and i had donna come in. you can have a seat, donna. she's upset.sn't wanna work here anymore. what exactly has been happening that led you to this point of feeling this way? >> i don't feel respected. i don't feel you take me seriously. >> for her to want to quit after 20 years-- you know why she's comfortable saying it? because she feels like she's got nothing to lose. [bleep] is gonna change. i'm a big believer in having the right people in the right job. so, donna, i'm gonna make sure this gets fixed. can you give us a minute... >> sure. >> and send frank in? >> sure. frank, you're up. >> frank is not the general manager. >> he's more of a manager downstairs. i don't think he's a manager up here in the office. >> that's the reality of it. hey, frank, can you have a seat? >> sure. >> frank, you are no longer the general manager. [intense music] ♪ coming up... >> i really need to talk to you about what i'm seeing in the company's financials. i would run. >> wow. i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we he

. >> that includes donna and phil welch. when they built their home n 2001, they thought they were moving into an ideal countryside home. >> and we were so excited about moving to the country. um, fresh air, you know, kind of john denver-ish generation that we were from. and we were excited about bringing our children to the country. you know, building the home of our dreams. >> instead, like others in juliette, they got sick. >> several years after we moved in, i started developing some numbness in my feet. first in one foot, and then it just kept getting worse. and it just really was concerning. i would lose my balance. then, i had a stomachache for 3 weeks, really, really bad. i had been to the doctor, he drew blood, and he called me at work and said, your liver is almost in failure. he said, i've never seen liver enzymes as high as yours are. >> donna isn't the only one with severe health issues. mark goolsby, who once worked at the plant, doesn't believe it's safe to live here. >> there's been 12 people on this road alo

>> donna: okay.e y >> katie: here you go. [ will crying ] here you go. >> donna: honey, you're tired. >> katie: what's that? throw that in there. [ crying stops ] thank you so much for watching him. i love to work, i really do, and i know that's hard for some people to understand, but it's so nice to be able to run some errands and not worry about what's happening in singapore or that conference call that i need to make. >> donna: so, you're not missing spencer, then? >> katie: oh. [ sighs ] i probably will go back at some point. but for right now, i'm just enjoying my free time and enjoying my life.

with me this morning is donna moore and kathy folan.hey are from the program called endow. >> share your background with us where both of you are leading a group called endow. >> we are the participants and we are not leading it. but we are happy to go and participate in the program. and it is a parrish program out of our par refresh. it is a study group for women, wives, mothers, daughters, career women. to be confirmed and around as women and to understand in a profound and deep level about our god given dignity and to try to understand discover and unwrap the idea of the feminine genius that saint john paul ii talked about so much. >> he had documents directed for women and what endow standing for. >> educating on the dig nit of women -- dig dignity of women. >> ifs a faith group for women. >> can you tell me about the history of the group. the genesis of the group. >> i believe it started in denver, colorado by some women. and it received this there the archbishop shapu at that time in colorado and it is in about one hyundai cease i

from sam romerian and the policy and the analyst attorney and then last but certainly not least is donna salazar and we also have in the audience, two senior investigators and one acting senior investigators and so they are all senior investigators and please stand up and we have dennis in the front and ed and sherry fletcher and i think that i have included everyone. thank you very much. everyone, here and those who are not contribute to the success of the occ. and contributed to the statistics that are here and the report that i am going to deliver this evening. this evening, we will talk about several topics and we can move on to the next slide. the history of the mission of the occ, the organizational and budget matters and investigations and state and national trends and law enforcement and policy analysis, and medations and out reach. i know that the police commissioners have heard this many times from our monthly community meetings, but the occ was created by a board of supervisors initiated charter amendment in 1982, we became fully staffed in 1983, we are under the jurisdiction

