we would like to adjourn the meeting in memory of mabel soo and i would like to acknowledge president soo. >> thank you. so it was very difficult to lose my mother in the last month. it was a quick illness. she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on the 14th and just two hours i was to be with the mayor and she started feeling ill on february 8 but all her life she was active and vibrant women and at 83 years of age she climbed simon head and i haven't done is it and but she was civicically engaged and asked us to participate and make sure that our community was a better place. i was taken a become when i tried to put a notice in the chinese newspaper and my mom third generation impart today was important to know our an set of rol language and. >> >> my language was limited but my mom knew it and the person with the ad -- actually a reporter helped me and she said my late dad was very active community person so he was news worthy when he passed away nine years ago and retired head of the structural division for public works in the city and so there was an article written about him. s

mabel sato. mary davis. cathy davis. karen tateum. bradley whitmire. >> excuse me. honorary mayor, and supervisor, my name is victor boston. and really i need someone with a paper and pen. i have been looking for housing over i say nine months now. and i am about ready to lose my section 8. okay. i have letters here saying congratulations. we have placed on our waiting list. but we check our waiting list once a year. this is the second time. i have another application here, these are housing, this is the second list and there is five sheets. this is the second sheet and i have been in all of these places looking for housing. as i said again, my name is victor boston, and if you can give me insight, my number is 410-5756, and i am in desperate need of housing. i am a veteran, vietnam veteran at that. okay, i served my country. unfortunately i can't walk. but i am looking for some housing. please, thank you, mayor, thank you housing authority. thank you. >> mary harris. cathy davis. >> mary harris, president of my neighbors in action. on february 2 we had a lunar new

eight years of special forces trained mabel's navy seals broke into his invaded pakistan. broke into his. compound. killed a couple people captured him he was defenseless i think his wife was with him but to. under instructions they just murdered him through his body into the. ocean. with. that that's one of the beginning of the apprehension of bin laden and the assassination and dumping his body in the ocean and of course the narrative completely fell apart. and also you've said that you know in the aftermath of nine eleven when the taliban said we will give you bin ladin if we if you present us with evidence which we didn't do we did. i mean their proposal was move sure he could've pursued it but why are people so easy to accept conventional wisdom government narrative with virtually no question here and here a drumbeat of conventional. propaganda if you take the research project to find other things and of course at the same time as the boston bombings in iraq thought almost of the deadliest week in five years i mean april is the deadliest month in in a long time where

years of special forces trained mabel's navy seals broke into his invaded pakistan. broke into his. compound. killed a couple people captured him he was defenseless i think his wife was with him but the. hundred structure just murdered him through his body into the. ocean. with. that that's one of the beginning of the apprehension of bin laden and the assassination and dumping his body in the ocean and of course the narrative completely fell apart. and also you've said that you know in the aftermath of nine eleven when the taliban said we will give you bin ladin if we if you present us with evidence which we didn't do we did. i mean their proposal was moving sure he could have pursued it but why are people so easy to accept conventional wisdom government narrative with virtually no question here and here a drumbeat as conventional. propaganda in my view takes a research project to find other things and of course at the same time as the boston bombings in iraq thought almost of the deadliest week in five years i mean april is the deadliest month and in a long time more that trust is

that was mabel guzman of at properties, who says it helps buyers who have specific price points and requirements in mind. costs are adding up from extreme weather around the nation. on the west coast, 700 firefighters are on the scene of wildfires that closed a secition of the pacific coast highway. the massive snow storm that covered the rockies and brought record snow to the plains now threatens flooding in the midwest and south into saturday, where homeowners are already water-logged. the cost of feeding a family is on the rise. the ag department estimates feeding a family of four can cost between $146 to $289 a week. the range depends on the level of a healthy diet. a so-called "moderate cost healthy plan" is up 38% from 2003. the numbers account for all at-home meals and snacks, and not dining out. it's off to the races this weekend for the kentucky derby. usa today estimates profits at churchill downs are up $15 million in the past 5 years. no surprise there, considering prime seats overlooking the finish lines are nearly $9,000. to mark the occasion, bourbon producer woodford reserve is s

we would like to adjourn the meeting in memory of mabel soo and i would like to acknowledge president soo. >> thank you. so it was very difficult to lose my mother in the last month. it was a quick illness. she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer on the 14th and just two hours i was to be with the mayor and she started feeling ill on february 8 but all her life

