. >> >> if anybody has a right to ask a question, that's dr. joe marshall. i am very dedicated and certainly this commission is very dedicated to doing the prevention work and we do need to have a broader conversation about that. i think that as we started out with the discussion, executive director dr. -- indicated that this year so far we have had 0, we have so many days left in this calendar year, talking calendar year not fiscal year. we have had zero homicides as a result of domestic violence. that is really something to take note of. i don't think that that has occurred by happenstance; it is not a statistical anomaly. i think it is because we are gearing our work more as preventative. preventative - the collaborative effort that we are working with, the various departments, the police department, the various partner agencies is in and of itself becoming more defined preventative. a lot we heard this evening is interventive; as we go forward the fruits of that labor become more definitively preventative. nonetheless i think that you are absolutely corr

by way of introduction, i am dr. joe -- i serve as a life member of the board of the botanical garden society and serve as an adult docent and children docent and my wife and i are the circle of strybing cont. e garden became a major focus of my community service before, but especially after my retirement in 2003. by the time i became a -- or about the time i became a board member, the society became concerned that since the beginning of the private-public partnership we had no written agreement establishing the parameters of our working partnership, which would layout the specific responsibilities of each partner. we worked hard and long with the help of pro bono legal counsel, and with the department to establish the first memorandum of agreement implemented in 2002. i think the experience that both partis have gained in our working relationships since then has provided an excellent background for the formulation of the lease and management agreement before you today. in my opinion after reviewing the major points of t

. >> dr. joe marshall. i have been on the police commission for eight years, three terms. i am the cofounding executive director of make a boys club. i just want to mention it isn't on the agenda there is a gun buy back program which is happening on december 15. there is a -- there will be a gun buy back in oakland and my organization and youth uprising are doing a program that day jointly of the gun buy back in san francisco will be held at the omega boys club on tennessee street. this is a billboard which will go up very shortly. we're going to do what we can to get some disbuns off the street. >> thank you. commissioner chan. >> good evening i am angela chan and at the manager attorney at the program and work on access and immigrant issues and worked on domestic violence issues and i am excited to be here tonight for this historic joint meeting. >> and i am sharing a seat with my colleague here. hello i am susie loftus and the chief operating center of wellness and a center in bay view designed to change outcomes to kids and looking at trauma violence. i was a produce c

sarah whitman, a psychiatrist who works with patients with croppic pain, and dr. joe wright, an internist at beth israel who did a lot of research on the early aids movement, so, "she has a 28-year-old woman living with crones disease. when she first began her diagnostic journey, she was a middle school student with stomach pains. she underwent a variety of tests from x-rays, hopeful each step brought her closer to the answer. when the test and consultations initiated her into the world of patienthood, they also signaled the start of an unfortunate, but all too common cycle. dealing with the dismiss sal of her persistent symptoms. she was told she had reflux disease, but when problems continued, so did the tension. as the years went on, the dismiss sal took on a problematic vent. as her physical symptoms were attributed to her emotional problems. at the time, my parents and i were told the symptoms were caused by stress. i heard this for years, right up until i was zigged with crones as an adult, and, in fact, i heard it suture that until last year, i was convinced i

about the challenging and often unsatisfactory experiences that patients have had with physicians, dr. joe writes, he is part of it as the process is struggling with the power relationship that happens will begin to doctors. from the perspective of patients , they feel that i have social power until i walked into this room. we see positions we are sick and vulnerable, and their assessment of what is wrong with us has the potential to validate or denigrate our experiences. activists have questioned the dynamics of what happens in and examine. there is a real tension about what we want from our doctors and for medicine the doctor says. it is very hard for people to just generally make that individual experience political. it is what people with disabilities did. is what feminist it. is of people with aids did when each of those sets of people revised their relationships with their doctors. putting individual experience into a broader context and enabling change to happen. and then the second passage that i am going to read from should scare us a little bit. it is in chapter seven which is ac

. >> today joe is extremely agitated. with dr.profitt's help, he tries to find a solution that does not involve cutting himself. >> how are you going to manage how you feel the rest of the evening? >> i'm all right. i'm all right. i'm not going to let anybody put any hands on me and that's over it. >> so you're going to go about this the right way then? >> yeah. >> excellent. i think people are going to listen to that more than the more outrageous attempts at getting that attention, you know, doing things like self-injury and those sorts of things. so i think you're going to be heard more that way. >> all right. >> and i'm proud of you for making that decision. i really am. i think you're doing the right thing. i'll be here for another little while, another 45 minutes at least if you need to holler at me again, please do so, all right? >> i'll be all right. i'm just going up. nice to see you. >> all right, but if you do, you know where to find me, all right. >> all right. >> all right, man. see you later. >> all right. thanks. >>

