el profesor mooney les da ese empuje. sot/4:48 mooney says: you're falling behind." pero tambien los anima para pero tambien los anima para que se sobresalgan. sot/12:01 mooney says: es muy importante para mi, para la community, la comunidad." 15:36 lopez says: este programa ha tenido mucho éxito." el doctor david lopez es miembro de la mesa directiva de la agencia silicon valley chldren's fund., el programa rise de la agencia le presta apoyo a los ninos de crianza para asegurar que no fallen en su educacion. esa es una de las razones por

el profesor mooney les da ese empuje. sot/4:48 mooney says: you're falling behind."o tambien los anima para que se sobresalgan. sot/12:01 mooney says: es muy importante para mi, para la community, la comunidad." 15:36 lopez says: este programa ha tenido mucho éxito." el doctor david lopez es miembro de la mesa directiva de la agencia silicon valley chldren's fund., el programa rise de la agencia le presta apoyo a los ninos de crianza para asegurar que no fallen en su educacion. esa es una de las razones por las cuales "rise" recibio una beca de 25-mil dolares del programa 21st century solutions de nbc universal. sot/15:54 lopez says: los estudiantes se encuentran con personas como el maestro mooney, que tiene mucho conocimiento, pero también tiene altas expectativas." adriana jaquez es tutora de los ninos de crianza. sot/29:10 con tal que ellos no usen eso como excusa, tiene la posibilidad de que puedan hacer cualquier cosa." se estima que en el condado de santa clara hubo mas de 1200 ninos de crianza el ano pasado. el doctor lopez dice que las escuelas tradicionales

---el anciano fue hospitalizado y ayud a las autoridades a dar con el paradero de mooney...vamos a la pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. vo ---una nueva propuesta podra ayudar a ms personas de bajos recursos a obtener un titulo universitario.. la valiosa informacin en solo minutos.. lucrecia tz acion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 84 la bahia sur tenemos: 87 la bahia este tenemos : 80 la costa tenemos: 68 los valles tenemos: 88 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 57 la bahia sur tenemos: 59 la bahia este tenemos : 59 la costa tenemos: 58 los valles tenemos: 60 ============

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i'm security officer with mooney started in 1998 and also a member and our brothers and sisters are here please stand up we want to thank you for listening to our concerns and working with us to make sure that our standards are preserved for the future for the last decade we've been fighting to raise the standards of security and having a working wage to support our families and we like to thank you for that >> thank you. thank you we're glad our colleagues are here as well >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. good afternoon. my name is it paulette i'm also a member of s lc i u the workers west i currently work at two muni sites when i enjoy very much i want to take the time to thank mta director reiskin for listening to our concerns because it's difficult to live live in san francisco i make $14 an hour and it's not easy having 4 day's work, however, i appreciate the mta listening to our concerns >> thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names) mary will be the last speaker. >> good afternoon, sir. >> thank you for having me, i'm harvey i'm an armed security officer wor

mooney's class with children he believes are going to make it. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> all made possible by 21st century solutions, a group providing grants. the program gives $50,000 grants to non-profits that come up with new and innovative ideas. if you want to apply, go to our website and look for the 21st century solutions link. >>> if you thought it was hot outside, you're right. we tied for a record for the year. >> dangerously hot across parts of the bay area. this now makes our ninth day at 90 degrees or hotter. pleasanton hit 106 today. we also had 107 at apartmentioc. san ramon at 100. and we had the cooling westerly wind for parts of the bay. 94 in san jose, palo alto, 88, oakland 79 and a little chill in the air in san francisco with 68 degrees. the wind at the coastline is pushing the cool pacific air right in the bay. north bay, 76 right now, real nice evening coming our way. winds out of the west at 12 in san francisco. that may also help to produce some drizzle tonight with stronger wind. humidity increasing throug

the city i had a woman say the other day she would not be staying for another price my people use mooney show them how to use the next bus application i think a that's more than a connoisseur at the hotel i think it's a special market and need a way to preserve it thank you. >> hello, i'm sarah i live in presidio heights i'm here in supporting home sharing i'm not going to read the whole essay i'm sure you're tired the bottom lines of my questioning requests i am in favor favoring of they're being a license so, now i am working with air b and b i'd like to have a legal status and pay taxes payroll it's hard to do that it's my first request and the seconds the public register is a great idea i don't want strangers to see photos inside my house it so you would a problem. i would like to feel the control of my own home it would be nice to do when i wanted to do in my own home i'm not sure if 90 days is long enough and i also think that tenants should be required to have landlords permission to share their spaces and i'm in favor its been an amazing experience i've only down or done it for t

vo --un anciano de 85 aÑos de edad se encuentra hospitalizado tras ser golpeado por "sean patrick mooneyÑero de apartamento. --segun la policia de morgan hill, ayer en la noche. el joven de 24 aÑos, luego de robarle dinero para comprar drogas, golpeo al anciano dejandolo inconciente en el apartamento ubicado en la cuadra 200 al oeste de la avenida "dunne". --la policia logro la captura del agresor. cesar --una mancha de aceite causo estragos esta maÑana en una de las mas concurridas autopistas. vo --en los altos, dos carriles de la autopista 280 a la altura de la salida dela avenida "magdalena" quedaron bloqueados luego que un auto se volco cuando se deslizo por una mancha de aceite en el pavimento. --la patrulla de caminos reporto a una persona herida en el accidente. vo ---hoy se presento en corte por primera vez, la tia de una niÑa de dos aÑos que murio atropellada en una calle de san francisco y que presenta cargos por poner en peligro la vida de un menor... ---el viernes por la noche "loreysha gage" de 25 aÑos cruzaba la mision entre las calles cuarta y quinta , cuando a la niÑa de

