finally naomi lets go of the boat. then she disappears into the white froth. >> and i just wait and i watched. and nothing came up. and then about 40 feet past me, all of a sudden she pops back up in the water. and at that point she's moving so fast, she's gone so far past me that i can't even throw my rope. >> naomi surfaces far beyond the last person standing on the river banks with throw rope. and everyone knows they have to act now. only 50 yards downstream is another set of dangerous rapids and a huge drop. naomi, who has taken a beating in the cold water, has little left in her. >> she's not swimming like any of the other people who came out. they swam like hell. so she has no energy left. she just rolled like a rag doll. it was really frightening to watch because that's a person who's really almost unable to save themselves now. >> it's going to take an incredible throw to save her. >> the chances of that last guy being able to throw that bag and hit her with a throw that she could grab was a million to one. but

clarence jones is here tonight, but also many other leaders reflected in our city administrator naomi kelly. in our san francisco commissioners including joe marshall, michelle davis, and susan christian from her human rights commission. who you later here this evening, and also of course, again, don to zia and jennifer to peter for their great work. one of the highlights i have in my own personal history is that moment where i was serving as the director of the human rights commission, and i went to mayor willie brown at the time. it again i indicated to him that, yes, i've had many years of advocacy on behalf of people but i really wanted to do something more direct. so he asked me what was that. i want to get into the real business

naomi is unique. naomi is a supermodel. iman.on that was never offered the editor in chiefship. i hit the glass ceiling and stayed there. >> i must say this. we're out of time, but i have to say this. i love reading about you and i love how you tell the story that you got your sense of fashion growing up in north carolina and people were maids and doing domestic work, but they got their best fashion on sunday. >> best fashion. church clothes. church clothes were the richest, most important in my life. >> i love that story you tell no matter how huge you become, you go back to your roots and say this is where it came from. amazing. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> happy to be with you. it's an honor. >> thank you for being with us. andre leon talley. thank you so much. >>> coming up, everyone is still talking about our apollo special. my response is coming. reply is ahead. [ male announcer ] a new test with pluggable febreze. we rented this resort, hid smelly objects all over each villa and plugged in febreze. then real people were

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and i'd like to invite the city administrator for the city and county of san francisco naomi kelly toard. (applause) >> good evening, everyone. thank you for coming out this evening. it is my honor to just thank all of you and all of the award winners for all of the great work that you do in the community. you are the nuts and bolts of san francisco. you are what makes us resilient, which makes us -- which gives us character. and, so, we appreciate all of you. these awards are important and they're an important opportunity for all of us at city hall to make a moment and salute the people and organizations that work hard every day to make our neighborhoods the very best that they are. so, i have the distinct pleasure to introduce one of my most favorite people, city employees here in san francisco. y'all just heard from mr. clean, and that's who we affectionally call the director of dpw mohammed nuru. and he has a right hand and that right hand, her name is sandra zanega. it doesn't matter what neighborhood you're in, you can call either one of them and they will tell you what's going

thank you naomi. a couple acknowledgments. i want to several members of the city family were here this evening. we want to acknowledge them on the human rights commission, and that wave your hand. thank you. >> [applause] >> michael sweet the commission chair, human rights commission. thank you >> [applause] >> and this this lady sitting next to me years on the police commission and i was her vice president a couple times. she was the director of human rights commission, theresa sparks. >> [applause] >> dir. of the southeast community facility where is he? there he is. >> [applause] >> i think i don't know where rhonda is where is rhonda? ishii requested i will save him to the end. he's either first or last. i have got to say this lady right here san francisco robin swick is with us this evening. >> [applause] >> and when i say this name people stand wave and we all know who the former it's hard to say farmer, mayor willie brown. >> [applause] >> i have been around the university for a long time. too long. what has been too lo

"naomi, leave moab and go back to bethlehem." jesus instructed the disciples, when you go into a place, a city, and you enter a home, test and qualify that home for your anointing and for your blessing through honor. and if that family and that house does not show you honor, take the blessing that's on you out of that place... and go where you'll be celebrated instead of tolerated." the law of place. a great pastor in dallas pastored about two hours from dallas and failed miserably, he told me. moved to dallas and exploded. he said, "mike, i am convinced that there is a place where the blessing of god is on your life." there's a place you belong. there's a place you don't belong. they brought some fish to my property. i have seven fish ponds, and they were putting some fish in some of my ponds. they had laid them on the grassy slope. and i was looking at them, and you watch fish -- and i thought, "boy, fish... they're stupid, aren't they? look... they're stupid. can't walk, can't talk, can't fly... can't -- huh. fish." then i dro

