and expend and that's correct per diem pg&e for the contribution to the fund and the administrator naomi kelly for briefing me on the wonderful way to show off it is the jell system that will reduce the labor costs and it's energy efficient this $150,000 for 40 from pg&e do you know what the total cost of the lighting system the other projects canoeing the documentary film. >> yes. good morning supervisor naomi kelly the led project is estimated one million dollars as the digital installation is about $2 million because we're trying to do a permit installation on the temporary one and the documentary thirty minute document about $250,000 in excess we'll do a celebration gin 19 for everyone to come and just watch us light up the building. >> and how much of the funds will be from the private sector versus. >> about $1.8 million to $2 million from my capital budget in the department of real estate and the rest philanthropic dollars but all the money we raised specifically to the to the senior citizen annual celebration anything over $100000 we'll have to come back. >> it is exciting as we

but the woman, naomi, a river guide herself, is hanging on to the side of the raft. eric nugturn is particularly worried. naomi is his girlfriend at the time. >> if you want to figure out a way to drown, that's it. because you get a little bit of air, you get shoved to the bottom of the river, then you come up. and that's the most frightening part is, we know she's getting tired. we've seen her swimming. and she's tried to swim away from this raft a number of times and she just gets sucked right back to it. >> let go of the boat! >> john lane screams to her to let go of the boat. they need her to go downstream if there's going to be any chance of saving her. finally naomi lets go of the boat and 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

naomi kelly. >> good morning everyone. well, again this is just a thank you to all of you who are here today who are going to pick up and clean up and remove graffiti on our streets and i want to thank all of our sponsors so first off 76. thank you. starbucks. walgreens, nice water, the emerald fund, recology, the hilton, academy of arts university. pg&e. lesser cabs. sf clean city coalition. local 261. san francisco's unified school district. [cheers and applause] the housing authority. i saw barbara smith join. juvenile probation program. project 23 trial diversion program. the california department of corrections and rehabilitation. san francisco park alliance. united players. cyc. go care. zoo khai -- sorry. san francisco middle school. all right. [applause] [inaudible] elementary school. chinese newcomer service center. san francisco department of environment. and last but not least san francisco rec and park . [cheers and applause] back to muhammad. >> all right. a few more people who are in the house that we should

naomi choi-smith, cbs news, new york. >>> a-rod apologized again. he apologized to fans.he apologized for misstakes that led to my suspension. he wrote quote, i take full responsibilities for my actions and i accept the fact that many of you will not believe my apology or anything i say at this point. >>> this is what baseball fans have been waiting for. spring training. red sox players and equipment arrived in ft. myers yesterday. the official starting date for boston pitchers and catchers is friday. this is the "cbs morning news." ng news." ♪ dinner's just better when i've got my helper with me. and country crock melts in for the perfect mashed potatoes, every time. creamy texture and rich buttery taste. mmm, mmm welcome to crock country. these are our cats, wolf and bear. the cat hair is so constant, it's like it's growing out of the floor. it drives me crazy. can we do something about this? (doorbell) woah. it's a swiffer sweeper. it's working like a magnet. ohhh! shed all you like, wolf. ♪ >>> for the first time in decades the international cloud atlas is expected to

. >> naomi arrest good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> i'm a resident of 1049 for owner 15 years i want you to consider to you know consider the tenants have 1049 to continue to maintain the rent control as that is currently in place i speak on behalf of all the tenants of 1049 and the other tenants that are impacted by the evictions and illegal the different legal things that are going on we ask you vote yes on above the tenants thank you very much naomi and cooper next will be raymond and teresa. >> hi, i'm north america me i've been on market since 1998 in san francisco for thirty years worked 20 years in the after-school programs and 3 years in the preschool in chinatown and as a teacher i've seen a lot of teachers can't afford to live here families are struggling there are people that are moving out of town can't afford to raise the family in the city there's about 80 unit of prices that used to be affordable housing in our building i think for the good of the tenants here and also just for the future of san francisco we're losing our teachers we're losing our public servants and p

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. >>> new video, hot tempered naomi campbell attacks again. [ bleep ] >> her crazy new caught-on-camerace off, now on "extra." >>> tantrum queen naomi campbell explodes again. >> [ bleep ] >> why the super model just went berserk on tv news crew. >>> farewell to spock. remembering "star trek" legend, leonard nimoy. our final interview with nimoy and his beloved wife. >>> then, taylor, gaga, and katy, battling over the great dress debate. is this dress black and blue or white and gold? >> white and gold.

