joanne: por eso es que hacemos la correcciÓn.cuando es por matrimonio, por eso es que corregimos las tarjetas ahora. carolina: si una persona en estos momentos estÁ a punto de hacer un trÁmite quÉ tiene que hacer si no le da tiempo que el correo vaya y venga? joanne: tal vez comunicarse con nosotros al 18003755283 para determinar si necesitan otra evidencia para viajar o pueden visitar nuestras oficinas y le ponemos un sello pasaporte que le permite regresar a estados unidos, documentando que la tarjeta verde estÁ en pie. la tarjeta no estÁ afectada, lo Único afectado es la fecha. lo importante es devolver la tarjeta lo antes posible para recibir una correcciÓn lo antes posible. la tarjeta sigue en pie, es vÁlida. cualquier duda o pregunta comunÍquense con nosotros para poder ayudarlos. javier:joanne, muchÍsimas gracias por conversar con nosotros, estaremos atentos y cualquier duda que tenga las personas que se comuniquen al telÉfono que acaban de entregar para saber con mÁs detenciÓn como hacer entrega de las tarjetas para que r

i'm joanne. >> i'm samantha. and you're co-captains of the lowell girls varsity basketball team. first off, on behalf of the entire team, we would like to thank the board for recognizing our achievements. nothing would have been possible without the support from our society and community. lowell and the school district have provided a tremendous amount of support for our team >> it was a once in a lifetime situation to play and we'll each keep the memories the rest of our lives. although we may not have accomplished all we have wanted, we're proud of the norcal title we hold and we're hoping that the team's battle next year will be even stronger. let it be the start of many victories and, again, thank you for your support. [applause] >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: all right. we have certificates for each and every one of you from the board of education to congratulate you for your wonderful accomplishment. and i wanted to see if any board members have any comments to the girls. >> what a way to end the school year. we've had a lot of athletic success. we want to congratulate you

thank you again. [ applause ] thank you very much. >> thank you so much, joanne and ashley. i couldn't think of anybody better. we spent a lot of time working together in rnla and to do what you did in d.c. is amazing. we're going to switch for our first panel here and get started in the a moment with our state attorney general's panel. >> our event here with individuals and as a group particularly raga that has been at the forefront, particularly over the last eight years and really fighting for the rule of law as the prior administration took some pretty aggressive steps that moved in a direction that seemed to depart from constitutional bounds and particularly the separation between the federal and state governments and the attorney generals have been the bulwark, the republican attorney generals, have been the bulwark for the last eight years and i'm pleased leslie was able to make it. i first met leslie at a republican national lawyers event, i think one of your very first fund raisers to kick off your campaign and it's the nature of our organization with republicans, n

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my comrade and sister joanne forh, the founder of girls gender equity often says we come to the work because we are the work. she is right. i keep that sentiment in the end of my mind regularly. it is true in my life. i became committed to interrupting sexual violence in my community because i am a survivor of sexual violence. my motivation for wanting to bring healing into the lives of lack and brown girls was because no one spoke healing into my life. i came to this work because i am the work, which means i brought baggage and broken pieces. eventually, i realized how important it was to continuously unpack and repair in order to be more effective and impactful. many of you are coming to this work for the same reason. when i say take care of yourself, i am talking about in a way that flight attendants tell you to secure your mask before assisting others. [laughter] tarana: everybody knows that though, right? do your personal work. put that first. don't let your commitment to social innovation supersede your need to have joy in your life. fully actualized human beings and to feel wh

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powder gave her cancer. 66-year-old joanne anderson claims that doctors diagnosed her with lung cancer linked to asbestos exposure. anderson says johnson & johnson failed to warn consumers and customers that its powder contained asbestos. she used it over 10,000 times. a jury in southern california ordered the company to pay her almost $26 million. johnson & johnson says it's disappointed in the decision and will appeal. >>> the self-driving uber car that killed a woman in arizona was not able to brake in an emergency. that's according to a preliminary report from the ntsb. it found the suv spotted the pedestrian six seconds before it ran her over in march. but uber engineers had intentionally disabled the emergency brakes to reduce the potential for erratic vehicle behavior. the system didn't alert the backup person driving. it's reviewing the program. >>> the electric scooters that have invaded san francisco are about to disappear for a little while at least. city officials announced that all scooter rental companies including lime, spin and bird, must have a permit from the sfmta. t

