so she reaches out to joanna's mother.l story resurface from the past. >> it brought back all off the memories of what joanna went through and what we went through. she didn't know quite what to do. i told her to make sure she contacted the police. >> even before they were married joanna had repeatedly applied for protective orders documenting years of abuse including two hospital visits for beatings. years later, she was found hanging in a closet, her feet touching the ground. mark says he was outside playing basketball. and once he found her body, mark never cut her down says the police report and instead of calling 911 he called a friend. joanna's brother is joseph hunter. >> reporter: when someone told you that it was suicide? did you believe that? >> not even for a second. not even for a second. >> reporter: the reign of terror his sister suffered haunts him to this day. >> she was upset, and she had a lot of abrasions and bruises on her and cuts and she looked beat up. and i cried. >> reporter: sarah is now worried s

and joanna fraguli played a very important role on behalf of the mayor's office on disability because was embedded in the joint information senterra long with our interpreter, our american sign language interpreter jennifer mantle who worked with the public information officers to make sure that effective communication that would reach really the entire community was a big part of how the information officers would plan their proceedings. they helped the joint information center create very simple messages that could be easily understood by all of us. i think my best example that joanna shared with us is that they started to give an evacuation out -- warning that said if you live at leavenworth or if you live west of this block and you need to travel four blocks southwesterly to get out of the inundation zone, really kind of complicated instructions. and between jennifer and joanna they were able to come up with a message that says, go five blocks away from the water. just to make it clear and simple. so, having american sign language and the joint information center is just part of t

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have you as a partner. >> thank you, thank you. >> one more comment. >> the chair again, this is joanna fraguli. and i have a question for you. i know that the 504 is an important local legacy that we will never live down, right? i'm wondering if you are going to include in your exhibit other things that led to the a-d-a signing, like the capital parole. the capital parole is one of those forms of activism that gets such little play, and yet it was started with a previous director, executive director of the independent living center in berkeley. >> um-hm. >> so, i'm wondering if there are going to be tie-ins to the exhibit. >> yes, that's a good point. thank you for letting me clarify that. i don't want to make it seem like the bay area brought us the a-d-a. obviously, yeah, there's other -- and that moment brought us to a-d-a. there's other moments of activism that came before and then after as well, such as the transit strikes, which it would be interesting for people to remember now with the bart stuff. but the capital crawl, we're going to have a panel -- we're kind of hashing out t

joanna. marie tang. and last but not least sarah.d teachers. >> at this time, i'd like to remind our audience you must submit a speaker card if you want to speak on a particular item on the agenda this evening. and i believe speaker cards are available outside if not see ms. csa could now we will have student delegates report we would like to introduce our delegation we have four candidates but we have more today is the last day to turn them in. our candidates will stand up and introduce themselves >> yes. feel free to come to the podium. >> i'll elizabeth jones i'm currently a junior and i'm excited to run for student delete. >> excuse me. audience is as your existing the room quote please we're still conducting business. >> i'm alison i'm currently a junior and excited to be running. >> good evening. i'm from warmburg high school and very happy to be running. (clapping.) thank you very

. >> debbie and her assistant joanna jackson put a lot of effort into their window displays.nd they have a reason. >> you want to stop someone who is walking or driving by and make them turn around and come back and wonder what's in there. and so they come in the door to find out what's in here. and then we got them. >> hey, debbie. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> look at our new windows. >> i am loving it. at tilde, debbie and joann her assistant have done really fun things with very small amounts of merchandise. >> i love how you added that little dangly necklace on the -- on the antlers. it's just fun. it just sort of carries the colors across. >> linda cahan is not just a neighbor and customer, she's a professional store design consultant who specializes in window displays and visual merchandising. >> i always draw it really slowly past your store. and then if it's a new window i stop and take pictures. >> linda, whose clients have ranged from big national chains like saks fifth avenue to local boutiques says window displays truly are key to attracting and keeping custo

