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>>thank you linda. >>thank you linda. any comments or question from the commission? thank you. >>what's the population of the samoa communities in san francisco? >>you mean what percentage of the population is american samoa? >>yes. >>very small. i -- we can get back to you, but i think it's maybe 1 or 2%. not very much. >>how many kitchen, lunch site going to be when this is completed, implemented? >>well, in san francisco we only have one site. in american samoa territory they have right now 15 of these new sites that are offering the congregate and home deliver meal program. they hope to grow it and make it bigger. >>in san francisco there's only one site. >>there's only one site. >>how much money we appropriate for the meal service in san francisco in one site? >>including -- this is just kind of off the top, but we can get back to you as well, but it's under $80,000 and it's a three days a week program. >>thank you. >>thank you. any other comments or questions for linda? thank you? anything else in your report? i think the $4 million appropriation that you mentioned for el

as linda will tell you they now have more than one site. it is really an exciting program and i just really -- kudos to linda, but it was great to have of course, the feds ask the san francisco triple a to be part of this initiative so linda, i'm going to turn it over to you. >>good morning commissioners. just a little background the american samoa had asked us to share some best practices and resources with them. as was mentioned, they don't have any home deliver meal programs, but they were receiving title 3c federal money for these programs and what they were doing for over 20 years was providing a food voucher which they can use in any grocery stores for anything they want so there was little control over what kind of food but in essence it didn't meet the guidelines for the older americans act. and so in july 2013 they asked and we were fortunate to have our department agree to provide that support to them and they basically -- we share best practices. they made a visit to san francisco in january, 2014 to visit a few of our centers, i

. >> linda thomas greenfield: we've had to make some changes in the process so that we can target minority and women. i think we've been very very successful in terms of bringing women in the foreign service. about 50% of our classes coming in now, our incoming classes are young women. >> bonnie: women comprise approximately 40% of all foreign service officers. >> linda thomas greenfield: we're making significant progress at the entry level in bringing in a variety of people from different backgrounds, but when you look at the foreign service in terms of the mid levels and senior levels, the numbers are not there. >> bonnie: women are doing relatively well. they hold important top posts making up 30% of all senior positions. >> linda thomas greenfield: we still have to do more to encourage minorities. >> bonnie: 82% of foreign service officers and 86% of senior staff are white. it's not representative of a country that is 17% hispanic 14% african american and 5% asian american. african americans are some 5-1/2% of foreign service officers and senior positions. hispanics are underrepresente

mateo, 3 years old at the time this was recorded by mom linda.> i said no cupcakes. you tried to get cupcakes. you tried to ask grandma. didn't you? >> little mateo whose become somewhat of a superstar. he and mom both in a commercial for a store. >> take every gift on your christmas gift home today. we wanted to find out what it's like to become an internet sensation. we have little 4-year-old mateo and mom linda via skype from san jose california. welcome to the show. >> congratulations on all the success. how does it feel to be an internet superstar? >> he has moments, mom, i don't want to be famous today. >> you created a monster. time for a shot. lick it no. >> he knows how to get his way. he'll know when i'm serious. >> how can you resist that smile though? my goodness that is money. >> it is not easy. i definitely use my mom voice quite often. he knows mom voice. >> is he modeling behavior after dad saying linda listen to me. honey, look at this. >> definitely honey, listen is definitely dad. >> tell us what 2014 has been like. not only di

quÉ linda. me das un besito? a ver.inhibe la hormona del crecimiento. >> afecta la estructura, el peso, la edad cronolÓgica de los huesos en general es menor que la edad cronolÓgica de la persona. >> en ee.uu. los casos se cuentan con los dedos de la mano se reportan indicios de la enfermedad en egipto, irak, israel incluso mÉxico pero quizÁs el caso mÁs fascinantes se encuentra en ecuador donde mÁs de un centenar de personitas de una misma aldea padecen de la enfermedad y deben enfrentar un mundo de gigantes. por su diminuta contextura de 26 pulgadas y 20 libras laisha tiene que hacer un gran esfuerzo para n la a fur los niÑos de su edad por eso su gran deseo es crecer para que su cuerpo vaya de acorde a su mente que es de siete aÑos. >> su sueÑorepresenta un gran sacrificio. >> quÉ tiene que hacer tu mamÁ todos los dÍas para que crezcas? >> inyectarme. >> donde? >> en la nalguita. >> en la nalguita, todos los dÍas? cuÁntas veces al dÍa? >> en la maÑana y en la noche. >> duele mucho? >> mÁs doloroso fue haberse separad

