by the smoke and the heat and was unable to, you know, escape the fire and died inside. >> edith ann haynes, known to friends as ann, was divorced and was on disability from her job at the kendall company, makers of surgical dressings. a preliminary investigation indicated the fire started in a spare bedroom used as a storage space. officially, the cause of the blaze was ruled undetermined, but it was believed to be an electrical fire. >> it was right at the time the weather started getting a little cooler, and might have been some heat on and that might have started the fire. >> at the autopsy, the medical examiner expected to find evidence of smoke inhalation. instead, he found no soot or debris in her trachea and her hyoid bone in her neck was broken, which usually indicates strangulation. >> i have never seen a situation where a bone in a person's throat has been crushed by accident, unless there's been some traumatic car wreck or some other explanation. >> the medical examiner also found marks on the outer part of her neck. >> they were consistent with fingernail marks. whatever

our guest this week is the chairwoman of the federal trade commission, edith ramirez. she's a lawyer, she's a harvard law grad, and she served as one of the editors of the harvard law review prior to joining the ftc in 2010, she's been the chairwoman since 2013. lynn stanton of "telecommunications reports" is a senior editor there. >> hi. we were talking about data security, legislation. in the reality the political prospects for getting that passed anytime soon aren't that great. any legislation is a slim bet really at this time, and there are few issues that state authority enforce, they may prove to be stumbling blocks. given the authority that you have right now, have you at all looked into the idea of one of these multistakeholder processes that the commerce department has been using with respect to privacy, and now they've picked up one for patent online notification issues? do you think that's an area that maybe working with consumer stakeholders and corporate and other stakeholders that have access to all this data could be a good approach? >> guest: absolutely

. >> host: edith ramirez is our guest. he is a lawyer and a harvard law grad and severed to the "the harvard law review". >> we were talking about data legislation and in reality the political prospects getting passed are not that great. there are a few issues like state authority to enforce and they proved to be blocked. given the authority you have right now, have you looked into the idea of multi stake processing that they are using with respect for privacy and now they picked one up for paton online issues. do you think that could be a good approach? >> guest: absolutely. i think self-regulation, as long as you have robust organization, we support that. and we at the commission support that as long as there is a robust standard and an enforcer such as the ftc i think it can be very important to compliment the work. >> host: what kind of work do you do with the fcc? >> guest: we collaborate into number of areas with the fcc and that is including enforcing the "do not call" rule. so yes, we work with them on a regular ba

ramirez,ton and edith chairman of the federal trade commission. please come back. >> thank you. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your television provider. >> the acting director of the white house's national drug control policy will testify about the president's budget next week on capitol hill. he spoke to the lieutenant governors association about the scripture and drug abuse -- prescription drug abuse. this is 25 minutes. >> good morning. i am the lieutenant governor of oklahoma and chair of the national lieutenant governors association. good morning and thank you all for being here. day and very busy first a great evening last night. this morning, we welcome a very distinguished guest. the acting director michael botticelli of the national drug control policy office. too many of our states are facing a growing tide of opiate overdoses. drug use ingle with our various communities. we thank the acting director for making the lieutenant governors one of the first groups h

. >> joining us this week is the chairwoman of the federal trade commission, edith ramirez. we appreciate it. when it comes to telecommunications, what is the ftc's responsibility in that area? >> let me start off by thanking you for letting me be on the show. it is a great opportunity to talk about the important work of the federal trade commission. let me explain that we at the federal trade commission had a dual mission which is to protect american consumers and to promote competition. we did that in a couple of different ways. the first i

daughter edith, a sophomore who attends balboa high school. so, this is passing, it's really close to home to the school communities at both balboa high school and james den man and district 11 residents in particular. he was instrumental in producing the annual celebration of nations events. he what a key figure in helping build the esteem of latino students, populations at balboa high school. he was a sponsor of the la ton owe club for many years and served as a mentor, ally and advocate ~ to many students, especially the young latino and latina students at balboa high. his classroom was considered a safe haven for many students and on any given day you will see students spend their lunchtime or after school time in his classroom. he is greatly missed. and as we speak, the balboa high school students are grieving his loss. the rest i'll submit. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. mr. president. >> thank you. madam clerk, i just have one thing i wanted to mention. i want to thank supervisor avalos for introducing the hearing for tagalog certific

. >> good morning, supervisors edith lopez from the department of public works dwp declared an emergency and after the contractor had been awarded the contract refused to comply with basic contract requirements and in other words, to meet the requirement to have this elevator repaired we be awarded the contract to the second low bidder. the second low bidder was able to how were you their original bid and that allows us to minimize the scheduled delays and meet the obligations for the access to general hospital and take care of this project if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you. >> okay. i think we're good mr. rose to our report please. thanks yes mr. chair and supervisor avalos on the bottom of page 5 the title of the resolution specifics that the proposed contract will modernize and replace elevators in building 80 and 90, however, 22 is only be replaced so the 20 other two are being modernized. that on page 6 under table 3 the $2.5 million represents an increases of 2 hundred and 80 thousand or 89.2 percent more marathon contract from the contractor who

