does the obe and the other one mirror that? >> no. i would say that the obe's take up almost half of the 1110 businesses. >> right. but what i am wondering is what do they provide -- do they provide services in and mirror the 52% professional -- >> yes. >> 25 general. >> exactly. >> so that mirrors the city -- 14% is contracts -- construction sorry. i am just trying to understand what they're getting contracts for too. >> the non women businesses -- they somewhat mirror for some of the other offerings but they really, really provide a huge great deal of numbers and a larger percentage for construction and construction related so we have more general contractor aid. we have b, specialty contractors from painting to concrete. there's more diversity with our contractors and it makes sense because there are a lot of opportunities and dollars put into our contracting as well as maintenance in our city, so for males -- males companies and we have a lot of the construction companies. one thing i want to mention this program is a pilot that w

ob's previous owners were elderly and ill. they overfed him, practically killing him with kindness.ntually he was adopted by a veterinarian technician. nora had to fight for custody of him. he got praise just for managing to waddle down the ramp nora set up. frankly his belly made him looking like something that had washed up on the beach but thanks to an overweight management formula fed to him in a dish that slows the dog down as he eats he started losing weight. he didn't appreciate veggies. >> eat your carrots. >> reporter: and he was too fat for the treadmill demonstrated by nora's other dachsund but over eight months, look at his wait go down on the scale. here he is at 41 pounds. by the time of the surgery he weighed 37 and a half but there was no way this extra skin and flab would ever disappear on its own. plus, it was black from inflammation and infection. so in a two-hour operation-- >> how much did you take off of him? >> about two and a half pounds of tissue removed. >> reporter: dr. kramer says the 7-year-old is recovering faster than expected. the goal now? to get him

this includes obe's, mbe's and obe's as other business entities and minor businesses as well. out of that pool let's take a look at certified women businesses here by percentages. you are probably wanting to know where are they, so 52% of the women businesses are in professional services. the next largest category is general services and we do have a fair amount in the construction and construction related categories. we also have of course smaller segments in goods, materials and equipment as well as trucking and hauling, so breaking this down in terms of numbers certified for one of the largest categories for women businesses in san francisco we have the professional services category. there's a lot here. i have actually listed everything out there but the three top ones actually at the bottom. we find a lot of women businesses certified as architects in the architectural world. the second highest would be community relations and third environmental advisory services. there are many other aspects as you can see in professional services, but this is just taking it from the ce

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ba2p<ob:9pqm [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. folks, in case you just joined our broadcast, in the a-block of tonight's program, we discovered that my 501(c)4, colbert super pac shh was targeted by the obama administration despite the fact that ever since the scandal broke the i.r.s. has approved dozens of conservative tea party groups. yeah, the scandal breaks and the i.r.s. caves faster than a spelunker on meth. here to tell me why i am on obama's hit list, please welcome general counsel for the 2008 mccain campaign, former f.e.c. chairman and my personal lawyer trevor potter in the mazda scandal booth. trevor potter, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] trevor, thanks so much. have a seat. all right. now, trevor, let's talk scandal. this i.r.s. thing is actually bad. isn't it? >> it is. it's a real problem for the i.r.s. and those employees did something they should not have done >> stephen: let's get to the heat of the meat. why has my application for tax-exempt status for my 501(c)4 never been granted? >> because we never file

. >> more than enough for nick who lost much of what he obed including pictures of him and his wife in these frames. the photos burned. >> i was watching it go up saying i forgot by bicycle. you know? medicine. and i said i've got giant tickets up there. >> did you find them? >> yes. >> two silver linings. not only did he manage to find his giant tickets. the fact that the owners of the home plan to rebuild it. behind me here, this fire red flag alert continues ask and they expect full containment tomorrow evening at 6:00. >> high heat, low humidity, windy. worst combinations for fire danger. sandhya? >> taking a look at those conditions at the firefighters are facing right now. only a patch of fog around marin county. skies are clear otherwise, dry out there. it's 9%, winds calm as far as sustained winds. there and we're expecting that 5:00 looking at 15 miles per hour winds, heading into the night time hours into to tomorrow morning we have a red flag warn goinging for hills zdiablo range. record high fuels. and low humidity is what we're concerned about. i'll be back with a look at

