i still think about denise.ink about her family. >>> up next on exotic dancer vanishes. >> it was driving me crazy that she didn't come home. >> was a jealous boyfriend in involved or was she simply a run away. >> she could have met someone who had money, someone who improved her life. >> but a police dog and a burned key point to a violent confrontation. >> i watched forensic files, csi, i just feel like there's no hope. there's no hope. instead of finishing

thank you, denise.h my love, ari. >> it appeared to me that he was trying to find out where we're at in the investigation without coming out and saying hey, you know, how are they doing? did they buy us? >> denise denied any involvement in justin newman's murder and claimed she had no idea where ari was, but now, another home depot employee told police a story that turned the investigation upside down. >> one of justin's co-workers comes up to the cops and he says i know ari squire. he was in here all the time, and this is the part that's really weird. he was asking me to do work for him, too. >> justin was not the primary target. ari had singled out another home depot employee who better matched his age and physical description. >> that person was sandy lively. a remarkable physical match to ari squire. >> it's a creepy picture. he's the hunter and i'm the prey. that's exactly how i thought about it. he was stalking. i mean, that's how i felt. >> he didn't know that he was a possible victim. he had no

. >> denise also pulled her kids out of decolores. >> this is horrifying. >> the inspect records need to be more available for parent to protect kids. >> if we can't protect our most vulnerable in our society, what what does it say about us as a society. >> for the last six months, nbc bay area teamed with center for investigative reporting to expose how little information is easily available. we hand-entered every inspection record from the last decade for the largest county in the bay area. 584 child care centers in santa clara county. and the smallest county. all 140 child care centers and family day care homes in napa county. those records which were luls public are now on our websites. >> we understand the frustration of not being able to get it. >> pat leery is in charge of decare inspections for the state. no one from her department would talk with us on camera about our new findings. in january, laurie admitted the state cannot track which are doing well or poorly. >> it doesn't allow an easy way to collect, sort and analyze data. >> so we did that, too. in santa clara county,

and denise is a founding partner and ceo of the s-3 agency, an ad agency with a special focus on social media. great to see both of you guys. >> thanks so much. >> great to see you here again in the studio. happy new year. >> you too. >> right back at you. >> let's get started with the first question. the first is about expanding your reach overseas. >> i have an international client ele and trying to grow my business and trying to put together a strategic way of marketing shoulding seo, advertising and direct contact with my clients. but i'm not sure how to find the right person or company to help me succeed in this. >> you need to hire marketing agency who has some experience internationally. >> you do. i really admire that you're looking toward digital because that is the way to go international especially for a start-up. i did look at what you are doing, you have a unique product with the quick release belly ring. branding. don't forget branding. if you can find someone who does branding first and also can execute digitally you will create something more than a product that can be c

. >> denise, as i mentioned, your son michael is doing well.very, not from being addicted to heroin, but watching your son go through his struggles, 40 bags a day. why was it so important to fight this battle, to make narcan available and what's your reaction to new york getting onboard? >> i'm one of the lucky ones. my kid is still alive. that's not the case with so many. these are not bad kids. these are not good kids. these are our kids. and they deserve a second chance at life. they're teenagers, adolescents. i agree with chad, their brains are hijacked, they're not making a choice to use heroin. at that stage, they're sick. >> do you worry that you have someone they're addicted, they're not focused on recovery, or beating the addiction, having narcan available as a crutch, are you at all concerned about that? >> narcan doesn't even cross their minds. they are in a severe addiction. if we would just get them treatment, maybe there wouldn't be a need for this. but this doesn't cross their minds. they're not making a choice. again, their brai

councilmember denise, present, harriet c wong, absent, councilmember roland wong. present. >> item 1. welcome introduction, and roll call. >> item 2, action item and reading and approval of the genetic. >> item 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. >> item 4, information item. report from cochair sup initiate. >> item 5: information item. report from the director of the mayor's office on disability. item 6. information item. bart new train cars, design and public input. the presentation will provide an overview of the fleet of the future project which will replace bart's aging fleet and expand the number of cars to relief crowded conditions on the bart system. it will include an overview of outreach that has been conducted and information on accessible features of the new trains that have been included in the design based on the input from the bart accessibility task force and other disability organizations over the last 3 years. presentation by aaron wine stein, bart chief marke

