i think we can applaud again. thank you so much. [applause] we heard herst time, or i heard her for the first time at the mission committed to market in the mission, and was completely enamored. we had to have her last year, and we had to hover again this year. thank you so much for being here again. [applause] now we begin the next portion of our program. we will begin to talk and discuss all of our incredible honorees tonight. the first is in the field of business. the first on a region that will be maria gallo, who unfortunately cannot be here with us tonight, but we have the executive director of the latino community foundation to accept this award on her behalf. [applause] i will invite up to the stage the chair at the san francisco hispanic chamber of commerce to present this award. thank you for being here. [applause] for those of you who do not know, maria is a retired senior officer of union bank, retired as of june 1 as senior vice president with a corporate social responsibility group focusing on engaging bank employees and volunteer service in

her skin turned bright red i think was and i. heard her skin was it was burning on fire she was. steve began to develop symptoms as well i feel dizzy. i give her the nose as chris is health began to deteriorate rapidly she began losing her sight had severe headaches and had pain in her hands and feet there were two surgeries to remove a pituitary tumor and she developed a rare neurological speech impairment but i think i think i go through all the say. i've had several patients who have. been. having symptoms since the time were exposed to oil and gas exploration near their homes these are all people in a small cluster around rifle last year e.p.a. got several citizens requests from garfield county and the citizens were saying. gosh my drinking water might be contaminated by this practice or the air we breathe might be affected e.p.a. can you look into it e.p.a. should of. myself and another staff person we had prepared the letters and we were we were ready to write to the colorado oil and gas commission that we felt that this practice cause him in a substantial risk to public dri

i hit her on her thigh, on her leg, trying to get her attention. and i shook her a little bit. i jiggled her a little bit. i put my ear to her chest, and i heard her heart, just beating, just racing. >> thompson: ernie's brother eddie was called in. >> my mom came over, talked to me, and told me, "hey, could you go up to the hospital?" and i said, okay, so i drove on to the hospital. >> thompson: but at the hospital, doctors and nurses were alarmed. they found bruising and vaginal bleeding. and the last person alone with the child was ernie lopez. >> so ernie was calling me from the hospital. he called me one or two times, telling me that they were asking him lots of questions. >> i said, "ernie, what's going on." he goes, "bro, they're trying to accuse me of killing the baby and raping the baby." i was, like, "what?" >> he told me that he was trying to tell them, you know, that the baby had been sick for days. and they didn't want to hear that. they wanted to know just what was going on within the last 30 minutes or so.i >> detective moore would come in and ask me, you know, different questions, and then he said he wanted a statement from me.

i heard her say it on the phone. to my googol -- into my google calendar, "chattanooga lecture." [laughter] this made perfect sense to me because it was about the civil war. it was related to the colonial williamsburg foundation. my daughter started fourth grade yesterday in new orleans. i thought, no big deal. i will pop up to tennessee, give the talk, and i will be home before the end of the evening. when she called me two weeks ago and said, "you have to book your flight to new york." i said, "new york? where am i going?" [laughter] i spent two weeks learning about this place. i am honestly a little nervous at the moment because i did not realize the stage to which i had accepted an invitation -- and i am truly, truly honored to be here, although surprised not to find myself in tennessee. [laughter] in addition to being a southerner, i amatpolitical -- i am a political scientist, not a historian. in addition to the things that made me somewhat nervous about today was looking at the speakers from this week. the spea

i heard her say it on the phone and i typed it into my google calendar, chat and a lot -- can't judge an elector. [laughter] this made perfect sense to me because it was about the civil war and was related to the colonial williamsburg foundation. my daughter started fourth grade yesterday in new orleans. my thought was that it was no big deal that i would pop up to tennessee and give the talk and headed back. i would be home before the end of the evening. when she called me maybe two weeks ago and said you have to book your flight to new york, i was like the york? [laughter] where am i going? [laughter] i spent two weeks than in a lot of time learning about this place. i am honestly a little nervous at the moment because i did not realize the stage to which i had accepted an invitation. i am truly, truly honored to be here although surprised i am not in tennessee. [laughter] in addition to being a southerner, i am a political scientist, not an historian. in addition to the things that made me somewhat nervous about today, it was looking at the speaker's from this week. the speakers wh

i heard her earlier saying i don't usually get fired up about weather stories but this one, we got to cover! >> martha: i was listening, while getting ready for the show. i love weather stories. nothing personal! >> reporter: i totally agree, this one we're getting fired up for and i'm so glad i'm not a local forecaster, because they're going to get their butts handed to them if they don't get this one right! but let's take a look at some of the computer models. this one is one of the more reliable ones we had through sat. there's d.c., there's philly, looks like it's too warm for snow at that time, but we're going to see cold air wrap around this storm and certainly as we get into sunday, overnight, we're going to see measurable snow across long island, new jersey and up towards new england. how much snow do we think? we're on that fine line between measurable snow and just rain, but martha, i do think for some of the big cities, new york city included, 2-4 inches, as we add up -- head up to boston, perhaps maybe more and interior section, 6-12! so beginning to look a lot like christ

