@>> esther! @>> all right, esther. @let's see the categories @from which you will choose. @>> both: embrace your inner kid. @>> embrace your inner kid, @which is... @let's get into position, @everybody. @[cheers and applause] @okay, round two, which means it @is $200 for every correct name. @45 seconds on the clock, please. @get ready, get set, @off you go. @>> okay, it's the thing @that's made out of metal, @and it's round, and it's fun-- @>> slinky. @>> whoo! @okay, it's like the baby doll @that you used to carry, @with a little lip @like--it's a vegetable. @it's also called a vegetable. @>> patch kids, vegetable patch-- @>> the whole thing. @the whole thing. @something patch kids. @it's not a lettuce. @all right, pass. @that you play with. @it's not--it's really jokey. @it's another word for jokey. @>> jack-in-the-box? @>> i mean, it's like you can @make little play-doh with it. @it's like play-doh, @but it's funny, and it's like-- @>> silly putty. @>> yes--okay, @it's not my big horse, it's... @>> my tiny pony, lit

school psychiatrist esther socko don't want to some of them making excuses prolific could've gone back, i put take it all off sure i was doing everything. i'm sorry. the challenge was connecting the many incidents into significant threat to the district and still failed to connect the dots. as people named in that story, interestingly kevin hasn't been moved to principal and he still the assistant principal. esther song is that the school psychiatrist for chair creek public schools and scott murphy bull portland all this information on our website at kdvr.com. .like the justin joseph, foxy when denver. >> the point to get some sky fox over the scene of a bad accident selfless part of the metro area. this is a kent carol and wadsworth. we understand up with a number of cars involved in this accident there were injuries. several have been transported to hospital and something to figure out how badly they were injured. colorist it state patrol on the scene investigating. will keep you posted middle of the closures in that area for some time. >> a peaceful protest in march with the king ju

investigators say esther was beaten to death and donald died of natural causes. no trial date has been set yet. a norfolk, nebraska man's second attempt to appeal his murder conviction has been shot down. the nebraska supreme court today upheld the second degree murder conviction of 26-year old de'aris trice. trice was first convicted in stabbing death of 27- year-old timothy warren at a norfolk house party in december of 2010. but the state supreme court ordered a new trial, because of problems with jury instructions. trice was again found guilty and received a sentence of 40 years to life. in his latest appeal, trice argued the court was wrong to allow transcripts of statements from some witnesses into evidence. he also said his sentence is excessive. the high court found no evidence the trial court acted incorrectly. a northwest iowa woman accused of crashing her car into another vehicle on purpose pleaded not guilty. melissa ebert of cherokee, iowa faces attempted murder for a head-on collision in le mars, iowa back in september. three people ended up with se

investigators say esther was beaten to death and donald died of natural causes. of crashing her car into another vehicle on purpose has pleaded not guilty. melissa ebert of cherokee, iowa faces attempted murder for a head-on collision in le mars, iowa back in september. ththe people ended up with serious injuries. a rollover crash killed a siouxland teenager on her way to school this morning. the driver, who was 15- years-old, says she lost control on black ice and went into the ditch outside of moorhead on e54. two passengers weren't wearing seat belts and were thrown from the vehicle. 16-year-old shelby montage was pronounced dead at the scene. the monona county sheriff's office says shelby attended school at west harrison. the driver and a 12-year- old passenger went to the hospital in onawa. former president bill clinton campaigned for his wife today in sioux city. clinton spoke to a group of about 450 people. he calls hillary clinton the best changemaker he's ever met. "the reason republicans have been so hard on her for over a year now is they know that too

esther song is not a school and scott murphy retired last year will put a link to all of these documents on our website. just getting word from police that a ten -year-old girl was killed in a three-car crash tonight. the impact of the crash, but the money men sitting in a booster seat that was not overly secure a bird is no evidence, involved. >> new developments and others about agreement that died in a supporters are merely reach her goal of 1,000 online signatures file criminal charges against the couple involved. he'd gotten into a fight with police cited all three of those adult with disorderly conduct. the martinez lost consciousness six weeks later. the da says this is not the case of double jeopardy and is reviewing the investigation to see a felony charges should be filed. the funeral is this woman suspected of breaking into two cars at the begin of migration center in evergreen couple of weeks ago. police say she stole some credit cards from those cards and then use them an hour later bird if you know this woman call crimestoppers. for people survived a tumble down a steep emb