but at this time i wanted to turn things over to the deputy director for programmatic access joanna fraguli for a quick announcement. >> good afternoon, councilmembers. as some of you may know, i have served 24 city departments and [speaker not understood] we're going to go over some of the a-d-a training that i present to city departments. this time around we launched an a-d-a training coordinators academy which is a series of four two-hour long individually organized sessions that are open to our a-d-a coordinators and they address some of the most common a-d-a questions and concerns. if you remember, each city department or most of the city departments have a designated a-d-a coordinator who interacts with our office directly and also our liaison when we have complaints or issues or training questions that come up with very specific departments. now, really quickly i just wanted to mention the four sessions that we have slated. the first one took place already on march 20th and it was an introduction to overall jenna. d.a. requirements, a little bit about the history, and gave a good sor

. >> joanna underwater microphone is listening for those things and an underwater robot can scour the ocean bed for signs of that wreckage. time is running out. an associated press journalists killed and another wounded in afghanistan. a man dressed as a police officer opened fire on a convoy today. the german photographer was killed. the canadian reporter was wounded and is now in stable condition. police arrested the suspected shooter. a motive is not known. >> the developments in the shooting of chief keef manager. >> him and who is critically injured in last week's shooting is now out of intensive care. the chicago tribune obtained documents from police detail in neighbors' complaints about numerous disruptions the team year-old was at home at the time of the shooting. he was questioned but not charged. documents show someone inside of the home: 91 to report an armed robbery hours before the shooting. police are investigating whether the robbery and shooting her connected. >> police cannot confirm what items were taken on how much the merchandise was worth. until the owner does to

supervisor chiu is here and joey know that you probably are so incredibly proud i see your sister joanna and uncle and, of course, from our fire department chief joann white so thank you, thank you, thank you. it's much more interesting to hear your experience last wednesday but before i do so i wanted to let you know that aqua suffer in our strict are thrilled they've contributed a gift certificate and i want to invite dave with his wife jessie he's the owner of a shop and he heard about this and has a special gift for us if i can get the approval of the board for dave to talk about this >> thanks just a few words about last week. it was a real tragedy what happened at the beach. i'm here to celebrate jose bravery but to remember marcos i was hrng i am a local sufficient eerie know how powerful the waves can be. i was down at the beach when this happened. and i saw the fire trucks come down and my wife and i and neighbor watched the instruct happen it was on the 6 o'clock news we heard about tony this amazing young man who saved two people from darwin. as a sufficient eerie can't help b

. >> reporter: 15-year-old joanna is part of the spokane preachers. >> if you do not repent you wille cast into the lack of fire and you will be burn there forever. >> reporter: already a fierce preacher and it is easy to see why. >> god so loved the world he gave his only begotten son. but the world so hated god it sinned against him. >> reporter: that's his father david lavelle. one of the founders of the group that doesn't just include christina and jonah, but ten kids raised to join him in these sermons that make people very angry. [ indiscernible ] >> you won't tell me nothing! >> reporter: some of the people we have spoken to a lot when they see your kids it is owe cape f -- okay for adults. kids shouldn't be put in a position like this. >> they'll take their kids, to movies, hockey games, all kind of violence. never think about what they're exposing them to. >> reporter: "nightline" spent 48 hours with the lavelles. >> we are the lavelle family. >> they may interview me, i'm the new preacher. >> suzanna lavelle is 11 and tonight getting ready to undergo this unusual rite of pa

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joanna answered my question. can you state the website url. >> sure. it is tap-care.org. >> okay. thank you mr. o'connel. >> thank you so much. >> do we have anymore public comment? >> roland. we have a councilmember that wants to speak first and then you can go next. >> it's just one simple question. can we get your phone number. >> certainly. my phone number is on our contact page. let me get it. now you made it challenging for me. the phone number for me is 659-5329. that's my personal number and i would be happy to speak to you personally. it's 415. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> okay. terrific. now public comment. thank you for being patient. >> larry juicy. when i seen private paid. i thought isn't this a public thing? why is it private? i get it now. because one thing we need to know there is a lot of the prisons are private. today prisons are educating people with math and science degrees. you can transfer it to san francisco state. and i often look at this between private and public because this martin luther king jr. holiday there were 80,000 people. today there is 800