linda, i hope those suggestions provide you some relief.you have a question or you want to share your personal health triumph, send it my way. we just may read it on air or message me on twitter or facebook. that's it for now. enjoy your day and we'll see you next time. >>> hello. welcome to "america's news headquarters." i'm arthel neville. president only wrapping up his last day of vacation. he'll head home early sunday morning, traveling from hawaii to d.c. awaiting him at home, a new republican-led congress set to convene on tuesday. dan springer is live from honolulu with more. hi, dan. >> reporter: yeah, hi, arthel. president only has largely stayed out of the headlines during this two-week vacation. right now he's at the beach and enjoying a beautiful day here in honolu.

if the party wins -- now for more of this i'm joined by linda in athens.omy has shrunk drastically since the 2008 global crisis. what are people saying to you? >> reporter: well's austerity is going to be the main issue in this election. it's been dominating people's discuss and it will dominate their voting. the one shois is to stay the course do what it's been doing for the last six years, but that comes with a huge cost for people. it's cost people their jobs. their living standards have dropped substantially in these last years. so a lot of people are saying enough is enough. the prime minister of the country did point out, when he went to vote this morning, that what really greece needs at this point is to remain on this course of stability. he actually made the following comment. the elections set out the future for us and our children we decide whether we will proveed dynamically with security or whether we're going to enter unknown territory. it's this unknown territory that a lot of greeks do seem to fear. but yet, at the same time because they're

. >> reporter: linda cover is a knoefel family friend who has known kevin all his life. >> good father? >> good father. >> dedicated father? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: kevin was a jack of many trades -- a truck driver, a school bus driver, an emergency medical technician. lisa dedicated her life to social work, helping and caring for sexually abused kids. kayleen was one of lisa's coworkers. >> she just wanted to help people. we work in a sex abuse unit and that's a very difficult subject that a lot of people can't deal with, but she really prided herself on helping these families and being able to help, you know, make a difference. >> reporter: everyone admired lisa's selflessness. her friend carrie ward also worked with lisa. >> she took in foster kids while she was a single parent and was raising her own daughter by herself. >> that feels sort of like going the extra mile and then some. >> she did. she was always there to help anybody that needed it. >> admirable. >> yes, very much so. >> reporter: one year after kevin and lisa met, they married. >> the wedding itself,

do we have linda a or not? i know linda davis wins delco. >> we will show yours next, linda. >>> what are we doing? >> i think so. >> here's another live look at norristown. cars are moving though. >> yeah. >>> is there your linda davis our first flake winner out of delco chester up land delaware county. congratulations, lindh. >>> cool shot of the snow on the car. >> i hope she can get through that today. >> hopefully she can get it off. >> okay. all right. this is, fantastic and weird. a local dog owner is reunited with her beloved pooch, two years after this dog went missing. >> it took a little detective work on line but it led to a great reunion. so tara, ran off in december between the 12 but last year a no kill shelter in radnor spotted the dog roaming the streets. the dog was safely trapped and volunteers went to work on guying toll find out any information bit. that took them to the web site loss my doggie.com. and it gave them all of the information they needed about tar, including past coverage fox 2

and joining us steve clemens, and linda sar sur.t with this characterization from ted cruz. certainly, we know people in our livers voluntarily wear the hij ab, is it fair to say that it is a statement of feminism or support for women around the world? >> absolutely not. as you can see, i wear it. it is a joyce for me to wear and cover my hair for religious observation and i consider myself to be a feminism and someone who supports the rights of all women. so this conversation we're having needs to be about not obsessing over michelle obama wearing or not wearing a head scarf which she is not required to do in a place like saudi arabia specifically in jebda. she was not a mosque so she was not required. so what about women who choose to wear hejab. and i'm proud of what i wear. >> and she wasn't in a mosque. she was a foreign dignitary visiting. and my understanding that not wearing the head scarf was not a breach of standards? >> absolutely not. it was not a breach. she was advised by the saudi and american side that she dressed mo

