linda sanchez: she has a strong team behind her. and no doubt, trump is very unpredictable and he is very erratic. i think as the campaign goes on and you see more of that erratic behavior from donald trump it , underscores that he does not have the temperament to sit in the oval office and run this country. it creates that real contrast between somebody who is thoughtful and has a strong presence versus somebody who is shooting from the hip all the time and off-balance and not accurate with his facts or understanding the fact that what he says has an impact around the world. what he is saying right now frightens some of our strongest allies. i think increasingly as we march towards the november election, voters will have a clear picture of whether they want a study, competent person at the helm or someone that is temperamentally erratic? fernando: let me ask you about that because you know her. what is one thing that isn't not very well known outside party circles, something that would surprise us to know about her? a quality? a wa

. >> reporter: and she was effervescent said nicky's mother, linda. bigger than life. >> she's the kind of person that when she comes in the room, she just take over the space, you know, with her personality, her laughter. >> reporter: but when nicky was 12, ooh, boy, a handful. linda was a single mom with other kids at the time, so she agreed to let young nicky move in with della, nicky's grandmother. the problem was that della let the girl run wild. boys and parties. >> we grew up kind of fast. then later she became pregnant at the age of 18 or 19. so we move kind of fast. >> reporter: yeah. >> yeah. >> reporter: pregnant with identical twins whom she named jazz and as thtaz. their dad was around briefly then gone. and their mother figure? nicky's grandmother, della. nicky's mother, linda, didn't like that. >> i wanted nicky to get her own place, establish her own life, and my mom would discourage that. she would, you know, find ways to tell her, no, you're better off here. >> reporter: that's how it went for years. but nicky had learned how to styl

linda headed up part of that program. congratulations linda. [inaudible] from cac galileo high school going to university of california dave davis [inaudible] melody lee from cac from balboa high school heading off to ucla! this is [inaudible] on her behalf. nia [inaudible] college track, lowell high school, san francisco state university! [inaudible] from san francisco alliance of black school educators, george washington high school. eagles! bailor university! regina graceen, fillphillip and [inaudible] going cal state university los angeles! alright. richard [inaudible] couldn't be here tonight but he is from abraham lincoln high school-you are here. san diego state university! richard! richard participated with several other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george wa

linda headed up part of that program. congratulations linda. [inaudible] from cac galileo high school going to university of california dave davis [inaudible] melody lee from cac from balboa high school heading off to ucla! this is [inaudible] on her behalf. nia [inaudible] college track, lowell high school, san francisco state university! [inaudible] from san francisco alliance of black school educators, george washington high school. eagles! bailor university! regina graceen, fillphillip and [inaudible] going cal state university los angeles! alright. richard [inaudible] couldn't be here tonight but he is from abraham lincoln high school-you are here. san diego state university! richard! richard participated with several other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george wa

at least according to linda beckler, eric's mother.da says peggy told her something in confidence just before she disappeared. >> she stopped me on the stairway as i was leaving and said, came up and said i have to talk to you. she said i'm afraid i'm going to jail. >> reporter: according to court documents, about a year before peggy disappeared, the couple sold their physical therapy business to another company but they stayed on as employees. then just four months before peggy vanished, the becklers were fired amid allegations they had overbilled medicare for over $1 million. so when linda heard peggy had vanished -- >> i started thinking about how disturbed she was about going to jail. >> reporter: and she wondered if peggy had somehow staged her own disappearance. peggy's friend glenda said no way. was peggy beckler capable of committing white collar crime? medicare overbilling? >> in my opinion, no. >> reporter: but if you're wrong about that, then maybe the idea that she faked her death to escape possible prosecution for that, ma

linda knew more. a secret about her daughter-in-law. >> reporter: and you thought, what?sappeared deliberately? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: coming up: peggy's secret what was it? >> she was very upset and enter, >> she was very upset and enter, the bikini model. >> she was just a hot number, as they say >> reporter: how would she figure into all of this? >> i can't even imagine what they were thinking >> reporter: when dateline continues. >> reporter: a brilliant pacific ocean sunset closed out day three of the search for pegye bechler. and even though pegye's family and friends tried to remain hopeful, reality was slowly starting to set in. and it was painful. >> at this point, you didn't think she was alive anymore? >> i kept thinkin' that she was. but how could she, you know, that length of time? >> reporter: unless, of course, what appeared to be an accident was not. the coast guard conducted a reenactment at sea to try to understand how pegye could have fallen off the boat. and they couldn't do it. >> they said it just -- it doesn't appear to be feasible to them, given t

