linda opdycke, defense witness.story that i could tell, about a dangerous stalking situation. and if there's any information that i could offer up, i wanted to do so. keith morrison: and as she began, it was clear she was here to join the defense's campaign against victim mark stover's character. would you agree that mark stover was dogged in pursuit of his prey? yes, i would. keith morrison: the defense claimed michiel oakes knew linda opdycke had been stalked by her ex-husband. and that went to his state of mind when he acted in self-defense. so now, linda told the jury some stories she'd earlier told oakes, her claim, for example, that mark appeared in her bedroom one night. and he had a pistol in his hand and laid it on the pillow next to my head and was very disturbed. keith morrison: and another time, she said, when she looked out her bathroom window-- i see mark on a hillside behind my house. he's looking through the scope, pointing the rifle at me. keith morrison: and once, said linda, long after she left hi

linda: scott from npr. reporter: going back to early in the trump administration when democratic senators were being heckled for not vote against every single trump nominee, i think we would have been surprised to see the lack of primary challenges this cycle. i'm curious, did the dscc do anything, work actively, to tamp down on challenges or do you think senate democrats did anything strategically in the senate to create an environment where in the knot that many people wanted to run against incumbents? hollen: i think it was a combination of factors. with respect to incumbents, you know, these are people who have proven track records. they have been fighting for the people in their states. and i think it was very clear to voters, democratic primary voters, that it did not make sense to have a challenge in those races. with respect to challenger races. you know, there's always a discussion. you have people who want to run. and you know, the final result was a good one. which is that in those challenger rac

linda: take care. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> president trump presents the medal of honor to a retired navy sale -- seal. that ceremony coming up live at 2:30. ao tary of state mike pom testified before the senate foreign relations committee. you can see that hearing tonight on c-span beginning at 9:00 eastern. his weekend on "after words" former national intelligence director, james clapper, "facts and fierce" and interviewed by democrat jim himes. >> what do you think the risks and opportunities of the trump foreign policy which is radically different than the obama foreign policy? >> i looked in areas to be supportive of president trump and his foreign policy whatever it turns out to be. for example, i agreed with where he came out on afghanistan. and i know it was a teleprompter speech. but he said the right things and we need to stay

linda has been good at including us in it. >>speaker: i think you are correct we will know more about the cost of the project and the operating model and how the risks will be shared between the city and the collected provider at the close of that process. >> based on this question and based on answers it sounds like the rfp to try contract with the vendor to help us think this through. >> i think, well and linda can speak better to it than i. >>speaker: i think we do know what we want the network to do and now we want it to be constructed. we know that we have our construction specif specificatid how it needs to be dug into the ground or on the poles, so all of that helps inform what will be bid, so then it becomes a question of how the model will play out and how we will share those costs and what we will require and what we believe the revenues will be. that is where we start to talk to them about what their expectations are and what ours are, and it will be a conversation and there is lots of opportunities to bring that fo

thank you, linda. >> thank you, commissioners. i seek your approval on a new grant with unlock 30 street senior center. it's on 30th street near church. it is a large building with a couple of floors, and the times that i've been there, it reminds me one of those advent calendars where you open a door and there's something going on behind it. every door you open at 30 street, there's a new activity, there's looming, there's cards, there's line dancing. they have people being deejay. they also have some beekeeping out in their garden. i was impressed with something they said recently, they do things with people, not for them. they do things at their senior center, not for them. may i center any questions? >> thank you. it's a very well run center. thank you. any questions or comments from the commissions? any questions or comments from the public? hearing none, call the question. all in favor. any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. item nn, requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with open house for the pr

we have linda. jorrell, chief technology officer for city and county of san francisco as well as director of the department of technology. thank you, linda, it's good to see you again. i'm looking forward to your presentation. >> thank you, supervisors and i would like to also thank the project team that is here with me today, we are happy to be here to answer your questions. i would like to give you an overview of the whole project and be able to answer your questions as we move through to the end here. just to move forward, what is the problem we are trying to solve. there's many aspects of the problem we need to solve, primarily closing the digital divide, 15% of public school students lack internet access. a third of african american and latino students lack access. 25% of households making $25,000 or less lack access and over 50,000 residents have sluggish dial up speeds. so you have to say why is this important and what is the impact? in our world today this is an essential utility and technol

