♪ cathy: oh my, patty. did you find all your files? patty: finally! knew it would be this much work when richard and i decided to retire! cathy: well, what are you going to do first? patty: we're heading down to brooklyn heights and start in on that social security paperwork. cathy: why would you do that? patty: what do you mean? cathy: it's so much easier to log onto socialsecurity.gov and file online. patty: what if i need to know how much money i'll be getting? cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> good morning. welcome to st. francis memorial hospital. note welcome -- welcome to the fifth annual tree lighting. we are recognizing the role that the burn center played to us in the community of st. francis and the whole region and wished to demonstrate for you today the risk of christmas trees -- the danger that they present to us. we have a couple of guests to speak to us

eventualmente ella lo demandó por violencia doméstica, patty muñoz se quedó con él.atty de que la iban a golpear. >> ahí no me extraña que ninguan de las dos haya puesto un grano de arena para que esto pasara. estas niñas no hacen nada por sí mismas. >> patty vive de escándalos. y la otra también. me parece que se pusieron de acuerdo para que esto pasara, porque ninguna tiene mérito. >> yo creo que se dejaron llevar por el juego, es el estilo de vida de ellas. >> que pena >> es así como buscan trabajo. >> son unas guanabi >> vamos a la pausa, al regreso shakira y antonio de la rúa se enfrascaron en una discusión en frente de las cámaras. >> también noticias en el caso de gaby spanic. >> y más adelante tenemos los documentos legales que demuestran que josé manuel figueroa sí estuvo casado con la madre de su hija. >> e [ tosiendo ] [ locutor ] lucha contra tus peores síntomas de gripe. nuevo theraflu max d contiene la medicina más poderosa permitida sin receta para combatir tus peores síntomas de gripe. theraflu max d. poder en serio. y llegó el momento dever las fotos

♪ cathy: oh my, patty. did you find all your files? patty: finally! knew it would be this much work when richard and i decided to retire! cathy: well, what are you going to do first? patty: we're heading down to brooklyn heights and start in on that social security paperwork. cathy: why would you do that? patty: what do you mean? cathy: it's so much easier to log onto socialsecurity.gov and file online. patty: what if i need to know how much money i'll be getting? cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> good morning, folks. good morning. in the general manager of san francisco utilities commission, and we are here for a moment this occasion. we are at the potrero, the last dirty power plant in san francisco, so the big question we have been asking is not whether this goes away, but when does this go away. today, you will hear the official announcement. the first one to try t

. >> sandra montoya y patty se llvan el el tijeretazo las invitan a un evento y se ponen a pelear. >>atty muñoz y sandra montoya >> te soy honesta, las agresiones que recibi de su parte, también las vivió ella. de lo que se burló de mí, yo no me alegro de lo que le pasó

and he said, "patti, a heroe is a sandwich." [laughter] that picture documented a very happy day for robert and i, and when i look at it, it still makes me happy. tavis: you talk about earlier in your career, at one point, there was an attempt by the record industry to make you a harder edged verison of cher. >> that was an earlier record company in 1971. quite a good deal, quite a lot of money. i was not really interested in that, so in 1975, i went with clive davis, who had his own idea about me, but clive always had a weakness for artists like myself. they were talking more that they wanted me to wear something like a motorcycle jacket and sing rock-and-roll songs, but in 1971, i was not ready for that. i did that in my own time. tavis: this is one of the most beautifully written -- >> oh, thank you. tavis: you are a poet, obviously, but you're writing -- there is a flow to it -- but your writing, there is a flow to it. >> i only wrote about things i loved in the book. i did not waste my time writing about things that i did n

patty: hello? cathy: patty! i've decided to follow your lead and file for social security benefits online. patty: but cath, aren't you back in zanzibar? cathy: i just got on my laptop and went to socialsecurity.gov. it took less than 15 minutes! patty: wow! you are a miracle worker. cathy: well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. [captioning made possie by cbyifornia farm bureau federation] >> coming up on "california country," meet a farming family finding a way to give back to their community. then find out why this crop is coming out of the dark literally. next, it's turkey time. learn how to make a new recipe with the holiday favorite. and travel to one of the most unique farmers markets in the stata. it's all ahead, and it starts now. you would think being around watermelons all day, you might get sick of eating the sometimes messy snack, but not for farmer dan van groningen. >> that's good. that's crispy. it's sweet. it's wet. it's everythi

