thank you, donna, for your wonderful mc work here every year. and your beautiful presence. and thank you on behalf of everyone in the city, we are so proud of your work. karin that i have known for 30 years, thank you for you and all of the volunteers from the rainbow fund to put this together to place all of these 10,000 ornaments on the tree to give us the kind of attention that we would like not just because we have a great tree or city hall, but because we do always want to show our hearts first, especially during these holiday season. i know that is why, all of you are here tonight. and i want to also give a shout out to isabel iunda, thank you very much for being here, isabel. and linda mahara, thank you for your wonderful presentation, you know the stories that linda tells every year that updates us. these are the stories that i am proud of. because for every story that she has told about the original, the origin of origami, we inherit those stories and spread them to generations of our friends and children and so they understand what hope is about. >> halahanzo, and

donna. >> good afternoon, my name is donna kalain and i would like to here i'm here with cada. i like saying cada. i'm executive director. on february 16th will have been executive director of the ihss public authority for 16 years. so i am here representing them also. i think everybody in this room is really aware that the bay area is the birthplace and home of the independent living movement, and we're really fortunate to have that here. i see mike boyd in the room and he always likes to remind people that ed roberts day is coming up next week on wednesday. and there are always a variety of ways to raise consciousness around disability, human and civil rights and elevating days that have been set aside by state legislature to honor folks that have brought forward disability rights as one way to do that. so i will remind folks of that and there may be ways that you can participate and show support. we are very fortunate in san francisco that i think we have city leaders who really understand a lot of disability issues and try to put them forward. we have seen examples of that

donna will. -- donna wilma. >> [inaudible] >> i apologize if they're not in order. i just get them. i'm sorry. >> hello council memberrings. good afternoon . i am donna welmerand with consumer action and i am an advocate there. this is an emotional moment. i came here to say how much i'm going to miss ken stein as he leaves his position at the mayor's office on disability, and when i first started doing this work four years ago ken was one of the main go to people for me. he was someone who was available to guide me around ada issues to give help and support whenever i had a question i couldn't answer and i am very sad to see him go. i feel like i have been in many, many meetings with ken, and i feel like he's always been the conscience of the meeting regarding disability rights issues. i feel he never fails to raise the question on the top and i can how does this impact the disability committee? and i just wanted to say that we will miss him and his leadership. thank you. >> thank you. bob plant. >> eye bob planthold. i was fortunate some years ago to be given the beacon award from

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donna crowder. >> hi my name is donna crowder. thank you. supervisor yee, nice to see you. i live in your district. my work experience as it relates to this alternate position for board 1, i have been a real estate broker since 1977, and independent for 20 years now with -- coldwell banker. during my tenure i sold or manner of commercial, and business properties. i specialize in high-end residential sales at this time of my career and development. i have been very active in the san francisco association of realtors and the california association of realtors. >> thank you. it's great to see a female applicant for this board. there are no questions of board members at this time. we will not open up for public comment on this item. if you would like to speak on this item on behalf of any applicants approach. >> good afternoon rules committee. (singing) city maybe you and i can point as one. city, maybe you and i can be as one. and -- appoint the city better. make me wish there were 24 hours to each city day. appoint me something good. >> thank you mr. paulson. any of the membe

next i have donna willmett. hi donna. > >> good afternoon council members. my name is donna willmet and i'm from senior and disability action, where i am a staff member, who works as a consumer advocate. and i just want to begin my remarks with the acknowledgment that san francisco largely because of the leadership of the department of aging and adult services provides. we are a resource-rich city in many ways. so i'm not going to take up all my time talking about the things that are working, but i will try to address a couple of things that i think we could turn our attention to. the first is medical share of cost; which i think is a huge issue for many people, people who are not eligible for medicare, but are trying to access medical to help pay for things like ihss and other medical needs. and if you are caught in the upper poor strata, for instance, the way the shared cost works and probably many of you know this already. say you make $11 only $1100 a month, which is not very much in the cost. the medical whatever your medical expenses are you have to pa

the very articulate, aggressive, effective congresswoman from maryland donna edwards here today on the "full court press." and a whole lot more! and michael bloomberg, man of the hour. but first... >> this is the "full court press." >> some other headlines making news on this thursday. an nfl prospect tried clarifying his comments yesterday after saying a team asked him if he liked girl the or not. nick cafe is a player forethe university of colorado told the dan patrick radio program he didn't think they were really trying to find out his sexual orientation, rather that they were just firing questions at him to test his focus. the day before, he told espn radio he thought them asking about his sexual orientation is a little weird. >> bill: let me tell you something, you don't make -- you