trade office, a group of workers protested against a freeze on giving out new work permits. 3000 obs applied to go to taiwan every month. there are a thousand already there. a small portion of the country's 10 million migrant workforce with few jobs to be had at home, they cannot afford to be banned. >> taiwan is our sixth-largest trading partner and volume of volume of three -- trade. we will put this behind us and move forward. >> that is what does this is like this taiwanese tea shop hope to carry on doing. move forward regardless. it is 37 years old and has less protesting power than most modern secular leaders created is of apple's computers -- about to go under the hammer. that is unless you're old computer is this. the company's first computer was released in 1976 and sold for $766 and $.66. they made 200 of them and now there are six in working order. one of these is expect it to fetch up to $4000 at auction. and the main rare reason is apple develops the apple as well. doa consequence, many people this without the buyer of this computer. also up for auction, the world's firs

. >>> first lady michelle ob krauma giving a shout out to silicon valley high tech giant cisco, helping returning veterans transition into civilian jobs. mark matthews has the story from silicon valley and the white house. >> the president and first lady spent two days bringing attention to a national program to hire returning veterans. >> i want to thank john chambers and everyone for their extraordinary. >> just create a computer program it's a specialty. >> and the program to help make that between your military experience and skills and jobs and those needed in the civilian work force. >> demonstrating how a veteran can enter a code for the specialty up comes a list of job as long with certifications or licenses that are required and, steps on how to get any additional training. hewlett-packard and oracle are among high tech companies offering training along with cisco. >> makes it very easy to translate to civilian jobs that are sable, and open today. >> tj spent four years in the navy. and still struggles. >> they didn't have success. >> now the company put out this video to make

ob. you know i've been here a pretty long time since two thousand and six and one day some three or four months ago i'm walking down the street and i bump into a nurse from another ward and she says ok so you're still here as many of your friends are checked in around the same time as you have long been discharged and i tell her no i'm here for a long time and i think to myself i'm not ready i'm not ready i'm just beginning to understand. i don't want to just say mom i'm sorry i want to earn her forgiveness i want to prove myself so that people will start telling my mom natasha we are proud of your son. you understand i want my former junkie friends to look at me and say wow that guy was one of us but now. moved on he's accomplished some things go to. we're allowed one phone call a month i call my mom and every time she sounds a bit different a bit older i'm shaking all over afterwards mom comes to visit me here and i count every line on her face i gave her those. i see myself and her she

that puts pressure on industries which are heavily reliant on foreign labor. .ob mcbride reports it isa production line that finds itself on the frontline of an international dispute that it did not want. not the taiwanese general manager, nor the filipino workers who make up some of this factory cost workforce. -- for these workers, the past two weeks have been anxious times, living among people suddenly swept up i anger towards their community and potentially threatening livelihoods upon which they and their families rely. we are surprised. we don't know what's going on. we are here to work. then you see on the tv that this incident happened. hear -- we are in only a little money. in taiwan, we earn more. andypical of so many small medium enterprises in taiwan, 1/4 of this workforce comes from abroad. of the more than 80,000 filipinos working in taiwan, 3/4 are in manufacturing. so far, many of the calculations of the economic fallout in this diplomatic dispute are focused on the philippines nude but for taiwanese business, there is a price to pay as well. -- focused on the philippin

he is a conservative critic of the current president within a .ob -- ahmadinejad a former air force commander and qualified airline pilot. reza is linked to the reform movement. he is a former vice president who served a decade ago under the reformist resident. one of the most experienced candidates in the race. he served for 16 years as iran's foreign minister. he now advises the supreme leader on foreign affairs. and this race goes ahead without one of the most famous names in iranian politics. the guardian council struck of the candidacy of the former president rafsanjani. also disqualified a close ally of president ahmadinejad. ran'scontest i clerics want no surprises or high-profile challenges. >> three people have been rescued from an icy river in the united eight after a section of a busy highway bridge collapsed. the accident happened in the northwestern state of washington about 100 kilometers north of seattle. it is a driver's worst nightmare, crossing a river on a bridge only to feel the road beneath you give way. for several vehicles using the interstate 5 highway and washington s

