learn from my sexual misadventures, evelyn. last valentine's day, i watched my boyfriend drew's mother/grandmother die. i met floyd on valentine's day, but he left me for the city of cleveland. and forget about dennis! that pervert would always just try to get me drunk-- - all right, so zero cookies. - no, i'll buy some cookies. but not for valentine's day. instead, these cookies celebrate the february 14th birthday of anna howard shaw, famed american suffragette. happy anna howard shaw day to you, evelyn. - come on. - a happy anna howard shaw day to us all! [exciting jazz music] ♪ - lemon, which one of these ties do you find more attractive? - the red, definitely. - thank you. i've got to look camera ready tonight. i'm being interviewed on cnbc. have you ever watched the hot box with avery jessup? - no, cnbc gives me a headache. i get all my money advice from pbs. - where should i put my money: in tech stocks or the housing market? - tech stocks, foxy moneybags, tech stocks! - sir, your reservations are all set for valentine's

evelyn depalma was my grandfather's sister.hildren and i went over there and scrubbed her house and did all kinds of stuff for her. >> on october 28th, 2006, an intruder drives up to the depalmas' remote home in the small community. >> they were stabbed and cut multiple times. mrs. depalma is located in the back bedroom. mr. depalma was in that hallway. >> i was 16 at the time of the murders. >> by the time the police visit his home, two years after the crime, alex is a senior at tampa's freedom high school. >> the detective said i understand you have guns and knives. alex is a good old country boy. and he says, yes, sir, i do. he says, do you hunt? he says, yeah, but i hunt men. and once you hunt men, it's a totally different game. >> alex then drives himself to the sheriff's office, gets issued a guest pass, and goes inside the box with the detective. >> i've never been interrogated or whatever you call it. >> it's not interrogated. it's called you helping the out man. >> i was definitely pro law enforcement. they seemed like

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. ♪ >> pero ellos son los creadores del tema son evelyn y josé carlos, ella es mexicana y él es josér cielo, están casados, nos recibieron en arizona, donde tienen el estudio >> es un honor que lo haya enterado >> ¿como fue su reaccion cuando les escriberon en twitter? >> todos nos escriberon, una cancion de hace más de 6 años >> es que mucha gente lo ha tomado muy personal, porque lo han usado en un funeral de un ser querido. >> es un honor, por la ocasion, un difícil momento, una cancion que haya sido para la familia rivera, y todos sus fans >> ¿como llega el acercamiento? ¿les pidió permiso para cantarla en el funeral? >> si, dijo que la canción era de mucha ayuda en este momento, aunque no tengo tan confirmado este dato, me dijeron que jenni la iba a grabar, ella conocia la cancion, por eso quiso grabarla como homenaje a ella. >> así nació la canción >> nunca la compuse en papel y en grabadora, hicimos la pista, abrimos el microfono y fluimos, compusimos la canción mientras la grabamos, el producto fue en ese momento, como un fax del cielo. ♪ >> del cielo, aseguran, recibieron ta

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evelyn, you must be so thrilled. >> i am. i am so proud. >> that is wonderful news.'t. >> and you don't have to. and you don't have. i want to ask toni, how are you feeling. >> today is a good day. >> i love that. >> struggles but i'm feeling really great. excited today. >> that's great. glad to hear that and tracy. >> yes. >> motorcycling. >> yes. >> really? >> yes, i wasn't able to do it when i was 16 because my mom and dad always said no so now i'm a grown woman. i can do this. >> what are they going to do about it? >> right. >> what are they going to do about it. i want to ask you, towanda, we saw a little bit of tension. is that still happening with your sister tay that you're sitting next to. >> we love each other and, of course, we're sisters so there's always going to be some africas and have a lot of disagreements. but the root is we all love each other and always come back to each other. >> i want to ask you treena, you renewed your vows. >> yes. >> went through a lot of ups and downs. how is everything in your marriage? >> well, you know, marriage is not e