patti smith merged poetry with rock and roll. she was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2007. she tells the story of those early years in a memoir titled "just kids" which won the national book award for nonfiction. patti smith joins me. this book goes back to before you were you, the public figure. why did you want to look at that? >> the day before robert died, we knew he was dying and because we had collaborated for so many years, i asked him what he wanted me to do to continue working with him in the best way i could. then he said, "would you tell our story. you're the only one that could tell it." our story started when we were 20 years old and it began, the two of us were unknown. we evolved as artists and human peculiars together. >> ifill: you could see it coming through, the aspiration to art but trying to channel it somehow. >> both of us had a mission. robert really believed in himself. robert was a very interesting boy, because he was quite shy yet absolutely confident in his abilities and that he would

. >> es para patty manterola, acaba de decir que lleva mucho tiempo tomando clases de tubo, para queeso >> que falta de respeto. >> de qué sirve que una mujer de una demostracion en una despedida de soltera, si son puras mujeres. >> para armar recoche, un desorden. >> a mí me parece que si ella tomó las clases, que las use con el marido. >> exacto. ella llegará de improvisada me imagino a la despedida de soltero del marido >> y qué más va adecir patty. >> ya faltan solo días para este enlace. >> que me gusta de patricia manterola? es la constancia en bobería, no veo contenido en patricia. dice cosas como, voy a cantar el ave maría el día en que me case, voy a bailar el baile de tubo >> eres un irrrespetuoso, ella es una artista. no es como otras artistas que van de escándalo en escándalo >> yo creo en su talento, pero me da frustracion que la chica no haya reventado musicalmente, mientras tanto hace y dice este tipo de cosas. >> yo necesito que vayan haciendo las cosas que se le ocurran, así como patricia manterola, falta poco para el 12 de diciembre. >> yo creo que toda la gente tie

patti lee is live in the city to explain what's going on here, patti. >> i'm live at justin herman plaza where folks here say they don't mind paying to skate here, because it is traditional and it is temporary. but these programs are getting an icy reception. >> reporter: at glen canyon park, 16 kids are making nature art. >> this is $165 for the basic camp which is a four day camp from nine to three. >> reporter: forced by a budget shortfall. the department is also upping it's efforts to lease it's park clubhouses to nonprofit and for profit groups. many virtually unused because of cuts to programming and the lay off of 50rec directors this fall. >> the driving force here is trying to provide the programs that we no longer can. the people who are leasing our clubhouses will be paying a rent of $1,400 a month. it helps. >> reporter: but many neighborhoods oppose the idea. >> given that it is a community center, something should be coming back to the community. >> reporter: there is also concern the city is essentially privatetizing public buildings, that were upgraded on the taxpayers di

patty ty lee, ktvu channel 2 kut -- patti l eigh, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the government has decided to go paperless. 80% of checks are sent to bank accounts. but 186 million checks were m ailed last year. starting in may and no longer than the spring two years from now, everybody will receive electric payments. >> each year it will save $ 120 million in post as -- postage costs. and it's estimated that the trust fund will save as much as $1 billion. >> most of the 600,000 lost or stolen check aims will be eliminated by direct department. >>> u.s. homes sales edged up last night. the national association of realtors says 4.8 million homes were sold in november. that's a gain of 5 poi 5% -- 5.5%. the commerce department has gin o verall economy. the gross domestic product j umped 2.6% from july to september as business spent more to build their inventories. commits are predicting a b etter -- commits are predicting a better-than-expected report due to increased consumer s pending. news that the economy grew faster than expected over the summer was well received on wall street. >>> the

