obviously i'm not patricia webb, but i think patricia sent you an e-mail which -- my name is patrick [speaker not understood] and i'm the executive assistant at the ihss public authority and a staff liaison to the governing body. >> um-hm. >>> patricia asked me if i would just read her e-mail if that's okay with you. it says, i am sorry not to be here with you today, but due to the current state of my disability -- >> sir, excuse me. i'll give you an opportunity to come up when i ask for public comments. >>> me? >> yeah. >>> okay. >> next person is elva hernandez. are you here? hi, elva. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is elva hernandez and i am an in-home support services worker [speaker not understood]. and i have served the board for almost six years and i have been a health care worker for 13 years. i feel that my experience is a long time in the home support service provider and i would like to continue serving on the board. i hope that you will approve my reappointment to seat 4. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. any questions? >> yes. good morning or goo

and we still have a medal to present to patricia as well. [ applause ] >> i am back. all right, we have another honoree. so, once again, i would like to call up, dan, where is dan? i already talked to dan. dan? all right. so this is dan wynn, let me tell you about what dan did. so on september eleventh, at 4:57. public safety safety dispatcher received a call from a 14-year-old girl named tiane saying that she needed medical help for her mother and verified the address and her phone number and provided her with medical instructions. and stayed on the line with tanani and kept reassuring her that help was on the way. and compassionate tone helped tani remain calm and assisted her in providing assistance to her mother. unfortunately she and her family were unable to join us today but we do have this fine public servant representing the good work of the city that we are going to celebrate and we are going to take a moment again to hear the tape played so we hear a little bit of his work and what we are celebrating. >> do you have an emergency? >> tanin >> is the bleeding

it patricia that clip we showed had shame on you. joe biden responding to it that was you speaking it was what provoked that. if people provoked it we had gotten up to leave because we didn't want to hear any more an athlete or were walking out i just went from sadness to madness and it made me so angry that i just decided i could not. let this opportunity with them milling around like the world goes on for them in their safe. places in the senate and in the house where you have to pass a background check you are passed a security check after security check to cave in and they're just down there calmly chit chatting with each other no i decided i could no longer take it i needed to let them know that they were soulless and that they had shame. and if they do and they did. you you. have been personally affected by gun violence you were you were there yesterday at the summit yes i was sitting in front of the church ok so so you were all be i'd like to get your thoughts on something. senator rand paul said of the president responded to

you wanted to speak on behalf of patricia webb? >>> and kelly. maybe i didn't identify myself. >> no, i wasn't -- >>> i'm the executive assistant at the ihss public authority and i also serve as the staff liaison to the board. kelly dearman is the dhs, department of human services commissioner on our board and has been for several years. she has run her own elder law -- elder issues law practice and worked for the s.f. city attorney's office representing child welfare workers. she's very articulate and knowledgeable about budget and finance matters and has made a valuable contribution to our board. and i just wanted to add she has the full support of her fellow board members and the public authority. trisha, you may have read her e-mail, but due to the current state of her disability, she's pretty much confined to her apartment. we teleconference her into all our meetings. she served on the san francisco public authority board also for several years. four of these are renominations, excuse me. and she's been board secretary for most of that time.

(applause) >> we can bring up linda cook and patricia de font. i am really, really proud of this neighborhood watch group. we had some really hard times back in 2008. we had a few homicides in the excelsior district, one that is very well known, the bologna homicides. these tragedies are horrible if nothing else but to help communities organize. nay street neighbors really did that. they looked out for one another. they reached out. they created relationships where perhaps they didn't exist before. they looked at their neighborhood and thought, how can we make this neighborhood safer? and they've done amazing things. they've done greening, they planted last month scores of trees in the neighborhood. they brought the community together around garage sales. they actually are holding a market that has not been really a good neighbor in the area accountable to the neighborhood, which is an amazing feat. all of this is done because they love their neighborhood. they are inspired by community. that's what brings them together. so, i want to call up lin

