we should look at our emails. a lot of us make donations via our email. look at our personal email. not just our work email and our phones. we're mobile now so look at your phone bill also. > >is it too late for somebody to do a stock donation? > >you can do a stock donation today but it will count on this year's taxes. so the taxes that you file next year. thats when it will count. and of course if its appreciated stock, you get the value of the donation of the appreciated stock not just when you purchased it. > > and of course if you work for yourself you can always put some money into a sep account today and you do not have to pay that money to uncle sam. > > correct. the tax laws are always changing so i recommend that you consult your financial planner. my guess is their phones are ringing off the hook today. you can probably call right now and they're in their offices. > >thank you lisa. > >happy to be here. > >happy tax day! > >happy tax day. still ahead the latest on competition brewing in the coffee business. plus, why restaurants on wheels are booming in la and in several

and parents who didn't have the privilege of access to email or translation were not given voice and were not heard. i think that's a direct violation of what the goals or. so we need to change the goals or enforce the goals. if there's nothing else that's heard from what i'm saying today, my issue today is that the district supports restorative justice that we're showing our commitment to access and equity and making sure the diverse families at lake shore -- all of them -- privileged parents, not so privileged parents, feel that their voice is heard and has equal weight. equal weight. and the reason i bring this up again is that there continues to be sidestepping of traditional organization that we use. putting up non translated surveys on email that only hit the percentage of the families so i think equal voice is very important. thank you. and i support you and i want to support you all supporting us doing what we all say we're going to do. >> i have a couple more cards on isolated issues. please approach as i call your name. two minutes each. >> good evening board members and pr

reflected in our attempts to gain clarify from the administration and from the board via our campaign of email, phone messages and by our continued presence here at these board meetings. the lack of a move by the board to rescind the non reelection of tina and further more the complete lack of effort to reach out to and work with the community, the members here represented in this manner has led to conflicting stories about next steps and confusion as ho how to achieve our goal of keeping tina as a resource to the district. needless to say, this is frustrating for a community that feel that it's been under served for too long. we /urpbl the board to act now and rescind the non reelection of tina and in so doing, reverse the action of robbing the district of a great asset. >> i'm a youth coordinator and i have some -- all my youth have had miss [inaudible] as a teacher and i'm reading through one of youths. she should stay because she has been one of the nicest teachers i have had and she has been very generous and thoughtful and she is the only filipino person in the middle school so why would

email me. there are great stories i have been hearing today. we have amazing and large panel and it is an honor to moderate for them. real quickly you will have to take my word. i have read their full bios which are three pages here. i'm not going to read all of that but you have to my word these are award winning policy makers and leaders in our community. we will start with jeff rosen. [applause] he's the district attorney of santa clara county and the recognized leader in criminal justice reform. he oversees the largest prosecutor's office north of los angeles and prosecute about 40,000 cases each year, so he is on the ground. he sees it all. he is however a green bay packer fan but we will forgive him because they lost. >> you should be very happy. you won. >> next to him is richard carranza and the superintendent of san francisco unified, just started in the summer of july. prior to that he was the deputy superintendent of innovation and social justice. [applause] next to richard is nancy o'malley, district attorney for alameda county. she

student at columbia journalism school, who interviewed rudoren by email.editing policy for social media makes a lot of intellectual sense, but maybe not so much practical sense, rudoren wrote. i've found the back and forth over what i should write and how i should write it a back and forth very familiar and very welcome in the newspaper editing realm to mostly feel awkward and off for facebook and twitter. the very act of bringing in an editor and having all kinds of exchanges over what to post just seems somewhat anathema to form. one of rudoren's concerns was very practical she sends proposed tweets or facebook posts to new york editors in the morning, jerusalem time, and they may not be returned by her bosses for seven hours or so. i'm not sure an edited feed is a feed worth following. plus, her facebook page has now become a forum for middle east vitriol, from both sides. she told beckerman, especially when combined with the fact that my feed has gotten anemic and less interesting, we'll lose whatever momentum we were building. and so, what do we make

