gina. charlene harrison. all right. when you are ready, make them dance., doubled the -- double beat. this style of dance once again coming to us from the north. the ojibwa, lakota, dancing throughout indian countries. again, one of our most competitive styles of dance. ♪ alright, one more time, give it out -- up for our jingle time dancers. [applause] coming into the arena, our women's fancy shawl dancers. make your way into the arena. when you are ready, make them dance. all right, one more time. good singing, dancing. all right. [applause] how are we looking over there, robert? good? all right, calling out our double bustle fancy dancer, mr. edgar santiago. all right. [applause] edgar, are you tired from last night? all right. when you are ready. make them dance. ♪ all right. [applause] thank you, mr. edgar santiago. [applause] all right, calling all our dancers into the arena one more time. a round dance. dancers, come on out. how about another hand for our dancers, singers? all right. rocket, city hall. here we go. all right, when you are ready, make

gina mosconi and mrs. kathleen alioto. giants managing general partner and ceo bill neukom and his wife sally. the giants' president and chief operating officer larry fehr and his wife pam. giant's senior vice president and general manager brian sabian and his wife amanda. the wife of our skipper, mrs. kim bocce. former giants managing general partner, peter mcgowan. clubhouse manager mike murphy is here with his wife carol. also with us today, the giants' training and medical staff, the clubhouse staff, the front office staff of giants executives, and the players' families are here as well. i would like to introduce the of the giant broadcast team. tito puentes. dave flemming. mike cruco and dwayne kriker. hall of fame broadcaster jon miller. and finally, two giants living legends, hall of famer mr. willy makati and hall of famer, the greatest mr. willie mays. [applause] how about a big hand for all of our special guests, everyone? [applause] we would like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community pa

gina grant from the clean city coalition. she's with us today. lieutenant ford, who is from the mission statement representing the captain is here with us. tom carter from the san francisco fort is also here with us. please forgive me if i forgot to mention others. i know there's quite a number of you in the room. our panelists here, the officer who is in charge of the graffiti for city. he will be here to answer any questions during the question and answer times. i'm sure a lot of you do have quite a few questions for the police department. my boss, director of public works, who you will hear from soon. and larry stringer from the bureau of sfrirmente tall -- environmental services, the branch that is spanl for abatement and coordinating many of the activities in our city. please welcome them to the conference. [applause] i'm not sure i should introduce myself. i always do this -- but i wouldn't wait for my director this time. i am the chair of the advisory board and i also serve as the deputy director for directions at the department of works.

gina has spent the last six days with him and his family. he is able to follow simple voice commands and lift one of his legs. she said he would be very touched by all of the support he's getting. >> honestly, he would be so excited because he loves attention. so he would be so touched and so excited. and i'm just devastated that he's not able to be a part of it. he would be eating it up. >> his employer, american medical response, held a barbecue fundraiser yesterday which raised 1 $40,000 to help pay for his medical bills. the giants will hold a fundraiser during monday's home game. >>> he was expected to do one thing and he did the opposite. why phillip garrido's lawyer says he pleaded not guilty. >> this was a pretty good spanking that the plaintiff got, and i think it was appropriate >> she said gang rain and jurors -- gang rape and the jurors said "not exactly" >>> when they thought she was texting behind the wheel, they suspended her. now recommendation is to be fired. what changed after muni officials looked at the video? guilty to k

gina spent the last several days with stow and his family. she says he could follow simple voice commands yesterday and lift one of his legs. she also said stow would be very touched by all the support he is getting. >> honestly, he would be so excited because he loves attention. so he would be so touched and so excited and i'm just devastated that he is not able to be part of it. he would be eating it up. >> stow's employer, american medical response, raised $140,000 at a barbecue wednesday to help pay for his medical bills. and the giants will also hold a fundraiser during monday's game against the dodgers. >>> it is 5:07. barry bonds could learn his fate on the day of the giants home opener. today the jury will begin deliberations at 8:30 this morning in the slugger's perjury trial. both sides giving their closing arguments yesterday. federal attorneys said the greatest baseball hitter of his generation lied to a grand jury in 2003 about taking steroids. the defense told the jury that all of the government's witnesses were unreliable. if c

gina has spent the last six days with stow and his family. she says he was able to follow simple voice commands yesterday and lift one of his legs. she also said stow would be very touched by all of the support he is getting. >> honestly, he would be so excited because he loves attention. so he would be so touched and so excited and i'm just devastated that he is not able to be a part of it. he would be eating it up. >> stow's employer america medical response held a barbecue fund-raiser yesterday which raised $140,000 to help him pay for medical bills. the giants will also hold a fund-raiser during monday's home game against the dodgers. >>> a jury has cleared two former college baseball players of liability in a civil lawsuit in connection with an alleged gang rape. their accuser won't get any money from them. in fact, she may face paying their legal fees. the plaintiff claimed she was attacked by a group of baseball players at an off-campus house party four years ago. she was 17 at the time. back then the d.a. decided not to file criminal

