. >> dina elboghdady is washington looking at affordability? we will put the numbers up on the screen divided by region. >> guest: there has been a lot of talk about affordable housing for lower and middle income people. that's part of the bill. one of the reasons installed as a lot of the limb -- liberal democrats on the committee didn't think there were enough protections and therefore lower and middle income people and fannie and freddie for a long time have had goals. they have had to buy a certain number of mortgages from people that are in underserved areas. this bill that passed yesterday would eliminate those goals and just set aside a bunch of money for that purpose. and so that was one of the major stumbling block -- blocks for this bill. a lot of the democrats didn't think the access issue was there. >> host: what is the fhfa and what is its role? >> guest: that was the agency created after the government took over fannie and freddie and it oversees fannie and freddie and there's a lot of attention focused on this agency now because

dina, and marti, welcome to both all of you.ina, you're not surprised from 98% success from the dogs in this italian study? >> i'm not surprised at all. dogs have been showing throughout time with search-and-rescue, bomb detection, explosives detection, now with cancer the results have been tremendous. there hasn't been enough research produced but the research that's out there is tremendously promising. that is the detection of most canners. jon: there is really dina, a smell to cancer, a smell soothed with it? >> there has to be a smell. if the dogs are finding it there is a smell. smell associated with with disease has been going on since the beginning of time. dated back to chinese medicine. there are certain smells associated with certain disease. you will see it in diabetes. you will see it in other diseases even latter stage cancers there is odor detectable by humans in latter stages. jon: dr. makary, the fact there is an odor admit -- emitted by cancer, you say that may give us direction how to attack cancer, how to elim

dina lamb. and steve sarver and borden. come up and if you could line up on our left, what would are your right, the aisle. thank you very much. >> go ahead. >> hello, my name is michael lusano and i am a recently on the board of san francisco, organizing project and inner faith action and more importantly i am a 62-year-old native san franciscan who is back where i grew up on tenth avenue and supervisor eric mar's district. and i was compelled to come today because attending the meeting last week at the board of public health, i was discouraged is the polite word after the meeting because it was basically roughly, 15, in favor and one gentleman against. and i just want to fully support and afopm or pr and i want to support closing this loophole. thank you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors i'm meril, director of healthcare and coverage and access, it is eleven non-profit community healthcare, and more than 10 percent of the city's population, and i am here today to sup

>> reporter: we at least know in the case of dina holder, the district superintendent told me it hasce partnered with the child abuse prevention council, and has also increased training for all of the staff in the district. >> thanks eric. >>> at ktvu.com, we've posted our database of teachers in trouble, so you can look for it yourself. just look for the hot topics section. if you have an idea for 2 investigates, we'd like to hear from you. email 2investigates@ktvu.com. >>> the reason cal fire was able to hire hundreds of extra seasonal firefighters. >> record breaking heat again today. but relief is coming in. the timing on fog, a breeze, and a noticeable cool down. >> and next, sending children to school with head lice. >> i think it's crazy. >> the rationial behind this controversial idea. what is performance? 0 to 60? or 60 to 0? how a car performs in a quarter-mile? or a quarter-century? is performance about the joy of driving? or the importance... of surviving? to us, performance is not about doing one thing well. it is about doing everything well. because in the end... everyt

>> reporter: we at least know in the case of dina holder, the district superintendent told me it hasince partnered with the child abuse prevention council, and has also increased training for all of the staff in the district. >> thanks eric. >>> at ktvu.com, we've posted our database of teachers in trouble, so you can look for it yourself. just look for the hot topics section. if you have an idea for 2 investigates, we'd like to hear from you. email 2investigates@ktvu.com. >>> the reason cal fire was able to hire hundreds of extra seasonal firefighters. >> record breaking heat again today. but relief is coming in. the timing on fog, a breeze, and a >>> a bay area school district today backed away from plans to allow children with head lice to remain in school. they were set to vote on the matter tonight, but it abruptly pulled the item from the agenda this afternoon, saying only that the matter needs more study. state health department guidelines say children with head lice should not be stigmatized by being sent home. parents and doctors seem to have widely different opinions. >> af