naomi praised dvf and others for their efforts. mad. >> thank you, juju. >>> time for the new series. it's a special one. it's "gma" -- give me a u. >> g-m-a-u. >> we're going back to cloolleg. i would love to. we're having a national pep rally. institu students rise up. each of us putting ourselves in the hot seat. george, yours is warm today. >> such a long time ago, i with barely remember. columbia university. right here in new york. 1978. jimmy carter was president. disco was king. and i was leaving bucolic suburban cleveland for the glamorous streets of manhattan. it was scary but thrilling. that's what was great about it. for four years, columbia university was my home. it's changed so much since then. so much is like i remember. the library, my favorite pizza joint. i can't believe it's still there. great, great pizza. the hungarian pastry shop. "animal house" was the hot summer movie when i started school. >> nothing? >> not exactly my style. i did pledge a frat my first few weeks. perhaps because i had seen "animal house"

i'm going to call out their names, naomi jones, addison and rachel brooks. let's give them a round of applause. they have done a fabulous job for all of us. i wish you could all see the beautiful panels. when i talk about the community ownership. one of the highlights you will see is the culture and the history that is reflected on these art panels. we have an amazing architectural team that uses the history center for this library and it's reflected there to help us celebrate what a beautiful community this is and it captures the spirit, captures the identity of what the bay view neighborhood is all about. i want to take a moment to acknowledge the architectural team from tom and associates, we have nick homg , carry, thank you for the fabulous work. that is the dream team as i call it that made it en ppworking hand in hand with the community. with that i would like to now introduce, i see that our supervisor is still not here. our board president is here. david chew. i now you have a wonderful opportunity throughout the day with chinese new years. >> thank

(sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic...slurping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) >>> the high flying world of superhero. >> marvels, agents of shield takes you into the organization, tracking down the super powers. we have a sneak peek. >> the whole world is in on the action. >> reporter: it picks up where the avengers left off. >> all the things they've been keeping secret, they're a bet out of the bag. >> reporter: while you won't see robert downy, jr. in his ironman costume, he leaves his team of agents. >> i know he was killed in action. welcome to level seven. >> who's that? >> a lot of deep emotion drama but it is an add venture story. >> reporter: he wrote and created the avengers, the third highest grossing film of all time and has been working on the next avengers film leading up to shield's tv premiere. >> i have to pinch myself every day onset. >> reporter: most of the stars said they read comic books growi

(sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic...slurping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) downtown blare, loren cook is from. there she gets beautiful next weekend. mike will have a detailed look at the forecast coming up in four minutes. >>> this weekend, in parkville, off chance to see something you have probably never seen before. world champion drifter vaughn, is performing live. >> if you don't know what drifting is, don't worry. we are about to show you. jamie costello is at bob davidson ford to explain it all. you are not in the car this time. >> he asked for a set of wheels, we are on the go. you can't stay with the tires all day. >> jamie, tomorrow, vaughn is expected to go over 900,000 miles really of tire usage, in 10:00 to 2:00. we are going to burn up a lot of tires, and starting on first of october we will have the biggest tire event of the year here at bob davidson ford lincoln. >> tomorrow he will be here from

(sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic...ping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) >>>> hello, everybody. >>>> hello, everybody. >>> hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. this is "right this minute." >> a woman think the truck will stop for her. >> a woman's german shepard comes to the rescue. now dad reveals the story behind the video going crazy viral. >> some folks set up a security camera and -- >> this is what they captured. >> what cops say this guy was about to do. plus the wednesday buzz word for your shot at an ipad mini and an internet prankster gets into it with stevo. must be fake, right? why the cops weren't in on the joke. >> holy moly, that's crazy. >> keep an eye on these pedestrians. they are on a crosswalk. there is an older lady. >> oh, no, no, no. >> she's not fast enough and ends up getting -- >> oh, stop! >> it does not stop. >> no! >> i don't want to see it! >> that was bad. >> it stops just in time to

is a mayor who said you've got to get us from here to there and i'll get you over the bump that and naomi is a great chief officer and if this is what the mayor wants it happens and we get a little bit lucky and we catch suzy on our team and jean harris and the next thing we know we get lee and susan group and it happens for the first time ever in the state of california that the cops are going to have those on the beat which can't even appreciate it the fact they have the pictures and the police reports have the voice of the victims and the attachment literally of a movie and scene it's all good. i'll speak to the ability you have a hard intoxicate even you have to have to have both things to get access to the dies and we can't access anyone else's negligence because we worry about privacy rights. this is a law enforcement tool as the attorney general spoke to. in 1920s we have one way radios and now you wouldn't be able to match this new technology. if you have technical questions we have technical people and we have phones over there if you want >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the f