. >> the two kids still in the water, joanna morales and her brother rafael, let go of the ice and startay. >> you could see it in their faces. i started to lose one of them. >> la mancha quickly grabs the girl, joanna, leaving rafael for the moment. >> at that point i heard him say, i'm going to give up, and at that point, he kind of pushed off. and i reached in, and thank god i was close enough to reach him, and i grabbed him by his vest. i feel bad about it later. i'm happy i did it at the time. i yelled at him and told him to hold onto this raft, you're coming in next. and it worked. he got scared of me a little bit and held onto the raft. >> with two kids still in the water and nobody on steady ground, reinforcements arrive. firefighters, including lieutenant greg piccone, make it across the ice to help. >> i was really close enough to see their eyes, and they were in panic. they were almost listless at that stage. >> lieutenant piccone crawls across the ice, trying to disperse his weight. >> i reach the kids. that's when it got crazy. the ice broke. the kids, we all went right in.

. >> through the chair, this is joanna fraguli with the mayor's office on disability. i have a question he and three suggestions. so, the first question is about the very exciting portal/database and i would like to ask whether you are taking into consideration not just language access for people who are automatically excluded from the digital divide, but also individuals who are needing electronic accessibility. people using assistive technology, screen leaders, in other words, is the database going to be 508 compliant? or have the item entered in it with the developers [speaker not understood]? >> we haven't discussed it with a developer yet as we haven't selected a developer. though are excellent suggestions. it would be great to work with your office to come up with language that you might have used so that we can incorporate those appropriate technology questions as they respond. so, we'd be happy to put that. we haven't finalized that -- [multiple voices] >> i would like you to work closely with my office on the [speaker not understood] of the database, and also

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. >> hi, my name is joanna lee and i represent mission hiring hall that focuses on hiring conditions in the mission district, south soma job seekers. our staff serves several thousand san francisco ans annually and we are multi lingual such as english, spanish, tagalla and we are here to support eddie ahn i observed his advocacy for jobs for local residents firsthand and his interaction with multiple community based organizations throughout san francisco. through these experiences he has gaind extensive experience in work force development and understands the needs of the neighborhood. he will be a fair and committed voice on this committee and as h

. >> hi, my name is joanna lee and i represent mission hiring hall that focuses on hiring conditions in the mission district, south soma job seekers. our staff serves several thousand san francisco ans annually and we are multi lingual such as english, spanish, tagalla and we are here to support eddie ahn i observed his advocacy for jobs for local residents firsthand and his interaction with multiple community based organizations throughout san francisco. through these experiences he has gaind extensive experience in work force development and understands the needs of the neighborhood. he will be a fair and committed voice on this committee and as his work has just begun, we would like to see him continue for a full term. thank you. >> hi, commissioners, my name is talula bellfree, i currently sit on the ccc commission. i have in the past witnessed both eddie ahn and miguel in the community doing the things that they do as far as touching the community. i personally believe they are passionate and committed, they understand what the committee is about, the ccd's purpose when it comes

cause joanna coles. when you look at the top ranks of management, they are not being represented.n? >> or politics, or higher education. are going into education in bigger numbers than men. what is interesting is that the last year to accept, which are raising issues about whether or not women are holding themselves back. we have the 70's, the 80's, the 90's were this was a patriarchal oppression oaffair, where then sheryl sandberg encourage women to lean in and make themselves heard. theyonfidence go to the need to begin to speak up to be heard and to take their place at the table. tomight that then transition having a bigger role in management? women just need to be more vocal, they need to be pushy or they need to be stronger in order to get to the top? >> one of the clear things is that if you look down at the of any business the diversity of the board level and the high management level has a direct impact on the bottom line. and thanks is this is more successful to have 30% diversity in the top management. that is the first m essage women and men need to know. there are all

