. >> my name is patricia doyle, and i want to thank everybody here, and i wanted to save chile's also offers -- to say jelly's also offers of food and wine tasting done by a chef, and i feel it is affordable and important, and they hire the best musicians, more so than any other club in san francisco. it is a very affordable place that i would feel really sad if it went. i wanted to make the comment about other people's comments, too, because it is not just a latino as saying. -- latino thing. it is people who love to dance, and it is a great place. i do not think the owners are really out there to make money as they are to provide a service to us, the people. >> thank you. >> good evening, i wanted to comment on the fact that i have firsthand knowledge of the owner of shelley's -- jelly's and how diligent she is in making sure they follow all the rules and regulations. also, i know this has been brought to light by a horrendous crime, but i want to comment it would also be a crime to lose the livelihood of all the people that are there. >> thank you. next. >> my name is scott. i do n

patric patricia, her mentor last year, heads up our mentors and does a fabulous job.he entire board is a volunteer board and know they are there with their heart and soul for the community and the people shine are key to it the success of this event. >> patricia can stand behind her mentee. this was a nice stepping stone for you. >> i just graduated this past year. patricia gave us her card and i kept in touch with her and she guided me all of the way. i just graduated and obtained a double degree at santa clara and i'm working. hopefully i'll attend law school. >> all of you are responsible for that. congratulations. she'll be back because she's also a scholarship recipient. any final thoughts, david, while we roll the information? >> nothing. we're just really looking forward to this 25th anniversary. we encourage any school administrator, principals or students interested in attending with classmates or members of your school to give us a call or visit our website to get you guys registered and enjoying some of the success and be on your way to following in lydia's

. >>> a la enterarse de la noticia lo primer que hizo patricia rojas fue llamar su hijo por temor seía? >>> vamos estar menos presos y voy a volver a ver a mis nietos >>> josé maría soto fue quien se puso a rezar >>> es una respuesta a lo que hemos hecho. oraciónes >>> griselda que no arregla sus papeles, vino al capitolio, donde no hace tanto la gobernadora, firmó la sb 1070 para celebrar con arroz y mole. acompañada de niños. >>> tuvimos que soportar mucha cosas, pero ya viene lo bueno >>> frente la cámara del senado, los ánimos se, cal dieron, donde aparece un republicano la procuraduría de arizona. no todos acá, celebraron la decisión de la jueza. pero cuando llega a este país, y ilegalmente, vienes violando todo tipo de barrera migratorios y no respeta nada, yo considero que no es ninguno tipo de razón para exigir un derecho. pero nada strestropea. >>> es bueno, qué bueno que la ley su prima fue la que ganó en esto. >>> si que transformación hemos visto anoche, estuvimos aquí los inmigrantes esperan lo peor, y ahora lo que vimos es pura alegría >>> carlos, muchas gracias, y a pe

patricia wright served as the governmet the gohmert megovernms office. she is widely recognized as the general. she brought together all the different elements. she was one of our chief strategist during the campaign to pull us all together and pass it. patricia wright is back here with us again. thank you for all of your general. [applause] this is our first panel. the second panel we will have a number of activists and people in the community that have been so instrumental in the beginning and the evolving structure of the a.d.a. since the 1990's. i will start with a starter. he put his name person on the bill. tony, what was it like? just reminisce for us about what it was like at that time. you are person with a disability yourself, epilepsy. what was it like getting this going? >> it was interesting. i did not know what reaction i would get from my colleagues when i put in in the bill ended the first "dear colleague letter." i put it out and people would come up to me on the house floor and say, you know that disability bill that you have, i want to

vocalista del tri que fue sentenciado a 4 años y 9 meses de cárcel la viuda de la víctima a >ana patricias pasó su primera noche tras las rejas lindsay lohan la actriz deberá pasar 90 días en la prisión tras violar su libertad condicional y cuando cumpla su sentencia tendrá que completar un programa de rehabilitación. >>> sin cambios continúa la salud de gustavo ceratti así lo dijo su familia a través de nert ceratti lleva dos meses internado en una clínica tras sufrir un ataque en un concierto en venezuela. y más feliz que nunca está fey y no es para menos porque está esperando su primer bebé, confirmó que dará a luz a principio de el próximo año no se sabe si será niño o niña. celebra por partida "barack obama" convirtio en ley la reforma más grande a la reglamentación bancaria y del mercado de valores desde la gran depresión. ---"obama" estampo su firma ayer a un paquete que busca crear las protecciones mas fuertes que hayan tenido jamas los consumidores estadounidenses. ---la legislación da nuevas herramientas al gobierno para intervenir empresas que amenacen la economía... crea una n

