i'm marlene tran. i ask for your vote on november 4th. thank you.ing]everybody. >> my name is defied i supervisor david campos i'm a democratic to represent the eastern half of san francisco the journey that brought me started in 1985 it was in that year my parent brought me and my two sisters from guam guatemala in search for the american braem e dream we came undocumented with a hope to make a life it is because of what this country has done and my office is giving back i decided to enter politics because i believe that people like my parent a mom what was a janitor and my father that struggled they deserve a voice in government i ran for the board of supervisors to be a voices for the middle-income people that struggle i'm returning for the state assembly because san francisco as a crossroads it's a taildz have you a prosper san francisco that is wealthy in the country a san francisco where so many people not only low income people will working hard people middle-income are left behind we have the faster inequality in the country i believe that s

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. >> so what is marlene she this is another way this is jerry bloomfield and there's the group of 5 that thought their green business designation not only does those companies decide to switch out the products and make sure those employees and people in the building are safe they went green because they were believing in we were doing so (clapping.) thank jessie on our team and donny for putting 0 this together i wanted to give you the spirit of the event we have great press as well a couple of other things going on we havey launched the electrical vehicle working group you'll be hooefrg about this in the commission was is the city going to be doing to promote electrical vehicles obviously our first goal to get people out of their cars but if they're in a car not running on fossil fuel and rfps coming out wanting to do a railroad organization and deep dive into our energy program the rfp is closed we're going to bring an outside consultant to better reorganize staff i'm replacing them with the level of folks that can do the work on the post office the last time i showed you the postings

. >> so what is marlene she this is another way this is jerry bloomfield and there's the group of 5 that thought their green business designation not only does those companies decide to switch out the products and make sure those employees and people in the building are safe they went green because they were believing in we were doing so (clapping.) thank jessie on our team and donny for putting 0 this together i wanted to give you the spirit of the event we have great press as well a couple of other things going on we havey launched the electrical vehicle working group you'll be hooefrg about this in the commission was is the city going to be doing to

. >> marlen! >> faber! quÉ te pasÓ? no!y carolina y hace una semana me hice pro. ahora tengo más confianza. [ locutor ] hazte pro con crest pro-health. [ carolina ] siento la boca limpia, los dientes brillantes, blancos. quiero ver si mi dentista se da cuenta. [ locutor ] crest pro-health protege no solo algunas, sino todas estas áreas que los dentistas más revisan. [ carolina ] ya van a ver que me va a felicitar. [ locutor ] cuatro de cada cinco dentistas confirmaron que estos productos pro-health ayudaron a mantener la limpieza profesional. [ carolina ] estoy refeliz. (discusiÓn) >> por quÉ me llevan? >> por agresiÓn, por desorden en la vÍa pÚblica y por desobedecer a la autoridad. no me falte al respecto, su - su - sÚbase o la subo! >> lo que quiero es encontrar a mi hijo, yo no he hecho nada seÑor, por favor, por favor. ♪ ♪ >> que esta noche se repita. >> la Última vez que fuimos a bailar... >> dilo, mi amor. >> la Última vez que fuimos a bailar fue cuando me iban a hacer la primera quimioterapia al dÍa siguiente, te ac

at that time, jake horowitz and marlene beckman came out to hawaii to check it out. mark has been responsible for much of the good press that has come around this. he knows more people in the press -- the "wall street journal" did the first national story on it. it's because he knew a reporter. marlene beckman came out and i said, you're here to just see we're not making the figures up in the office. she said, yeah, we are. >> i met him at a conference at yale a few years ago. was intrigued by his work, read it. and became persuaded because it sounded to me like it was an eminently sensible way to deal with these problems. next question? john? >> john malcolm here at heritage. two quick questions. one, you talked about the expedited process. do people who fail a drug test, or alcohol test, have to appear in your court before they're revoked, or does it happen the moment the test comes back? and my second question, which is, did you face any resistance when you implemented these programs from prosecutors, probation officers or the defense bar? >> well, first, it's a $