. >> iba bien orgulloso a la universidad con su amiga denise gÓmez, y dios lo quiso asÍ, ellos dos sepÉrdida, eso lo decidirÁ la investigaciÓn es segÚn el grado de responsabilidad que se encuentre en los sembrados. - demandados. >> las tres partes dicen estar afectadas en la tragedia y dicen estar cooperando con las investigaciones que llevan a cabo las autoridades y de momento no pueden comentar sobre un litigio que estÁ pendiente. >> la intensa sequÍa que azota a california ha obligado a las autoridades de santa cruz a racionalizar el consumo de agua, quienes se excedan pueden pagar una penalizaciÓn. >> los habitantes de oklahoma recordaron hoy a sus muertos al cumplirse un aÑo del violento tornado que cobrÓ la vida de 24 personas, dejÓ a mÁs de 300 heridas, y por lo menos 1.300 edificaciones destruidas o daÑadas. >> mi abuelita, mi mamÁ, todos nos metimos acÁ. >> ana recuerda que ese dÍa se metiÓ en el refugio, despuÉs de escuchar el sonido del tornado sabÍa que se enfrentaba a lo peor. >> despuÉs en el albergue, y mamÁ y mi abuelita platicábamos que ya no habÍa casa. >> esto fue l

along with perry and denise martin, steve and caroline coburn of nevada own a share of california chromethey met when this were looking to buy a mare for breeding. >> a groom walked by, and he said, you guys are looking to buy this horse. and anybody that buys this horse is a dumb-ass. so we looked at each other and we said, well, want to go partners? and he goes, sure. so we shook hands and he said, okay, dumb-ass partners, here we go. so our silks are green and purple and we've got a jack-ass, a stylized jack-ass on the back and d.a.p. for dumb-ass partners on the front. >> today nobody is calling them dumb. but if california chrome does not live up to expectations, perry martin already has a couple of horses in his back pocket. >> yes, i do. his two full sisters are absolutely amazing. again, you get that first look as a breeder. and these are runners. oh, they're runners. >> with the owners of california chrome, ryan yamamoto, abc7 news. >>> post time this afternoon, 3:22 our time. what's it going to be like for the horses? >> it's almost going to be like our weather. low 70s, partly

. >> denise no pudo contener el llanto al ver su esposo desde una pantalla, dentro de una prisiÓn. >>s hijos y su esposa. en marzo cuando querÍa regresar estÁ detenido. estÁ sujeto a deportaciÓn. Álvaro platicÓ con univisión esta maÑana >> no fue mi intenciÓn dejarlos solos tanto tiempo. espero verlos pronto. >> es muy duro, se me hace difÍcil toda esta situaciÓn. una pesadilla en verdad que es algo muy duro que estamos pasando. >> para ellos han sido 5 meses de espera e incemtidumbre. temen que sea deportado donde recibiÓ amenazas. su abogado pidiÓ ser que lo liberen tener dos hijos nacidos en este hijo no tener antecedentes penales. sus hijos extraÑan jugar con Él. >> que todo el tiempo juega conmigo. me dice cosas buenas. >> la mamÁ abandonÓ michoacan y se recupera. >> no hubo dÍa de verlos y abrazalos. me disculpo por dejarlos solos. >> tiene corte ante un juez de migraciÓn el 5 de junio. ese dÍa se decide sse pone libre o procede deportaciÓn, su familia espera que se le de la libertad para que Él regrese y finalmente puedan estar todos juntos de nuevo. en la ciudad de nueva york

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 line it's friday may nine and captain comanche and tokyo chinese authorities have accused the crews at the end the enemy's chance of that intentionally colliding with their vessels. last week a state owned chinese company hiked an oil rig in disputed waters in the south china sea now dozens of boats from both sides had gathered around it's the chinese are urging that the enemies to pull out so they can be in talks. it was at the scene on me and the hassle islands their ships have highlighted several times. the enemy's police and trying to stop the chinese from drilling monday crews of the chinese government ships. i keep being watched. possum. then on. these many ships have intentionally rammed chinese votes to disturb the company's operations on the phone. he says in chinese officials already since nineteen ninety seven the enemies have to leave first. unilateral decision by china and two. two i introduced the oil rig in the disputed waters the dangers contacting intimidation by the vessel's this is concerning and certainly there is the representative of provocative actions.