. >> thanks for having me. >> my pleasure. >> patricia, let me start with you.he hillary speculation begin. what do you make of her reaction last night? >> i think the reaction in that room was exactly the reaction of democrats across the court and democrats in washington. i talked to a number of different democrats today to ask them what they thought if you sort of put hillary against uncle joe, who do you want to see in there. democrats i talked to, their top three choices are hillary, hillary, and hillary. they want her to run and she will freeze the field staffers that don't want to join another campaign, donors that want to give another dollar until they know if she's going to get in it. this is her nomination to take if she wants it. obviously she has a lot of decisions to make but she cuts across party lines and a number of women support her, 66% of americans support her. there's a good chance she would win if she ran. democrats can't quit talking about it because they believe she would win if she ran. >> patricia, i notice that she said she has a possibi

a former state department official said, patricia. proves nothing. >> it really proves only that there was a cable sent and it was over the secretary's name and there are more than one million cables that go in and out of the state department every year and that is why simply the fact that her signature there means very little because her signature is on every cable that leaves the state department, as you said. and i think when you look at this report, you have to ask yourself why are there no democrats on this report? there a investigations all the time. they are serious. they look into serious problems and they are bipartisan. these are only house republicans, no senators involved. there was a report on benghazi. its with done by mike mullen, so well respected. he found systemic problems in the state department and didn't point the finger at hillary clinton. it was much lower than she was. there are problems that need to be solved. this is not it. >> congresswoman, what they are really after is stopping hillary clinton because they

unidos parece grande e impenetrable, pero podrÍa ser mÁs vulnerable lo que muchos creen asÍ lo ve patricia en arizona (hablan inglÉs) Últimamente se ha vÍctimas gente y droga pasando por mi propiedad, desde que se empezÓ hablar de la reforma migratoria, aquÍ por donde un dia cruzando parte de los 11 millones de indocumentados en el paÍs es donde estÁ detenida la reforma migratoria que los podrÍa legalizar porque muchos legisladores ponen como condiciones cerrar la frontera. >>> la secretaria de seguridad nacional ha dicho que la frontera es segura, pero senadores que trabajan en la nueva ley de migraciÓn, comprobaron que no es del todo al ver cruzar a una mujer entre sus ojos. >>> entre mÁs militarizaciÓn en la frontera menos seguridad porque las medidas de seguridad han traÍdo todo el destrozo de familias las muertes miles y miles de muertes. >>> una propuesta de reforma migratoria exigirÍa vigilancia en 100% de la franja de la frontera y detener a 100% de los que tratan de cruzar, para esto se aprobarÍan 3.000 millones de dÓlares, una razon por lo que siguen cruzando por aquÍ, es porque

constituents want to make want to do to make their communities safer for more on this i'm joined by patricia mace summation survivor of the tucson arizona shooting witness yesterday's defeat of the gun control bill in our dean jeffries who sixteen year old daughter bushnell was one of four teens killed in a drive by shooting here. in washington d.c. . attrition or dean thank you so much for being with us tonight thank you for having us appreciate it patricia the clip we showed you had shame on you. joe biden responding to it that was you speaking it was what provoked it. if people provoked it and we had gotten up to leave because we didn't want to hear any more and if we were walking out i just it went from sadness to madness and it made me so angry that i just decided i could not. let this opportunity with them milling around like the world goes on for them in their safe. places in the senate and in the house where you have to pass a background check and are passed a security check after security check to get in and they're just down there calmly chit chatting with each other and i decided

the name sounds familiar to you, or face looks familiar to you is because patricia maisch helped stophooter in tucson, arizona, the one that wounded congresswoman gabby giffords and six others. she grabbed the magazine out of the shooter's hand as he was trying to reload the weapon and that prevented him from inflicting any more carnage and he was subdued. that same patricia maisch was inside the senate chamber today as the gun reform legislation was moved into defeat. patricia maisch, thank you for being here. >> thank you, it's an honor to be here. >> did you know you were going to exclaim like that? >> i actually hoped i wouldn't have reacted in that way. i was just so angry after working monday and tuesday and part of today talking to senators about our experiences and how the second amendment can be preserved, as well as have this public health and safety issue taken care of, or attempted to stem the tide of violence with guns. >> i know that you were part of meetings with senators and their staffs. you've been here all week long doing that. when you were in those meetings, and i