. >> happening today former philadelphia mob boss joey marlene owe is expected in philadelphia courtroomface charges he violated probation. his officers reported he violated one was philadelphia mob captain convict in 2001. the 52-year-old did not know the mob captain was going to be at the bar that night. marino meticulously abided by probation rules. >> a spree at berks county has residents of mobile home park on alert. police in exter believe one thief is behind the break ins of penn view park over the last week. he has stolen prescription drugs, cash and julie. the thief sneekdz in by removing portable air conditioner units. >> western suburbs getting rain first as usual. >> southwest probably too. steadier rain will number south verzy. anybody could see a sprinkle or driz the at any time during the afternoon. it shows you we are dry currently and as we take a look outside clouds are doing a good job is of sweeping over most of the region. we'll probably get early raise of sunshine off the ocean as the sunni clips horizon. but then it will go up above the clouds and clouds get thicke

at that time, jake horowitz and marlene beckman came out to hawaii to check it out. mark has been responsible for much of the good press that has come around this. he knows more people in the press -- the "wall street journal" did the first national story on it. it's because he knew a reporter. marlene beckman came out and i said, you're here to just see we're not making the figures up in the office. she said, yeah, we are. >> i met him at a conference at yale a few years ago. was intrigued by his work, read it. and became persuaded because it sounded to me like it was an eminently sensible way to deal with these problems. next question? john? >> john malcolm here at heritage. two quick questions. one, you talked about the expedited process. do people who fail a drug test, or alcohol test, have to appear in your court before they're revoked, or does it happen the moment the test comes back? and my second question, which is, did you face any resistance when you implemented these programs from prosecutors, probation officers or the defense bar? >> well, first, it's a $

steven from hackensack, "i read a biography of marlene dietrich and it was revealed that she had an affairntioned in d:÷bill?" because it's not true, steve. and everything in "killing patton" is true. "hey, bill, thanks for killing patton, i was able to engage my father-in-law in a long discussion about world war ii. by the end of it he no longer considered me just eye candy for his daughter." you bear a heavy burden, ray. "bill, i am tired of your righteousness." i believe you mean self-righteousness, dave? and i feel your pain. and finally tonight, the factor "tip of the day." as you may se]eknow, i'm a verym person, rather excitable, always even tempered. if you don't believe me, ask barney frank. he'll tell you. in japan there's a saying, harmony is strength. it means when everybody gets along, you can focus on important things and get stronger. but if there's strife, your attention is diverted away from vital areas. it's a good philosophy. harmony is strength, but it's also somewhat unrealistic. japan is a much calmer society, at least outwardly than the usa. here we want a lot of thi

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at that time, jake horowitz and marlene beckman came out to hawaii to check it out. mark has been responsible for much of the good press that has come around this. he knows more people in the press -- the "wall street journal" did the first national story on it. it's because he knew a reporter. marlene beckman came out and i said, you're here to just see we're not making the figures up in the office. she said, that's about it. so. so good for mark. >> let me second the kidos mentioned. i met him at a conference at yale a few years ago. was intrigued by his work. read it. and became persuaded because it sounded to me like it was an eminently sensible way to deal with these problems. next question? john? >> john malcolm here at heritage. two quick questions. one, you talked about the expedited process. do people who fail a drug test, or alcohol test, have to appear in your court before they're revoked, or does it happen the moment the test comes back? and my second question, which is, did you face any resistance when you implemented these programs from prosecutors, pro

shooting of michael brown, after the chokehold death of eric garner, after the highway beating of marlene, after the shooting of john crawford iii in walmart, it is time for a change. today attorney general holder called for a sweeping review of police tactics on a scale not seen since president lyndon johnson's commission on law enforcement nearly half a century ago. >> the events in ferguson reminded us that we cannot and we must not allow tensions which our present in so many neighborhoods across america. when i travel to ferguson in the days after that incident, my pledge to the people of that community was that our nation's department of justice would remain challenges that they face. long after the national headlines had faded. >> the attorney general showing these issues have not faded from his view. former president clinton took the stage and said the events in ferguson affect everybody. no matter our race, religion, or political affiliation. >> the thing that struck me reading these heart stories day after day after day after day about ferguson, right down to the day where the wh

spoke to officials here who have been tasked with contact tracing with every person in contact with marleneliams and they have thomas eric duncan's name down. i think it is important to be clear, nobody is implying that we've been speaking, that there was any malicious intent, that he intended to lie on the form. what they are simply saying is they don't believe he knew. and these are people quwan teened, whether or not he is unwell. they are living with these threats. they have no reason to lie. >> thank you very much. and as we said, on the ground tracking this down. "outfront" now, reverend jesse jackson. i know you are have been meeting with the family and speaking on bee half of the family. how is he doing? what is his condition right now? >> well erin, his blood pressure is back up, his diarrhea has slowed down and his liver numbers are better. he is still son medical sedation because of infection in his lungs and in his kidney. he is on dialysis. so he is still on the critical list, but in my judgment his signs are looking up. >> and i just want to say, you can still hear me. i know