can we check donna to see if she is impressed? >> i am very impressed. >> last night, shaquille o'neal showed up at the staples center and so did will ferrell. ferrell poses a security guard who escorted shaq out of the court. none of the fans,. there were still stunned at accomplishment. >> they were stunned by the moustache on welfare rolls. -- will ferrell. >> we have a forecast next. >> barry simms discovers this woman may not be the alleged thieves the first victim. a local shop owner said she hired the floral designer on the spot because his work was just that good. she accuses him of scanning her out of thousands of dollars. >> regret and recovery. at first the designer had a special gift. >> he was extremely creative, extremely engaging, he just knew everything about a flower shop that anyone could ever know. >> the shop owner says this is the man who gained her trust and talked her into ordering from a wholesaler. the company claimed could get her flowers than half the cost. her anticipation turned into frustration and th

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come on. >> i'm thankful i can connect with donna this morning. we are going to throw and connect to howard. 28 days you can do it. >> what cookie? don't worry about it. >>> howard is here. >> sunshine is gone. clouds are thickening up. i wonder where she teaches an aerobics class. we have the clouds moving in. we've got some rain moving in late today, really tonight and tomorrow is going to be rainy more than wintry. and it will be an epic storm for parts of new england, even potentially down toward new york. if your travels take you to new york or north this weekend, keep that in mind. 39 degrees by noon. not much warmer than that this afternoon. perhaps 41 for that high. back in the upper 30s, even through 8:00 p.m. we could see a stray shower or two late this afternoon, this evening, but the bulk of the rain will be developing overnight tonight. east winds about 10 miles an hour. some cold temps up north. we have teens and 20s. the cold air is in place here. for us, just not going to stay cold enough or long enough even though right now we hav

congresswoman donna edwards in studio with us.our, two united states senator former united states senator byron dorgan from north dakota and the newest senator, one of the newest senators from the state of wisconsin, senator tammy baldwin. great to have her in the senate. talking to her next. >> yesterday, i saw her on camera at a hearing and it really took me by surprise. it was great to see. >> bill: 20 women in the united states senate right now. >> i love it. >> bill: we're talking several issues voting rights act in the supreme court yesterday. the sequester is going to happen. president obama has a meeting with the leadership of congress tomorrow. either the day it kicks in or the day after it kicks in to see if there's still some way they can avoid it. if they come back to work next week. you have next week off by the way? >> no. next week is a work week but if it's any indication, we could do that work in about a day and a half. >> bill: if that. >> peter, what's happening? >> we're on twitter at bpshow at bpshow. rich dah

and my wish would be i wish donna sasha would give me her necklace, doesn't she look gorgeous? >> maybe dreams, maybe wishes do come true. so, today, we are gathered here in the heart of our city, beneath a symbol of energy and life and hope for the world. you have decorated it with peace cranes and light. wishes and dreams, and most importantly your energy. and now, on behalf of the sisters of perpetual indulgence inc, we gather this energy and strength that we may send it to the nuns above and to give it to any and all that needs its strength. to release the energy of hope that this magnificent tree represents i will ask each and every one of you if you please every time you hear me say we say... you will evoke the words of harvey milk by saying as one group you got to give them hope. now please raise your hands towards the tree of hope and we say you got to give them hope. for all lgbtq young people struggling with bullies and intolerance, we say that you got to give them hope for all transgendered people fighting to live with dignity and respect. we say you got to give them

i'm donna rosato. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, february 6. have a great evening everyone, and you too susie. >> susie: goodnight tom, thanks for watching everyone. we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