patricia, his wife, won't even speak. joshua broke into the home, as he is alleged, and took those two children, and we know they ended up in cuba. what happened between we're still trying to figure that out, and that will likely come out in court where those two parents were today. >> we're looking at some of the video as those parents were brought back, and brought in to custody for the first time. this first appearance, what exactly happened? what was laid out? >> you notice they're in red jumpsuits, and behind them they're in orange. we know the red jumpsuits are because they're segregated from the general population. the charges were not read today. neither joshua headachin or his wife, sharon, spoke. this was just about assigning a public defender. they both have the same public defender. chuck trana, and also special prosecutor here and moving forward. there is a pre-trial detention hearing scheduled for monday in which they will be actually transported to the courthouse to determine if they'll be allowed to bond o

-- linda cook and patricia de font. (applause) >> now, they're both part of nay street neighbors. linda actually nominated the group, but i really think that they're worthy of coming together to be honored today. i want to thank you for your great service in the neighborhood and i look forward to working with you in all the years to come. >> thank you. >> thank you. (applause) >> john said almost everything i wanted to say. but i do want to thank specifically mohammed nuru because he's been incredible. his toehold, everyone. francis and john avalos' office, without her nobody would know what we were doing because she helps us with all of our fliers and everything that we need to do. john has been tireless. he comes to my house on fridays at 5:30 for meetings. he's a great, great supervisor and a champion for our district. and we're excited about this year. we're going to put in a park. we're going to do safety initiatives. we're looking for grant money for more beautification. if anybody is interested in starting a neighborhood watch and getting involved, call me and i can help yo

asÍ que adelante ana patricia. >>> no querÍa satcha pretto, no te preocupes, todos cambiamos, ana patriciaaÑol, entonces una ventaja doble, para los que manejan dos idiomas, el inglÉs y el espaÑol, para muchos de nosotros es la lengua materna, otro punto a su favor para el gobierno, y muchas organizaciones, y ademÁs noticias para divertirnos en la ciudad de los vientos. >>> a ver. >>> no crean que miami las gasta solito, no, estarÁ romeo santos, precisamente maÑana llega, porque el rey. sÍ, estÁ hijole. bien apetecible. >>> quÉ bÁrbaro. >>> y vayan al escenario de grandes. (risas) >>> un escenario de grandes en la ciudad de los vientos, vicky creo que nos tenemos que anotar, y regalamos invitaciones. >>> este joven, viene a alborotar Él gallinero. >>> quÉ quieres decir con eso de apetecible? >>> ademÁs de eso, se hizo respetando a los presentes. >>> se nos hizo pedazos. (risas) >>> definitivamente, va por seÑorÍa, ustedes irian primero, primero apetecibles ustedes. >>> ya no la compongas. >>> va por edades, o cÓmo estÁ la onda? me confundi. >>> estÁ como un mango. >>> dicen no aclares que

patricia smith joins me now, patricia, welcome, good to have you here this morning. >> hi. the president and secretary of state hillary clinton and the then defense secretary leon panetta when you went on that sad, must have been the most painful day of your life to receive the casket of your son, what did they say to you? >> they said that they would find out what happened and get back to me. because i told them, i have to know. they all promised me. martha: and how have they followed up on that? what attempts have you made to find out what they have learned? how has that gone? >> nobody has got even back to me at all, not one word, other than one clerk called me and started reading me from the timeline, which i already had, and that was it. martha: i know you are hoping that there will be a select committee put in place, and congressman wolf has been leading that charge. do you think that -- what do you think that would accomplish, and is that your only hope that remains of finding out what happened, and trying to prevent that from happening to anybody else in our consula

. >> that voice from the speaking moral truth to power was patricia, who has been a recurring guest onm because she is the woman that helped tackle the shooter in the tucson massacre when he had to reload. also, rocks anna green, the mother of christina taylor green who was murdered in that tucson parking lot that day. christina taylor green would be alive if he fired only ten bullets instead of 33. we'll get her reaction about what happened today. because of a republican procedural road block, all of the amendments voted on today required 60 votes to pass. after the votes, president obama flanked by family members and a former congressman who was shot in the head, the president tried to explain to americans why their democracy isn't always a democracy. >> a few months ago, in response to too many tragedies, including the shootings of a united states congresswoman, gabby giffords, who is here today, and the murder of 20 innocent school children and their teachers. this court country took up the cause of preventing more gun violence. families who know unspeakable grief summoned the cour