welcome back, linda. >> thank you, commissioner. again, this is consumer advocacy and this is the homecare advocacy program. this program has a twofold purpose. one is to work with consumers to gather consumer input, to gather consumer stories to find out what the experience is on the ground basically for individuals receiving ihss services. the second -- so this is a consumer group and it's one part of it and the second part is the in-home support services ihss task force and this is a long-time collaboration, a long-time task force that includes consumers and stakeholders and it includes ihss itself and people from government agencies, non-profit organizations, and the goal is to bring together consumers and the people representing these organizations for conversation. so that there's a real understanding of what the needs are. i may answer any questions. >> thank you, linda. any comments or questions from the commission or the public? hearing none, calling the question. all in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? thank you. the motion

latinoamericanos solamente esa en guerras o drogas, no solamente son cosas malas, tambiÉn tenemos cosas muy lindasomo lo es nuestra comida, nuestros bailes culturales, todas esas cosas hacen que inglaterra bÁsicamente, londres, se reÚna en un sitio como lo es este lugar y podamos brindarle a la gente que no es lita americana, la gente anglo, brindarle-- que no es latinoamericana, la gente anglo, brindarle esta pizca de amor para que sepan que latinoamÉrica no es mala, latinoamÉrica es muy linda. ♪ ♪ ♪ maity: los latinoamericanos estamos donde sea y, bueno, aquÍ en londres haciendo la diferencia con nuestra mÚsica, nuestro sabor y nuestro ritmo, gente muy buena la que nos hemos encontrado en esta experiencia en esta oportunidad que hemos estado por acÁ. marÍa: hablando de latinos, gloria estefan estÁ en londres

. >> jalisco sigue en alerta tras la captura de rosa linda esteban valencia esposa del lÍder del carteldes. muy buenas tardes. >> un nuevo gol pe al narcotrÁfico en mÉxico. >> detuvieron el sÁbado por la noche a rosa linda gonzÁlez valencia se trata que la esposa de nemesio o. alias el mencho, el lÍder del cartel nueva generaciones el mÁs buscado en mÉxico y en estados unidos, por ser el responsable de la producciÓn y distribucion de metanfetaminas de mÉxico a estados unidos, rosa linda gonzÁlez era considerada una operadora financiera de este cartel las autoridades difundieron el video de detenciÓn y se dio sin un solo disparo,s ¿quÉ te parece que escuchamos al secretario de gobernaciÓn? >>> esta mujer es probable dora de recursos. >> ademÁs de la detenciÓn de rosa linda se activÓ el codigo rojo es una alerta para implementar un operativo de seguridad por parte de las autoridades en caso de una respuesta negativa del cartel esto ya ha ocurrido en guadalajara en el aÑo 2015. cuando en un operativo montado para capturar a el mencho el cartel jalisco, nueva generaciÓn respondiÓ de manera

building a family. >> linda and i will have kids. one day soon. no rush. have kids soon. >>> still ahead, it's a night of tv premieres and we're with the casts, including j.lo revealing a tv first for "world of dance." >> super proud of it. >>> plus -- >> first of all, gucci, gucci -- >> why giuliani marg lease return to tv required a makeover. >> a little different. >> and we're hanging with the guys from florida georgia line where there may be some baby fever going on. >> funny. >>> portia de rossi told "e.t." why she returned to >>> looks like scott foley was wrong. he said he didn't think the "scandal" cast would stay in touch after the series ended, but there they are, celebrating a friend's wedding in mexico. they booked the entire oceanfront villa. >> this makes my gladiator heart happy. there is some good tv on the horizon that's going to keep me happy. kicking off our tv know and tell, why j.lo's been waiting for tonight. >> yes! >> it's a good show, ma. >> i know, it's definitely a great show. super proud of it. even better this year. >> j.lo pro