kent, esther, thank you both. >> you bet, gregg. >> thank you.w laws kick in covering everything from gun purchases to the minimum wage. we're going to bring you up to speed with a live report next. >>> plus millions around the world ringing in 2016 in high style, including a massive crowd near london's big ben. a look at some of the biggest celebrations coming up next. ♪ hyeah?m. we've got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes. well, i found this new thing called allstate quickfoto claim. it's an app. you understand that? you just take photos of the damage with your phone and upload them to allstate. really? so you get a quicker estimate, quicker payment, quicker back to normal. i just did it. but maybe you can find an app that will help you explain this to your father. quickfoto claims. just another way allstate is changing car insurance for good. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... this is brad. hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve f

i look at artists like lee were still at, and esther, you name it, these guys, then you looked at people like andrew dice clay. those guys already on record, i'll really a philly with major record labels. they were not getting their records take it off the shelf. so i look down from the standpoint of saying i'm a hip-hop artist can't i own my own record company, i am an easy target for the government and i just said look, if of god to take all my irony -- my money i earn to buy for free speech for hip-hop then i will do that. >> what are you doing today? >> there's in restaurants. i'm just happy. doing -- you know, helping out in the community. >> host: how did you get involved being a defensive coordinator? >> guest: my passion has always been football. i ended up going to miami beach i playing football. when my career dies down i said i would go back to my youth program that i found it along with sam johnson 25 years ago and start coaching , and i did. now i have great players in the nfl. it's an e-mail come on just happy. the most important one is the one that came out of my program,

esther and other family members are marching to the president's office in abuja. they are demanding more information about what the government is doing to find them. thursday marked exactly 21 months since they were taken. >> i want to hear something about this. we are working on it, we are working on it. for how long have they been working on it? we are going on two years. and after two years. >> there have been many demonstrations like this calling for the government to do more, many thought the new government which came to power last may, would find the girls. during the campaign, he promised to make the rescue the government's top priority if elected. but that has not happened. >> many of these family members and supporters of the missing school girls are angry. they say the president recently admitted that the government has no firm intelligence or information on where the school girls are. they say they are still looking for the girls and have rescued 300 people from boko haram in the last month. >> we want to bring them alive. >> they say eight month since

label in the south, owned and operated myself, you know, i look at artists like we were still at, and esther, you name it, these guys, people like andrew dice clay, those guys are already on record. they were already in philly with major record labels. they were not getting the records take off the shelf. so i look at it from the standpoint saying i'm a hip-hop artist, i own my own record company, i'm an easy target for the government and i just say look, if i've got to take all my money i earned to fight for free speech for hip-hop, then i will do that. >> host: what are you doing today treasury what am i doing today? on coaching high school football. i still have the record label. we do quite a few musical jingles for commercials, whether commercials for movies. is helping my wife out with their nfl agency in restaurants. i'm just happy doing, helping out with the community. >> host: how did you get involved in being a defensive coordinator for a miami high school. >> guest: my passion has always been football. i ended up going to miami beach high playing football. i always said when my ca

neunaber is charged with 1st degree murder in connection to the death of his mother, 80-year- old esther neunaber in july of 2014. a trial date has not yet been set. jenna: annmate in the emmet county jail was found dead in his cell yesterdrd morning. 51 year old lee roy hum was found unresponsive in his cell by jail staff. the staff administered first aid before he was transported to the hospital in esterville. hum had been arrested and booked into the jail on an outstanding county warrant. tim: a school bus accident sent a handful of people to the hospital near sac city. the bus hit a truck at the intersection of rolf avenue and highway 20. the driver of the truck and both his passengers, taken to a nearby hospital. two of the four children on the bus were also taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the scscol bus driver was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign. jenna: big news today if mayor bob scott announced this morning that american airlines will be adding service to their hub in dallas. the flights will begin in may. dallas is a top destination for business and leisure

