my nephew nathan.ause] nathan is a true modern warrior who has really overcome incredible challenges, so please join us in honoring him right now. [applause] >> kqed, thank you. i'm kind of surprised at this all. i just keep trying to do what i do and help people. that is what i was taught. you earn your keep and stay busy. keep moving, but smiles on people's faces, make them happy? -- make them happy. happy that we are alive and caring for each other. we watch over each other. and their families. they are supposed to be doing that. being not selfish but open hearted and giving and caring for one another. loving mother earth every day sign up to sun down, but i just have a little piece of something i wrote down from my perspective, i guess, so here goes. i want to thank the community for this award. i see the strengths and weaknesses that need to be focused on, and to address the problems that our community will face in the future. as a member of the san francisco clinical consortium advisory committee

my nephew nathan.se] nathan is a true modern warrior who has really overcome incredible challenges, so please join us in honoring him right now. [applause] >> kqed, thank you.

nathan, come on out. those four honorees, joined our dancers.ood to see all these dancers out here rocking. san francisco, looking good. go, dancing good singers. oh, yeah. ♪ all right, one more time, put it together for our dancers and our singers. coming to you live. all right. have our dancers get ready for their exit, so we will have larry harrison, will you lead our dancers out? robert leroy will be the last one to exit. and we do that because after our dancers leave, as they are making their way out, a veteran should be the last one to leave that arena. when you are ready. please stand if you are able as our dancers make their exit. i want to thank each and every one of these dances for coming out, helping us to honor our own. no. traditional dancers, string dancers, grass dancers, no. -- northern traditional, southern coif, gene will dancers, seven traditional as well. our bets the war dancer. thank you. good singing, good dancing, all right, one more time. let's hear it for our singers and our dancers. looking good. all right, good job.

nathan, come on out. those four honorees, joined our dancers. see all these dancers out here rocking. san francisco, looking good. go, dancing good singers. oh, yeah.

does have implication for obesity later on. >> reporter: amy and seth know the possibilities of nathan's weight gain and are keeping an eye on his growth. >> we want to be sure he is gaining the right amount of weight but not too much. i often want to make sure he is satisfied and not hungry. >> reporter: finding that death cal balance is key to keeping baby happy and healthy. now, predigested formulas like the one in this study are usually only fed to babies with malabsorption or significant allergies to milk and soy. we don't know if it's best for healthy infants and don't know why the babies ate less. did they get fuller faster or not like the way it tastes? there is quite a taste issue going on. >> that leaves the question medically what do you think? should parents switch from cows milk form huh? >> i think this study just raises a lot of questions. and i don't think it's time to do that. right now you have to look and say, fine, the ones who gained less weight were they healthier? who knows. the ones who gained more weight, were they gaining muscle, bone or fat? was it fat around t

. >> nathan zakheim is bernard's son.nd his son, kuva, are both art preservationists by trade and helped curators pull the exhibit together, restoring many of the paintings in the process. today, nathan is hoping to rescue another piece of his father's legacy. he's brought kuva to an abandoned medical building on the outskirts of san francisco. declared seismically unsafe, it will eventually be sold or face demolition. >> oh, my goodness. there's a mural. it's there. it's intact. i thought it might have been covered over completely. it's beautiful. >> painted in 1934 by zakheim and his assistants, the mural portrays everyday life in the surrounding community. and like many other lesser-known new deal murals, it could face being lost forever. >> that's amazing. very unusual. i've never seen a fresco that looked like this. you know, kuva, it's designed more like a watercolor. >> the fresco is damaged, but in fairly good shape overall. but directly below it, they find something intriguing -- the possible site of a long-lost

nathan, come on out. those four honorees, joined our dancers. see all these dancers out here rocking. san francisco, looking good. go, dancing good singers. oh, yeah. ♪ all right, one more time, put it together for our dancers and our singers. coming to you live. all right. have our dancers get ready for their exit, so we will have larry harrison, will you lead our dancers out? robert leroy will be the last one to exit. and we do that because after our dancers leave, as they are making their way out, a veteran should be the last one to leave that arena. when you are ready. please stand if you are able as our dancers make their exit.