. >> reporter: yucca called her mother linda. told her something bad was going on over at nikki's. >> i was so nervous, i didn't know what to do. i was like, oh, m god. i was just shaking. >> reporter: linda pulled into her daughter's neighborhood and saw a police officer. >> okay. pull over there. i said, no, i need to go to my daughter's house. he said, ma'am, will you just pull over there, please. and i pulled up to the side. i said, what is going on? i said, the only thing i can tell you is your daughter has expired. >> reporter: there is no getting over news like that. as nikki's family tried to take it in, investigators set to work figuring out who did this. the girls said their mother was still in her room with the door locked when they left the house for school at 7:30. >> we missed the bus, so we had to walk. >> reporter: perhaps the crime scene would yield more clues than the lieutenant chris moon headed back there. >> they were looking for cell phones, computers, indications typically the victims have called for spoken

next, linda harren, will lead us in the pledge of allegiance. let's remember our men and women in uniform that every day are allowing us to do this. >>> 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, linda. now, we're going to start with an introduction of the head table. i know we did this yesterday, but some of you weren't able to join us yesterday, and we want to make certain that all of you know who to go to for help or information. so let me begin with the introduction of the head table. to my immediate right is ron kaufman. the co-chairman of the convention on rules and order of business from massachusetts. next to ron will be, when he gets back, john felipe who is the chief counsel of the republican national committee. to my immediate left is cary dixon and al gauge the two parliamenttarians. also, with us is alex and david norcross who are serving as counsel to the committee on rules and order of by. o

linda?! letting boredom get the best of me. and then, returning triumphantly.. [old spice anthem] slap break! wrong. have a break, have a kit kat! ♪sorry i'm not love ♪ ♪i'm leaving in my thoughts bye gidget so long mel bye sam bye sam collect all 6 stars of the secret life of pets, rated pg, only...in specially marked boxes of big g cereals. part of this good breakfast. >> larry: thanks to my panelists rory albanese, robin thede and vic mensa. thanks for watching. goodnightly everyone. >> from comedy central's wo news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much, everybody! i'm trevor noah. tonight's guest, i'm so excited, a great comedian and aficionado of food. jim gaffigan, everybody! (cheers and applause) but first, happy belated fourth of july, everyone. i hope you had an amazing weekend because mine truly was. i actually got asked to join taylor swift's squad. (laughter) yeah. she gives you the flag bikini when she sends the text. (laughter) it was r

heather: thank you linda. investigators in bangladesh questioning some of the survivors of the terror attack on a cafc that left 28 people dead. it's just the latest in a string of attacks inspired or directed by isis all around the world. so what does this tell us about the true reach of isis? even if they lose ground in iraq . michael balboni, he is a former homeland security advisor for new york state

thank you so much, linda. i'm excited to introduce the next three panelists who will join us on the stage for an in-depth conversation. emersonhonor to welcome elliott with the counsel for the accreditation of educator preparation to the stage, invite can't maguire, the ceo of the southern education foundation and invite johanna hayes, the 2016 national teacher of the year to join me on the stage. [applause] as they get settled, i want to run through some quick slides and things we have in the papers i talk about. is first is looking at -- this a cyclical issue or not? some of the numbers we have highlighted are the percentage of schools with at least one teaching vacancy. 99 versus 2011. in 99ks like it was worse than 2011 and what we see more of that now but we want to make sure we are understand there are cyclical parts of this. i think what linda talked about is what we need to keep in mind. the second is the difficulty in many of your schools in finding teachers for some specific teaching area. special ed