that gives control to the system to the regional water asheville appeals to the supreme court, mayor esther manheimer announced the decision today. >> this is an important decision for all the citizens of asheville and all the citizens who live across the state. >> tammy: the lawsuit is being watched across north carolina. its outcome could set a new legal precedent on how lawmakers have over government. >>> we have new information about the zika virus. the mosquito borne disease seems to be on the rise. >> darcel: health officials say more than 30 people have the virus in the u.s. all brought back from abroad. >> tammy: it's not contagious person to person. but there's still a risk. >> if somebody is infected and comes back to the united states and is bit by a mosquito, that and that person can be affected. >> tammy: blood tests are not yet complete . >> darcel: in vote 2016, donald trump campaigned in new hampshire today less than 24 hours after skipping the gop debate. >> tammy: trump spent last night at an event in iowa. he was the only republican candidate to leave that state today. >>

esther song is not a school psychologist for cherry creek and scott murphy retired last year will put a link to all of these documents on our website.

this discussions between the two cochairmen esther gomez on the assembly side and [inaudible] whether they want to rely on newly introduced bills move it back into the conference setting and use the parliamentary maneuvers available under special session and that's open-ended. in the meantime, the governor last week introduced his budget to the legislature and to california and contained in there was a transportation funding plan. basically, it was very similar to what he had allowed to be released by the secretary of transportation at the end of last summer with some modest changes. essentially, just as a reminder and is an update, he is looking-his program depends largely on a new registration fee. they called the road charge but it will be assessed on every vehicle, including hybrids and electric across the board same level of $65 per vehicle. the reason about $2 billion. another element of the proposal, which we find is now migrated to a couple other proposals, is reestablishing the old tax swap annual board of equalization excise tax setting a forget getting rid of that just rees

this discussions between the two cochairmen esther gomez on the assembly side and [inaudible] whether they want to rely on newly introduced bills move it back into the conference setting and use the parliamentary maneuvers available under special session and that's open-ended. in the meantime, the governor last week introduced his budget to the legislature and to california and contained in there was a transportation funding plan. basically, it was very similar to what he had allowed to be released by the secretary of transportation at the end of last summer with some modest changes. essentially, just as a reminder and is an update, he is looking-his program depends largely on a new registration fee. they called the road charge but it will be assessed on every vehicle, including hybrids and electric across the board same level of $65 per vehicle. the reason about $2 billion. another element of the proposal, which we find is now migrated to a couple other proposals, is reestablishing the old tax swap annual board of equalization excise tax setting a forget getting rid of that just rees

the sacred heart youth choir performs "esther" at burns hall, tonight only at 7:30. there's no admission charge, but donations will be accepted. those and more stories can be heard on news talk wjag, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " jessica rae: dozens of sixlanders got imimrtant questionabout health insurance answered last night... from our phone bank. the abc9 phone bank was staffed with local experts to help our viewers find insurance coverage through the health insurance marketplace. the adline to enroll is january could face penalties. if you're still looking for a plan for you or your family, there's still time to weigh your options even if you already have insurance through the marketplace. julie brookhart, centers for medicare and medicaid says, "it really does pay to go back in and look at your options again, because we know more than 50% of people are finding cheaper plans at the same coverage level by going in and checking out your options once again." jessica rae: you can explore options at health care dot gov. you can also get connected with local resources

his 80-year-old mother, esther was found in her rural akron home of blunt force trauma. neunaber was arrested in la crosse, wisconsin the day after. a trial date has not been set yet. tim: authorities are looking into the death of an inmate in the emmet county jail yesterday according to emmet county sheriff mike martens, 51 year old lee roy hum was found unresponsive at 8 o'clock thursday morning. hum was transported to the hospital in estherville, where he was pronounced dead. the state medical examiner is conducting an autopsy in a aeny today iowa d-c-i is ntinuing to ininstigate the case. tim: a 16 year old girl has died after a rollover accident in rural monona county this morning according to authorties, 15 year old sidney solberg lost control of her vehicle when she hit a patch of black ice and went into the ditch. the vehicle rolled at least once, solberg's passenger 16 year old shelby montage of year old braiden solberg, were both ejected from the vehicle. montange was pronounced dead at the scene. the other 2 teens were taken to the hospital for treatment. they

esther mccormick: i don't think it's the same argument at all. -- mr. mccormack: i don't think it's the same argument at all. with regard to net neutrality, we support the standards and we support adoption and regulation of the lot. have a variety .f ways to access the internet they are being imposed because it is thought that those particular standards are the way in which an open internet should , and i don't know of a single internet service provider in the company -- in the country a businessto operate modeled in conflict with the open internet standard. mr. lewis: by the way, we agree with walters point about access. we think it is consistent with the idea of letting consumers have access to all the options available. >> you brought up dr. malone, i cable industry magnet who has a lot of interest and a large stake in charter. charter has offered some concessions that they say would limit to the point of not being interests in charter vis-a-vis his interests in other programs. does u.s. telecom think those conditions are sufficient or would you like