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>> hello, supervisors i'm dina and i am the vice president for policy and advocacy at the san francisco clinic, and i am just here to say that we are proud to be san franciscans today because there was a problem the supervisor and the department of public health worked hard and hillary has made huge efforts and we have all worked together to bring a modified version of this ordinance. so i think that i just want to say on behalf of us and all of the patients that we serve, 90,000 in san francisco and mostly low income and we are particularly going to be glad to say that the seniors that they don't any more age out of healthy san francisco. or for some reason they are not eligible for medicare and we are just proud that we have been able to bring this and get this and get it passed and we hope to get it passed and be able to tell our patients some good naoutds and so thank you for your work. >> thank you for your hard work too. next speaker, please? >> thank you, supervisor campos, for your leadership on this topic and i am steve, the owner of san francisco soup company. and while i thin

people that are here, i apologize for limiting it to two, tim paulson and merrill boyce, dave mego, dina long. ron silver citying. monica and if you don't mind lining up on our right your left. >> go ahead. >> thank you. >> i am with the assembly member who wishs that he could be here and he was not in sacramento he would be here right now. the goal when the assembly member introduced the healthcare ordinance as a supervisor was very simple it was to make sure that every san franciscan had access to healthcare. and then the intent of the ordinance was to take away as many barriers as possible. over the years, we have seen that the city has become a model for making care available, but there is still obviously much work to do and we are glad that supervisor campos is here to carry on the original vision of the ordinance. and it has become very clear that there are still some changes that need to be made to preserve that original vision. firstly, it is important to make sure that the employer contributions benefit the employees as intended. there have been attempt to get around this, and t

you know, there was rest dina and corky gonzalez and the crusade for justice in denver and there was jose guterez in crystal city, texas. and yet, cesar chavez never reached out to connect with any of them. it seemed to be very focused only in california. >> i think this goes back to the control issue to some degree. he wanted to be the sole person in control. he made efforts and we can about this later perhaps of in texas he ultimately undermined efforts of other people to organize in texas because he didn't want to be in that position of sharing power. so he had a very strong commitment to non-violence and that wasn't necessarily shared by the other leaders of the chicano movement. ironically he emerges at the end and particularly at the end of the his life as the symbol of the chicano movement even though he didn't embrace it in his early years. >> wasn't the appearance during the fast of robert kennedy that catpoulted the union and his crusade to a more national audience? >> i think absolutely. the fast is march of 2008 and this is two and a half years into the great strike. he h

we find now joining me first on a fox business interview is dean that -- dina, founder and ceo.st off, how'd you come up with this? to me, it looks like, you know, you have wedding registries, this is almost like a life get me this registry. >> it's a universal wish list. wanelo makes it interesting to find amazing stores and products and collects them into your profile. liz: then you tell your friends buy me this? >> or choose to buy them yourself later, yeah. liz: so it aggregates a whole bunch of items that looks like you probably get that blue fly list where you're constantly searching through for things that you want. >> wanelo, basically, is a giant mall that's online. so in a typical, average mall you have about 150 stores. as you mentioned, you have over 300,000, and that makes it amazing for discovery of amazing, unique products in stores. liz: you've got all kinds of partners, you've got victoria's secret, urban outfitters. how do you make money? do you make a portion of every sale? how does this work? >> we don't focus on money right now. our goal is to build the futu

. >>> and with me now is our chairman, dina who is coming to us live from cairo.ood evening. >> good evening. >> egyptians go from mubarak to the election of morsi and within a year, they take to the streets to remove the man they elected. explain why. >> well, we egyptians elected morsi on the base of a social contract. to govern within a constitution, providing democracy just like anywhere. providing democracy and social justice. everything was quiet until november 2012. a few months after he came to power. when he issued the constitutional declaration you mentioned. putting him and his victor above the law. that was the beginning. they had elected a dictator. that was one. two, morsi never ruled egypt. it was the guidance bureau who nobody had elected. it was discovered later on that the guidance bureau of the muslim brotherhood would send him instructions on everything. they even tapped the meeting that morsi was conducting and conducted those meetings and issued instructions. we have elected morsi. not his bureau. >> let me ask you, 80% of egypt are muslims.