. ♪ >> she's back, patricia's lawsuit against her hedge fund owning husband has been revived.ay about her ex, and why does it matter? charlie has the latest on this. >> i'm low on stories so i'm combing through divorce records. no. there is a reason why we're covering this story other than the fact there's, you know, she hates steve cohen, they were divorced, patricia and steve, his first wife, still marrieded to his second life, happily marrieded, divorced in 1998, and in 2007, she filed a lawsuit saying she found information about steve that he hid assets during the divorce, that he owes her money from a real estate deal, something like $5.5 million and from a trade that he did. why do we care about the lawsuit aside from the salacious fact? >> he had a rough week. >> to that in a second. inside the lawsuit is allegations that steve traded in the past on inside information. this lawsuit was pecked up by the fbi and government investigators, from what we understand according to sources, in the government, that the fbi and government -- the fbi principally, interviewed patrici

patricia, thanks for joining us. what do you think is the most pressing issue in terms of health care? >> the issue has been one of transition. there has been a report of 44% of iraq and afghanistan veterans are having readjustment issues, and they really need assistance in transition and preparation to move from a very regimented military ton the the va, which is a large bureaucracy, which is sometimes difficult to navigate, so that is one of the largest problems. when you have health issues, it , so you do challenge commo not know where to turn, and you may not have the ability to understand care. sees them the words of the question about mental health. christo said this. asks this. has america and the va been addressing mental-health issues? do we need more monetary helped to get a better framework? >> it says a lot of there is a national crisis in mental health care. the secretary and former secretary of defense leon panetta have said there is a crisis of health care providers. they are moving to hire more. hired

accounts with burglary and battery for each, that patricia hauser was bound, according to authoritiestra count, a federal charge for joshua hakken, that flight to avoid prosecution in the process of leaving to avoid those charges. >> so a litany of charges that he's facing now. no question about that. victor blackwell, thanks very much in tampa for us this morning. >>> at this moment, the u.s. and japan have all eyes glued on south korea. >> go ahead. we're on you now. >> according to one u.s. official, the white house believes the test firing of a mobile ballistic missile by the north could be imminent. jim clancy monitoring the latest developments for us. he joins us live from seoul. reuters reporting that south korea has asked china to stop, to step in and help. >> that's right. the foreign ministry announced they approached beijing as well as moscow, asking the two biggest trading partners really of north korea to try to cool the provocations that have been coming from pyongyang. obviously, it's elevated tensions in the region. obviously, china has been an interested party that's

para entregar a joshua y patricia y sus hijos menores que llegaron a cuba en un yate.e perdiera la custodia de los menores. cuba y estados unidos no comparten acuerdo de extradición. ya ejz encargada del departamento del tesoro respondió hoy a mario díaz ba lar sobre la cantante beyonce rae realizar in kboints estudiantil en cuba. cuento in grant dicho grupos. enviar esta semana cheques, 3 millones de personas que fueron víctimas de embargos hipotecarios indebido. los pagos entre 300 y 120 mil dólares cada uno. serán entre abril y julio y los cheques de mayor cantidad serán para marcha militar. >>> se unieron a los maestros en dmrao reforma a la educación como fue la manifestación dos edad cardo y hombres armados con escopetas. >>> varios días han tardado en méxico para asimilar estas imágenes la policía federal re mre ganado a manifestantes que ocupaban la autopista chile pan sin embargo, en acapulco. >>> aparece una marcha público con armas y con un reto y una declaración, de que dejó de ser un movimiento para convertirse en un movimiento popular. grupos de maestro d

