>> marlene brought up some good questions about a language access. i wanted to ask, how many bilingual officers are bad angle side -- at ingleside? how are they making sure that they maximize their language tools for the community. going back to translation materials, what is going on in that area? >> i have been there for five weeks, so i do not have a total number on how many people are on their speaking different languages. i read the reports every day and every time there is someone that is a victim or a witness that need a translation service, it seems every time we have one of our officers to the translations themselves, as opposed to to bring the service. i would have to get that answer for you. as for the website, primarily in english. if we have a need for translation, we have the opportunity. we will work with community relations to get that translated. >> i noticed there were materials translated in different languages. the safety messages at my time. are other materials being developed contemplated and are handed out to committee members

. -- marlene tran from visitation valley. in ingleside, it is no different. people are being victims of robbery, assault, based that they are walking around with ipods on, cell phones, been distracted. we came up with an informational fliers. everyone has small cards in front of you. they are done in english, cantonese, and spanish. and basically, we put them up in businesses. we take them wherever we can and try to get the word out, not just to tell people to be alert in their surroundings. this is one of the best examples of the police and the community working together. ingleside is home to critical infrastructure. that includes the city college, the police academy, the water storage facility. officers may pass on calls to those areas each day. traffic enforcement is one focus we have out here because we have seen a direct correlation between traffic enforcement and a decrease in traffic provisions. this is a snapshot of one such month. if you notice from 2009 to 2011, traffic collisions have gone down. next. the enforcement operations i have mandated for

. >> para la magistrada del tribunal superior marlene por juerga, en libertad, bernardo moreno podrÍa. >> ¿para que el contacto? para que decirle eso a la persona, que lo sacaran de esa relaciÓn que se hacÍa con el proceso de la chuzada? >> por razones de seguridad bernardo moreno podrÍa ser recluido en el norte de bogotÁ, el mismo sitio donde vive a Álvaro uribe. >> ¿porque la fiscalÍa insiste en no mantener la igualdad de armas con la defensa y llevar a las personas presas antes de tiempo? >> bernardo moreno no es el Único ex funcionario que va a prisiÓn cercano a uribe, esta semana andrÉs felipe arias, ex ministro de agricultura, tambiÉn fue detenido por un escÁndalo delcorrupciÓn en el ministerio. ademÁs tres ex directores y el actual director de la policÍa secreta enfrentan dificultades judiciales. jorge no era tan detenido, marÍa hurtado tiene orden de captura internacional y estÁn panamá, en tras los otros dos son investigados. >> el que fuera la mano derecha del presidente Álvaro uribe permanecerÁ detenido en el bÚnker de la fiscalÍa y se espera que el prÓximo lunes se conozca

. >> i am marlene morgan, representing san francisco neighborhood network. i wanted to talk about the importance of expertise and land use planning on this commission. because in district 2, we were dealing with important issues. first of all the development of the japan town entertainment corridor, the fillmore street corridor, the chestnut and lombard street, also the polk street area. all these areas are very important entertainment corridors in a densely populated community. also of huge impact is the impact on transit corridors. gary and van ess are major corridors as its lombard and chestnut streets. what we're looking for are people who have expertise in an distending transit, parking, impact, environmental impact, as well working with the entertainment industry to create a viable industry in these neighborhoods. so thank you and we would hope that you support jim meco for this position. >> good afternoon. i am here to support gil spurloin as a representative on the entertainment commission. i have had the pleasure with working with you. with castro m

marlene performed in san francisco for more than 50 years and until the past march, twice weekly at aunt charlie's lounge. in addition to making a name for herself on stage, she was one of the first people in the nation to undergo gender reassignment surgery. >> she gave a start to a lot of the drag queens here in san francisco. she hired them to perform with her, because they made her look good, okay? >> a memorial will take place on july 17th. she was 76 years old. >>> turning now to our indepth report. medical marijuana is used to treat dozens of ailments, but now one mother is swearing by it to help her autistic son. plenty of parents give their kids chocolate. but this is not your typical chocolate bar. >> all done? all right. >> reporter: mico perez is giving her 12-year-old autistic son joey chocolate laced with medical marijuana. >> when your son is knocking on death's door, there's nothing you won't do. >> this is what joey looked like 2 1/2 years ago. he weighed just 42 pounds. a stark contrast to his current weight of 112 pounds. >> she was withering away. yukd see the bones i

. >> reporter: marlene bickerstaff takes 9 medications every kay and it is not cheap. >> at least $200onth. and that's why i still work because i'm 74 years old now. >> reporter: her diabetes drug by etta costs $75 a month so she begs her doctor for samples to cut costs, over the next decade patents on dozens of brand name drugs are expiring. that clears the way for generic drugs which work just as well and cost much less. >> now i'm also taking lipitor. >> reporter: two of the biggest to go generic is lip tore in november and play vicks in 2012. 4.3 million americans take lipitor, 1.4 million are on play vicks. >> the people who couldn't afford the brand name, their insurance doesn't cover it, the cost was way too high and they just have to either go without or take a medication that wasn't comparable. >> reporter: generic drugs cost 20 to 80% less than brand names. when heart burn drug pro on thrix went generic the price dropped from 1720 per month to just 16. [ sound of ad ] >> by 201-2350 drugs will go question near international. pharmaceutical company profits will expected to plu