madam secretary, next item. >> item 5, chief of department's report, report from department chief joanne hayes-white, report on current issues activities and events within the department since the fire commission meeting on april 25th 2018 including budget, academies, special events communications and outreach to other government agencies and the public, report from chief of operations mark gonzales. >> this is my report since our last meeting april 25th regarding the budget. we continue to meet with the mayor's budget office in preparation of mayor farrell putting forward on june 1st a balanced budget. as you know we will be presenting to the budget and finance committee on june 15th and possibly then june 21st or 22nd depending how things go with that process. we do anticipate the legislative analyst coming back with a report as they do for every department and once we receive that we will provide updates on that. we will also get final feedback from our budget committee related to priorities for potential possibilities for additions at the conclusion, just prior to the conclusion of t

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joanne robinson, teenager at the time, she actually did the same thing mrs. a few months before but because she was a teenager and considered unruly she was not considered the right symbol for the movement they were trying to build, i don't blame them for trying to find someone who would represent the movement in the way they would move the movement forward. i tried to track her down to interview her and died a few years before. i could do that. but she -- years later after this, after mrs. parks became the symbol, she said that she thought mrs. parks was the right person. rosa parks was considered by everyone to be quite up right and dignified all of which you already know. she was the secretary of the local naacp branch, you may not know that, the other thing that people don't know is she was trained as a community organizer and as an activist. she went to high lander, tennessee as did many civil rights workers which is one of the few places where interracial gatherings could train together. they were against the law, highlander was always under threat from

joanne doesn't to have buy a ticket tonight. levi stadium make in her backyard. >> you can see the whole stadium screen from here. you can see the people singing, hear the whole concert. >> reporter: it is no surprise that the pop superstar draws big crowds. in fact, the santa clara police department expects 50,000 fans to watch her shake it off this weekend. both friday and saturday. sky ranger over the stadium shows crews setting up the stage. police warning that traffic on major highways and streets to and from the stadium could back nightmare. especially on friday when t swift fans arrive during rush hour. highway's 101, 237 and 880 expected to be a problem. lawrence express way, great america park way and san thomas express way could be a problem. >> and people not local, taking advantage of when security and everyone leaves. during the big events, everyone who is a local try park on the curb. >> reporter: science to keep concertsgoers out. >> usually, each driveway into here, there are like cones. no parking for residents

when we started, dt ran an rfp process to come on as consultant to help to guide us and ctc run by joanne hovis who is nationally recognized broadband expert and testified in the senate on this issue and have been intimately involved in a number of municipal fiber project. her firm along with img rebel, who are financial experts i think came in as the lowest bid. they helped to put together a series of reports. at that juncture dt was part of the project and we were certainly at the tane and watched as they helped the city over time to consider the difficult and complex technical and financial trade-offs in assessing some of these larger question. i think there was a really great powerpoint that synthesized a lot of work that's been done over the past two year. i think an important part of that has been getting a handle on what the problem is in san francisco. >> what is the problem? >>speaker: california emerging technology fund identifies that cost statewide is the biggest barrier to access. in my own personal experience living in bay view, i think you do see folks outside of the librar

hell, i'm embarrassed just walking through joann fabrics. i go at night. i make my own nightgowns.d finally, no discussion on black politicians would be complete without marion barry. barry was elected mayor of washington, d.c. in 1979. was he a good mayor? was he a bad mayor? nobody will ever truly know. all we do remember, is that the man smoked the crack. that's right. in 1990, mayor barry was arrested in a sting operation and caught on video smoking cracked cocaine. he said he'd get drugs off the street. word is bond. it was our own damn fault for not asking him how. the city forgave him, and in 1994, he was re-elected with approval ratings as high as he was. the country was shocked. especially alan keyes. he was all angry. he was like, "what the [bleep] do i have to do to get elected? he's smoking crack over there!" barry went on to have other scandals. but if voters don't have a problem with you smoking crack, you basically have full immunity. that's why when i started this job, i showed up two weeks late. gotta set that bar low. now, nobody cares that i walk around the offic

