if i mispronounce a name god forbid, i all of a sudden don't know the game.f a male mispronounces it is simply a mispronunciation. >> the hiring of becky hammond, a female could not mold boys into successful men. and mary says absolute nonsense. david says seems to me like he's afraid to give up the boys club. stech any an -- stephanie and n, what's your response? women could not mold boys into men? >> that's ridiculous. teaching another person how to play the game of basketball, i was there. i was an assistant coach i had a head coach responsibility for a couple games happen to win both of them. we won the championship. the players were amazing. i think that as long as you are helping them get better and you're helping them win basketball games it doesn't mearp matter what your gender is. >> what a -- doesn't matter what your jeshed is. >> men dominate in the wnba. >> as coaches. stephanie maibltion a great point, but going back to the other comment last time checked it seems there's a lot of women in this world especially mothers of nba players and nfl play

everybody mispronounces my name and so i give myself slack. careo is one of the sbip folks from the mission district and he is fantastic and we talk all of the time and most relentcy the homicide there was a little bit of concern if the community, and we hear by working with the partners that we have, we hear things that maybe we otherwise might not be told, because we are police officers. and the department of public works, laerry stringer, great guy, i am going to skip that one on the top there, the tender loin housing clinic are folks that we just hooked up with. they have worked with captain in the tender loin and they run, three different sros in our district. and we want to work on the relationship that we have, the police have with the staff, at these sros and also with the people that they serve, and the people that reside there, and help to reduce, misunderstandings that might lead to complaints, and also, just develop the better work ship. and the mission neighborhood. and the mission resource center they just started the program wit

if i mispronounced your name. hi carolyn come on up to the microphone you will be timed. >> so you can resign up any way you want everyone has two minutes so reranger yours. >> we don't bite not at this distance so come on up two minutes we'd love to hear you. >> good evening. i'm a lecturer in the public department we offer health care services basically free generally free for the undocumented community in the bay area. i'm here in support of the resolution and thank you all for doing this and taking the steps you've taken already and we want to insure this doesn't remain a symbolic gesture we recognize there's a need for social services and we recognize that the school site is where the needs get met or not met we also wanted to stress there's a need for mental health services children are leaving violence in their home criticize and having trauma and telling they come to community that are different and endure traumatic events here we say this is culturally appropriate and be expanded throughout the bay area a

please come up to the podium you'll have two minutes to speak (calling names) i'm so sorry if i'm mispronouncing your name not intentional. thank you very much. you may begin. 2 minutes please. please press the red bottom >> we don't mean to make you nervous. there's on the base of the speaker a little red bottom >> i'm patricia i have two children in our school district i'm a 20-year-old veteran i'm experiencing issues i would like to have address i have one son in the top school in san francisco. he has been going there a year and a half from rosa parks he's 8 years old i have a 6-year-old who is going into first grade. last year, i was told there was no room a waiting list. that didn't work last year and again, i was told there is no room two classes of 22 students each i'm feeling that i do have mental health issues that would be hardship policy i'd like to know if a class is full how do you deal with the hardship policy and the diversity problem i feel in the school not that that want my children both to go to the school but it's 85 percent chinese and the rest is the rest of nationalities

representatives of the team and come up and i would like to recognize them and come up and forgive me in i mispronounce anyone's name. is deward here? >> not here. >> shane bullock. >> shane is not here. >> hatie chandler. >> >> jimmifullybot. i won't find when we're done to say a word or two because we talked about this. mo riso. [inaudible] jd lockwood. >> jd is not here. >> michael malret. there is michael. eduardo and danielle williams. congratulations guys. [applause] jimmy why don't you say a word on behalf of the team. . >> first of all i want to

representatives of the team and come up and i would like to recognize them and come up and forgive me in i mispronounce anyone's name. is deward here? >> not here. >> shane bullock. >> shane is not here. >> hatie chandler. >> >> jimmifullybot. i won't find when we're done to say a word or two because we talked about this. mo riso. [inaudible] jd lockwood. >> jd is not here. >> michael malret. there is michael. eduardo and danielle williams. congratulations guys. [applause] jimmy why don't you say a word on behalf of the team. . >> first of all i want to apologize because i'm going to break down. street soccer has been amazing for me. i was homeless giving in golden gate park and got into a shelter and getting involved with street soccer usa. i now have a job. i now have a house. i now have a life. i'm now able to take time off of work to come before you guys to talk and let you know how great street soccer is, how much the city's support is appreciated. thank you all. it was a great weekend. i got to meet your daughter. if you weren't able to be across the street you missed out on a great event. i am j