. >> the school sent out emails, activated the phone tree. the handful of people showed up anyone. no one the school board president talked to questioned playing it safe. >> not one negative comment from parent or kids. the parents have been driving up and thanking the police department for being here and being out, being visual. we have officers at all four school sites to make a presence known. >> reporter: police expect this investigation could take a while. on monday morning, the principal expects to unlock the gates and get everyone back into classes. she says when they come back, they'll sit down with students and staff to talk about what happened. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the fire hazmat team is on scene. half an hour ago, a fire spokeswoman told us testing was underway at the lumber company. the call came in before 9:30 this morning. firefighters found a 27-year- old man with nonlife threatening injuries. 12 were evacuated. it started when a forklift driver accidentally punctured something that may have contained toxic chemicals. >>> chevron released the investigation repor

and it gives you the tools to create custom emails that drive business.just one of the ways constant contact can help you grow your small business. sign up for your free trial today at constantcontact.com/try. >> shepard: the president awarded the medal of honor to a man who served in the army but did not fire a gun. an army chaplain during the korean war. he carried an injured american for miles on chinese death march. he dodged explosions and bullets to save soldiers who were hurt. >> the father raced between fox holes, out past the front lines and into no man's land. dragging the wounded to safety. when his commanders ordered an evacuation, he chose to stay. gathering the injured. tending to their wounds. >> shepard: father emil kapaun died in a prison of war camp 35 years old. a country boy from the small town in kansas just received the nation's highest award for valor. debt our country owes to a brave american hero updating fox top story tonight. rupp lawmaker publicly read out what the pentagon called an unclassified passage in a classified report

. >> the school sent out emails, activated the phone tree. the handful of people showed up anyone. no one the school board president talked to questioned playing it safe. >> not one negative comment from parent or kids. the parents have been driving up and thanking the police department for being here and being out, being visual. we have officers at all four school sites to make a presence known. >> reporter: police expect this investigation could take a while. on monday morning, the principal expects to unlock the gates and get everyone back into classes. she says when they come back, they'll sit down with students and staff to talk about what happened. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the fire hazmat team is on scene. half an hour ago, a fire spokeswoman told us testing was underway at the lumber company. the call came in before 9:30 this morning. firefighters found a 27-year- old man with nonlife threatening injuries. 12 were evacuated. it started when a forklift driver accidentally punctured something that may have contained toxic chemicals. >>> chevron released the investigation repor

in an email they said this.has not been charged with any murder and we have not named any suspect, prime suspect or persons of interest in the case. investigation continues and all leads and tips continue to be worked. in that context, the authorities are apparently to double the award. they want to pump it up to $400,000 which those that no law enforcement say, its sign they may be short on clues. >> gregg: why would the f.b.i. and some other agencies searching through those two storage units? did they belong to williams? >> no confirmation they were his, but the feds did sweep through his house thoroughly on friday. the suspicion that the murderers had a grudge which criminal experts say could turn sorrow. >> there are literally numerous cases that go before prosecutors sometimes for the most routine of reason that create a rage and a sense of injustice and powerlessness in the person that faced them. >> reporter: before he ripped of his status, they have labeled williams and described his crime as evil form n

send it to the other email. there's one email that all of you have and then there's another email.hat all of you have is always full. no, kim, the regular address. oh my god. so these students who got stabbed in the face, how bad did they seem? >> two of them were bad. like two of them were like the two girls, that was the first two i saw. i was like oh my god. it's like -- and like you could see a hole through her cheek and another in her neck. i thought i saw another girl with a slice on her cheek also. >> shepard: i'm going to show you this picture you sent in. this is -- this is steven mada's photograph of the suspect on the ground. how hard was he to get down? >> very easy. he just gave up right away. he was -- he knew what -- he saw what was coming. >> shepard: all he ever said was i give up. >> yeah. >> shepard: did he seem upset? >> not at all. that's the thing. only thing he worried about was his earpiece for his hearing aid. >> shepard: what did the cops say or the security guards or whatever? >> well, they were -- they were just -- they picked him up and said don't worry