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project with a view sixty billion dollars is underway to supply china with crude oil via the sky over dina mohair pipeline the regiment's for the exports of russian natural gas to china are close to being finalized their implementation will help russia diversify pipeline routes for natural gas supply and help our chinese partners alleviate the concerns related to energy deficits and environmental security through the use of clean fuel. the gas agreement has been dubbed the holy grail and even the deal of a century and we will be covering the events leading up to its signing right here on r.t. you can expect all of the latest updates on negotiations and analysis of the economic impact this agreement might have. to fuel over a billion people russia or china ready. for the deal of the century. we have plenty of more stories online including the u.s. plans to spend millions of dollars on a british intelligence hub. washington is going to upgrade one of its u.k. military bases allegedly involved in massive surveillance and drone strikes to an ultra secure intelligence facility you can head to o

[applause] the white house correspondents association awarded a $5,000 to 2014 tont in 2013 dina fromairo, egypt from columbia university. [applause] also, the university of missouri. the white house correspondents association supported seven graduate students for $2500 per student to study in washington dc for a semester as part of the university of mystery bosch established -- missouri josh well-established program. the recipients are kevin dubois. philip hawkins of oklahoma city, oklahoma. yi of hong kong. jenny rice of san diego, california. mulin jeong of china. the white house correspondents association supports a student at the mcdill school of journalism with a $5,000 gift for a postgraduate student in the government and journalism -- track. that goes to brian to santos from northwestern university. the white house correspondents association supports a student at the university of california at earthly to a $5,000 gift towards a postgraduate degree for a student in the government and public affairs supporting track. chase. jennifer i'm sorry if i am messing your name up. of sa

dominic dina tally is live in los angeles with the latest.i, dominic. >> reporter: hey, julie, this is very unusual for a first lady to wade into foreign policy but analysts are saying geopolitically, this is the very right way for america to express its outrage at boko haram and kidnap of these girls in nigeria. here what we have, a black lady saying that -- sorry, a black first lady, saying that america will come to the rescue of young school girls in africa, considering that it is an affront to the white house is what the analysts are saying. considering who is in the white house today. but michelle obama saying she and the president were heartbroken at the abduction of the 223 school girls from their dormitory. and she explained how it truly hit home to her and her husband. >> i want you to know that barack has directed our government to do everything possible to support the nigerian government's efforts to find these girls and bring them home. in these girls, barack and i see our own daughters. we see their hopes and their dreams, and we

. >> jennifer plumber's daughter, jordan, was a preschooler in teacher, dina holder's special needs classer was somehow able to keep her job after complaints first sur surfaced. >> once one story came out, there was another and another. >> plumber and several other families ultimately won an $8 million settlement from the school district. holder appeared in our data base when the state revoked her teaching credential. in the most extreme cases. >> it's what is being best for children and fair for the adults. and there's been, we believe, excessive amount of interest about the adults about what is fair for adults. forgetting about the children. >> when we first looked at the state's records of teachers in trouble, it gave us details on those who were convicted of crimes. but there were many others whose conduct got them in hot water and tonight at 10:00, what another part of our investigation revealed about a few bay area teachers and what ultimately happened to them. plus, some of the most agree gas disturbing cases. >>> e-mail your story ideas and we'll investigate. >> san francisco's co

is a dina elboghdady "the washington post" who covers the housing industry. what is going on on capitol hill when it comes to the housing industry -- not just capital but washington as well? guest: there has been a lot going on the past couple of weeks. basically there has been a big bill moving through the senate, it got through the senate banking committee overhaul fannie mae and freddie mac. yesterday the senate banking committee had a vote 13-9, they passed it, but it is probably not going anywhere. while it got bipartisan majority, they did not get the central liberal core of the banking committee that they really needed in order to push this to the senate floor. thinksyone pretty much it is stalled for now, but i think this is an issue that will keep coming up over and over. all, if it passed the committee -- but you are saying it will not go anywhere. worst of all, what would it have done to fannie and freddie? guest: it would have dismantled them over a five-year period. the major point was to shift the risk of mortgage lending from the taxpayers to t

so, with a cen >> on the next "washington ournal," dina elboghdady and daren blomquist. and later, the baugh rue economic analysis and gregory of "the economist" have a report that analyzes the gross domestic product for 22 industry sectors. plus your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. several live events at play today, including a speech by former secretary of state hillary clinton with the new america foundation. you can see that at 11:30 a.m. eastern. hen at 12:20 p.m., the naacp marks the 60th anniversary of the supreme court's unanimous brown vs. board of education decision that found that state laws establishing separate schools for black and white students was unconstitutional. >> c-span's newest book, a collection of interviews with the nation's best story tellers, including david mcculloch. >> we're sitting here today in a city designed by frenchmen, l'enfant, the french engineer and architect, the great symbolic way of the sculpture, the gang way to the country in new york, the statue of liber