>> linda: yes. >> anthony: naples area?oal mines. my mother died when i was five, so we went to live with my nonna, and the first day i was there she pulled me up to a cook stove. >> anthony: dinner is a not untypical expression of hard scrabble appalachian practicality -- >> linda: now i don't measure anything, so nothing has a recipe here. >> anthony: -- and neapolitan roots. >> linda: these my dad would call pisellis, it's peas. mm, making mama dance. [ laughter ] now, this is what i'm famous for in these parts. have you ever had spaghetti pizza? no, you haven't. don't say you have. >> anthony: nearby, joel runs an organic hydroponic farm that supplies the local school system. >> linda: most of you've all got your potatoes, right? >> anthony: linda runs "5 loaves & 2 fishes", a food bank that holds many of the lives here together during tough times. >> bob: gracious god, we just thank you for this day that we're able to give food out again, this is not a regular give-out. watch over us and protect us, help us to keep coo

sotthursday morning linda quan headed to the dublin bart station and boarded a san francisco bound train for work 30 minutes into the ride the san ramon mother of two felt something pierce her behind.sot linda quan/bart passenger stuck with needle 11-20when i felt that i got up and looked at what was poking me and i felt it and didn't know what it was and realized it was s syringe tip.this is the broken tip of the hypodermic needle quan sat on. when she looked under the seat she found even more drug paraphenalia now she wonders why bart isn't doing more to prevent this from happening.sot it's peoples live and people safety and one puncture like that could change the rest of my life if i am infected.sot chris filippi/bart spokesperson 46-56anecdotally police say they have reports similar to this once or twice a month as far as we are concerned that is once or twice a month too many this is a serious and this is something bart needs to address and is addressing with

building a family. >> linda and i will have kids. one day soon. no rush. have kids soon. >>> still ahead, it's a night of tv premieres and we're with the casts, including j.lo revealing a tv first for "world of dance." >> super proud of it. >>> plus -- >> first of all, gucci, gucci -- >> why giuliani marg lease return to tv required a makeover. >> a little different. >> and we're hanging with the guys from florida georgia line where there may be some baby fever going on. >> funny. >>> portia de rossi told "e.t." why she returned to i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. john chiang's father came it'here with little money,on. but big dreams for a better future.

we applaud amerigas for stepping up for linda. if your utility company won't address your concerns, you can find r file an official complaint with the california public utilities commission or call us any time, 888-996-tips or online nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you, chris. 4:56. today california honors a trail blazing gay politician whose life was cut too short. >> milk a beloved bay area icon, one of the first openly gay persons elected to public office when he became a san francisco supervisor. but a year later milk along with then mayor george mus koehne were assassinated at city hall. today the glbt museum in the castro district is offering free admission in honor of harvey milk. >>> right now we want to take a look what's going on with your forecast. a cool forecast out there today. >> if you're going out to the a's game later this evening, make sure you are all bundling up. temperatures in the low 60s and dropping back in the upper 50s with mostly cloudy skies and breezy winds. we'll take a look at all of the microclim

has linda: we can expect more acquisitions.st: the acquisitions were more of an -- a higher of cultural fit. we acquired the company so they could come in as a family. has linda: you have made clear that indonesia is the key market, 250 million, multiple players. that is not to say that you are not interested in other markets. could india be the next market? all, whether we will eventually expand regionally, probably. india anytimeinto questionver is still a mark. if you take our second largest aloneal go-food, go-food does more traction spur day than the top four or five indian food delivery startups combined. is thatare noticing indonesia has an internet consumer market, it is such an attractive market because people like to spend, they're mobile engagement is very high. and so i think there is so much to grow in indonesia alone and there are other countries around the world that may have similar dynamics to indonesia that we are looking to explore and consider whether we should expand. expansion is more of a question of when

. >> linda, would you like something to say on behalf of jack? >> this has been a long time coming and i'm really overwhelmed because for so long my family was deeply ashamed that my uncle went to prison because of how he was treated, and they never really spoke of him, and i said many times i did not realize and know he was my uncle until i was 12 years old because i mean the shame that the family carried and most of them took it to their graves. by this pardon being issued, that would help to rewrite history and erase the shame and the humiliation that my family felt for my uncle, great hero, being in prison unjustly. so many people have come along with me on this journey, so many people. i cannot really thank them all. the most important person that decided to do this is sitting here to my left, president trump, and i thank him. i thank mauricio. i thank miguel who took a lot of effort to find me and mr. sylvester stallone who boldly put it in his ear and when he tweeted, my entire life changed. people wouldn't leave me alone. now it is going

