y ahora hospitno se calla. >>> me gusta como es ella. >>> cÓmo es en. >>> es muy buena. >>> evelyn esidades especiales, continÚan con su desarrollo. >>> y como para ella no hay lÍmites participan en las olimpiadas especiales. >>> pueden llegar al cielo si quieren. >>> al cielo e incluso a la universo dado. >>> puede estudiar artes culinarios. >>> quieres ser chef. >>> y ademÁs que hacen lo que uso compaÑeros de su misma edad. lo pueden hacer, y es un oullo tremendo. >>> hoy ca arena que tiene autismo monta en kayak por primera vez. >>> y ella es una her irÁn consagrada a los mÁs indefensas. >>> bueno serÁn objeto de homenaje por parte de telemundo este domingo, y un homenaje en que grandes estrellas como juan gabriel, daddy yankee y otros cantantes le rendrÁn tributos a ellos y van a contar sus historias. >>> este domingo no se lo pierda. >>> y asÍ y regresoamos al final del noticiero gracias por el privilegio, nos vemos maÑana >>¿esa cicatriz te la hizo Él? >>me marcÓ para siempre, doctora >>¡debiste morirte ese dÍa! >>me enterÉ que estaba embarazada y Él me dijo que abortara... "y s

. >>> evelyn viajo de los ángeles para luchar. >>> siempre pensé que quedaria afuera. >> > y el poetaas parejas del mismo sexo. > >> y están tratando de luchar con los deseos iguales. >> > y están con cambios y aprovo crear al sistema en decenas de aeropuertos. >> > al mismo tiempo el sindicato del centro de inmigracion en eun comunicados dicen que se propone con los gobiernos y estar con los benficiosd. >>> y están con el sindicatos de trabajadores que por meses están testificando por la oposicion del senado. > >> y mientras que en washington dc en sacramento llegaron y están con varias propuestas en el estado dorado. > >> y están haciendo el año del inmigrantes y estar con que podrían hacer que el estado dorado sea el ejemplo dorado. > >> y están haciendo por ley. > >> y atención residentes de la peninsula porque muy pronto tendrán que pagar más por lo que consumen. > >> y un grupo de michuacan dicen que hay mucha violencia en su ciudad estatal. >> > y esté puño de tierra es orque estuvimos ahí. > >> y la tecnología podría llenar un vacio y que no le pudieron dar el ultimo adiós. >>

where he was an all city in soccer and attended also university of san francisco and met his wife evelyn at city hall. he retired as city deputy of san francisco to become coupty clerk, a position he held for 20 years. he passed away on [inaudible]. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor breed. seeing no other /tphapls on the roster. >> i think supervisor campos. >> i'd like to begin by talking about something that supervisor wiener has already referenced and it's something we've been working on for quite some time. we have heard the last year-and-a-half perhaps a number of comments about whether or not there should be changes to the mission alcohol special use district. the conversation that we began in my office, along with supervisor wiener in his office and along with supervisor jane kim when she represented the north mission. the point that we are authoring -- and i want to thank supervisor wiener for his cosponsorship is to make targeted changes to alcohol controls in the mission district in the way that strikes the right balance in looking at the varis needs within the neighbo

congratulations and thanks to evelyn who provided great customer service. and congratulations to kari who provided auto standing customer service to a person who sent acting director a letter thanking kari for her professionals and another one to commissioner who participated at the annual festival the staff and commissioners r07bd to many questions about the permit and code inspection process. and a reminder in early june the staff will receive a nomination for more outstanding employee awards were p. and that concludes my announcements madam secretary. and comments? okay seeing none. >> just as a requirement the public may commit not to exceed 3 minutes and the remarks should be made to the commission as a whole. >> again, this is general comments. >> good morning tom san francisco fire department i want to let you know since i've been coming to your meetings i'm going to be retiring in june so i have 31 years but i've had 20 plus good years working with the staff it was bureau building inspectors. and anyway, i think about leave the folks we helped to ge