have been treated at the betty ford center including elizabeth taylor, johnny cash, kelsey grammar, marlene matalin, chevy chase, ozzy osbourne and stevie nicks. more than 90,000 people have sought treatment for alcoholism and other drug addictions at the betty ford center. question, did betty fords utilize her position as first lady to advocate for more women in politics in addition to what she has done in the appeals? >> she was only in the white house a short time because her husband was defeated by jimmy carter. but she testified on capitol hill in favor of the equal rights amendment, and she was just an inspiration for women in both political parties. and it's hard to remember in the 70s, a woman who had breast cancer wanted to hide. and fact she went public with her mastectomy because huge in those days. at her funeral service this past week, she had rosslyn carter speak. the wife of the man who defeated her husband, and cokie roberts, whose father served in the house when gerry ford was the republican leader and cokie's father was the democratic leader. just to remind us there was a

to sort out what the before are waiting marlene was ordered everywhere part of the florida bar never enjoyed the end of a gala in four hundred every night and this is the framework detaches not the idea is just. plain ol if you are in violation of my rule of the water the ball is just beyond there. on the street i have not read the bill. for a while if i ruled. the day. rajkumar rules about me know where to start. got a lot of. that but a council meeting ended with jones being arrested so ultimately her voice was not heard as this that wasn't bad enough the city council held another meeting after that youtube video leaked to the public and this time council members privately voted to oust him there and declared a state of emergency get a state of emergency apparently council members claim that they were getting threats from the public over the way that they denied jones or first amendment right now what is need for death threats are just an outcry over a denial of this woman's rights we don't know but from there the name calling continued between both sides with america saying of thi

will be escorted out of your words no i have sworn that power is what i want to hear or your way marlene the order to start the sardar never enjoy the added value of getting four hundred everyone and this is the framework digitalis is not man he is just. plain old you are in violation of my rule of the water started the ball and they are. the three i have not read the bill. or even the bar rules or the the. rajkumar rules. in regard. to the law of. that city council meeting ended with jones being arrested so ultimately her voice was not heard and as if that wasn't bad enough the city council held another meeting after the you tube video leaked to the public and this time council members privately voted to oust the mare and declared a state of emergency get a state of emergency apparently council members claim that they were getting threats from the public over the way that they denied jones her first amendment rights whether these were death threats or is an outcry over a denial of this woman's rights we don't know but from there the name calling continued between both sides with the mar

coast guard chief petty officer marlene rickland. where's marlene? right over here.i, she was on the scene helping direct aid and save lives in the midst of chaos, and today we honor her incredible dedication. these american patriots, all the services that are represented up here today, all of you who are out there today, you're the reason why america and our armed forces remain the greatest force for piece and security that the world has ever known, and together you're standing with all of those around the world who are reaching for the same freedoms and the same liberties that we celebrate today, so i just want to close by saying thank you. you've done everything that we could have asked for you. your families have served alongside of you with strength and devotion. america is proud of all of you, and as long as i have the privilege of serving as your commander in chief, i'm going to make sure that you have the support that you need in the field. i'm going to make sure that you get the care you deserve when you come home, and with the help of michelle and dr. jill

also today the bay citizen is quoting marlene selero as seeing what what was happening. she told the bay citizen that her view of what happened, the front view of what happened police should not have shot the man who she says just looked like a quote drunk hippy. officers said hill came at them with a broken bottle and knife. >>> police officers voted unanimously to give back a chunk of their pensions. >> police officers are humans too. they have real financial situations themselves. these police officers are digging deep in their pockets to help this city. >> a union official says that will mean a nine to $15,000 hit for each officer. the deal is expected to save oakland $65 million over three years. >>> a vehicle flipped in cupertino today but no was one hurt. the load shifted and the load tipped. police was at the scene in minutes to make sure there was no fuel spill. >>> and another crash backed up traffic. the driver of this big rig lost control of its truck which was carrying a modular building. by 10:0 it was still there blocking the two right eastbound lanes just

you hear that, marlene? it's time to cross over you old racist bitch! [ laughter ] >> wait, andrea.it happens again? >> no, no, no. hell no. if you've got ghosts in here, i want no part of it. >> jimmy: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] you just said it out loud. [ applause ] >> i like those things. >> jimmy: yeah, it's fun, right? hey, last couple of times you were here, we played a couple of games. i was just wondering if you wanted to play a game with me? >> i would like to crush you in a game, yeah. >> jimmy: oh. >> if that's what you meant. i mean, i'm trying to clarify what you're talking about. you want to get beat? yeah? [ laughter ] i was just wondering. i was just wondering. >> jimmy: oh my god, it is on. when we come back, gabby and i are playing pictionary, you guys. check it out. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my recipe for french toast? take toast... spread with i can't believe it's not butter... add jacques. he's french. oui! mmmm...oui like! [ male announcer ] now four out of five butter lovers agree that i can't believe it's not butter tastes as good as

in ohio, marlene is calling us line. democrat'ss' caller: the constitution still matters because of the rights we have and our belief system. host: what do those mean to you? caller: it means to me that this is a belief system that has worked for 200 years. host: do you think the constitution should be interpreted exactly as it was written or said there be room for a modern interpretation? caller: there should be room for some interpretation because life does change and we don't have the same life we did 200 years ago. we have a different technology and a different educational system and it has to have some changes. host: let's look at these polls. the 14th amendment says that any person born in the u.s. automatically becomes a u.s. citizen. let's go to a republican in queens, new york. caller: in 1945, nicole kidmho h said we hold these rights to be self evident. do thousand years before that, jesus christ came. if there had been a first amendment in drizzle, he would not been crucified. there was john locke with the in