. >> hemos estado orando por este dia y vamos a seguir orando hasta que termine el tratamiento denisenmigo. [♪...] >> luis: solo un dia despues de la cirugia, denisse esta de pie y enfrentando un nuevo reto... aprender a caminar de nuevo. >> a veces algunos ejercicios duelen mas que otros. los musculos se tienen que acostumbrar a la, a la protesis. >> luis: unas semanas mas tarde, denisse sorprende a todos, incluso a si misma, cuando da sus primeros pasos sin la ayuda de las muletas. >> es la primera vez que lo hago, wow! >> luis: denisse continuara con su tratamiento en st. jude para combatir su cancer. desafortunadamente, si los examenes muestran que la enfermedad ha regresado, la batalla por salvar su pierna... y su vida, sera aun mas dificil. >> vicky: esperanza es, es lo que dios no esta dando a nosotras. [♪...] es mi bebe. es una esperanza... que st. jude me lo da. [♪...] >> anunciador: con solo 63 centavos al dia-- $19 al mes-- tu puedes ayudar a salvar la vida de niÑos que sufren de cancer, como denisse. aparte de eso, tu donacion tambien ayuda a st. jude a descubrir nuevas cu

korea's top online store and the police came in at number thirty surpassed only by an adult man from denise frozen at number one and this is the cake there that became the most popular most famous ahead of children's day last year as well as the year before on this theme on my dollar has not had that exact same model at home for my son and i know is that it seemed to tie the knot and i'll show you my transformations by with the time but one that has over one hundred times what is it because it's quite different car. i know about these guys. an individual cars. i've been trying to get these for my son as he ask for it for like the longest time before christmas after christmas it was a war out there. online and offline you and just as popular as double it the one that is the homeland and also the red hat yet. we just talked about trying a little biased. i just now but now there's news that there will be seeing we'll be seeing my mom writes always in seoul and ninety act and that these guys are still popular and he meant that there may not fit all in collaboration with some idol groups and it

denise line it's friday may nine and captain comanche and tokyo chinese authorities have accused the crews at the end the enemy's chance of that intentionally colliding with their vessels. last week a state owned chinese company hiked an oil rig in disputed waters in the south china sea now dozens of boats from both sides had gathered around it's the chinese are urging that the enemies to pull out so they can be in

owners perry and denise martin knew they had something special hours after he was born. in the bay area horse racing fans watched at the track in berkeley. golden gate field showed all the races. a lot of fans were there. the track offered cash prices in the run for the roses hat contest. we posted a slide show of hat photos from churchill downs. >>> new developments in the case of the south bay teenager who survived that flight from san jose to maui in the wheel well of a jet. that 15-year-old stowaway is no longer in hawaii. >> as one journey ends another begins for a 15-year-old from santa clara. he made national headlines for surviving a trip from san jose to mowy in the wheel we'll have a bowing 757. the boy is no longer in hawaii but where he will end up is a mystery. the news is reporting the boy is in the custody of santa clara county department of family and children service. his father flew to hawaii but was denied contact. at the family's home all is quiet. relatives peer through the mind but are quiet about how the teen had a hard time adjusting to america. h

denise christmas eve the fight is just beginning. the most it's a small victory for us to war continues. the war is unfortunately just oxygen in the gillette sunday was the second day of national mourning following friday's technique that has decreed cool kid and pro russian activists. clashes involving petrol bombs led to a trade union building holding in the pro russian separatists to break down. meanwhile prime minister gets a new visit to the test on sunday easy to blame squarely on russia. owens got that little mind. this is the moments when the cream cheese d minds when the country should reconcile. in it. let's give them opportunities to russian support to terrorists. spread the filling my attention residents are for desiree seen questions about the bill to the army and police to control guidance. there's a tyrant or just here to tell us a bit more about the significance of the dance that was a bit more about its role in the conflict in the importance of the mountain. maybe this is an attempt to spread instability well beyond

