a birth, a death, a marriage, a divorce, you had a new grandchild. where are your ira beneficiary forms? do you even have a clue? do you know how many retirement accounts you have? look, i don't wish anything bad on anybody here, but if something were to happen to you today, would your family know where to go to put their hands on this information? yes, no? probably not. "so where do you find this critical information?" you might be asking. well, go back to your financial advisor or whatever financial institution, wherever your ira money is invested. and then you might find something even more shocking. they don't have it either! so the question i get is, "should i look for old beneficiary forms?" no! these things can be changed anytime, updated, changed. you can create new ones. you can even change the beneficiary anytime you want. i had trouble convincing an 80-year-old client of mine of this a long time ago, and i finally convinced him. he says, "you mean you can change the beneficiaries anytime you want?" and i said, "yes." he says, "this is grea

nobody's grandchild should grow up to bite and kill somebody else's grandchild because it's time to imagine what this nation could be if we focus the same resources on jobs and education as we do on the war. so americans are saying it's time to end this war now doesn't look like it's going to happen anytime soon you recently wrote a piece about this and you said that it's our responsibility to make sure that that our voices of her are her that the people that get to wage these wars and make the decisions in congress and the generals that get to keep pushing it you know don't get away with it so how do we do that well people have become much more active and it's understand why people are as active yes it's true that seventy two percent of the american public wants a fast fast withdrawal from afghanistan however in the exit polls from of members two thousand and ten midterms we saw that only about two percent of american public felt that this was a priority for the congress and why is that because there is no draft so people aren't directly affected by the war and to we're not being taxed on

all i a couple in jail after police say the capt. 9 year-old grandchild locked in a bathroom at an apartmentex for years. the little girl was capt. there whenever she wasn't in school. she told a school nurse finally about how she was being treated and the nurse called police. the national park service worker got stuck inside the st. louis arch today. police say he is training its work and somehow got pinned between at schramm and the arch. paramedics treated him and got him on a stretcher. they say the injuries are not life-threatening. >> winds are a lot, then there were 24 hours ago. 13 = fairfield, a far cry from what we saw yesterday. temperatures will get cold out there especially in the north bay. 3 = not but, third = fairfield. 45 to start the day and san francisco. after the chilly start to the day temperatures will rebound in the afternoon into the low 60s average for this time of year. 59 = half moon bay, 59 = ever fall, 2 = oakland, 64 = san jose. a persistent weather pattern quite some time. this will break down next week, rain will be back to our forecast. 7:00 monday evening,

skinner family, they were so tight-knit, they would let nothing come in between them and their grandchild. >> the allegations of sexual abuse didn't stick. the department of children and family services said they were unfounded. jennifer still wouldn't allow steven to see sydney. to force her to share the baby with steven, the judge in their divorce case ordered that steven get regular visits with sydney. that court order helped. steven was able to see sydney for a few visits. he sometimes invited jennifer to come along as they did to pick pumpkins in october, 2008. because despite all that had happened, his family says steven was still hoping he could show jennifer how good life could be with the four of them together as a family. his efforts were in vain, though, far more often than not, jennifer and family denied steven visits with their family. once saying sydney was sick. one time steven called a police officer to the skinner home to help him but the family still said no. steven was becoming more and more frustrated. one evening in late november, 2008, the whole situation exploded. >

he is survived by his sister, two daughters and grandchild. there will be a memorial event for john ross on february 26

he is survived by his sister, two daughters and grandchild. there will be a memorial event for john ross on february 26 between 3:00 and 5:00 in the afternoon at united mission presbyterian church at the corner of 23rd and cap. there will be a reception to follow at cafe la boheme. hope everyone can attend. thank you. supervisor chiu: thank you, colleagues. today, i'm introducing a resolution concerning sb 223, concerning the vehicle license fee, sponsored by senator mark leno. as many of you probably know, in 2003, governor schwarzenegger really did damage to our budget by rolling back the vehicle license fee. he rolled back a vlf that had for 50 years been in place. the move cost our state about $6 billion a year, including hundreds of billions of dollars to san francisco -- hundreds of millions of dollars to san francisco. we considered raising the vehicle license fee back to the 2003 levels, which would have brought the city close to $50 million. there was a super majority of the board that supported that, and it was also supported by our