. >>> coming up on "morning joe," dr.cy snyderman will be here to turn the tables on me and asking me some questions on my new boo "obsessed" about america's food addiction. and frank bruni will join us and then vanessa williams. first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> may is our big month for severe weather. damaging winds and hail and especially tornadoes. let me show you by month when we get the most tornadoes in this country and easily may stands out. 257 tornadoes is how many we average during this month. want to guess how many we have had this month? one. we have had one tornado so far in the first five days and it doesn't look like we will have many severe weather outbreaks the next four or five days. the good thing about the snow of last week and the cold air is we haven't been dealing with severe weather and we have a very quiet weather weak. two stalled out storms. by the way, this storm down here, that's the storm that brought us the snow from last week. the storm has only moved from the midwest to

. >> today joe is extremely agitated. with dr.rofitt's help, he tries to find a solution that does not involve cutting himself. >> how are you going to manage how you feel the rest of the evening? >> i'm all right. i'm all right. i'm not going to let anybody put any hands on me and that's over it. >> so you're going to go about this the right way then? >> yeah. >> excellent. i think people are going to listen to that more than the more outrageous attempts at getting that attention, you know, doing things like self-injury and those sorts of things. so i think you're going to be heard more that way. >> all right. >> and i'm proud of you for making that decision. i really am. i think you're doing the right thing. i'll be here for another little while, another 45 minutes at least if you need to holler at me again, please do so, all right? >> i'll be all right. i'm just going up. nice to see you. >> all right, but if you do, you know where to find me, all right. >> all right. >> all right, man. see you later. >> all right. thanks. >> b

coming up on "morning joe" dr. jeffrey sachs joins us, also nbc's chuck todd. martha stewart is going to be here on the set. i can't wait. >> my girl. >> i love her. no. she is my girl. >> my girl. >> your girl? >> she's my girl. >> you stay away from her. okay? are you going to embarrass me? >> you know when that "post" article came out -- >> he already has. >> i know. >> potentially a romantic thing between me and -- no, no. you remember when the cover of "the post" said martha wants to be set up with a guy? >> yes, yes. >> well, on access hollywood or one of those a match maker came on and said the three guys they would set her up with was jack nicholson, myself. >> really. >> yeah. and i can't remember the third. >> that doesn't make sense. >> what it read was people -- >> no, donnie, it can't be. >> i'm not saying she would do this. this was an objective third party put us together. >> what? >> you're wrong. >> i'm just reporting the news. >> she is looking for a relationship that would last. that would not work. what are you, like five minutes? you're the

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dr. sutter who is a psychiatrist who specializes in treating patients with chronic pain as well as doctor joe wright, who was an intern is just down the road who has done a lot of research and writing on the early its movement. so, alicia cornwell is a 20 year old woman living with crohn's disease. when she first began her diagnostic journey, she was a middle school student with stomach pains. she underwent a variety of tests, from and ask these two barium swallow x-rays, hopeful that each step would bring her closer to an answer. when the tests and consultations initiated her, while the test and consultation initiated her into the world of nationhood, they also signal the start of an unfortunate but all too common cycle. in dealing with the dismissal of her persistent symptoms. she was told she had reflux disease, but when her problems continued, so did the attention. as the years went on, dismissal took on a more problematic event, as her physical symptoms were attributed to her emotional problems. at the time, my parents and i were told that my symptoms were caused by stress but i heard th

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dr. j. >> no, a real doctor so that -- >> he is a real doctor. >> how dare you? unbelievable. >> just because he plays skoal. >> joe, what do you make of this? they need to stream line it to one code if you are attacked into a water ski and slam into a bed post. what happens when you are attacked by a turtle do you say it all happened so fast? >> wow. >> i mean it happened and the turtle wins the race in the end. remember that. >> i am adding nothing to that. bill, last word to you. 120% of america does not support obamacare. the fact that that is not in the tele prompter. nor is that a percent. i think when i look into stories and i realize the variables i gotta go back to cody where it was like -- i think he put it best. >> he did. kobe will -- i think -- cody is a modern day vultair. >> it was a voiceover. >> that was legit. we don't doctor our videos. >> god bless you, cody. i am not assuming you are dead. i am assuming you this miserable. he is making a funny noise and he may have a problem. call me, cody. i know you can't call because you have paws. post game wrap up from tv's andy levy. clips of reebts shows, fox news dot slash red ey