following russia's minute reactions continuing to fuel with the um rex denise to cry in the let's impose new sanctions on politics and in a circle alloys of russian president got to nip it in including visa by amazon box of presents on the likes of vehicle except in an oval with joy and brosnan. you just bought new one. what in your trading has long claimed that worse is an extension of creamy actually about as a reaction to the peninsula's decision to break away from ukraine following the country's revolution nice photos of the medal commemorating annexation to suggest that the move was planned by moscow long in advance. medal given to crime is a self proclaimed prime minister sergei action on mark's been teary twenty as the beginning of the operation to green creamy under russian rule that cnn analyst before the pro russian movement creamy vegan and for ukraine's pro western president viktor yanukovich left office suggesting it was made in advance. to add insult to injury for ukrainians in febuary twenty it was one of the bloodiest days in the country's history when poorly armed protes

>> good evening, commissioners, my name is denise and i have these cards that i would like to pass out, and i have these made up and no and i noticed the vehicles, when we stopped to pick up the people, and it could be for up to ten minutes or even more. and so, i am going to read this from, how much is idling costing new york the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the neighborhoods and services committee occurring may , 15, 2014, will new york city drivers, they waste, in the fuel burned while idling, and it also inflicts more wear and tear on the engines leading to more high maintenance costs. new york has feed for the people who idle more than one minute adjacent to schools and three minutes for the rest of new york city. we in san francisco, don't have an equivalent law. and i happened to use a para transit quite a bit. and no matter how many letters i write to the para transit about their drivers idling their vehicles, and i have given copies to this commission as well. i don't get any response, and they continue, and the drivers continue to idle and i have to continually ask

what is the deal with china, denise, you said it, america, stick a fork in it. >> i didn't quite sayi did say if we don't change our ways fast. then stick a fork in it, i am hopeful, taylor thinks he knows, a problem addressing our problems. we get distracted on a congress bubutting in on problem it shoud not like this whole do donald sterling gong show. i agree. incredible. neil, you said it, you need an i.d. to board a plane as proof of age even for food stamps why not for america's most fundamental right. what could be the excuse? none. >> john e-mailed, you left out the naacp, and democratic party that require photo i.d.s to attend their meetings, very good points. voting is not a right, it is a privilege, like driving or food stamps, can be easily regulateed and denied to individuals not deserving. >> right, cameron, do you know the whole voter i.d. thing is racist and employed by republicans to make sure minorities don't vote, really? are you really saying that? why am i a bigot when i just say you have to prove who you say you are when you vote. in 2000 a lot of suspicious rep

denise pinkston has a freshman daughter. >> my daughter said the right thing.ke something we read about in books it happened a long time ago. like the spanish inquiz yigs people had to swear dishonest loyalty to protect families >> the clause they are worried about reads, quote in, both employee personal and professional lives, employee is expected to model and promote behavior in conform ti with teachings of the roman catholic faith in matters of faith and morals and do nothing tends to bring discredit to school or diocese of oakland. if they sign, some worry they can be worried for things as being gay, living with a partner, or using birth control. a spokesman told abc7 news there is no risk to preserve behaviors. this is not a witch hunt, but an effort by a new bishop to make things more clear. but some community leaders like berkeley assembly member nancy skinner says if it's an effort to be more clear it should be more clear. >> the fact it doesn't list behaviors and

first is 43-year-old denise greenen from littleton, colorado.eaviest in this picture, 275 pounds. she realized when she was a teenager she had this obsession with food. that's when the weight gain really started. after she had kids and she's a stay at home mom, the binges got horrific. she was a closet eater. didn't have anybody home with her so the food got out of control. her big wake-up call was within a two-year span, she lost four family members and her mother was diagnosed with diabetes. so she decided that was it. and she's going to show you when she comes out in a couple of seconds that she used facebook to actually motivate herself and one thing that is really cool is she not only jotted down her food and her exercise, but she was so smart because she tracked her sleep and her water intake and those two things are so important when it comes to losing weight. if you get less than seven hours a night, you're in trouble. in that picture, she's 275 pounds. she lost 126 pounds and she's unbelievable! >> oh, my god. >> wow. >> oh, my god. >>