linda: it is all still unraveling.aysian authorities says it will fully cooperate in any wrongdoing will be punished. and he claims must be treated with caution. opposition is toing the prime minister address the country on this matter. it is calling for his resignation. all of this is following findings in the united states and taking action to seize assets worth about $1 billion. civil lawsuits have been filed. two people in particular were mentioned in the complaint. the stepson of the malaysian , he partly owns a hollywood production company that backed wolf of wall street. another malaysian financier and two men from abu dhabi are among those singled out. yousef: what is the story on singapore sees the assets? linda: singapore seized assets that were mentioned in the complete launched by u.s. prosecutors. it was a failure of money-laundering controls. singapore's largest lender was involved. specific processes by individual offices. singaporean regulators say firm actions against the bank will be taken. it is fina

linda knew more. a secret about her daughter-in-law. >> reporter: and you thought, what?isappeared deliberately? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: coming up: peggy's secret what was it? >> she was very upset and enter, >> she was very upset and enter, the bikini model. >> she was just a hot number, as they say >> reporter: how would she figure into all of this? >> i can't even imagine what they were thinking >> reporter: when dateline continues. what are you doing? sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry... [phone rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!! if you sit on your phone, you butt-dial people. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] >> reporter: a brilliant pacific ocean sunset closed out day three of the search for pegye bechler. and even though peg

someone spotted one yesterday off linda mar beach. it's the second shark sighting in the area in a month. all beaches in pacifica are open right now but officials say to keep your guard up. >> telecommunications giant verizon is reportedly close to a deal to require at least part of sunnyville-based yahoo. yahoo has been struggling. earlier this year the ceo can bowed to pressure from investors and put the internet pioneer up for bids. so far verizon is not commenting. >>> former nfl and ncaa football coach dennis green died of cardiac arrest. he was with the 49ers for two stints working for head coach bill walsh and he worked as stanford's head coach, as well. he was also head coach of the minnesota vikings for 10 years after that. dennis green was 67. >>> some parts of the bay area are in for a big weekend warmup and forecasters say that so- called heat dome is hitting a large part of the rest of the country, as well. more than 150 million people will be struggling with oppressive temperatures today. in texas, the brutal sun caused

linda, we had booked you on this evening to discuss the aftermath of the horrible attack in nice lastight, over 80 dead, and also the sort of political ramifications, but we're watching this unfold in turkey, as a reminder, i think, of the diversity and heterogenius politics of what is too often grouped together as the muslim world. >> absolutely. we're watching what is happening in turkey right now, and regardless of what anyone thinks of erdogan, he's the democratically elected president of turkey in a muslim majority country. and i think these things are all connected. as an american myself, as someone who stands up for freedom and democracy, we would be remiss to not support the will of the people, and the vote of the people in turkey. >> yeah, linda, you know, i remember talking to a tahrir square activist during a period of what has become known as the coup, and ultimately unseeded cici in egypt. and many of the people i've talked to afterwards, there's a lot of regret now about the degree to which essentially both the u.s., western countries, and eastern popular movements withi

for everyone being here with us today and i particularly like to acknowledge special guests first linda linda our vice president of the airport commission so glad to you have you with us today. >> (clapping.) >> and we have representatives from congresswoman jackie spier's office thank you for being here raise your hand glad to have you here. >> (clapping.) >> and welcome the members of the san mateo labor council we share a strong partnership in all say programs and representatives from the any design and construction firms that is will guarantee the successful delivery this project and so god to have you here as well so i think this is an exciting time this is an excited project and it is signals a trofrpgs and is perfect opportunity to talk about the trofrpgs that happens over the past 20 years as you may know our director john martin is retiring on 21 years as airport director a big round of applause for john, please. >> (clapping.) >> and you know talk about transformers that airport over the past 21 years has seen essentially redevelopment of every facility under john's leadership

excellent, linda. if you're thirsty in bean town, it's not soda there, it's tonic.at they call soft drinks, tonic. like a foreign language. and finally tonight, the fact and tip of the day. the sunday fox news series dominating the ratings once again last week. highest rated show on all the cable news networks for a saturday and sunday of the entire weekend. now, this coming sunday we'll take a look at thomas jefferson, samuel adams, and the deck declaration of independence. >> you've been one of the main instigators of the drive for independence, after all. >> i will not. you should do it. >> why me, sir? >> because, as you said, we new englanders instigated the drive for independence, therefore, a virginian ought to be seen at the head of the business to avoid alienating the south. and you can write far better than i. >> hear, hear. >> all right, that's john adams and franklin talking to thomas jefferson. very interesting stuff. one of george washington's officers tried to assassinate him. got to work that in, too, sunday night. check out "legends and lies: the pa