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government which he attributes to a bit of ob it a lot of shows radicalization and in a final bizarre twist you saw what was arrested at the b.b.c. on suspicion of terrorism immediately following the interview look there's a lot of things that remain unclear however if you saw those allegations are. indeed true and this event should call into question the counterterrorism methods being used by the british government like was this a terrorism sting gone wrong was i my five responsible for radicalizing this man as far as the tactics go our government agents creating more terrorists than there are fourteen these are the questions that we should be asking until they're answered i'll be breaking the set. let's look at where you never seen anything like that. one of the most controversial policies of the obama administration has been there as a collision of drone warfare there's been a lot of conflicting reports on the upside of drone news with john brennan even having claimed the ones that they cause no civilian casualties however that couldn't be farther from the truth recent reports show

let me introduce myself, i am a regional director for region 6 and also an ob-gyn physician, also a physician. one of the things that i have come across, having dealt with in my education and everything else, is that the school itself is a huge community for the kids and if we leave that community out of the picture and focus just on the family and the outside community and teaching everybody else and not making sure our teachers get the diversity training, we are missing a big point in that picture. for example, my kids went to private school, this is the first year they are going to public school, and we listed punjabi as the language spoken at home and we got so many calls from the school just to make sure the kids would come in, they are proficientin english. they know english but we got at least 3 phone calls and messages left on our answering machines. why is it these schools do not list the diverse population of students coming in and actually have a parents day where they talk about and give them a little spiel on diversity, information on the culture? that information goes back to th

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promising lead tonight in the investigation into three poison-laced leters recently one sent to president ob yaum yachl the letters had traces of what is believed to be the deadly toxin, ricin. abc news reports the sfib questioning a person of tr. the leters intercepted at mail screening facilities. made us wonder how much mail gets screened? >> a person could argue oakland city hall was a safe place. but after yesterday's poison ricin letters to michael bloomberg, mall mail to public officials has come under scrutiny. >> there are people who i argue do thing that's may be irrational and wrong. >> the security is a large issue that the city won't let it near it's room. san jose admitted it does use scanning machines here in oakland... >> i can't talk about the security plan. >> this is as close as we can get to the oakland sort prog ses, one room from which separate departments pick up mail by hand. think krt united states post office as a first major right of defense, now local officials tell us. if it has anything to make use or looks suspicious, make phone calls. >> nation qally the post

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this is congressman,ob goodlatte they are in such a rush to pass the bill that some are drawing compareongs to the cram down of obamacare, you remember that which is clearly not an example of good government practice. but he is taking a sensible approach to immigration legislation. he has introduced two smaller measures,mportant t smaller measures. one, an agricultural guest worker program. the other would be the e-verify system which requires employers to verify through the governmt system whether or not a prospective employee is legal and qualified for that job. he says headlight introduce her measures in the weeks ahead. he is the incrementalist and thoughtful approach in contrast to others what would call a cram down effort on theart of president. jeff sessions of alabama, ranking republican on the senate budget committee. the most vocal critic. he says the path for citizenship for 11 milln illegal immigrants is pure bull. he has an impressive amount o research to support his position. according to sessions and the staff of the republican staff of the senate budget committee, the ga

no, it's always been a dream to play a speedo-wearing ob/gyn.because most people don't think of men as having insecurities or fears about dating or getting back into the dating scene and your show is going to say, oh yeah we do. >> yeah. we have some damaged goods in these characters. these guys are basically just -- they're sort of desperately searching for love and end up finding friendship. that's kind of the base of the show. >> so kal, you worked in the white house for several years and now you're doing this show. any similarities? >> they could not be farther apart, which is great. i loved being serious in the white house, i loved being a goof ball with these guys on our new show so it's been a lot of fun. >> what's the demographic you're going after on this show? >> i think we're going to be surprised at how many women like watching this show. >> because of jerry. >> well because of the lipo and all the work jerry has done. >> thank you for that. >> but i think it's fun. there's camaraderie and it's fun watching bad ideas enacted by good-