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i offer it to linda to say the rest. >> i will put these papers down and stand appear. a little tight here. but i can do it. i want to say a word about anniversaries, then talk about more recent history. anniversaries are designed for the present. they have different meanings. i was thinking about the fact that if we were commemorating margaret sanger in the 1930's, or again in the 1950's, very different things would have been said. for example, as ellen told you she came to birth control as a feminist and as a socialist. in the 1930's and 1950's, people did not want to talk about those things. but they are important, because i think she made a theoretical contribution in bringing together both sex, gender, and class radicalism. she never left off that commitment. by sparking the movement to open birth-control clinics -- and that was a tough road with many obstacles -- she was focused very much on accessibility. that meant accessibility to people across the social spectrum, and to removing contraception from being the private property of an elite who could afford to go

we had many wonderful times around linda's dining room table table.a lot of it involves good food and wine at the end of the day of her call and it was just a really wonderful intense process of putting this book together. i'm really grateful to be here and celebrating the launch of this book. like jennifer i grew up with a feminist mother and a feminists father actually and a feminists father who was also a feminist professor so i had kind of an interesting role model they are. i grew up identifying as a feminist from a really early age. my mom said she could remember me using that term at six years old. i am part of that generation who took it for granted and it was only actually later in college and in the early 90s when i started reading people like kate -- thinking a lot with all the stuff i'm rape on campus again. thinking of generational shifts. i started realizing how intense my relationship was to feminism and identification much like jennifer's to this earlier wave of feminism, the second wave that i very much fell in love with come identifi

he got his phd there and linda dead sea got her law degree. -- linda dead sea got her law degree.ou are first up on our discussion. caller: thank you for taking my call. this is william allman. i actually work in washington at the society of king -- chemical manufacturers. we believe that passing trade regulation like tpa will actually unleash quite a bit of innovation and competitiveness in our market. in fact, if you look at the balance of trade in chemicals with korea, and 2013 after the u.s. signed a treaty agreement in 2011, our industry saw a substantial increase in exports. we now have a sizable surplus. this is really good news for manufacturing. it is also great news for the hundreds of thousands of highly paid and highly skilled workers that work on our factory floors every day. i like to ask mr. scott. if not tpa or trade, what is your policy recommendation to a fairly expand trade of us-made product and compete with countries like china and india? host: doctors got. caller:guest: thanks for the question. korea is a great example. the president promised that it would in

linda madam chair to finish out her term and for the public education mr. linda and mr. fernando to continue their terms. >> thank you commissioner shamann walton i have one appointment manny flores is a multiple cultural educator she's taught with the community education center and currently a plea bargain of the instruction and an expert in english and bilingual education that concludes. >> oh yes, sir. commissioner fewer. >> i'd like to appoint commissioner collins. >> are there any further appointments seeing the the next order of business the special order of business no one item n the other discussion of english pathway and an officially of meier my brothers keeper superintendent. >> thank you, dr. murase in order to address the first presentation english language and english pathway i'd like to call for a cancel assistant christine wong who will introduce her catalogs. >> good evening, commissioners i'm kres teen the assistant and joining me is the multi lingual pathway director as well as well, mr. valentine 0 will be joining us i'll be providing a presentation t

. >> quÉ linda sorpresa con esas muÑecas tÚ tambiÉn nos robaste el corazÓn sÓlo resta hacer un viajea por un video firmado en una patrulla se convirtiÓ en una escena con desenlace mortal. >> un policÍa afroamericano realizarÁ una inspecciÓn de trÁnsito cuandose percatÓ de que habÍa un arma en el compartimiento delantero. ahÍ apuntÓ con su pistola al pasajero y le gritÓ enderezÓ oportunidades que no se moviera y que no intentara bajo ningÚn concepto tomar el arma ni ningÚn otro objeto. un segundo policÍa le apuntÓ al conductor decidiÓ levantar las manos pero su acompaÑante continuÓ retando al agente del orden incluso cuando le habÍa advertido que si se bajaba del auto lo matarÍa eso precisamente fue lo que ocurriÓ. al salir del vehÍculo del uniformado abriÓ fuego arrebatÁndole la vida. >> la vÍctima de 36 aÑos era un hombre afroamericano estuvo en la cÁrcel por 13 aÑos por dispararle a un policÍa. los dos agentes involucrados en el incidente fueron separado de sus mientras el controversial cargo se embestida. >> una calle de perÚ se convirtiÓ en un ring. se enfrentaron a golpes mientr