please join me in welcoming evelyn. >> these complex and personal stories of struggle and hope sharedies and clients inspire hundreds who attend the rebuild lives luncheon. >> there are many success stories that we can see. some of the folks, former clients here like myself have come on staff and are very avid volunteers with the organization >> he ripped me apart emotionally every day. he controlled my every move. i couldn't be more thankful for this organization. >> from her own past to the lives of clients today, gloria sees the possibilities for strength, courage and growth in everyone that stand reaches. >> the most important thing is that the clients leave us with a new found respect for themselves and the sense they are important and that they make a difference, that they have choices about the direction their lives take in the future. >> i'm not afraid of life anymore. it's hard for me to believe about things about myself. i'm working on it. this is the best time of my life. i am a survivor. [ applause ] >> our kudos to her team at stand for providing the hope of safety and re

my name is evelyn -- i am with the manila county heritage foundation, which has a center at the corner of kearney in jackson called the international hotel, manilla town center. with me is -- >> i have been doing programming in chinatown the past 10 years. >> together we would like to ask you to maintain and increase the funding for the san francisco arts commission cultural equity grants. we've also been the recipients of the grant for the severn cisco art commission which allowed us to improve our space and install the wooden floor. we want to maintain the center as a legacy that preserves the legacy of the struggle of the international hotel anti-eviction movement. i invite you all, everyone here in the audience to our open house tomorrow from one p.m. to six p.m., if you can break away, we are going to have food and a live band that is going to playus60s and 70s, get out your dancing shoes and come relax with us. i'm happy to tell you about it. the band is going to be an ensemble of people who started their group in the 1960s, they started out when they were 16 years old, and now t

my name is evelyn -- i am with the manila county heritage foundation, which has a center at the corner of kearney in jackson called the international hotel, manilla town center. with me is -

my name is evelyn -- i am with the manila county heritage foundation, which has a center at the corner of kearney in jackson called the international hotel, manilla town center. with me is -- >> -- i have been doing programming in chinatown the past 10 years. >> together we would like to ask you to maintain and increase the funding for the san francisco arts commission cultural equity grants. we've also been the recipients of the grant for the severn cisco art commission which allowed

a volunteer pilot was flying 64-year-old frank am rosa and his wife, evelyn when the twin engine wenthe couple had been in boston so the frank could get treatment for brain cancer. the pilot and wife were killed. frank's body has not been found but is presumed dead. the pilot who flew them before the accident said frank made a lasting impact on him. >> he was a person who candidly i found a real affinity for. i really liked him on the spot. one of those people you meet and say, wow, this is a great guy. >> the national transportation safety board is investigating the cause of that attack. >>> in london, two men were arrested last wednesday accused of attacking lee rig bye with a meat cleaver and several knives on a busy street. the two suspects said it was in revenge for wars in muslim countries, six other people are accused of conspiracy to commit murder. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is overseas in africa and middle least. in the first official trip he celebrated the african union's 50th anniversary in ethiopia. at the conference, kerry spoke to an audience saying, quote, i

can contain dozens to hundreds of chemicals, some that could be likely to be endocrine disrupters, evelyn glycol, psb's, some tips here, and this is money saving too which is good because i've told you to buy organic and do all these other things, save some money by going with vinegar, baking soda, that's what i use in my home and you really can get your windows and your metals sparkling clean with vinegar, can get the grit off with baking soda, really effective things even in the laundry. we're going to jump right in and talk about some policy as we just covered cleaning products, they don't have the tell you what's in them, pass laws that require labeling of cleaning products, one that is are used in industrial settings like schools, my dad is a high school custodian, i want him to not be exposed to chemicals where he doesn't know where they are or in the fire houses, what are they using there? what are being used in hospitals at times or universities, all of these institutions can make big changes in overall exposures with industrial cleaners but we have to know what's in them and requ

it is going to be evelyn mended? is government so big as to what affects the american people.ou speaking with the guest you had on earlier about what triggers the election. money never is out of the equation. that's going to be a part of this next election. >> neil: well put. governor, always a pleasure to have you. >> thank you so much. >> doug wilder. first african-american governor of any state in this country. he set the stage for barack obama. impressive fella. >> we're approaching $17 trillion in debt and congress is spending money teaching staffers how to griff. that's hard to forgive. so being an advertising spokesman i have to look my best on camera. whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using the latest technology. go on, slather it all over. don't hold back, go on... it's these high-definition televisions, i'll tell ya, they show every wrinkle. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. given way to sleep