paul mooney, a reporter who had been based in beijing and had reported critically on china for the scmpoured his contract wasn't renewed. he concluded his kind of reporting was no longer welcome at the paper. >> lee wang yang openly criticized the central government since theents in tiananmen square in 1999. he died in what looked like suicide. people here in hong kong were really concerned about this. many chinese language newspapers. on the coverage of the south china morning post was very limited. it was relegated to the news brief section. this made many wonder if the south china morning post editorial approach has changed with regards to human rights issues in china. the scmp went public. may when e-mails between alex price, a sub editor were allegedly leaked. a story, it made for interesting reading in june, 2012, in response stoan article in the wall street journal asia edition, wong said, quote, i totally reject the accusations made against me saying i act as a sensor that is totally out of line and totally unquote. go beyond the south china morning post and point to deep keping

mooney responded by hitting him or shoving him to the ground. elderly victim is hospitalized with injuries. >>> could a wrinkle treatment help battle stomach cancer? some researchers in norway believe so. they found botox injections in mice have stopped tumors from growing. botox may also be useful in other cancers, as well. it is yet to be tested on humans. scientists say there's still a long way to go before this could be considered a viable treatment. >>> if you can't find your ipad, your cell phone, or your jewelry if you traveled lately, it may be one of thousands of items left at an airport. the tsa says travelers leave hundreds of items every week at security checkpoints. many eventually reunited with their owners. tsa agents say there's easy ways to make sure you don't lose them in the first place. >> quite simple, if passengers would take the time to tape their business card to their laptop, that would help the 907 passengers that lost laptops just this year. tape your business card to the back of the cell phone. don't take off small je

bright obviously and i mean how you meet we were set up on a blind date through our mutual friend bill mooney who played little will robinson on lost in space. and it was a it was a nice meeting because we both met at a time when neither one of us had a lot of free time i was getting ready to put out an album she was working as an executive and we couldn't figure out a time to have a date but we talked on the phone late at night for a couple weeks you know before our first date and we got to really really know each other just by talking over the phone and so by the time we actually met i didn't even know what she looked like i had a severe crush on her because i just got to know her from her personality. what kind of dad are you i like them a good dad i mean was your daughter the thing go for you do for a living i haven't told her yet but i know of course you know that she's she's very grounded she's she doesn't roll arise and she doesn't go gaga over it i mean she just it's just what dad does for a living you know and she's accepted it and she's a fan i mean you know she's always enjoyed wat

they had a spacecraft orbiting the mooney understand for five years.some of the pretty cool things we've learned from this particular mission? >> that's right, when you look up at the moon this weaken, think about the spacecraft we have up there, orbiting the moon right now called rlo, it is doing things like measuring the temperature of the moon, seeing the coldest temperatures in the solar system, it is looking at craters, actually piecing together the history of the moon. here is a mountain, see this little rock on top of the mountain there. that little rock is actually the size after large football stadium. so there is this spectacular terrain, learning a lot about the history of our solar system. moon 4 billion years ago, when lots of things collided together. and it has remained relatively un changed un like the earth, no atmosphere to erase of the records of this crate egg. here you see animation of these dramatic giant impacts that form the moon. and even today, we still see the occasional crater being formed. so, there is a lot of about the hi

mooney's class with children he believes are going to make it.bc bay area news. >>> how one man owes his life to getting pulled over by police. plus, the rare whale fossil finally headed to a museum after being discovered in a southern california backyard decades ago. >>> it took more than 30 years to dig out. now a rare fossil is headed for a museum. the 16 million-year-old fossil is from southern california. it was found in a 1,000 pound rock in a backyard. it was first discovered in 1978 by gary johnson whose parents still live. there he said he tried digging up the fossil as a young boy. >> that summer i spent with a hammer and a screw driver which is a big no-no. and i chipped the shale that was attached to the fossil bone. away from it. and i exposed the bone. i noticed that it did have that pattern on the side but i didn't know what it was. >> johnson recently contacted the natural history museum after heard about another whale fossil being found in the same neighborhood. interesting neighborhood. the museum plans to use it for research. >

of the young scientists who don't have the courage to speak up, joe bastardi, jennifer, sebastian mooney, they're all here. but one thing that jumps out at me about this ageism -- how is it that folks who have been working in this field their entire lives, if you've put in 10, 20, 30, 40 years of experience, all of a sudden all that experience, not only is it worth nothing, it's a negative. it has nothing to do with age, it has to do with experience. you have some folks who i mentioned who have been working in the field for a long time. when you pull together that experience, it teals you something. joe bastardi, as he was mentioning the hurricanes in 38 and 44, he was mentioning in times past in, the early 20th century in different phases, that wasn't just preparation for his talk. talk to him. he'll be reeling them off the top of his head. he knows his history. he has experience. he can put all these so-called alarms in proper context. that's why the folks who are skeptics look at this and say, wait a minute. we've come across this before. we came across this with the global cooling sc

of the young scientists who don't have the courage to speak up, joe bastardi, jennifer, sebastian mooney, they're all here. but one thing that jumps out at me about this ageism -- how is it that folks who have been working in this field their entire lives, if you've put in 10, 20, 30, 40 years of experience, all of a sudden all that experience, not only is it worth nothing, it's a negative. it has nothing to do with age, it has to do with experience. you have some folks who i mentioned who have been working in the field for a long time. when you pull together that experience, it teals you something. joe bastardi, as he was mentioning the hurricanes in 38 and 44, he was mentioning in times past in, the early 20th century in different phases, that wasn't just preparation for his talk. talk to him. he'll be reeling them off the top of his head. he knows his history. he has experience. he can put all these so-called alarms in proper context. that's why the folks who are skeptics look at this and say, wait a minute. we've come across this before. we came across this with the global cooling sc