linda knew more. secret about her daughter-in-law. >> and you thought, what, peggy faked her death? disappeared deliberately. >> she stopped me on the stairway and said i have to talk to you. >> when "dateline" continues. mr. elliot, what's your wifi password? wifi? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> a brilliant sunset closed out day three for the search for peggy, and even though her family and friends tried to remain hopeful, reality was slowly starting to set in. and it was painful. >> you didn't think she was still alive. >> could she for that length of time? >> unless, of course, what appeared to be an accident was not. the coast guard kukconducted a reenactment at sea to de

we applaud them for stepping up to help linda. if your utility company won't help address your concern. you can file a complaint with the public utilities commission or you can call us anytime. the number is 888-996-tips. i'm not shy talking with the neighbors. i'm glad linda was, too. >> amerigas did good. that was impressive. >> genuinely they didn't have to do that. they're transparent about that and we can teach everyone a lesson about this. >> thank you, chris. >>> if you live in the east bay parking in downtown walnut street can be scarce. the city has a fix for the problem. the city council approved a pilot program that will create 80 additional spaces at the broadway garage. if all the paces are full you will be directed to the aisle. you'll leave your keys with the parking attendant and get a claim ticket. when you return they will direct you to your car. it's free valet. >> that's impressive. >> the weekends it's hard to get a spot. >> i live there and the past four years it's blown up. >> that garage is huge. sometimes

but linda was much closer.her mother married a u-s serviceman, and linda ended up in california.little did she know, at one point, the siblings she was also looking for lived hours away in the same state.after years of searching, she found and messaged her brother jon on facebook.barbara hopkins/ meeting sister for first time "she looks just like daddy!" and the single message lead up the moment they'd all dreamed about for years.jon hopkins/ meeting sister for first time "i waited a lifetime!"linda stevens/ meeting brother and sister for first time"oh my god! it's kind of a really special, special moment. i waited an hour and said god if this is meant to be, let it be. and an hour later he texted me."the man responsible for these three siblings never saw his first baby girl after he left germany.but if he were here today and saw them embracing...jon hopkins/ meeting sister for first time "he would say his life is complete." (pam) coming up: an a-c transit driver went to great lengths to protect himself on the job.. and it landed him behind bars.now, why the alameda sheriff's departmen

>>speaker: linda, you want to come on up and help connor. >>speaker: i think we are saying the rfp process process will help us understand the costs and what will be driverred from each of the teams and we have three teams moving forward and they will each come with a different approach and different financing and then we will know. as far as what will be on a revenue initiative, as the policy decision by the mayor's office. >> okay, thank you. well, folks, i am tired. i don't know about the rest of you. why don't you have a seat we are going to mover on. move on. don't leave linda. don't leave. i want to call up -- first i want to recognize we have dpw here. patrick doesn't have a presentation he's here only for question. mr. rivera, why don't you come on up. we want to know the impacts of what it will have on th on the s of san francisco and the inconven yenses it will cost to san franciscan. >>speaker: with regards to building out the infrastructure and installing the fiber in the grounds and in the streets and in the sidewalk, there is a

linda and drew say i do. she's the scott brothers global creative director.ompatible are the new mr. and mrs. scott? we tested it. are you ready to get personal about drew now. >> oh, boy. >> ready, where was your first kiss? >> oh, my gosh. if you get this wrong. >> doorstep and karaoke. >> what? >> wasn't the first one at the doorstep? karaoke. it was karaoke. >> how many children do you guys want. >> eight? >> what the -- >> linda's most annoying habit. >> what are you doing, a list? >> she doesn't have any issues. >> oh, good husband. good husband. >>> ♪ >>> dame helen mirren taking a spill on saturday. she gave those zeeb bra print flats another chance rocking the the shoes yesterday in cannes. >>> now to the real-life royals, harry and meghan and their secret life in london. you found the perfect transportation. >> check out "e.t.'s" iconic double decker bus. with the new royal logo. this is the only way for royal expert katie nichol and i to take a tour of london and show you harry and meghan's favorite hot spots. >> coming up here on the left is kensi