. >> iba bien orgulloso a la universidad con su amiga denise gÓmez, y dios lo quiso asÍ, ellos dos seas autoridades de santa cruz a racionalizar el consumo de agua, quienes se excedan pueden pagar una penalizaciÓn. >> los habitantes de oklahoma recordaron hoy a sus muertos al cumplirse un aÑo del violento tornado que cobrÓ la vida de 24 personas, dejÓ a mÁs de 300 heridas, y por lo menos 1.300 edificaciones destruidas o daÑadas. >> mi abuelita, mi mamÁ, todos nos metimos acÁ. >> ana recuerda que ese dÍa se metiÓ en el refugio, despuÉs de escuchar el sonido del tornado sabÍa que se enfrentaba a lo peor. >> despuÉs en el albergue, y mamÁ y mi abuelita platicábamos que ya no habÍa casa. >> esto fue lo que encontrÓ cuando saliÓ a la luz, su casa como si una aplanadora hubiese pasado sobre ella. >> somos una familia fuerte. >> y asÍ es como hoy luce su nueva casa. >> aquÍ estaba ubicada la escuela, que se convirtiÓ en el sÍmbolo de la tragedia y la devastaciÓn que dejó un monstruoso tornado que le arrebatÓ la vida a siete pequeÑos, vemos la construcciÓn de la escuela que aÚn no han termina

denise has freshman daughter at bishop 0del high school. >> frankly my daughter said the right thing. mom this reads like something we read about in history books. that happened a long time ago. like the spanish inquisition where people swear dishonest loyalty to protect their family. >> if they sign the includes some teachers worry they could be fired for such things as being gay. living with partner or using birth control. diocese spokesman mike brown told 7 news quote there is no list of prescribed behavior this is not a witch hunt but effort by new bishop to make things more clear. >> teacher here at bishop 0del were not talking today but we know the administration did meet with the bishop michael barber to try to reach a compromise in that contract language. in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> someone wept to grit length to get their hands on some apple product today. look what happened in berkeley this morning. driver of this car drove right in the apple store on fourth street and stole lap top and i phones. the high retail valley of apple product make them atracktive to th

these led to writing, according to denise schmandt-besserat, professor of mid-eastern studies. schmandt-besserat: each of these shapes was meaningful. the cone probably stood for a unit of grain, a small unit of grain. the disc probably for an even larger unit of grain. one animal -- and one animal meaning in the middle east one goat or one sheep. so how do the tokens lead to writing ? well, it took a long time. keach: it took nearly 4,000 years. but around 3500 b.c., in a culture known as sumer, the world's first cities emerged. now, a more complex economy required more complex record-keeping. accountants took a ball of clay which they poked inside with the fingers to make a cavity. you know, it's just like a tennis ball of clay or even smaller. and once they had a good cavity, they would put inside tokens, and then a flap would be put on top, and all of this was closed. and we are in pre-writing time. and at that time every sumerian had a seal. and when the stone is pressed onto the surface of the envelope, it leaves then a design which is then the mark of the person or the a

. >> do denises point, it puts resources on police departments and ambulances and hospitals that they not and speexpect. police are arresting the people abusing or breaking the law and the kids being sick are going to the hospitals and putting terrible resources -- >> they do not have the manpower. todd starnes. >> looked like a scene out of the movie noah. when i was a kid, i was a good baptist kid. we went to dolly wood and did banana pudding shots. seriously, there are a lot of young people out there that are not doing stuff like this. there are hundreds and hundreds of kids that are doing good things. just last summer they had a couple hundred southern baptist kids building homes destroyed by sandy. >> i'm not worried about them. >> unfortunately, we do, as someone just said, we generalize here. there are good kids out there doing good things but god help those -- >> sean, one thing, republicans are building homes. democrats are the drunks. what gavin said, men and women are equal but different. we don't get pregnant and we're bigger. if i had a college son, i would say here is $1