. >> item 51 is a motion appointing naomi to the entertainment empathies. >> colleagues supervisor wiener. i just want to say how great it is we're able to reappoint her to the entertainment commission. we appointed her last year she brings a strong public height to the empathies commission. it looks like she might move out of the city but i'm very, very happy she's going to be on the commission and a colleagues the last item being unanimously can we take this same house, same call >> we've completed all our special orders why don't we go to item 62 and this was considered on thursday and forwarded to the board as a committee report. it's a resolution to determine the type of 21 off sale general license to tenth street to the wine will be serviced for the night of the city >> colleagues same house, same call? item 63. >> it was considered by the land use committee on monday and was forwarded to the board as the committee report as a new title granting the revokeable title to the right-of-way to construct and maintain infrastructure for hospital operations at 825 jackson street. >> same ho

(sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic...slurping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) >> lulu: it's not working. shh, shh, shh, shh, shh. >> dante: why don't you try and be a little less violent about it? maybe slower and more gentle. >> lulu: i've read the books. this is gentle rocking. gentle rocking right here. [ both sigh ] >> dante: all right, maybe she needs to have her bum changed. >> lulu: oh, thank you, dr. spock. i already checked that. [ sighs ] maybe she's hungry. >> dante: i gave her a bottle already. there's no way she could be that hungry. >> lulu: yeah, yeah. if she has her father's appetite. [ connie crying ] [ ringtone plays ] >> maxie: yes, ellie, i know you always check the door like a million times, but i'm pretty sure i locked it. [ doorknob rattling ] get out! >> aah! ow! [ door slams ] >> maxie: spinelli! >> silas: what do you think? >> sam: i think -- i think he looks beautiful. >> silas: he is bea

(sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic...slurping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) >>> more than 60 people killed and dozens missing following that deadly attack at a shopping mall in kenya after gunfire and explosions were heard, the scene was finally secured. we have more on the search for more victims. >> reporter: expensians now observing the first of three national days of mourning, remembering the dozens of innocent lives taken by terrorists at the mall in nairobi. some of the bodies are still. there forensic teams scouring the area for the buried. many being claimed by loved ones. some of the more than 1,000 people who were in the mall when the attack began saturday are sharing their survival stories,s this man coming face to face with one of the gunman. >> i said, yes, she is. he said ask her to cover up, and then he pointed the gun. >> reporter: 19-year-old darkis hid under suitcases for hours, her brother said

now, naomi, first, she's a mother-in-law. that's quite an experience.ly unforgettable. she changed her name. remember that? she changed her name. "don't call me 'pleasant one,' any more. call me 'miss bitter.'" she went to the courthouse and changed her name. "call me 'miss bitter.'" but ruth saw past the hard crust. she was bitter. her two sons had died. her husband had died. she had nothing left and she's embittered. but ruth, saw her future in that relationship. and she said, "i'm not interested in being your parasite. i'm interested in being a protege." a parasite wants what's in your hand, but a protege wants what's in your heart. the law of servanthood. i've written a book, and i wanna share it with you, there at your house, and i want you to take a pen, and i want you to write seven laws down. seven. and i'd like for you to teach them, because they're really, very powerful. there are 7 laws you must honor to have uncommon success. seven laws you must honor. now the reason these laws are so important is because these laws will decide the flow of f

without too much further delay, i do want to acknowledge a few more people, our city administrator, naomi kelly. [ applause ] as i would like to call it my partner in public safety, sir, thank you for being here. city engineer is with us. from the department of emergency management along with other people from the department of emergency management and i'm introducing all of these people because it wasn't just the fire department alone. it took a lot of work from the department of technology to the department of city planning, i saw brian strong here early and ken rich from the mayor's office. a whole host anwe have john green who is our department captain, who earlier this morning gave a very special blessing upstairs in the dining facility to all the members at station 1 and for blessing this building and all the work done here. few other folks that i would like to acknowledge, local 798, the men and women presented by tom o'connor behind me, thank you, tom. as well as some of his members of the executive board here, thanks very much to local 798. there is two retired deputies here. i h

(sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic...slurping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, terror in the shopping mall. the race to take back that giant mall from terrorists in kenya. parents running with their children. people finding amazing places to hide and back in america, a training tape as police are preparing near you. >>> fighting the flu. a possible breakthrough. what you should ask your doctor in the next visit. >>> and theard around the world a comedian trucking nerve. put down the cell phone and reconnect with one another. >> i'm getting sad. got to get the phone and write "hi" to like 50 people. >>> a good evening to all of you on this monday night. as we come on the air an incredible drama is still unfolding at a shopping mall taken over by terrorists in kenya. it happened in the city of nairobi, the kind of mall familiar to all of us. filled with stores and restaurants. doz

tepco president naomi hirose says his company delayed the construction of underground walls around damaged reactors because other work was given priority. the walls are designed to block any leakage of contaminated water. hirose testified on friday at a lower house committee meeting ld to discuss the problem of massive groundwater contamination at the facility. he admitted tepco was aware at an early stage that radioactive water was leaking into the sea. three months after the nuclear accident, the utility decided to build underground walls around the reactor buildings. when asked why tepco officials did not pursue the plan, hirose said they had to deal with many hot spots of radiation as well as contaminated debris. hirose said the government and tepco initially decided to build underground walls near the sea instead of around the reactor buildings. the seaside walls were built by solidifying an embankment with chemicals. the current plan calls for building walls around the reactors by freezing the soil, which is unprecedented in scale and cost. >>> u.s. president barack obama says he's s

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. >>> naomi watts looked stunning as she walked the red carpet for the world premiere of "diana" in london. she plays princess di in the biopic which tells the story of a whirlwind romance between diana and a pakistani surgeon. >>> the oscar goes to angelina jolie. she's been selected to receive the governor's award. she along with angela lansbury, steve martin and piero tosi will receive the honorary statues for their bodies of work and philanthropy. >>> betty white can add guinness world record holder to her tremendous resume. the golden girl's 74 years in the business has earned her the record for longest female television career. love betty white. all right. >>> and tom hiddleston, best known for playing loki in "the avengers" and thor plays a nice guy on "sesame street." the actcor dangled a chocolate treat in front of the cookie monster to teach a lesson about delayed gratification. ♪ >>> we're going to be singing that song all day now. thanks, guys. according to billboard, robin thicke's hit song "blurred lines" was a tune heard most at barbecues and beaches all summer long. roundin

. >> this dress is actually one that naomi watts wore. >> reporter: emmy rossum chose a similar printn while shopping. >> they work with your body so well and work for a lot of different occasions. >> reporter: now we're teaming up with simon neen, banana republic's creative director, who's showing us how to wear one dress three ways. >> the trend has really picked up here in this print. wearing it with the gorgeous woven leather and gold necklace. >> reporter: pile on the arm candy. grab a clutch and you're good to go. for the girl on the go. >> i love a great trench coat. gorgeous double bregsed and wonderful feminine detail. we're showing it here with double bag look. so for work, we put together the look with a blazer. and this is a white cotton blazer. always looks a lot fresher for the ovs. >> reporter: see more of the collection at extratv.com. >>>nd now a little taste of beverly hills. here's terri. this is a very exciting time for the four seasons here in beverly hills. new chef, chef messa. >> reporter: and she's adding her own personal healthy touch to the modern menu. >> h

the company's president naomi hirose is named in the suit. the plaintiffs accuse him of failing to take adequate protection measures because of the high cost. they say tepco's management approach didn't change even after the nuclear accident. tepco officials declined to comment. >>> the president of japan's olympic committee says tokyo is safe enough to host a 2020 summer games. tzunekazu takeda has sent a letter to all other members of the international olympic committee, assuring them that radiation levels in the air and water in tokyo are normal. he was responding to concerns that some of the water of fukushima daiichi reached the pacific ocean. meanwhile, experts from the nuclear regulators are looking for active faults beneath other power plants. they're currently visiting the plant in northern japan to conduct a second on-site survey. the officials are examining distortions in the earth near faults that run underneath the compound. they believe two of them may still be active. plant operator, tohoku power company, says it has new data t

tepco head naomi i had row say wants approval for a government safety check to reactors. the two men met on wednesday. in july, izumida criticized tepco for pushing ahead with the safety checks without local consent. he accused them of trying to install vents at the plant without informing the authority. hirose took a pile of documents to wednesday's meeting. the documents detailed the modifications being done at kashiwazaki kariwa to meet stringent new safety guidelines. >> translator: please take these documents to allow the installation of filter vents at the plant. >> the governor refused to take the documents in july. he accepted them this time but still showed he would be no pushover. >> translator: i've asked this question before and i'll ask it again. which is more important for tepco, money or safety? >> hirose says, naturally enough, safety. struggling tepco is desperate to restart the number 6 and number 7 reactors of the seven reactor facility, but first they have to be screened under the government's tough new safety guidelines. governor izumida has questione