but instead the minutes were accidentally emailed to about 100 people on tuesday around 2:00d. the key information went out to congresional staffers, lobbyists. as well as citigroup, jp morgan chase, wells fargo and other financial firms.an investigation is underway because the early release of the information may or may not have been behind a rally in stocks and sell off in commodities. the incident is under investigation... the fed's next meeting may 1st. postal service is giving up on its plan to end saturday delivery,after failing to convince congress.usps had hoped to shorten its deliver week in an effort to save 2 billion dollars.while some congressional members agreed with the plan, others wanted the agency to negotiate for lower wages instead from the postal union and consider raising mail prices. a new study by the european central bank.. shows some surprising findings.although germany is bailing out a number of eurozone countries.. germany has the largest amount people who are considered poor. one of the categories measured home ownership. german residents ranked lowe

but by email he told us he didn't need a real estate license. this company does to the conduct loans for real estate, such a license is not needed. this company provides a packaging service. >> this is whole entire pact that you receive from miguel. it's educational pact that he claims is for the $1995. >> the package included a request for modification, financial and loan information, a property value report and other documents. she showed us emails promising he would make sure the file became a priority. in the emails lopez urged her to let him do all the calling to the lender. however, lopez dense that 1995 he charged is an advance fee. we offer a packaging service. clients pay for the package and nothing more. lisa, however isn't buying any of that. >> to know from the start to the end it was all a lie, i don't trust anyone anymore. >> they have forwarded all the complaints to the state attorney general. >> contract they signed guaranteed a refund that the educational financial package submitted to the lender does not render a positive outco

email.] >> email. that's great. >> jimmy: what's that? >> it's funny. email, "late night with jimmy fallon." i get it, man. that one took me a second to get, but i love your show. i see where you're going with that one, though. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you talking about? what do you mean you see where i'm going? >> come on. email. email, mailbox, box springs, springtime, time out, outback steakhouse, bring it back to the blooming onion, "glass onion" by the beatles on the white album, album of the year, bring it back to the grammys, who just won a grammy for best comedy album? jimmy fallon, host of "late night with jimmy fallon." how do you like me now? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i guess i like you the same as before. i don't even know you. >> well, i know you because i sleep inside your soul. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i guess that's just insane. i think you need help. >> help? you did it again. help, "late night with jimmy fallon?" that one took me even more than a second, but i

and it gives you the tools to create custom emails that drive business.ne of the ways constant contact can help you grow your small business. sign up for your free trial today at constantcontact.com/try. uh, charles couldn't make it. his single miles card blacked him out here and here. he should have used... the capital one venture card. he's coming to us from home. hey fellas... hey baby, you want mama to iron your undies? nice tightie whities. i didn't know mrs. barkley made quilts. really? looks like a circus tent. is that the best you got? now if you put this, with this, you have a sailboat. what's in your wallet? >> sean: we close the show with a warning that each and every american needs to hear, or at least each american who uses email and text message to communicate with their friends, their family, their colleagues, because, believe it or not, according to attorneys inside the internal revenue service it seems the federal government believes they have the right to snoop through your private correspondence without a warrant. their search warrant h

[applause] >> i get a lot of emails and press releases

but that was before the advent of round-the-clock shopping, cell phones and email that placed us on call4 hours a day. >> people are feeling theburden and the pressure of a fast-paced world and wanting to find some alternatives. new rhythm of being and how sabbath is a part of that conversation. >> it's an idea as old as the bible. recorded in the book of exodus. one of the ten commandments, in which god is said to have told moses, remember the sabbath, to keep it holy. in it thou shall not do any work. >> we'll just take a few minutes to share, tell the people at your table about that and why is it, why it creates sabbath for you, why it helps make sabbath happen for you. >> now, a growing number of pastors are trying to help people reclaim at least one day of the week for sabbath. time set aside for spiritual, mental and physical renewal. whetheris sunday or even another day. it's been described as the most precious present mankind has received from the treasure house of god. >> these clergy members are here to explore realistic ways that people can observe the sabbath. despite all of