attempted sextortion, roy sinclair, from the anti—kidnap and extortion unit at the national crime agency, joanne and ron reilly, whose nephew daniel killed himself after he had been a victim of blackmailing by a gang based in the philippines. she asked jon pearn about what happened to him? ijust befriended someone by mistake and got chatting to the person and and mentioned about going on skype. and that is when it all curtailed off. obviously the woman showed me things and that, and the next thing i know i am being blackmailed for £500, which i thought was quite funny because i did not have £500. and i basically told him where to go, i wasn't interested. with which they got quite narky and wanted to show my nieces and nephews and everything the details they brought down. i said, "show them, i will only laugh." so i didn't really do nothing. i just feel sorry for the victims, to be honest, the ones that have killed themselves, i wish their stories could have gone out earlier. stay with us, john, because i am interested to hear your thoughts on what everyone has got to say here. and i want to brin

joann writes all those dealing with terminal illness should be allowed to speak for or against this particularill. heather: donald trump all smiles with kim kardashian west, hosting this photo, calling the meeting on prison reform great. west tweeting i would like to thank donald trump for his time this afternoon. it is our hope the pres. will grant clemency to alex marie johnson who is serving a life sentence for nonviolent drug offense. and advocates for prison reform. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour, ice is claiming credit for deadly attack on police in belgium, the jihadist who carried it out on leave from prison. is a time for europe to get tough on terror? >> we had to finance and carry much of the cost of the federal government's failure. we went to see a solution. heather: the major crackdown on obama era policies in the white house. a cheeseburger, kim jong un's proposal to stop the nuclear outbreak and twitter is eating that one. ♪ the next big thing in food was once a little paper box. now we can easily take out food from a restaurant. let's stay in and binge-watch

so our fire chief joanne haze white, thank you for all your support.se] and thea sellby of the college board, thank you for the leadership of our community college. [applause] we could not put on this event without the generous support of our sponsors and it feels like this year we actual low have more sponsors which say great sign-in terms of how engage our business community is. i'd like to thank them for their support. if you are enjoying today, you are thanking them along with me. so first, kaiser permente. thank you. [applause] arcadus. [applause] levi strauss, where are you guys? and sales force, where are you guys? thank you. [applause] and then i'd also like to thank, from the depth of my heart, another planet entertainment blue shield of california, c40 cities, five point, san francisco giants, hospital council of northern and central california, mcdonald's, r.m.w. architecture and interiors, united airlines and wells fargo. let's give them a big round of applause. and my final thank you goes out to the people i work with every day who inspire

joanne in marketing. switch to sprint and get 50% off a samsung galaxy s9 lease. people with hearing loss, switch to sprint and get 50% off a samsung galaxy s9 lease. visit sprintrelay.com. anna and a little nervous. into retirement... but not so much about what market volatility may do to their retirement savings. that's because they have a shield annuity from brighthouse financial, which allows them to take advantage of growth opportunities in up markets, while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so they can focus on new things like exotic snacks. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. prepare for your demise, do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. when out with friends, you could tell the truth, or a better version of it. j

chief of department's report report from the chief of department, joanne heys-white. [reading agenda item 4] >> good evening. >> good evening president cleveland and members of the fire commission. there is a meeting tomorrow before the budget and finance committee although we have not been asked to participate or attend even though it relates to public safety. we had presented before in march after we submitted our budget and so at this time per the chair, supe supervisor cohen wel await further present in the month of june after major submits his balanced budget. we are scheduled to go before the budget and finance committee on june 15 and either june 21 or june 22 with a final date if we have that resolution of june 25, and for the public, there is an opportunity for public comment at budget and finance on jun june 18. regarding of division of training 124th class is in their 5th week, 54 member. we had one resignation due to injury and return to station 49 and we were able to quickly bring up to speed someone else at station 49 and not too much time elapse. we are

. >> host: next up is joanne in wisconsin. >> caller: hello. yes. i've been at the baldacci fan for many years. my husband and i just finished watching at the library the king and maxwell tv series which is different from the book because i just finished the book which i really enjoyed but i watched, i've read, i've listened to when i walk i do the audiobooks so i am glad i do the audiobooks in the amos decker one is the last mile which was fascinating and i fell in love with the whole series so i will go back to the first one until i can figure out or read about what happened to him. >> guest: them memory man we moved to do a new series and he will fit the bill for a lot of reasons. when you meet [inaudible] and some of the other cast they really click and i was a powerful book for me because i explore a lot in the injustice and the death penalty in prison system and it gave amos decker a worthy foil and a guy almost on his level. i still get e-mails about those guys. they will ask when melvin will come back. >> host: joanne is in, sorry, jacquelin