apologize, for the way, by mispronouncing your name about the tease, so excited about sheaing a shmoop and mook. an article in business insider said this started over several glasses of wipe about starting to write gat biabout gatsby. >> i used to have hair and an earring. >> lived in lon done. >> you struck true to your artistic roots more than, did i i had a 15-, 18-year career, got lucky in the bubble, founded yahoo!, one of the original investors, my wife the original employ yesterday, lived through this internet revolution that shrunk the world. all these things happened in a short period of time. the wealth creation was a corollary piece of it, but if you think about how easy it is to communicate, connect with people to do tasks today versus 20 years ago, it's a different planet. and education somehow got left behind in that whole shrinking process. the friction against learning never really got addressed well. we rail against being called cliff notes, we empower students to read mork the goal is for them study more and to love the literature the way we do. i wrote all the origin

languages that they are fluent in, including spanish and german, and korean, and igbo and i mighting mispronouncing that, chinese, french greek, and sayan and we even have one officer who is fluent in american sign language. that group of officers that we have, each one has a very good base of framing and experience, and we also have a group of officers who have a specialized skill sets. and the most importantly, at the top the crisis and intervention trained officers and we have 15 of those, drug recognition experts and 19, and 22 field training officers, and two coalition trained officers and officers that are bicycle trained to have experienced robbery abatement to peer support to paramedic and the san francisco police officers at mission station and then one officer who is also trained in video retrieval and that will be used most commonly when there is a crime and we will always look for cameras if there are any recordings and we also try to get that video evidence as soon as possible. traffic safety, of course, is very important. it is a big, big part of our public safety mission. and having

as we do the story slighting this person i then also mispronounced and get their gender wrong. regardless, this fabulous person is being honored and, the sponsors of the dinner were comcast, presenting sponsor, $110,000 donation and time warner. >> they're going, fcc is going to have to approve the merger, right? this is so bad. this is such a huge conflict of interest. melissa: huge conflict of interest. >> hearings about this again and again making companies look more like government. >> i couldn't agree more, but, full disclosure. both companies have been sponsoring this foundation for a really long time. in the case of time warner, 30 years. they just didn't wake up yesterday, gosh -- melissa: maybe it wasn't appropriate to honor at this one dinner the fcc member that was deciding whether or not they can merge. it smacks of impropriety no matter how you -- whoever was there first, the person that came second shouldn't have been involved. >> to tolerate the fcc you have to get over a lot of impropriety. where will all the commissioners go when they leave the commission? comm

york city to get people's thoughts on the trailer and see whether or not they notice that he's mispronouncings of grey." [ laughter ] here we go. check it out. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ 50 shapes of grape >> have you seen the trailer for "50 shapes of grape"? >> i have, yes. >> have you read the book "50 snakes are great"? >> i have not read the book. [ laughter ] >> do you plan on seeing "50 sprays of clay" in the theater? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> have you seen the trailer for "shifty fades of grey"? >> no. >> have you read the book "kimmy bakes a cake"? [ laughter ] >> i'm getting ready to. >> do you plan on seeing "50 snacks are great" in the theater? >> yeah, probably. [ laughter ] >> have you read the "fiddy saves the day" book? >> um, i haven't had time to do it yet. >> have you ever read the book "50 bales of hay"? [ laughter ] >> i've never read the book, but people have told me about it. >> now, have you seen the "filthy shades of grain" trailer? >> yes, i have. [ laughter ] >> have you read "50 randy quiads"? >> yes, i have. [ laughter ] >> do you think there's any chance that you'

the streets of new york city to talk to hockey fans to see whether or not they notice that he's mispronouncingd "cup." [ laughter ] watch this. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> have you been watching the stanley qup this year? >> yes. watching every game. >> do you think you'll watch the stanley qup tomorrow night? >> yeah. i plan on it. >> do you think that the rangers still have a chance of winning the stinzley qup? >> no. [ laughter ] >> well, what do the rangers have to do to ensure that they win the stanley cow? [ laughter ] >> make the goals. >> at this point, how many games do you think the stankley corp will last? [ laughter ] >> oh, boy. i hope -- i hope it goes all seven. >> so, you sound pretty certain that the kings are going to win the stankley coin? [ laughter ] >> yep. >> do you think that the rangers still have a shot at winning the stanley quipit? >> i do. >> how many games do you think the studly jeff will last? [ laughter ] >> oh, i think it's going to go to at least until game six. >> so, what do you think are the keys to the rangers winning the starbucks cup? [ laughter ] >> w