linda and drew say i do. she's the scott brothers global creative director. compatible are the new mr. and mrs. scott? we tested it. are you ready to get personal about drew now. >> oh, boy. >> ready, where was your first kiss? >> oh, my gosh. if you get this wrong. >> doorstep and karaoke. >> what? >> wasn't the first one at the doorstep? karaoke. it was karaoke. >> how many children do you guys want. >> eight? >> what the -- >> linda's most annoying habit. >> what are you doing, a list? >> she doesn't have any issues. >> oh, good husband. good husband. >>> coming up -- >> the death of superman star margot kidder. "e.t.'s" time with the original lois lane. >>> and in london hitting all of harry and mig heghan's hangouts. >> this is how they get in. a secret door. >>> we're with princess di's psychic. >> she thinks it's going the end in disaster. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> dame helen mirren taking a spill on saturday. she gave those zeeb bra print flats another chance rocking the the shoes yesterday in cannes. >>> now to the real-life royals,

wayne friedman joining us from linda mar beach. >> linda mar beach. i'm stepping out of the trapino frame and show you what remains of the top of the sailboat at this point. beyond the surferers you might soo see the black spot not moving, the tip of an ice we agree of problems as the city of pacifica must deal with the removal and the crew members with loss. linda mar beach in pacifica an inhospitable place to run aground. is there any other kind. >> it wasn't a matter of running aground so much as we were pushed aground. >> that's tanny gaver deal with the sad ending of her sailboat. it ran aground last weekend then sank yesterday during the efforts to tow it free with more lives endangered. today we found the inexperienced krou of four stranded in a motel room with no money left and investment on the bottom. >> so everything is gone. there is no hope to rebuild her or get her back. >> for captain tony clark it's a dream break sfleer i wanted to be the first transfemale to circle navigate the globe. >> the trip lasted less than two days. what remain

linda quan was headed to the dublin bart station and boarded a san francisco- bound train for work.he told kron 4... she was pricked by a needle when she sat on the seat... forcing her to get treatments for the next year and a half. bart responded by saying, it has hired more police officers and are re-deploying train cleaners, so bart cars get cleaned more often. ( robin )a trader joe's store manager in the east bay is recovering... after a thief knocked him out during a robbery. kron 4's j.r. stone you spoke with the victim... and has the latest on the incident. a lone security guard standing outside this concord trader joe's on tuesday...hours after a thief stole less than 20 dollars worth of goods then knocked out a manager who confronted him.sot it's getting worse and worse and worsethe manager tells kron 4 the thief took salami, yogurt, freeze dried strawberry's, fruit rollups and walked out this door. the manager confronted him outside and was hit in the face...right under the eye. a shot from the thief's back forearm near his elbow. the manager fell back and hit his head aga

francis.. : quÉ linda!imo domingo de mayo, y voy hacer todo lo posible por estar contigo allÁ . te adoro con el corazÓn. divina: felicidades tambiÉn a esas bellas madres que se dedican a hacÉrnosla vida alegre todas las maÑanas, felicidades a todas. francisca: te quiero mucho, mami. karla: gracias, doÑa divina. que dios la bendiga, feliz dÍa de la madre. usted habla cosas unidas de su hija y tiene que darse el crÉdito porque los hijos son reflejos de los padres y siete niÑas todas las cosas bonitas que usted dijo que es, es porque usted es igual. gracias por traer al mundo a una compaÑera tan linda como usted la describe perfecto, sobre ser humano, trabajadora, luchadora y lo mÁs bonito que tiene es su humildad, eso es lo mÁs lindo. felicidades en su dÍa y felicidades, sorpresa! al rato le vamos a ver como mamÁ. francisca: te quiero, mami, te quiero mucho. divina: igual, que la pasen super bien. francisca: gracias, gracias. se supone que uno le regala a ella y me terminaron regalando mÍ. karla: de eso se tr

the state called linda miller to testify. she recounted how tom borrowed her phone and then deleted the number he'd dialed, never dreaming she'd do her own detective work. >> you really connected the dots. to get the police to this moment. >> yeah. >> she did good. >> if you can call it good. >> reporter: finally, the prosecutor said he knew why tom wanted his wife dead. he called kelley's niece mollie to the stand. >> he just told me a lot of stuff about their relationship. >> reporter: molly told the jury about the summer she worked for her uncle tom. she said he talked a lot about his marriage. >> that he wasn't in love with her anymore, that kelley was very lazy. and he told me about him trying to sleep with other women and that he was sleeping with other women. and he told me that he also was getting close to a divorce. he just wanted to be done. >> reporter: the prosecutor told the jury this was tom's motive. he wanted to get rid of his wife but keep everything else. >> i think he was concerned that his wife, if they we