with me is donna moore and catny fallen. both of them women are from the program called endow and i'd like you to share a little bit of your background with us that brought you to this point where both of you are leading a group called endow. >> well, we are participants in the program. we're not necessarily leading it but we're happy to go and participate in the program. and it is a parish program out of our parish, and it's a study group for women for wives, mothers, daughters, career women to really be confirmed and affirmed in vocation as women. try to wrap this idea of the feminine genius that john paul ii talked about so much. >> john paul ii did speak a lot about women. he wrote so many wonderful documents directed for women and what is endow actually standing for e.n.d.o.w.? >> educating on the dignity of women. think of it as face for women. >> tell me about the genesis, where it started. >> i believe in denver, colorado, by some women and it received the protoform. it's in about 100 diocese in the united states and

donna rice hughes joins me now. donna, nice to see you. i want to ask you, first, why do you think monica lewinsky is talking now after all this time? >> i think it's hard for me to determine why but i can certainly understands she wants to, that she wants to share who she is and to be taken seriously. so i have to applaud her for being quiet all of this time and avoiding the temptation and there are so many temptations to lash out, to blame, to exploit the situation and she did go underground for a very long time and she probably feels like she needs to, in her own way, set the record straight so that she can move forward. >> she wrote this essay to "vanity fair." i'm sure had you a chance it read some of it. >> i have. >> we reported on it there. what do you make of what she wrote and how it's being received? >> it really rang true to me. i could feel her pain and her frustration and many of the things that she said and she experienced. i had been through a lot of that myself, and so i -- i really felt for her but i have to say i'm very

ana navarro -- >> now i'm nana. >> donna and gwen ifill.nna, put a button on this talk about race. >> i would hope in this historic year of celebrating so much progress that we can have some way of talking about what change looks like in the future, how we address the growing demographics in our country, the multiculturalism. diversity is a strength of this nation, it is not a deficit. it is an asset and we should be honoring programs that provide inclusion and people who understand that to grow our economy we're going to have to have a diverse workforce as well. it's a broad issue. that's all. >> next show, we will decide how to do that. >> we have got ideas. >> i have to tell you, i have go give you kudos and the team on this program kudos, the sunday shows are dominated by white men. not this program, not today, certainly. >> i want to move on to benghazi, back in the news. it actually never really left the news. some new information that came from a memo from ben rhodes, the deputy national security adviser to the president in which he

and both, tamara and donna and i have done training at the nacol annual conference about our areas of expertise. and we also conduct training to other groups, and eric and ed mcmahon have done several trainings at the police academy on the function of the occ. and we also distribute materials and our website also provides out reach to the community by having calendars, and calendars of events and the calendar of events and our reports, and the news worthy items and moving to the information technology, which is i will not say that it is led by chris, because he is it it is handled by chris, and in 2013, he continued to wrestle with the developer with the on-line complaint filing project. >> this is a project that we paid for that he developed, and he finished that on time and in budget and now the investigaters have a system that alerts them when key deadlines are coming up and it grabs the information from our data bases, and props. and both the investigators and their supervisors. and in addition to those projects chris also maintained and enhanced, and that he gathers the data and

donna: yeah, and in such an exotic location. >> hope: it's so romantic. >> donna: mm. an exciting beginning to what i hope is a very smooth ride. >> hope: yeah, you and me both. do you think ridge knows? >> ridge: ridge knows what? that your mother's about to make the biggest mistake of her life? yes, he's aware of that.

. >> so with respective to items 14, 15 and 16 right donna? >> correct. >> i'll call for a motion unless the commissioner would prefer to do separately. >> so moved. >> it's been moved and seconded. >> i'll now call for public comment. seeing none public comment is now closed. all those in favor please signify by saying aye. >> madam secretary will you please read the next item? >> would you like for me -- >> closed session items which we'll hear public comment on item 19 will be anticipated litigation item 20 conference with property negotiatorr. >> item 21. >> item 22. >> item 23. >> item 24. >> item 25. >> item 26. >> now we are onto item 17. >> thank you very much donna. >> with respect to item number 17 i have a number of speaker cards if you want to have a comment on item number 17 would you please fill one out? i'd like to call tanya urofski. >> good afternoon tanya you have a special consideration i believe you also have a statement from the member of the public who couldn't be here today so you can have up to 6 minutes. >> thank . >>

