denise sent them to rehab but relapsed. ben is in treatment because he's young enough to be covered by his dad's insurance. he's been clean for two months. but ryan can't afford treatment and is still struggling. >> for some of us we have no idea what the attraction is. what does it feel like. >> like everything is all right. a warmth. that's what it feels like. it's just call. ing. >> reporter: it's so easy to get addicted and so easy to overdose. that's what scares denise. >> ryan said he lost five friends. you probably knew their moms. >> i can't even drive by their houses. because i know my kid could be next. >> reporter: they've had close calls before. a couple of years ago denise had to take ryan to the hospital after he overdosed. >> they gave him a shot of narcam. i had never seen anything like it in my life. she was pushing it in his i.v. and he was coming out of it. before she even finished. >> reporter: that's what led her to chad her source for narcam. a recovering addict himself he gives it out for free to anyo

denise is right behind them. >> my instinct was to fight my way forward to go help her.s blind and 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 with had one harm, the one guy had another arm. they

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

so starting this summer, maybe more widely available. >> what about denise's older son, ryan?sting, two sons, ben and ryan, great guys, i have to say you see them here in this shot. going upstairs to the apartment of the first man there chad, who is going to give them the narcan was just talking about but if you look at his eyes, you can see that ryan actually showed up to our shoot high on something. he denied that it was heroin but everybody else in the room was pretty sure that he was on heroin that day. he has been on and off, i spoke to denise the other day, our producer did and he is doing okay. but he is battling an addiction and this is a disease, andrea, and it sometimes take years and years to find the right treatment. people go in and out of rehab and still told me they have to battle this for the rest of their lives. >> well, in just following the families, the gordonteen is and denise and the other families you profiled, such a cross section of america, so powerful, thank you for your reporting and sharing with us. >> gotten a lot of response i appreciate you havi

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

. >> carlos and denise are insprapable. ever since coming to new york when they were young. like many, they know that life here could be tenuous. >> my mum prepared me for what to do in case they were deported in a raid. >> the family was not prepared for the day when juan carlos was stopped by police. >> i was 15 or 16. i began to experiment with marijuana. i would usually be around my school, and because of all the police around, i got stopped and frisked a couple of tombs. >> juan carlos was rafted and spent -- arrested and spent five address in gaol. agents from immigration, customs and enforcement were waiting to take him to a detention center. he said the fear was always there. >> it's overwhelming. it makes me feel like an ugly person. >> if he loses his appeal in june. he'll be sent back. there's a lot of shame. for the showses that we make. the debate is public on what should be done. 1.8 million were deported. le number set to reach 2 million this month. >> after pressure, president obama ordered a review of the policies and priorities this month, in the hopes that

>> [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

. >> denise is keeping a constant eye on her elderly mother agnes who lives 3000 miles away in new jersey. >> it's telling me where she i is. if person last place motion so she's moving between the kitchen and living ramp. >> several months ago agnes became abate a test of sorts for the bay area start up where her daughter denise works. the company is walnut creek base safe in home latest to apply smart phone communication to monitoring system. this one designed specifically for seniors. >> this is one of our door sensors. >> system rely on network of sensors stuck in place without tools. magnetic door sensor trans mit a signal if some one leaves or spwerps the house while motion detector track movement from room to room. software alert designed to help users in the normal routine like long stay in the bathroom at could indicate a fall. create or jack lloyd says the idea is to take the onus off the senior. >> different than say an emergency button that only works when she pushes the button and lets you know that there's something wrong if she's a wearing it and b it's still all right to p

. >> denise is keeping a constant eye on her elderly mother agnes who lives 3000 miles away in new jersey. >> it's telling me where she i is. if person last place motion so she's moving between the kitchen and living ramp. >> several months ago agnes became abate a test of sorts for the bay area start up where her daughter denise works. the company is walnut creek base safe in home latest to apply smart phone communication to monitoring system. this one designed specifically for seniors. >> this is one of our door sensors. >> system rely on network of sensors stuck in place without tools. magnetic door sensor trans mit a signal if some one leaves or spwerps the house while motion detector track movement from room to room. software alert designed to help users in the normal routine like long stay in the bathroom that could indicate a fall. create or jack lloyd says the idea is to take the onus off the senior. >> different than say an emergency button that only works when she pushes the button and lets you know that there's something wrong if she's a wearing it and b it's still all right to

