his friend genesis on the right. the last time genesis says any one saw dan was on halloween night. when his roommate saw dan leaving his apartment on fourth and brannan in san francisco's soma district. where i am standing now. genesis says dan's roommate thought he was on his way to the gym, but hasn't been seen since. the day before that dan apparently called-in sick to work. and, genesis tells me the c-e-o of the company dan works for called police and filed a report when he hadn't heard from him after a few days. he's quite a character he's a big asian that and he has a smile just as big they know when you see it does one make sure he's ok we just want to know it is ok what ever that this whoever comes from here's a look at the missing person flier for dan circulating around the internet. his friends tell me, starting tomorrow, they'll be printing these out and posting them up around the city. i'm also told dan is from boston and that his family out there desperately wants his safe return. live in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. turning to decision 2014. after t

. >> con tristeza en el alma una familia busca, expresÓ y a que vuelva a casa se trata de gÉnesis figueroaa la informaciÓn que maneja la familia. >> medicina mickaël sÁbado -- me dicen que la vieron-- con una chamaca. >> de acuerdo a su madre algunos vecinos llegaron a verla con su pareja sentimental que tambiÉn es una joven, razÓn por la cual fundÓ la mayorÍa de las discusiones con sus padres. >> que ella quiere tenerla aquÍ y yo le digo que no. si me voy por la biblia no me lo permite, no quiere decir que yo odie a la muchacha. >> el padre de gÉnesis quiere que se sienten a conversar. >> no ser la voy a aceptar en mi casa. vas a salir? me cumples con la escuela. ya lo que hagas es asunto tuyo. >> su madre sÓlo espera que ella estÉ bien, por eso aprovecho las cÁmaras para enviarle un mensaje a su hija. >> te pido que vuelvas a mi casa, por favor, no sabes la desesperaciÓn, gÉnesis, te amo, te quiero, verdaderamente te extraÑo. >> se tiene conocimiento con el paradero de gÉnesis figueroa comunÍquese con las autoridades, o puede llamar a la familia figueroa el nÚmero que aparece en pantalla

por 42 a 21. >> gÉnesis rodrÍguez es la hija del josÉ luis rodrÍguez, el puma stephanie la entrevistÓa, en el grupo de niÑos yo soldaba. >> recientemente haremos con tu padre acerca de el libro que sacÓ. cada vez que uno le menciona a Él la génesis se le iluminan los ojos. >> mi papÁ y yo y mi mamá nos llevamos super bien estÁn muy orgullosos de lo que vivo. imagÍnate ellos son los que bueno prepararon la fiesta con todo lo de disney me llevaban a disney me acuerdo de cuando iba a los parques todo el mindo le pedÍa autÓgrafos a mi papÁ y no entendÍa porque teníamos a donald duck en frente. me ponÍa muy celosa de chiquitica es mi tiempo con mi papÁ. >> dejen de pedir autÓgrafos. >> despuÉs de los parques es cuando entendÍ que tenía que compartirÁ mi papá con todo el mundo. >> asÍ concluimos gracias por su compaÑÍa regresamos a las 11 con mÁs noticias. ♪ ♪ >> estos son los titulares, incendian una oficina del partido pri, exigiendo justicia para los estudiantes desaparecidos. la casa blanca vinculada al presidente peÑa nieto sigue la tradiciÓn vinculada a otras mÁquinas opulentas. el mi

gÉnesis rodrÍguez le prestÓ su voz y nos cuenta cÓmo fue su primera experiencia en la cinta animada.no me reconocÍ. mi voz es completamente distinta. era raro porque yo me veÍa en el personaje. veÍa cosas que hice en el cuarto. dice que ellos agarraran esas expresiones. >> llega la comedia con robin williams. la historia del fÍsico mayor de renombre de nuestros tiempos. va a estar nominada. se los aseguro. el protagonista nominado al oscar. una de las mejores pelÍculas que he visto en este aÑo. >> el calor humano como se siente. se sigue apoderando.