patricia morrisroe, author of "wide awake." a memoir of insomnia.me of the stranger places your research took you. >> i went to the ice hotel beyond the arctic circle. where i tried to sleep in the hotel made completely of ice and then went to interview a reindeer herder about sleeping patterns there. and learned that sleep is not, you know, the idea of just getting into bed and sleeping for eight hours, is not necessarily the norm. >> your research shows that sleep in america is big business. over a $20 billion industry. pills, mattresses. >> but for all the money we're spending, we're sleeping -- we seem to be sleeping less than we've ever slept before. or that's what we're being told. >> you mention in your book sleeping pills really only help you maybe sleep an extra 11 minutes a night. >> yeah, according to a 2007 study by the national institutes of health. in addition, they interfere with memory formation. so you may think you're sleeping when you may not be. >> what you need is a bed that will support and mold to you and hug you and relax you

gerardo ruiz mateos, deja la secretario de economía, para pasar a la oficina de la presidencia, y patriciaños el período de prescripción tras la mayoría de edad de la víctima. reaccionaron varias organizaciones en defensa de abuso sexual por parte de sacerdotes católicos. >> me parece a mí como alguien que ha luchado tantos años aquí en méxico y en estados unidos sobre esa batalla, es más humo, más acción para tratar con incubrir las acciones que realmente no han estado tomando. >> el crero católico se ha visto sacudido por una avalancha de escándalos de pedofilia en todo el mundo. a la vuelta, los ataques contra la comunidad inmigrante y la ley de arizona ha cambiado la forma de pensar de muchos latinos en estados unidos. y siete años después de haber desaparecido, encuentran sana y salva a una niña en california. [música triste] (narrador) algunas veces no es fácil hacer lo correcto... pero siempre estarás contento de haberlo hecho. la honestidad... pásala. >> un estudio revela que los ataques contra la comunidad inmigrante y la promulgación de leyes en arizona han cambiado la opinión de

year, he emigrated to the united states where he soon met and married his wife of nearly 50 years, patricia. together, they settled in the long island community where they raised a family, where he established a successful medical and psychiatric practice. along with a distinguished teaching career, he served as an adviser to the administration where he helped pioneer compassionate and groundbreaking treatments for addiction and mental illness. in fact, their success at adopting these methods is one of the things that governor rockefeller is recognized for, one of his most outstanding legacies. in addition to his son dennis, he leaves behind his beloved wife, his son daniel, and his grandson. i would ask that we adjourn the meeting today in honor of dr. jose herrera. supervisor mirkarimi: can we do that for the whole board? >> thank you, supervisor campos. next is supervisor avalos. supervisor avalos: just an amendment to our schedule that i am introducing for next week, we would designate august 10 to be a special meeting that would solely be heard to deal with any kind of made oral veto o

year, he emigrated to the united states where he soon met and married his wife of nearly 50 years, patriciaer, they settled in t

refuse she inside these walls is buried here and also the town claims to be the home place of the patricia the famous russian nesting dolls in every corner you catch a new more impressive tower but it's not just a. styria beauty here inside the various cathedrals it's also a wonderful yet calming visual treat. in the splendid surroundings and it's amazing holidays. to kiss the grave of the founder. of. the place. of. public the same. it's unique status here for example you can see a piece of stone supposedly from the tomb of christ the site was so charged with history that even stallin couldn't bring himself to raise it even so the monks were sent to labor camps after the bolshevik revolution. saying cool inside we arrive at a room full of russian antiquities. secrets from centuries gone by from faded religious clothing to ancient gold ingo blitz it's really worth coming inside here . most trees museum houses an impressive collection of old paintings jewel encrusted robes gems and i cones from centuries past. this must suppose several works by. russia's most famous i compare. the rings fea

patricia craig? >> good evening, commissioners. i am here representing

patricia craig? >> good evening, commissioners. i am here representing a planning coalition. i have a letter on ellen's behalf. we are pleased to submit comments supporting the northeast embarcadero study. these are guidelines for new development in the area. we are very pleased that the san francisco planning commission approved the study's recommendation at the hearing on july 8. we hope the port commission will do likewise and approve the study. it has many sound recommendations. the following are representative examples of what we see as useful comments. the sea wall should be developed and released from the growing limits. development should include neighborhood and city-serving uses on the ground floor. new development should provide the range of natural to poverty and surrounding communities. these developments should complement the character of historic districts, but also represent the best of contemporary architecture. the sand francisco bay and waterfront industry are a major contributor to commerce, recreation, and the environment. the blake -- the bay planning co

