and not long after, diane noticed a change in her cousin, a big one. they got very involved in a lot of online gaming and some things like that. and so they had a very, very sedentary lifestyle. and so that's when she gained, i would say, about 250 pounds. 250 pounds over how much time are we talking about? maybe a year and a half. i mean, it was a very short amount of time. that's life changing. it was tough. did she seem depressed about the weight gain? absolutely. yes. andrea canning (voiceover): her cousin recalls chris said he didn't mind what size heather was. a few years into their relationship, he asked heather to marry him. and it seemed his love didn't waver, as the numbers on heather's scale only continued to rise after the birth of their two children. did he make her feel good? yes, she felt beautiful. she felt loved. she felt wanted. she felt taken care of. andrea canning (voiceover): chris also took on the role of stay-at-home dad, while heather worked and attended college part-time. it took her about 10 years to get her degree from colle

you're so right, diane. it's a lot of rain in a short period of time and our soils are saturated, so we may see more scenes like that with the downed trees in the next few days. right now, looking at live doppler seven, you can see that the storm that we had today and earlier this evening is now gone. it's just a few areas of isolated light showers, so during the overnight hours it will look like this. the storm track has lifted, so the major storm activity or rainfall activity is to our north right now. although the storm track will dive southward again going into tomorrow and the next few days. so you see that long plume of moisture there, that atmospheric river tomorrow will have a level one storm, which will produce light to moderate rainfall, heavier in the north bay than in other regions of the bay area. and it will be breezy with occasional gusts. and you can see here that the main activity starts just after 5 a.m, stays mainly in the north bay throughout the day, although a few trickles may reach sou

hello and dian jordan, this is all just to run life. and so also coming from us release is 3. is randy captives as part of that's the side deal with israel and the to the red cross and gaza. a strong response from canada is 5 minutes off the us president. impose as part of some his country, mexican and china.

plus, we're at home with fire country star diane farr,

if you're in the best salon, diane or someone disconnected, it is a totally arctic when you smell it, until there's a tomato dismissal board over the next slide. we knew supposed to tell you this, a lot of the more we saw the leave know for the region and yes, the mouth dictionary for to watch canada in order to project the data to make it a list. and all of these certainly not the well they don't come middle middle names. what isn't more dishonest? i just found it, of course, which i swallowed out this morning and got out in a forest queen problem. oh gotcha. and what are you moving? do democracies basically that process boston as yet? well really, gosh me, is option to purchase a portable device seat on the longest portion is called the level of the volume duck with the on a quite nice one is we have a single profile is uplifted and when you measure of your neck window, ok. oh, quinette quinette, you know, some of these dodgy is bushek, which are what they want to talk to block 240. see, i would say that i see up so to make sure that we're just we're, we have this little problem, ba

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hello and dian jordan, this is obviously around life. and so also how much release is 3 is really captive as part of that see side deal with israel and then move it to the red cross and gaza. a strong response from canada is 5 minutes off the us president, impose as part of some, his country, mexican and china. the better power is to partner with canada, not to punish us. and dozens of people are killed near savannah capital in shining by the time of the treat rapids support the 100 and they just re palestinian prisoners have been released from is rainy jails, with many of them were uniting with their families in southern gauze. they have a time to seems that and recognize that homes destroyed by as well as 50 multiple they were afraid in the 4th exchange, since the spot took effect nearly 2 weeks ago, i'll just say was kind of god bless, whom reports now from hong units, the cheap relation, income unit, the as people wait to come to for this is that cuz the this prison exchange was since the goal is to cease point deal came into effect

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host: that was diane in new york. we will go to jonathan in minneapolis, line for democrats.d morning. you look stunning this morning. i don't know how you do it at 7:00 in the morning. believe me when i say this, but for the democrats that are listening at the democratic national committee, get it together or we will not have a country left. if you don't, our country will not be our country. and i also wanted to say, i have been very patient this morning and tolerant of ignorant republicans. the gentleman that said colored people, and you hung up on him. great job on that. that is racist, number one. number two, if you don't like gay people, don't talk to gay people. i'm tired of being targeted by president trump with all of his nasty words the people that are lgbtqia. he erased an entire community yesterday online because he does not like gay people because he's probably closeted. host: sorry, we will leave it there. reminder to watch your language went on the air. we will go to juan in miami, line for republicans. caller: thank you for the time. i just want to say presiden

senator diane feinstein and nursing florence nightinggale. >> this begun in 2017 and ordinance in 2018 that called for increased representation of women and public spaces. >> in october 2018, the board of supervisors approved the ordinance drafted by supervisor mark farrell and introduced by supervisor catherine stefani. >> item 26 is ordinance to direct the arts commission to erect work of art depicting maya angelou of depiction of women on city property and create a women public art funds. >> angelou attended washington high school and [indiscernible] at 16 years old the city first black female street car conductor. the san francisco arts commission began a nation wide search to find the right artist to capture the essence of the icon. >> the process for choosing public artists is very simple. it is a transparent open process where you have panels that are determined which artist moves forward and panels of experts that know public art and understand it and know what to look for and how to judge quality. after that, their recommendations are taken to the visual arts committee and the

her name was diane. she had a personal emergency and had to quit which was very disappointing. however, john tarleton who has been our assistant manager there for about 18 months, had transferred to another site and he wanted to come home to plaza east and he started the day after so so that was really good news for us and good news for our residents. he gets along really well with the tenant council and the residents and he's back and so we are fully staffed. >> that's that's great which thank you. i don't get to say that too often so michael the art is here. he's the property manager he he did that and and yeah, it's a good deal. next slide please. this is the work order detail we did 245 work orders in the month of december which is a pretty awesome number considering holidays and weather and other things going on at the end of november we had seven work orders left over. we completed those seven work orders at the end of december we had six work orders left over. i just want to make sure you guys realize those aren't the same six overhanging there and there are a new set as

he replaces diane lawrence who remains on the council but he will be the new president. so we will be hearing from him moving forward. he does not have a report to present today but i wanted to make sure we put a face to the name. >> welcome. and lastly, i want to introduce eli gilmartin. >> as you know, the current mayor's office on disability will be transitioning to das this spring. it will be a distinct office within the community services side of das and eli will report up to sandy kaufmann. eli was recently hired. he was the executive director with the marin center for independent living for over 17 years. he also co-founded the marin aging and disability institute . he is a very strong advocate for disability rights and has extensive experience working with policymakers. his first day was monday. eli, we welcome you and we're really looking forward to working with you as well. >> welcome, eli. and then lastly i just want to give a shout out to elizabeth labar who is standing in for ravi today and we thank you and appreciate your doing this for us. >> and that's al

the performance of 20 2324 and and performance of the 25 budget to date and we've been working again diane alberto from the finance staff and myself been working to build upon the work that our finance manager jamie rubin did before she went out on maternity leave to bring you our draft budget here today will come back to you in february with an update from from tigta and rec park staff on detailed plans for rec park staffing that will inform the fiscal year 27 budget as well as a refined version of what we're bringing you to to you today and then we'll follow that up with submitting our budget to the city administrator and the city administrator submitting their combined budget to the mayor's budget office on february 21st. the also proposed department budgets will be published on the comptroller's office website in march and the mayor will officially publish their two year budget proposal on june 1st. the mayor did issue budget instructions last month projecting an overall deficit for the next two fiscal years of almost $880 million to address that general fund departments have been aske