. >> para edith créditos para graduarse se ve por un lado . >> reducir trabajo porque es como decir noa vida , como alimentación ,podría ser bueno para ellos que quieren progresar y tener una carrera . >>p ero la motivación es clave . >> quiern salir adelante y algo mejor para ellos , si hay estudiantes que si le ponen ganas para estudiar . >> cada distrito escolar ve los créditos los 240 son los más altos otros tienen 180 , el de san josé realiza reuniones para informar a los padres habrá una el 31 de marzo . >> noticias univisión 14 . >> el fabricante nissan llama a vehículos a revisión porque la bolas de aire podría no abrirse, modelos en pantalla ,, hay 3 reportes que no se inflaron . >> [música] . >> quedan 5 días para el tope de inscripción al "obama care" sino hace el registro podría tener una multa . >p> ero quienes inicien aplicación antes del lunes tienen hasta el 15 de abril para completar . >> guarde cambios después de consentimiento de verificación . >> suben adultos que se apuntan al "obama care", norma tiene más del curso que toma la primera etapa . >> son activos y no p

i am not edith. there is no edith. >> you are freaking me out.is the moment in the film where she has to make a turn. is she conning him or not? is it real? is she developing feelings, or is it part of the hustle? everything that happened in the bathroom is not real? now, i am scared. >> is this the best time in your life? >> yes. >> you get to do the kinds of things you have been trained to do, things you love, and work with people you love. >> i know that i feel very happy, that i am comfortable in this place. that is a really calming feeling, to be able to enter into these situations with this wonderful feeling, as opposed to feeling something else. but i truly do not know. i just try not to fear it is going to go away like that. i just want to enjoy it. >> jonah hill. the great jonah hill. >> probably the best i have worked with. it is amazing when you can have a certain thought process for what you think a scene is going to be, and somebody cares everything apart in front of you, and you have to ride with it. >> leonardo dicaprio's character

i'm not sure that the police handled it very well in expressing it to the community neighbor edith hallberg has lived on the first floor for more than 18 years. she says 54-year-old sylvan fuselier lived on the top floor in unit four. that's where berkeley police say he was found murdered. neighbor he worked long hours and had a girlfriend and made a lot of norway's and he drank any signs of no on that deadly mrning, police say someone in the community requested a welfare check on and, that's when the body was discovered. police will only say the death does not appear to be a random act. investigators are not releasing any further details, because they say they don't want to but hallberg says that she needs to know more. what's making you nervous? just the fact't know anything and it seems nobody else knows anything. and that makes us nervous neighbor police are offering a 15- thousand dollar reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this in the meantime, hallberg says she won't sleep well until the killer is caught. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. sonom

then in september of 1964, an edith came down from a dean of students all this political activity was to stop. the school had no idea of the result it would bring. >> you think you're grown up. you don't understand why you can't do things, why you can't put out information the way you could in high school maybe. >> reporter: demonstrations began immediate ly with students and committees putting together groups. savio stated the first principal. >> the university has no right to regulate the content of speech. >> reporter: as savio came to symbolize student rebellion another man came to symbolize the administers. the campus president steve kerr. >> with our past achievements and our high capacity. we should expect no less of ourselves. thank you. >> reporter: kerr was shaken to find out that many of the faculty backed the students. some everyone stepped on the steps of sprawl hall and spoke on the cause. the protest quickly turned into a full scale rebellion. students went on strike refusing to go to classes. students who did go to class often found nothing there. the teachers had join

sot edith verdin/padre lder de fremont 2.15.00 - 2.28.00 en las preparatorias , estamos pidiendo un nivelande de calidad de estudio para que nuestros jovenes se pueden graduar y queremos que salgan preparados para la universidad. nats... vo estas organizacione s instan a los padres de familia a involucrarse en la educacion de sus hijos para que puedan ser personas exitosas y no terminen involucrados en pandillas o en drogas. sot 3.42.00 - 3.54.00 en todo oakland existe esa problematica, y por eso estamos haciendo esto para que todas las preparatorias tengan recursos de seguridad y de mejor nivel academico. vo estudiantes como ebelin martinez, quien asiste al noveno grado, forma parte de actividades extracurricul ares que les ayudan a mejorar sus calificaciones y a tomar buenas decisiones. sot 5.24.00 - 5.42.00 ebelin martinez- linares/estudiante de fremont hs es muy importante porque la imagen... yo soy una de las mejores estudiantes aqui. vo en una zona donde el crimen esta a la vuelta de la esquina, a los padres los mantiene la esperanza de soÑar que sus hijos saldran adelante. sot01.43

