i am handing cochair to denise as of right now. thank you and good night. >> cochair, i think you have some public comment cards that were submitted from the house. >> i have two. >> yes, david depaul? >> there were two items which i have brought up at the richmond district police station on the tuesday the 18th public hearing. one of them had to do with the speeding and accidents that are occurring on fulton. a suggestion was made to the police department at the time that they contact the cta or mta regarding a 20-foot no parking zone on either side of the crosswalks to increase visibility. the second thing has to do with the homeless that the police department did successfully move out of the park, but regrettably there seems to be no planning ahead for where they would ago. i have some photographs which i can leave with you regarding their move into residential neighborhood of the mid-richmond. they are sleeping a lot on 15th avenue between geary and on geary there are a number of them that have serious mental problems and it's

councilmember tatiana cast, star laura absent, denise present, harriet wong, absent. roland wong absent, starta absent. >> thank you. the next item is reading and the approval of the agenda. i would like to first make a motion to amend the agenda. seeing as we have a lot of speakers to listen to today, i would like to move the directors report item no. 6 to follow item no. 9. item no. 5 to follow item no. 9. any objections to the amendment? >> no. >> okay. thanks. you can read it now. item 1, welcome, introduction and roll call. item 2, action item. reading and approval of the agenda. item 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limit to 3 minutes. >> item 4, information item: report from cochair idell wilson. item 6, information item. life with dialysis. councilmember kostanian will lead a pregnancy and information hearing on the challenges of daily living for individuals who are kidney dials dependent. presentation by dr. eli we'll from the national kidney foundation. public comment is welcome. you'll a

that's why i'm here to speak >> denise gonzales i'm the tenants sister. yes >> thank you. >> okay. >> thank you very much. any other public comment? >> steve. on behalf of mr. wong her we've been to that residence >> move up to the mike. >> we've made several appointments the first one was on 3, 13 of this year i'm sorry. sorry about that the first one was 11, 18. one of our guys dave was skeleton to go there but the actual customer cancelled at the 9:00 a.m. because the tenant wasn't there and we went out on the 20th of 2013 and the tenant cancelled the appointment and the last time was 1129, 13 and the tenant cancelled once again. we've been working with that mr. wong for 10 years as the plumber and he's been trying to fix the situation to have two bath tubes together and we have to open up the wall and replace the piping. we need to gain access to the tenants place to open the wall to get even though piping done >> i have a question of clarification who you meant by the tenant the tenant underneath the tube. >> the tenant with the tube. >> commissioner

thank you, supervisor i want to introduce one of our survivors denise (clapping.) working on a custom change just a minute (clapping.) thank you yes. >> sorry for the delay. i would first like to salute the men and women of the fire service the survivors and those who have lost their battles to cancer. before i tell my story i would like to thank some people for allowing me to express my journey today. tom o commoner local 798 chief white and the foundation, united women in fire service. supervisors supervisor chiu and mayor ed lee and the black firefighters association. i've been a dedicated member with the san francisco fire department since 2002. i joined the department to help save lives in the community i was born and raised in. in 2011, i was diagnosed with stage iv breast cancer. i was then told by the medical leave office to apply for workers' compensation. while waiting on workers' compensation for the approval i ran out of sick leaf while 5th for my life with cancer i was depend by workman's comp i had no income for several months. but thanks to the gener

>> [inaudible] >> >>> >> >>> hold on, please. >> denise can we pause for a second. the captioning doesn't seem to be working with the video. can we put the microphone closer? let's start again. >> [inaudible] >>> >> >> that's okay. i don't want to log jam the schedule. you can find our video on our website which is a lava may.org. basically it just frames the problem. the number that was listed in the video list the 2011 homeless count. but the official count is 6350 people and half of them living on the streets. there are only seven facilities offering showers and sanitation to the almost 4,000 people and thus we find libraries being used for laundry and bathing facilities. lava mae was created to address this challenge. we decided to go mobile for multiple reasons. one being to get people where they were and gentrification is pushing real estate and rental prices through roof we didn't want to be subjected to rents for people with deep pockets. the buses essentially will have two hygiene pods. the fronts of the bus. these are retired muni buses. we received four o

i am handing cochair to denise as of right now. thank you and good night. >> cochair, i think you have some public comment cards that were submitted from the house. >> i have two. >> yes, david depaul? >> there were two items which i have brought up at the richmond district police