have dr dre while we're still waiting for this rapper his next album detox we haven't forgotten about. dres a drunk driving charge in one thousand nine hundred four or the time he broke a guy's joe outside his girlfriend's ouse and went to jail for ninety days the doctor has come a long ways and of a new way and is clearly a savvy entrepreneur that understands his audience he's now the c.e.o. of electronics he react in one hundred ten million pretax dollars last year he was on the forbes cash number one selling beats by dre headphones. we have ourselves a banker ok you said you said dr dre has been to jail because this is going to make things that. this is going to make things very easy bankers by definition do not go to jail so we're going have to cast aside here for the sake of this suspend disbelief i think dr dre is a pure business man he said as a gangster credentials a long time ago and i'm going to have to go with banker i'm going to say gangster. he was a member of n.w.a. i think i think about i would make him. what do you what do you say control around banker. gangster. all right so you get that one moving along we'd be remiss if we didn't include the leader of america'

dr. king's "i have a dream speech" it's now possible to have a president that looks like him, a black man. >>> coming up, giants try to snap their two game skid. >> >> sports wrap with joesy is coming up, next. . fonzie is coming up next. . >> good evening, welcome to this early sunday nights sports wrap. the oakland a's will welcome royals any time they want to return. a's trying to finish off a three-game sweep. nothing for either team, seth smith makes sure the royal done get anything going with a sliding catch. the royals did take a 2-1 lead in the fifth and they added to it. battle out the a's to catch up with single runs in the 5th, 7th anth. derrick with hit to center. derrick lowe enters when the bull gets past him. it was 3-3 in theth. lost one against h eric kirschner rrera. that one is not up canning bag. homer number one., a's take the one run lead and make it a three-game sweep for the royals, 4-3, the final. some fans in his own dugout. he love being up there with the game on the line that's kind of his thing. he wants to be the guy just like everyone on the team wants to be the guy. we have all of the faith in world in guys like him. it's fun to watch out

dr. john sachs. it's good to have you all onboard this morning. even you, heilemann. did you see joeas on the best dressed list? and willie. you're so best dressed. i don't get joe, though. he's dressing right now. and i don't think it's best dressing. >> who's best dressed was that? this is the man who invented the morning fleece, right? and he's right now putting his pants and shirt on and i'm sure his tie will be on backwards. >> when you see him in the off hours, joe can put it together. >> really? >> he's got the fleece and the frayed polo shirt from pensacola. >> you ask lewis how he steamed a pair of pants. >> not sure i want to hear this. >> it was all bad in the back of a car. i don't really get it, but we can maybe have "vanity fair" on to discuss. you know what i think the list is? only guys in news. not the best dressed guys in news, only guys in news. they named everybody. >> it's well known "vanity fair" has a pervasive alcohol dependency problem. >> true. >> i don't know what you're -- >> they're all drunk over there. >> okay. anyhow, we'll take a closer look at the li

joe. you know where the guy is now? the good doctor went from l.a. and beverly hills to lebanon. this is not probably the most --. jon: dr.ss relationship with the father of the victim, that relationship apparently went doubt south and not too long after that the vick tip was killed. >> that's correct. there is an affirmative statement by the prosecution in this case in a court filing by the prosecution saying that this doctor is not a subject of the investigation. if this is a murder-for-hire, if i am paying somebody $250,000 to murder somebody, i would think that would be a defendant in this case. they have had every opportunity to charge him. jon: does that court filing mean he is completely free of any risk of being charged here? >> in this trial it does. whether he comes to back to l.a., whether they put handcuffs on him or not, that remains to be seen. jon: that's what i mean. if he were to come back to the united states, he apparently disappeared in lebanon but if he comes back to the united states potentially runs the risks of facing arrest? >> what the prosecution is doing here to keep the jurors the eye on the b

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joe wilson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for how much time? mr. roe: one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, dr. row, for yielding. today house republicans will vote for the 37th time to repeal or defunding obamacare. prior to its deal making passage in 2010, the national independent -- nationaling orny sargse of independent businesses warned that government takeover of health care would destroy 1.6 million jobs due to mandates and tax increases crippling small businesses. to make matters worse, at a time when our nation is experiencing record unemployment, president obama has called on the i.r.s., an agency currently in the midst of scandal to create thousands of new agents to enforce ouh ba macare. based on recent reports it's clear i.r.s. should not be expanded to include the authorization of controlling health care for the american people. today's vote will give us an opportunity to repeal a crucial job killing, destroying bill that in turn will provide small businesses the certainty they need to begin hire geng and put american families back to work. as a proud co-sponsor i urge my colleag