for a patty melt?as opposed like a grill when you barbecue outside you want to get a nice little crust. that sizzle gives the indication we are doing the right thing here. we put a little onions on there. >> that's nice. >> they help each other out here. >> an infusion of flavor. >> yes. i call this the perfect combination of grilled cheese and cheese burger. >> ahh, i like that. >> which i think most people can relate to. >> once you're set with all of this and it all comes together, this is sort of what the finished product looks like. >> sure. >> are you leaving these on as long as you leave the burger on or watching them. >> these we'll watch, a bit of a lower heat on that end. you can tell the bread will start to curl and the cheese will start to indicate it's getting close and give you signs. >> good to know. okay for dessert. >> we have a pear crumble. >> that sounds delicious. >> pretty simple. >> and it sounds good to them, too. you guys, come on out here. >> really? >> we smell food! >> here'

patti lee live in the city with the latest developments. patti. >> reporter: this month-long manhunt came to an end only by chance because the cousin of missing girl had been to be shopping at this sports basement with her boyfriend and spotted the girl walking with her alleged kidnapper and a third man, whose involvement is unclear at this time. 15-year-old jean berlinghoff is in protective custody, her uncle under arrest and a third man from oregon detained for questioning. >> the suspect was shocked and said oh, no, so we knew something was wrong. they all provided us different names. subsequently the cousins came back and gave the true identity of the abductor and the victim. >> reporter: san francisco police say they detained the trio at 15th and folsom. they were standing around this red bronco, where they may have been spending the night. the three did not resist arrest. police say the 15-year-old victim appear to be somewhat relieved to be found, but also expressed concern about the welfare of her alleged abductor. berlinghoff has b

patti lee is back in oakland with our report, patti. >> reporter: oakland police say the men who drove into this fence then fled on foot were known members of a gang. one of which aimed this pistol at a police officer willing to fire. oakland's assistant chief jordan explains how efforts to arrest gang members led to the a officer shooting. >> the occupants were armed with an assault weapon. >> reporter: opd painted a dark portrait. saying the four suspects that crashed this car were known members of a violent west oakland gang. >> they've been involved in well over a dozen homicides. multiple shootings on a weekly basis. >> reporter: with that background established, police justified how two officers chaising 19-year-old suspect edwards on foot ended up killing him. >> during this pursuit, mr. edwards stopped, coming face to face with an officer. he drew that pistol you see on the paper and the officer fired at him. >> reporter: they say they found a loaded assault rifle in the car. >> we're trying to protect the community, we did everything we could to stop these individuals from goi

two patties, melting cheese and my secret sauce plus fries and a drink for only $3.99. i get it. you can eat a lot cheaper at your place than you can at home. but do have this? i have dessert. what about this? ohhh. ohhhhhh. jack. that's for max.

reporting live on mount tam, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and from patti let's go straight out to bill martin with when the rain is coming in. it's not so much when the rain is coming in. this is just the gee -- gee joe graphy -- geography. beneath the hills there is a certain type of clay and that clay gets wet -- and that clay expand when it gets wet. this is nothing new. we're just starting the rainy season. every time we get rain out here, 130%, 120% average of rainfall, the clay expands. here is the cloud cover moving in. it gets out here tomorrow afternoon. it has some subtropical m oisture, maybe an inch, inch and a half of rain kind of similar to what we saw on saturday. i will have specifics with the computer model. it's the geography of the bay area. we get a lot of rain. we're used to it. i will be back here in a little bit. >> we'll see you then. now to the east coast where the big digout really got underway. a strong storm dropped up to 30 inches in some parts. that's causing all kinds of problems, especially at a irports. heather childers is live in newark new jer