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congress gatt layings to denise jackson from the -- congratulations to denise jackson of the district the day and winner of a papa johns dinner. she says i love watching your wonderful morning staff. thanks for keeping my family updated and ready for a new day. >> good morning, denies. thank you for saying -- denise. thank you for saying all those nice things. if you'd like to be a fan of the day, go to our facebook page and click on the fan of the day button. make sure you link a picture of >>> 5:39. chilly and damp this morning. we've got drizzle and showers on the way a little bit later. out west already seeing a couple of sprinkles. above a thousand feet west of us. might see a little freezing drizzle or rain for a few hours. here's a look at our forecast for this wednesday. a cloudy and raw day, highs low to mid-40s. the winter weather advisory till 11:00 a.m. a thousand feet or higher. right now monika and timesaver traffic. >>> on the northbound side of 395 after duke street, the disabled vehicle was moved to the shoulder. a live look now from afar at the 14th street bridge in

i'm in now they're facing in that situation denise makes it all the problems in the cba can only come out said security program problems and will start up of a past affairs that we have been even in the last few years has been sated. due to the mix of different issues. it has sometimes been confusing than it into the outside night started. on campuses. who did this protest. problem is corruption and here. in europe the debate has been about chad feasible to none yes but actually it started with the students requested security team and how it works. a few days after that last week although by the second part of the opposition leaders who decide to. to capitalize on what was going on with the students and they make at home makes up for the problems that we have in the country. and it's true that the new obligation he said. it's just barely seen police use against tom and a geology and east is a legal problem but is more than that in the beginning people would not request in moderately that powered the way just requesting to do his job and the ministries as well. and now well and has a b

newlyweds dennis and denise are sitting down for dinner, just two hours into their honeymoon cruise.> when we got our appetizer, we only got to taste one bite when we felt the crash. there was people going crazy. i looked back and i saw chairs and tables coming up our way. and all the plates were falling down, all the glasses. the waiters and waitresses were screaming and crying. >> just everything was chaos. people were running and little children, they had had no idea what was going on. we didn't really have any idea what was going on because they were telling us it's an electrical problem. >> ladies and gentlemen, your attention, please. i speak of the captain, we experienced electrical failure. at this point, the situation is under control. >> this crew member tells a frightened crowd that everything is okay. >> since they were saying that, it was under control, we started to wander around the ship. we went to the top deck to see what it looked like from outside. and i filmed. >> soon it becomes obvious that things are not under control. the ship is listing. just before 11:00, al

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they are now looking for kahlil malik tatum, the 51-year-old charged with killing his wife, andrea denise tatum. seemed nice. and it did not seem anything out of the ordinary. >> she remembers seeing the wife days before her body was found. >> she seemed fine. she was talking to neighbors. i didn't see anything out of the ordinary. suspected him of having relisha rudd. the school counselor noticed she had not been in class in weeks. the neighbor remembers seeing them recently. >> they were at dow's. they got in the car. -- at the house. they got a in the car. >> tatum never return the little girl. >> i am baffled. i just wish that he would bring her home. just bring him home. i hate to see anything happen to her. >> that homeless shelter would erethe location where they will be a vigil. could be a new lead in the search for malaysian flight 370. this is a satellite image that shows an object about the same size, as the larger of two objects spotted by an australian satellite two days earlier. here is more on the search that involves planes and ships from many countries. >> as the search f