we think we know what we mean by it but i can't tell you the emails i get from individuals. >> if "if you don't get me in the school i want to you're denying me social justice" and it's usurping of the teerm and let's call bullying what it is and assault and make it clear to what it is and make it clear to other individuals and there are other grades and issues of classroom management and it's okay and let's get focused and ready to go on the lesson, but when you're talking about hurting somebody's feelings that is often times in my experience been an issue of power. >> yeah, i would like to add to that. i think there has been dialogue in the nation throughout the issue in the last year, and when you look at recent report that the federal department of education presented basically has the definition of bullying in every single state and also a list of i think 37 components and ranks that show you state by state which ones include those components of it. as we heard earlier the federal department is close to approving a federal definition of bullying, so i do believe there is a lot of

attorney originally assigned to the case sent an email to council saying he was withdrawing. i i understand why someone would want to step back and it makes sense to me. especially people that have families. >> keep in mind investigators are looking for investigation corrections between white supremist groups and at least three shootings targeting the law. a district attorney and his wife, dead from gunshot wounds over the weekend, the second killing of a local prosecutor in two months. in january somebody shot and killed his deputy, the assistant district attorney, on the same day feds announced his office was working on a case against the aryan brotherhood. last month the head of the gang killed a texas prison guard. >> we're waiting for a new conference to begin from the kaufman county sheriff's department. dan springer is live 40 miles outside of dallas. i'm curious if they're closer to solving this thing. >> it's hard to say because they've been so tight-lipped but there's a news conference and we hope to know more. minutes. it's significant because they have not said an

so at 8:35, i got an email and the reporter got an email confirming it. and this is just one of these -- another problem with the whole immigration system. these people came over from chechnya or dagestan and they claim they were seeking refuge. they are refugees, they're seeking asylum so they were granted asylum. that means they are automatically eligible for welfare and these people obviously took advantage of it. >> megyn: let me stop you there i don't think a lot of people know that it's one thing if you come over here illegal immigrant, normally you have to wait like five years before you can get public assistance. there is an exception for refugee. >> or anchor baby. >> megyn: there is exception for refugees. as soon as you come you can get public assistance. >> correct. >> megyn: that's what we have reasonable to believe this family may have done. i mean, it could be close to a decade that this family and now we, you know, being told two of the brothers just bombed us have been receiving the public's money. >> right. and the department of transiti

look at this email that reads from the former tech analyst. have a second hand read from someone at the company, dell. these emails were sent to michael steinberg and said be extra sensitive with the info and keep the dell stuff on the down low. look at more emails coming up of the investigation. these are from michael steinberg. and again, these emails were sent in and around august of 2008, in and around dell earnings report. normally we would never divulge data like this so please be discreet. thanks. another was talking to steve h cohen about dell earlier today. what's going on is the federal authorities are trying to get michael sneinberg to flip, to provide testimony and evidence against steve cohen. he does face at least 20 years in prison. he faces four counts of conspiracy fraud and one count of conspiracy. earlier another executive at s.a.t. capital did not flip. he has stuck fast. he's saying he's not guilty. michael steinberg saying he's not guilty. steve cohen has not been charged but more and more emails are coming out and provid

[applause] >> i get a lot of emails and press releases and it was interesting yesterday morning i went and saw the movie "bully" with the kids in san francisco and over the course of the rest of the day i got and maybe a few days before that at least three emails, press releases, with adults accusing each other of being a bully. in one case it was folks accusing a superintendent of being a bully for imposing budget cuts. another one it was a principal who was a bully because she was tough on teachers at the school. i hear politicians calling each other bullies on the campaign trail. when i watched the film yesterday it broke my heart that alex who was completely experiencing what a bully really felt like to have these people throwing this word around lightly, politically, for press attention. and i want to go back and talk about bullying. i think people addressed it in their minds what bullying is, but i want to ask you what is bullying? how did that differ or where is it on the spectrum of behavioral issues? is there a point where you say this is bullying? and when do you step in and