let me share patty's words with you. i was an e3 corporal, and i was taking over for a lieutenant and a staff sergeant. i was with nervous about that. i was taking on a billet way beyond my grade. the purpose of my job was to insure that the convoys that were either leaving our base or coming to our base did so safely. it entailed checking route safety, keeping track of the number of vehicles and personnel, and then tracking them by satellite as they traveled. now, the marine corps had assigned levgood to that billet after they evaluated her experience with computers and her specialty in transportation. she said, it was really tough. you were dealing with hundreds of lives, and if you made one tiny mistake, someone might get hurt or even killed. i coordinated over 300 to 400 convoys, and we had no losses. i was relieved. today it is not unusual to watch a newscast on tv and to see the faces of female soldiers, marines, airmen, sailors and coast guardsmen intermingled with the military personnel serving in iraq and afghan

what will keep your kids healthy and safe is you. >> we thank you, patty james. for more information, visit pattyjames.com, or shine the light on kids.org. >> we will look for the results in the future. we are leaving you with michael some you michael -- smuin's christmas ballet. > >> ♪ there's a newborn king to see, pa rum pa pom pom. > >> so, to honor him, pa rum pa pom pom -- > >> ♪ >>

let me share patty's words with you. i was a corporal taking over for a lieutenant and staff sergeant. i was nervous about that. i was taking on well beyond my grade the purpose of my job was to insure the convoys that were either leaving our base or coming to our base did so safely. it entails checking room safety, keeping track of the number of vehicles and personal and checking them by satellite as they travel. now the marine corps had assigned lives in good. after they evaluated the experienced work with computers and her military occupational specialty in transportation. she said it was tough, we were dealing with hundreds of lives and if you make one tiny mistake someone might get hurt or killed the record of over 300 to 400 convoys and had no losses. i was relieved. it is not unusual to watch on tv and see the things of a female soldier marines, air man, sailor and coastguardsman intermingle with the military personnel serving in iraq and afghanistan. it is not unusual to hear the media speak now about our sons an

thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is patty. i just have to say a few things. i cannot believe that a family that has run a business for 65 years is being forced out by a corporation. we are in the same situation, not necessarily with the ortega family, but we are fighting for our business to sustain for a future generation. we were fortunate enough to win that big it to sustain that lease another 10 years. -- we were fortunate enough to win that bid to sustain that least another 10 years. i remember playland. i remember still like the way that it was with the boats and the boat house with the hoist. i don't think we need another restaurant. this gentleman said something, that the cost, for $60,000, it would be the cost of a gardener. i think a family that has run a business 65 years is worth more than $65,000 in revenue. thank you. it [applause] >> next speaker, please? >> my name is richard. i am a native san francisco. i have been going to stow lake since i was a child. now my five kids out and grandkids i take there. if you have ever experienced any time th

patty stanton is a volunteer nominated franklin as someone oprah should salute. together they wound up on the show. >> we practiced what if she said something to you? what are you going to say? >> turns out they did not get to talk about muttville. oprah was busy handing out her favorite things. still impact of being on the show last month and our news story have paid off, big time. >> we're not only getting so many more applications, at least triple the amount of applications for adoptions and questions about how to start a senior dog rescue which has been -- i love that. >> patty kent got swept up in the oprah affect and now she has a dog. >> i saw it on tv. i was very excited because i was looking for an adult dog. low maintenance. i have my new forever friend here. >> being on oprah turned into a financial bonanza. >> we're able to take items oprah gave to us and put it on a web site that does online auctions for nonprofits wex made about $5800. >> that will pay a lot of vet bills to make sure pooches under top shape for adoptions. >> diamond earrings we didn

. >> desmintió ante cámaras ortiz que esté triste como se ha publicado en varios medios porque pattyontrado el amor qué bonito que pueda ella este dar la sus metas y en este sentido encontrar un smouch qmuchacho q quiere también, le deseo lo mejor y que sea muy feliz. >> bueno patty y javier fueron novios y estuvieron casados cinco años. >>> y por buena causa se unieron artistas de música y grabaron un tema para ayudar a niños en esta temporada es. >>> y es marta flores con lo detalles desde ssan antonio. >> (♪). >> se unieron con un mismo propio peso sito llevar alegría a niños latinos que más lo necesitan, los cantantes de música texana donaron de su tiempo y talento interpretando el tema somos hermanos. >> creo que es algo de nuevo verdad algo bonito para hacer para los niños siempre es algo muy importante y son nuestro futuro. >> fueron horas de grabación pero también de satisfacción. >> estamos haciendo este proyecto para los niños que necesitan alimentos, tenemos músicos desde aquí de texas, músicos texanas te todos partes es. >> es que de acuerdo al departamento de agricultura