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 hernandez is anxious to put in her paperwork, but just like there's hope for undocumented immigrants, there's also those who make false promises for big bucks. >> but people hear that people have to get in the line so they hear someone saying, if you pay me now, you can get on the line. people are actually paying, you know, when that's absolutely a lie. it's just fraud. >> reporter: the undocumented community is sticking together until reform arrives. >> i applied for deferred action so right now i have all my documents, but i'm helping educate people what they may need to file taxes, to have the right documentation. we're just trying to make sure people are ready for what immigration reform happens. >> reporter: some advocate groups say they are looking at hiring more staff and even finding some additional work space so they can accommodate the big numbers they're expecting. on capitol hill, richard jordan, news4. >>> doug is here with more about our weather on this rainy weather moving in and also our memorial day weekend changing. >> it is changing, at least a little bit. we've be

reporters evelyn holmes from our chicago station has more. >> reporter: this dog is just one of dozenser a tornado devastates the area surrounding oklahoma city, leaving many animals without homes. >> they're all just wonderful animals and are just very lucky. >> reporter: no-kill shelter, paws chicago, brought 76 pets in a shelter at risk of being euthanized to chicago to free up space for storm-victimized pets at the oklahoma city animal care and control. >> we wanted to open up space so animals displaced from the tornado were able to be brought to animal care and control so their owners could come and find them. >> reporter: owners have up to 30 days to do that. more than 350 people volunteered to take part in the pet rescue effort. staffers prepared the animals for adoption. >> they're all being seen by our veterinarians and they're going to be checked, spayed or neutered and given any vascy nations that might require. >> reporter: once medically cleared, the hope is to find these pets new homes. >> once again, evelyn holmes from our chicago station. >> good for them. >> they went

in fact evelyn was always told that she had been adopted by einstein's son haunts, but evelyn could do a little math and when she started hearing rumors that einstein had been with various lady friends after his wife had died of unrealized she might be einstein's illegitimate child. the adoption might have been a ruse. evelyn wanted to do with genetic paternity test to settle things but it turned out that the embalming process denatured the brain's dna and made it useless. other sources of feinstein's dna might be floating around, stranding mustache brushes, sweated on violins, but for now we know more about the jeans of neanderthal sites who died 50,000 years ago than the genes of a man who died in 1955. i would like to end with that story for a reason. it goes to show it is a good reminder that we don't know everything about genes and dna. there are a lot of surprises allowed they're waiting for us so in some sense the stories in this book are still waiting to be written. in the interests of time i won't go into any more stories. i will mention a few of them from the book, stories th

evelyn hammond, first female african-american dean of the school says she will take a sabbatical.h of e-mail accounts happened of residents deans after finding out who leaked information concerning a cheating scandal. >>> a saddened for a missing quarterback quarterback from michigan. colin finnerty has been found in a lake. the grand valley's player had teammates look for him. no foul play is suspected. >>> hundreds of passengers finding their way home from the cruise that was a nightmare. investigators don't know what caused the fire on "grandeur of the seas." over 2,000 passengers were found stranded in the bahamas. they are getting refunds and a voucher for a future cruise. >>> and more questions around julie hermann. named in a sex discrimination lawsuit in 2008, during her tenure in at louisville. an assistant track coach says she faced gender and sex discrimination and fired after placing a complaint with the university's human resources department. hermann is held largely responsible for the coach's firing. >>> coming soon to a theater near you. shorter movie trailers. the