y habrÁ uno que denise sepa mas que alicia. >>> no te creas, denise puede sorprender. >>> mira. >>> enÓn de su boda, la religiosa. regresamos lengua y largos. >>> cuÁnto cuesta estar nominado? >>> no seas, no seas. >>> eso ni se dice en broma. >>> johnson & johnson lanzÓ un programa a nivel nacional, llamado campeones del cariÑo, resalta a personas inspiradoras que hacen actos extraordinarios, y van mÁs alla para ayudar a los demÁs, el programa campeones del cariÑo es parte del movimiento, johnson & johnson, (nombre en inglÉs), cariÑo inspira cariÑo, campaÑa basada en la creencia que un acto de cariÑo da otro, resultando un mundo mejor, karla martÍnez es la representante del programa, se unirÁ a la bÚsqueda nacional por el campeÓn del cariÑo, puedes nominarte o a alguien que conozcas para ganar un viaje para la final de la fifa a la copa mundial en brasil en este aÑo visita para mÁs informaciÓn la pÁgina, y registrar u 4 ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> miren, tranquilos todos. tranquilos. yo sÉ que han comentado por twitter que lucho pues, estÁ un poco alterado, lo entiendo, sabemos por quÉ. porque an

>> it doesn't sound very convincing. >> is denise an empowering leader?tely. >> what makes you say that? >> she is constantly on top of everybody. she is constantly teaching. >> what attracted you to chipotle? why did you decide to be here? >> i love cooking. that's my passion. >> over the years, i knew that chipotle had all kinds of potential, but the concept was never really reaching its full potential, and i needed to have a program that would enable us to attract better people. >> when steve approached me to join chipotle, originally it was because he was intrigued by the kind of culture we had at my law firm. there were a lot of people who are really into what they were doing and steve saw that and challenged me over the years to bring that kind of culture to chipotle. >> the hero in their system is the store manager that manages to promote the most people who are qualified. it is essential to their growth model. >> today, the chain has more than 1,400 restaurants in the u.s., adding new stores at a 13% clip in each of the last four years. the number

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report from the disability disaster preparedness committee given by councilmember denise senhaux. >> thank you. the committee met and had a large turnout. many community based organizations were in attendance. the committee heard a report from the committee members working in the bayview project to assist people with disabilities and seniors to shelter in place after a disaster. they are currently mapping out the district to see where these people are living and what these needs maybe. there is also discussion on the upcoming tsunami exercise on march 26, 27, 28, this is around transportation, sheltering and communication and other needs with people with disabilities in the event of a sun -- tsunami in san francisco. group members presented a standard operation procedure in san francisco and this is not to be used by the american red cross but by emergency operation center or referred to eoc. it includes a process of evaluating and preparing a site for use as a shelter with a long list of considerations ranging from accessibility and transportation to sanitation and electricity. the

. >> here with some advice are psychologist dale atkins and denise alberts, author of huffington post'sp her busy. >> hello, ladies, welcome. >> it can get sticky, especially when the kids are very young, right, dale? >> absolutely. because they get attached. and one of the things you want to be aware of is that you are introducing whomever this person is a little bit later on, so that they can -- they are going to get attached, or you have to be familiar with what it's going to feel like when they get attached to someone you may not be attached to. >> you should wait until you're sure this person is going to be in your life, denise? >> absolutely. i would never have somebody pick me up at my home. my kids often ask me who are you dating and they're curious. >> how old are yours? >> 9 and 5. >> you just signed the divorce papers this week. >> yeah. we've been separated for two years. so i've been dating for two years. and i've never had more fun in my life. i'm doing in my late 30s what most people did in their 20s. >> sure. >> how do you handle it? if there's someone you're dating -- t

we have to figure out a better way of dealing it that tennessee charlie sheen and denise richards. talks about mammals, insect, followed by a sensible conclusion. there aren't no bad guys, just two people. both are actually partners in each other's spiritual progress, animosity dissolves. it's only under these circumstances that loving co-parenting can happen. d deep deepakchopra is not supporting conscious uncoupling. >> it's still a failure. what it's saying is two people came together, made a commitment and they weren't able to live up to that commitment because they were thinking only about themselves. >> reporter: but gwynn and chris was getting it a go. i would say chris martin has albums to sell and gwyneth has her own brand of perfection to maintain. >> neither one of them benefits from controversial press. i think this is probably the beginning and maybe the end of this divorce story. >> hert mills and paul mccartney. that was one of the nastiest of all time. liza minnelli and david guest. will this will alec baldwin and kim basinger? not a chance. >> reporter: could they