. >> reporter: esther fonte left her job in new york city and headed back when she heard her daughter's school had a bomb threat. >> she said, can you pick me up? >> some stood outside for more than an hour in the bone-chilling cold with no jackets before walking to the middle school. >> everyone was cold. teachers were handing out blankets. everybody was borrowing >> teaneck students evacuated to a school in lavonia. they were also called in clifton, hensack. >> because they were other schools and not specific to la sloan lavoen ya, we t k that into consideration. >> at the expense of being cold, students almost lost an entire instructional day after the long weekend. >> i just missed all my classes and everything. 's not fair for the students. >> reporter: and then there is the fear. even after police had clear the buildings, hundreds of students called or texted their parents saying they just wanted to go home. >> i was like, no, i'm really scared.tcan you pick me up? >> reporter: there were a line of parents here at teaneck high school earlier t aay t oo pick up th eir child en earl

of presidential candidates are hitting the hillary clinton is holding a town hall event and watch esther -- in rochester this noon. manchester rate of -- in manchester. right now, democrat bernie sanders is also in the granite state. this morning, he held a town hall in north conway. he also has stops planned in concord, bedford, and hudson. and democrat martin o' malley is also in new hampshire today. right now, he is holding a town hall in portsmouth, and later this afternoon he heads to tilton. the republican visitors include john kasich, chris christie, marco rubio, rand paul, jeb bush, rick santorum, and jim gilmore. you can learn more about their stops by checking out the candidate tracker in the politics section of wmur.com. and as we get closer to the iowa caucus and the first in the nation primary, the top candidates for president in both parties are throwing sharp elbows at each other. marci gonzalez has the latest from both sides of the ticket. marci: republican backlash today. the rnc disinviting the conservative publication "national review" from hosting a gop debate next mo

with the warm front most the snowfall is by buffalo and erie pennsylvania, most of the snowfall and esther yuma county area near lake shore . march was resulting of the warm front and moderate snowfall last night . although that lived in . it looks like it'll be even higher tomorrow 39 akron-canton, in mansfield . the snowfall today, looking at the statistics , we are 20 inches below normal snowfall about . as far as the country, not much different in terms of percentages .m looking at the numbers we are in the middle of ang weather warm-up bull's-eye, 32 increase at cincinnati and 25 probably will go down much . this tomorrow, we could see a colorful rice . they will quickly come into play and the next cool front c have, another shot of cold air with 32 saturday, clipper sunday and monday looking at highs in the teens asa most the most of this cold airo settles into monday with high temperatures where . nighttime lows single digits and the usual complement of lake effect snow fall into clipper snow means that everybody should see somethingm sunday, sunday it was the snow flies, fox 8 the

it does not look esther medically different from what we were expecting as the reaction is in a longs. it and challenging transition from an -- from an export economy to a more consumer-oriented economy. that is a hard transition. it not should be -- should not be surprising that the rate of growth is going down. are they pursuing the policies that will give them the ability to maintain stable growth at a lower level for the next five in 10 years? they know the policies they need. they have adopted them in their plan. as they get bumped around by market turmoil, do they stick to those policies? it is important they do. >> you sound like a bit of an optimist. do think the global economy is on the right path or could there be another crisis ahead which some are predicting, a real collapse, a real 2008 moment again. >> i am cautiously optimistic watching many areas where the there are downside risks. lets important not to downside risks become self of filling prophecies. the state of our financials system is not the same as it was before the financial crisis. the u.s. and your government

