joanne and i have been friends forever.d football with city college with her brother dan who was the coach. talk about a great person to be able to follow. she has been so supportive. i have learned so much in my short time on how to be a good chief. she is modest, gracious, everything that you would want to have. i just hope someday people will think of me the way that i think of her. [applause] we have a surprise hear from senator mark leno, who i believe has not made an endorsement yet. would you like to make an announcement? >> speaking of better looking -- >> it is my pleasure to join mr. mayer and our chief on this auspicious occasion. i think all the kind and generous words have been said. if you look on this wall, joanne, you can see the threshold to get on this wall is rather high. with some exceptions, we have got police chiefs, fire chiefs, mayors. i have been discriminated against because i am gay, jewish, but never for being estate center. i asked, how and why going to get on the wall? -- when am i going to get

so joanne, come on here. yeah. [applause] she was selected one of the 100 most influential filipina women in 2009. [applause] >> good evening, everyone, and congratulations to all of you. it is an honor for me to be here tonight. i have to say, the most gracious complement that anyone can ever give you is when it they say that i was there inspiration or i was their role model, and i thank you for saying that. because back in 2006 when i ran, in no idea what was going to be like. it was sort of put on me by accident. at the time, my brother was the ambassador to the united states in washington, d.c. and i began to circulate in the community as he came to visit the bay area. and when he did, people were saying, oh, you have a sister that lives in the bay area -- why does she not run? i thought, right? what do i know about running? so i did. i did run in my small town of coma, and i won that year. i was running in a town where people stay in their seats forever. that was a big plus at the time. [applause] thank you. s

ahora veamos a joanne.iadas bajo los ojos que lamentablemente son muy comunes en mujeres de su edad. nuevamente, aplicamos una cantidad muy pequeña del suero por debajo y en la comisura de los ojos. observen que aplico desde adentro hacia afuera hasta la comisura externa del ojo, cubriendo por completo la zona de la bolsa. la dejaremos actuar 90 segundos y veremos qué sucede en esta zona hinchada y con bolsas. muy bien. regresemos a ver a maría. ya casi transcurrieron 90 segundos. veamos los resultados. veamos la imagen anterior de maría. podemos ver claramente las líneas finas y arrugas por debajo y al costado de los ojos. ahora observemos el mismo ojo sólo 90 segundos después. como podrán ver, hay una diferencia espectacular entre cómo se ve su ojo ahora y cómo se veía hace sólo 90 segundos. veamos la imagen anterior. pueden ver que las líneas finas y arrugas desaparecieron por completo. y el cronómetro marca que esta transformación sucedió en sólo 90 segundos. ahora, volvamos nuevamente con dj para ver e

it sounds unreal but it's joann king's life story.hat became the basis of joann king herrin g book. >> here's what i learned about you. it's exhausting. it makes me tired. houston socialite,6z political activist, businesswoman, honorary. and night bid the king in the 1907s. roaming ambassador, given highest honors by the nation of pakistan and an order of st. francis. that's exhausting. how did you do all of this? [laughter] >> well, by just walking through the door, greta. every time i fell through the door i get up and keep walking and everything i did in my life i used as a tool because i didn't have an mba or a ph.d. after my name. i just had an mrs. in front of it. >> the soviets invading afghanistan, you took that as your cause and made it into a movie. what was it about the soviets invading afghanistan? >> well i looked at a map and i thought why in the world do they want afghanistan, there was nothing here and nothing in pakistan. but in looking at the map i saw the strait of harmus, which is the corridor through which 80% of

joanne, would you like to start with a few words and then chief greg sir after that? >> thank you, anne, for the kind introductions. it was amazing 22 years ago this city in the bay area region experienced the loma prieta earthquake. i was not yet in the fire department. it was about five months before i joined and like anne alluded to, if anyone lived here, they remember where they were. >> i was at a high school when it happened and all of us remember the frightening moments and the aftermath of loma prieta. and it's always fitting when we celebrate an anniversary to take a minute not only to commemorate that but to next on the importance of how the community needs to step up and assist the paid professionals, if you will. the san francisco fire departments, our respective departments are adequately resourced for any given day for emergencies here in san francisco. as you know, though, that all goes out the window for a large-scale disaster be it man made or not. that's why we always talk about preparedness. the more prepared we are, the quicker we'll be able to res

