the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spoke, if i tell you where dimusi is, what are you give me? anana said, if you tell me, i will let you frequent the beer houses and taverns. i will let you dwell among the talk of the wise ones. i will let you dwell among the songs of the minstrals. the fly spoke. lift your eyes to the edges of the steppe. lift your eyes to arali. there you will find gestanana's brother. there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana

pressure on her opponents who forced ryan quick can take more risks than usual as was the case in her city finals were stripped by her opponents on the first run and she was over the short of a place in the finals that. i always get nervous when i'm competing i don't get any easier than my pennant. they can always catch up so i always need to concentrate on winning the men's final was contested by roland fish nala and. it was neck and neck following the first run and there was little to choose coming into the final stages of the second run. of the night. it was returned in fish mom who just claimed victory and he says he's got a great time competing in the russian capital i like you to come here because i like the city and specially this race it's the best race that was the only so say it's. been a little musician for the most kind and what's open if we talk like it's ok and i'm i like it a lot here being on the stage or saying to save for their future and i could win her fifth floor coverings of the season she was up against japan some of protect huge chiefs and once again the russians br

doing away with for example pain for organ donation transplants two people have already died in her city as a direct consequence of what she did now why did she do this why did she make these massive cuts to medicaid has she had to pay for a i've hundred thirty eight million dollars in corporate income tax to five hundred thirty a half a billion dollars she gave the corporations and finally in pennsylvania and this is this one is totally bizarre that he's actually being sued for this one governor tom corbett he has eliminated half of the state's universities literally shutting down campuses he has frozen the salaries of all the teachers in the states and he's cut dental coverage for all medicaid recipients so if you're poor and you're on medicaid or you're a little kid or whether you're an old person you got a cavity hey you take an aspirin. why is the governor of pennsylvania doing this well he's got to pay for tax cuts for corporations and he's letting out of state fracking companies pay nothing now what is an out of state fracking company fracking is where they inject basically cruddy

city council in oakland. new at10:00 tonight. our amber lee is working her sources and tells us russo has been offered the job and he's accepted it. >> reporter: he's city attorney for oakland now he will be moving here to alameda to become the new city manager. at city hall there was a special meeting to discuss the matter. alameda city leaders went behind closed doors to work out details about the employment offer. there still has to be a background check and agreement with russo. alameda's mayor would not give us details. >> we're looking for someone who has a lot of experience in and around city management and we're looking for someone who's doing to be a staple leader for alameda. >> reporter: russo is a seasoned politician in his third team as oakland city attorney. and before that an oakland city council member. most recently he's been at odds with major jean quan. >> i think there's a will the of things going on. we have a $50,000 deficit. it's going to be a difficult time. >> reporter: ignacio de la fuente has worked with russo. he says russo was a

francisco, he volunteered on dianne feinstein's citywide campaign for supervisor, and he joins her in city hall as an aide after the election. peter was the first openly gay aid to any member of the san francisco board of supervisors, and we can thank senator feinstein for that. his presence in city hall as an openly gay man was important to the developing lgbt movement in san francisco. he helped to change city hall to a place where lgbt people, whether aides or supervisors or otherwise, could be heard. after the assassinations of assassinationsmosconi -- the assassinations of mayor mosconi and supervisor mill, he worked with the budget analyst. he worked as deputy director of public affairs, often appearing at city hall to testify on the air for its behalf. this is -- since i learned of peter's death last week, i have talked to a number of people. he was a really popular guy, and for good reason. i know he will be missed by an awful lot of people, so i asked that we adjourn the meeting in his memory. i am also introducing a resolution today relating to the availability of night life oppo

city council in oakland. new at10:00 tonight. our amber lee is working her sources and tells us russo has been offered the job and he's accepted it. >> reporter: he's city attorney for oakland now he will be moving here to alameda to become the new city manager. at city hall there was a special meeting to discuss the matter. alameda city leaders went behind closed doors to work out details about the employment offer. there still has to be a background check and agreement with russo. alameda's mayor would not give us details. >> we're looking for someone who has a lot of experience in and around city management and we're looking for someone who's doing to be a staple leader for alameda. >> reporter: russo is a seasoned politician in his third team as oakland city attorney. and before that an oakland city council member. most recently he's been at odds with major jean quan. >> i think there's a will the of things going on. we have a $50,000 deficit. it's going to be a difficult time. >> reporter: ignacio de la fuente has worked with russo. he says russo was a