but a 10-0 run by chattanooga, esther with the jam. wofford's first conference loss of the season, 77-68. over to the diamond, clemson catcher chris okey was named a first-team preseason all-american by perfect game. okey earned first team all-america honors last season, becoming the first tiger all-america catcher since matthew lecroy in 1997. at home february 19th, against maine. of course, baseball is a couple months away. we are still in football season in the middle of january. we are all peeking over there. michael: spinning our heads. we will need a chiropractor. ricardo: clemson trying to capture the first national title in 1981, in a dog fight with alabama. gabrielle: another look at the ricardo: tiger tom holding their breath. alabama tied the game with a field goal. tied at 24. it is coming down to the stretch. michael: anybody surprised at how good this game is? ricardo: i am not surprised it is this close. john: such a great game. weather, as well. john: the weather is great everywhere. tomorrow will be chilly. when the wi

esther, the central florida they 528 tollbooth would come down during the first two weeks of january. they have now change that to january 31. the demolition as part of the project to widen the beef -- beach line. >>> a new website will make it easier to access thousands of public records. the open data website will include things like ellen permits and police calls for service but a big part of the information will be data related to domestic violence. today's small groups got together to share ways it could be used to reduce domestic violence cases. the website is set to roll out in march. >>> osceola county is asking lawmakers to help build four new schools and expand a high school.. the facilities are needed to deal with growth. right now, the district receives impact fees from the construction of new homes but says it needs more money. the school district wants the state to reassess funding to help counties that are growing quickly. >>> this is your 11:00 sports orlando.>>> you might notice a few changes. is >> when the second they should spend $400 million on something, you don'

this discussions between the two cochairmen esther gomez on the assembly side and [inaudible] whether they want to rely on newly introduced bills move it back into the conference setting and use the parliamentary maneuvers available under special session and that's open-ended. in the meantime, the governor last week introduced his budget to the legislature and to california and contained in there was a transportation funding plan. basically, it was very similar to what he had allowed to be released by the secretary of transportation at the end of last summer with some modest changes. essentially, just as a reminder and is an update, he is looking-his program depends largely on a new registration fee. they called the road charge but it will be assessed on every vehicle, including hybrids and electric across the board same level of $65 per vehicle. the reason about $2 billion. another element of the proposal, which we find is now migrated to a couple other proposals, is reestablishing the old tax swap annual board of equalization excise tax setting a forget getting rid of that just rees

my youngest daughter esther came to court the day i testified. they are very smart.hey knew what was happening. emily: why not have hr? john: we are a small firm. we have policies. beth: we have somebody that comes in as a consultant. emily: john, do you feel like you made any mistakes with how you run the firm? john: i don't run the firm, i have always had partners to run it with me. beth: i help a little. john: help a lot. i am one of six general partners. do we make mistakes, sure. but we learn from them and try not to make the same mistakes again. emily: do you feel you have made mistakes with regard to ellen pao? john: i feel like it was an error to promote her to investing partner role. that didn't work out for her. she was a really good chief of staff of staff, but not a good investor. emily: you don't think she should have been made an investor? john: she should have been given a shot, which we did, but it did not work out. emily: do you think you made mistakes when it came to listening to her complaints? john: no. emily: beth, do you feel that there were mis

. >> she saw her crossing the street, and asked her was -- esther was her p!rents, and then she told her that they stole her dad's car and tell her told her to get up, the after police arrived, she would not let go first, she wouldn't let go of the lady who found her. they had to take the lead it back to the gas station with her. >> that was her angel. somebody saved her so she how long -- hung on to her. >> that cork and the car are still missing right now, the car is a black shia -- kia optima that look similar to the one you see on the s seen, the attack on the car is a c q -- cq q v1 three. if you have any information 954493 tip. >>> new details and the -- in the so-called phase but killer a sentencing date has been set for derek medina. in november, jury found medina guilty of second-degree murder for shooting and killing his wife jennifer alfonso, medina posted the care of her body -- care of her body on facebook, judge will decide medina's fate on february 5th my could get up to life in prison. driver. >> help us police believe that car was going. more

the chance esther house said it will allow guests to use drugs and alcohol if they accept $40,000 from the department of public development. the ten vets that need there need to be sobber to turn their lives around. all ten of the auditors recommendations. >>> a new hampshire hospital is apologizing and offering to revak nate hundreds of children that received ineffective shots at the hospital. alex memorial hospital says 827 kids likely got those vaccines. vaccine refrigerator temperatures were outside the acceptable range. it would have affected between 2014 and 2015. the vaccines wouldn't have been harmful but would have lost their potency. >>> a bill before congress could make more college students he will gable for pell grants go to students in financial need and the money doesn't have to be repaid. it would am raise the limit of we will grants to $10,000 and make more students eligible for the funds. >> this is about trying to improve college affordability. this is about trying to make sure that students have more opportunities to actually pursue their dreams and not be of debt >