. >> reporter: denise wood tells me her clinic has been packed with patients. pollen is everywhere. the windy weather is blowing it all across the bay area, exposing more people to things that make them sick. >> you can get allergies any point in your life. you don't have to have had them to all of a sudden start to suffer from hay fever which is sneezing, itchy eyes and nose, a cough and sore throat. it's especially noticeable if you feel like a cold that doesn't quite go away. you can keep your immune system, how do you do that? you get enough sleep, you exercise, you drink plenty of water. >> reporter: while denise uses a more holistic approach using an acupressure treatment, some doctors will recommend an over the counter antihistamine or decongestant. back to you. >>> most of the time it's the police catching badly. see what happens when the tables are turned. >>> and several bay area residents are learning how to get help with their mortgages. that's next. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device.

booth seen march 15th last, her body discovered in a shallow grave near kaiser hospital. 19-year-old denise lampy. stabbed to death april 1st in her car at a parking lot in daily city. doug mccool is his partner are former detectives from south san francisco. they investigated one of the murders. >> one of the things that i wasn't satisfied with is not solving this case >> but now there is a chance of bringing closure to the unsolved murders the fbi believes were committed by the same person. >> evidence between a number of cases. time frame and message to commit the crimes. >> fbi won't go into details but they say an unsolved murder of university of nevada student michelle mitchell in reno have give them new evidence the 19-year-old killed in february, 1976. >> the reno murder occurred in between the time frame of our five murders and recent evidence leads us to believe the reno murder is linked to several of our murders. >> now, here is a bizarre twist. we're told that in 1979 in reno, a woman by the name of kathy woods confessed to the murder of college student michelle michelle and woo

hello, i'm denise hugh's a resident of hunter view >> what she said was true and i also have kids. i ask you to do the right thing. so thank you >> good evening, commissioners i'm rodney the board president of the park we help our people and the chairman of hunter view now. one of the goals is to provide each youth the opportunity to create the self-adrenalin and sensitive and economic conversations and physical and mental health so each youth can reach their maximum potential. we have to have equality some of the goals make social justice a reality. it's not a concern it's a must. you talk about student achievement we fertilizer our plants so the all leaves can grow and the air we can breath prosperity we ask about accountability as you heard ones before keeping our promises to the folks and right now the school the hunter view is owned by the san francisco unified school district and i thank you for having your people recently cleaning it you received a notice from sfoifgs for a violation we ask you to make the change in this historical movement and thank you for having this on t

denise at some considerable economic growth. pockets of vulnerability and deprivation of may. the country's new system got two more properties. ntt for short. as the fourth highest in the fight mortality ratio and one of the worst poverty rates in the country the province also has the worst sanitation coverage resulting in higher incidence of diarrhoea disease pneumonia and diarrhoea for the teen killers of children under age five disproportionately affecting children in the port's most disadvantaged areas increasing knowledge of simple preventive measures and good hygiene is essential community based approach to sanitation. hand washing to water treatment and environmental improvements can save lives and teaching me that since the start and end with. and when he's done help investors take a lesson time. it's clear that the community based approach is having an impact. i didn't have the habit of washing my hands after treated like dogs this is letting the importance of hygiene everytime it to my doctor never forget to wash my hands against many odds that local government and c