congresswoman donna edwards of maryland. somebody who needs no this libraryat since he is responsible for much of its success. my predecessor and for ms. u.s. senator -- former u.s. senator paul perl. olympiaer senator snowe. former governor johnson a new of new hampshire who was resident bush's white house chief of staff. you special personal thank to former transportation secretary andy card who served president bush and that role is white house chief of staff. i can tell you he was essential to the success of the september 11 victim compensation fund. he was my of these on at the white house. what andy did i cannot repay him, i will be at his debt forever. thank you very much. [applause] both of whom served into poetic posts in president bush's administration. thank you for being here. a special thank you to [inaudible] in 2006ived the award and is with us to salute the newest recipients. a past winner of the award. we would like to thank -- there you are. thank you. youfinally a special thank in these -- and the introduc

donna rice hughes was caught in a scandal in her mid-20s and spent the rest of her life. she became a christian, and she spent the rest of her life fighting against child pornography. >> right. >> she is a hero. there is a path forward for her. and there is a path forward for her to deal with. >> i think that's a very important point. and monica lewinsky has said that she wants to help against bullying and this kind of stuff. but you did point out that people maybe owe her an angie on the left. but do you think people on the right like ken starr and others who used her as a political weapon owe her an apology? >> i don't think he used her. i think what happened is the direct result of the president lying under oath. i mean, i was here for this. and we can go back and refight that whole thing if you guys want to. i was here for that. and most of you were too. >> all right. >> but the bottom line is the left treated and the clinton machine treat herd horribly. she is a victim. and she was mistreated to some extent by both sides. >> i think we can all agree with that. all ri

i want to thank donna for her tireless work at the schools. she's a leader if our efforts to provide quality, nutritious meals to all kids in our school system. she recognizes the critical importance of not only providing nutritious meals to our kids, but also ensuring that every single child in our school system starts off the day with a healthy nutritious meal. the breakfast at the bell plan, where every child would receive a nutritious meal in the classroom after school starts, is an important part of the school day and should be implemented in every school across this country. there are two important reasons why universal free breakfasts -- or breakfast at the bell is the right policy for every school to implement. first, we know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. kids physically and mentally develop better when they eat healthy meals. that's a simple fact. but we also know that kids learn better on a full stomach than they do on empty ones. hungry kids do not learn. and that breakfast each morning is as essential to the

i mean, when -- when we discussed hillary clinton at the beginning of the panel, donna carefully said secretary clinton. i think that's right. let's have the debate of o on secretary of state of the united states hillary clinton. we intervened. what happened in libya over the next year that benghazi got to where it was at? why did hillary clinton say the video caused the attack when she must have known it didn't? >> haven't we gone over and over. there have been investigations. what is the -- >> what were the investigations, there have been investigations and just last week we got the e-mail that said, let's blame it on the video. blame it on the video. >> nothing in the e-mail should have prompted the republicans to call for another investigation. the reason you're doing it, congressman, is republicans have no other issue to discuss. health care is not an issue anymore. and because the chair of the armed services committee basically said there's no more there there. now mr. boehner has to give the republicans something to do. >> when i went through survival training, i was told your

i interviewed donna rice for the "daily beast," a victim of a major sex scandal over involvement with gary mart she talked how different the coverage is and she also pointed out that gary hart went away and the clintons have not. so why won't she shut up? it is possible she is asking the same, if she went away her name would not be in the public eye. >> and there is an upside and a down side so being in the position if she had the same universe when this happens, she would have gotten the serious fame and had some sort of internet show, reality show, and she never got any of that is it could be where she is asking for it a. >> she tried it on fox. she tried making hand bags, that didn't work. she had has a hard time getting traction. >> she had the barbara walters interview and the book about it but let's push this to "vanity fair." should they give her this platform, first person piece, without having to submit to questions by an interviewer? who gets that? >> first of all, the largest advertisement for a job or a husband i have ever seen. >> ouch! >> the truth. why wouldn't they? >>

her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! Él es reginald. nunca ha estado en internet. hoy él quiere cambiar eso. su instructora. su plan: comprar boletos de avión y sorprender a su esposa <3 <3 <3 <3 pero primero, va a sorprenderse a sí mismo. descubre el internet. encuentra una clase gratis cerca de ti. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey

. >> thank you very much donna. >> so i'd like to call for public comment is there any? seeing none public comment is now closed we'll begin moving in. >> actually we need a motion on item 22. >> item 22 whether or not to assert the attorney client privilege. >> i guess i'm not fast enough on my feet. >> that's on me you were there on time. >> just want to say that i hope the puc negotiates item 27 the parcel and i hope you get the best price possible. >> i'm required to. >> you are required to. >> thank you thank you very many for coming. public comment is closed. >> did we get a second? then seconded. all >> on december 28, 1912. san francisco mayor, sonny jim rolph stared into the crowds of those who have gathered. a moment in history. the birth of a publicly own transit system. san francisco municipal railway. muni as it would become to be known. happy birthday, muni, here is to the next 100 years. the birth of muni had been a long-time coming. over the years the city was disjointed privately owned companies. horses and steam and electric-powered vehicles. creating a

the race wraps up sunday in thousand oaks donna mandela has been told by the owner that this is not hollywoodhn should get used to being just a second string guy. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! ♪[ music ] >>> shocking video. beyonce's sister physically attacking jay z in the elevator, while beyonce looks on. >> viciously kicking, and punching beyonce's husband, and spitting in his face. >> i saw the video. i don't like it. >> then, donald sterling breaks his silence. >> i'm asking for forgiveness. >> and the bombshell interview with his ex-wife. >> i don't love him. i pity him. >> the battling sterlings. could he have dementia? plus, the kidnapped nigerian school girls. could they be rescued? >> we could pull this of

. >> donna labor of office standard enforcement i thought i'd add to the discussion about prevailing wage san francisco will be the first charter city in california to make changes to its administrative code or city governing code to come into compliance with sb 7. i wanted to appreciate supervisor avalos for your leadership around that >> okay. if no other city departments is there anyone who wishes to speak on the item? on item 7. please step forward >> mac. ladies and gentlemen, the board of supervisors in san francisco with the leadership of joovms have done a proposal that will make san francisco better. it will be a you've set a line of integrity that this city will look back some years into the future and saying wow. they think in just an. thank you john and the mayors committee. and i want to thank oewd but i really want to take my hat off and thank where's pat. pat mulligan why don't you come on up here i want to thank patty he dealt with a real circus and got everything done and rachel upper fantastic that's ends it let's cut the cake thank you very much >> okay. >> next sp

. >> i do have speaker cards thank you donna i'd like to call doctor jackson to the front please. good afternoon doctor. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon i came to request that today you change from the fact that when there's items pertaining to different subjects, we would like to speak on it. it happened to to me at the last meeting because the director have to make the report and you have to wait until he makes the second and third because that don't give us enough time. i'd like to say i received a call the fact i requested that she come her name is rosemary cambra the chairperson for the alaqua tribe i'm going to put this card so maybe you can see it on the over head. i have been the spokesperson and liaison for the tribe for a long time and in fact i'm also a member of the tribe and rosemary brought to my attention that some of your staff that's working with is trying to do something with the olone's here in san francisco so what i came here today to request is that anything that you want to do discuss about doing anything in san francisco concern the olone tribe give me

donna bartlett we are reading at 46.res are warmer than normal early today but that changes since we don't warm up much in terms of sunshine. rain exiting portions of northwest indiana moving towards dry conditions today but the rain comes back into the afternoon. we're sitting under an area of unstable air and that means we will have the potential for cloud cover. as we get some sunshine and warmth today we have potential for grain. after lunch that's possible. typical high today 66 we're 10 degrees cooler than normal. breezy but saturday 65 degrees. into sunday more rain high 56. >> still had lied at arlington park with a preview of derby day. >> and a kentucky derby favorite is out. and dozens of students are arrested after a senior prank goes too far. >> and robin ford apparently took a trip to chicago for substance abuse treatment. all d for after a possible explosion ripped through the county jail in florida. two inmates died 150 others injured apparent natural gas explosion hit the escambia county complex. some 60