lynn adams says that includes keeping the sand at linda mar and other beaches clean.ally important when you are at the beach, bring an extra bag and pick-up as you come off the beach." >> reporter:adams is president of the pacifica beach coalition and says its important to be mindful of the fish and animals roaming around. sot- "even like a lot of times, uh, the little sand toys, they bring for the kids get broken and they get left behind. even those small little pieces, uh, they need to take back with them." there are several fireworks stands set-up along highway one. and, they're busy open to close. what is sold here is considered "safe and sane." anything else illegal. if you're caught with illegal fireworks, you could face a fine and possibly spend up to one year in jail. just make sure you follow the rules, and only light the fireworks in the designated areas. >>:sot- "the safe and sane fireworks are allowed in the beach here at linda mar between the restroom that is behind you and to taco bell. and, its marked here, theres marks on the beach, uh, also theres two

linda location 74 degrees. fifties for the coast by 1:00 at 90 degrees for some inland locations that. only if the dramatic temperature spread + to look at the fog tracker. it shows we will be down 1 mi. oakland map but the. 3 mi. and hayward zero and half monday. then at late morning hours when we see more sunshine and did for the afternoon we will see the foggy start in the morning fall. allow extra time to get to work. >> britteny: 2 or overnight hours tomorrow morning you will see temperatures by late morning hours and in san francisco oakland 64 concord '60s livermore toward the afternoon we start to push in the '80s livermore and yet and san jose are on the region tomorrow at 90 livermore 82 mt. view 58 1/2 monday. 89 degrees concord low seventies oakland 78 in najaf but 85 have left full warm day on tap in santa rosa with 88 degrees satellite radar shot shows for tired of pressure in control a lot of moisture here off the east of us for the area of high pressure that mansi moisture from itself and the fi

. >> reporter: linda ryan is battling cancer again. this mom's third bout with cervical cancer linked to hpv. >> if i had had the vaccination, i wouldn't be going through what i'm going through now. >> reporter: today's report from the cdc says that the number of hpv cancers increased to almost 39,000 a year from 2008 to 2012, a 17% jump. and it says hpv vaccines could have prevented the vast majority. hpv is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the u.s. one reason many parents have resisted vaccinating their children. >> the goal of the hpv vaccine is to give it before the kid is exposed, long before you're probably even having some of those discussions that they're worried about. >> reporter: routine vaccination is recommended at 11 or 12 years because it only works if it takes place before the boy or girl is sexually active. the vaccines are give in three doses over six months, yet only 40% of girls and 21% of boys get all three shots. >> the connection between hpv and cancer is much stronger than the connection between s

. >> my name is linda and i am from texas. i believe that every american needs to look into themselves and find out what values they hold and the principles they stand on and require that to be in their candidate. god, family, and country. i do not think the donald trump stands for any of those. >> data security is a issue facing need federal trade commission. andrez talks about privacy data security and how many consumers are unaware of the data being collected. she is interviewed by a buzz feed reporter. >> these companies are aggregating information and purchasing data in different contexts. they are compiling that they have files on virtually every american consumer. >> watch the communicators. >> exploring the motives of african-american women who are active members of the republican party. the is the author of " loneliness of the black republican." we interviewed the professor at the meeting of american historians. is about 10 minutes. pragmatic politics and the pursuit of powe

. >> reporter: a short list of potential suspects for prosecutor linda tally smith. >> i've referredthis case as almost being like the game of clue because you have a very small group and it's a matter of accounting backwards and excluding people. >> reporter: so that's what faced investigators. in which room? with what weapon? and finally, who? >>> coming up -- the questions begin. where was michelle's husband dan the morning of the murder? >> i was sleeping. what a great alibi, right? >> why did you sleep on the couch and she sleep on the bed? it made us want to take a closer look at dan. >> reporter: michelle mockbee's siblings remember her as the big sister who literally couldn't lose. >> she was the contest queen. she won every contest there was for like a two-year run. >> yeah. you name it. she won tvs. flat screen tvs. >> tickets to everything, gift cards, you know, everything. >> super bowl parties. >> lucky. >> she loved it. it made her so happy. and it made her even more happy to share her winnings with other people. >> reporter: but now it was michelle's family that had lo