. >> reporter: naomi watts hit london's red carpet like royalty for the world premiere of "diana."s of wales in the new movie. >> it's the biggest risk one could possibly take and a huge challenge. >> reporter: the controversial film seems to portrays the last two years of princess die a nachlt it depicts diana and land miles and a secret love affair with dr. hasnat can. >> a lot of people didn't know about the love story between her and dr. hasnat khan. >> when you fall in love, you keep going despite the warning lights. >> reporter: their relationship report reportedly ended shortly before she died in a 1997 car crash along with boyfriend dodi fayed. the real one denied it and said it's based on gossip. he calls it a dramatic interpretation. >> perhaps i can show you around. i would adore that. >> reporter: diana's sons are only portrayed in one short scene. >> i'm absolutely certain william and harry would never watch this film because it would be incredibly hurtful. >> reporter: critics may accuse movie makers of cashing in on dinah's memory, but watts says she hopes the film w

(sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic...slurping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) >> welcome back. 62 degrees downtown. it is much warmer in the city than the suburbs. most likely upper 40s and the low 50's in the suburbs. i want to show you the satellite. we see some clouds moving in from the south. there is a storm passing south of us. we see some showers popping up on hd doppler. that will not be able to move in because high pressure is blocking it. this will be the dominating factor in our weather again today. there will still be heavy rain in florida. it will not affect us other than those high clouds. temperatures this morning, a wide range. 41 in frederick. 51 in chestertown. a mix of clouds and sun. it should turn out to be another nice day. 57.rise this morning at 6: the weather is not going to change much over the next few days with temperatures in the low to mid 70's. a storm will develop off the coast. we a

(sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic...slurping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) >> it is the case of the missing tortoise. her pet went missing a month ago and still no signs of it. a tortoise who weighs more than 100 pounds just disappear? that tortoises can live much longer than humans. do they have any idea? >> alexandra has a few ideas about what happened. she just wants him home. the winter is coming and she is really concerned. tortley.s he weighs more than 100 pounds and he has lived his whole life in her backyard. >> he was very easy to summon. i would feed him with my hands. very nice personality. >> they even converted their garage into a shelter for him. always friendly and gentle. >> he is not aggressive. lawnmower tohe look like a beautiful tortoise. family returned from vacation, and he was missing. she started a facebook page to help find him. a month later, he still has not turned up. in the last 20 y

thank you naomi. a couple acknowledgments. i want to several members of the city family were here this evening. we want to acknowledge them on the human rights commission, and that wave your hand. thank you. >> [applause] >> michael sweet the commission chair, human rights commission. thank you >> [applause] >> and this this lady sitting next to me years on the police commission and i was her vice president a couple times. she was the director of human rights commission, theresa sparks. >> [applause] >> dir. of the so

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> naomi shihab nye was born four years after her father's palestinian family lost their homem. she grew up, she said, with a very strong sense of exile. her home is san antonio, texas. she's written or edited 30 books, including two collections of poems from the middle east. >> this is completely a found poem. i didn't make any of these lines up. my son said them all when he was two and three. i copied down thousands of things he said. but i love what william stafford used to say when somebody asked him, "when did you become a poet?" he said, "that's not really the right question. the question is, when did you stop being a poet?" we're all poets when we're little, and some of us just try to keep up the habit. so anyway, this is one boy told me. music lives inside my legs. it's coming out when i talk. i'm going to send my valentines to people you don't even know. oatmeal cookies make my throat gallop. grown-ups keep their feet on the ground when they swing. i hate that. is it true that all metal was liquid first? i said, "yeah, kind of, molten metal." does that mean if we boug

naomi watts stars as the late princess and neveen andrews plays the role of her lover. many film critics are slamming this movie. it's set to open in theaters november 1. >> katie couric says she's looking forward to a big year for her talk show beginning season two on monday. >> it's been quite a run recently for couric not only professionally but personally. last weekend her boyfriend plop yosed to her during a walk on the beach. >> he told me all the reasons he brought me there, he loved me and wanted to spend my life with me and i still didn't get it. i guess i must be not the sharpest tool in the shed. he said to me, couric, i'm trying to propose. >> she accepted. you can catch the premier monday at 3:00 here on abc 7. >> you probably heard about twerking. >> yes. we have an important tip for you if you're going to wall twerk stay away from doors. that is horrible. >> he she said she was ryeing to make a video to her bow friend when it turned into the epic twerking fail. she was not seriously injured but that is a candle she fell into. >> you can see it caught her