she has bigger obs. she s more of a regular girl figure.of an athlete. >> reporter: she has signed an online petition that now has more than 150,000 signatures objected to the look. >> what i'm finding with this new merida is that it's not merida at all. it's just another, i don't know it just seems very sexist to me. >> reporter: we asked several mothers what they thought of the change including this east bay mom raising two daughters. >> girls grow up in a very imagine obsessed culture as it is they don't need any more reinforcement than that. >> reporter: we asked disney for a comment, they haven't responded. in marin county, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> on hour facebook wall, ktvu viewers on both sides of the debate are telling us what they think. you can join the conversation on facebook. >>> a $40 million class action settlement over sketchers was approved today. the lawsuit alleged the shoe makers made unsubstantiated claims. sketchers ran ads that claim the shoes would help people lose weight and build muscle. >>> wall street'

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workers not just for members of the union but for broader class and others feel like they need to go more obstudies estimate -- >> but bans are in effect. >> no, they don't. the highest unemployment in the country right now is a right to work state. third highest unemployment rate is also right to work. >> for the past ten years employment and right to work states increase by more than 5 percent in ub onstates it fell. >> in the best studies it compares right to work that actually controls other factors that are likely to lead to job growth right to work has no effect on unemployment. they found no effect on unemployment manufacturing opponent is speed to decrease after right to oklahoma right to work. there are larger global forces here and the reason temperatures choose to work at the state can they get goods and services add is there demand for a product. they help workers get better benefits. that's what we need in the economy. >> david, thank you. we agree to disagree. >> personal freedom. how do the states compare? that's next. with command strips from 3m. stick it to eliminate odors a

the third man is rchl ob obel phillipos. this is big news for the investigation. three men charged with helping a terrorist cover up a crime. joining me from boston, michael isikoff and don croft in houston. he managed the investigation of the 1993 bombing of the world trade center. thank you both for being with us tonight. >> good to be with you, al. >> good to be with you. >> michael, let me go to you first. what are you hearing on the ground about what happened inside that courtroom today? >>. >> reporter: well, according to our colleague who was in the courthouse, it was a very brief court appearance. the judge, who is the same judge who resided at that hospital bedroom hearing for tsarnaev was the presiding magistrate here, read the -- there were two hearings, read the two students their rights, told them -- asked if they could afford a lawyer. they did. they said yes and they actually do have separate counsel. and were advised of their rights and then that was it. the court hearing now has been scheduled for may 14th for both of them. and then the third one,

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he issued a statement which reads in part "i ob obvious isly love my country very much and my commentsout of frustration. last night's elimination of judith and sarah was confusing and down right emotional for me and my comments were made based on my personal dissatisfaction with the results. still doesn't make theke the comments okay. nice to see you? you are going to defend it, right? hate america.i hate north >> if anybody hates america it is a lot of conservatives. >> sean: give me an example. what conservative hates america? >> they can't talk about the successes of the job market and housing. all things are up. instead you want to talk about an entertainer he is not a politician who said something under his breath. >> this is something that people were unset about. >> this is what the conservatives are upset about because he should be deported is what people are saying. >> i don't think any one is calling for him to be deported seriously. >> do you really think that he hates this country? >> i think it is a unusual comment to make when you are frustrated. when i am frustrated i d

had four more ob patients, labor and delivery, and also had four ed patients and outpatients gettingts and other types of things. >> patients and personnel, were they all out by the time the tornado hit? >> we did a really great job of identifying a quick exit. we had enough personnel to help move patients out. we had some obstacles getting out of the building, but we were able to make it out and across the street, and we got everybody out safely. >> they would not have survived if you hadn't gotten them out of there, looks like a total disaster area. >> yeah, we moved everybody that was in the building was in the center most part of the building. we saw surprisingly few injuries. nicks, bruises, scrapes and a few cuts here and there, but everybody inside of the building and we were thinking that there were 250 to 300 people in the building at the time, and everybody was safe, safe as possibly as they could be. >> nick, shannon, thank you for joining me. thank you for the work yesterday saving lives. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> joining me by phone, the mayor of moore, glen

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