. >>> su hermanita francesca, los espera.unidad de ser la mamÁ de esos 4 milagros, especialmente gabriel que luchÓ mucho por su vida. en miami, angie sandoval, telemundo. >>> 4 milagros con 4 maravillosas vidas. y en nueva york a pesar de una maÑana frÍa y lluviosa, mÁs de 3 millones disfrutaron de las carrozas, bandas musicales, globos gigantes, con formas de personajes, el espectÁculo incluyo 8 mil participantes entre mÚsicos, payasos, porristas, y cantantes famosos. >>> estÁ todo bien bonito. >>> muy emocionado de estar aquÍ. vengo desde minneapoliminneapol. ♪ >>> y bueno, ese era el bachatero romeo santos que presentÓ a los hispanos, nos representÓ en el tradicional desfile cantando su nuevo Éxito. nosotros con esto llegamos al final. en nombre de todo el equipo que hace posible este espacio le damos las gracias por el favor de su confianza, y deseamos que >>me pide que viva con ella y con su mamÁ muerta. yo no puedo con eso. se pone a gritarle a las paredes, al techo... >>¿pero quÉ habla? ¿quÉ le dice a las paredes y al

when i was like 17 years old, i had just arrived in new york, understudying francesca annie in tony richardson's so i was -- how can i say? you know, a -- an on-stage player but i didn't have a line. i think i was a lady in waiting in the court of hamlet's, and i emitted a scream during the fencing scene, but that was about it. this time i have some lines. >> yeah. more than a few. you know, how are you approaching this? are you excited, or -- a little scared? a little -- >> i'm very excited.2q when i was in new york just now on my book tour i went to see candice bergen and alan alda who are fantastic, and it's just one of those plays that just changes so radically with whoever's in it, or at least i -- i assume it will, because it was full of surprises watching both of them work, and i'm a huge fan of both of their work. i have to say. so it scares me, and it excites me, and i can't wait. >> i'll come back to see you. i can't wait to get there. jonathan do me a favor before we run out of time. we put the first book up. the cover. when you were here for this conversation a year ago, i was just

came with one unified measure and city attorney's office victoria wong and let me try to remember, francesca and casey as well. this is an effort that i believe strengthen is and updates and modernizes or chain store ordinance and i would like to thank those who put in a lot of effort on behalf of our department to look at data and giving us information and all the time they spent working with my staff to overcome what significantly seemed to be a number of differences but coming together especially over the past few months for bringing this together. i would like to thank the office of economic workforce development and supervisor wiener and his aid to help us achieve the final amendments that i believe strengthens our policy. i would like though thank nick paper -- pag latos he was a team that moved across the finish lines and the hours of unit and put aside self interest to have common ground and common goals was significant. i thank nick from my office. i believe we struck a balance between having a stronger neighborhood voice in the process of conditional use processes and also a balanc

i'd also like to thank our city attorneys francesca [speaker not understood], joshua white for drafting the ordinance and hours and hours of time spent on this and a shout out to our recently retired deputy city attorney paulette who began working on this ordinance quite a while ago, many, many months ago. finally i'd like to thank david levitt from [speaker not understood] and visa long the way as well. all families need strong wages, stable hours, and sane schedules to build a good life in san francisco. however, many of our neighbors who serve our food, stock our shelves, and sweep our floors have job that grant too few hour on too short notice and require them to be at the beck oned call of their employer ~. in san francisco we've been experiencing extreme working crisis for family with inequality growing at one of the fastest rates anywhere. this is due in part to the influx of higher professional workers particularly in the tech sector, but it's also due to the steady growth of workers in low-wage service sector jobs and the poor quality of those jobs.

i want to bring in francesca, who runs this is cool coverage. get into the thrashing of harvard is in school, what happened, and why did it not do so well? >> grows in the rankings a lot, partly on the strength of how --ruiters hire a lot of rates on the survey. we asked companies, recruiters for companies, across industries, a lot of 500 companies, what they look for, where they find them to have the qualities they need come and they repeatedly cited duke and talked about how collaborated -- collaborative their students were and happy -- how happy they were. >> yuan to employers to see a happy they were. you run the business rankings with us. what is the methodology? yes with a lot of help. we effectively rank schools on three measures. the employer survey i just mentioned, a small portion of the ranking is made up with how they do faculty research with the business journal. >> got it. this is the first year it has not been the top five. number eight, how can that be so? quite still in the top 10, still a highly valued ran. >> they went there b

it's easy to gauge what they talk about, we'll have expert analysis from francesca. who is from lewis university. is there a solution. you are head of mediterranean studies, is there a way to be sold or tackled. >> let's say more than a solution. there's maybe solutions. there should be cooperation between north and south and mediterranean. it is impossible to stop immigration. people are migrating because of poverty, emergency, political emergency, and they are asking for asylum. it is important to distinguish and face the emergency but not on the spot. we have to plan. these are events occurring now and then. and, of course, cooperation is important. europe has a strong and important mission. we have been building ourselves through centuries and we have achieved the beautiful community based on political and human rights. we have a lot of know how to export and create a corporation together with those states facing the problem on the spot. on this area. >> this is part of the issue, you mentioned the north and south of europe. the south has spent the last year acti

joining me now is victoria di francesca soto and joe madison. thank you both for being here. >> thank you, reverend. >> thank you, reverend. >> joe, i have to start with the claim from gop senator tom coburn about the president possibly triggering anarchy and violence. what's your take on this? >> it's inflammatory. it's provoking violence, coming from someone who works in one body of government, and i don't think i've ever heard any kind of language like that, quite candidly, since the civil war. if one would go back, and i did this the other day, and look at what lincoln signed one of the executive orders, which was the emancipation proclamation, there are political cartoons accusing him of being an emperor. this is just history repeating itself again. >> victoria? >> what is so crazy about coburn's remarks, when he said this country is going to go nuts if he signs this executive order, why don't we think about what would happen to this country if we were to deport the five million people who would be covered under there, that's when our count