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ktvu's patty lee is in richmond now with the latest on the investigation. patty? >> reporter: well, julie, down this popular trail at around noon today, police tell us a bird watcher noticed a small flock circling what she thought was a dead seal. when she realized it was a human carcass, she called for help. at point isabel, a break in the rain enticed dog lovers, hikers and bikers out on to the trails to stretch their legs and enjoy the view. which looked a little like a crime scene off this path along baxter creek. at least according to shawn humphreys who stopped to find out what was going on. >> i was like oh, maybe it's animal control or something like that. and then as they were pulling, you know, taking the shovel and kind of pulling it up, you could see, like, hands, i guess, you know, something that was creepy. >> if you look out this jetty right here, you will see a log about 200 feet out. >> reporter: officers from the east by regional park district are investigating how the body of an adult person ended up in this protected area in the park. so badly

ktvu's patty lee is in richmond now with the latest on the investigation. patty? >> reporter: well, julie, down this popular trail at around noon today, police tell us a bird watcher noticed a small flock circling what she thought was a dead seal. when she realized it was a human carcass, she called for help. at point isabel, a break in the rain enticed dog lovers, hikers and bikers out on to the trails to stretch their legs and enjoy the view. which looked a little like a crime scene off this path along baxter creek. at least according to shawn humphreys who stopped to find out what was going on. >> i was like oh, maybe it's animal control or something like that. and then as they were pulling, you know, taking the shovel and kind of pulling it up, you could see, like, hands, i guess, you know, something that was creepy. >> if you look out this jetty right here, you will see a log about 200 feet out. >> reporter: officers from the east by regional park district are investigating how the body of an adult person ended up in this protected area in the park. so badly

que bonita se veía patty manterola. >> daniela spanic hace revelaciones. >> esta noche un sueño llamadoy mas adelante lo tendremos entrevista. >> jennifer lópez y marc anthony con sus modelos son exito. ella ya estamos hasta la coronilla de vrlos sino a estos chamacos y desde que lo presentaron los han puesto una y otra vez. demuestran que quieren su vida a la orden de dái y que al principio que jennifer no los quiere mostrar porque no son agraciados. no te lo permito. >> ellos están felices y hacen que lleva una vida normal no como otros artistas. >> tanya charry me pone como una persona que dice que sus hijos son feos, antes no eran tan bonitos y ahora son preciosos. >> tú lo dijiste.>> hablamos que tenemos hijos para tenerlos y si los dejarían con la nany para qué. >> las figuras publicas son ellos y ahora los ponen en los cornflakes. >> que tienes contra los niños, >> son hermosos. >> las estrellas son ellos no los niños. >> el mundo entero quiere saber qué hacen los niños, ellos ya nacieron estrellas. >> creo que los niños deberían tener una vida de estrellas. >> me voy a méxico y

someone who has even talked about for 2012 is a republican and the democrats you've got harry reid, patty murray, chuck schumer, dick durbin, everybody does it. so what's the sort of high and mighty posture by the republicans last night? >> well, the heat is coming from the newly emboldened conservative base in the republican party and the tea partiers and others had railed against earmarks. it really became awkward when you see senator connen come out and attack the bill and then get challenged because he has his own earmarks in it. it just became untenable. they couldn't vote against it. and still have any credibility. and so they just had to tank the bill all together. and this is just a touch of flavor of the kind of fights, many fights that we're going to be in for next year. i can almost see why the republicans would have preferred to have a long-term omnibus spending bill that would get them into next year before these kinds of clashes would begin happening. because now in all likelihood they could start almost as soon as the next congress begins. >> that is exactly what we're goin