. >> tonight, the supermodel naomi campbell is apologizing after yet another run-in this time with ans cameraman. she was leaving a hotel in havana earlier today. campbell had refused to speak with the media. when she saw the camera, she hurried around her car and smacked the camera lens with her called nbc news to apologize. she said, quote in her words, it was all a big misunderstanding. >> mm-hmm. it happens. especially when you're a supermodel. what do you think? >> i think it's cold. >> you think it's cold? >> we're pulling out of this starting next week. that's what everybody wants to hear. they want spring weather. the robins are here. last time when it started snowing, i saw the canadian geese flying north. a little early, guys. snow season totals here we are. we've seen over two feet of snow out towards dulles thus far. national is seeing just over a foot and bwi just under. this is through the end of february. last year we saw another foot of snow and towards national. so we're not quite done with winter just yet. march can be a snowy month like last year. winds out of the s

i think naomi mentioned or maybe tracy, that was another prediction in the year 2000. climatologists said snow will be a thing of the past. i'm still waiting for that up in the boston area. here is the problem. if scientists can't predict the future, and it's like predicting the future of the stock market, it's almost impossible. every dollar you spend then to combat something you think is going to happen is wasted money. it's like saying put all your money right now in the hottest stock because it's going to keep going up forever. it's silliness. really, what all these scientists do, they want to keep their jobs like anyone else. they want to build a big power base. give me the million dollars because if you don't i'm not going to figure out this catastrophe. >> well, i am shoveling a lot of imagery snow. cashin. >> is president obama taking pc to a new level? tinsel town love "fifty shades of gray." time to call out the hypocrites. see you at 11:30. >> up here first the white house touting the economy and historically low gas prices. one problem consumers aren't buyi

. >> investigators say the cleany -- cleaning lady, who also goes by the name naomi, has other victims out there and if she ever stepped foot in your home, you are urged to do a good audit of your valuables. >> kevin, thank you. now to an interview you will only see here on abc 7. the survivor of a plane crash tells his harrowing story. jeff barnett was at the controls when his small plane went down near tipton airport sunday. he said the engine started to stutter and he had only seconds to react. the plane tipped and flipped but he and his passenger survived. >> luck played a rofmente i'd like to think that my superior piloting skills did, but it didn't. >> he spent five days in the hospital but says i can't wait to fly again. the passenger remains hospitalized >>> five students were taken away from paint branch high school in silver spring. four students were arrested in two big fights. a fifth was arrested, accused of asaw thing a police officer. the school was locked down for a short time this morning. police are not saying exactly what led up to the conflict there. >>> new at 11:0

emma naomi andrea amy, lindsay, mr. norton zach and the maestro of maestro, mr. michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife thank you very much for all. thank you. this award -- wait, wait. family time. >> my daughters are my reason. >> marianna, our dog larry. [ speaking foreign language ] >> announcer: please welcome oscar nominee oprah winfrey. >> before the crew is hired, before the actors are cast, before the sets are built or the cameras roll, there's just the writer and that spark. the anonymous moment of inspiration that gives first light to a story. and without that moment without the talent of these writers, we would have nothing to celebrate tonight. here are the nominees for best adapted screenplay. jason hall for "american sniper" based on the book by chris kyle with scott mcewen and jim defelice. graham moore for "the imitation game" based on the book "alan turing: the enigma" by andrew hod

emma naomi andrea amy, lindsay, mr. norton zach and the maestro of maestro, mr. michael keaton. we're making this film fly. without you guys we would not be here. james, the producer. i want to thank, obviously, the great support from new lee region sy region. all the people to thank. my kids my wife thank you very much for all. thank you. this award -- wait, wait. family time. >> my daughters are my reason. >> marianna, our dog larry. [ speaking foreign language ] >> announcer: please welcome oscar nominee oprah winfrey. >> before the crew is hired, before the actors are cast, before the sets are built or the cameras roll, there's just the writer and that spark. the anonymous moment of inspiration that gives first light to a story. and without that moment without the talent of these writers, we would have nothing to celebrate tonight. here are the nominees for best adapted screenplay. jason hall for "american sniper" based on the book by chris kyle with scott mcewen and jim defelice. graham moore for "the imitation game" based on the book "alan turing: the enigma" by andrew hod