. >> commissioner veronese: -- joanne boston. i have a vast network from around the country, and whenever they come to san francisco, one of their first stops is senor sisig. not only do they bring pride to san francisco, they bring people to frequent other businesses within their area. having to fight for this and having to do this during a time when we are celebrating asian americans and small businesses, it saddens me that we have to do that, especially since filipinos have a history of displacement here in the united states and san francisco. my family came here after world war ii. they were kicked out of their neighborhood in north beach. i live in daly beach, but i was born here in san francisco. having a place in this city is very important to our community, so i hope you support the small businesses and senor sisig. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> i speak today in full support for the condition of no food at 701 valencia so that senor sisig can return to their business. i am a mission resident just living ri

my name is joanne administrative officer for the presidential foundation institute welcome to all of you here it is our tradition that to honor women who wear the uniform of the country please stand to join to pledge to the flag and i ask dreaming standing for a moment of time in honor of our first lady barbara bush. i pledge allegiance to the fly of united states of america. and to the republic for which it can one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all thank you. please be seated. thanks for coming out tonight to bear with us you all lived in southern california so in addition to our honored guests this evening sheila tate we have a few special guests i want to point out first her roommate is with us tonight. [laughter] [applause] we also have former colleague and her former colleague of the white house from different eras she was very close colleagues with barbara as the assistant press secretary and was our backup. [laughter] one of laura bush's press secretary is with us tonight. [applause] and also we are thrilled to have among the warmer reagan-bush qual

>> alex's mother joanne knew something was happening when her son asked if he could bring emily to sunday dinner. >> he said, i have met someone. and i would love to be able to bring her over so that you all can get to know her better. >> and you thought, well, here we go. >> yes, i did. >> back in boone, emily's family heard about the boy from kansas city. >> she called me up and said, i met this fella. he's italian, and she said, you're going to love his family. they're louder than us. and she fell in love witthe whole family immediately. >> emily's sister ammie could see eyere in love. >> her eyes sparkled. alex's eyes sparkled when they were together. huge smiles on both of their faces. >> the girl who never dated was swept off her feet. emily and alex married may 10th, 2003. how many people? >> i would guess at least 400. >> that's big. >> yeah. i mean, for an italian wedding it's maybe midsize. but -- >> the couple had a son nick, and a year later, alex took up emily's parents on an invitation to move to boone. >> it was an open offer if he wanted to come and work for fareway. >> he

. >> reporter: journalist joanne stocker has been investigating the m.e.k. for nearly a decade.e of campaign donations to american politicians from organizations tied to the m.e.k. >> you've got people like george w. bush was given $1,000 in 2004. >> i see here john mccain. so is this republicans, democrats? >> it's both. it goes across the aisle. mccain got $2,400, $1,000. but then i mean obama's on here too. >> pretty small contribution. >> sure. but when you get them coming in from 10, 15 people every single year, they add up. >> thank you. >> reporter: but the speaking circuit is where it's really at. >> it is my great honor to present to you the most formidable list of american national security, military, political, and governmental leaders of my generation. >> they pay people thousands of dollars, tens of thousands of dollars, to go to their rallies and to speak in favor of them. >> reporter: john bolton never disclosed how much money the m.e.k. paid him, but stocker ventured an educated guess. >> on the low end, $180,000. just based on what other people were making. >> 1

. >> journalist joanne stocker has been investigating the m.e.k. for nearly a decade.a database of campaign donations to american politicians from organizations tied to the m.e.k. >> you've got people like george w. bush was given a thousand dollars in 2004. >> i see here john mccain. so, is this republicans, democrats? >> it's both. it goes across the aisle. so, mccain got $2,400, a thousand dollars. but then i mean, obama is on here, too. >> pretty small contribution. >> sure. but when you get them coming in from ten, 15 people every single year, they add up. >> but the speaking circuit is where it's really at. >> it is my great honor to present to you the most formidable list of american national security, military, political, and governmental leaders of my generation. >> they pay people thousands of dollars, tens of thousands of dollars to go to their rallies and to speak in favor of them. >> john bolton never disclosed how much money the m.e.k. paid him, but stocker ventured an educated guess. >> on the low end, $180,000 just based on what other people were making