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. >> reporter: elvis sometimes shares the stage with esther kankara, an up-and-comer on the kenyan country scene, who styles herself after an american country legend, dolly parton. >> i really love singing her most people say i sing like her. or she sings like me. i don't know. country has such themes like family values, love, god, and country roads. >> reporter: those timeless themes, elvis says -- -- give country music universal appeal and sometimes set dreams in motion. like leaping from an outdoor stage in nairobi to a honky-tonk or something bigger in america. >> it is a dream. but i always put myself in a spot where if it doesn't happen i don't think it's going to be a really big story for me. i keep it simple. >> just like country. >> yeah, that's right. oh, yes, i'd rather love and lose you than never know real love at all nairobi, kenya.it's taco tuesday. you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. oh, right then i'll swing by in like 4 hours. forget the tacos! one pill lasts 12 hours. i'm good all day. wait! your loss. i was going to wear a sombrero

. >> pam: 31 year-old esther jordan was convicted on 39 felony counts including child cruelty.nal trip children and encourage them to fight and sprayed them in the face with a whole separate she was the lead teacher in the classroom of a one year old children at the time creek jordan says she occasionally used to hold the struggle pits with water but never tried to hurt them. >> gary:good evening! >> gary: and you have two losses. forget the preliminary step was cool to the fourth quarter, 28. and five rebounds with a couple of the system and nuggets are up 93 curry is going crazy in the fourth. he had 20 of his 38 and the fourth. >> gary: 2.8 seconds and you figure is open but klay thompson hit a three and the warriors will get one last shot. after december mrs. a free throw. they come up a couple points short print. 112-110 >> gary: warriors are 36 and 3. >> gary:hue jackson, is also the coaching free agent market. today he was hired as the cleveland browns' head coach. tons of the deal have not been released. and jackson will be clinton's fifth head coach since 2010. --cleve

and we'll have eric and esther. the wording here is specific and interesting. to remain in juvenile detention for now. that means a juvenile facility is going to hold him, but doesn't necessarily mean his case will not move to adult court and jail, right? >> that's correct. when you violate the terms of your probation, you go back to the judge that gave you the probation. in this case the juvenile court and that's where he will be detained until further order of the court. it is really a temporary hold until they determine if the rest of the case is going forward in adult court or juvenile court and where he would serve be and time he would have with the violation of probation. >> he is no longer a juvenile and he's 18 years old now, eric? >> that's right. but the case was in juvenile court and so the term of probation is ten years and he would face juvenile charges. however, the judge deems this an adult transferable probation issue, he will go to adult court to get more probation time and additional sentence and be housed in the adult court. but the judge has

on and a a lot of rhetoric that people have bought into, but in any event, i personally feel that esther sanders is going to get the democratic nomination and mr. trump will probably the his opponent. he has personally alienated so much of society, i just don't see it possible. my question is, if my predictions are right and we are as the at mr. sanders president, how far to the left do you think he would go on the democratic agenda? you are right, i personally feel as you mentioned, his ideologies are pretty much aligned with the democrats. question and i think the answer is it would not go very far left of the democratic agenda at all. they are basically on the same page. he is an economic populist, he would not change his tune on that. you could expect him to go after wall street. they want to raise the minimum wage to $15, that is across the board. reform,t immigration sanders would want to do that, he has -- he is even talking and reform. look -- listen to him now, he is in line with the democratic party. i don't think you would see a divide at all, they are very much on the same pa