you realize if i want to tell more about-tuneds --pashtun i am constantly mispronouncing it. so that is another element. the first thing is a 60-year-old country, our nation was built in the 1700s, very different ideas and ethnic factors played a major role in what we know today as afghanistan. it is a product of a secular movement led by all those leaders, and stop talking about the 15 most important political leader is in pakistan. you will be amazed, they were from all different backgrounds, all very secular. if you look at those 15 proponents, different to comprehend how a state that is falling. at people, the idea is distributed in 2 different action. that is a phenomena and i tried to answer is that question how the draft had taken place. to begin and explain the context of what we are looking at. i think five major factors i would like to mention, my findings, first and foremost, need for us to understand the different ways in which the taliban and pakistan and how they were doomed in some ways. what was the genesis of these two organizations. i met gandhi today, the o

i would say their last names but i am confident i would mispronounce them. [laughter] we are thrilled that they are ambassadors. the truth of the matter is that first ladies out to be ambassadors as well. the first spouses have the opportunity to impact your country in remarkable ways. you can work to build political will. you can save women from cancer. you are uniquely positioned. here is one of the problems we have. people die of stigma. there are too many people now t being treated because of false rumors. and the first ladies, while stigma may seem like an unbridgeable wall, you've got to realize that it is really made of glass. and through your leadership, it can be broken by being outspoken and by being honest and by being compassionate for the sake of mothers and grandmothers. it doesn't take a lot to -- i mean, it takes a lot to get me to leave dallas. this conference surely is one reason why i came. this is great and we thank the white house. i thank the bush institute and their team for helping prepare this important conference. i will now invite

ç i would say their last names i am confident i would mispronounce them. are throat but the first ladies ought to be ambassadors as well. they have the chance to impact the future of the country. your uniquely positioned people died of a stigma. because of false rumors with the of ladies the stigma may feel like it is unreachable but through the leadership can be outspoken and honest and compassionate for the sake of mothers and grandmothers. it takes a lot for me to leave dots -- dallas this conference surely is one reason i came. it is great to and we think the white house and the bush instituted and its team in the first lady and also mrs. obama to join on the stage. god bless you all. [applause] [applause] >> excellence the san distinguished guests, let me take this opportunity for the government for gratitude in honor of your age mayor. with cancer in all its forms is a problem in the third world. with those leading cancers among women however with communicable diseases they have not been as easy to access says in the past. prevention is included in t

i have mispronounced my name professionally. i've corrected people professionally, and my very last story on npr was about how to guillermo. because of you say it that way, it is mexican is spanish treaty , i am asian.mo that is the thing about the filipinas. them not the filipinos to call a minor stomach and that is what i say guillermo. is guillermo. this is a special commission because 25 years ago i was name the first asian-american host of npr's "all things considered." i had to do it several time. 25 years ago. i left in 1991, and since that o posts.re have been zer maybe that is because i did a bad job and maybe that is because there has been bad management, but i see her from this convention a number of here onood npr voices the panel and out there in the audience, and i hope that day, sooner than 25 years, become a post at npr. considered,"hings the flagship show. it was odd to go back to npr at the reception. i was not expecting a red carpet. i was not expecting even a yellow carver. they did not give me any carpet. he

if you think i am mispronouncing, i'm not. i said $80,000. he's doing it for a reason. proceeds help benefit the children's wish foundation, an organization that improves the lives of children. his name, sam sung, he works for apple. it's ironic. >> i'm waiting to hear the winning bidder is microsoft. >>> bargain hunters have their eyes on back-to-school sales. you may be surprised what else you can get. >> we love bargains. first, these messages. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning, your time now is 5:26, and this is a live look at the bay bridge this morning. look how gorgeous it is with the lights. hi there, i'm vicky nguyen. good morning, anthony. >> good to be with you, been awhile. >> it has. welcome back, two little ones at home. >> it's crazy these days. >> this is a break. >> i come to work for a break these days. it is looking good outside. look at the golden gate bridge, fog free as far as the eye can see. it's a different story tomorrow. we are tracking drizzle and showers in your sunday forecast. that's for the north bay and the east ba