patricia represents the teachers there. >> washington letter should we skip and not teach when we takelough days. what math stand arrested do we 11 out. >>reporter: california has sol of the highest sacked ick standard in the nation. but with fewer school days teachers say meeting those stand archdiocese will be a challenge. >> so what these 4 days will do to those teachers is make it even more improbable task to help the kid who need the most help. >>reporter: california watch found consensus among many school districts is that california is going in the wrong direction. whale some country have two00 or more school days, california has had 1 80. >> as it is prior to all these cuts we have the shortest school year of any industrialize nation in the world. >>reporter: he has been a teacher for more than 20 years. >> think of the young teachers who can't afford to buy a house living like college students already. this is a dream deferred both for student and both for teachers and particularly young teachers who want to make a contrary of education. >>reporter: shorter school year also me

. >> reporter: patricia kerman said the noise and vibration were overwhelming. >> my flat started shakingloud noise from one end to the other. you sit on the toilet and your butt vibrates. >> reporter: after she complained pierre said he made an adjustment to the ventilator to turn the noise down. >> the health department came out and measured it and we were well within our means. >> reporter: what is that? >> that's the tea kettle and the rings on stove vibrate. it was shaking so much it shook my stove. >> reporter: kerman got so upset she stopped talking to the owners and put up the sign several months ago. >> all this time she could have talked to us but she's gone around the neighborhood telling people we're nazis. she's accosts people that have been looking at our menu at front door. >> reporter: david pierce walked up just as kerman was telling me why she is still so upset. she said the vibration and noises have decreased, but are still too loud. >> then i'll look at it again. i didn't know that that was the problem. >> i know. you were having noise for three or four weeks. so what

mr well let's let's be friends he did as he did comments to the senate mr patricia as you know mr portrays himself said on the rendered mr portray as general petraeus himself said general petraeus himself said on the record that his words were completely distorted by a politically charged government representatives following his testimony to the senate and what mr patris said which is that if the israeli the israeli palestinian conflict is won and you can check the protocols of what i'm telling you here go to google and check out what he said is one of a number of different problems in the middle east now you know extremely well that in fact the majority just answer what are mr mr fix misstatements of fact that the majority of the injured wounded and murdered israelis in the in the intifada after israel made a far reaching statehood offer in two thousand and one of two they made a second one in two thousand and eight which was rejected the majority of israelis that were killed live in priest sixty seven israel and if mr fisk thinks that the israeli the israeli settlements are illegal or ar

vocalista del tri que fue sentenciado a 4 años y 9 meses de cárcel la viuda de la víctima a >ana patriciaa su sentencia tendrá que completar un programa de rehabilitación. >>> sin cambios continúa la salud de gustavo ceratti así lo dijo su familia a través de nert ceratti lleva dos meses internado en una clínica tras sufrir un ataque en un concierto en venezuela. y más feliz que nunca está fey y no es para menos porque está esperando su primer bebé, confirmó que dará a luz a principio de el próximo año no se sabe si será niño o niña. celebra por partida doble porque también va a crear matrimonio en septiembre. >>> muchas felicidades, hoy tenemos el primer video musical- las hermanas lanuza que tantos "titulares" acapararon el año pasado. >>> se llama "un amor color de rosa" y una de ellas dijo que se lo dedica al afamado cantautor. >>> un amor color de rosa ♪ no sé como hiciste para ser parte de mi ♪ tú w yo a tantos kilómetros tú y yo ♪ quisiera tenerte de frente, te abrazaría, si pudiera sólo vvolver a verte te pediría ni una sola razón ♪ ninguna explicación ♪ si pudiera tenerte sólo te

patricia wright who served as the director of government affairs for the disability rights, education, and defense firm. she served there for 1980-2005. she is widely recognized as the person who brought together all the different elements of the disability rights community. she is one of our chief strategist during the campaign to pull this all together to pass it. patricia wright is back here with us again. thank you, general. [applause] this is our first panel. the second panel will be a number activists and people from the community who have been so instrumental not only in the beginning, but the evolving structure of the ada since 1990. let me take it off. we will start with a starter here. the person who put his first name on the bill. to tony, what was it like? just reminisce about what it was like at that time when you are a person with this ability yourself, with epilepsy. what was it like getting this thing going? >> tommy, it was interesting. i did not know what reaction now would get from my colleagues when i put the bill up and did the first dear colleague letter. i put i