. >> that's donna. donna, wave. what's your total weight loss? >> 112.4 pounds. and, sue, you lost?> 25. >> it was a nerve-racking transition from building up her bagels to building up her weight loss big sniet was a big lag. it was a very scary time, but i guess i've always done things by what i feel in my gut, and i couldn't not do the other. >> as you watch her in action, you can see why she believed she could do it. >> we want to eat this way and we want to look this way and it's impossible and we're torn in two. >> kim is just a terrific motivational personality. she's just great. she cares so deeply about people in their lives and what they want and helping them achieve their goals. >> it feels to me you believe so whole-heartedly in your company and in your mission that people almost can't help but believing in it too. >> i know. i agree. i do believe it with all my heart and it's infectious. >> do you ever doubt yourself? >> not really. i question and i ask. i have a great supporters. >> her enthusiasm spawns other people. >> we advertise together, eat together, we have an o

i'm donna rosato. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, february 6. have a great evening everyone, and you too susie. >> susie: goodnight tom, thanks for watching everyone. we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> most of us think ants are just pests, but not brian fisher. known as "the ant guy," he's on a mission to catalog all of the world's 30,000 ant species before they become casualties of habitat loss. but he can't do it without our help. >>> and, asthma affects millions of children worldwide. but researchers don't know why. could the bacteria in farms help explain the mystery? >>> major funding for "quest" is provided by the national science foundation. additional support provided by -- the amgen foundation. the s.d. bechtel, jr. foundation. and the william k. bowes, jr. foundation. the dirk and charlene kabcenell foundation. and the vadasz family foundation. support is also provided by -- >>> as associate curator of entomology at

we spoke with formerenator tom daschle and former health and human services secretary donna shalala. shalala is now the president of the university of miami, where we caught up with them today. >> the two of you are veterans of capitol hill budget battles, both in congress and in the white house. how does the budget battle that is ongoing now, different, especially in terms of health care? >> well i think there is a growing realization that the entitlement programs comprise one of the largest parts of our budget and have to be addressed if we're going to gesome handle on the deficit problem going forward. >> you're part of the fix the debt organization trying to get congress to concentrate on entitlement reform. you have said in that capacity, in the end we're going to have to eliminate some programs. could some health care programs be included in that? >> both parties realize that they have to reorganize not simply cut deeply these entitlement programs. they serve a population that's very vulnerable. you have to be careful about shifting costs because they affect poor people and old

i'm donna rosato. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for wednesday, february 6. have a great evening everyone, and you too susie. >> susie: goodnight tom, thanks for watching everyone. we'll see you online at: www.nbr.com and back here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

early each day, donna riteler greets her daughter trisha. >> i say hello to this picture every morningorning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> trisha was very kind hearted, very smart. >> as a child, says father gary, trisha lit up the room. >> she would sometimes just bound into the room, you know, spread her arms apart, say, ta-da, you know, that type of thing. >> donna and gary brought trisha here to marian, indiana, to attend this small christian college. one spring evening, in 1993, trisha left her dorm room for a walk. on march 29th, around 8:00 at night, trisha riteler came here, to this shopping center. she bought a soda and a magazine and started walking back to campus. but then she disappeared. >> phone call came a little bit after midnight, and the voice on the other side of the phone said, do you know where your daughter is? >> 19-year-old trisha lynn riteler was last seen about 8:00 monday night. >> reporter: trisha's disappearance rocked the community and devastated her parents. >> whoever is responsible, we l they'll never know what they h

we spoke with former senator tom daschle and former health and human services secretary donna shalala. shalala is now the president of the university of miami, where we caught up with them today. >> the two of you are veterans of capitol hill budget battles, both in congress and in the white house. how does the budget battle that is ongoing now different, especially in terms of health care? >> well i think there is a growing realization that the entitlement programs comprise one of the largest parts of our budget and have to be addressed if we're going to get some handle on the deficit problem going forward. >> you're part of the fix the debt organization trying to get congress to concentrate on entitlement reform. you have said in that capacity, in the end we're going to have to eliminate some programs. could some health care programs be included in that? >> both parties realize that they have to reorganize not simply cut deeply these entitlement programs. they serve a population that's very vulnerable. you have to be careful about shifting costs because they affect poor people and o

is history and quote donna is accused of having allegedly killed two civilians and one police officer last week in an internet manifesto donna declared a war on all the law enforcement also accusing the department of internal corruption racism and concealment. of excessive force. syrian rebels have captured a military a port near the northern city of aleppo seizing dozens of their crop to the move shows the rebels changing tactics now focusing on capturing military and strategic signs rebel them cities and to government forces have also seized the country's largest them which could allow them to disrupt electricity in key cities. france is a low hours of parliament has given the green light to a bill allowing same sex couples to marry and adopt children the issue has been a key focus of francois long agenda since his election and a steroid controversy throughout the nation it has also sparked a number of rallies with both supporters and opponents of same sex marriage is taking to the streets in dallas and. israel has approved the building of ninety more settler homes in the occupied w