i know. something else great to talk about great, from "american idol," her first album out today, country sensation, lauren alaina. she will sing for us live. i hearderrific, terrific young woman. >> big star. >>> this is once again when i toss to myself. >> yeah. josh with news. >> president obama says it will create 2 million jobs. but his jobs bill is expected to be rejected during a test vote in the senate today. republicans oppose the bill's spending proposals and tax hikes on the wealthy. >>> meantime, in the republican race for president, a new poll shows rick perry in third place, trailing mitt romney and herman cain. the candidates will debate the economy tonight in new hampshire. >>> and about 100 people protesting wall street and the economy were arrested early this morning in boston for trespassing. meanwhile, in new york, demonstrators today are planning to protest outside the homes of the city's wealthiest residents. >>> and cities around the country will be losing millions in dollars and revenue now that the nba has announced it will cancel the first two weeks of the regular season. labor talks have reached a dead end. >>> we're lear

i don't think we're going to see that with her. i think we're going to see somebody speak out a bit. the piece i haven't heardrole of substances in all this, of course, that's my interest. whenever you find unwanted outcomes in adolescent young adulthood, you find substances, and somewhere in there that's got to be addressed too. >> her family, what's your advice for family members? >> my suspicion is that they have just been longing for their daughter to be back, they are probably going to get a good night's sleep. >> should parents get their child to talk about to them? i remember elizabeth smart's dad, i used to talk with him and he kept saying we're letting elizabeth do things on her own time. >> it really is, if things are going to heal and heal well, you want professional intervention, yes, parents need to stand back a little bit, but this is the tricky piece, you have to be fully present, you have to put a piece of yourself into that relationship and be present all the time, which from the outside looking in at amanda knox's parents, this is a divorced couple that seem to have come together on her beha

i heard about some other practitioners. the second time i saw her was seven months later. that was the first time i found that is a mother's love to her son. i saw her through the window and 100 practitioners standing in one group on the ground. they were dressed in light yellow shirts. i could not distinguish who was my mother. when i try to find my mother, she of -- she appeared to my back. she called my name and gently stroked my head. my mother was the most beautiful and the world. but the police talked to my mom had. she has no criminal activity at all. i sincerely hope to see san francisco again. >> good evening. i live in san francisco. i come from china and a few months ago. i and my family are all practitioners. in what was tortured and accused on december 20, 2001, by the chinese government. and my father was locked in prison for 20 years until now. in the first few months, he was tortured. he was tortured with evil methods. he suffered suffocating and guns. he almost died. what he suffered, what they suffered, is just because they do not want to give up. the bri

the piece i haven't heard her say is the role of substance in this. of course that's my interest. when you find unwanted outcomes in adolescent young adulthood, you find substances. somewhere in there, that has to be addressed. too. >> her family, whasz your advice for family members who have a loved one who's got out of prison? >> my suspicion is that they have just been longing for their daughter to get back. they haven't been able to sleep nights. they'll get a good night sleep. >> should parents get their child to talk about it to them or just wait? i remember elizabeth smart's dad, i talked to him. he said we just are letting elizabeth do things on her own time. >> it's -- it really is -- if things are going to heal and heal well, you want professional intervention. yes, the parents need to stand back a little bit. but this is the tricky piece that american parents don't understand quite so well. you have to be fully present. put a piece of yourself into that relationship and be present all the time. from the outside looking in, these are a divorced couple that have seemed to

if rick perry is behind this, but i do think it's risky for her to go out and make an accusation if she has no proof. i don't think that's going to help her. when i heard about this yesterday, i sort of got my back up for michele bachmann. i will tell her she should stay in this race and not let anything anybody tell her what to do. >> it makes things interesting. as our can ddy crowley said, it doesn't hurt her any more than she has been hurt in the polls. >>> let's talk about herman cain. he has an ad out with his chairman puffing on a cigarette pep thinks the ad is what laborious. what do you think is the impact of his campaign? >> he's been doing thing unconventionally this whole time. this isn't a surprise. this is one of the types of things that endear the tea party folks to herman cain. but at some point in time, he's going to have to look more mainstream. this is great for the primary voter. but if he's going to be the mainstream guy that's going to win the presidency, he has to get out of this, he has to start speaking to a wider base of people. this is part of the reason why michele bachmann has fallen off, part of the reason why rick perry h

the piece i haven't heard her say is the role of substance in this. of course that's my interest.adulthood, you find substances. somewhere in there, that has to be addressed. too. >> her family, whasz your advice for family members who have a loved one who's got out of prison? >> my suspicion is that they have just been longing for their daughter to get back. they haven't been able to sleep nights. they'll get a good night sleep. >> should parents get their child to talk about it to them or just wait? i remember elizabeth smart's dad, i talked to him. he said we just are letting elizabeth do things on her own time. >> it's -- it really is -- if things are going to heal and heal well, you want professional intervention. yes, the parents need to stand back a little bit. but this is the tricky piece that american parents don't understand quite so well. you have to be fully present. put a piece of yourself into that relationship and be present all the time. from the outside looking in, these are a divorced couple that have seemed to come together on her bee half. so we're seeing that