harford county sheriff's office calls them the scam relative in danger a person will get a call or emailpretending to be a family member in trouble and needing money. sometimes they pretend to have been robbed or stuck somewhere on vacation. they ask for a credit card number or a wire transfer. the sheriff's office says anyone who gets a call or email, absolutely should report it. >>> george zimmerman, the man accused of murdering trayvon martin is due in court. a judge is expected to ask him if he is giving up a right to stand your ground hearing. we will see a little bit of change the forecast towards tomorrow. thursday and friday, much better days, look at the view this morning, because we have clouds and a few showers, all this is caughtsey of an area of high pressure that's anchored to the north and east. you get clockwise flow, you hear me talk about the flow around high pressure, that is ushering in the easterly flow, on shore flow. we are getting the moisture from the atlantic, and that's going to keep us in the clouds for today and keep us on the foggy side this morning and also

they are getting an email crime alert about the sexual assault of that female student. police today are looking for a suspect. >> campus safety is our priority. i want to make sure that everyone on our college campus understands that. >> campus officials are trying to calm the nerves of students at st. mary's college in the wake of the sexual assault that happened on saturday on a residents hall. >> the young lady met a gentleman somewhere off campus and came back and sometime early in the morning on saturday morning, an assault or battery occurred. >> police say the suspect was not a st. mary's student. he is described as a white male, 21 years old, 6'1" medium build with brown hair and blue eyes. they got the campus alert email about the attack but sai they are not fearful. >> i think this campus is really safe. you have to -- i feel like it's really safe. if you put yourself in the wrong situation that can happen. >> you try to be safe and keep your friends in the loop what is going on, people will look out for you. >> they had curfews and some restrictions but the s

and it gives you the tools to create custom emails that drive business. it's just one of the ways constant contact can help you grow your small business. sign up for your free trial today at constantcontact.com/try. >> shepard: big changes in the trial of jody diareas. today the judge removed juror number 5. there is a back story here. defense attorneys said they have learned that this prosecutor was signing autographs and posing for photos outside the courtroom ito style. the judge in the jodi arias trial questioned each and every juror about that issue. that's when the defense said juror number 5, a woman in her 30's engaged in misconduct. making statements that could have swayed the rest of the jury. defense attorneys did not elaborate. the judge denied their request for a retrial but she did dismiss that juror. and today when the court broke for lunch, she had extra instructions for the jury. >> i'm going to ask security to escort you out a different door for purposes of the lunch hour and that you convene in a different location. we will tell you whe

if they can't use excel, i doubt they could send it an email attachment. but, folks, siegfried and roy are standing by their results saying quote the weight of the evidence to date, including this latest comment by herndon, seems entirely consistent with our original interpretation of the data. right. entirely consistent with their interpretation because no matter how much the results change, the hypothesis must remain the same. that's science. well, folks, now that i know academic papers don't have to be all math-y to make a global impact, i've got some of my own completely unsupported findings i would like to drop. for instance, hydrofracking makes your ass look better in jeans. crude oil: nature's egret moisturizer. and holster v. bra: how gun control causes man loofer boobs. how gun control causes manboobs. and unlike banger and mash, my studies are pier-reviewed in that i showed them to some sea gulls on a pier. and i can say,. ( cheers and applause ). and i can say with absolute certainty that i did not make a single error in my excel spreadsheet bec

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were filled and we actually had so much popularity on the first hours that we did get quite a few emails saying "we can't get into the system" and that because the system has a limited system to process them. we have silver tree and pine lake and lacrosse and art in the park and museum camps, the randall over night kaism for kids 10 to 12 and discovery camp and it's not too late to register so sign up today. recruitment has been begun with san francisco and the parks alliance. we are looking for kids in age group. teens upon work in the parks and open spaces and advance their leadership and gain valuable work experience and for more information call our office. i would now like to invite larry barry from san francisco youth works that wanted to make a quick presentation. larry, come on up. >> thank you commissioners and good morning. as he said i am larry barry. if you don't know we have an internship program 11 and 12 graders participating and that includes recreation and parks and i am here today to present an award to you for your contribution to our program. we have been able to prov