the superintendent telling me that grief counselors will be mabel available on both campuses -- will be made available at both campuses. both the aunt and girl's younger center they were both taken to the hospital. but i'm told their injuries are not life threatening. heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> a 16-year-old boy is in juvenile hall accused of stabbing another teenager on a school bus. police say it happened after a fight broke out among four people on the bus around 3:30 this afternoon. the bus driver stopped near bariessa in east san jose. the driver then helped detain everyone involved until officers arrived. a 16-year-old student from independence high school is said to be recovering now from nonlife threatening injuries. >>> now to calaveras county and the killing of 8-year-old leila fowler. we have learned the district attorney there filed charges today against her 12-year-old brother. the fowler family including the accused brother attended this vigil three days after leila died. the 12-year-old is charged with second degree murder. the 12-year-old boy called his family and

the superintendent telling me that grief counselors will be mabel available on both campuses -- will be made available at both campuses. both the aunt and girl's younger center they were both taken to the hospital. but i'm told their injuries are not life threatening. heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> a 16-year-old boy is in juvenile hall accused of stabbing another teenager on a school bus. police say it happened after a fight broke out among four people on the bus around 3:30 this afternoon. the bus driver stopped near bariessa in east san jose. the driver then helped detain everyone involved until officers arrived. a 16-year-old student from independence high school is said to be recovering now from nonlife threatening injuries. >>> now to calaveras county and the killing of 8-year-old leila fowler. we have learned the district attorney there filed charges today against her 12-year-old brother. the fowler family including the accused brother attended this vigil three days after leila died. the 12-year-old is charged with second degree murder. the 12-year-old boy called his family and

book on her new imprint book and naomi klein -- melanie phillips who is alfred and mabel? >> they were my parents and i loved them very much. the formative influences in my life particularly my mother and very typical of the british news of that generation of the second world war just married after the second world war and they came from families which originally came from as immigrants from poland and russia around the turn of the 20th century so a typical pattern of immigration of jews into britain around that time. and they were typical of the british jewish community. my father it instilled with me to do self discipline and looking after other people even the most vulnerable in society and it was the household that made me what i am today and also that i was an only child and as such i had a close relationship to my mother in particular. >> host: reading guardian angel, was that a tough book to write? i don't know what word to use about your childhood. >> it was very tough to right. as a journalist i have always thought because you bring the world to other people. so i

. >> last-minute mabel. >> ronald broom follower. >> aaagh. >> i so know what you're going through.your best friend sophie in the film. >> she's amazing. you would never know, though, she is the most humble person in the world. i didn't even know she was sting's daughter until a few weeks in. i was like, oh, my god, really. >> and she can act. i know you're too humble to say it but you were saying mike nichols and our diane sawyer and mike nichols said he loved it. that's a really good sign. >> he's one of my heroes so it was really exciting. >> congratulations. all the best to you. and, everybody, please check out "frances ha" it opens in new york and los angeles on friday. and we hope to see you soon. >> thank you. >> right now though we're going back inside because the executive producer of "behind the candelabra" is here with brand-new footage from one of the most anticipated movies of the year, and we just love him. holding a sneaker, there he is, mr. jerry weintraub. >>> happy birthday out there in times square and they're probably hearing all about "behind the candelabra." th

out and today guardian angel comes out and that is an evil on hew in fringe -- who are alfred and mabel were extremely close. they were very typical of british jews of that generation around the second world war, they were married after the second world war in 1947 and they came from families that originally came as immigrants to britain from poland and russia around the turn of the 20th century, the immigration of jews into britain around that time and they were kind of typical of the british jewish community. my father so aggressive, my mother ran a children's closed shop, they were people of modest means and the jewish family, religiously we were not very religiously observant. my parents went to the synagogue a few times a year. we observed the jewish laws and we expect to be home friday evening and it was a home which instilled in me jewish values to do with self discipline, looking after other people particularly the most vulnerable in society and there i am today, and only child particularly close relationship, and -- >> host: was guardian angel a tough ball to right? >> guest: v

melanie phillips, who were al fellowed and mabel? >> guest: they were my parents. i loved them very much. they were the formative influences on my life, particularly my mother to whom i was extremely close. and they were just, um, very typical of british jews of that generation around the second world war. they were married just after the second world war in 1947. and they came from families which originally came from, as immigrants to britain from poland and russia around the turn of the 20th century. it was a very typical pattern of immigration of jews into britain around that time. and they were kind of typical of the british jewish community. my father sold dresses from a van, made his dresses from a van. my mother ran a children's clothes shop. they were people of very, very modest means. and as a jewish family, religiously we weren't very religiously observant. my parents went to the synagogue really on high holy days, about three times a year. but we observed the jewish dietary or laws, and i was always expected to be home for a meal on friday evening. and i