. >> denise is keeping a constant eye on her elderly mother agnes who lives 3000 miles away in new jersey. >> it's telling me where she i is. if person last place motion so she's moving between the kitchen and living ramp. >> several months ago agnes became abate a test of sorts for the bay area start up where her daughter denise works. the company is walnut creek base safe in home latest to apply smart phone communication to monitoring system. this one designed specifically for seniors. >> this is one of our door sensors. >> system rely on network of sensors stuck in place without tools. magnetic door sensor trans mit a signal if some one leaves or spwerps the house while motion detector track movement from room to room. software alert designed to help users in the normal routine like long stay in the bathroom that could indicate a fall. create or jack lloyd says the idea is to take the onus off the senior. >> different than say an emergency button that only works when she pushes the button and lets you know that there's something wrong if she's a wearing it and b it's still all right to

i'm meeting my friend denise for a drink. denise? do i know denise? yeah, you know, my old girlfriend. haley: oh, my god. gross. i can't even picture you with a woman. thank you. you had a girlfriend before mom? try two. trust me. i had plenty of fun in my time. and then i met your mom. and thank you. so, uh, i guess she travels around selling makeup for a cosmetics company. she's in town for a week. you mean she's like a door-to-door salesman? if you were doing it, they'd call it a dork-to-dork salesman.

y vamos a hablar de las madrinas, denise y alicia que se lucieron anoche en un baile excepcional. >>>entonces... >>> yo voy a la prueba de vestuario. >>> cÓmo es priscila? >>> superrelajada, buena onda, hasta chistosa, estoy de acuerdo con lo que dijo jomari goyso, en relaciÓn a marÍa elena, le dicen tanto, que les roban la personalidad, y en saben que hacer. >>> priscila es una persona que trabajo en televisiÓn, es la mÁs preparadas de todas. >>> mucha veces confunde seguridad con prepotencia. >>> estÁ acostumbrada a controlar todo, y quiere controlar todo, ese afÁn por controlar todo la hace, y que la gente la persiga, y la ves como arrogante. tienes que desconectar un poco de querer controlar todo, y estar mÁs presente para que la gente no piense que eres arrogante. >>> no lo es. >>> vamos a ver. >>> creo que no lo sienten tanto, a pesar que te quiere, estuvo fuerte su critica. creo que poco a poco me voy a ganar su cariÑo. >>> cÓmo vas a hacer? porque te vuelven a dar duro, de que eres arrogante. >>> pero siendo yo naturalmente, como soy yo, con mis amigos, en casa. >>> por quÉ no

ya inventaron la cámara para lograr la foto perfecta no te la pierdas en lo más in de la semana >> denisees alicia machado, reinas profesionales y en tvnovelas ven como combinan su vida privada y los lenguilargos aclaran su lucha >> por supuesto no te pierdas el video del día por la reacción del productor de televisión que se vio sorprendido frente a las cámaras >> después de poner su ritmo a la novela que pobre tan ricos la banda cuisillos le ponte ritmo a al mañana >> esto es despierta américa la mejor hora de comenzar su semana >> y hoy es viernes >> viernes, viernes, viernes >> eh, eh, eh, eh ♪ >> y si, y si, y si, baile, baile baile y si, y si, y si >> no es año nuevo para sacar las maletas pero estamoss haciendo el baiile de la maleta ♪ >> que rico >> ¿dónde está mi maleta señores? necesitan un asistente >> te tenemos a ti porque estamos festejando el viernes >> que rico familia muy buenos días, hoy es viernes >> ¡viernes! >> como ven tenemos las maletas listas terminando yo me voy pero esta la traigo vacia porque acá viene mi vestido de novia, tenemos unas fotitos súper emocionada