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gina has spent the last several days with stow and his family at the hospital. she says he was able to follow simple voice commands yesterday and lift one of his legs. she also said stow would be very touched by all of the support he is getting. >> honestly, he would be so excited because he loves attention. so he would be so touched and so excited and i'm devastated he can't be part of this. >> his employer american medical response raised $140,000 at a barbecue wednesday to help pay for his medical bills. the giants will hold a fundraiser during monday's home game against the dodgers. >>> former giants slugger barry bonds could learn his fate on the day of his former team's home omer. the jury will begin deliberations at 8:30 this morning in the slugger's perjury trial. both sides gave closing arguments yesterday. federal attorneys said the greatest baseball hitter of his generation lied to a grand jury in 2003 about taking steroids. the defense told the jury that all of the government's witnesses were unreliable. if convicted, bonds could face prison time or

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this one, is variety, is the, the china, there's another species of the same gina. do you smell lemons? >> a little bit. >> it is supposed to be lemon scented. >> you can maybe smell a bit of lemon. that's what they say. >> anytime you see that, the citrus, those are indications, there's citrus or lenl scent to the tree. bottle brush is not hugely popular in san francisco because these flowers will, fall and they will get into your car, and they will blow through your vents and, i've heard complaints that they get very sappy and they stick on cars. >> i love these things. >> it does well and doesn't get too huge t a good hardy street tree. but we get complaints. >> they're similar to a lefto spermum. which is when captain cook sailed, he would take leaves from these plants and make tea to cure scurvey. >> there are also, there's another tree that is new zealand native. it is called the new england crils tree. they will survive in the worst conditions, the saltiest s. they have pretty aggressive roots, you want to plant it with care, but it can be a big beautiful tre

gina lenson says stow could follow simple voice commands and is now lifting a leg. lenson also said stow would be very touched by the all the support he has been getting. >> -- by all the support he has been getting. >> he would be so excited because he lost attention so he would be so touched and so excited and i'm just devastated that he's not able to be part of it. he would be eating it up. >> giants will hold a fundraiser during monday's home game again, the dodgers. >>> and -- against the dodgers. >>> we are just hours away from the giants home opener. >> that's right. the reigning world series champion hoisting their world series title flag this afternoon. let's go to anne makovec. she is at at&t park with a look at the celebration, all the plans, and also we should talk about the security measures that are in place for the game. anne, good morning. >> reporter: we could not talk about this enough today. it's friday. the sun is coming up here over at&t park. very excited to be here. and we have a celebrity appearance. this is actually become a local celebrity

>>kimberlee: the winner of the contest, and gina she won a pair of registrations to the sold-out bayo breakers. we talked to gene it today. let's find out about her. she's participated in bay to breakers 10 times, she said she walks, dances and enjoys the costumes and she loves the up the atmosphere and energy of the race. if while she usually goes on the race with her girlfriends, this time she's excited their daughters are joining them. you could see in the picture jean and her daughter. it they enjoy craping french after the race and the plan on dressing up this year and they're excited it's the 100th anniversary. congratulations jeanette. head over to the kron 4 facebook fan page up larger pictures and videos of you getting your costumes ready. your pictures could be featured in a kron 4 newscast. stay with us more news after the break. >>pam: the new national terror advisory system came out today and now has two levels aborning. elevated an imminent. >>jacqueline: continued sunny skies, winds are breezy. were seeing wind speeds in the '20s close to the coast. the clubs are going

this is going to work here, gina. watch." >> thank you very much. that was a good job. >> please log in. the computer has been amazing. it's an email i sent called "monday ning project tasks". ning is a social networking site where you can make your own separate little network. and so i created ning social networks for my students as characters for "to kill a mockingbird." if you are atticus, you're creating the discussion question... and they can write discussion questions, they can comment on each others' walls, they upload pictures, they write diary entries, they add music. they're finding jazz songs that i gave them, billie holiday songs, that go with the time period. yeah, that's fine. and its amazing these kids are getting so into it. because i was really worried that they wouldn't grasp the novel. >> incidents of violence are way down. we track those things and they've been decimated. daily attendance is up over 90%. in test scores, we went up in reading, 30%, and in math, almost 40%. you know, i wake up every day and i go to bed every night