his daughter patti jefferson randolph had 12 children 11 lift it to adulthood. she was pregnant 23 years. you think jefferson's life do sally handing us was complicated you should care about patty and her husband. love hurts. love this generous and possessive kindly and brutal and you see all of the manifestation of you take love seriously and a life of the mahan in so very many letters he wrote about love part but i love you more than life itself. no one can make me so miserable or happy as you. my love for you is the reason i do everything i do. he says it to his daughter the same pregnancy that finished her off for our wish i could be there with you but i can because i am here to ensure all of us can have the kind of life that i believe in and doing this out of love for you. i believe it is time to take thomas jefferson and his word of the says i am doing that for love that means he really means it. the problem we have had of some years of denial is that people who want to say to this very day i started getting emails from them before the book was published i

patty murray came to congress as a mom in tennis shoes. this was a popular ad. it is an ad where we talk about cap and trade. voters did not know what it was. in west virginia, they knew what it was. in the summer in the middle of a hot time in d.c., my friends in new hampshire said late summer is when they buy the heating oil so this was powerful and resonated with folks. i will run through these real quick. takes me to pennsylvania. two congressmen know how hard we work. they understand where businesses need. they stand up for responsibility. they keep a sharp eye and watching spending and take -- keep taxes down. thank you for setting up for fiscal responsibility. our days are long enough. >> we had high hopes that you are different. one of us. then you wore tennis shoes out on our taxes. you pushed the largest increase on federal spending ever. it cost us jobs. sorry, patty. time you got off our backs. learn more. ♪ >> it is a sure sign campaigning has begun. it was hard to miss those commercials. they may have had an effect. >> if you watch any television a

in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tonight's four detectives from virginia are in san francisco working to uncover new evidence in the kidnapping case of a 12-year-old virginia girl found alive in san francisco. one key piece of evidence they did find was located near san francisco international airport. >> this morning, the remnants of a crime scene on the outskirts of ocean beach. this camp site packed with potential clues that could lead to the conviction of 32-year- old jeffrey scott easley. >> presently mr. easley has three charges against him. >> from credit card fraud to kidnapping, easley is also is suspect in the murder of his girlfriend, 41-year-old tina smith, the employer of the 12- year-old -- mother of the 12- year-old girl. smith was found dead in virginia on monday. today her car was located in the bay area. >> we have recovered the car. some of you folks asked us about that yesterday. it's my understanding that it was located in a parking lot. adjacent to the airport in san francisco. >> easley and the 12-year-old girl had been last seen together o

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. >> sandra montoya y patty arman tremendo barullo en un evento. >> despues de coquetear tantoparecen castro decide ya tener un nuevo amor. >> y quién se levantó bien temprano fue william levy quien fue a vender su calendario. el fue donde están los boxeadores para que le den un espaldarazo. les preparamos este reportaje, él está fresco como lechuga, no le importa que nosotros hayamos mostrado imagenes de la chica que lo demandó por acoso sexual. >> y como lo importante es vender a como dé lugar, el madrugón no le importó al actor. >> dormí como dos horas nada más, pero vale la pena, es el único calendario que vamos a hacer. el actor lucía fresco como lechuga, al parecer le importaba bien poco que aquí en la tijera mostráramos las imágenes de la chica que lo demandó por acoso sexual a él solo le importa su calendario, que hasta su esposa estuvo presente. >> a ella le gustó. ella estuvo ayudando. >> y es que para sus fanáticas hoy fue el mejor amanecer de sus vidas, estar con su galán y ver las sexy fotos. >> según los entendidos marzo podría ser el mes en que esté en pleno juicio por

ktvu's patti lee live with more. >> reporter: i'm at garfield park, where behind me you can see police are all over the scene. they are on foot looking for witnesses in the shooting that took place. the police departments internal affairs department arrived to investigate this incident which sparked just about 3:30 in the afternoon. that's when an officer approached four men that were drinking at the playground. one of those men became belligerent and started fighting with the officer. the other three men ran away, the officer ended up shooting the suspect. >> the officer sustained nonlife threatening injury, all i know is there some kind of lacerations. i don't know where, as well as the suspects shooting was nonlife threatening also. once the investigation continues we will have more information. as you can see it's very active at this moment. >> reporter: this officer did approach these four men by himself. they says that not unusual in certain situations. now the officer did sustain some nonlife threatening injuries. at this point investigators do not know if the suspect was armed.