trata de michael maibet, las autoridades no saben nada de muchos de los estudiantes, incluyende a deniseÁn castro cuyo padre tratahblar sfion fion me que qufreo, y por lo menos 18 personas siguen hospitalizadas, el dÍa del accidente llevaron a personas a diferentes hospitales, desconocquen quel camiÓn de reparto invadiera el carril contrario. bianca agrolo tiene lo renautoe. >>> el ijdp y decenas de personas espabafdos brasfeo bfeo la para licicflfia clfa entonces do cocontraÑfeo y el para infrabfe zvrfe y buscan determinar quÉ ocurriÓ para que mesfa perdiÓ el braomeo y una de las vÍctimas fue identificado de arptleo zvameo como parde un zvasdreo y vebaleo>>> tenciocdosh ofrecieron sus condolenciascual Ñvsdreo y que son idÍjos de jviame y serÁ removido para ser anapti zameo ser spado de 3 a 6 meses antes que se conozco la causa del accipdente. >>> gracias. y en medio del pÁnico vacpio vri zvoypio entre ellos un espupdial y que escuchÓ un un ruido, y el el pto ven dijo que se sentÓ en la parte de atrÁs por ptrsf de un amigo. y 19 alumnos jrfreo chÁvez, diejo rivera, belmont entre otros. p

councilmember denise [speaker not understood]? >> present. >> councilmember harriet c. wong? >> present. >> councilmember roland wong? >> present. >> councilmember derek sardoff? absent. >> i'm sorry. [laughter] >> item 1, welcome, introduction, and roll call. item 2, action item: reading and approval of the agenda. item 3, information item: the 2015 - 2019 consolidated plan. the 5 year consolidated plan is a planning document for san francisco's housing and community development investments and it builds on targeted stakeholder input including members of the disability community. presentation by teresa yanga, housing development director, and anne romero, project manager, mayor's office of housing and community development. public comment is welcome. item 4, information item: independent living resource center san francisco: towards full accessibility for all. this presentation will focus on the role of ilrc-sf as a cross-disability organization serving san francisco's disability population, and also touch on its upcoming move to a new purpose built, accessible location in j

denise sent them to rehab, but they relapsed.ent because he's young never to be covered by his dad's insurance. he's been clean for two months. >> some of us have no idea what the attraction is? what does it feel like? >> like a warmth. like everything is all right. you don't think about anything. it's just calming. >> it's so easy to get addicted and so easy to overdose. that's what scares denise. >> ryan said he's lost five friends. >> yep. good friends. >> and you probably knew their moms. >> i can't drive by their houses. because i know mine could be next. >> they've had close calls before. a couple years ago denise had to take ryan to the hospital after he overdosed. >> they gave him a shot of narcan and i've never seen anything like it in his life. she was pushing it in and he was coming out of it. >> the narcan? >> before she finished putting it in. >> i'm pleased to be joined by the reporter who brought us the series, nbc news national correspondent kate snow. i've been watching this very closely over the course of the we

las niÑas del grupo que o originalmente era de denise, tenÍa la espina que era noche.o dijo. la otra. >>> ey, ey. >>> no lo vayas a quemar. >>> el domingo. no lo voy a decir. >>> viernes santo. divinas y humanas. >>> me cai. me cai. y un hombre, entrÓ en la mansion de la belleza, en "sal y pimienta" les vamos a decir. >>> no se puede? >>> entrÓ uno, se colo. >>> a las diez de la noche el domingo. >>> gracias vero. gracias miguel Ángel, maity hablaste poquito pero sustancioso. con este trÍo. lucho borrego, gracias, estos fueron los "lengÜilargos", al regreso nos canta "son by four". mirelos, una canciÓn especial para hoy que es viernes santo, quÉ bonito es lo bonito, ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> seÑores, hoy es viernes santo. dÍa muy especial para la fe en el mundo entero, estÁn con nosotros, una agrupaciÓn que hace mÁs de quince aÑos rompiÓ todos los rÉcord de popularidad, premios y reconocimientos, con la canciÓn a puro dolor. ahora ellos nos traen un mensaje musical, muy diferente. una vez mÁs, saludamos a pedro, jorge y a carlos javier. son "son by four" vamos con javier gvr hace d