evelyn hammond who was the college's first african-american and first female dean of the school saysreturning to teaching. there were calls for her resignation in march after her office conducted a secret search of e-mail accounts of resident's deans to find out who leaked informations about a cheating scandal. >>> executives with a major global online cash transfer business run out of costa rica are under arrest facing u.s. charges of laundering $6 billion. their company, liberty reserve, has been shut down. federal prosecutors in new york say the company had become a financial hub for cyber criminals. they claim liberty reserve was linked to credit card fraud, identity theft, computer hacking and drug trafficking. >>> big losses in court for george zimmerman. the judge in the case refused to allow evidence that the defense argues may be crucial to their client's case. cnn's victor blackwell has the story. >> neither side will mention this in opening statements. neither side will mention it at all during the trial. can't imagine that there's any circumstance under which that will be

lost that evelyn, detroit, michigan, democrat. go ahead. liked the speech that the president makes and i think ae president is doing wonderful job not only for everybody around thatorld and it's time we're a spiritual group and it's join hands in all hand with each other and get on forknees and start praying every country in the whole world because all the disasters we're not lovingoming from each other so it's time that we together andife eliminate all these drugs in the neighborhoods and guns and the mainnd that's thing that the president should really work on because it's too people dying and babies chanceven have a anymore. >> evelyn, wanted to let you know that the president will speech tomorrow, thecommencement address at in annapolis, maryland. is up next from bella vista. caller: i would just like to say that president obama has nothing of united the people states. he's concerned about is the muslims and other countries when have so much kids that can't school and afford isches and even -- everybody so hungry for jobs in this countr

evelyn and report estimates the damage to top $2 billion.ssen a 27 year-old emeryville resident disappeared at the finish line on sunday search crews are focusing their efforts to run ocean beach or some of the personal belongings were found. for the san jose sharks clame up with the big win against the los angeles kings last night. the sharks battled using physical play to come back in the second round of the nhl playoffs after losing the first two games in a the l.a. game five is 30 night in los angeles, the teams split, each with two wins and losses. >> the story for memorial day weekend is it will be on the cool side. a bit warmer. hot weather is on the horizon. we're looking at a slight chance of showers about 20% next tuesday. >> never make fun of what other kids wear. a utah mother taught her our lesson. she forced her daughter to wear clothes from a stithrift shop after finding out she is making fun of another student's close at school. take a look. here's what some of the outfit to look like. she bought outdated close close to her d

futurecast 4 green indicating '60s by four- o'clock evelyn temperatures in the '70s. >> by 8:00 tonightoday. 71 in san jose. low seventies for mountain view. 71 for thou so. redwood city 69. in the east bay mid-70s for walnut creek and pittsburgh. pleasanton 73. richmond cooler at 64 degrees. >> a lot of cool for the five of your below average. the north bay upper 60s in navato . 65 in berkeley 67 in oakland. downtown san francisco 62. >> daly city upper 50s close to 60. >> s at giants play oakland a's for the battle of the bay this evening start time 705. typical will be in the low 60s with clouds and son. it may be breezy so bring a sweater or jacket. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast , marc mentioned the changes we will see to badger's warm- up. the big change on friday. will be almost 20 degrees warmer by friday. low 90s inland, plenty of sunshine low '80s or even the bay. >> saturday hotter. mid-90s inland. we could get close to travel digit as well on saturday for hour far inland locations. >> and local by monday. want to mention there is a possibility for morning fall

host: let's go to evelyn, from nelson phil, ohio.it was necessary for me to call in and ask this question. there was a camera put on the the under oneowed with a backpack. he had laid down. fromowed a picture of him the camera on a roof. why were there not men up there? how come there was police on that roof? guest: a good question, but i will say this, it has become common and necessary practice -- there were apparently 600 cameras in that area. they were not all city cameras. so the were retailers. others were people using them on their cell phone. but law enforcement, i would use for example the city of london, they have closed circuit televisions spread throughout the city. dare are not enough people to be on the top of a roof on everywhere in the city. cc tv, which has been resisted in these states as being an is anon of privacy invaluable tool. i do not think of privacy is invaded because the cameras are focused on public areas. when you walk into a public area, you have no expectation of privacy. is worthy of discussion why th

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