but i think there is general bipartisan for denise to do right for our veterans. and the president certainly hopes and expects that that will -- that sentiment will prevail going forward. cl it's taking actions along e lines of what sefrpblt shinseki ro. or taking action. once the specific needs are identified to make sure that we are able to search resources. you know, this is -- this is the kind of thing that could bring it together here in washington. we could bring democrats an republicans together in support of our veterans. we'll obviously have to see him. e'll have to see what what the , what the requests are. is there any imagine of the double. e have increased finding for v.a. that the president's been in office at his regget. s > what some of the earlier reveal some of the reporting from the media reveals. is that some of the issues were . problems with, you know, inefficient resources and that needs to be furthering studying. we hope to work together with those plobs to those problems. isn't there a can. . i lived in paris next week, you can practice? >

denise ross pulled her kids out of this day center.ys the inspection records needs to be more available to protect their kids. >> what does it say about us as a society if we can't protect the most vulnerable. >> reporter: for the last six months we've exposed about how little information about day care inspections is easily available. we hand entered every inspection record from the last decade for the largest county in the bay area. 584 child care centers in santa clara county. and the smallest county, all 140 child care centers and family day care homes in nap pa county. those records, which were always public, are now on our websites. >> we understand the frustration of not being able to get it. >> reporter: pat leery is in charge of day care inspections for the state. no one from her department would talk with us on camera about our new findings. but in january, leery admitted the state cannot track which day cares are performing well or poorly. >> that's the limitation of the system that we currently have it. it doesn't allow an

. >> along with perry and denise, they own a share of california chrome. they met when they were looking to buy a norse breeding. >> a groom walked by and they said you guys are looking to buy this horse. anybody who buys this horse is a dump-a -- and we looked at each and said do you want to go partner? >> he said sure so we shook hands and said the partners. our silks are green and purple. we have a stylized on the back. >> no one calling them a dump bet who on wednesday opened as the 5-2 favorite. but for these first time breeders, if california chrome does not live up to expectations, martin already has a couple horse necessary his back pocket. >> yes, i do. his two full sisters are absolutely amazing. again, you get that first look as a breeder, and these are runners, oh, they are runners. >> with the owners of california chrome, abc7 news. >>> so exciting. i have the chills thinking about the derby. we will have to place a bet. one dollar. >> a candy bet maybe. >> i like that even better. >> good morning, everyone. the cool down taking place yesterda

. >> along with perry and denise, they own a share of california chrome.ey met when they were looking to buy a mare for a groomer walked by and said you guys are look to buy a horse. anybody who buys this horse is a dump. i said do you want to be partners? and said sure. so we shook hands. the silks are green and purple and we have acylized jack ass on the back and dap on the front. >> for these first-time breeders if california chrome does not live up to expectations, he already has a couple horse necessary his back pocket. >> yes, i do. his two full sisters are absolutely amazing. again, you get that first look as a breeder, and these are runners, oh, they are runners. >> with the owners of california chrome, abc7 news. >> very beautiful. love to see the horses. incredible. i will have to watch that later today. for now we are watching the forecast. >> we are. and we are looking at the fog making its way all the way to our east bay valleys. that's indicative of the cool down for you. in fact, about a dozen degrees cooler from concord to livermore and fai

my wife, denise. sons, jack, jim, and ryan for all of their help and support, particularly for this last year but for the last wendy five. -- 25. i want to thank our washington bureau and their commitment to journalism in washington and around the world. it allows us to keep doing work that allows is -- needs to be done. colleagueshank my lesley clark and david goldstein because they have basically covered it well i turned this job into a full-time job and they have done all the briefings and travel i have not been able to do and i could not have done it without them. i want to thank this lord. board.rd -- this our board is a collection of the most terrific people you ever see. they had a pool issue trying to certain country and three or four members on the other side of the planet and some of us here working around the clock with the white house and they keep the wheels going so we can do our jobs. i want to particularly thank christi parsons. she is our vice president this year. [applause] she does