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it is an offshoot of what esther snowden -- what mr. snowden did. host: we will open up to the audience were questions. please identify yourself and keep it to a question rather than a broad statement. why don't we start over here? congratulations on your book. i'm with something called the biometrics association. we are concerned about terrorist travel. i know that the house took of legislation in fall to address the visa waiver program and how to counter terrorists from getting on a plane and coming to the u.s.. what is the future state, in your mind, to address the vulnerabilities in the programs? i would like your thoughts on that rep. mccaul: thank you. refugees about syrian and the threat of the iraqi refugees arrested just recently. the visa waiver was always the bigger issue we were most concerned about. you have 5,000 foreign fighters traveling through the region that have western passports that could essentially get into the u.s. without a visa. our bill addressed that. we added iraq, syria, sudan, and iran, which was to the administration

esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] . - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world- class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - the city's information technology professionals work on revolutionary projects, like providing free wifi to residents and visitors,

esther and want family members in support of the missing girls are march together president's office, demanding more information on what the government is doing to find them. nurse marks exactly 21 months since they were taken. >> we want to hear more. we are working on it. >> for how long they working on it. [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: there have been many demonstrations like this, calling for the government to do more. many thought the new government, which came to power last may, would find the girls. during the campaign, he promised to make their rescue the government's top priority if elected, but that did not happen. many of these family members and support supporters of the mg schoolgirls are angry. they said that the president recently admitted that the government has no firm intelligence or information on where the schoolgirls are. president buhari, the top government officials and military personnel addressed the families. they said that they're still looking for the girls, and they have rescued over 3,000 people from boko haram in the last few months. >> went to bring t

esther poroshenko, thank you for joining us -- mr. poroshenko, thank you for joining us.he world has changed. your situation has changed. what are the most significant steps? are we any closer to a disbursement? pres. poroshenko: very happy to see you again after one year. the world changed significantly. situation in europe changed significantly. ukraine changed significantly. we implement that a huge package for the reform for the stabilization of banking systems , financial systems. the improvement and decisive steps for anticorruption. we launched a lot of other things. most important that we implement -- very pleased that today the european parliament makes a special resolution about the significant progress of the forum in ukraine and other countries. during my meeting with christine lagarde from imf, we really recognize a big part of the memorandum in ukraine was implemented. from tax reform, social benefits reform, cutting the budget .eficit francine: you have just met with the imf managing director. if you from that meeting to speak to us. did she say she is read

. >> also joining us was esther ibanga, a nigerian christian pastor who founded a group there called women without walls, who tells her story of bringing the women of two religions together to fight one common enemy. >> i live in the city of joss. for the past two decades joss has been embroiled in religious conflict. five years ago, 532 women were killed by religious fundamentalists in a village less than 3 kilometers from where i live. as a christian pastor, i felt enough is enough, we have to do something about this. i organized a march of christian women. about 100,000 came to the streets, protesting the killings and demanding for our government to bring the perpetrators to justice. the muslim responded and said, hey, our people were killed as well. they had a muslim march, i had a christian march, and the killings continued. then together we led a march as both muslims and christians. since then we formed this organization, women without walls, and we've been working with the communities prone to violence and talking to the young people to sheath their swords and refuse to be us

and the sacred heart youth choir will perform "esther," the musical at 7:30 tonight at burns hall. the 40- minute musical was written and directed by students aaron miller and austin truex. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " jessica rae: franklin graham - son of reverend billy graham began his decision america tour this week. he's holding what rallies" across the nation ... starting with iowa. people turned out on the west steps of the iowa capitol building in des moines. graham mixed a little politics in with his praying: " graham/son of rev. billy graham) "let's elect men and women in office that will lead this nation back to really being one that can truthfully say once again, in god we trust," jessica rae: aham plans to visit all 50 state capitols before the iowa caucuses are held february first. we will have more on graham's tour... later on in the show. jessica rae: coming up in sports... iowa and nebraska renewed their rivalry on the hardwood. find out if the hawkeyes could keep their hot streak alive up ahead. scott: stay tuned

this discussions between the two cochairmen esther gomez on the assembly side and [inaudible] whether they want to rely on newly introduced bills move it back into the conference setting and use the parliamentary maneuvers available under special session and that's open-ended. in the meantime, the governor last week introduced his budget to the legislature and to california and contained in there was a transportation funding plan. basically, it was very similar to what he had allowed to be released by the secretary of transportation at the end of last summer with some modest changes. essentially, just as a reminder and is an update, he is looking-his program depends largely on a new registration fee. they called the road charge but it will be assessed on every vehicle, including hybrids and electric across the board same level$65 per vehicle. the reason about $2 billion. another element of the proposal, which we find is now migrated to a couple other proposals, is reestablishing the old tax swap annual board of equalization excise tax setting a forget getting rid of that just reestabl