is a dina elboghdady "the washington post" who covers the housing industry.hat is going on on capitol hill when it comes to the housing industry -- not just capital but washington as well? guest: there has been a lot going on the past couple of weeks. basically there has been a big bill moving through the senate, it got through the senate banking committee overhaul fannie mae and freddie mac. yesterday the senate banking committee had a vote 13-9, they passed it, but it is probably not going anywhere. while it got bipartisan majority, they did not get the central liberal core of the banking committee that they really needed in order to push this to the senate floor. thinksyone pretty much it is stalled for now, but i think this is an issue that will keep coming up over and over. all, if it passed the committee -- but you are saying it will not go anywhere. worst of all, what would it have done to fannie and freddie? guest: it would have dismantled them over a five-year period. the major point was to shift the risk of mortgage lending from the taxpayers to the

>>> the answer to the trivia question of the day is -- the winner is dina menziel. >> fairy tale we allchild. before the sun sets on her 16th birthday, she will fall into a sleep-like death! >> if i was a kid, that would scare the living daylights out of me. >> brad pitt's got his hands full. >> it's sleeping beauty, but this time the story revolves around the villain, angelina jolie. >> disney's "maleficent" -- how do you say it? >> "maleficent." >> they made up a word. >> kevin mccarthy who interrupted me rudely, saw the movie. what do you think? i've been hearing mixed reviews on this. >> yeah. here is the deal. you -- this is similar to wicked, where you're taking a perspective of a story and looking at the villain. here you're dealing with "maleficent," the fairy who essentially -- i'm sorry, cursed princess in the original sleeping beauty movie in 1959. now we're learning why she did that. almost like a prequel and then it goes into the actual sleeping beauty story line. here is a couple things about this movie. i paid $18 to see this last night in imax. the imax 3d, absolutely wo

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project with over sixty billion dollars is underway to supply china with crude oil via the sky over dina mohair pipeline the arrangements for the exports of russian natural gas to china are close to being finalized their implementation will help russia diversify pipeline routes for natural gas supply and help our chinese partners alleviate the concerns related to energy deficits and environmental security through the use of clean fuel. the gas agreement has been dubbed the holy grail and the deal of the century and we'll be covering the events leading up to its signing right here on r.t. you can expect all of the latest updates on negotiations and analysis of the economic impact this agreement might have. fuel over a billion people russia or china ready. for the deal of the century. there's almost this. surrounding american forefathers and everything they ever wrote on governments and contacts any change to the constitution which is what you suggest seems to be a kid to blasphemy the way we allow elections to be funded means that we don't have a representative democracy period that's the

she meets morocco bomb on friday evening and this isn't the only show on the menu for the full hour dina date at the white house the file miles to dismissal of the e.u. by the u.s. assistant secretary of state how did the leaks taped during the prising is likely its. i have left a bitter taste will also discuss the free trade agreement between the e.u. and the us both sides support the idea but it appears the devil is in the detail and brussels is not happy about the standard of some american products and of course the german our american leaders will have to dine under the shadow of the n.s.a. spying scandal and for more on all this let's not cross live to a piece or all of that is in a burden for peter so from merkel is coming under some pressure from her company's biggest firms from her countries rather biggest firms. how well that a fact discussions with president obama. well an article in the wall street journal suggests very strongly that angle america has gone to the sea with a very clear message from german industry and that message is no more economic sanctions against russia th

dina new was sitting at her church in oakland, california. she was asked a question and she repeated it back, knowing there was really no way to really answer it. she said what is it like to bury both of my kids? ms. new lost her two sons in episodes of gun violence nod more than three weeks apart in february of this year. her youngest son was an eighth grader. he was walking down the street one day. the description says that surveillance cameras actually show him almost skipping down the street. he was walking home from the bus stop. usually he called his mom to pick him up but his cell phone battery had died that day. on the video, you can see a gunman approach, carrying a semiautomatic rifle and shoots little lee, an eighth grader, 28 times. he wasn't in a gang. frankly, it shouldn't matter whether he was in a gang or not, but he wasn't in a gang. he was -- he loved to play drums. his neighbors said he was a great kid. he stayed home a lot playing video games or he hung out often at the boys or girls club while his single mom worked as a s