the talks and next month we'll see how that goes well analyze it with you thank you very much linda hong from singapore for the analysis . to venezuela now where the economic situation has been critical for years but until now basic services were still provided by the government now along with restricted access to groceries and medicines people in as well are suffering without electricity because power stations are out of order that's triggering anger against the socialist government. they have only the flicker of a single flame to cook by even candles or election we nowadays said the mendoza family use one at a time as if eating themselves wasn't complicated enough and they can't store any fresh groceries they do manage to buy fridges run on electricity. power cuts a regular feature of daily life here in america. and they're lasting for ever longer periods. elektra's city is very important in a home because of course you need the fridge and food for children and conditioners . photo on the extreme the heart here. but we have to keep everything closed because there are a flies which carr

this will take us up to live komp coverage of small business administrator linda mcmahon. >> william baldwin is back with us, joins us as congress and the white house bump up against a key deadline in the nafta negotiations. sort of orient us to where we are, what are these deadlines happening this week? >> that's right. it's a bit of a soft deadline by paul ryan, he kind of made it a hard deadline today. he wants to see a deal on nafta by today, or these be notified of one if congress is going to consider that this year. that was a major goal of the administration. you always want to get that kind of thing squared away in the first half of your first term if possible. but they're just not there yet. the u.s., canada and mexico are not there. the u.s. domestic political

linda, thank you. plenty more to come on "bloomberg daybreak: asia."his is bloomberg. ♪ betty: a quick check of the business headlines. a u.s. jury has awarded apple more than a billion dollars in damages from the samsung over a patent dispute. samsung argued it should only pay $28 million for infringing five patent. the decision in 2012 was whittled down a year later followed by more appeals. yvonne: china's biggest tech company says the industry must tackle user concerns about a. the commie -- about privacy. tencent denies it helped police eavesdrop on its subscribers. imagine your private conversations were sent to an acquaintance without your knowledge. amazon is facing some serious questions after alexei did that. we will be in seattle next with that story. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: it is 7:30 a.m. here in hong kong. happy friday. we are 30 minutes away from the major market open. today we saw a bit of a recovery at the end of the wall street session. betty: 7:30 p.m. thursday in new york. things are not as low as we saw at this -- as we saw at

linda ronstadt. >> linda ronstadt. >> so often i talk to people and they say linda who? linda ronstadt. that was a great run, worked in the state legislature and then i got involved in the media in los angeles and i ran for state-wide office in california and then one day i look up in the l.a. times and here is this show called "crossfire" which i loch. michael kinsley was leaving as a co-host. they were looking for another host on the left, and i looked at the list of people they were talking about and they were all, ted, from washing, new york or boston, same old, same old faces so i just called in cold and said, you need somebody from outside of washington, outside of the bos, wash, carter. if you will. you need somebody maybe west of the potomac and i got in the mix and got that job as co-host of "crossfire" which was really fun. the post-crossfire and post-california days are in the washington area and on crosswire with tucker carlson, mary madeline, and i was the only on the left and five could

. >> mira que lindas. >> que bellas son. >> si ustedes creÍan que hasta aquÍ estaba bueno "un nuevo diarque se pone mejor seÑores al regresar de la pausa, quÉ harÍan ustedes por su equipo favorito. >> de todo claro que sÍ. >> un fanÁtico quiso apoyar a su selecciÓn en rusia y ya verÁn lo que hizo para lograrlo, aquÍ le vamos a mostrar la historia. >> ahora ¿sabes si te han robado tu identidad? vamos a ver cÓmo descubrirlo y cÓmo subir el puntaje de tu