hoy estamos con la abogada gina polos para hablar de esta situaciÓn. >> primero que fue la reforma inmigratoriaremitir al lugar donde ella vive, cada oficina consular tiene su pÁgina web donde pueden ver los requisitos. >> tome nota de los requisitos. vÍa telefÓnica tenemos a udiel que tiene una pregunta sobre este tema. ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> quiero saludarlos. yo tenÍa una pregunta para la abogada. cÓmo puedo hacer... cÓmo puedo hacerle para... que mi mamÁ tenga una visa porque tengo 6 aÑos sin verla. cÓmo harÍa para que pudiera venir y tener una visa. >> ella tiene que aplicar para su visa de turista y tiene que someter su aplicaciÓn al consulado donde ella viva y presentarse para una entrevista con el secretario consular. y el propÓsito con el cual viene a los estados unidos. >> se pide a travÉs de la pÁgina de internet, del consulado o de la embajada de los estados unidos en ese paÍs? >> se pide directamente en la oficina consular y cada oficina tiene un mÉtodo diferente para esa aplicaciÓn, por só es importante chequear la pÁgina de la oficina en especial. >> espero que

gina kelley from "seventeen" magazine says it's all about setting limits. >> if you set a budget fromg i think that will -- it will alleviate some the fights. >> reporter: as for caroline's mother lisa, she admits she blew her initial $700 budget. what kind of a message do you continuing is sending to young girls when this amount of money is being spent on something like prom? >> if you can look your best and you want to buy something and it's relative to what you earn or what you can spend, i think it's okay as long as you're not tacky or you don't brag. >> if you want something different but i think it looks beautiful. >> reporter: there are going to be people at home who will be watching this saying, she's spoiled. >> i don't think that i'm spoiled. i think that spoiled sounds, so, like, mean. i think it's more, like, lucky or blessed. >> reporter: we had to see for ourselves what $3,000 will buy a 15-year-old. are you ready to show us the dress? wow! whoa! >> thank you. >> that is a lot of money. >> she does look beautiful but honestly, really, looking great doesn't necessarily ha

my name is gina solomon, i'm a practicing physician. i'm also a senior scientist at the national resources defense council and a and the director of the occupational and environmental medicine residency program at the university of california san francisco. most health professionals at some point in their career encounter a disease cluster. disease cluster is a mysterious excess of one or more illnesses such as cancer, birth defects or neurological disease in a particular work place or particular community over a period of time. and the disease clusters are frightening for communities and often frustrating for scientists because at least in the past there were limited tools for understanding and solving them. but my disease clusters also hold the potential especially with the new scientific tools of today and that are emerging as we move forward. these disease clusters may unlock some of the mysteries of chronic disease including birth defects and cancer. when i was a clinical fellow harvard in the mid 1990's, i learned about the cancer

gina how many dues paying members the association has? >> i don't know. >> let me answer that for you. none, zero. they take all the contributions for the interests out there that don't have to be disclosed in turnaround at gram-negative political act against candidates throughout the country familiar a tax exempt organization. it's not surprising that we don't find him sitting next to you here today either because they basically one on the attack against democratic candidates in the last election cycle. let me also ask you that, you know, let me get to the crucial question here. i think aarp supported the affordable care act today because there was direct financial benefit for you of what was ms legislation that was passed? or was it based on substantive policy regions of why you supported the affordable care act? >> had nothing to do with revenues. it was 100% focused on our mission and what our seniors and 50 plus populations were saying they needed for the american dream. >> and what more specifically found in the affordable care act

gina how many dues paying members the association has? >> i don't know. >> let me answer that for you. none, zero. they take all the contributions for the interests out there that don't have to be disclosed in turnaround at gram-negative political act against candidates throughout the country familiar a tax exempt organization. it's not surprising that we don't find him sitting next to you here today either because they basically one on the attack against democratic candidates in the last election cycle. let me also ask you that, you know, let me get to the crucial question here. i think aarp supported the affordable care act today because there was direct financial benefit for you of what was ms legislation that was passed? or was it based on substantive policy regions of why you supported the affordable care act? >> had nothing to do with revenues. it was 100% focused on our mission and what our seniors and 50 plus populations were saying they needed for the american dream. >> and what more specifically found in the affordable care act

and i would remind all of you that when gina mccarthy, the air quality director of e.p.a., came to congress, she said herself that trying to regulate greenhouse gases in america just for the enforcing arms of the greenhouse gas bill, which would be every state in america, would cost the enforcing agencies $24 billion, not including the additional cost to all of the utility companies, those people that have boilers, farmers, others, the addition costs that it would provide to them. so if we want america to be competitive, to create jobs, to compete with china, we must stop this out-of-control e.p.a. and that's precisely what this legislation is designed to do. we're not changing the clean air act in any way. air quality, all those things will still be enforced. so i would urge passage of this legislation. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. waxman: mr. chairman, i am pleased at this time to yield three minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts. the chair: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for three minutes. mr. markey: i thank the gentleman. i rise in opposition t