patricia sobecky is the chairman of the department of biological sciences. >> we got this project going, i guess, about a month or so ago, we wanted to get a baseline of the salt marsh and the water column microbial populations before any oil impact had come in. and getting sediments, plant >> reporter: these are the same organisms that are responsible for natural decay in the environment. they're critical, because marshes, which are nurseries for fisheries, can't be cleaned mechanically the way beaches can. but the microbes might be able to do the job by themselves. behzad mortazavi is a marine scientist. >> they're going to be challenging as far as cleanup effort goes. because unlike the beach environment where maybe a truck could be driven over the beach and tar balls collected or the sheen pressure washed, at the marsh eco-systems its nearly marsh eco-systems it's nearly impossible to do that. >> reporter: mortazavi wants to find out if science can help the microbes grow faster and eat the oil more quickly-- if they feed them-- like shrimp, for one example, to speed up their metabol

ayer mostramos parte de la entrevista que la cantante en exclusiva le dio a ana patricia en exclusiva yo volteo ya veo todo oscuro y no se ve nada. y digo quÉ pasÓ? atropellamos a alguien. dÉjame me bajo a ver. y me dice, no, no, no te bajes no te involucres, no, tu mamÁ te está esperando, tu familia te estÁ esperando. y trato de voltear quÉ era porque escucho los gritos de mamÁ... y me puse las manos en la cabeza... >> de dÓnde venÍas tÚ? >> de la casa, de mi casa. no, no mi amor. yo venÍa llegando de miami. eso es otra cosa que la gente tiene que saber, ese mismo dÍa yo lleguÉ de mi crucero con mis hijos y mi madre de miami. yo no tomo. y si tomara podrÍa hacer lo que quiera porque no iba manejando. no me gusta el alcohol ni el efecto del alcohol. >> hasta el momento no fue requerida por las autoridades para rendir declaraciÓn y nada teme porque dice la verdad. >> la verdad no necesita defensa. de hecho esto es lo que es no tengo miedo de nada. >> y este mensaje le envÍa a los familiares de la mujer que falleciÓ. >> yo sÉ que ellos me creen y que saben perfectamente cÓmo son las cos

. >> yep, richard, patricia, do you still get the tingles like the relationship is new type of thingur priorities change, and at what point should i start becoming more conservative with what the money that i've put aside for investment. >> that's a great question a lot of us are wondering, right now, richard you're about five years away from retirement, so really you can't be too risky at this point. the rule of thumb is you take the 100 number and subtract your age and that's how much money you should have in stocks, and if you've got all your money in stocks, i would say you want to pull back and reserve money in cash and more safety areas because you can't afford to be too risky right now. if the market tumbles in the next five years you may not be able to ride out those fluctuations >> we'll leave it there for a quick second, a quick commercial break. when we come back we'll talk about how children affect your marriage and how to keep that relationship strong when so much of your time is dominated by the kids. this is our "early" show "marriage summit." this is the the "early" s

. >> i rise today to honor and celebrate the life of patricia of indiana. she made everyone she touched a better person through her caring, loving ways. she was born in 1930, graduated from college and married the love of her life, art. art said he felt lucky to be married to pat and her devotion to everyone is a model to everyone. she was a proud mother, grandmother and great grandmother. her work for the women's care center had a plaque that stated, we will not be serving for women and babies these days if it were not for this woman. we know she is surrounded by god's grace, a loving family and we know we will see her again. mr. donnelly: pat, thank you for all the kindness you showed and the lives you touched. may god hold you in the palm of his hand. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? mr. boehner: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. boehner: mr. speaker, the american people are asking where are the jobs. and just this morn

on wednesday more arrests morris, patricia frienn, robert roach, jr., albert fore,3 william magee, david strein. ladies and gentlemen, as you statement on the record. we ask that you summarize your testimony in a five minute period it. that will allow both myself and other members to ask questions. wendy morris. >> good morning. i am chairman of the executivee council of the airline pilots international. we have more than 7700 active pilots at united airlines and i appreciate the opportunity to speak before the subcommittee. over the past decade, the airline industry has experienced the orst economic storr in the history of commercial aviation. an unprecedented series of financial shocks have taken their toll on airline service and on employeee. bankruptcy is -- bankruptcies, outsourcing have all been -- the proposed merger represents an opportunity for both airlines and a possible sea change in the economic direction and customer satisfaction for the airline inddstry. how this merger is handled will determine whether it is change for the better. this choice could not be clearer. recent