. >> i created edith because i needed her to survive. that now. >> the tension it created felt very organic. sort of frenetic desperation. >> i've been looking for you, lone star. >> a transgendered woman fighting for her life. >> i need more of that cocktail [ bleep ] you got. >> i almost didn't recognize you. >> do you like this dress? i think the neckline is a little plunging. >> these physical transformations really helped to propel an inner transformation as well.

glen edward mcduffy was 18 when he said he was captured in the famous photo with the nurse, her name edithhane. mcduffy works with a forensic artist to prove he was the sailor sharing the kiss in times square in 1945. he says his arm was cocked in the picture because he was half expecting a jealous boyfriend or husband to come after him and he wanted to be ready. mcduffy was 86. >> love that picture. >> he missed a flight and made a quick decision. how a roundtrip mistake turned into an expensive lesson. bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters julie watts reports, it cou cost you big time. >>> many of us book flights requiring more and more stops but if you miss a leg of that flight, julie watts reports it could cost you big time. >>> reporter: kim lomax was thrilled when they are teenaged son flew home from college for christmas. >> oh, my god, yeah. yo

it's edith's birthday. she wanted to meet you. >> we have ambush make overs tomorrow.

just see if you can spot it. [ laughter ] "edith, will you take this thing off the wall, huh?" that like a cake mold? unbelievable. finally, this last screengrab was sent in to us by jason hobbs in chesapeake, virginia. he was checking out some tv listings. let's see what's on the hallmark channel. martha stewart show. chilled crab salad. oh, yeah. sound delicious. [ cheers and applause ] that's all the time we have for screengrabs. if you have a funny screengrab, e-mail it to us at screengrabs@tonightshow.com. we might put it on the show. stick around. we'll be back with bill cosby, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what if you could shrink your pores just by washing your face? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfoliating beads work to clean and tighten pores so they can look half their size. pores...shrink 'em down to size! [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. neutrogena®. [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. i've quit for 75 days. 15 days, but not in a row. for the first time, you can use nicorette even if you slip

. >> i created edith because i needed her to survive. i'm done with that now. >> the tension it created felt very organic. sort of frenetic desperation. >> i've been looking for you, lone star. >> a transgendered woman fighting for her life. >> i need more of that cocktail [ bleep ] you got. >> i almost didn't recognize you. >> do you like this dress? i think the neckline is a little plunging. >> these physical transformations really helped to propel an inner transformation as well. >> you're doing this to yourself. >> a young slave brutalized by a sadistic master. >> i ain't got no -- >> she didn't have the luxury of sentimentalizing her pain. and so neither could i in playing her. >> we don't work for you, man. >> technically you do work for me. >> a ruthless soul sucking wall street broker. >> donnie has no impulse control. no morality. and completely values the wrong things. >> 22 million in three hours! >> indescribably complex roles that have stretched these four actors to their limits. and won them nominations for hollywood's bigg

." >> lady edith, so good to see you. >> these are the roles that we were meant to play. >> reporter: web of deceit spanning some seven years across two states. according to this complaint filed with the court, first collecting from minnesota, then florida and for about a year receiving benefits from both states at the same time. in 2005 authorities say they started receiving public assistance after claiming they were living with andrea's mom in minneapolis. according to investigators, they were instead living on this $1.2 million yacht in florida. >> these rich folks ripped off the system. >> reporter: though the chisholms at one point claim they only had $80 to their name, the criminal complaint tallies up millions going into bank accounts and a spending habit that included $23,000 worth of plane tickets, cell phone bills and fine dining in just one month. >> this office is going to do every darn thing we can do to make sure these people do hard time. >> reporter: the fraud charges typically carry probation as the sentence, but in a unique move, the state attorney is seeking an upwa

neither henry james snort edith wharton whose age of innocence and the buccaneers dramatize the sameams knew that invest in the historian would find a reality ascom pelion as their fiction. [applause] i usually tell my students and ready to answer any question i know the are two. otherwise i say what teachers everywhere for millennia has that come to see me after class. [laughter] any questions? yes, sir. >> thank you for your talk. i am not very good at genealogy, but was betsy's son a second cousin of louis napoleon? >> yes. yes he was. >> he strikes me as a rather weak claim to succession. >> well, the issue was napoleon the third didn't have any children at the time they brought this. it's such a complicated story. at first, napoleon the third welcomes betsy and sharon and her son go. she calls him ofer bonaparte and says yes of course you're a member of the family and of course you belong. and man, betsy zacks has, jerome, who has a theory and vicious and truly nasty son -- i'm tempted to say he makes ted cruz looked nice, protested because pond on, this boy's name is jerome, to