. >> reporter: nutritionist joanne hattner says it's the talk of the honey industry. two new reports find much of the sweet stuff sold in u.s. stores is coming from asian countries some of it illegally. and worse, it may contain contaminants like heavy metals and antibiotics. one report from food safety news a group backed by a law firm that represents people with food-borne illnesses says 75% of store bought honey it tested doesn't fit the legal definition of honey. that's because the group claims some imported honey is put through a process called ultrafiltration. it's a high-tech process that removes the pollen and that pollen is what makes it possible to determine where the money is from. nutritionist joanne hattner says if you want to make sure you know where your honey is from, buy american. >> when you buy a product that says usa on it, we have stands for filtration and standards for the honey. >> reporter: but an agriculture expert out of uc-davis says consumers shouldn't worry that much about foreign honey. while much. our honey comes from overseas, he says t

and i am really proud now to introduce to you somebody that we actually, you know, at a party with joanne. she is the president of the san francisco school board, education adviser to the mayor of san francisco, and she gets the highest number of votes in the last election in san francisco, over 100,000 votes. come on over here. [applause] >> it is always bittersweet to say that i am the first filipina ever elected in san francisco, because we need so many more. i cannot tell you how happy i am to be standing in front of so many beautiful, powerful, an amazing filipinas. and we want to welcome you to our house. this is city hall. it is funny because we had the latino heritage but happening next door and then the filipina women's network here. you bring them together and you get my children. [laughter] i have been torn, running back and forth, because it is a wonderful celebration. this afternoon, for those of us who were able to be at the luncheon, justice tawny is so amazing and there wilwonderful. she is one of my favorite filipinas. she really brings pride to all of us. it reminded me

case workers, the chief of social work, joanne peters. please stand. we cannot do this without you. [applause] i want to do a special shop out -- shoult out to john walter, our outreach worker at the va. some job descriptions set all other duties as assigned, he got the assignment of our reach as well. margie from the va and jeff joseph, thank you for being here. [applause] oh, wow. i am so used to my boss, the visiting director, sheila c ohen. we traveled together for three days. she is the visiting director. [applause] we were doing and out each event in hawaii. i think announced to as a homeless coordinator. we also have the chief operating officer for the division here. [applause] last but not least is my deputy. thank you for being here. [applause] jake martin, thank you. [applause] that is a lot of people. now we are going to have welcoming remarks from the acting medical director. [applause] >> i guess i get to raise the boom. i did not need any added pressure, but thank you anyway. good morning. welcome, everyone. i would like to welcome our honored guest, lt col. steve smit

joann marzioli is onboard. >> it was a month before my 3rd birthday. i was with my mother. returning to the bay area from the philippines and my mother was very anxious to get back to california to see my father. >> but the reunion would be dramatically delayed. several hours into the flight, nowhere near land, the plane is climbing to 21,000 feet when one of its four engines begins to over speed. its normal hum now becoming a deafening scream. it's the middle of the night and pitch black over the pacific. >> they had a problem with a propeller, and it created so much drag that they were doing okay with it for a while. then they ended up having another engine problem, that the second engine couldn't sustain the high power. it would be an unbelievable set of circumstances. >> two engines that should be moving the plane forward are now holding it back. it's like driving a car with the emergency brake on. the plane won't make it to san francisco or back to hawaii. the pilot quickly determined he had no choice but to ditch in the pacific. >> my mother mentioned she did not hear

he claims victory over joanne shivley. in newark alan nagy won the mayor's race to become the first mayor in more than 30 years. he replaces david smith who is leaving the office after 15 terms. stay with us throughout the morning for election results. you will also find that information on our website ktvu.com. >>> federal agents joined bay area law enforcement for a huge raid in the oakland hills. our ktvu news crew took this video as an army of officers moved in on a home on kathy lane last night. the us marshals office, chp, oakland police department and alameda police department took part in this raid. there were helicopters, snipers and police dogs. now, investigators are going to reveal the details of that raid during a press conference set for tomorrow. >>> oakland police may be gearing up for another mission to remove occupy campers. officers cleared out protesters on october 25th. the chronicle is reporting that police have canceled all training exercises next week, and officers say that indicates a plan to clear

the owners custod no one came to the door at the owner's home, which is just down the street from joanne. she filed an official complaint against the dogs and their owners. >> we think that these dogs need to be put down. what if a toddler had been out here playing? a toddler would have been killed. he almost died. >> the owners told police that the pit bulls are said -- escaped from their yardsm. isha will -- diskette from their yard. -- escaped from their yard. >> anne arundel county police are looking for a dog owner after attack in davidsonville. best gaidar said the 23-year-old victim was jogging on patuxent road when he was attacked by three pit bulls. we are told the honorable fled the scene with one of the dogs. the other two were recovered by animal control. anyone with information is asked to call anne arundel county police. anne arundel county council members -- and anne arundel county member pleaded guilty to failing to file tax returns. he did not file quarterly business payroll returns for six years. he had an all-out -- office in annapolis and a tavern in glen burnie. open