in fact is is that low compressed marlene flair. >> reporter: we're looking at images by noontime '70sy media waters if. '70s and '80s and '90s it is not as uniform as we see last week. we as 78 in san francisco mcphee. his seven day round of a forecast. some nice release their what does not last very long as we head into the coming weekend. a little bit of something for everybody. keep those fans pictures coming in >> reporter: tracking a few hot spots that the because of earlier recurring problems. there was an accident that is was backed up the right here on the bayshore freeway ride around the 92 interchange. it is bad stuff still as death of. it is already back of the ride through the corridor. from 238 down to 237 where started to pick up slowly from all along all one and the guadalupe parkway. the 85 right coming out of the allman bally. out of the marquardt amaze december sale bridge has been slow for nearly an hour. the gold in a bridge is still easy. the trip on highway 580 coming through richmond the heading toward the toll plaza for the richmond center fell bridge. >> repor

--marlene to allow the people a day you the golden gate bridge bus service. >> reporter: the first person been how to live for a enterovirus. health officials said that not concern and providers is a seasonal buyers--inch or virus is a seasonal virus. >> reporter: brazil is trading in the first case in their area for ebola. he arrived in business--brazil from new guinea. he has been transported to a special hospital for observation and treatment meantime more help from the u.s. has arrived for the outbreak- that's outbreak in library of- that's liberia they could be there for a year or longer. >> reporter: analysis process the outside a hospital in spain they are wondering if they are properly equipped and trained to treat patients with ebola. >> reporter: that the stasi had made a turn for the worse the she is in stable condition she was helping a spanish missionaries who came from west africa and later died from the virus. >> reporter: after the government called off talks in hong kong. tens of thousand people occupying the city streets for the past few weeks. protesters have about as t

marlene que dice, que es su papel en su juventud. >> hermoso. >> tenemos a genia con su grupo.los mecÁnicos cuando llevas tu carro a mantenimiento. >> hoy estamos recordando los aÑos 80, y no podrÍan faltar los aerÓbicos, vamos a recordar aquellos ritmos con los que todos estÁbamos en forma. >> cristian castro vestido de mujer se tomÓ el escenario y sufriÓ tremenda caÍda, seÑores, les tendremos los detalles aquÍ, en "despierta amÉrica". >> yo no bailaba asÍ! asÍ! este es mÁs fácil! alex jenny jenny carlos alex carlos ¡buenos días, equipo de burrito! quisimos hacer a mis breakfast burritos más grandes y deliciosos. y creo que lo logramos. presentando breakfast burritos mejores y más grandes. el grande sausage, repleto de hash browns, salchicha, y salsa sriracha, y el meat lovers, lleno de jamon, tocino y salchicha -los dos envueltos en una tortilla guerrero. burritos tan grandes, que todo lo demas se ve chiquito. ♪ deja que te cuente, deja que te enteres del nuevo chiste que estÁ caliente ♪ >> bailaba en su mismo lugar, tranquilito- >> se sabe que los caballeros sacaban a las da

marlene que dice, que es su papel en su juventud. >> hermoso. >> tenemos a genia con su grupo.to. >> hoy estamos recordando los aÑos 80, y no podrÍan faltar los aerÓbicos, vamos a recordar aquellos ritmos con los que todos estÁbamos en forma. >> cristian castro vestido de mujer se tomÓ el escenario y sufriÓ tremenda caÍda, seÑores, les tendremos los detalles aquÍ, en "despierta amÉrica". >> yo no bailaba asÍ! asÍ! este es mÁs fácil! como si tuvieran una moto de lado. ♪ deja que te cuente, deja que te enteres del nuevo chiste que estÁ caliente ♪ >> bailaba en su mismo lugar, tranquilito- >> se sabe que los caballeros sacaban a las damitas a bailar. >> ahÍ si se usaba. >> ahora no. >> ahora ellas los sacan a ellos. >> tenemos buenas noticias de daniela romo,quien regresÓ al auditorio nacional, despuÉs de combatir el cÁncer de seno, regresÓ con todos sus Éxitos. >> una diva de los ochentas, hablando de... >> que buena onda de daniela romo. >> Échate una de daniela romo. >> Échate una, mi dj. >> mi dj mao es lo mÁximo! ♪ ♪ >> bueno, vÁmonos con esto que nos trae nuestros amigos de

i'm marlene tran. i ask for your vote on november 4th. thank you.playing] annenberg media ♪ by: narrador: bienvenidos al episodio 41 de destinos: an introduction to spanish. primero vamos a ver algunas escenas de este episodio. raquel, es mejor que entres sola primero y hables con él.