sunny beaches of northwest florida. feel good getaways. that's how we fly. southwest airlines is offering nonstop service from bwi airport to panama city beach, florida. book now online, only at southwest.com. . >>> let's find out if the donuts work. >> it's buck show walter's birthday and the baptism for a younger player's birthday. >> lots of excitement about the debut of o's pitching prospect kevin gosman. >> 22 years old out of louisiana state university gets his shot against the blue jays. good start for the hard throwing rookie, two strike outs in the inning of his first game. >> the o's built that 3-nothing lead. >> the blue jays have some heavy hitters. >> he connects for a two run homer off gosman to give toronto the lead. >> the rookie gives up 4 run and it is oriel relievers, too many walks and the jay's made him pay. >> . the bases loade

. >> good evening everybody, i am denise flaherty, the captain for the special victims unit. our journey starts in 1995, the formation of the domestic violence response unit going back to the time when the department had separate investigative unit. for years domestic violence, sex crimes, youth crimes all work independently. the investigative bureau was fragmented and never work together closely. through the years we have improved, evolved. under chief surh, in october, 2011, the special unit was created. the mythic violence is no longer an individual area of investigation. in order to serve those who are most vulnerable we must not only examine the crime that has occurred but also identify the services and support that we can provide in order to prevent future victimization. we have 40 members that investigate domestic violence, sexual assault, internet crimes against children, human trafficking, elderly abuse. we have 20 very talented investigators who focus on domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse. we recognize the benefit of formalized training offered by po

she is denise cox joining me now, denise, thank you.was seeing this video and reading these diary entries, did you have any idea that your sister susan was feeling this way? >> oh, plenty. we talked a lot. we were experiencing similar situations and she was talking about leaving him, giving him until their anniversary, their wedding anniversary. and if things didn't change she was going to leave him because things were really bad. >> how did you advise her, sisterly advice, when she would tell you those things, that she wanted to leave? >> getting out of a relationship myself that was abusive, i told her that she needs to get away. it's going to get worse. it's not going to get any better. he's not going to change. and he's set in his ways. she refused to believe it. she thought that she could change him and counseling would solve everything. even though she was going to counseling by herself. >> by herself. let me just take you back to one quote that we pulled from susan's will as ktvx was reporting. this is what your sister wrote, quo

put towards helping in food security in africa so he came here in the two thousand and three and denise this farm for twenty five vs and number twenty five vs renewable. was about what you would like. the american investor introduced himself through the church claiming that he wanted to help eradicate poverty by offering new jobs and food. in my. view like bussing to new dominion came here through the church. because it couldn't get in contact with us it used the priests. to promise to give us work so that no one would be unemployed. there would be great changes it would build schools it would and it would give us part of its harvest look at that with who they would be food for everyone it was for us was the biggest joy. so these multinational companies we thought to be coming to transform a lack and we really celebrated at the time to menace coming. this thing timed out to be something. one. of. the communities agreed the company would take the swamp and transform it into fertile fields while simultaneously undertaking projects for the public's benefit. drainage works began and a cemen

councilmember denise would also participate. only two observers would be allowed. from the san francisco ilrc. it was discussed there would be a brief discussion about those who participated and observers in order to get a sense of how the exercise went for them. this review will be gone over at the next ddpc meeting. the functional assessment service team or fast work group of the d d pc met on fri

family members of addie mae collins, denise mcnair, carol robertson and cynthia wesley looked on as the four were given the highest civilian honor this country can bestow. their deaths at the hands of white supremacists helped propel the civil rights movement. >>> this morning in seaside heights, new jersey, seven months after hurricane sandy caused billions of dollars in damage, new jersey governor chris christie cut a world record setting five and a half mile-long ribbon to officially re-open the jersey shore. he said 80% of the shore has been restored which is important for the $38 billion a year tourism industry there. >>> another beach that took a pounding when hurricane sandy came ashore was the main beach in east hampton on new york's long island which today topped 01:08:40:a list of the best. some other summer favorites were cape florida state park, cape hatteras on the outer banks of north carolina and coast guard beach on cape cod. we put the full list on the website at nbcnightlynews.com. >>> it won't happen in time for the memorial day weekend, but the u.s. parks service ann

my name is denise greenbeger and thank you for the opportunity to speak to you, and i live in the, i have no financial stake in this and i don't have anything to do with coffee business and i just live in the neighborhood. and i am a sole propry [t-er/] as opposed to the cookie cutter, that everything looks the same as you see in other cities. and you know as many other people i have nothing against starbucks, i just don't want it in our neighborhood. one of the speakers in favor of starbucks was talking about the impact that starbucks had in all of those other neighborhoods and that is an example of what makes a lot of neighborhoods look just the same. all of the same businesses. i don't want that to happen to our neighborhood. another starbucks speaker or two, and talking about the need for meeting places. cafes as meeting places. there are, you know, dozens of places where people can go and you know, some that have been named and some that haven't, in addition to sweet inspiration, there is church street cafe, the owner who was here for a long time expended up having to leave befo

she is a janitor at night and a mother of 4, including 11-year- old denise who has down syndrome. >> when i had her, they thought i would give her up. i said i'm not going to do that,. >> life line is a government- backed program that provides cell phones with 250 minutes every month to qualified low income applicants subsidized by the fee most of us pay on our cell phone bills. >> the program is called life line, is it for you? >> oh, yeah. but a scripps investigation is exposing how linda and all of these people may have put their own privacy on the line. >> oh, my gosh. >> it started with a google search. researching life line cell phone providers a scripps reporter typed in the words telecom and oka home city and there were files containing applications and personal information like driver's licenses, food stamp cards, birth dates and full social security numbers. personal information spanning 26 states all accessible online. in texas 10,000 life line applications exposed. >> how can they make it so easy to steal somebody's identity. >> in indiana 17,000 applications, 9 people's