once, for genesis, and once as a solo artist. the "new yorker" wrote of you, his travel during his five-decade career is so great that it can be hard to reconcile the progressive rock front-man of the '70s with the multi-cultural, multi-media human rights activist who came later. do you have any trouble reconciling this? >> no. i just think i would say that anyone -- >> i think they meant it as a compliment. >> it's a wonderful thing. i have had fantastic opportunities, and i have always been smarter to surround myself with people that are smarter than i am. smart enough, sorry, i should say and i always say to people, there are people that i know who are better and more able than i am in any one of the areas that i am involved in. it has not deterred me. it has not stopped me. it should never deter or stop you. >> that's what i would say to young people because, you know, it's very ambitious or arrogant to assume that you can get away with all of this stuff. but i think if your heart is in the right place and you are following w

ser otro Éxito de taquilla big hero cuenta con la participaciÓn de una de las nuestras, la actriz gÉnesisspectacular es cuÁl se te quedÓ en la memoria? >> islandia es Ético nos cuenta mathew estoy seguro de que me parÉ en partes de la tierra donde nadie habÍa estado antes. >> detestamos tenemos tener frÍo, quÉ pasÓ en islandia? >> filmamos una secuencia nos cuenta anne hathaway un dÍa muy frio en un punto mi personaje tenÍa que sumergirse en el agua me empapÉ con esa agua congelada y tuve que quedarme asÍ por mucho rato. >> estÁs en todas las pelÍculas en hollywood en este momento pero te caracteriza por interpretar a mujeres muy fuertes. >> es que casi todas las mujeres que conozco son sumamente fuerte afirma jessica chesting siempre estoy buscando mujeres que no sean el estereotipo, por eso me gusto manejar entre los campos de maÍz en la película. >> keith es un cientÍfico reconocido que supervisÓ en la pelÍculas morales chocaron los genios del cine y la ciencia al hacer la pelÍcula. no, yo le decÍa necesitamos que esto pase en la historia hay alguna manera de que suceda, asÍ algunos cÁ

alex rodrÍguez admitiÓ a la agencia antidrogas que utilizÓ esteroides de la clÍnica bio gÉnesis, quena. >>> lo que escribiÓ el miami herald referente a las declaraciones de alex rodrÍguez con la dea es preciso. >>> tuvo acceso a la entrevista de la dea defiende a una persona involucrada en el escÁndalo bio gÉnesis, aunque sin relaciÓn con el caso de los beisbolistas de grandes ligas. asegura que algunos de los peloteros involucrados, deberÍan responder ante la justicia, porque cometieron crÍmenes serios. >>> y algunos estÁ alex rodrÍguez. . >>> acuerdo a lao que hemos visto, indiscutiblemente. compÓo testimonio, le pagÓ a su primo, y al seÑor bosch dinero para que no hablaran de Él. >>> tambiÉn habrÍa obstruido a la justicia interferido con una investigaciÓn federal y las autoridades no debieron conceder inmunidad a alex rodrÍguez a cambio de sus declaraciones. buscamos la reacciÓn del abogado de rodrÍguez pero no respondiÓ. aquÍ en miami, el estadio de bÉisbol de una universidad, lleva el nombre de alex rodrÍguez. paradojamente, tan solo al cruzar una avenida, se encontraba la clÍni

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. >> para quien conoce la biblia, la facultad de adivinar el futuro existe en el gÉnesis. >> existe porque va a firmar. >> es un engaÑo. >> hagan como la piÑata y pongan en crudo en el asiento. >> ahora desde el blog de el gordo y la flaca. >> quÉ tal amigos? como quiero que sean los mÁs informados que mejor que encontrarlos aquÍ en sus chismes gordos. >> al parecer la retaguardia de jennifer lÓpez no es la mÁs popular. algunos cirujanos plÁsticos dicen que los hombres se mueren por lucir la retaguardia de antonio banderas. >> es el mÁximo reconocimiento que se le da a un ciudadano americano. >> alejandro fernÁndez lanzÓ su tema te amarÉ a través de las redes sociales, canciÓn que hizo famosa miguel bosÉ. >> se determinÓ que el actor robin williams sufrÍa de demencia. >> adicted no ha recaudado la cantidad de dinero que debÍa. >> maribel guardia salir en defensa de joan sebastiÁn. >> entre compaÑeros debemos resguardarnos. a los tigres se le cancelÓ la fecha y se les pagÓ como si lo hubieran trabajado. >> maÑana van a ver la tercera boda de marc anthony. >> es temporada de dulces y a este