>> joanna, people can get a cheeseburger anywhere. we want you to express yourself, okay.ow you if feel the bare minimum is enough, okay, but some people choose to wear more and wethat. >> so a good attitude is actually the number one thing holding most people back from success according to research. one stanford researcher writes performance is only loosely tied who gets ahead at work. that might not be that surprising. but i want to ask you when you were a position to hire when you had polling people in washington, d.c., what did you look for in a candidate, honestly? >> that was a part of it. i set aside a quota on that. if people didn't look me in the eye, forget about it. if she didn't have a sense of humor, forget about it. you could give me a guy from harvard who was just a boring dork or give me some kid from the university of maryland who was engaging and could play golf and liked women. >> if it didn't work out, did he still pay for the hour? >> i meant to do the job of polling. do you have a good attitude? venttle me. yes. i was very positive. i ran three magazi

is joanna borns, a staff writer at buzz feed who took part in the taste-test. >> the results were highlycontroversial. >> of course there were! >> we took three new yorkers and one from chicago and the preferred the taste of deep-. >> and you are the one from around here? >> i am from indiana but i have been in new york for 10 years. >> we wanted to know you'll are biased. so that was the first thing everyone had to do when they're doing this was to the knowledge that you are bias. >> correct. three of us had never tried it before. >> there are three of you on the panel? >> for the spirit >> where was everyone from? >> one woman was from france. one was from the east coast. i was from indiana and somebody else was from chicago. >> what about preparation? was pizza made by the same company? how'd you know that you guys were having an even playing field? >> it wasn't very scientific. but we all tried a new deep dish plays that opened up in new york. went to try it and we have all had new york slices like a billion times. we had a pretty even measure. >> i am also redeemed at the deep dish

i'm formed by joanna. this is the beginning of the snow melt season. what were they doing? >> they were going ahead of climates that have gathered now hoping to summit everest around mid may when weather is perfect for that to happen. these were going ahead of them fixing ropes. a lot of people tried to climb everest every year. this year, there are 334 registered climbers on the mountain. many of these will need the assistance of the rope. everest is the highest but not the most technically difficult mountain to climb. more try to climb it than perhaps are experienced to climb the mountains in the region. >> now half way through april it is time for snow melt. ice becomes not so frozen, always a risk. what are we learning from this about the state of the snow and the ice on the himalayans? >> it's been discussed in recent years. there's a lot less ice on the mountain and bodies are frozen for long time. they're now coming up. >> is it this particular time of year, springtime? think assume the snow and ice are holding fast. >> they would. that normally happens this time of

so my producer joanna take a look at her. she went on axiom's website. they are sharing information they colated on her. her political party was wrong. her household income was wrong. all they know about her she does a lot of online shopping of i can vouch for this. there is zappos box right under her desk right now. that is true. that is one of the few things that's right. our producer, our, kevin, take a look at this, handsome producer, kevin. date of birth is entirely wrong. they think his birth date is 20 years older than he it is, would make a crazy difference. ethnicity right and sex right. they thought i was single and democrat. both wrong. i've been married for 20 years, a long time, 20 years. i should get credit for that, even from axiom. how accurate is this stuff. >> incredibly problematic as you and your little test group have proven. you're not going to be alone. a lot of people if think went through and be able to see all the information would be able to identify pretty egregious errors. here is the problem, gerri. this data is referred to

like, me and my wife, joanna, were at the vanity fair party after the oscars, and, i mean, can we seeseth: yeah. i was just happy to see you guys. you looked great. i was very happy. >> so psyched. i'm like, "it's just a carpet, man." but you're like, "no, i'm so proud of you." [ laughter ] >> and then like, here's one with me and bill hader watching "laser cats." you're watching us. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: i know for a fact that's not real. >> that's real! you love laser cats! >> seth: that's not true. [ laughter ] >> i brought -- there's a few more, thank you. can we see the next one? this is just you watching phoebe cates. [ laughter ] >> in "fast times at ridgemont high." >> seth: i think everybody was excited when that happened. >> yeah, you could replace any man's head into that photo. >> seth: yeah, i'm fine with that one. >> but this one i was actually kind of surprised by it. i didn't know this is where your politics fell, but you have putin's -- [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: he you can tell is not as happy that i'm there. >> no, he's like -- >> set