another of our staff, vivian fong and evelyn of planning review also received letters of appreciation from customers that they helped who they felt went above and beyond the call of duty. so, we want to thank them for their work. the dbi also -- i guess i'll hold this because we're going to talk about it on the agenda. briefly, the dbi distributed abbreviation forms for new employee recognition programs that we wanted to start for the quarter, but we'll discuss that more because it's agendized. and finally, the dbi has been working with the san francisco carnival business reporters carolyn said on an upcoming article about recovering local economy from dbi permit issuance. since the uptick in the amount of permits we've been issuing on buildings is probably a good sign in terms of how the economy is going, so, that's going to be an article that's going to be coming out soon. i guess that's it for the report today. >> is there any public comment on the president's announcements? okay. seeing none, item 3, general public comment. the bic will take public comment on matters within the ju

retailing that can't possibly survive anymore so thanks again wal-mart slobs so bloomberg speaks to evelyn cruz a department manager in a wal-mart supercenter in pico rivera california and she said that comments from the us chief executive officer bill simon where he said that we were running out of stuff and we couldn't stack them we couldn't resupply our shelves she said that these were dead on and she said quote there are gaps where merchandise is missing we are not talking about a couple of empty shelves this is throughout the store in every store some places look like they're going out of business yet these japanese tourist they show up at these wal-mart locations and they see these empty shelves and i think it's one of those lovely tells in tokyo so they just get out their sleeping bags and started shacking up this is think about when you go to america is going to survive by procreating you need more people to see the social security because he's king so wal-mart becomes incubate or everybody will go there or strip naked and procreate that's how it's going to save the economy with wa

. >> evelyn angels, and i am here to read the first hand account of the facts of (inaudible) she apologizes that she could not be here but felt that it was important to read it on record. >> may 10, 2012, i personally attended the conference to asra pacific was interested in responding to the airport's advertisement contracting opportunity. at the congress on 20 12, the presenter made the presentation with the help of powerpoint slides, she did not deviate from the powerpoints presentation and in fact, she read directly from the slide. also, attending at the informal conference were instructed to submit any and all formally and in writing in information was presented that was not part of the powerpoint presentation. at the conference she haired what was already stated in the rfp. >> new information was not presented. i am confidents confident of this because fp the meetings and knowledge of presentation styles. i recall that she only reiterated what was listed in the written rfp p regards to the scoring minimum guarantee amount and she did not present any new information or provide any meth

is about to tell hernando county investigators about the deaths of his elderly relatives pat and evelynrs earlier. >> son, we're past -- i'm trying to tell you. i know we're past it. i'm afraid of going to jail. >> for much of the interrogation, alex has refused to place himself anywhere near the crime scene. now he said he visited the depalma home with two older acquaintances named keith and ryan to commit a burglary. the story is consistent with the theory detective phil laken has been advancing in the interview room. >> i wouldn't be capable of doing anything like that, which is why the story i came up with included the two other suspects. >> they gave me something but i didn't want to take it. >> they were funny round pills. >> do you remember how many there were. >> there was a couple. try to get drugs, something. >> when else would you be trying to find? >> all he would look forward to was money. >> i thought if he heard a little bit whaf he wanted to hear, i was going to get let go. >> i was outside. >> you were outside? where outside were you? >> going to keith's car. >> for wha

. >> reporter: evelyn kendrick says the last two days have been an emotional roller coaster for her. her son, errick wright, was stabbed to death inside guadalupe oak grove park police told her initially her son had been in an accident. when she watched the news that night -- >> i see a car on the flatbed in the background and it was my son's car and that was my first confirmation was my motherly intuition that that was my son laying there in the car dead. >> reporter: san jose police arrested 20-year-old vincent gallegos at the scene when the police arrived. investigators said he first told them he found wright bleeding but his story didn't add up. he was not able to explain why he had blood on himself. >> doesn't feel real right now. i just don't know what could have taken place where this guy to kill my brother like that. >> reporter: this good samaritan, june ferraro was there comforting there, she was there when wright took his last breath. >> someone was there with him and he wasn't alone. >> i'm just thankful that she decided to walk that path and to be there for my son and hi