did you want to comment on this item >> hi, i'm denise i wanted to know if we're going to do that i rain harvesting. >> is there any other comment thank you want to comment come up here please. can i comment on the rose. >> no. >> thank you. is there anyone else who wanted to make public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner bonilla. >> no, i just wanted to commend staff for being pro-active on addressing the drought situation. and that the rest of the city a following our lead here in terms of having some water conservation measures in place. thank you very much for doing that and a commissioner harrison. on. >> i think you've coincide a new phrase drought dirty. >> mr. ginsburg probably worthy noting our efforts of promoting bio diversity and that's all part of the natural areas program. >> seeing no other comments thank you very much. >> okay. this is item 14 which the general public comment continued item 4 continued please come forward and that this will be items on no items on the agenda today. okay >> is there anyone else this is next is clos

el hombre y dentro figd coident denise sÓlo se detiene cuando la policÍa llama la policia. >>> y cuandoi esposo. eso es todo lo que tengo que decir. >>> tÚ amas a tu esposo >>> con todo el corazÓn >>> esta sicÓloga explica la razÓn que conllevan la vÍctima a en crcubrir a su abusador, que lo regular aunque lo nieguen es recurrente >>> uno de ellos es amenaza, miedo a estar sola, a no tener e recursos >>> pero muchas vÍctimas podrian legalizarse cuando son testigos de un crimen. aunque la vÍctima no habia solicitado una orden de a le ja miento, cuando el caso de abuso es grave, ponen orden de no acercarse. aunque anualmente mÁs de un millÓn de mujeres son bueno sabs por sus parejas es el crimen menos reportada por las autoridades. >>> y solamente salen de la relaciÓn cuando verdaderamente piensan que ellas mismas o sus hijos van a morir, entonces el momento final muchas veces la muerte, la muerte inminente >>> en nueva york isolda peguero telemundo. >>> al regresar en el noticiero telemundo de nunnunciamos por É los populares prÉstamos del dÍa de pago son caros >>> y convertirse en una t

joining me now, professor denise gillman, and former governor of new mexico, bill richardson.you. i think so much of the discussion around immigration has taken on a punitive tone. and stories like this really illustrate the incredible extraordinary sacrifices that people are willing to make to come and be a part of this country. what do you think should happen to these 100 immigrants who were locked in the house? >> well, on a broader scale, alex, the failure of the immigration reform measures in congress where you have concrete measures and guidelines to deal with situations like this does not exist. secondly, we have a broken immigration system with little resources which foster this kind of human exploitation by these smuggling rings that promote sexual violence, extortion, they promote all sorts of havoc on these individuals. it is simply when they go across the border to have a better life. what we're doing now is a very cruel human rights situation. where a lot of these immigrants don't have legal assistance. they don't have the ability to get medical treatment. so what

denise albertson. where are you, denise? ms.thor "the fallen season," which contains perhaps the most famous opening line in all of literature. [ cheers and applause ] i'll just read it from my own personal copy. "david swam down to the bottom of the pool to fetch the pennies, and that's when he met the biggest, fattest, dumbest martian he'd ever seen." [ laughter ] many believe those words alone inspired the arab spring. thank you so much for your wonderful writing. [ cheers and applause ] next, he thought he could elude my attention, but i see him right there. fresh off his latest heist, international jewel thief and master of disguise pierre chalfont is attendance. [ cheers and applause ] i'm surprised i even saw you, chalfont. well played, sir. though i do wonder why you paid us a visit this evening. what are you plotting at, chalfont? [ laughter ] the cousin of the famed recording artist shakira -- dennis shakira is here this evening. [ laughter and applause ] dennis wrote the song "my hips have been known to exaggerate," t