quÉ linda reporterita!toria, nos ha encantado nosotros de hacerla. >> oyelo poco que he visto, eres malo, malÍsimo, papÁ! >> no, no. es un personaje que venÍamos esperando, desde la dueÑa, es un personaje mÁs fuerte, tienen un matiz es una producciÓn maravillosa, sensacional, las locaciones, para acompaÑarlas de algÚn trabajo. >> a mÍ me encantaría que pudiersa hablar.. >> hola, chicos! hola jhonny! cÓmo estÁn ustedes por allá¡ -? >> pues, yo interpretÓ renata flores que por su pasado vive encadenada a un hombre que no ama. es un personaje de un melodrama absoluto. es invidente, lo que ha sido muy interesante. >> claro! ademÁs con la categorÍa que tiene rede calabazar de maravilla. me contaba de lo poco que podÍa llegar al país a realizar -altair a realizar un papel extraordinario >> cÓmo estÁs altair? >> pues, muy bien. muchas gracias. se habÍa trabajado con ellos hace unos aÑos. nos volvemos a reencontrar en esta novela. estamos echÁndole mucha pasiÓn, mucha entrega. esperemos que el pÚblico de los estado

. >> reporter: linda kirkpatrick said she met bill cosby in 1981 at a celebrity tennis tournament. was 25. she said the comedian invited her to his vegas show and spiked his drink. >> my next recollection was being back in the dressing room alone with cosby. i was lying down. cosby was on top of me kissing me forcefully. >> reporter: three more cosby accusers came forward today with their attorney gloria allred by their side. he lashed out as his former co-star and tv wife felicia rashad after she came to his defense and said forget these women. what you're seeing is a destruction of a legacy and i think it's orchestrated. >> felicia, you should be supporting these women rather than joining cosby's paid quote, attack dogs. >> reporter: all three women claim cosby drugged them before he assaulted them. >> the last thing i remember about that night was struggling to walk down the hallway and trying to get out of the hotel. i don't remember finding my car or driving home. >> reporter: with all there's women the statute of limitation has run out both for civil and criminal case sthoos

linda, that is the second floor? second floor. so not on the main level. >> right above the blue room. >> here we see teddy roosevelt's son archie, he actually smuggled a small tree into the white house and hide it in a closet in the upstairs sewing room. why? >> because his father was a staunch conservative, and at that time they did not grow trees as a crop. they grew trees in the woods and people went out and saw them -- and cut trees and brought them home. the president being a staunch conservative, he decided he did not want a tree in the house because that did not fit his thinking on cutting down trees. >> he sounds like a grump. >> ba humbug. >> he made great parks. so -- >> here we have franklin roosevelt and his family. and more of the roosevelt white house at christmas time. that is -- the east room? >> yep. >> it looks like about heavy tree -- a bottom heavy tree. >> they look like heavy chandeliers. >> very much so. and the eisenhower white house. and we see a lot of tinsel. >> wow. >> it looks tinsel heavy. >> that wa

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so linda corey, juliette and briana, christina, tan chow, herbert, angelica. if i called your name and you are in the northern light court, please come up and we'll give you plenty of time. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> could you please speak into the mic. >> i'm linda jimenez, good morning. two days ago i had an accident, but i didn't want to just stay at home and not speaker for the senior and kids of this park. i haven't been really been out around, but i have been reading the necessary information and it would be very, very nice for you all to think about it and not to do any construction. again, because the park is almost no more sun. the seniors can't have any more recreation. the kids, we're all thinking about the kids and the seniors as of right now. so please, we beg you, stop the construction. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning. my name is briana and i'm the vice president of the university of san francisco's filipino-american student organization. >> my name is juliette and i'm one of the public relations and po

host: what about linda dempsey's point? guest: certainly manufacturing is more high tech, no question. manufacturing still the source of a disproportionately large number of jobs without a college degree.