. >>> y recuerdo de lo que decÍa patricia se puede poner aceite de almendras, todo quiera, todo pararatamiento utilizas azÚcar morena con miel o con shampÚ de bebÉ y ayudas con bien el tratamiento aplicar y queda a la piel suave. >>> ya en tu. >>> a los cuatro o cinco dÍas del tramito. >>> gracias patricia. >>> se siente mÁs mejor. >>> mÁs suave ve. >>> ah! bueno. >>> y gracias patricia. >>> si le gustÓ esto, pueden ver mÁs informos en univisiÓn.com, tienen todo lo que nos gusta comadre. >>> mira esta sonsonrisa. >>> mira que guapa allÍ estÁ. >>> ahora sÍ. >>> creo que ana no necesaria esto, porque estÁ chava. >>> tienes estrÍas. >>> si te contara, pero no te cuento. >>> en uno momento nos vamos hasta los Ángeles con nuestros amigo de las radio y los que mos tienen desde allÁ en relaciÓn a nuestra belleza latina. >>> y tambiÉn la visita desde mÉxico del primer actor javier quiÉn interpretÓ a el ex refugio en corona de lÁgrimas y ademas la reacciÓn de susana gonzÁlez altero caras su ex habÍa renunciado la obra aventurera y no compartirÁ el esoescenario c ella. >>> y tenemos el barrio.

y minutos de angustia viviÓ patricia suÁrez que no encontraba a su esposo. >>> ya habÍan pasado la mayorian una barda con la bandera de mÉxico. >>> le volviÓ el alma al cuerpo cuando lo encontrÓ. pero el sentir de estos maratonistas regresan a casa con el amargo recuerdo de una carrera mortal. >>> aunque la ciudad tratÓ de volver a la normalidad el corazÓn de boston sigue adolorido y no cesan las vigilias. >>> la alegrÍa fue tomada, pero estamos muy tristes. >>> hoy 17 vÍctimas estÁn en condiciones critica, al menos 12 recibieron amputaciones. y 1o7 0 de los mÁs de 180 heridos fueron dados de alta. >>> y las turistas espaÑolas estÁn camino a casa, pero no dudan regresar para el prÓximo maratÓn de boston. y saludo a enrique acevedo que tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con el padre de una persona herida. >>> luis mario yepes, padre Él sufriÓ algunas heridas, y ayer lo operaron, y esto nos dijo su padre. >>> la tarde del lunes david mario yepes auedÍa, junto a su hermano, y unos amigos en jovenen disfrutamos del dÍa mÁs festivo. >>> en segundos los espectadores entre vig timas, el medio del caos

. >> patricia, what do you know of that? >> that is not a population i have considered. i have covered issues where veterans have ended up in federal prisons, and they are covered by a public health system that serves as federal prisons, and maybe something i need to look into as a reporter. >> our conversation is your thoughts on veterans' health care and care for returning service members are from iraq and afghanistan. a statistic looks at how veterans plan to use their d.e.a. coverage -- va coverage. aftert those who served 9-11, and a fairly stark difference between those who chose to use the va to supplement health care. 52% use it as their primary source. almost 30% of post-9-11 use it as a source of health care. that puts additional strain on the system. >> the va has a rule that when operation entering freedom veterans come home they have five years of service for conditions or injuries, and that is one reason the figures are so high. >> let's go to texas. daniel on the veterans line. you are on the air. caller: i am daniel blake, and i watched the program tonigh

dÍganos por twitter, quisiera ver a ana patricia en una novela? hermoso, me siento comprometido y agradecido por permitirme portarlo. >>> puedo decir el secreto que me contaste. le fueron agarrando al traje, en placa todos los dÍas, que trabaja mucho, cuÁntas tallas? >>> tres tallas. >>> con lo que cortaron sacamos otro traje. (risas) >>> oye pablo y cÓmo ves a estos dos muchachos. >>> sÍ, el pochito tiene ese traje. >>> sÍ. es el Único. >>> quiÉn tiene mÁs trajes? tÚ o jorge? >>> no, pablo tiene mÁs. >>> se supone que tiene que ver la historia, trae nada mÁs ese traje, un regalo especial de marÍa, la verdad que estamos contentos de estar ahorita comenzando en univisiÓn. este proyecto tan lindo que a la gente le gustarÁ mucho, se realiza en un lugar mÁs importante de la mÚsica mexicana, la plaza garibaldi, del mariachi, reconocida en todo el mundo, y que se desarrollan historias de los que participamos de los personajes alrededor de la plaza. como es en la vida real, viven allÍ los mÚsicos en casitas, y departamentos, en casas de asistencia, y vie