which i would learn soon when i met donna. but she is an entirely other story. >> a quick update. this past wednesday, mormundi graduated. next week he finishes his medical school requirements and hopes to become a surgeon. and after putting all his kids through school. senior got his bachelor's last year and made the dean's list. in anticipation of memorial day, find out where congress stands on opening a pathway to citizenship. visit news hour.pbs.org. >> announcer: this is pbs news hour weekend saturday. >> a programming note. tuesday evening frontline premiers battle zones, a report from inside ukraine and syria. what follows is an excerpt with the leader of rite sector a ukrainian nationalist group. >> i wanted to make the leader of rite sector. to many of the millions of ukrainians who side with russia, he's a naz zi and the most feared man in the country. he invited me to his heavily guarded headquarters. >> we have a clear attitude towards non-ukrainians and ukraine. brotherly to those who stand with us in our struggle for stateho statehood. tolerant to those who live here

. >> donna: wow. you and ridge are engaged. that...

i am donna, and it's my pleasure to read this action, this resolution, number 144-22, superintendent'snumber 1. i want to give a big shout out to the sac for helping to present in april to the rules committee as well as to the board. so thank you very much. this is the recommendation for amending board of education policy on the use of tobacco, alcohol and other drugs to update its current version to include change and additional language. and the requested action is that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district approve and support the actions to amend the current use of tobacco, alcohol and other drugs policy, to prohibit the use of products containing nicotine, such as electronic cigarettes and all vapor emitting devices with or without nicotine content, including hooka, which mimics the use of tobacco products. >> any public speakers, i see none signed up tonight. comments on the board of superintendent. seeing none, think we're ready for a roll call vote. >> thank you. miss [inaudible]. >> yes. >> mr. logan. mr. haney. >> yes. >> miss mendoza-mcdonnell. >

. >> thank you very much donna. >> so i'd like to call for public comment is there any? seeing none public comment is now closed we'll begin moving in. >> actually we need a motion on item 22. >> item 22 whether or not to assert the attorney client privilege. >> i guess i'm not fast enough on my feet. >> that's on me you were there on time. >> just want to say that i hope the puc negotiates item 27 the parcel and i hope you get the best price possible. >> i'm required to. >> you are required to. >> thank you thank you very many for coming. public comment is closed. >> did we get a second? then seconded. all (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the e

i interviewed donna rice for the daily beast, the first previous big victim of a major sex scannedle with gary hart. >> over her involvement with gary hart, yes. >> she did talk about how different the coverage is and how that impacts things. she also pointed out for instance gary hart went away and the clintons have not. when someone like andrea pieser says, why won't she shut up and go away? >> in the new age, there's an upside an a down side to being in the position that monica lewinsky is in. if she had a twitterverse when this happened, she'd have gotten the serious fame and had some sort of -- >> reality show. >> internet show or reality show. she never got that. >> she tried that on fox and it didn't work. she tried making handbags and that didn't work. she's had a real hard time getting traction. >> she had the barbara walters interview and the big book about it. but let's turn this to "vanity fair." should "vanity fair" be giving more th monica lewinsky this platform? >> i think first of all it's the largest advertisement for a job or a husband i've ever seen. >> ouch. >> we

nicole richie wearing donna karan.g apparently. >> mary kate and ashley. there you have them wearing their usual burlap sacks. >> neil patrick harris, couples category here, husband david burtka. >> what, what, what? >> hard to comment on dude's outfits. what are the tails? >> what are the tails? with the white in the back there. >> i'm not so digging the tails. >> the short pants like flood level pants as we used to say in grade school. >> and white michael jackson socks. >> i'm telling you. >> interesting. >>> beyonce and jay-z of course both looking stunning as usual. my goodness. >> all right johnny depp here in ralph lauren. >> he is wearing -- look at his shoes. >> he has the cane and with amber hurd. >> and kim and kanye looking dashing i must say. >> absolutely, positively. >> social media having fun with the fashions for sure. >> katie holmes according to social media stole her look from belle out of "beauty and the beast" and i agree. >> some of the celebs had fashion going head to toe literally. >> we want t