once again, we are back to the yen sis, the genesis was messy. the genesis was ugly. again trying to play defense around this. under mines efforts to defend the law and strengthen and improve it fuel the other side in terms of trying to fight for repeal weather piecemeal or wholesale these comments don't help. >> david, i say every nate, i really want everyone to have access to medical care. this really matters to me which is probably why i'm so enraged at this. i feel had. this whole business about transparency. you have josh earnst saying today the white house press secretary president obama is proud of the transparency process that was taken to pass this bill into law. >> no one read it you can't call that transparency. spork pelosi speaker pelosi didn't know what was in it until it was passed. i hold her accountable for that medical device tax. they read the thing in the beginning they would know it was in there from the very beginning. obviously they didn't know it was transparency because they didn't know what was in it. >> they are completely dug, in the democr

about 40 percent by pummeling offer the last 3 years i've held 3 oversight hearings which is the genesis of legislation today one of the things inconsistent maintenance practices and the challenges that our residents often have in trying to figure out who to call in a lighting service we've seen schajz within the city whether knowing the street light is pg&e or puc and taken time to example that out last year on gerrero center the in my district fell over into the middle of the street luckily no one was hurt when the puc locked the rest of the corridor caesar chavez all the policies were heavily corridor and fortunately all those poles were replaced unfortunately, when those lights were, in fact, replaced replaced with l making them pedestrian like sidewalks not just streets and not replaced with led technology this is an example of a major missed tint we should be jucht leads to increase the light level and increasing on the pedestrian lighting not only open streets we're a walking city but go acknowledge this when it comes to street lights we've not looked at the necessary resources to

talk about the genesis of the company. how did it get started? in 1999.mpany started was our 15th anniversary. it w started by people who had a passion for the internet. it was rare when the internet verse started. they wanted to sell products they loved and share it with others. in the beginning, it clearly was not the size it is today. it was part of a larger company that went public in 2000 as part of the.co-- the dotcom phase. now, we are focusing solely on e-commerce. the country has grown to $138 million in revenue last year. since 2009.own 180% we now have 148, a larger office space than when we started. -- its why this location has the ethos of silicon valley. but we are abt as far from silicon valley as you can get in this country. why here? >>>> at e time of the internet revolution, many companies started up. the founders of this company were pt of that whole generation. most of those companies did not survive, but our company did. create theto atmosphere within the office of a startup company that was innovative and creative. >> you ha

[applause] it's right there in sega genesis. well no matter, no matter what all these feminist critics say, i'm not ashamed of my hobby that's why i did it alone in my base many. because news flash what i do in a video game doesn't reflect the way i act in the real world. i love mario kart but i don't go around throwing banana peels out of my car. because turtle shells are much more effective. [laughter] for all gamers when i say the media should stop talking to critics like anita sarkeesian. i need a sarkeesian. [applause] all right, look. let's put this on the line, okay. let's call this what it is. you and the other fellenot sees in the gamer world are coming and put them into a little felt purse and take them away so we have to lay your non-violent games, right. >> no. >> it's a subculture war. >> it's women being harassed and threatened and terrorized. >> after you attack gairms after enjoying looking at women whose armor barely covers their nipples. i like what that looks like. i'm a man baby, news flash, i like it. >> one

>> vamos a hablar del gÉnesis. >> gÉnesis rodrÍguez hace otro de sus sueÑos realidad en hollywood.onas. laura zapata, noelia, y se une marÍa man,que viene a motivarnos, vamo hs a haar de unueda del prÍncipe azul. para muchas mujeres se puede convertir en el resto de la vida, pero no todos los prÍncipes son azules y hoy vamos a averiguar de quÉ color es el prÍncipe que usted tiene en casa, ¿verdad quÉ sÍ? ¿por quÉ es tan difÍcil encontrar el prÍncipe azul? >> las mujeres se han creado convertir exacto de lo que es el prÍncipe azul, estas son las cualidades que tienen que tener, y no es asÍ, hay hombres que tienen cualidades y no son exactas a las que hemos pensado antes y nos vamos a dar cuenta que hay prÍncipes de todos los colores. >> todo depende del azul! azul cielo, azul rey, azul marino, ¿no? >> y que te hagan feliz activo. u >> lo vamos a averiguar,¿estÁn buscando prÍncipe azul? no todos los prÍncipes son azules,¿cuÁl serÍa el príncipe perfecto? >> un hombre culto, que me enseÑe, que sea divertido, honesto,odio a los mentirosos. >> te voy a decir, ese tipo de hombre que laura