. >> juan carlos and his sister denise are inseparable, ever since coming to new york from mexico. when they were 8 and 11 years old. they knew life here could be tenuous. >> mum always prepared me for what to do in case they were deported in a raid. the family was not prepared for the day three years ago when juan carlos was stopped by police. >> i began to sprerment with marijuana, i would usually be around my school, and because of all the police around, i got stopped and frisked a couple of times. >> juan carlos was arrested and spent five days in gaol for violating his probation. when released agents from immigration and customs and enforcement were waiting to take him to a customs center. he said the fear was always there. it was pretty overwhelming. it challenges me, making me feel like an ugly person. if he loses his appeal he will be sent back to a country he hasn't soap in a decade. there's a lot of shame put on us for the choices that our parents had to make or the choices we make. the debate is public right now on what should be done with us. we are living in the every

you're denise? >> i am. and i normally am a liberal. >> i know you are.his sends the wrong message? >> i do, you know what? my oldest son is almost ten, and every time he is on a device on television i have to hover over him. because otherwise he is going to think it is not appropriate. so -- >> wait a minute, there are all sorts of controls. >> there are, are you coming to set them up at my home? >> i think they're great, i think the ads are great, and what they're doing is fine. it is really for the millennials, i have a 10-year-old, six and a baby, and teens don't want to be with their parents watching these shows and i can understand why. >> and hbo thinks it is okay to tell me to get away. >> well, you can always tune it out. the issue here is whether or not you want families all to get together in one joyous union and watch together like we did 30 or 40 years ago. >> i think thinks are different than "leave it to beaver". >> do you want to bring it back? >> no, but i don't want hbo telling me what to do. if my 10-year-old listens to that it is one m

the people who have shaped my career dan and many others who survived like denise and my friend john when i gave a eulogy last month he was checking in with me and it was my turn to check in with him, i was sdafd. i have love for my colleagues it breaks my heart we can't stop asking how did this happen. so tony and you are the lucky ones and with our support and awareness we'll end this and make our commitment to you and now need to make a commitment to yourselves let's never stop asking and make our stories happy ending. thank you (clapping.) thank you anita i want to introduce a representative from nancy pelosi's office (clapping.) thank you, thank you for allowing us to be here the congresswoman send her regrets but here's a letter dear friends i'm proud to be in spirit here today, we know that firefighters lead the way for sdaufrdz we tank great pride in our local 798 those brave public serntd protect their neighborhoods and running into danger to keep people out of harm's way. we pie contributed to those all those who survivor and we must protect the safety of those servicing to

denise says it has affected her plans to become a teacher as well. >> something i carry with me all thee. it's hard for me think about a future where i am not with my brother. >> a future that for many undo you think immigrants remains uncertain as they wait for reform. kaelynn ford, argues, new york. >>> it's been 46 years since martin luther king, jr. was assassinated in memphis. the motel has been turned into the national civil rights museum. now, after $28 million in renovations, it's reopening with an in-depth look at history. al jazeera's jonathan martin takes us inside >> reporter: the low rain motel seems to be frozen in time. the balcony where martin luther king, jr. was shot and killed and the cards outside and room 306 look the way they did in 1968. but beyond those walls is a museum that's been transformed, designed to chronicle the american civil rights movement in a more interactive and emotional way start with slavery in the scene 00s. >> -- 1600s. >> we saved some space so you can crouch down and see what it felt like to actually be touching one person for months as they

denise and sarah marie run for cover while scott whips out his video camera.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 a