her? >> i heard she's not going to talk about her book comes out. >> i'm sure there's a lot of rumors. >> e's been through enough. i don't think coming out and talking to the media is going to help. >> we will see. >> she could talk it out. >> we're a friendly bunch. nonetheless maybe a little time at home with the folks would be better. for us we have some fantastic for us we have some fantastic weekend weather coming our ♪ one taste and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. mmm! pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'. check the tag. made in france. wow. the price tag. double wow. up to 60% off. find what makes you happy at a price that makes you homegoods happy. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >>> giving your dog a bath we know that can be rough. now a new business on georgia avenue in northwest promises to make it just a lot easier. the doggy washeret just opened. it's described as the city's first self-serve dog wash. you place your dog in this unit, turn the knob and you can wash, rinse and dry your dog in a matter of minutes. the service is avai

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months ago i got the invitation here and they came through the woman who handles my lectures and i heard here phone, and i typed into my google calendar chattanooga lecture. [laughter] and this made perfect sense to me because it was about the civil war and it was related to the colonial williamsburg foundation, and my daughter started fourth grade jester de in new orleans so i thought had been no big deal i will pop up to tennessee, give the talk and head back before the end of the evening. so when she called me maybe two weeks ago and said you know you've got to put your flight to new york i was like new york? [laughter] where am i going? so i spent two weeks spending a lot of time learning about this place and i am honestly a little nervous at the moment because i did not realize the stage to which i had accepted an invitation and i am truly honored to be here also surprised not to find myself in tennessee. [laughter] in addition to being a southerner, i am a political scientist, not a historian. and in addition to the things that made me somewhat nervous about today, it was looking at th

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the second decision i have to make is whether or not she remain detained here or be released to the custody of her mother. nothing i heard believe that she's a danger to other people or to herself. and so the court is going to order she be released to the custody of her mother. i'm going to place her on house arrest for this reason. until this case is over and until her probation is officer, she needs to have some restrictions. there are consequences to your actions. but i'll order that she have a mental health screening within 30 days and that you follow those recommendations to address whether or not she has depression and if so what help is out there for her. all right. this hearing is adjourned, thank you. >> thank you, your honor. >> you're going home. >> she's not somebody i think that's a real threat to the community. but more that has some anger issues that, you know, hopefully we can help her. that's what we're designed to do. we have children and they are just doing things for the first time in their life. they're going through experiences that we as adults have experienced maybe too many times. but the adult s

i told her probably about five times, stop crying. i'm okay, i'm okay. >> that's true. i heardch, much better. i'm feeling great. >> steve: i bet. you're feeling great because today is your first day of school after what happened two weeks ago. >> yes. >> steve: and you're on tv. >> and she's got her seatbelt with the pacemaker inside. >> steve: right, the pacemaker right there. now, she won't be able to be involved in sports, i understand. but for the most part, the rest of her life will be exactly as it was before. right? >> yes. correct. she'll be able to do some sports, golf, swimming when we're just noncontact. volleyball, football, of course, which good thing she's not playing. >> steve: and sheryl and mike, i know they're behind you, but over the last two weeks, how many times have you wanted to just hug those two people behind you and say thank you? >> all the time. all the time. every time we see them, it's always a big hug. they are family and we tell them they're stuck with us. >> they're going to have to move on to high school and college wherever she goes. >> exact

>> well, i still haven't seen her up to this point. when i heardieve in a few minutes i was going to see her and i was -- miss kahn was operating the curtain. i was like open the curtain. i felt like i wanted to open the curtain and go -- it was hard to hold back. >> i completely understand and we look at that embrace and there's some tears there. you had not seen your daughter since christmas, right? so this was -- this was quite -- this was quite a homecoming and reunion. >> oh, it was considerably. like i said, it was christmas holidays since i've seen them so it was a good while. >> well, it was -- it was such a good surprise and you had worked with the school down there in boca raton for two or three weeks to make it happen and it came off perfectly because the expression on your face and your daughter's face, absolutely priceless. skylar, how cool was it to see your dad in person? because you didn't know he was coming home. >>> too cool. and exciting and amazing! >> what else? >> a blast! >> yeah, i can understand. and you have been together

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it was not until i heard her talk that i understood how clearly punished african- american women would be when we spoke about sex in public, even if it was about our but demise asian, understanding how important that house was -- our victimization, understanding how important that house was. understanding that i would have here african-american women mentors who would seek gender politics different from me at some point. in 1992, the next year, we watched carol moseley-braun elected to the u.s. senate largely as a result of the political activism that occurred afterwards. anita hill means absolutely everything. absolutely everything i do in terms of media and my work in terms of being a political science and my personal healing has its moments in october of 1991. [applause] >> i hope professor hill is hearing that. i am it sure she is, as you will hear over and over again today, the enormous difference it will make the best it may in her coming forward and speaking out. you are a performer and you take ideas into language and ways that force people to sit up and take notice. on a perso

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