more on a fix that can't come soon for a lot of people, patti lee. >> reporter: we're at the source of this odor. behind us is the plant's odor control section. it's a box full of sand , and it's supposed to work like a box of arm and hammer. but it still has it's problems. >> reporter: shauna shacaloco has lived across the street from the treatment plant all her life but she has only started to notice it in the last few months when it started to smell. >> it smells like a public bathroom, it's basically what it is. >> reporter: a sewage plant has been in this position for decades. but there's been few complaints about odor until now. >> we don't really know what's going on there. >> this is the raw sewage. it gets pumped up to the building over there. >> reporter: deputy manager of the plant explains the problem. the regional water board ordered the plant to stop using bleach to remove odors. that board's engineer has come up with a new combination of odor eating bacteria to get the job done. but they're still trying to get the recipe right. >> the smell comes and goes. there's no con

when i had the opportunity to meet him, he is the husband of patty buckley and he has too great sons. his greatest accomplishment has been to be an outstanding father to both of his boys had provide them with life of memory is whether it is traveling to the latke. he was someone who is always generous and will be greatly missed. i have also submitted an in-mem oriam for dr. anna barta. she was a survivor of the holocaust and met and married her husband after the war. they had two sons and emigrated to san francisco in 1951. she was one of the very few female physicians and was known for making house calls to families. ivan, leslie, they survived her. and on behalf of richard goldman, can we make that from the entire board? president chiu: the objection, that shall be the case. >> supervisor elsbernd. that concludes rollcall for introductions. president chiu: i think we should go back to item 17. we are prepared to discuss local hiring. it is my intention to go to the 3:00 special orders on the oral succession -- mayoral succession. item 17 has already been read. supervisor avalos: i a

tom, patty, everyone, thank you. >> amen. i also want to ask today's panelists to stand up. they works many hours before this to make this a success. come on! [applause] haight street beat patrol come on you guys were amazing. i want to thank the venders who came much the civic auditorium i loaned the stage to barack yesterday he owea me money. reason woo have this set up is because we are using and recycling. thank you to the bill gram team. they were helpful. lastly i want to thank sf safe they are our partner they have been in town for 30 years doing the work we are working on. they are our partner moving forward. lastly, again, sort of embarrassing some of the things that have been said regarding me. i feel like i'm following the footsteps of a lot of amazing people that have held my seat and my office like mrs. dufty and turk. all of us who understands what it takes to run a great city. a big round of applause for ed lee. ed this would not have happened today if not for ed lee. ed lee, thank you very much. [applause]. the only change today that i want to --

comienza el encabezado, después de 6 años las sensaciones ys sentimientos son otros, quiero mucho a pattymunicación de amigos y espero que así siga. >> ella se dedicará a su marido, a su matrimonio y no será lo mismo. >> qué hace javier hablando de patricia manterola? si ya es parte de su pasado. >> le sacaron un titular donde decía que estaba adolorido. >> tranquilos que estamos en navidad, para ese titular a él le fueron a preguntar por patricia manterola, por qué tiene que dar esas entrevistas?. >> porque es un personaje público y me parece muy bien eso, además patricia manterola hizo un cambio de como 20 años, pero en el punto donde le preguntan si qué te parece que se casó para er si tenemos algo de noticia. >> pero él no debe decir nada de su ex. >> Él mudo?. >> no tiene que hablar. >> vamos a hacerle un programa a orlando para que hable solo, el cuento aquí es que mientras tanto orlando sigue hablando la patricia manterola sigue feliz de la vida en bora bora, con su luna de miel, con su joven, carne fresca, y mientras el ex marido habla babosadas, él nos muestra que está divina. >>