felicia? >> thank you very much for having me. my name is felicia lazando. also, felicia flames. i'm an entertainer, a tenderloin queen, a historian, an icon, a diva, and 32-year survivor of aids, and a vietnam veteran. [ cheering ] . >> i was born july 23rd, 1946. i was called names that destroyed my whole way of educating at school, so i lost all interest in school. i came to san jose in early '60s. and i had a sugar daddy that brought me to the tenderloin where at the time, in the early '60s, queens were arrested for wearing long hair, dressing up like a girl. they were arrested for obstructing a sidewalk. we were nothing but trash to the police and to the city of san francisco. i have fought a long time for this. i have been beat up. i have been thrown in jail. i have been raped, but i couldn't tell anybody because if i would have gone to the police, they would have told me, you asked for it. i am a long-time survivor. i came to the tenderloin -- no. wait a minute. i came to the tenderloin in 1993 -- 1967. i'm sorry. i had a whole page full of stuff, but, you know, seniors fo

to gun al and a story about a woman determined to break through the saving quite literally it damn felicia recently became the country's 1st female. and as. reports soaring ambition does not stop there. 44 year old etan felicia is getting ready for a daily duties next to going to national airport in a crowd. at him he's got his face female aircraft marshal or a fish in traditionally the preserve of men encounter at work includes properly grounded aircraft the lounge i think airports and inspecting the runway for elements that's good pose a risk to aircrafts when not assigned to they're around and then works from this control room monitoring incoming and outgoing aircraft and dismiss it as much to me and here i am with airfield at least you have a little time to rest when there's an aircraft coming but here is 247 am you communicate with people and just take who they stay me gratian the customs the d.n.i. determine how people the security everybody. answer recently at him was the only female aircraft mashallah but his story has encouraged other women to join the profession he also has. been

reports soaring ambition does not stop there. 44 year old at them felicia is getting ready for a daily duties at the 2 kinds national courts in accra. at him he's got his face femal aircraft martial art a profession traditionally the preserve of many encana includes properly grounding aircraft the lounge airports and inspecting the runway for elements that's good pose a risk to aircraft when not a science to their own and then works from this control room monitoring incoming and outgoing aircraft and this is as much to do in here. with airfield at least you have a little time to rest when they fly across country but here it is 247 am you communicate with people. who they stay me gratian the customs the d.n.i. the terminal people the security everybody answer recently at him was the only female aircraft marshal or that his story has encouraged other women to join the profession he also has. inspiring young people so that he gets. interested in the industrious will and we all work of who she is a very great inspiration to us all look at him story has gained a lot of media attention in gh

kenya and felicia. [ cheering ] >> felicia, come on this way. both are fierce community leaders who really inspire me. each of them are representative of different eras in our city's collective history. it's so important to remember our past and recognize how far we have come during trans awareness month. unfortunately, in 2019, in san francisco, we haven't come far enough. when kenya, one of the people that i'm actually commending today came to this event and she realized how it was going to impact her and that she would have pictures and publicly be seen, she asked not to speak or to be filmed or have her picture taken. when i talked to her about that and i felt it from my heart because she would be discriminated -- there was a chance of her being discrimin e discriminated for getting a job and her work. to me that, made me really pissed off that here we are in 2019, in san francisco, and we have someone that's fearful of work discrimination because of who she is. let me tell you a little bit about kenya and why i wanted to commend her today.

about today we discussed how we can promote these 2 new ships sapping into this potential of both felicia tears because we want to achieve one in this a peaceful goal we are satisfied with the outcomes of this dawson my i will counter but invited me to visit is supposed to iran next year and i am pleased to accept this invitation thank you. as for the. soon i'm off to feeling good by the sword. i'm very happy that. it's the for the record i'm your guest today so i would caution you called eggs and partners. because i would like to use this opportunity so we merry christmas and happy new year and i would like to wish the russian parliament of the with a new peace my and successes wish. all the people of the russian federation all the people of the world my friend and long time called look. for all of the natural talks in great detail about the legacy asia as we had today . discussed. agenda and international. issues. we share approaches. 0 in the bilateral agenda ximena. electoral relations they have been to develop a rapidly there are a lot of areas for corporation of the bilateral level

. >> kevin's mother felicia johnson is in critical condition at the hospital.eleased. the chp is investigating the. >> 4000 mental health workers are set to continue a five day strike tomorrow. >> psychologist, psychiatric nurses, therapists and mission specialists are walking picket lines over staffing levels and patient care. mental health workers are upset that patients have to wait wait weeks or months for appointment services and treatments. >> i am booked out into february. if you are in need today, the next available appointment is in february. . >> members have been without a contract for more than a year, negotiations are at an impasse over the, access to care, kaiser says it is already in the process of hiring hundreds of healthcare workers, they've spent $700 million on new mental health facilities in recent years. >> a pair of high profile guests paid a visit to san jose state university. tim cook was at the apple park campus in cupertino. in january, apple announced a partnership to bring education togirls around the world. she hopes to see a sprea

volunteers for such a strain felicia some of these fires have been burning since july but authorities are warning that these are catastrophic conditions it's the combination of extreme heat strong winds and low humidity that makes the situation on the ground incredibly dangerous firefighters are battling the blaze on the ground and from the air the intense heat has even generated its own thunderstorm healy. all the men and women fighting the fires are volunteers some haven't seen their families in days the locals who risk losing almost everything some are just trying to do whatever they can and it's just been difficult having their older get much sleep so. anxious to be problems as ward this is just the beginning of summer and many of fearful of what lies ahead for the rest of the bushfire season just to washington al-jazeera blackheath. well now in syria at least 11 people have been killed there in as strikes carried out by the government forces and russia on syria's last rebel held stronghold as their ongoing offensive in the northwest province of 11 it's already forced thousands of

felicia, is that changing the way that you view investors pricing risk? alicia: we are actually very positive on the u.k. so, absent some hung parliament, which is possible, i think any resolution of this at all is positive. there have been massive outflows from u.k. equities since june of 2016. we think the u.k. looks interesting. the economy has slowed because of the lack of investment, particularly in the last year as brexit kept getting pushed out. you cannot invest with this uncertainty. this will put an end to that and we really like the u.k. actually. romaine: i want to get your thoughts on the ecb tomorrow. what are you expecting, and how does that play into the global dynamic of rate differentials? alicia: christine lagarde has a delicate balancing act because she has the germans on the one side screaming about negative rates, and the rest of europe on the other that needs to support the economy. i think we will see more accommodation. i think we are going to start hearing a press towards fiscal policy. the ecb has come to the end of the brick ro

so this really helps a lot for all the students, felicia ramirez says earlier this week he got to works gift. >>i figured what better people to call the and the people that i know from the vintage car could begin this their community and i know that they're very adamant about having a community ramirez says she found out that would bridge elementary parents owed about $450 in unpaid lunches. >>a debt she said to clear i'm a static that a lot of people are. willing to help >>there you got a little give a little. >>we can to crawl valeant's willow with valley truck accessories says getting out his checkbook was a no-brainer that were given club that said mean we all pretty much family. everybody helps out everybody so he as well as other members and some business owners dead eat to have. >>they're outstanding debt paid by this club is just. >>era says the road does not stop here. after the holidays club members plan to raise funds to pay off the lodi unified school district entire lunch debt to the tune of $35,000 and we try to get together to do a lot of stepped out the committee becaus