but this week, donna rice hughes is devoted to make the internet safer for kids, with enough is enough. thank you for joining us. >> hi, bill, good to be with you. >> what did you think when you saw the piece regarding monica and vanity fair, trying to take back her narrative. >> i applaud her for trying, i thought she was very articulate. my heart went out to her, bill, i think she has had a rough time for a lot of reasons. and it is very hard for anybody to really empathize with this sort of perfect storm scenario and not be able to get on with your life. fortunately i made some choics s that moved me along. there was not anyone prior to me that had kind of carved that path. so it is a difficult thing no matter what you are. >> you are i guess pre-internet, so you had relative anonymity. but what was it like seeing your face in news print? >> well, it was not anonymity at all. what happened was when the real news goes tabloid, and the perceptions, it is hard to break through the labels and perceptions, so for me, it was like a year and a half. i came to a fork in the road where i cou

in the past year, donna began noticing something that disturbed her, a series of infant deaths.ng through public obituaries to calculate the number of infant deaths in her community. by her informal count, the number was much higher than in prior years. now, young is not a scientist and there is more work to be done, but she was raising questions about air pollution in the area of utah. and if it might be correlated with what she believes to be a rise in infant mortality. in the utah basin where donna young began investigating infant mortality is one of the highest producing oil and gas fields in the country. it has 11,200 oil and gas wells. there are proposals for nearly an additional 25,000. a university of colorado study found that in the winter of 2009, ozone levels in the basin exceeded the epa national ambient air quality standard for up to 39 days. that's more than summertime values in the los angeles basin for recent years. ozone is a sendicondary air pollutant. activists, like donna young, and the organization utah physicians for a healthy environment have contacted sta

donna. so i thought rather than giving you my interpretation i'll tell you what wikipedia has to say about her. lilly hitchcock fire bell was considered eccentric and smoking cigars and wearing trousers before it was acceptable and an avid gambler and she dressed up as a male to do so. as a young woman she traveled to europe and married howard the caller for the san francisco stock exchange he passed away in 11885 he saw the fire department respond to telegraph hill and helped them get up the hill this was in the days when everything was outsourced to private enterprise but she get them up first and treated asia mascot of the firefighters and after her return in the 63 made an honoree of the engine company and rode along where the firefighters or which were in parade she tend to prove this relationship with firefighting throughout her life. she died in 1929 and left 1/3rd of the estate to 76 to be used for the purpose of adding to the beauty of the city the city adduced r use to see to build

. >> it also requires, donna, consistency. one of the things about this nba l.a.er thing that most bothered me and i think has not gotten as much attention, he had been given an award by the l.a. branch of the naacp and was about to receive another lifetime award. >> correct. >> they had, what, sold themselves for a few bits of silver in this guy knew he was going to do what, whitewash his record by giving donations? >> and the chair stepped down which is a good thing. the naacp is in the business of promoting justice and equality for all people. they're not in the business of promoting bigotry, and i don't understand the policy behind the donation or what was being awarded to mr. sterling, but the point is, candy, is that in the 21st century, we haven't figured out the language yet. we haven't figured out the policies, and therefore, we have to constantly go back to the past to see if we could reach some conclusion. >> i could say one thing to what ana said it's not okay to be a racist if nobody knows about it, it's not okay for racism to be practiced as long as

. ♪ hey, donna, now that we have our wedding rings and you can't back out, i have something that i wanto confess. i want to do the bunny hop at our wedding. i'm good at it, and i don't get to show it off that often. okay, but i want to walk into the reception under an archway of cupcakes. ooh, deal. don't look! turn away! whoa. what? what? oh. did you get me a present? is it bongo drums? no. i don't want you to see my wedding dress. it's bad luck. isn't having sex before the wedding the bad luck thing? well, that too. eric, getting married is like one big minefield.