thank you and evelyn for making me a part of it. it -- i showed it to the people at my workplace, and the word spread like wildfire. they came to speak to me and look at the book. i was so choked up by it. my 8-year-old son who was 3 when i left for iraq actually understands because of your book what his mom went through and achieved. it is a display of a major part of how far women have come and definitely what is to come. sincerely, patricia leavengood-dean, united states marine corp.. i invite you to stand with patty and become a link in remembrance of the women in the united states military. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, roast marry. that was such a nice talk, and it's so important that women veterans remember our place in history. if we don't chronicle our place in history, nobody else is going to do that for us. and roast marry is one of the women veterans who's working so hard to chronicle our place in history, so we thank you so much for that. [applause] we'd like to present rosemary with a certificate of recognition a

our interest in world war ii histories when evelyn and i were kids. evelyn and grew up and new jersey and more stories for world war ii on a weekly basis she went to the degette to be with her father and listened to the male veterans talk about their military experience in world war ii that they share with each other. my experience was different. i have two female cousins and and and that served in world war ii in the army nurse corps, because and was in iraq and the other was in the marine corps. i cannot remember anyone who discussing their service a and any of our family gatherings. i knew little about what my own of relatives had done in the war back then most veterans organizations did not accept women as full members of their organizations and women who wanted to join were told they needed to join the leedy is a summary as primarily made up of veterans and what they would hold separate meetings apart from. it took me a long time and a lot of research at military women has served in every theater, suffered the wounds inflicted by enemy fire and h

>> yes. >> we will hear from the appellate. >> my name is evelyn y. it. i am the owner and i have a tenant that is causing problems for me. always at work and calling the police, very destructive. he lived downstairs, under the stairs. he would go upstairs. i had to install cameras because he was destroying my property. one time i was working with an electrician and i left a letter on the front landing so that he could have access to the light fixture. when i got home a letter was not there. i asked him if he

evelyn grew up in new jersey and hearing war stories from world war ii. on a weekly basis, she went to the vfw with her father and listened to the male veterans talk about their military experience in world war ii that they shared with each other. my experience was really different. i had two female cousins and an aunt who served in the world war ii. my aunt was in the army nurse corps, the cousin was in the wac, and the other one was in the marine corps. and i cannot remember anyone discussing their service at any of our tamly gatt -- family gatherings. i knew i little about what my own relatives had done in the war. now, back then most veterans' organizations did not accept women as full members of their organizations, and women who wanted to join were told they needed to join the ladies' auxiliary that's primarily made up of veterans' wives, and they would hold separate meetings that were apart from the real veterans. it took me a long time and a lot of research to learn that military women had served in every theater of war, had suffered the wounds in

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kind evelyners into thursday. then it's out of here. it will be sunny and warm by the coast.t will be very foggy inland. >> very. >> you can have like 49 degrees and 68 in san francisco. i think that's -- i think that's very, very cold in the east. big system. fort lauderdale this morning was 40. [ laughter ] >> coldest low they've had -- >> the citrus plants there. >> yes. >>

action evelyn the city of 77 cisco they put this tiny sign here telling jurors to turn on red. and this sign or a high-level warning drivers of red light violations. which engineered blood of this? but it failed. stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> new details hands as good as attorney, harris declared victory yesterday in the race to be the state's new attorney general this after district attorney steve cooley conceded the race lost me. she's there to push the change the way the state punishes criminals work to protect the environment and pursue creditors. coming up beyond those delegates top- 10 searches. we will give you the answer in 60 seconds. a live look at that at the san mateo bridge, in looks like it's died down as to their last 10-15 minutes. lookit that plenty of room between cars, headed westbound from hayward over to the peninsula. we'll be right back. in world news authorities since means a police have arrested 77 people. it is suspected of forging passengers for islamic terrorist group. 7 is media reporting that the detainees was a loss of 166 people. the arrest too

evitar que su viaje se convierta en una pesadilla como pasÓ hace algunos dÍas en espaÑa, tenemos a evelyn> es la manera de cubrirse en dado caso que no estÉ el pasajero. >> vimos que muchos pasajeros se han quedado dentro del aviÓn o en un aeropuerto. cÓmo se debe preparar una persona para una situaciÓn como esta? >> si viajas con niÑos es recomendable que lleve por ejemplo paÑales, que lleve su comida para el niÑo, que lleve juguetes, si eres una persona de la tercera edad llevar sus medicinas y si viajas para un lugar que es de frÍo, llevar ropa tÉrmica, mujeres embarazada con ropa ligera y los niÑos que viajan solos, viajar con una identificaciÓn con un gafete aquÍ enfrente y seguir las indicaciones de la azafata. >> es muy bueno que usted se prepare y tome sus precauciones para cualquier cosa que pase en un aeropuerto. cÓmo prevenir quedar estancados? >> hay que llegar con anticipaciÓn y luego reconfirmar los vuelos. >> eso nunca lo hacemos. >> tiene que hacerlo con su agente de viajes o la aerolÍnea. y evitar los sobrecargos de equipaje de la aerolÍnea. las visas si va a un paÍs dife

no, because it's quite difficult to buy for evelyn because she is quite particular.d, oh, that's for old ladies. >> they're so vague sometimes as to what they want. fundamental differences between men and women, sometimes women can be vague. i want this or i want that. they'll drop subtle hints and then you have to try to figure out the great puzzle box. >> you know, i feel frustrated sometimes. i know anything that i have given she's going to love because she loves me. >> if you don't like shopping, come at it with an open mind. the more you enjoy shopping, the more that she'll let you watch football. >> oh, my gosh. we are hopeless, aren't we? sarah is editor of thenet.com. she has four simple rules every man should know before shopping. >> good morning. >> we need help. first of all, the advice you're going to give is not limited to christmas. >> no. it's definitely good for birthdays, anniversaries, any special occasion. you can follow these rules and you'll always hit a home run with your gift. >> all right. the first rule, keep in mind who you're shopping for.