. >> guest: sanger today is often criticized for being a genesis genesis than a racist and i think it's unfair. they certainly said some things that today's standards are reprehensible. she was part of an era for eugenics was something talked about widely in mainstream circles and talk about harvard and especially among the well-to-do something that was widely discussed. you encouraged the babies we want to discourage the babies we don't want the poor and uneducated. it sprang from racist views but it was also considered part of the mainstream debate at the time. she was very much a pragmatist. she thought i gaining allies from anywhere she could including the eugenics movement to further her cause. >> guest: . >> host: it's hard to put oneself back in the framework the mental and emotional and political framework of the early days. i don't think she was racist. she was concerned about very poor people who were often immigrants having enormous families that they couldn't take care of in the terrible effects of that on everybody's health and life. she was actually close to a lock of blac

. >> the sudden change in temperature is called, remember this one, bumbo genesis, did i get that right in the winter when we have a storm bomb out and pressure falls in 24 hours. >> right. >> we are talking about a 24 hour change in temperature getting rapidly intensifying, in 24 hours and that is what we usually refer to. >> these are our favorite expressionness weather, polar vortex, bumbo genesis. >> it is crazy but term pol air vortex has been around forever but it became popular last year and we will explain what that is and what it really be going on next week. lets take a look outside where there is no polar air around but it is just cold. we are looking at cold conditions, temperatures falling through the 40's in the poconos, and we're falling through 309's right now, a at jack frost big boulder and even a few snow flurries, believe it or the not, earlier to daze because of the cold, and the wind. here's what we're talking about when we talking about that polar vortex it is a mass of cold air at the poles, circulating the north pole, of course, right here and occasionally it di

as i mentioned i was going through genesis of the network, but a brief overview. the network was formed as a result of the assessment of 2012 and 2013. as you know, those two initiatives led to the birth of our network. and when i came to you in march we thought we were in our infancy. we are now in our two hands and niece and -- knees and beginning to crawl. i mentioned the top priority areas that mentioned the health plus delivery system and task ready. we decided we would focus on these 10-12 initiatives over our first 18 -month period which will take us through june 2015. back in march, all 12 were in their initial stage of development as noted by the yellow color. i'm happy to report that as of today 5 of the 12 priorities are completed and the rest are under way on a path to completion. now it's my pleasure to provide you the co-lead of the intelligence unit and san francisco hospital administrator to share with you some of the great work by the intelligence unit. >> good evening, commissioners and colleagues. the basis is the goals that have been reinforced

the genesis came well before october 31, when he fled the country, well before the mass protests that forced him out. they say the key moment came on january 4. just three weeks after he had announced he wanted to modify the constitution so he could run again in 2015. that day, those who had helped him build his regime turned their backs on him. that's really what sparked everything that happened on october 31. "jeune afrique" actually interviewed blaise compaore, and he did hit -- he gave his version of things. he says he is aware that 30 years of riddick -- political life -- he realizes this was very tiring for the people of burkina faso. >> from one revolution to another. there's a new french magazine that is focusing on women who are revolutionizing the women -- the working world. >> this might seem odd in 2014 but they say that women are continuing to shake things up in the workplace, even though they have been around for quite some time. it takes a closer look at the consequences of the increased presence of women in the workplace. how they are still breaking rules that have bee

tell us what the genesis of yes we code was and what does prince have to do with it? as you mentioned, prince, were sitting together in the wake of the trayvon martin murder. they were at prince's house. prince was upset and he asked van, why is is it when we see a black kid in a hood y the assumption is he's a thug. if we see a white kid in a hoodie we think that's mark zuckerberg? he challenged van. van said, i think it's because of racism. prince says, maybe because we haven't created enough black mark zuckerbergs and challenged van and that'sy yes we code came up. >> i learned a new word hack-a-thon. >> hack--a-thon is when coders get together, computer programmers get together and stay up for three days to create an app to solve a problem. we brought together over 70 young students from northeast united states from top executives, coders, business professionals so they could create mobile application technology solutions to the problems that they see in their own community. >> and that's the key, is that they were actually pitching -- we saw a few of the pitches