try to serve san francisco neediest residents as the mayor likes he like the big issue led by the naomioup helped to identify the challenges that were faced by the housing authority and it also identified some of the opportunities that we in san francisco, california pull together to assist the housing authority and it's residents to have a safe descent sanitary housing to implement this work the mayor district automobile cities departments not only the housing and urban development to work with the housing authority to towards the goals of the revision he has committed city resources in excess of $50 million for just the rental system rehabilitation alone and committed the resources of the city to serve the needs of the residents on an ongoing basis and funded hope sf which has revitalized alice griffith and developed the financing plan to revitalize potrero and sunnyvale also (clapping) he is very committed to serving the housing needs of all san franciscans especially those lowest income residents in the city that needs the housing let me introduce to you a very special mayor mayor e

of the so-called flawed model is a major turn from the era of classic beauties like christie cindy, naomiels like that would not have been on the runway. because the definition of beauty was much narrower. there are models who are at the top of the industry who have a quirky look. carr dialin heavy eyebrows. i think there's room being made for women and for men who designers feel have an "it" factor that makes them compelling on the runway. >> reporter: is the fashion world having a moment of honesty? the ftlmoda featured wheelchairs. a male amputee to walk the runway. at the kerry hammer show actress jamie brewer made history as the first person with down syndrome to hit the catwalk. >> it changes the world. >> i think for designers who are always trying to push the edges of their creativity i think they're always searching for something that is different and something that will surprise us. we should celebrate the moment. but not necessarily assume that the moment is going to lead to a new era. >> i'm excited. it's going to be a very interesting show. >> reporter: across town we find 23

. >> this weekend we were at the fashion for relief and you teamed up with naomi campbell and others as well. what do you believe is the most critical message being lost in translation. i know a lot of people say the media, it's died down in the headlines, not talking about texas and atlanta. what's lost here? >> obviously, the instances of ebola are not as hot as they were in the fall. the key now is to get to zero cases in these countries. so for example, at naomi campbell's events, the models that wore t-shirts that said zero get to zero cases. paul allen is working with us now in delivering this message. we need to go beyond that and work in ways that support the health care infrastructure and delivery systems in these countries. we need to promote strength among the public sector. the issue is for example, there's an article that recently came out that sierra leone's government may have mismanaged money into ebola aid but it miss az larger point. 95% of the moneys that were delivered for ebola went to ngos and foreign agencies the national governments aren't receiving funds we t

that works on this (laughter) federal reserve the mayor's office the city administrators offers and naomi kelly is critical in the task force and the departments of all sort of lined up behind the mayors directive assist the housing authority i know tom from dbi and planning and dpw and the human resources we're all working targeted a common goal this is again, the whole notion that the housing authority are no longer a island in san francisco i want to thank the enterprise list and the other people we're working with the developers and the cohorts and thank our housing developers we're uniquely blessed in san francisco to have 5 eco system they've step up to the plate and it is continuing to be difficult they'll do it t and last but not least i want to thank my staff who have been working on this lydia and others who have been leading the charge (clapping.) again, thank you all we will all do this together and hopefully, all see each other in he 12 months for the groundbreaking for the first one or the completion of the late last - at this point we'll on the floor for questions. >> i hea

>> reporter: naomi king is psyched by the jaw-dropping plot twists fresh from the mind of shonda rhymes. the yale school of drama grad says the explosive scripts a kept under lock and key. >> super top secret. it had to be signed out. i get to the part where michaela pushes sam over the stairs. i screamed and literally flung my body against the wall. and i was like, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. no. there's no trophy involved i'm not the killer. >> reporter: it's not just violence. there's plenty of sexual impropriety as well. your character uses sex as power, wields it like a weapon. >> the writers did a wonderful job over the course of the season showing how conner continues to utilize sex as a tool. >> he has regrets? >> a lot of regret. i think he falls for oliver unexpectedly. >> reporter: after seducing oliver the two become an item. but conner's steamy sex scenes with other various conquests becomes a morality tale. it's highly mellow dramatic onscreen. behind the scenes the young actors know how to keep it light. >> share some high jinks behind the scenes. who for