wounded in the gunfight has died while another remains in a california hospital for the treatment donna is accused of having allegedly killed two civilians and one police officer last week in an internet mina fest donna declared war on law enforcement while also accusing the l.a.p.d. of internal corruption racism and concealment of excessive force. syrian rebels have captured a military a port near the north korean city of aleppo seizing dozens of a cropped the move shows the rebels changing tactics now focusing on capturing military and strategic sides rather than cities and to government forces have also seized the country's largest dam which could allow them to disrupt electricity in key cities. coming up we had to our washington studio full breaking the set with host every not in. this is is trash to get rid of. but it's also a treasure. it's worth fighting for. and a trap with no way out. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are all today. to live on one hundred thirty three b

states and northern mexico thousands of police officers assigned volved in the operation as donna is believed to be a well trained and heavily armed on face book he posted a manifesto declaring war on the l.a.p.d. with some forty people on his hit list also accusing the department of quote internal corruption racism and concealment of excessive force and quote michael rupert's investigative journalist and a former l.a.p.d. officer himself says there are many skeletons in the l.a.p.d. is closet. i don't condone what's happened and i want to violence and killing but more important i want him to be brought in alive which is something i do not think the l.a.p.d. law enforcement or the u.s. government wants under any circumstances with regard to his specific allegations about his case and i'm currently reviewing legal documents that are becoming available online i have to tell you that with regard to his allegations about a rigorous trial board here is. very egregious unprofessional cover up of excessive force but also management drove him out mel fees and perjury and a lot of other serio

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states and northern mexico thousands of police offices i involved in the operation as donna is believed to be a well trained and heavily armed on face book he posted a manifesto declaring war on the l.a.p.d. with some forty people on his hit list also accusing the department of quote internal corruption racism and concealment of excessive force and quote michael rubin investigative journalist and a former l.a.p.d. officer himself says there are many skeletons in the l.a.p.d. is closet. i don't condone what's happened and i want to violence and killing to end but more important i want him to be brought in alive which is something i do not think l.a.p.d. law enforcement or the u.s. government wants under any circumstances with regard to his specific allegations about his case and i'm currently reviewing legal documents that are becoming available on mark i have to tell you that with regard to his allegations about rigorous trial board hearings. very egregious unprofessional cover up excessive force but also management drove him out melfi perjury and a lot of other serious things i believe

c-span: who is donna marie williams? >> guest: donna marie williams is a young lady that they gave me to help in editing the book, who did a tremendous job in trying to keep me focused on not only shaping the outline but gave me outlines and details on how she felt we could make a book that was marketable, and in the final analysis, giving me the leeway to just go on and write myself. but i think she laid out a good track for us in terms of just an outline that we could work from. c-span: i've got to ask you about some of the books she's written before. >> guest: yes. c-span: "the sexy woman's guide to using abstinence for recharging--no, no--let me just--"sensual celibacy: the sexy woman's guide to using abstinence for recharging your spirit, discovering your passions, achieving greater intimacy in your next relationship." >> guest: she said to me that i would not accept her ideas about it; therefore, we've had no major discussion on that. no, i have not read that book. c-span: and "black-eyed peas for the soul," and fi

playing with us today, donna brazile, jason johnson, ross doufet, and amy cremer.ng with us today. >> betwegood to be here. >> okay. donna, i'm going to start with you because you can sort of give us the democratic response to what john boehner said today, that the president is just playing politics, he's still campaigning, he's not sitting down with the senate, he's doing nothing to overt these forced spending cuts. >> well, first of all, mr. boehner is just coming back from recess. he took a vacation. and right now on the day the sequester is supposed to happen on march 1st, mr. boehner is going to allow the congress, the house to go back home. so before he begins to spot off and use the but word, perhaps the house republicans need to sit down with the house democrats and hammer out a balanced plan. the senate will take up a balanced plan, balanced meaning cuts as well as revenues. we cannot simply cut our way out of this problem. we've already done more than $2.5 trillion. sign into law. it's time that we get serious about these problems, it's about kicking it d