patricia castorena investigan a la persona con el alguacil, la policia local, el fbi, y si ha vividotras ciudades hasta alli pueden hacer la investigacion pero hoy las objeciones en el comite continuaron. por ejemplo el presiente del comite judicial patrick leahy dijo que la propuesta no cumple con los deberes del pais... mientras la comision federal de derechos civiles indico que los inmigrantes sin papeles seran dura competencia para estadounidenses con capacitacion deficiente... muchos obstaculos.... harian posible dar marcha atras al sueno de 11 millones? aun falta mucho por recorrer entrevista bernardo merino todavia no esta en el senado... una iniciativa primero sufre varios pasos antes de ser presentada y lugo se vota para aprovar o rechazar el proyecto de ley.... blanca ---mientras que aqui en la ---mientras que aqui en la region, las autoridades aumentaron sus medidas de seguridad. take vo ---esto comenzo a partir de esta noche... antes, durante y despues del primer juego de la series que "los gigantes" disputaron contra los padres de san diego. ---decenas de policias y perr

>>tengo aÑo y medio de casado con patricia... fui abusado sexualmente a la edad de 15 aÑos.ulsiva. doctora: ¡pero acabÓ contigo! >>yo querÍa sexo salvaje y Él no me lo querÍa dar. >>un buen padre es ca... >>el padre de mi hijo quiere llevarme a mÍ con Él. >>Él no puede criar a mi hijo. a un hombre que le gusta... un m----. >>este es mÁs macho que tÚ,

every time i went to apply for a permit, guided me on all the approval processes finally to manny, patricia and amy and all of you made this work. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> [ applause ] >> commissioner, can we do a picture real quick. thank you again, jane. this is very gratifying. thanks to your team as well. >> next, commissioners, i want to talk about a new restaurant coming in at pier 5. we are lucky to be getting celebrity chef michael sharl oh. it's named koekt a. c o q u e t a. you may have known him. he's a celebrity. he's a specialist in italian cuisine. he owns a restaurant in napa valley and host 2 shows, one called napa style and one on the food network called easy entertaining. the new restaurant will represent spanish food but also his first restaurant in san francisco. we are very thrilled he's chosen to do this on the water front. he's taken out a permit for a wood fired oven. we are looking forward to that. his lease requires him to use sustainable food from the ferry or otherwise. he is has enlisted a farm for specialty items and we are excited about that. he w

patricia, good to see you this morning. seen from last week, you chastised congress publicly after the senate bill crashed. you yelled "shame on you" after the vice president read the vote. do you have anymore hope that gun control measures will be revived through other avenues? >> i do hope they will be. i think they will. we're not going to let this issue drop. the nra can give up on thinking we're going to go away because we're not. we're going to be there fighting the fight until we win. >> when we look at what people are writing about. a piece in "the new york times" going after the president saying he handled this incorrectly. he doesn't know how to work the system. it's clear now that he doesn't want to learn. it's unbelievable that with 90% of americans on his side he could only get 54 votes. no one on capitol hill is scared of him. when you hear that kind of criticism coming out, do you think that the president could have invested more political capital in this? >> you know, i'm not a politician. i don't know exact

. >>> patricia cree en el mÉtodo, hace 20 aÑos sufriÓ un accidente. >>> me lastime la columna, y fractureolores son muy fuertes. >>> dijo que tras recibir una sanaciÓn reconectiva, la mejorÍa fue inmediata. >>> en media hora me pare e hice mis cosas, estaba que no me podÍa mover. >>> durante mÁs de quince aÑos, el doctor enseÑa su tÉcnica para elevar la conciencia en el mundo, y mÁs de 70 mil personas en mÁs de 7 0 paÍses la practican. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> puedo prometer dos cosas, serÁs capaz de hacer todo y cada cosa en la forma que lo hago, y capaz de hacer todo y cada cosa que cualquier otro humano pueda hacer en este planeta en sanaciones. >>> en su libro la reconexiÓn sana a otros sanate a ti mismo, comparte sus experiencias personales, y ofrece consejos para realizar sanaciones, que varias cientÍficos validaron sanaciones, con sus manos y miles de estudiantes en todo el mundo. >>> muchas gracias doctor. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> a ustedes amigos les dejare saber quÉ pagÓ con la sanacion reconectiva que me hizo el doctor, vuelvo al estudio. >>> gracias cecilia, vamos >>> bu