[applause] thank you, linda. thank you so much. [applause] vp pence: mr.resident, members of the cabinet, distinguished members of congress, honored guests, members of the law enforcement community, and the precious families of our peace officers whose memory and sacrifice we honor today, it is an honor to be with you all. it is national police week, and to join so humbled many courageous men and women of law enforcement, and especially at families of our fallen, this 37th annual national peace officers' memorial service. you onerous by your presence here today. to the leadership of the fraternal order of police, to all of those who serve on the thin blue line of law enforcement, sheriff's deputies, marshalls, detectives, to all who have traveled from near and far to gather at our nations capital, we are honored to your presence on this sacred of memorial. in 1962, john f. kennedy declared the state as national peace officerss memorial day, and every day since 1982, members of law enforcement community, their families, and their friends have gathered today

we applaud amerigas for stepping up for linda. if your utility company wasn't address your concerns, you can file an official complaint with the california public utilities commission or call us any time, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> 6:26 right now. a warning if you're planning to spend memorial day weekend on a lake, river or even the beach. a new report says that more kids drown in open bodies of water than in swimming pools. the reason behind this natural swimming holes have stronger unpredicted currents and that water isn't clear. it's hard to see sudden drop-offs. experts say even experienced swimmers may struggle. >> so while they are swimming fine in a pool, if they are trying to swim in open water, they may tire much more quickly just because of the water temperature. >> what's a parent to do? the report suggests picking someone to be a water watcher. this is to key an eye on swimmers and make sure that those weaker swimmers in your family are wearing a life jacket. >> 6:27. women are ditching hig

♪ y hechicera ♪ que eres linda y hechicera ♪ como el candor de una rosa [vítores] [♪] [♪] - pues serÍay estÁn encantados en hacer un dueto contigo. de hecho, nos dijo que si podÍamos adelantarlo, que para ellos mejor. - deja de mentirme, por favor. - ¿estoy diciendo mentiras, tito, o no? - ¿mentiras tÚ? por favor, hombre. - todos sabemos que lo del dueto de michael jackson no se va a hacer. - [ríe] pero ¿quiÉn te ha comido la cabeza, niÑo? - tÚ filtraste la noticia de la junta con hugo. - mÍralo. viene a casa a acusarnos. - no, no, no. no me quieras ver la cara de ------- porque no te queda. - a mÍ no me hables asÍ, chaval. - y tÚ, tito, dime, ¿cuÁnto tiempo te tardaste en soltar la sopa? ¿esa noche o un dÍa despuÉs? escÚchame bien, no soy tu proveedor, no soy tu jalacables, ¡no soy tu ---- empleado! ¡soy tu hijo, ------! - ¿no te das cuenta que es por ti, papa frita? ¿que es por ti? ¿que soy tu padre y es tu tito? ¿que te crees que te vamos a hacer algo malo a ti? hombre, ya con tanta tonterÍa. ¿o quÉ vas a hacer, te vas a ir con el argentino ese de ------ y dejarnos colgados a tu pad

>> linda plaque is -- >> is it just linda? >> yes. >> okay. but the conversations in terms of the committee meetings do not include a uesf rep besides the appointed person? >> not officially. although we do as a courtesy reach out to uesf to alert them to the meetings, and as miss blanc had mentioned, she or a representative of uesf is present at almost every meeting. >> great. so that's public comment. commissioners, any questions or comments? commissioner merase? >> thank you very much. i want to thank miss shaw, and i'd like the committee to stand and be recognized. it's a tremendous amount of work. [applause]. >> my only question, one of your recommendations is the 71-29% split, and i've also heard from representatives from uesf that that has caused some challenges. my question is what is your recommendatio recommendation in terms of discussing that further, whether it's timely or not. i assume that the committee has looked at this issue and what recommendations have you made to the superintendent and the board in terms of tackling that? >

the court was to have the two diamond rings evaluated linda mast road refuses to part with their two giant precious stone appraised at one point four million dollars he said that was bought before they were married so that was for property has gifted her before they were married the therefore she argues the diamond cannot be taken in bankruptcy proceedings the eventually regains prove that the rings are indeed purchased after the marriage the bankruptcy court schedules that fateful hearing on july twenty eighth two thousand and eleven again asking the couple to turn over the ring just let time tick tick tick clocks going off didn't show up didn't show up nobody showed up after failing to appear and deliver the goods the eighty six year old developer and wife are considered a wall and a warrant for the arrest is issued immediately in the wake of their disappearance. more evidence of fraud is discovered the stroke did not disclose actually several different bank accounts for the time the master did not disclose that he purchased hundred ounces of cold short days after the bankruptcy wa