. >> hi, i'm denise i think the hunt is a better candidate for the canvas community i'm rising my he concern about ocean going if a patient going this to a dispen they want to be aware of the ownership if the policy changes it's an exception of service quality. and i don't know of any other business where that takes place so we need transparency for businesses operating in a manner >> thank you is there any additional public comment? >> hi, i'm michael i've been a member of the wellness for a couple of years i was shocked by the take over it wasn't the same dispensary that i frequently visited. and felt totally uncomfortable. going to the dispensary i just wish i don't know. i just wish they would be more transparent of what's going and in ownership takes place this commission should know. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is dan whatever i'm the executive director of the ocean avenue association which is a community benefit district. as you can tell by previous testimony things are complex especially in our neighborhood. we have discussions the

. >> he and miss classmate, denise, are among those killed in the class. -- in the crash. they had been elected prom king and queen at their school. and melissa seen on the right was also killed. her twin sister was on another bus and was unharmed. the family has driven up to northern california where the crash happened to collect her body. fellow students near los angeles are also mourning the loss of popular football player adrian castro. >> he was a really great guy. he always had a smile on his face. he was really confidence. >> his family released this statement about the 19-year-old. adrian was a fine young man involved in football aspiring to a bright future. we also pray for the other people and family of those who lost their lives. the fifth student is jennifer, a senior and honor student at dorsey high school. crash investigators say skid marks on the freeway indicate the bus driver attempted to avoid the fed ex truck as it headed toward them. the driver, friends say she was dedicated to her job and her safety of her passengers. abc7 news. >> the marin county she

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 louis at 3:45. at 4:10 kevin wong. all of the dead had multiple gunshot wounds. >>> 75 diners, many of them tourists were in the dragon restaurant when three masked gunmen rushed in and opened fire. the gunmen were members of the joe boys trying to retaliate against members of two gangs for a killing earlier that year. >> they really wanted to get everybody at one time at one place. i mean just seize power. >> they thought they were going to wipe out the leadership. >> definitely. they thought they were going to wipe out most of the hot sing boys and the wachang gang we believe they were all there. >> reporter: but they weren't. there were 16 innocent victims. five dead, 11 seriously injured. a dozen people were eventually sent to jail for their roles in the massacre. san francisco police quickly created a special gang task force to deal with the growing gang problem in san francisco's china town. >> while some of the older gangs have withered away. merchants say younger gangs are taking over. >> this the communities k

i mean as you get to go to youtube and thirteen commandments and attribution package for the denise and be happy to teach him off to steve thomas you did. he has taken the baby to judge and strong position and has been supporting for the persecutions against the young go so far. such was how creative differences and cream cones in the relationship between the two nations. time and again when once in a box with unofficial from the southern airlines eye. den went off what was bad to not just a baby and all of the trade off of one of the deductible we call the whole body in india as entertainment doctor who back. i know that there was a moment ago or skiing. as a lesson in parenting. i made that we did that day. jim carrey. i was vegging actions she gave me on friday my stinky feet. he is the chain enough upcoming movie about how by cbs entertainment at the table may invest in front of the match. none of that someone took it with two postings below the mason city i was listening to things she didn't get this out by the need to find them listed yet. it is. it is. i am while. as you. i love

bill and denise, his parents, said recently a day doesn't pass we don't cry over the loss of martin,k about him, which feels the right way to remember a little boy with a zest for life, and a caring heart. in a few days the little league will open its season. martin played in the league with enthusiasm and joy. i was a coach in that league watching kids like martin gain skill and confidence and understanding the importance of the never giving up. martin's older brother henry gets that. he's an exceptional student. a good athlete a great kid,als willing to help. he's the kind of kid you want your kids to be friends with. so is sister jane. now they are teaching us a thing or two about never giving up. by the way, you didn't hear it from me, but jane is back playing basketball again. [ clapping ] >> >> martin would have loved that. the way he saw the world, anything was possible. all across our city we are learning that too. we are learning not just perseverance, but resilience, resilience and hope. the psalm we may weep at night, but joy comes in the morning. we enjoy the night, viole