city attorney dennis her erherr. tom ammiano, george gascon. former supervisor bevan dufty is here with us. department of environment director emily nutter. interim police chief jeff godown. thank you for being here today. [applause] now on with the program. when phil told me he invited the speaker of the california state assembly to swear him in, i looked at him and said, are you kidding me? the governor is introducing his budget that we, sessions that week, there is no way he is driving down to san francisco for you on wednesday night. but it sure enough, here i am. i am not sure that bill asked me to introduce him, more so as payback for being the naysayer. we are so happy to have you here.

not that many months ago we stood on the steps of city hall in recounting her behalf of our cities richard -- our path on behalf of the city . here we are celebrating the first chinese-american mayor in our great city. it is a remarkable thing and a very proud dana. -- thing. i spoke a little bit about this yesterday, but it is important set this reminds everybody this is the birthplace of the united nations. this is a city of remarkable diversity. we do not just tolerated. we celebrate it. that is a spirit of what makes sense and cisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people -- that makes san francisco a special place in the hearts and minds of people. mayor lee, here is my advice. you have a year, figure out what you want to accomplish. you were put in this position by the people to my right, but the people of san francisco are the people counting on you. [applause] do what you think is right, and remember that as important and impressive as this did not -- as this is, there are hundreds of thousands of people who require your attention and leadership. always remember the peopl

her history, determination to deal with the complex histories in the world give us a lot of hope for the struggles facing our city. her soft-spoken manner, her campaign style, her work ethic, her focus and ability to connect with everyday citizens, plus, her truly amazing energy. she is everywhere and always on, are what will enable her to leave oakland to solving the almost but not quite overwhelming economic, social, and planning issues that we face. i need to give you one warning about our mayor -- telling jean kwan that she cannot do something just makes her work harder to prove you wrong. before she speaks, and i actually bring her to the podium, we will hear a very short clip that presents a side of oakland that you may not be aware of. >> i think what makes it special is something called the music genome project. 15 musicians have work force for almost 10 years. they listen to songs one by one and analyze them along with 400 musical after this. that is how we power pandora. pandora is a technology company on the cutting edge in terms of utilizing the lead, but the underlying technology has helped handbill

. >> reporter: she says her tenants, even the city of oakland itself is out to get her. she didn't answer her calls when we tried to reach her yesterday, but after she saw our first report, she wanted to give her side of the story. why haven't you cleaned up these properties yet? >> i've been doing that since 2001. >> reporter: that's not what a judge decided when she demanded action. attorneys say she's neglected her four buildings for more than 10 years. >> reporter: they say you've allowed gas, electricity, water to be shut off to some of these buildings. >> i'm not say that i didn't do it. yes, sometimes water and gas shut off because sometimes you need to have money to pay. >> reporter: but people have to live here. >> i know, i know. i pay. >> reporter: gardener took us inside one of her empty units. she charges between $650-$750 a month. i'm seeing a dead roach right here and this is your cleanest apartment? >> no. >> reporter: on tuesday, tenants on bancroft showed us more bugs and broken windows. gartner says her hands are tied. could you ever live in one of the

and, we've learned, her kansas city con used six aliases to scam at least ten families since january. week, jones pled not guilty to three state charges, including theft and identity theft and likely faces federal charges. as for that baby in the car? it didn't exist. and there's no proof she's pregnant. armen keteyian, cbs news, kansas city, missouri. >> mitchell: for more on this investigation, those cbsnews.com. you'll find more undercover video and details on adoption scams. we'll be right back. i can't enjoy my own barbecue with these nasal allergies. i know what works differently than many other allergy medications. omnaris. omnaris, to the nose! did you know nasal symptoms like congestion can be caused by allergic inflammation? omnaris relieves your symptoms by fighting inflammation. side effects may include headache, nosebleed, and sore throat. i tossed those allergy symptoms out of my party. [ man ] omnaris. ask your doctor. battling nasal allergy symptoms? omnaris combats the cause. get omnaris for only $11 at omnaris.com. eggland's best eggs. -the best in nutrition... -just