small business administration, linda mcmahon. before we begin, i'd like to ask you, have you haven't already, turn off all cell phones. if you're tweeting, our handle is pressclubdc, and the hashtag for today's event is npclive. i would like to now introduce our head table guests. please, hold your applause until everyone has been introduced. starting from your right, we have alison prebee, owner of queen bee designs. yes, hello, alison. we have jonathan sollante, washington correspondent for new jersey advance media and a former national press club president. we have john sayers, ceo of sayers & associates. we have tamara hinton, senior vice president at story partners and a member of the national press club headliners team. we have dan friedman, northeast correspondent at hearst newspaper's washington bureau. those newspapers include "the stamford advocate," which you may know. we have pradeep biller, chief of staff for the u.s. small business administration. coming from this end, we have allen schlafer, president of the horton

you have kathleen rice, linda sanchez.of these people that have positioned themselves far away in nancy pelosi. it's far that her head is too big for her crown in this case. for whatever reason, she's just deciding to plow forward in the most nancy pelosi way possible. >> neil: if i had a dime for everyone that said not this time, nancy, it's not going to happen and she's proved all the critics and naysayers wrong and has maintained her position in the house for quite a while. >> yes. what's going on here is about money. we're in washington d.c. i've been doing campaigns for 20 years. everybody is shocked. you shouldn't be shocked. so she raise as lot of money, she gets a lot of democrats elected. you're right. the average age of my party's leadership is 78 years old. we should be looking to the future. the continue she gets reelected is because she's raising money for the super pacts and the democratic national committee. guess what the mother's milk of politics is? money. >> neil: i hear you. but lee, she's very confiden

. >> se trata de rosa linda gonzÁlez valencia quiÉn trabajaba para el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓnta mujer es probable administradora del grupo delictivo por lo que era buscado en cumplimiento a un mandato judicial. >> vivÍa entre lujos en esta torre ubicada en jalisco ademÁs se confirmÓ la captura de gerardo m. quiÉn serÍa una de las principales operadores del grupo delictivo. >> esta detenciÓn podrÍa proveer datos para localizar alch mo a quiÉn ya en varias ocasiones habrÍan estado a punto de capturar. >> el jalisco nueva generaciÓn es responsable de gran parte de la violencia en el estado incluyendo los narco bloqueo se ha expandido y actualmente tiene presencia en al menos 8 entidades. >> tras la detenciÓn de rosa linda gonzÁlez las corporaciones de seguridad estÁn en a alerta ante una posible venganza del cartel. >> se tomaron ya medida especÍficas para inhibir en la manera de lo posible que haya estÁs reacciones y sÍ ocurren poder actuar en consecuencia inmediato. >> en mÉxico, javier vega, noticias telemundo. >> de regreso en estados unidos. >> el prÓximo jefe de la policÍa

just last week - linda quan was headed to the dublin bart station and boarded a san francisco- boundr work, when she told kron 4 she was pricked by a needle when she sat on the seat... forcing her to get treatments and regular h-i-v tests for the next year and a half. i spoke with two sisters who ride bart regularly, they say they're shocked there would be needles on the train. take reporter:if you see take reporter: train. take reporter:if you see something similar while aboard a bart train, please share your story or photos with us and report it!live at bart, sara stinson, kron 4 news.## <"that's scary. that's scary because everybody rides bart, kids, elderly folks, adults like it should be something that everybody should be aware of and be cautious of moving forward."> ( james ) thanks sara. thanks ( james )( james ) thanks sara. we will with you the morning. ( darya ) police are looking for several people involved in the robbery of a jewelery store in san leandro. it happened last week at the bayfair mall. police say four people came into the shop with surgical masks. the thieves

and administrator linda mcmahon, who is doing a fantastic job at the small business groups. going all over the country talking to groups of people. linda, i just heard the other day, you're doing a fantastic job. thank you very much. really great. thank you also to the many great members of congress. for the people that work so long and so hard. today i'm proud to keep yet another promise. we've made a lot of promises. in fact, i think we've probably, in terms of campaign promises, we promised, but we actually approved more than i promised. if you really look at it. a commentator actually said that. this was a commentator obviously that liked me. but he said, we said we were going to do this and we've done more. and we have. if you look at regulation, if you look at all of the things we've done. but we've kept yet another promise, as i signed the economic growth regulatory relief and consumer protection act into law. it's a big deal. big deal for our country. this is truly a great day for america. and a great day for american workers. and small businesses all throughout the