naomi, a farmer in roberta georgia. both of them were able to benefit from greatly reduced premiums and are able to pay their bills at the same time, and susan has a wonderful story, a doctor in rural west virginia. not only are her and her sister able to bent from the affordable care act, but more importantly for her, patients she had been seeing for years that would forego critical treatments are now able to pay for the tests and medication they need to maintain their health. to the bottom line is that the affordable care act is not a distraction. the debate about making sure that every person in america is able to get basic high quality affordable health care is not somizee izebet. she is now able to finish college and plan her life, that is something that we should expect a country as wealthy as ours is providing to every citizen. the idea that we would even consider taking that away from regina tonia or suzanne's patients makes no sense. the good news is that we have over ten million people that have now signed up

. >> irene's younger cousin, naomi sigler. >> at that time, hispanics stayed on one side of town, anglosed on another side, and she kind of transcended that. >> she was gentle and sweet and beautiful. >> lynda de la vina is another cousin. >> she was really a role model, and to see how she had gone through college, was a teacher, was a beauty queen and yet was just a very sweet and simple person to us as children. >> but in 1960, the body of this inspiring woman was found face down in this canal. she was 25, the age for thinking about getting married and raising a family. >> she didn't have a life. irene never had that chance. >> irene garza lived in this house in what was a very nice neighborhood near downtown mcallen and remains so today. she lived here with her sister and parents. on the saturday before easter, she hopped in her car for a short, five-minute ride to her church. irene went to confession every saturday. >> she was highly religious. it was very, very important to her. >> on that april day in 1960, irene met with father john feit, a 27-year-old visiting priest. he had come

. >> reporter: naomi kelly was there when history was made. >> i remember that day, seeing many of myfriends out in the line and just taking them cups of coffee because people had come from all over the united states to get married that day. >> reporter: now 37 states recognize gay marriage. alabama is one of the hold outs where the final battle may be brewing before the u.s. supreme court decides the issue. the federal court has ruled gay marriage legal in alabama, but that state's chief justice roy moore ordered county judges to defy the federal courts. >> i think gay marriage is an alteration of the meaning of marriage. >> reporter: same-sex couples were turned away in dozens of alabama counties this week. some that shut down marriage offices. today a federal judge reaffirmed same-sex couples right to marry in alabama. but chief justice moore vowed he would defie de -- defy everyone even the supreme court. >> that would be contempt of court. >> reporter: there are indications that the supreme court will legalize same-sex marriage this summer. and the high court of alabama is one of

supporters like author naomi klein claim they can shape the debate and demonize oil like they did tobaccothe 9 's, when dozens of universities did divest portfolios of cigarette stocks. fbn's tracy byrnes says, students will ultimately hurt themselves. >> you have a right to those profits. if those profits are so illegitimate that harvard shouldn't be invested in them they're also so illegitimate that taxpayers have a right to a much larger portion of them. >> if they shortchange a portfolio, that means the kids are getting shortchanged. that means their parents will have to pay more money. that doesn't help anyone at the end of the day. >> reporter: so oil companies claim they're not worried if that is the case jenna, why are they calling reporters, hiring lobbyists and buying studies to tell us this is no big deal? this is probably just the beginning. back to you. jenna: william, thank you. jon: hot date this weekend? jenna: yes. thank you. i do. jon: we'll tell you about a new restaurant payment strategy that could burn an even bigger hole in your pocket. >>> like the american spirit t

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rihanna might be dating. [ audience ohs ] after leo threw a birthday party which included guests like naomipbell, paris hilton and beyonce. or as leo calls them, "been there, done, that tried numerous times." [ laughter ] that's what he calls them. yeah. [ applause ] numerous -- some tv news. yesterday abc announced the cast for the next season of "dancing with the stars." one of the stars of course this season is willow shields, who played jennifer lawrence's younger sister in "the hunger games." when jennifer lawrence heard the news, she was like, "sorry, but i can only save you once." [ laughter ] "i can't. it's your battle now." did you guys see this? kim kardashian said that she didn't attend any oscar parties this weekend because she couldn't find a babysitter for her daughter north. >> mark: what? they should have called me. i'd be the babysitter. >> jimmy: you want to babysit for kim and kanye? why you, mark? >> mark: because i'm a cool babysitter. i want the kids to like me. so i just let them do whatever they want. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well that doesn't sound like a good thing.