an eye on it it's very interesting to hear your point of view in your concerns human rights expert joanne mariner from hunter college in new york thank you very much for your time thank you so much. russia is calling on the syrian opposition to stop aligning itself with extremists going's which is smuggling weapons into the country only triggering more violence this comes amid an increase in illegal shipments of arms ammunition and military supplies from neighboring lebanon over the last few months but professor of international relations mark almond says syria falls victim to lebanese political games. the people doing the struggling may be doing it for money but. i think there is a ground in the. exposure situation there is being made worse by the fact that one faction of politics the actually muslim factions. also backed by saudis. see the fall of the syrian regime because its rival and its supporters rivals has alarmed the question. who don't wish to see a revolution in syria bring to our son eight hundred which were likely. to the religious minorities and so we are seen as are cynical

joann, we love you.here's something that happened. last night if you turned into nightly news, which i did. i turned the news on. i hear this -- like a fire alarm. i freak out. in my house it's one of the alarms on the ceiling. >> it's called an apartment building. >> exactly. you get a chair. i did what most people do, i took my shoe off. i could hear it in my apartment all over. >> you want to destroy your fire alarm. >> have you ever tried to get one of those to turn off? >> it's trying to tell you to get out! >> it wasn't. it was on the news. i tried to unscrew it. it's hard. you push the button. it doesn't stop. i took the shoe. finally brian goes, i'm sorry. watch this tape for a second. i think we have it. >> going on here in the studio. tom costello, we should advise our viewers there's no danger to us. we'd love to make this stop. why don't you take it from our washington bureau. >> oh, my gosh. >> it's back on. bear with us here. >> didn't bother andrea mitchell one bit. >> it went for 30 minut

>> joanne? >> wow. 11/11/11, a lucky day for you. >> you said jo. >> it was j.k.by men but boys do not read books written by women. the publisher decided to do the initial. >> you're from new york, right? in the movie "harry potter and the goblet of fire," which of the following is not one of the three schools that competes in the triwizard tournament? >> ministry of magic. >> wow! you didn't even pause. there you go. >> ministry of magic is the correct answer? >> that is the correct answer. this was a really fun sequence to film. the young dan, rupert, emma, they certainly liked watching the beauxbatones. >> lovely girl from huntington beach, california. which star is currently starring in a musical on broadway? >> oh, man. >> let's go with daniel radcliffe. >> let's go with daniel radcliffe. with a prize. definitely. that is a great, great show. thank you, david, so much for being with us today. that is a terrific show. it's time for us to give a shout out to three lovely people. laurie robertson, gray and mary francis. laurie won our contest. she and her two ki

. >> and she was a decade of joanne colins' dynasty.d the widening gap. >> and remember ron reagan who refused to campaign and instead taking the stage at saturday night. >> how many people here think i was hosting the show because my father is the president of the u.s.? [cheers and applause] >> and those occasionally stumbles. they are all right. ♪ i am america. ♪ we are unite to stand. >> when rick perry's brain freeze and herman cain sexual harassment epidemic many republicans are frustrated in the search for a candidate who is not mitt romney consider jon huntsman. he is best known as the father of my next guest. his three eldest daughters. mary ann who is 26 . abby 25 and libby 23. >> libby, your dad left office with an 80% aprouval rate had no traction in the republican primary contest so far. does it frustrate you? >> it is frustrating, but i think the american public is getting a chance to look at him and we have put the games aside and trying to find substance and people are looking at him. >> you are having fun with it? >> we

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this is joanne walsh. let me give you an example. it is an example from her latest piece. get the credit he deserves on the foreign policy and domestic security ront for killing osama bin laden and other top al-qaida leaders, winding down the military role in iraq and toppling moammar qaddafi, it strikes me as a little unseemly that when credit is begin, so much of it goes to clinton. that is an interesting statement from someone who wrote positively and determinedly about hillary clinton for years. a lot of it is started with what her perceived role was in libya and of course, her famous line when it was all over. we came, we saw and he died. time magazine cover story november. that was a big-time endorsement of hillary. the rise and fall of smart power. we hear a lot when we talk to hillary about smart power and convening power and all of these other phrases that she gets from working with nongovernmental groups. not traditional, but nongovernmental groups. time magazine said that some 67 programs for women have been funded by state while she is in charge. christian scie