i want to thank my family, my wife denies -- denise, and my sons, for all their support. want to thank the mcclatchy company. i want to thank our ceo. our washington bureau. it allows us to keep doing work that needs to be done. i want to thank my colleagues, particularly leslie clark, barbara barrett and david goldstein. they covered it while i turned this job into a full-time job. they have done all the briefings and travel i have not been able to do. i want to thank this board. our board is a terrific group of people. the vast majority of the work you never see. the most recent example was the president's trip to asia. negotiation on getting a thing into a certain country. some of us here were working around the clock. they really keep the wheels going around so we can all do our jobs. christi parsons. she is our vice president this year. [applause] christie does more work in keeping the pool moving. the pool is the group that keeps closest and keeps their eyes on the president. she does a wonderful job. she will be our president next year and we are in very good hands

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denise kasper, she was great. >> john connolly sort emerges at a very interesting figure. i heard an interview where he was arguing that the deals that the fbi cut with whitey bulger and kevin weekes was they could commit any crime other than murder, i guess is what kevin was saying -- or steve flemmi. dan connolly was say no, that was what the deal was but connolly now is serving jail time in a harsher jail sentence and kevin weekes, right, actually killed people? >> in the end of the, john connolly, he caused people to die and is serving a four-year prison term down in miami. >> this is the fbi agent. >> but really it is a travesty because he has become a scapegoat for everything the fbi did wrong. there were other agents. if you read the book you will see that there was a period of time when whitey wasn't fbi agent asked steve flemmi was when they're sitting down to this cozy dinners with fbi agent but they are swapping christmas gifts. they treated him like he was a partner, not a criminal. and so there was testimony that other agents to bride and got money. one agent

predicted that china would pass united states is the world's largest economy in two thousand twenty six denise in two thousand nineteen and now on the basis of new data ordered by the world bank. well surprise surprise the first time since eighteen seventy two come the end of the year the united states will not be nice to get rid of my knees that is the new engine way of calculating purchasing power parity how's that for economics for it for the first time this season sydney to the nest is no longer the world's largest economy is is the deal or not do i done due to the chinese people not reading them. and the festival this is a specific set of dates that package that had kept hearing comments and is still waiting on us and certain death or semi living standards economical people still in china. and when the problems that are happening right now einstein and mean people reacted on station here in china are in and this week when it came out and they were talking about last week a huge cliche and we got enormous corruption problems that china's be tackled still that's really at this stage we don'

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denise is the author of what great brands do.>> they come in and you want to make the viewing experiences gauging. stuart: how about a sports package? the point came up. look, sports packages. that is what turns on an awful lot of men and women. >> short. it is great programming. stuart: fox sports does remarkably well with european soccer. nbc does remarkably well with european soccer. i think at&t and direct tv, if they ever got together, that have a remarkably good package. stuart: is that what those networks want to be known for? stuart: you know, sports packaging really turns a lot of people off. anyway. i digress. players, as i understand this, led by lebron james are now threatening to walk out if sterling is still the owner of the l.a. clippers. >> make it very clear that this is what you stand for. this could be turned into a plus. we stand for what is good, what is right, what is american. >> absolutely. stuart: thank you for joining us today. you have covered a lot of ground. it is good information. >> your british acc

denise goldberg, author of koran."jefferson's pleasee information, refer to the website www.cityclub.org. we thank you all for your support. today is the annual forum on the american justice system made possible by a generous endowment fay andm robert j. you for yourank support. we welcome students to today's form. participation is made possible by the development pipeline company. joining us are students from shaw and westlake high schools. with those students be -- please stand and be recognized? [applause] thank you all for being here. today's program is in partnership with the metropolitan law association. let's return to our speaker. with welcome questions from everyone including guest. holding the microphones are terry miller and marketing and outreach specialist kirsten. can we have our first question, please western mark >> -- please? >> thank you for inviting us. earlier today i had the pleasure judge will dawson, and he said that he -- you your goals tot set a steady path for your future. goals orlan out your