. >> reporter: linda recalls her vacation in hawaii, a secluded lagoon, condo by the sea. however her vacation didn't start out so peacefully. >> the vehicle would jerk almost as if it would be going out of gear. >> reporter: linda and her friend had rented a car from avis and it began to stall as they drove from the airport. >> it was very clear i didn't feel safe driving it all the way back. >> reporter: avis agreed to bring a new car but they had to wait for the tow. they were stuck there waiting for a day and a half. >> we couldn't go to the movie we planned to go see. >> reporter: they canceled dinner with friends and delayed touring. avis promised to send a gift card for their troubles. that's where the story took a twist. >> three weeks later we get an envelope from avis, i was all excited. >> reporter: she opened the envelope expecting to see the gift card instead a bill. a bill for the repair of the rental car and the tow truck. $424 to fix avis' car. >> i was astounded. i was angry. >> reporter: linda contacted avis and agents said it was her fault because she di

this video is from 2010 when another shark was seen at linda mar.ice put out an alert telling people that while shark sightings are not frequently reported, they realize the pacific coast is part of their natural habitat. we plan on talking to surfers. we are told they should arrive soon. we spotted one already who did not want to speak on camera that said that this shark sighting would not stop him from getting in the water. >> that is usually the case. will hear from then they are going in any way. >>> draymond green's lawyers said he is trying to negotiate a plea deal. how the warriors star was able to take part in a hearing in his assault case from 2000 miles away. >>> adding a local flavor to the mcdonald's menu. when customers will be able to order gilroy garlic flies with their big macs and happy meals. >>> this is a look at the morning commute. there is an accident on the lower deck of the bay bridge between san francisco and oakland. we will let you know how that is affecting san francisco traffic. >>> a heat up in store for our bay area we

lot of volunteers get involved, it has some of the key people here with me and from left to right, linda, gene down to the end here, linda, talk to weekend. >> rich heritage and seaside town and arts and crafts, shopping, sidewalk sales, music, events for the kids, it is just a great town event that's been going on for 48 years and proud to sponsor >> we probably started it six to eight months ago and telephone calls and e-mails probably starting november, december of people asking how can i sign up, i want to be a vendor, want to coming and open up the sarah palins with -- ceremony and huge fan of scituate and south shore. we have the chamber sponsoring arts and crafts and many, many tickets you will have to buy will be just for the carnival ride. and anything obviously that you. but that's it, everything else >> historical society and free transportation from front street to go to all the sites to make it easier to get to the sites and visit them and enjoy the >> kevin: thank you very much. >> take a quick minute and thanks the community that comes out and supports us every year becaus

. >> miren quÉ cosa mÁs guapa quÉ cosa mÁs linda, Él es james rodrÍguez estÁ en la campaÑa de calvinos va a dejar sorprendidos alguno dirÍan alfonso mira que tiene mÁs vida que un gato amigas. >> lo que pasa que varios medios internacionales han reportado una supuesta muerte de este alfonso luego que su foto apareciera en la lista de vÍctimas fatales del accidente aÉreo de egipto airlines en mayo y tambiÉn apareciÓ en la masacre de orlando y mÁs recientemente tambiÉn en ataque terrorista en aeropuerto de estambul. >> al parecer el mexicano fue reportado muerto como parte de una venganza, alfonso es un supuesto estafador que segÚn informes ha engaÑado a decenas de personas en mÉxico, supuestamente como las cortes mexicana no actÚan para obligar que un el padre, para que de alguna manera se em pa snar su reputaciÓn esto fue descubierto por un equipo de periodistas de la cadena que se dieron cuenta que la misma foto del joven apareciÓ entre los muertos de las diferentes tragedias asÍ que contactaron a las personas que habÍan publicado la foto de alfonso y asÍ descubrieron la historia im

