growing up she loved her cool aunt paula. tamara couldn't stop worrying. one night was especially bad. >> i was up all night that night, you know, crying and racking may brain. >> reporter: she finally went to bed, and perhaps the lane family bond was at work that night because suddenly tamara says she felt her aunt paula in the room. >> all of a sudden i got this overwhelming sensation of warmth. i felt like she was right next to my nightstand. i couldn't see her, couldn't hear her. i knew she was there. that's when i started dreaming about her being in a big body of water, stranded. i couldn't really see her, but i knew it was her. >> reporter: but during the dream, she was alive? >> very much alive. very much alive. >> reporter: tamara wanted an explanation. so she decided to go to a psychic. >> she couldn't see, you know, if anybody was dead or alive. she did say that she saw a blue vehicle and water. >> reporter: the psychic was right about one thing. rod's jeep was dark blue. tamara called her dad. what did you tell you

we'll show you the excitement down on the pier. paula, paula, paula, paula. in hiding >>> it took awhile but fans are warming up to the america's cup. we will tell you about the excitement down on the pier. >>> and after months in hiding after a scandal. celebrity chef paula deen makes her return. kpix5 news is next ,,,,,,,, 3 women died when their hou burst into flames overnightd the worst part is -- the won were >>> good evening. it was a horrific scene. 3 women died when their house burst into flames overnight. and the worsrt

especially because paula deen herself happens to be an admirer of martin luther king.ed her last cookbook "i have a dreamsicle." [ laughter ] but the paula deen controversy is a divisive issue. so we decided to use it to bewilder people out on hollywood boulevard today. so we went out on the street and asked the following question. where do you stand on georgia republicans who say they have a higher opinion of paula deen than dr. martin luther king during shark week, and does this negatively affect your opinion of powerball obama care? [ laughter ] and here's what they have to say in response. it's our "confusing question of the day." >> where do you stand on the georgia republicans who say they have a higher opinion of paula deen than dr. martin luther king jr. during shark week, and does this negatively affect your opinion of powerball obama care? >> no, it doesn't affect me. i hope everyone receives their benefits and everything works out for everyone, for senior citizens, kids, and everyone. >> even during shark week? >> yes. >> where do you stand on the georgia re

your beautiful wife paula. and your sons, robert and jack. and that creepy little one who's always rubbing himself against the carpet. liz...i'm not cheating on paula. you better not be! oh, great, now i smell like midlife crisis! here's a tip, cerie. decide what you want before you open the refrigerator. you just released enough hydro fluorocarbons to kill a penguin. this penguin. you ever take off that costume? you ever take off yours? greenzo out! did he just talk to me like i'm ugly? hey, fellas. i heard a secret about kenneth's party. ken went to high school in georgia with the rapper t.i. and, boys... t.i. might show up. but listen... we can't let anyone know. anyone! got it? right. yo, we gotta tell josh. he'll finally think we're cool. i'm not really into t.i. uh...fall out boy will be there too. i love fall out boy! mm-hmm. we know. you're just trying to get me to go 'cause you want a ride. dude, have you seen the dancers on t.i.'s tour? i hear they're gonna be foxy boxing. i'm telling you, cerie, it is gonna be awesome. t.i., fall o

yes, ma'am. >> bye, paula. >> bye, paula. >> thank you. what i've got to do, for myself, my family. my son. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons. into a world of chaos and danger. now the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." three unforgettable inmates. each one about to cross the threshold to freedom. >> look back, you come back. this time i'm not looking back. >> we witness their joys. >> i look like a pimp. look at this little phone. >> do you think i'm stupid? >> their fears. >> you were

. >>> celebrity chef paula deen makes her first public appearance in months. how fans are reacting to her return. and rather than sitting bacd he problem get >>> it is an ugly problem plaguing a beautiful county. trash, lots of it all over the roadways it in marin. rather than sitting back locals decided to take matters into their own hands, they created marin clean highways, raising money to clean both sides of highway 101. kpix5 has more on how this volunteer effort got started. >> and the fact that it never gets picked up or rare he gets picked up by our government it just piles up. it is just huge. >> it is a familiar sight. >> reporter: most drivers attempt to ignore. trash on the side of the highway. >> i think most of it is blown around out of trash cans and out of the back of pick up trucks. >> who's responsibility is it to clean this stphesz it depends where the jurisdiction is and it is complicated around here. some of it is marin county. some of it is caltrans. >> instead of waiting for someone else to come along and figure out what is coming along

i have to ask about paula deen.the book when she was dropped by the food network. what did you learn by that? >> ultimately, paula deen caused herself strubl a year earlier with that diabetes deal she made, the queen of butter and sugar endorsing a diabetes drug. and the food network's strategy was to hire a consultant who advised them to distance themselves on paula. she did this without telling us. we have nothing to do with it. when her contract came up, which unfortunately for her was exactly the time when this "n" word thing hit, the network -- she already had two strikes against her and the network did not want to wait around for a third. luckily for me, i was in the process of copy editing the book and i had a week where i could call all my sources and quickly put a cap on her story. we also put her on the cover of the book at that point because people are interested. >> she's attempting a resurrection. i imagine that will be a lot harder without the food network been hi side. >> she will never be back on the