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. >> reporter: denise says she's a cookbook ghost writer., develops and photographs some of the recipes. >> gorgeous. >> reporter: the secret is out. she charges between $200 and $400 peres pea. -- per recipe. >> why does a celebrity hire someone else to write their recipes? many reasons. they don't have time to write their own. two, they are the brand and they are very busy selling the brand. you know, they don't have any extra time. >> reporter: she won't divulge most of her client, but one who stepped forward, suzanne somers. but ghost writing may not be as easy as you think. meet former ghost writer and new york times dining reporter, julian moskin. >> a goal writer is someone who is able to efface themselves. you don't have a voice. you're a mouthpiece for the person. >> reporter: vivaldo's secret on how to get your name out there for the stars to find? create a food blog, complete with recipes and photos and market it to publishers. she says it worked for her. >> no one is more surprised by my success than me. >> reporter: her tip for

. >> reporter: denise davis had no idea that the day care she sent her three kids to had a long list of basic safety violations. but when she found out her infant daughter was taking naps in her car seat, she pulled her children out. then last year inspectors finally closed it down after they found another child strapped in a car seat in a closet. >> we should be able to view it and have it accessible to us. >> i wasn't able to get these records myself for my own child. >> reporter: so kathryn with the center for investigative reporting teamed up with nbc bay area. we discovered that inspection records simply don't exist online, and we uncovered an antiquated underfunded system that oversees the safety of california's 1.1 million children in day care. >> we found that california does not make it easy for parents to find out what the state knows about the day cares where they're sending their children. >> reporter: other states such as florida and texas have had these records online and searchable for years, in some case more than a decade. that's why child care aware of america ranke

. >> denise champion, brian's mom, can't believe what she's seeing. >> next minute i know, there areting. people trying to break it up. there are kids crying. it was just a big chaos. >> when the dust settles, the man who started it all, 36-year-old father and assistant coach, is nowhere to be found. >> i saw that the coach jumped over a fence and there was like a car waiting for him. >> that day after the incident, he turned himself in to stockton police when he learned they were looking for him. >> scott smith is a reporter who covered the case for the "stockton record." >> he was arrested initially on felony child abuse charges, which brings potentially a state prison sentence. >> but petero has no previous record. as part of a plea deal, the charges are reduced to a misdemeanor, inflicting injury on a child. he accepts the deal. cory petero is sentenced to 45 days of community service and instructed to take an anger management class. >> i really wasn't pushing the issue for the jail and court and all that because, you know, things happen. people get upset. i was really looking fo

, 14-year-old tanya blackwell, 17-year-old paula baxter, 26-year-old carol booth, and 19-year-old denise lamp. now nearly 4 decades later the fbi has new evidence suggesting the killer killed a reno nursing student, too. >> the reno murder occurred in between the time frim of our 5 murders and recent evidence that has been uncovered lead to us believe the reno murder linked to several of our murder. >> but in reno in 1979 this woman katie wood confessed to mitchell murder convicted and serving a life sentence. law enforcement sores tells us dna evidence led to the conviction but believe she had a male accomplice who may have committed other murder. detectives who worked one of the local murder are glad the cases are being re-examine inked. >> love it. it's going to be if anything is going to solve it, this will. >> gypsy task force consist of federal agents and police from san mateo oshtion daly city, south san francisco and knocking on doors to jog people memory and get new information that could lead them to the killer. >> which would be terrific. after all these years. thanks very muc

one hundred also people died at st university in the city center to voice their anger at denise's that if his decision to seek a fourth time in next month's elections the macquarie concerns about his health the seventy six year old cousin spoken in fifteen years and just lost it he was hospitalized in paris after suffering a stroke. which means to be in the biggest policy on the planet. the man of three edition arrow has officially open the way the city's world famous carnival. brazil's lost a big batch before it hosts the focal woke up in just a few months from now full swing katz the country yet tell us all about. i was being bailed the biggest party on the planet and the festivities era under way after the mayor presented king momo my mac carnival for the city. joined by his queen into princesses king momo quickly into his first victory on pfi declared the carnival open in promoting the safety of the era the home of twenty fourteen he wanted pizza for the comedy them off the festivities but responsibly. in the millions and rebel areas are expected to descend and the city over the ne