bethlehem gertrude pesce i would say the last and i'm confident i would mispronounce of them.u just met -- an awesome guy. we are thrilled that the our ambassadors but the truth of them it is the first ladies ought to be ambassadors as well. the first spouses have a chance to impact the future of your country in remarkable ways. you can check in national politics. you can help build political will. you can save the women from cancer. you are uniquely positioned, it is one of the problems we have. people died of stigma. too many people not being treated because of some false rumors, and the first ladies, while stigma may seem like an unbridgeable wall, you've got to realize that truly made of glass. and through your leadership they can be broken by being outspoken and by being honest and by being compassionate for the sake of mothers and grandmothers. it doesn't take a lot to get me to lead dallas. i'm it doesn't take much, it takes me a lot to lead dallas. this conference surely is one reason why i came. it's awesome. this is great come and we thank the white house. i think th

mine is off mispronounced as well. a little follow up on your situation and one thing i've seen lacking in just my few years in congress is accountability. systems do fail. people do fail. i'm particular -- i'm curious of your particular situation as you described in your testimony, written and oral. is the v.a. following up with you after this fact and termed, yes, this is where we failed in this system? i see a number of things that, obviously, electronic medical records didn't happen. and i'll have a follow-up question for mr. minney about other -- [inaudible] did v.a. ever contact you after this or after your testimony saying, hey, this is where we failed, this is the doctor, this is where the system failed for you? >> no. no one ever from, that i can recall, explained to me where the failure occurred or held themselves accountable. >> uh-huh. >> or provided an apology. i've stuck with the v.a., and i've had great medical care and met and became friends with a lot of medical professionals within the v.a. but the sy

federer showing off against australia's i'm going to mispronounce his name.ronounce it. >> matasevic. roger returns a long shot between his legs, check this out. hits his opponent in the back. jordan impressed with the shot. federer wins to go onto the 2nd rond on his quest for his sixth u.s. open title in 18th major overall. >> it was a michael jordan. >> that was it. during the match. >> yes, the guy was really sure it was a a winner, huh? >> yeah, he didn't bother to pay attention. then he, look at it. watch. >> but then what does he think is happening? he doesn't even look surprised when he gets hit. that's bizarre. >> let's look at the stocks to watch. >> facebook downgraded to future tral. facebook will begin to face valuation head winds next year. maybe when the fed starts tightening, if they ever do. smith and wesson shy of consensus, the company lowering the outlook for the year because of iinventories. >> so 'people bought so many guns for so long. you think there has to be a pull back in sales. >> tivo earnings topped consensus, prescription levels

then i had the opportunity to read recently, and i may mispronounce his name, "lincoln's rise to greatness." and peter process couple, our deputy whip, put together a group of about 15 of us, and he gave us all the book. so i got the book for free, autographed. but i was just -- lincoln's always been a compelling figure, i think, for any politician and any american really. i think he's just the greatest president at the most critical time in the country's history. and i love the way, you know, his political skills, you know, had so much to do with holding the country together. and holding his party together, you know? just i think there's probably a lot of lessons. this was a republican majority in the 1860s that had never been the majority before. so you have a new president, but also a new majority in the senate, a new majority in the house. not a single person had been, you know, palate of a republican -- part of a republican majority. so how do you act, how do you relate, what are the appropriate balance between presidential power and legislative oversight in a critical situation? and

if you think i am mispronouncing, i'm not. i said $80,000. he's doing it for a reason. proceeds help benefit the children's wish foundation, an organization that improves the lives of children. his name, sam sung, he works for apple. it's ironic. >> i'm waiting to hear the winning bidder is microsoft. >>> bargain hunters have their eyes on back-to-school sales. you may be surprised what else you can get. >> we love bargains. first, these messages. >>> hi, everyone, good morning to you, it is 7:26 on this saturday, august 9th. i'm angie goss, it was a violent night in d.c. police investigating two shootings. the first was on 2nd street in todd place in northeast washington. we're told four men were shot around midnight, all four survived. we're working now to find out what led to the shooting. >>> d.c. police on the lookout for the man responsible for a deadly shooting on quebec place northwest. just off georgia avenue. one man was shot and killed around 11:30 last night. police are not releasing the name of the victim. >>> if you were driving in southeast d.c. this week