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thank you linda, the clerk and jackson and phil smith from sfgtv. do we have announced? >> please silence all cell phones and complete speaker cards and copies of documents to be completed and items acted upon will be on the july 12th board of supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated. >> would you call item number 1. >> item number 1 hearing on the city financial position and requesting the mayor's budget and legislative -- speaker: nothing here on item 1. we'll take public comment. anyone wish to comment on item 1. public comment closed. continue item 1 to the call of the chair. motioned by tang and yee. we can take that without objection. >> madam clerk, call items 4 -- >> four, ordinance of administrative code impose a fee for debit card transaction processed by the city. speaker: thanks very much. we have amanda free from our treasure and tax collection's office to speak on this item. >> good morning, supervisors. you have a lot to get through, so we'll try to be quick. the public uses credit cards for beginning inspection fees, property taxes and business taxes: so

in the newsroom, linda, linda schmidt with "fox five news". >> steve: a new map showing how toxic it brooklyn is. it highlights most polluted areas and show several locations with >> as a result of that, we have a lot of brown field sites, superfund superfund sites, general toxic sites. >> the nonprofit group created the map using data from the epa and the department of conservation. >> lawmakers trying to prevent the city from going bankrupt. they're expected to vote on a 74,000,000 dollars bridge loan from the state. that should be enough to stave off default and bankruptcy till the end of the year. the money is part of the bill that governor christie signed in may and under the agreement the city has until november to come up with a plan to fix their finances or face being taken over by the state. >> steve: chip credit cards were supposed to be the standard by now but you may have noticed going as planned. >> do you have a chip? to swipe? i mike, honestly i have the old card. >> will you should really upgrade. >> i run into grocery stores that don't have a chip reader. >> you're p

i want to thank linda one clerk of our committee as well as sfgov tv for covering today's meeting.nouncements >> yes. please silence all cell phones electronic devices. complete speaker cards >>

this is linda and jeremy. >> night said to me to print them -- nice to meet you. >> can you talk to me about a variety of products that use cell? >> we have these lovely constructed platters. we make these wonderful powder bowls. they can have a lot of color. >> york also using your license. -- you are also using your license. >> this means that i can register with the city. this makes sure that our family participated in making all of these. >> this comes by licensed artists. the person selling it is the person that made it. there is nothing better than the people that made it. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson. he has been in the program for over 8 years. >> nice to me you. what inspired your photography? >> i am inspired everything that i see. the greatest thing about being a photographer is being able to show other people what i see. i have mostly worked in cuba and work that i shot here in san francisco. >> what is it about being a street artist that you particularly like? >> i liked it to the first day that i did it. i like talking to mentum people. talking about art or

you are in familiar territory for the whole story follows the rise and fall of walter and patty berg linda troubled married couple with two children in st. paul minnesota to its classic franzen a smart take on suburban life. >> we are trying to figure out where readers are coming to kind of the platform and reach them with book criticism or book news. like everybody else. >> host: or you finding success? >> guest: the book people that see them enjoy them i don't know what the numbers are. on twitter i meet people, readers all over the country and that's fun and facebook too. .. >> >> the l.a. book review. that has the grace said that it isn't anymore i am very impressed by their quality of interviews because i'm trying to figure out

pero dentro de esa fuerza se esconde un alma linda.o veo que va a estar sola. ten fe y cuÍdese de alguien un poco mÁs joven que usted. saliÓ en la carta. >> me gustarÍa tener a mi pareja. me gustarÍa tener a un hombre que fuera mi compaÑero. no me gustarÍa muy joven, la verdad. >> aunque ella dice que le interesa el dinero del seÑor, no, a ella le hace falta amor y cariÑo. eso le hace falta. a diferenciar lo que dirÍa mucha gente que ustedes son una familia, que con problemas. yo no siento eso. yo siento todo lo contrario, ustedes son una familia muy unida. muy pero muy unida, increÍble. >> me llamÓ la atención como lo dijo. porque dijo que ante las cÁmaras todos siempre están muy preocupados y nos llevamos bien, si nos juntamos, de cÓmo nos vemos, si nos comentamos o platicamos, y Él vio que dentro de casa somos una familia muy unida, y asÍ es. >> si hay un problema entre todos estÁn apoyando. de la parte espiritual, hay dos, como dos personas fallecidas que estÁn muy cerca, muy cerca de ti. y lo que yo siento de esas 2 personas es qu