i have one grandchild who attends james

i have one grandchild who attends james mack middle school. i'm a 1021 member and i want a contract now. not tomorrow but now. ok, we've been without a contract too long. last year -- last year in may. and i want to stay in san francisco's civil service because i enjoy my job. and i enjoy receive -- serving the kids, and they enjoy me. thank you. president mendoza: thank you. [applause] >> good evening. my name is carol wood. i am a secretary at chavez elementary school. a 1446. i've been there 19 years. i have over 900 hours of sick leave. i'm either a fool or i'm very healthy. i think both. but i work very hard. i love my job. i'm dedicated. i go in almost every single day whether i feel well or not and i don't think i'm unique. i think all of the workers in sciu 10-21 are hard workers. we deserve a decent contract and i do not want to be out of civil service. thank you. [applause] >> good evening president mendoza, board members, superintendent garcia, ladies and gentlemen. my name is rudy f. johnston. i work here for over 25 years in unifi

it started in 1999 when my first grandchild was born. the first time i look into that little face, the first thought that went through my mind was not what do i do to make sure she gets a good education or a great start in life like my parents wanted and like you want for your children or grandchildren. it was not about what i do to give them a great start in life. the first thought that went through my mind, so help me god, was what do i do to make this a better world. i did not know where it was going to lead. i did not know it was going to lead to this lincoln-reagan dinner tonight. [laughter] that was the first thought in my mind. two days ago i was entered --i was interviewed by a reporter. she asked me a question that i had never been asked in the years i had been doing interviews. it caused me to stop and ponder. i told her the story of how my first grandchild inspired me to consider running. because of all the issues we face. she said, you said your granddaughter inspired you. how is that different from how your children might ha

i knew about her, but i didn't know about the grandchild. so, you know, start a new life. start all over. >> one message that you have for her, your hopes and dreams for her in her life, what would it be? >> to be a good mother, a good daughter, and for her to know that i'm going to be here for her. for always. >> so good to hear it. thank you, danny. we appreciate you being with us. such an exciting story for you. >> thank you. >> and now here's lonnie with another check of the weather. hey, lonnie. >> all right, leb ka. thanks very much. let's get right to the weather headlines. here's how we see it out there. we are talking some very big rain for southern california, which transitions to some very big snow for the southern rockies. how much snow? you get to 4,000 feet in the southern rockies and you're picking up between one and two feet of snow. you go above 6,000 feet, now we're talking two and three feet of show. some places like park city, utah, taos, new mexico, the skiers in that era are just going to love it. low pressure system on top of the map, bringing the sn

and i was asked by a reporter yesterday why was the birth of your grandchild so impactful on you considering a run for the presidency? what about your children? and i reminded her, when your children are born, you focus on their future. when your children -- grandchildren are born, you focus on the future of the nation. ask any grandparent and they will tell you. [applause] [applause] >> that's where part of my inspiration comes. it comes from thinking about making this a better world. and we all have to do what we can do, using our talents and our faith. not only in the greatest country in the world, but those family principals that you heard talked about today. the declaration of independence was conceived by our great founding fathers. they didn't intend for somebody to recite, we hold the truth that is are endowed by the creator. it wasn't intended to leave that out of a speech. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> when our -- when our -- some of our early settlers of this country decided they wanted to put in god we trust on our of currency. now you have some of the people tha

you know, with my new grandchild being born, which is a miracle, thank god.ey were true, true, real fans that actually really understood him, funny enough. they got him. >> and i know they were there for you, too. >> very much for me. >> i know it wasn't easy for you to come forward. but it was important for you to honor your son. and thank you very much for being with us. >> it was my pleasure. thank you for having me. i just want everybody to remember him for the wonderful human being that he was. and a great actor. >> all right. and you continue to take good care of yourself. >> thank you so much, robin. >>> we'll be right back. if we didn't have to weigh 'em all. if those boxes are under 70 lbs. you don't have to weigh 'em. with these priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. no weigh? nope. no way. yeah. no weigh? sure. no way! uh-uh. no way. yes way, no weigh. priority mail flat rate shipping starts at just $4.95 only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. when you w

brought it down to taking a picture out of their own wallet and looking a a picture of their child or grandchild. we were raised with that concept of the american dream. we always believed that we would have it better than our parents and our grandparents before them. . the challenge that lies before us is to deliver that dream to our chairman and grandchildren. i was in a conversation with a gentleman from craig, colorado, born 1924. in this conversation he recounted his life and talked about living through the great depression, obviously world war ii. and we were talking about the economic circumstances of our time, and he said, scott, this is the challenge of your generation. the question yet to be answered is, will we rise to meet that chalepping? -- challenge? we've seen a government, and none of us can question, the intent has always been good. and i will challenge anyone who will demonize others for their intent. because i think for whatever program, there was a good thought behind it but the problem is, is as americans when we pull that checkbook out of our hip pocket, we know there's on