failure to pass expanded background checks unthinkable, but being heard or consoled was not enough for patricia, tucson shooting survivor who shouted at senators -- shame on you. >> shame on you! >> there will be order in the senate. >> reporter: some newtown families had held more private meetings, no media coverage. republican senator mark kirk's staff took these pictures. the latest nbc/maris poll shows nine out of ten surveyed want tighter restrictions on gun sales. four republicans voted yes to extend background checks to commercial sales at gun shows and internet. >> expanded background checks would not have prevented newtown. >> reporter: conservative opposition was strong. >> this is the first step of erosion of our rights under the second amendment. >> we're trying to take to it the violent criminal than the innocent law biding second amendment citizen. >> reporter: usually a vice president arrives to preside over a winning vote, but biden was here to witness its defeat. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> reporter: four democrats with high gun ownership also voted no. >> that's nbc'

. >> patricia y el cowboys se conocieron hace 16 aÑos.os mÁs beneficiados, ya que el espectÁculo que ahora ofrecen es doble. >> asÍ en este mundo de sÚper hÉroes y personajes de fantasÍas las vaqueras desnudas siguen del beneficio del pÚblico, pero ahora cuando el cowboys no hay quiÉn se resista a su encanta. >> >> el vaquero no descarta cambiar su tradicional sombrero de cowboys pero nunca se quitaÁa las botas y las prendas Íntimas, como que sufre con el frÍo el vaquero desnudo. >> nos acompaÑa marÍa antonieta collins con el mundo dmre los deportes, como que sale con tan poquita ropa. >> espero que tengan una bota. >> es todo un empresario. >> que bien, ademÁs no tiene que estÁ muy bien que digamos a los ejecutivoss que despuÉs del escÁndalo que se dio a luz esta semana, mÁs cabezas se esperan que vengan la prÓxima semana, comenzamos con la libertades, ellos mismos seÑores, se ganaron el infierno. veamos. >> en la copa libertadores, toluca enfrentÓ al nacional buscando mantenerse. gonzalo buena aprovecha el regalito de la defensa israel

. >> let's listen to patricia maisch, at the shooting of gabby giffords and how she and others stoppedbecause he ran out of ammunition and had to reload. let's listen to her. >> he pulled out a magazine from his left pocket, had it in his hand, but he dropped it on the sidewalk, i was able to recover it before he could get it. >> ryan grim, it doesn't seem complicated. it is about how often do they have to reload. >> right. and there's nothing in the second amendment that says you're entitled to 50 bullets in a clip. >> right. >> patricia is the same woman that yelled shame on you from the floors. >> a well earned right to heckle in the united states senate. >> i interviewed her afterwards, they were trying to escort her out of the building, journalists formed a human shield around her with microphone in front of her, capitol police realized perhaps arresting a hero of tucson after the senate knocked down this sensible gun bill wasn't the best move, they let her continue to talk. but these are just, you know, 90%, 90% of people support this. there's no second amendment right to 50 bull

, y le voy a continuamos tar ana patricia llegÓ bien acompaÑa con su mami. >>> sÍ. >>> recibiÓ. >>> sÍ. >>> estuvimos ahÍ con cara de what. >>> quÉ, que. >>> tenÍas que madrugar no te invitaron, felicidades a las divinas y humanas que llegaron a celebrar. >>> las fotos quedaron increÍbles. >>> muchas gracias. >>> se ven espectaculares. >>> me dejaron bella milly y eli que nos arreglan. >>> esta mujer es todavÍa mÁs bonita por dentro. >>> gracias. >>> te cuento que el dÍa de ayer vino con greÑas asÍ. >>> (risas) >>> desparpajadas asÍ, o sea amanda miguel , espÉrate, la voy a acomodar. amanda miguel. >>> arreglala. >>> vamos. >>> me confundÍ. >>> olvidalo. >>> en cuestiÓn de la cabellera para arriba medio para atrÁs. la entendiste? >>> sÍ. >>> quÉ te dije de tan lindo de piropo. >>> ni me lo lave. >>> estÁs como honey que. >>> quÉ que? >>> que le huele bien bonito. (risas) >>> el pelo. >>> oigan, salvenme mejor jhonny, vamos contigo. (risas) >>> quÉ le huele. >>> te quedÓ muy bueno, dejeme decirles, y me gustarÍa que presten atenciÓn, es serio lo que vamos a hablar, conducir bajo la infl