did i mention that esther mark -- that? veterans, a gilmore presidency is committed to their having the same standard of medical care all of us have in this immunity. we will recognize posttraumatic stress disorder as a real ring and the danger of suicide that it creates your it we will firenize things like oil bernie's that they have seen on the battlefield here and we will have a reasonable reform of the repeals processed so the veterans turned down can have a chance to have their say in this system and not be taken advantage of their we will give general -- genuine respect to veterans and they will know when they come off of active duty they will be treated with respect inside the united states of america. [applause] i say to you ladies and gentlemen, this is a time of great danger and it is no time to put an amateur in the white house in this time of danger. second of all, we have to again to develop the financial freedom of the people here at home. we have to have a country. home worth protecting in the first race. we

it is in that same spirit i would like to invite brandt and esther and mckenzie martinez to lead us an indication in the pledge. brandon is a graduate of westmont college where he majored in political science and history and led the efforts to bring conservative voices to westmont. a former intern at the reagan ranch center who is not continuing his commitment to conservative ideas of working for the orange county gop, and i believe he is then headed off to law school in the fall. mckenzie martinez is senior and planning to start her college career at santa barbara city college where she will major in business. first introduced to the young america foundation i hope indicator of events just like this one. after serving many meals at the center, she has begun attending the programs as a student and has become a passionate defender of freedom where she is also an all-american cheerleader, i'm told. branson will lead us in pair and then be immediately followed by mckinsey. >> let's pray. dear lord, thank you for this day, that even in an age of darkness are christians are under attack we

esther ray bharati and mr. jimmy's. at the suggestion of supervisor yee on behalf of the board of supervisors the late ms. patti siegel. on behalf of pres. breed for ms. beatrice d jackson and ms. marie- >> clerk anything else on our agenda today >> that concludes our business for the day >> colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. thank you all very much. this meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] . >> all right good morning, everyone welcome to our tuesday, january, 12th, plans and programs, meeting of the san francisco plans and programs. i'm the chair commissioner tang and to my right, with he have norman yee and we would like to welcome today, peskin and with that we have our clerk, and with the sfgtv would like to thank. and now if we can go to roll call please. snechlt item one, breed? breed, absent. farrell. absent. >> peskin. present. >> yee. >> present. >> and tang. necht present. >> item two, citizen's advisory committee report, this is an information item. >> this is short because of the year end holid

. >> reporter: esther owns the west coffee shop in williamsburg and was among the crowd at an l train coalition meeting today to express fears that a shutdown would cripple north brooklyn neighborhoods. >> the businesses, to be honest, will shut down if something happens to the l train. the people will move out of this vibrant neighborhood. >> reporter: word of the potential shutdown lasting as long as three years broke earlier this month in what the mta says was an unintended press leak. options it's considering, but hasn't ruled out a complete shutdown. the mta did send a representative to the meeting, but he offered no new information, which only seemed to fuel more frustration. >> we do not have a definitive plan yet that can be released to the public. everyone knows that we need to make repairs along the l line and we're looking for a plan for that. >> that's not enough. >> he gave us no information. i'm concerned about not knowing the problem. what is the structural damage? >> reporter: data companies crunched the numbers and found if the l were to shut down for repairs, an esti

. >> also joining us was esther ebanga nigerian poster who grounded a group called women without walls tells the story of bringing women of two religions together to fight one common enemy. >> for the past two decades, our city has been embroiled in religious conflict. five years ago about 530 women were killed by religious fundamentalists in a village that's less than three kilometers from where i live. as a christian pastor, i just felt enough was enough. we've got to do something about this. i organized a march of christian women, about 100,000 came to the streets protesting against the killings and demanding for our government to bring the perpetrators to justice, and when we did our march, the muslim women responded and say, hey, our people were killed as billion, which was true, so they had the muslim march, had a christian march, and the killings continued, and then together we led a march as both christian and muslim women demanding for the release of the girls. and since then we formed this coalition and the organization women without walls like you mentioned, and we're been w