. >> reporter: cairo's square, the genesis of the 2011 revolution that brought down hosni mubarak.saturday, a sight of confrontation once again. protesters chant slogans calling for a new revolution. security forces fire tear gas and water cannon to disperse them, several are arrested. the demonstrations are a whip lack to what's be called the trial of the censure any he just a minute. [cheering and applause] >> reporter: one with a controversial verdict. three years after being forced from office and one retrial later the murder case against mubarak has been thrown out. the long-time leader had been charged with conspiring to kill protesters back in january 2011. more than 800 people were killed. >> translator: it is not suitable for a former president to be taken to a criminal court, upholding to the terms and conditions of the criminal law or to consider the things he did wrong within his political responsibilities. even those crimes mentioned in the accusation list. >> reporter: the court also cleared mubarak's much-feared interior minister along with six of his senior aides. o

and that was the genesis of it. then i started interviewing the men themselves. about 5,000 interviews with special operators from world war ii as well as special operators, special forces, special operations forces, everything from the marine raiders to the rangers of dog company at.to hock to the first special service for us, but for me the most interesting group that i ever interviewed with the men and women of the oss because they had maintained their vows of silence. a very difficult group to interview. and it was through years of research. i have written written four books on the oss. now those individuals entrusted me with their story, and that is the thing that i think runs across all of my books, that trust. that that is not something that is easily obtained with the marines that i was with in falluja who trusted me with their stories to these oss veterans. >> questions, anyone? [inaudible question] >> speaking in alabama. [inaudible question] >> well, i would not necessarily say that. i would say that ten years ago to this day i was in the battle of fal

what do we see when god in second chapter of genesis when god creates man and the woman?ale and female he created them and he gave them dominion over the earth. he entrusted the stewardship of creation to the man and the woman. so from the very beginning we see the pattern set of marriage and stewardship. really marriage in a certain sense is the stewardship of our bodies. >> that is right. >> our bodies are a gift from god that we are meant to use for god's purposes that are meant for communion of the man and the woman and then being a generative love for life into the world. >> let me stop you right there because you are approaching a topic of marriage and family that is very explosive in our area and i think that it is misunderstood. perhaps -- would you mind sharing a little bit about your sons of communion of persons and even being good stewards of the gift of our body and our personhood? >> marriage is the image god uses in scripture for his relationship with us. because marriage is -- it is a comprehensive union of mind and body and spirit -- of the man and the wom

the corridor and that is exactly where the smoke is going to go in a fire and so i think that the genesis of this prohibition is the return side, if we are pushing the air through the corridor to the units that is less of a problem, the smoke is not going to tend to go through the corridor, as it was in the return mode and i would like to see more of that study as well and you mentioned that it did not work, when in the corridor remained, positively pressurized, and again, i would like to see how much time there is involved in that, or whether it was the any smoke is a failure sort of a question. >> and any questions. >> commissioner walker? >> yeah, i think that i am in returning to the issue of how much smoke is allowed in the corridor for it to become a problem, that would tie-in also to the condition of the stairwell, or the down exiting, egress, correct? so, you have to, you might have a different set of rules for the stairwell, requiring outside source or something. which would then be more important in the higher buildings. you have that issue, so, just i want to bring that up that

and really that workshop, the genesis of that was recognition on our part as a historic preservation organization that landmark protection is ill-suited to provide assistance to these really cultural establishment that are so valued by the neighborhoods in which they exist, and that was really -- early our first step which culminated in the report that i believe you have the executive summary in front of you, the sustaining san francisco's living history report, that not only discussed the community summit that you participated in, but also analyzes a series of international case studies of what other major city across the globe have done to recognize and provide assistance to these businesses to ensure their long-term sustainability. so, i'll be brief with my remarks. i just thought i would provide a little further context to add to laura's introduction. for those of you not familiar with san francisco heritage, we are a 43 year old historic preservation organization founded in 1971 with a mission to preserve and enhance san francisco's architectural and cultural identity. we're a m