i don't care the president or the secretary of defense is, what there was a monuments woman named editho in 1947 set is not enough that we be virtuous. we must also a fierce. she understood them the power of events. our parents all taught us that. first appearance as many. so we didn't have these monuments officers there because the priority, prioritization of protecting the cultural treasures wasn't there. we protected the oil installations. that was a smart thing to do. you've got to have fuel for your vehicles. we didn't protect the museum, the national archives in iraq, the national library which is not jobs over there were you trying to destroy, flood, damage and whose problems is that become? it becomes the american army. it's a big, big problem comments i think what we've got to have today, we certainly need to be training people and we're doing that, doing a tremendous job. but in the absence of the president of the united states we staving him i think the word spoke my present was the and general eisenhower that the united states will respect the cultural treasures of other cou

can you provide this committee with a commitment to win here to the minister edith procedures act on future rule making? been a i have not heard that i think we have done a remarkable job with the engagement to take comments in responding to comments. i will go back and ask questions and follow of. >> we will provide more detail on that. for next question concerns about the abuse deterrent foreign relations come if the agency establishes a clear path away and standard companies will continue to invest in this research. i have been troubled to hear from the drug manufacturers who would like to adopt these formulations they are stymied and confused of the lack of clear and consistent standards when we finalize guidance and can we expect that to have a generic versions with the fight for prescription in drug abuse to use all the available tools that is slowing down and that is unacceptable so could you finalize the guidance within the next six months? >> that is important but in all honesty the science and technology also need to be developed to incentivize companies to work hard to pro

thet, let's start with who isle edith ramirez, chairman of the federal trade commission, and once again, i issue the following words of comfort to you. nationalr that the gallery of art is going to take you over. you are going to be there a thousand years. whether they will or not, i do not know, but you will be. [laughter] >> thank you. chairman rockefeller and members of the committee, i appreciate being able to provide testimony on data security. under your leadership, chairman rockefeller, this committee has led critical efforts in congress to protect consumer privacy and data security. from the recent examination of the data broker industry and its proposingconsumers to data security requirements for industry, you and the members of this committee have sought to advance the same goals as the ftc, and i want to thank you for your leadership. aware, committee is well consumer data is at risk. recent data breaches remind us that hackers seek to exploit vulnerabilities in order to access and misuse consumer data in ways that kids -- that can cause harm to consumers and businesses. thes

estÁ edith saraga para hablar de los pro y contra de esta costumbre.a de exponerlos a la tecnologÍa. cuales son los beneficios. >>> puede aprender por si solo, es una gran cosa, otra cosa que comunicado con el mundo y siempre cuando tengamos lo que pueda ver, ellos no saben lo bueno y malo, y tenemos que saber que hacen, que investigan, y que es bueno y malo para ellos. hablamos de pasarse a lo excesivo. >>> mira, limitar el tiempo, y segundo los lugares, en la hora de comida no se debe usar el ipad, a la hora de dormir no se puede llevar el ipad a su cuarto, porque no sabemos hasta que hora juegue, y afecta en el colegio, su atenciÓn, sus relaciones, porque el niÑo estÁ en otro mundo. estÁ con su ipad, esta trasnochado. >>> bien, y veo lo que decÍas que no se lo pueden llevar a la mesa. entonces, no podemos estar con el telÉfono en el restaurante. >>> a veces es el mejor invento, pero tambiÉn nuestro peor enemigo. >>> algÚn consejo final? >>> me parece recomendarlo para bebÉs pequeÑos, tiene prohibido, lo que mira son las luces, se atrasan mucho en la

. >> tambiÉn edith dice polo yo sigo siendo fans de paco tan le y me recuerdo a su papÁ divertido y chieando una competencia entre las participantes peleando por la corona sino entre algunos reconocidos diseÑadores que estÁn mostrando sus creaciones de esta forma tenemos el gusto de poder hablar con ellos sobre su trabajo muy buenos dÍas rosita hurtado y eduardo y por supuesto a gustavo muchas gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. >> tÚ tienes muchos aÑos dis tiendo a las chicas de "nuestra belleza latina" que propuesta tienes diferente de la temporada? >> este domingo tenemos un tema en el cual cada diseÑador tienen que presentar su propuesta vistiendo a la chica que le corresponde. >> vamos a ver a la primera modelo que estÁ con vestido rojo. >> la chica que me toca es gabriela es un traje rojo que estÁ confeccionado en seda la parte superior tiene una encaje bordado con fondo piel es una traje de una caÍda muy como se dice muy vaporosa es algo que cuando ello caminaba parecÍa volar y esa era la idea que la chica luzca cÓmoda elegante al mismo tiempo. >> que hermosa ahÍ estamos viendo

it's edith's birthday. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> at 11:0 on your wednesday, good morningalestinian