as wayne reports, the woman behind it has been collecting daly city history all of her life. >> this iest pictures in the collection. >>reporter: it takes patience, organization, tame and perspective in daly city you will find all of those qualit qualities in this woman. >> my mother was a school teacher. my mother believed in collecting items of historical value. >>reporter: she pass that had value along apparently. >> pig farm. >>reporter: bunny lived here all 85 years of her life. as the city celebrates the centennial she's a very good person to have around. >> what are we celebrating the fact that we are here. >>reporter: people have lived in what became daly city since thornton settled in 1852 and began seeing land. gets the name from a rancher john daly who ran a dairy on what was then and remains now the top of the hill. this would become mission street. >> daly died in 1923. and actually i have been asked if i knew john daly personally. was he a friend of mine. >>reporter: even the story of how the may seem came to pass is worth an exhibit. this used to be the daly city public

having niclole there, for working with nancy pelosi and her knowledge of the federal government would be a great benefit to the community and the citywould hate to see her on a non-public committee. that would be my motion. >> i would move utuma to seat 1. it doesn't matter. commissioner kim: i think we can put that forward without objection. i respect the work of nicole, but i recognize that the board of supervisors elect but those that advanced those of the low- income neighborhoods. i am going to continue to support sciammas, not that i think she is not qualified. the mayor does get to a point where they get to perspective on dc. i am not sure there is another position i could support you on on this committee or another one. i support nicole for seat 4. could we take a vote on that? commissioner elsbernd: aye. commissioner farrell: aye. commissioner kim: no. i ask that we move this forward with committee recommendation. a committee report, thank you. at this time, we will close this item. thank you, everyone, so much for being here. madam clerked, will you call item number 4? >> there are seven applicants. commissioner kim: we ha

supervisor kim is on her way -- due to meet you. -- good to me to be read from the official city family be recognized the importance of this family. not only for the name, but the extremely high level of collaboration it takes. this is a senior housing wrapped around with services. with this development, 100 more families below longer be isolated. finding affordable housing in the city. a wonderful story. many other cities envy the way that we do it. with that, thank you for coming together everyone. >> thank you, mayor. our next guest is here to talk about the wonderful partnership that this project represents. in addition to the tabernacle, the urban core is our young partner. please welcome muhammed adiri, the chief operating officer. >> thank-you. thank you. i will try to keep my comments brief. thank you to everyone that came out. i am the chief operating officer for urban core. i have a few acknowledgments, if i can. first i would like to acknowledge my partner, the president and ceo, marvin johnson. many of you know him for the wonderful work he has done over the years. i would l

her skills. i think the city would be very much enriched by her service on the ethics commission. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm here to speak on behalf of mr. allen grossman. i have known mr. grossman the last two years. he has been on the sunshine task force. he is one of the strongest advocates of open and transparent government. the relevance of that is the ethics commission is the enforcement agency for when the sunshine ordinance issues orders a determination. for the last two years, unfortunately, the ethics commission has not been forced any orders of determination. -- has not enforced any orders of determination. i think that is because they're not strong advocates on the ethics commission. regarding ms,. liu, i am sure she is a fine attorney, but i am troubled by the fact she represents the city on many matters. i would think that ms. liu would have to recuse herself at a time there was an ethical issue regarding the city of san francisco. finally, let me say this. i would like to see this committee start appointing more seniors ouon commissions and board

they were in the occupied city getting evacuated around then elizabeth johnston gave birth to the couple's first daughter in the comfort of the stately sequestered house. around her in the city everything is in motion and turned topsy-turvy. it's impossible to describe what confusion people of all denominations seem to be. the one is buying everything he can to complete the stock of goods. the second searching for the passage to some other garrison of his majesty's troops. third is going from house to house to the collective death. though the johnstons had no property to him when johnston they also faced pressure choices. william's regimen was due to ship off to new york city along with most of charleston garrison. far away and likely facing the amenity evacuation itself, new york made little sense of the destination for elizabeth and her children. this time they decided she would hit for st. augustine and stay with william's relatives on till he could join them to establish the first real family home. in early december, 1782, elizabeth johnston stepped into a small boat with her toddler son, infant daughter and a black nurse and rode into the harbor to board the