anadio presenl nuevo fiscal de laien capital irvin nathan y al nuevo vice alcalde de justicia yguridad en washington ca uceda univision la camara de representantes continua debatiendo el proyecto de ley para extender los beneficios del desempleo y el orte de impuestos... fernando pizarro nos dice cuando podria convertirse en ley.. la camara de representantes debatia el plan de recortes de impuestos y de extension de beneficios de desempleo que este miercoles aprobo el senado. pero el sector mas liberal del partido democrata como este congresista no estaba de acuerdo con que los recortes de impuestos fueran extendidos tambien para los mas ricos. "es necesario no subirles, aumentarles los impuestos a la clase media en enero primero. pero creo que en si es 1 jugada muy fea de ciertos senadores o del senado en general de decir que la unica forma que se puede ayudar a la clase media es dandole 1 regalo de navidad extraordinario a los supermillonarios." por el contrario, congresistas republicanos indican que es 1 acuerdo que el presidente obama

the first is nathan. nathan is 14. he just turned 14. and he's in the eighth grade.old. they love school because they get to see all of their friends there. but victor and i feel that the children -- maybe they're not meeting their full potential. >> we gave the family a flip cam so that i could get a sense of what was going on inside the home, what their daily routines look like, and how mom and dad struggle to get their kids to comply with what they want them to do to be successful in school. >> good morning, nathan, time to get up. good morning, eva, time to rise. are you awake? david, good morning. time to wake up. time to get up and get your stuff together and go to school. come on, rise and shine, happy guy. come on, nathan, this is your second call. hurry up, you need to leave with daddy in like five minutes, okay? >> it's worrisome because it is 5 minutes of 8:00, i'm leaving the house, and the kid isn't out of the bed yet. >> that doesn't ever happen in my house. steve perry, good to have you in with us. it's a long lasting debate. if there's a quality teach

edgar fennie, fredric freund, rene vignos, stephen harris, shane o'reilly, arnie lerner, zachary nathan, lee yvonne phillips, jim reed, tony sanchez-corea iii, kevin wallace, tony lau, and robert wong. seats to expire august 18, 2013. before we nominate or whatever, there are a few new people. most of the people on here are people who reapplied or were reappointed. we got very few applications -- i believe we got a total of five -- and if you would like, maybe we could introduce those new people, or if you want to go one by one. >> why don't i say a little bit about what happened at the nomination committee? the nomination committee met just a week ago, a little over a week ago, and we were surprised that there was not very many public members -- in fact, there were no public members at the meeting, and we usually get a handful to a dozen people talking to us about the applicants and who applied and the merits of everybody. so what the commissioner -- what commissioner hechanova and i did -- we were the team at the meeting -- we looked at the applicant's and asked what the new applicant

c'mon, nathan, this is your second call.with daddy in five minutes. it's worry some because it's five minutes of 8:00 i'm leaving the house and the kid isn't out of the bed. >> steve perry joins us now on the set. where do you start with a family like this? it's a typical family. >> in many ways it is a typical family. when i first started watching what they were dealing with, i thought, i don't know what i'm going to do to help them. but as i watched more and more the specific challenges they were dealing with, i found that structure was a real challenge for that family. not atypical. this is what happens when people come to school and i find myself talking to a parent, doesn't matter what their education is, doesn't matter where they live, doesn't matter their race, everybody's got issues with their kids. >> i think i saw in this family, that they seemed upper middle-class to maybe wealthy, so why is it a problem for them? because a lot of people are struggling right now. we have the jobless numbers today, but you say it d

the bloodlines of jesus' parents, joseph through king soloman and mary through david's other son, nathan. >> matthew wants to show the royal decent, he is a direct descend through his earthly father, foster father, joseph. through his mother, mariam, better known to christians as mary, he is a bloodescendant of david. >> it was here in nazareth that the angel gabrielle visited mary. he told her she would give birth to the son of god. it was the fulfillment to the birth announcement recorded 700 years earlier, in the book of isaiah. in the 9th chapter of isaiah speaks of the son of david born called mighty called. and isaiah 11th chapter, this bran, this is the same 7, 9, isaiah11. this is a child born supernaturall you have to dig to find it. it is one of those hidden treasure. >> royal family in hiding, a virgin with child and a nation waiting for a redeemer. the ste was set for the most significant birtin the history of the world, jesus, the messiah of israel. >> fascinating. up next how archaeolical discoveries helping illuminate the biblicaaccount of christmas. stay tuned. >> welcome

first is nathan. nathan is 14. he just turned 14. and he's in the eighth grade. school because they get to see all their friends there. but victor and i feel the children, maybe they're not meeting their full potential. >> we gave the ross could youski family a flip cam so i could get a sense of what was going on inside the home. what their daily routines looked like and how mom and dad struggled to get their children to comply with what they want them to do to be successful in school. >> good morning, nathan. it's time to get up. good morning, eva. time to rise. are you awake? david, good morning. it's time to wake up. time to get up and get your stuff together and go to school. come on. rise and shine, happy guy. come on, nathan. this is your second call. hurry up because you need to leave with daddy in five minutes. it's worrisome because it's five minutes of 8:00. i'm leaving the house and the kid isn't out of the bed yet. >> parents, does that play out in your house in the morning sometimes? wait until you see if steve perry can get the family into shape and

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