so the book i have written is called "bulletproof vest" the genesis of the book is that i did not have a relationship with my father for 14 years. people heard you you never talk about them or you talk about them all the time and i never used to talk about my father because growing up in the chicago suburbs he shot and killed our neighbor. he was an outlaw. so after he shot and killed our neighbor he buttons up the bulletproof vest he goes back to mexico and never comes back so i never used to talk about him but eventually i reconnected with him and at that point i was already living in new york city and he was living on the old hacienda where i was born in he had a 200-acre ranch we would herd cattle together he would salep the horses together in the morning is through that time he started to share stories with me like we would ride past the creek or the tree and say that as were my brother got into a shootout then tell me the story so i think i never understood what made him tick the saying you can take the cowboy out of the mountains or you can take the mountains out of the cowboy s

the corridor and that is exactly where the smoke is going to go in a fire and so i think that the genesis of this prohibition is the return side, if we are pushing the air through the corridor to the units that is less of a problem, the smoke is not going to tend to go through the corridor, as it was in the return mode and i would like to see more of that study as well and you mentioned that it did not work, when in the corridor remained, positively pressurized, and again, i would like to see how much time there is involved in that, or whether it was the any smoke is a failure sort of a question. >> and any questions. >> commissioner walker? >> yeah, i think that i am in returning to the issue of how much smoke is allowed in the corridor for it to become a problem, th

it sound a little bit like genesis. i don't know -- stuart: what do you mean genesis.ins of the -- stuart: steward of the earth? melissa: we have to be steward of the earth. everything comes from the earth originally. it could mean anything. you're reading it like you should use solar panels or you should have an electric car. i'm not sure he went quite that far. stuart: does he want a carbon tax? melissa: i didn't see that in there. stuart: you didn't? melissa: you may be looking too deeply in the statement. could be saying be nice to everyone around you. stuart: i think the holy father is doing exactly. that. melissa thank for straightening me out. melissa: that is what i'm doing here. keep you in mine line. >> asked you how many people walked on the room, the correct answer is 12. kudos for bryce cook for being the first viewer to correct guess that correctly. why do we ask? our next guest launch ad kickstarter campaign to help fund his company's mission of burying a time capsule deep below the surface of the moon. joining us from london, lunar mission trust, david

. >> de su niÑo peruano que padece de coste gÉnesis imperfecta un trastorno que se caracteriza por unaner algo especial en la vida. todo lo que pueda dedicarse a estar allÍ. yo estaba contando la enfermedad que tenÍa y lo que padecÍa. yo lo veÍa que movía su mano. no me voy a olvidar de nada. cada vez que lo repetimos y la verdad que es algo emocionante. >> sorprendido llorando. me viÓ que era valiente. >> ni renato ni su familia podrÁn olvidar nunca este momento que marcÓ sus vidas llevarÁn siempre en sus corazones las lÁgrimas de roberto gÓmez bolaÑos tambiÉn el hecho de que fuera Él quien finalmente les abriÓ las cortas para que renato se operara. >> tras el homenaje a chespirito renato viajÓ a canadÁ para operarse y gracias a ello ha logrado caminar un sueÑo que se cumpliÓ gracias al hombre que siempre llevÓ alegrÍa a su corazÓn. >>¿ cuando uno va al cielo que pasa? >> se queda ahÍ para simple. >>¿ para siempre? que podrÍa hacer chespirito en el cielo. >> chistes a la personas que estÉn en el cielo. >> crees que harÍa reír mucho a la gente del cielo? >> no me tienen paciencia. >> r

he quotes genesis. sweat of thy brow you shall earn your bread. he who makes the corn shall eat the corn. of any other way is an act theft. he's a teenager and his father is failing -- fitzically him ng, his father hires out around the area for lincoln incredibly these physical tasks and as his father's right, takes the proceeds of lincoln until he was 21. incoln said, i used to be a lave because i worked and someone else took the proceeds. that's an absurd self-pitying it tells you but how personally lincoln took this principal and how deep he felt to this opposition to real slavery. the s the famous line from second inaugural address? what is slavery? toil.nrequited it's someone else working and ou taking all the legitimate proceeds of their work. and for lincoln, this is such a that it -- the littlewest most crawling understood this principle. a fragment to himself, one of the arguments he worked out that up in his writings or speech about an aunt. he said if an aunt finds a crumb the ground and the ant labors that crumb back to its nest and if