is about to tell hernando county investigators about the deaths of his elderly relatives pat and evelyn. >> son, we're past -- i'm trying to tell you. i know we're past it. i'm afraid of going to jail. >> for much of the interrogation, alex has refused to place himself anywhere near the crime scene. now he said he visited the depalma home with two older acquaintances named keith and ryan to commit a burglary. the story is consistent with the theory detective phil laken has been advancing in the interview room. >> i wouldn't be capable of doing anything like that, which is why the story i came up with included the two other suspects. >> they gave me something but i didn't want to take it. >> they were funny round pills. >> do you remember how many there were. >> there was a couple. try to get drugs, something. >> when else would you be trying to find? >> all he would look forward to was money. >> i thought if he heard a little bit whaf he wanted to hear, i was going to get let go. >> i was outside. >> you were outside? where outside were you? >> going to keith's car. >> for what? >> his

. >> reporter: evelyn kendricks says the last two days have been an emotional roller coaster for her.abbed to death inside guadalupe day oak grove park. >> i see a car in the flatbed in the background, and it was my son's car. and it was my first confirmation, my motherly intuition that it was my son laying there in the par

evelyn... hendrick: did you notice the way this caregiver used very high pitch and then varied the range of pitch from high to low? she also spoke slowly, distinctly, and she repeated words and phrases. this is so important because sometimes we forget that just because babies don't use formal language, that doesn't mean they don't understand exactly what we're saying. by using a special form of language, adults help babies learn that there is a sense of mutual trust and interest, that taking conversational turns is important, and that by pausing and paying attention to the other person, we can respond to what they're saying. teacher: hi! he has not eaten this morning. he was a good little boy... hendrick: don't underestimate their comprehension. children understand a lot of what's said long before they can reply in words. talking about babies right in front of them and assuming they don't understand conveys a sense of disrespect to them. you wouldn't treat adults or older children that way, and

evelyn and i and the entire staff are very pleased to welcome our friend and neighbor and fellow bookie, hugh howard. [applause] >> good evening. good evening. it is wonderful to be here. i thank eric for those kind words and mark and alec and all the other folks at the book loft, not least because independent stores are becoming more and more important in this world and for those of us who enjoy the process of browsing for books and reading and writing them i think bookstores, whatever the merits of the web, our special places. i thank them for being here to welcome us tonight and also to sell off their wares. to begin, a question comes to mind, why a book on the war of 1812? part me the answer is because i can read a calendar. this is 2012 and therefore it is the bicentennial of the war of 1812. anniversary's i found have a kind of doppler effect. you don't hear the much and there is a loud sound and everything happens and i was hoping i could catch that moment and judge from the folks we have here i would say maybe it is working the a little tiny bit. another reason for a book about

new evelyn is getting ready for more winter weather and possible coastal flooding.d could also see 8 3 ft. surge at high tide. this is the same storm system that buried parts of the midwest and dumped nearly 2 ft. of snow in areas of the mid atlantic. however much of washington d.c. was left nearly untouched by the storm. >> a 46 year-old man faces a murder and other charges in connection with the slaying of three men during a botched marijuana deal last month. mark capello of colorado was charged with being the shooter in a " special circumstances " murder case that could bring the death penalty if he is convicted. capello is suspected of killing three men back pockon february the fifth inside a home near forestville. this is video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. authorities say that the three men had arranged to buy a large amount of marijuana at the home where one of the victim's mother lived. >> community members gathered together in martinez to help find a local high school senior that has been missing since last week. family and f

evelyn is a journalist on the line. welcome and go ahead. ofi just have a couple comments. who is writing the headlines? i found a headline the of the day. we were collecting comments. immigrantsegal should be detained or let go? >> where did you read that headline?im >> -- >> on that station in the morning. ofy were flashing headlines newspapers. ." on "washington journal one of the headlines was, advocated selling -- aggrevated felon release. >> i will let you go. politico get some attention- grabbing headlines. how important is that? for politico, it is a uniquely difficult challenge. , you have aicle decent amount of real estate to spend on your headline. you have 35 characters, maybe a little bit more to explain what it is. it is a challenging thing. we have to describe what the article is about, but describe it accurately and do it in a it inlures readers in. difficultn be a format. depending on the platform you are writing for, you may have a limited piece of real estate to get the point across. to balance your needs to get it right and kept it in context, it is some