. >> good afternoon denise speaking in support of your adaptation of the rose including the how often for bio diversity and nature is that a. as a volunteer for the rec and park department i can tell you that conservation works in the sunset district for example, last year in the city it was successful in it's project to join two formerly separated populations of the butterfly. last year, i went back to an area i helped to restore we pulled out the weed and put in there were all those green behalf butterflies that were restored so i want to urge you to jump over whatever hurdle you have to go ahead and approve this plan. and leave those hurdles behind you and moved in the conservation thank you >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello good afternoon. i'm chris shaufrt i've worked for the past 2 1/2 years with the rose group and the only person that was there was recreation. it's very good to see the word recreation butt put into the rose since the entitle of the program is the open space element. it's good to see we have a good map map 2 has been added to the rose. i

his sister jane lost a leg, mother denise lost sight in one eye, and father bill's eardrum burst. larry marchese is a family friend. >> they were determined early on that they were going to make something positive come out of this and they were going to give permanent meaning to their son martin's life. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: a year later, a foundation in martin's name has raised over $1 million for education and athletic charities. it was inspired by this picture of martin, holding a sign spun by the newtown school shooting, "no more hurting people, peace." boston mayor marty walsh. >> we are going to send a very positive message around the world like what martin richard was talking about, peace and love. >> reporter: 100 people today ran for team m.r.8, named for martin's initials and favorite number. tatyana mcfadden won the wheelchair race. >> i run for martin, i run for his family, and i run for any others affected by the bombing last year, this race is for them. >> reporter: earlier today the richard family released this video of daughter jane in rehab and last

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

among the victims a hand full of high schoolers including marissa serrato, denise gomez, jimenez, they had a future. >> i would like to support the family who lost their loved ones. >> reporter: with his son miles in the hospital, gaylord is pained by the fact he's planning to take his son home while others are planning funerals. >> i can't even imagine him in the middle of the explosion, saved his life and others couldn't. >> reporter: it was a bus load of opportunity that day. so many lives cut short, charles. >> janet, thanks. >>> now to a tense stand off between a nevada rancher and armed supporters on one side and the federal government on the other. at issue, federal authorities say the rancher's cattle are on public land illegally. all this is unfolding just outside bunkerville, nevada, some 80 miles northeast of las vegas. a report from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: it's a stand off like the old wild west the federal government against cliven bundy and ranchers. >> the battle is about who owns this land. >> reporter: for a week ranchers rounded up the bundy's cattle in nevada s

. >> there is mike, there is tommy there's denise. >> reporter: she's named them all.he's as comfortable under the hood as she is behind the wheel. >> we love our cars. it's a passion. we went from hobby to obsession really fast for me. >> reporter: america was obsessed with the mustang from the moment lee iacocca introduced the car at the new york world's fair in 1964. a market shattering half million mustangs were sold in the first 18 months and as sales grew, so did the car's muscle. remember steve mcqueen and the mustang in the movie "bullet"? as cool as it gets. there are plenty of old mustangs still on the road. but this one, this one has a story. >> i fell in love at first sight, had my name written all over it. >> reporter: she bought the first mustang sold in america. >> i didn't realize what i bought until i drove it out of the showroom and everybody was staring at me and waving and asking me to slow down to look. >> reporter: and the mustang made an impression on her boyfriend, tom. >> what did you like more, her or the car? >> you don't want me to answer th

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one of the situation on the ground remains critical we met with denise brown the regional director for west africa the world food programme is what she had to say the least he's grown based around how many people in the central african republic have been internally displaced county living as refugees in neighboring countries the monotony of threats by hunger or risk of death the unusual than six hundred thousand internally displaced since the wave of findings that started at the beginning of december. some three hundred thousand people have left the country because of the fight saying that he was due to that view with the ball the ball to get people to do with realizing that interventions he pays them because they don't have anything to eat or what takes the next. by the pool and a digital version. the kids what exactly is complicated the situation at the bottom the group was making things complicated is that the rain to stop sitting there very few top earners of the central african republic it was to fall nor does it stand to be very difficult to reach far flung regions of the capital

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