. >> francesca chambers, reporter mail on-line.com. let me start with you, aim where i.nning in utah, this was the second time she attempted. she did it this time. what does it mean? >> this is tremendous. it's tremendous for mia love. it's tremendous for the african-american community and for the republican party. in 2012 she gave it a shot. she fell a little short. now she's in the u.s. congress. >> it's the first female senator in west virginia. a lot of firsts happening. how did you see it? >> well, joannie ernst, the thing i really like about her is she didn't run on women's issues or anything like that. she ran on her strong record of military service and the dpakt that she was an iraq war veteran. i think that's very impressive, and the voters in iowa obviously thought it was impressive as well. >> okay. katilyn, when you are covering this, did you ever expect to see so many firsts with regard to women this time around? >> we were expecting it heading into these elections. west virginia we knew because of the candidates both being women that there would be a woman

stacy and francesca with sister maria.urch and co, this is really something that is so current and really, the level of curiousity is high. stacy, did you always want to become a nun? >> i told my grandma when i was 12 that i wanted to become a carmelite none like sister here because saint therese of lisieux is my patron. i grew up reading this book of hers on the coffee table. i would leaf through it and yes, i always wanted to be a nun when i was little. my grandma said it would be such a waste. you would be such a good mother. >> sister was mother to all. >> exactly. >> it's a very special calling. i think that it's important for my generation to understand what an amazing choice you're makingg when you choose a community as opposed to expecting or thinking that the only good life involves being married. this is a real option. >> opting out of something. francesca, you get a little upset having a hard time tossing the make-up. look. >> it's not as important because it's who you are in here and what you give o people eve

francesca leavy runs businessweek's business school coverage.uke's fuqua of business dean, bill boulding. he joins us from dubai. why do you think duke beat out schools such as harvard? >> the basic reason is that it that pulls together towards a common goal. we have worked really hard to identify and attract the the characterve values and sense of purpose to make a difference in the world and to work with and through other people. that makes them attractive to employers, in whatever sector they operate in. >> bill has a smile on his face, for good reason. what are the ingredients, the factors that we analyzed to determine the belongs at the top of the list? >> we have>> three elements that we measure. make up almost half, 45% and 45%. the third is 10%. assessment of students' opinions, graduating mbas. the ranking.f another 45% is a survey of employers. we ask them what they think of the and he has they are hiring. the rest is a tally of faculty research. >> when you say sense of purpose, what kind of employers are looking for graduate to have

francesca is 3 months old, can't see this. kim kardashian, dare to break the internet?s a peach here. a can't show that. and anhe lds on a comet, it appears. and fix the internet, that hashtag, i have a feeling that's going to last longer. and big on facebook, not sure how george is going to feel about this one. a "gma" classic. our unofficial anthem. take a listen. >> i'm going to make a request for george, one of your favorites. "turn down for what" lil john. >> again? >> come on, george, get the moves. >> come on, george. >> coming at you. >> it's going viral. people want more, george. and maybe they'll get it? tweet us out with the #gmaspe the #gmaspeedfeed, with the viral moments. >>> and maked and afraid. james franco and seth rogan, they'll appear in a special episode of naked and afraid. and as you can imagine, very little is left to the imagination. take a look. >> what are you doing here? >> seth. >> are you joking me? >> oh, man. >> you're supposed to be a hot australian-like survivalist. >> dune anything about surviving out here? >> i'm glad it's you, brothe

. >> christi was looking for fran francesca and her hand started cramping up.er: test after test came back negative. doctors were unsure of what could be wrong with the 41-year-old woman. nine months after those first symptoms christi went to see a neurologist. >> we were sure at that point it is not als. we later came to find out the physician didn't have it in his heart to tell a 41-year-old with a 1-year-old child her prognosis. >> reporter: their family doctor confirmed that christi's diagnosis was als. today, the degenerative disease has completely paralyzed her. she relies on a ventilator to breathe. because als progresses differently in each person, it can be difficult to predict how long christi will live. >> als really is a disease of the brain and the spine until cord. >> reporter: the doctor is the chief neurologist at massachusetts general hospital. she's also christi's doctor. >> her disease progressed really fast. we see that in some people but super rapid. other people it's very slow. they have 10 20 years. and we don't understand that difference

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francesca is 3 months old, can't see this. kim kardashian, revealing cover.t some of our favorites. she turns into a centaur. and she's a peach here. a can't show that. and in breaking break the internet news, she lands on a comet, it appears. and fix the internet, that hashtag, i have a feeling that's going to last longer. let's move over here quickly. and big on facebook, not sure how george is going to feel about this one. a "gma" classic. our unofficial anthem. take a listen. >> i'm going to make a request for george. i heard it's one of your favorites. "turn down for what," lil john. >> again? >> come on, george, get the moves. >> come on, george. >> coming at you. >> it's going viral. people want more, george. and maybe they'll get it? tweet us out with the #gmaspeedfeed, with the viral moments. >>> and now to the big screen. this is my favorite here. any of you watch discovery channel's "maked and afraid?" james franco and seth rogan, their buddy movie opens on christmas day. they'll appear in a special episode of "naked and afraid." and as you can ima