he was not demonstrate to you isn't it denise is excessive use of faults and not usable have been found to be excessive the eu and international human rights groups say they can't state has failed to investigate his death when prosecutors summoned the police offices with in his name they all said they couldn't recall who was firing tear gas at the time in other words the nice clothes racks. parents have very outspoken me. prime minister is that i long for his debts his mum said yesterday. no one has taken my son. contestants were never there in ankara allow the search for the missing malaysian airlines flight has now shifted west hundreds of kilometers from the original flight path that's going out to them whether it's already been out getting a new press conference on this bleak day of the surface the second the video. get the memo read two or three dozen feet and toes. before we go to the question on this. we are now entering the five of the third floor flat and eight the seventy. my heart reaches out to the family therapist and isn't cool. and then give you my assurance that he will

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denise foreign minister had yet to show support for the ukrainian government. we are proud of this problem for themselves above the relegation zone and wyatt have to wait another week to celebrate the twenty fourth league title. sugar porch was the crimea storm one of the us military facilities on the peninsula still in ukrainian hands soldiers smashed through the front gates of the bell back their base with armored vehicles. gunshots and explosions could be heard coming from inside to call the plaques at least one ukrainian soldier was injured earlier officials at the base said russia had given them an ultimatum to surrender. well russian forces have also been seizing ukrainian military assets elsewhere in crimea. earlier in the porches of us uphold it took control of ukraine's only submarine. russia says the vessel is now officially part of its black sea fleet for more now we go to our correspondent your ears shut the news on the ground in sync on a pole. you are a plenty of dramatic new developments tell us more about the milbank airbase how important is tha

denise line that's when semites nineteen side captained by ashley and tell camp. russian president lot of nutrition has signed an agreement to annex kindy and he said. yet time is ukrainian republic is an inalienable part of russia putin stressed historical bonds with the region in an address two comments. the i ask you to adopt this bill is being prepared. it will allow the crimea republicans to join the russian federation's you have no doubts of years the does anyone see any green government includes a radical anti russian police is. he said some tiny and can not live in peace. a second referendum was in line with international law. curtin said most of the people in crimea and in his country to support integration. russians in crimea welcomed the announcement. the us about thirty ethnic russians gathered in a square in the central city of santa brought the museum. it's great that he supported this is the president surely everyone here has been supporting us for a long time another woman said as long as clinton supports crimea is part of the key to that. us and t

denise in the control room was saying and i heartily agree, denise, how about a house band?ple. good morning. >> we got people? we got people? >> i hope. but we need people. >> yeah, we do. >> people like yourself, lara. >> oh. thank you, josh. good morning to you and to you all, and we begin with oprah, the arena tour. lady "o" taking the show on the road. she's hitting eight cities for her "the life you want" weekend. it's a two-day event. oprah taking the stage on friday night and on saturday she's joined by special guests like elizabeth gilbert who wrote "eat, pray love" and deepak chopra. tickets go on sale april 7th. stops include new jersey and new york, seattle and atlanta to name a few and her message is a great one, live the life you want because she believes a large percentage just isn't. we're still living the lives our moms wanted us to live or thought we were supposed to live and says get over it and i'll give you the tools you need to do it. >> she's the person to do it. i remember years ago going to one of these, i think it was her live your best life tour, w

with me here on "comunidad del valle" are denise castillo chavez. >> welcome to the show. >> thank youing us. >> talk to us about the importance of diversity and how -- what role that plays specifically at your campus. >> definitely. the global village is the biggest celebration and the biggest festival on campus and we celebrate diversity on the campus and the multicultural center was in 1985 and since then we've continued to support our students by providing these different types of cultural events. so our global village is a unique event because we have all of the different cultural clubs coming together to put on different performances and to have different food booths and different organizations outside of mcc come together to all work together to put on this event. >> and we have -- marisa, we're looking at some pictures here at some of your past events. though, what kind of responses have you received in the past from some of the other organizations who participate in your event? >> a lot of the students that come out watch all of the performances and all of the food and i think

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