linda headed up part of that program. congratulations linda.audible] from cac galileo high school going to university of california dave davis [inaudible] melody lee from cac from balboa high school heading off to ucla! this is [inaudible] on her behalf. nia [inaudible] college track, lowell high school, san francisco state university! [inaudible] from san francisco alliance of black school educators, george washington high school. eagles! bailor university! regina graceen, fillphillip and [inaudible] going cal state university los angeles! alright. richard [inaudible] couldn't be here tonight but he is from abraham lincoln high school-you are here. san diego state university! richard! richard participated with several other young people here tonight in a forum with san francisco police chief and mayor talking about the environment that we are in now. richard, thank you for being part of that. really really important. sally wong from mason scholars, lowell high school graduate. call poly, san lewis o bispo. [inaudible] lesley from george washin

linda mar is a very popular place for swimming and surfing.ay at noon pacifica police reported that a shark was offshore. it was described as being six feet in length. authorities want swimmers and surfers to be aware. one is surfer described a past encounter with a shark. >> it was kind of spooky. you know, you're alone with them. you are kind of aware, painfully aware of how slow you are in the water versus something that lives there. a little spooky. >> reporter: what did you do? paddled out fast? >> caught the next wave in, hung out for a little bit. didn't see it again. went back out. >> reporter: this is the second time a shark has been spotted at the beach in the past 30 days. while shark sightings around frequently reported, they just want people to be careful. the ranger says smaller fish are migrating, so he thinks the sharks are following the food. gasia. >> okay. janine, thank you. >>> apple getting into the olympic games. the new watch bands the company has re-created to get in the spirit. >>> also, the golden state warriors get r

you was arrested to our slader and he said to the arresting officers the texas rangers i work for linda and i have to get back to washington or within an hour or lyndon johnson's personal lawyer was defending him and he was exonerated. and then he got top security clearance working for weapons contractor in texas and had top security clearance for the next 12 years. there is a hidden story here behind the story of lbj who with all the great accomplishments he had had a dark side as well. >> host: where did ms. mellon get this information? >> guest: it's really interesting. on the day before, the day after john f. kennedy was assassinated in lyndon johnson became president that next day "life" magazine was set to release an article investigating lbj's dealings in texas with the likes of billy so less than bobby baker in washington. that article never saw the light of day and indeed the senate intelligence committee was doing an investigation of lbj and that too was stopped immediately. you could say lbj was one of the luckiest and alive because jfk's assassination put them in the white h

sitting if for our chair male and female a supervisor wiener and also commissioner loo pr our clerk is linda one thing and thank you nona melkonian and staff and madam clerk, any announcements? >> completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the july 12th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you can you call our only item ordinance for the tax regulations code to impose a used tax at twaerdz of one percent for 25 years for administrative code by the board of states equalization. >> supervisor wiener is here. >> thank you very much madam chair the the item before you the sales tax we held at about hearing and presentation and made amendments and continued to say it before you us there is a champion charter amendment that is pending in the rules committee and that will be heard at the rules committee tomorrow this sales tax the funds for it would be used transportation, and transportation improvement and home services i do have an amendment that two alternative amendments revised section 6

it's an emotional moment for me because we worked so hard for so many years as her friend. >> linda, you said you heard people say she can't be trusted. up things around her. she receives criticism through the years. those of us that know her, know what she can do and know what she has done, we trust her completely. >> you said she's ahead of her time. >> absolutely. when i worked for progressive company, technology company in arkansas, we did a technology conference. hillary was our keynote speaker. she did an eight-point speech with no notes and talked about >> you said she did work and bill clinton got the credit. >> yeah. a lot of people think bill clinton did a lot of the work. i was there. i remember. hillary looked at her researchers. she said we need schools. i looked at north carolina. we wanted arkansas to have one. >> are you surprised that we're standing here todayut clinton? >> i'm not surprised. in 1990 when i was sitting at that table watching her write that speech, i wrote on my legal pad "hillary for president". i knew she would be here. >> and she is here. scott and