and her parents, garry and donna, could not stop looking. >> we walked the sides of the roads. the riverbeds. we looked under the culverts. we went to crack houses because somebody had a lead. >> if you see something on the side of the road, a garbage bag, whatever, it's like -- could that be her? >> it was such a horrendous crime to lose your daughter and never find out what the heck happened to her. >> larry beaumont kept looking too. >> i actually made arrangements on a couple of occasions to go out and look for the body. >> beaumont called in specialized military and law enforcement units to search. >> we were not able to find it. so rather than give up, it occurred to me that obviously, larry hall knew. >> beaumont needed answers and turned to an unlikely source to get them. he needed someone to befriend larry hall. someone charismatic, someone on the inside. larry beaumont needed jimmy keene. beaumont had sent both keene and hall to prison. now he hatched a risky plan that would bring them together. keene was ten months into his sentence when beaumont brought him in to ta

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donna talked about that problem during a phone call from her cabin on board. >> the worst part is thebathrooms. there is the wire. khalif/. everyone is going in little plastic bags and putting it outside their rooms. >> the stench is inescapable and overwhelming. >> where sorry about what is taking place. there is no question that conditions on board are very challenging. >> scheeler and jerry -- sheila and jerry describe the conditions. >> there is no stabilization and the boat is rocking back and forth. people are sleeping outside. >> the ship was delayed before crews in january because of a propulsion problem but corbeil said the incident is no way related to the fire. one that will hopefully come to an end tomorrow afternoon. when no further problems, [indiscernible] medical personnel will be on hand for passengers or crew members who may need care coming off the ship. >> travel nightmare. >> a teen is arrested hours after being released from jail. >> you'll never believe the reason he gave for stealing a school bus on his way home. that story as we cover the nation. >> the progra

nora is here today and donna is going to tell you why. (applause) * >> good evening.me is dianne rivera, and i have a cold. so, i hope you'll bear with me. i'm a member of the neighborhood emergency response team, and i am so pleased, as we all are, that nora has been chosen as the exemplary leader -- for receiving the exemplary leadership award for 2012. nora is a leader in her neighborhood and we all recognize her as a leader throughout the city. as a past coordinator nora has led her team in all aspects of nert training. nora does many other things for the nert program. she has organized youth groups, namely the red cross youth group, so they can act as victims during our triage drills. nora also participates in mini drills, outreach tabling programs, and she does continuing training. when nora is not doing this, she's working in the nert office organizing volunteers. nora is our resident ar extraordinaer. and what do i mean by that? nora has the ability through use of makeup to create life-threatening wounds on the limbs of victims. [laughter] >> so that our gradu

. >> donna, that hearing is still going on. it was contentious at times as brennan defended the drone program, telling lawmakers districts are only used for major threats. >> stopped the killing. stop the drones. >> disrupting cia nominee john brennan as soon as he began to testify. the interruption halted the senate hearing for minutes as the intelligence committee question brennan over a secret drone program to target american terrorists. >> i would like to ask you about the status of the administration's efforts to institutionalize rules and procedures for the conduct of drone strikes. >> the president has insisted that any actions that we take will be legally grounded. >> lawmakers lashed out over classified memo this week authorizing the strikes. >> why is it that they felt we were so unworthy of being trusted? >> others argued about the public's right to know. >> what should be done next to ensure that public conversation about drones so that the american people are brought into this debate? >> i think this type of discou

donna in georgia. donna. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. gosh, i'm thrilled to talk to ya. >> same. on? >> caller: i'm in italy, i'm a student currently of the executive mba program at georgia state university. >> way to go. >> caller: class of 2014, baby. i've got a lot of great professors, but none of them are as handsome as you are. >> really? what kind of faculty you got down there? >> caller: i'm telling ya. so, i need your help professor, i'd like to know if i'm diversified. >> okay. >> caller: my stocks are valero energy vlo. cvs caremark. triangle capital corporation, tcab, qualcomm incorporated, qcom, and lastly consolidated edison ed. >> let me go to work, thank you for the fine comments. for a moment, there, i'm looking okay. someone tweeted @jimcramer and said i looked sick today. you know, i read these things. i should not pay any attention to it. let's go to work here. we have a specialty finance company. there's a lot of those companies like that. i like them, we tend have to good yields, good upside. a drugstore company, pure tech name, remember, behind all the 4g. t