. >> clerk: item four, report from chef of department joanne hayes-white since the fire commission meeting of may 9th, including budget, academies, upcoming events, communication and outreach to other government agencies and the public and report from administration deputy chief, jeanine nicholson, on the administrative divisions, facility status, finance support services, homeland security and training within the department. >> president cleaveland: good evening, chief. >> good evening, president. this is my last report since may nine. wanted to talk first about the budget. we have continued regularly to discuss the budget items with the mayor's budget office. as you know, mayor mark farrell will be submitted a balanced budget on june 1st and attend the scheduled department meeting on may 31st. i would propose at a meeting next month, the finance director would be able to give an overview, specifically on the budget. i will say i'm remaining on the mist you can about what we had put in for related to our budget. we have had very promising discussion with the mayor's budget office. but i d

joann, welcome to us.the confusion. let's ask again, was there an issue with expectation management, and did labour do rather worse with that than say the conservatives?” labour do rather worse with that than say the conservatives? i think labourdid than say the conservatives? i think labour did raise than say the conservatives? i think labourdid raise their than say the conservatives? i think labour did raise their expectations too high as seems to have been the case. whether that was a problem for the conservatives, i don't know. it may be helped the conservatives because it motivated the vote to come out. and there is now talk of people saying that the conservatives in wandsworth whenever that concern, but they were concerned because if you look at the results from the general election there was a big swing against the conservatives. people can feel quite relieved today. the vote has held up. maybe i did —— labour did hold up, so we should not be complacent. clearly the lib dems have done well in places

joanne will be a panelist at a bloomberg summit on may 8. together people who discuss the future of equality and how to get there. julia: i love what you do with these things. scarlet: i've learned so much. areas i don't really think about or we don't know enough about. bloomberge for the business flash, a snapshot of the biggest stories in the news today. activision revenue forecast trailed estimates. shares were halted. to resumeis expected training in about 10 minutes. dick's sporting goods is pushing harder for gun control. according to a form last month, a group to has hired lobby on the matter. the big benchmark is under pro by the trading -- under probe by the trading commission. guage markstility investor sentiment. this is your business flash update. scarlet: a reminder that we can always recap the truck -- recap the charts for you are you can check them out yourself. ,go>is gtv go>< . causecash flow, enough to some consternation in the conference call. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." julie: joining me today is the chief strat

amy: in this is another resident , joanne stanton. >> after i had my third son, we found out that my oldest child six years old at the time, just getting ready to enter first grade, he was having migraines for the last three years. there were getting more intense. he was having vomiting in the morning. then having problem with his balance. we took him to the doctors and the mri revealed a brain tumor. the doctors came in our room and they started pummeling us with questions. where do you live? where did you grow up? did you ever work with pesticides? do you live near highways? these are questions i never would have thought about. amy: rob bilott, just responding to what they are saying? >> these are chemicals presenting al qaeda potential health threats. in one of the issues that we're particular concerned about is realizing our nation's firefighters and emergency responders been using these firefighting foams or whose equipment and gear they where may have been coated with materials that included some of these chemicals in the past. and emergencyters responders have very high levels

after that a cookbook from joanne a that gains followed by former fbi director james comey's reflections on his career. next is clinical psychologist jordan peterson's self-help book 12 rules for life and mark manson's advice on leading a happier life. our look at some of the best selling books according to amazon continues with a collection of recipes from alton brown. after that investigative journalist roh man pharaoh explores the role of the state department in the world today in war on peace. in eighth, event planner rachel hollis provides self-lend advice that followed by own the day, own your life. and wrapping up our look at some of the books from amazon's nonfiction bestseller list is an american princess which recalls the life of a member of america's upper class during the gilded age. some of these authors have appeared on booktv. you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> you know, i -- staying on the strip club example -- i, you know, immediately confessed, you know, this woman came over to our table, and i was like, i'm a journalist. [laughter] i'm just asking some

for those of you that i have not met my name is joann drake i serve as chief administrator for the ronald reagan presidential institute i want to welcome you all here. it is a tradition in honor of our men and women who wear the uniform around this world we ask that you stand to the pledge to the flag and ask that you remain standing if for honor of our first lady barbara bush. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you. be seated. i want to thank all of you for coming out and bearing with us you life in southern california you know what we're up against there. you know, in addition to our honored guest this is evening sheila tate, we have a few special guests, and i want to point out first oask we have roommate dr. john you'll is with us tonight. [applause] we also have of my former colleague and sheila former colleagues and colleagues of the white house from different era ares herer with us tonight. one of sheila's very close colleagues barbara fab