victor, the reason you are there is because this is where the custodial grandmother, patricia houserildren a week ago when she was tied up and alleged the kids were kidnapped by the parents. can you let me know if you have seen her? >> reporter: we saw her about a an hour ago. she was wearing a purple top and dark pants. she has been inside since then. we do not know exactly what is happening inside. i am waiting to see what the next move is on this part of the grandmother and the detectives. at the point of which she walked in there was no confirmation that the family was there. does this now go to a plea to bring them back? was this an interview to get information to find out where they would go. it was five days ago that this woman in her late 60s was tied up in her home and her grandchildren taken from her, the grandchildren the previous day the custody was given to her after the relationship severed on the tuesday. wednesday morning at about dawn she was bound and the children taken out. we know that there is a connection to, as you mentioned, that moment in which joshua went to

. >> mom, patricia bower says if the changes will help keen shane safe she's all for them. >> i would like to make sure there's a criminal background check of some sort and know that they child is in good hands. >> reporter: we talked to 24-hour fitness and they said they already do drl background check for all their child care employees and thaed already adhere to the new rierms outlined in the proposed law. >>> starting today shoppers in san mateo county will have to remember to bring their own bags when they go to super markets. dozens of super markets will no longer give out plastic bags when you shop. if shoppers don't bring their own bag, they will be charged 10 cents for each paper one. some shoppers tell us they don't mind making the changes. >> i see lots of plastic bags fly away. i like this idea. >> but you have to remember to bring our your bag when you shop. >> i put in the car. >> reporter: good idea. several other stores will stop giving out plastic bags this summer. it plastic bags can still be used for produce, meet and prescriptions >>> zbreen is universal week. you'

[speaker not understood], the reverend amos brown, denise tyson, linda richardson, sonya harris, patricia thomas, veronica honeycut, these are just the names of a few of our commissioners who are heading up those very important divisions of our city. and they are joining with me and with the supervisors and with the department heads to do what mrs. obama asked us to do. whenever we occupy these public positions throughout the city or throughout the state or throughout the nation, we do the right thing, we keep the doors of opportunity open and enriched for everybody else. and we're already seeing it happen. yesterday i was at the luncheon for the boys and girls club, wonderful, wonderful entity that's reaching out to all of our young high school kids and make sure they're motivated to go to college. you should have heard them talk about their futures. you should also hear them ask for our help, because i know as much as anybody else that our kids will inherit the good things that we do. they will also inherit the things that we fail to do. and i'm about making sure that we fail less in th

lieutenant commander patricia serrano, her assignments have been varied includes working as a immediate vaek core man, a legal clerk and a tqm instructor. she completed a 7-month deployment.

lieutenant commander patricia serrano, her assignments have been varied includes working as a immediate vaek core man, a legal clerk and a tqm instructor. she completed a 7-month deployment. captain mike napolitano is serving with the navy's expedition training group. while deployed in 2004, he spearheaded maritime patrol relief efforts toing the 2004 indian ocean tsunami, as well as numerous theater cooperation efforts throughout the pacific and in 2009 captain napolitano reported as commanding officer of the expeditionary training group. this is a fabulous panel and i know you're going to appreciate what they have to say. rear admiral, i think you'll start. >> first of all on behalf of the chilean navy i would like to thank so much to san francisco fleet week, particularly to admiral gary roughhead for being invited to participate in this senior seminar. it's a privilege for me to be here and to share with you the experience that we had just during and after the earthquake that we had in chile in february 27, 2010. most of the lessons learned that i'm going to show here to you is part