this is evelyn garcia, work is being done to get those runways here earlier it had all of the airports boarding operations again, not normal, still major delays police the planes were landing. 20 in. of snowfall in the last two days forcing the cancellation of 1500 flights across new york and new jersey. airline officials say what it was to the wheat to get those stranded back to where they're supposed to be. all live look at n.y., we will cut about the delays, york has the arrival flight delays of over eight hours, jfk five hours. and peterborough reporting one hour 35 minute delays. we are a far cry from normal but a lease the planes are moving. we would see some relief here too. as a folk, all slew of cancel delayed flights yesterday jackie sissel is keeping an eye >> things are getting back to normal here nsf of things could not been much worse yesterday we have video of what looked like yesterday morning rate in the epicenter of all of those problems, multiple problems going on. not only in the northeast but the huge snowstorm the blue when we also have fog issues at sfo, down in

on the left side of the strain was this bus goes by these a the people against it, they evelyn to bostoner side. those people who believe that profit eight should be overturned that they should be allowed to get married. this is video from our earlier, lots of speeches going on rain now bohol huddled around hearing why they believe there shad should wind regardless of what happens today they believe that it doesn't end here ultimately it will go before the supreme court. there is a tricky no to this case, because of the judge's law to decide if supporters of proposition 8 have of those at this level because this case was a richmond called perry vs originator she's a lesbian woman that sued the state allowing her to get married earlier this year a judge vaughn walker agreed with her which is why we're here and the governor as well as the incoming and outgoing attorney general's they are not going to fight this so this could be their fight the judges will have to decide if the supporters of a dog in this race. will try to get sons from both sides of this issue through the morning. mark. >>

i'm not going to tell you what it is because then everyone and their mother would be evelyn taft attachedait too late. service deck? >> no this is my friend. yes even cats but then again to sign did san no dogs and live birds. i guess someone's going to need a new sign. to refresh your memory the center have of live chickens. for the record you can sell live chickens you just can't walk into a farmer's market with one but they try. in san francisco, san roberts, kron4 news. louisa second two minutes of the kron 4 morning news continues in a live look here for the san mateo bridge, cloudy skies, traffic is moving smoothly westbound. [ male announcer ] with at&t u-verse tv, you can watch your shows here... ♪ ...here... here... and here. ♪ [ female announcer ] switch to at&t now to get u-verse tv starting at just 39 a month for six months, dvr included. or get up to 300 dollars in promotion cards with a qualifying u-verse bundle. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once from any room on a single dvr... and play them back here... here... or here. and now you can

this is by rosemary nido greenlee and evelyn monahan, a few good women: america's military woman from world war i to the wars in iraq and afghanistan. and the reason i's jane addams: spirit in action. again, both covered by the tv in the past year. st. louis, go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i appreciate your show. i have a two-part question. my first question is how does a person whose writing sonnets or papers for class transition into a book writer and thereafter transition into a bookseller? and my second question is, what is the importance of owning your own publishing company? thank you. >> host: jenn risko. >> guest: i'm trying to see if i understand the question correctly. i think what he is getting that is how did he go from writing papers in school to being a published author? is that what you're understanding, peter? >> host: if you speak broadly about becoming a writer. >> guest: yeah, i think what it takes is, you know, talent and perseverance and a willingness to put on a show and be told no and keep going. i mean, like we talked about matterhorn before

. >> see, look what we did, evelyn, i'm really proud of our work. do you love it? high-five.o all the student who is volunteer at the college of st. rose for their efforts to teach and entertain these kids year in and year out. it's not on easy thing and it's sometimes frustrating. >>> coming up, all the fun we had in 2010 here on the "today" show. we have got some clips. i don't know, you guys. baton down the hatches. i don't know. that's all coming up. >>> good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll take you over to mike. >> southbound 880, the middle lane you will see a crew heading over there. there may be a temporary slowing of traffic as you're heading south of highway 87. keep that in mind. they should have that cleared in a few minutes. we the south, entirely green. moreavews after this. >>> investigators say they know who owns a pair of pit bulls that attacked a woman. they already talked to the owner once before about the dogs running loose. one is under quan teen. the other dog remains on the loose this morning. brent will have another update in another 25

this is by rosemary nido greenlee and evelyn monahan, a few good women: america's military woman from world war i to the wars in iraq and afghanistan. and the reason i's jane addams: spirit in action. again, both covered by the tv in the past year. st. louis, go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i appreciate your show. i have a two-part question. my first question is how does a person whose writing sonnets or papers for class transition into a book writer and thereafter transition into a bookseller? and my second question is, what is the importance of owning your own publishing company? thank you. >> host: jenn risko. >> guest: i'm trying to see if i understand the question correctly. i think what he is getting that is how did he go from writing papers in school to being a published author? is that what you're understanding, peter? >> host: if you speak broadly about becoming a writer. >> guest: yeah, i think what it takes is, you know, talent and perseverance and a willingness to put on a show and be told no and keep going. i mean, like we talked about matterhorn before