. >> paula deen making her first public appearance in three months to a packed audience. she said she learned a lot while she was out of the public eye. so could this be the beginning of a comeback? >>> pride and perseverance. a roaring crowd cheers a paralyzed college football player as his number is officially retired and he shares his dream and determination to one day walk again. >>> "today," sunday, september 15th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with lester holt, and erica hill, live, from rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm lester hill, alongside thomas roberts. we continue to see new images from the damage of those floods. rescuers telling people who were planning to try to tough it out, they could either come out now. officials say they're at a point where they're not going to make any special trips. hundreds of people still haven't been heard from, and the boulder county sheriff said he's assuming there will be further loss of life. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in israel. this m

paula deen's first appearance. what she said that led to a ten-minute standing ovation. >> thank you, darling. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a sunday night. and we do begin with the devastation only worsening in colorado tonight. what families are going through there, unimaginable. at least five people dead. authorities still trying to reach hundreds more unaccounted for. the punishing rains coming down again this sunday, this epic flooding, leading to the biggest helicopter rescue operation since hurricane katrina. those rescues screeching to a halt because of the relentless rains. the national guard rescuing 1,700 people already. families hoping for reunions like this one. evacuees finding loved ones after being dropped off at a local high school. from the sky tonight, you can see the damage, the south platte river cutting a highway in half in colorado. the rushing waters pouring into towns. look at this parking lot. nothing but tiny dots of color there, cars completely surrounded by

paula's southern fried return is trending now. >> celebrity chef paula deen is out of hiding. >> theses of joy, y'all. >> that's an ugly cry, mama. >> i'm sorry. >> paula deen in tears. the celebrity chef made her first post-scandal appearance in houston over the weekend a

. >>> ahead, paula deen trying her hand at a comeback. what we wanted to know.eighed in on the issue and we will tell you all about it when we come back. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ >>> one of america's most popular shows kicked off last night's "dancing with the stars" and a new cast showing off their moves. >> we have more on the highlights. >> reporter: good morning. this is my favorite time of "dancing with the stars" because none of the celebrities really know what they are doing out here on the dance floor just yet. on top of that, a lot of viewers notice changes here at the premiere. a br

still to come in the half hour, she spent months out of the public eye, now paula deen back for her first appearance this weekend. she was out on saturday. we'll take a look at how that went for her. and more and more people talking about whether this may be the start of a comeback. >>> good times for the u.s. auto industry. the recession may be the rear-view mirror if you're thinking about whether or not this is the time to buy a car. we'll have tips on what you should look out for, and how to negotiate the best deal. >>> plus, if you want a good negotiator, maybe you should bring one of these ladies with you, because i have a feeling

((break 2)) [ male announcer ] if paula ebert had her way, she would help her child.c acid. he knew that. [ male announcer ] with everything. go! goooo! no. no no no no no. mommy's here. [ male announcer ] but that kind of love is...frowned upon. so instead she gives him capri sun. so he gets more of what he needs without all the "her" he doesn't think he needs. capri sun. with absolutely no artificial preservatives. school districts across this country are taking new safety steps after last december's massacre at sandy hook elementary school. guards. (nats door opening) this is how a national nightmare begins. a gunman enters a school ready to kill. "i got his gun. help me. help. help. i got his gun!" but in this case the threat is not real. (nats applause) it's a training exercise for teachers learning how to keep their students and themselves alive. "we train those people to deal with that shooter with their hands, with their feet, with their elbows. that's what we do." zach hudson is a central florida police officer and cnn hero recognized for his work helping sen

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paula slayer line from tel aviv paula thank you very much indeed. major parties in germany are making that final pitch. of a clinical is a into when one of their solo group is tipped to put a spy in the works and political wrangling to if there were coalition government of breaking that. is now less than a year to go before the scottish independence swallowed and supporters are marking the date with a mass march through the not incompetent edinburgh but even though time is sticking it's far from clear which way the vote will swing separatists a huge oil reserves will guarantee the country's fortunes while longer says the north and south together. reports now from the scottish capital. well let's see a flag here the scottish independence rally underway in as a burst thousands of people turning out in this procession going through the streets were learned on calton hello well have won the scottish first minister alex salmond earlier on i was talking to the head of the campaign blair jenkins he said that there is still a long way to go well in fact wed

paula merwin: because of his writing and his translating. began with is translating, and i fell in love with the poems that he chose, which were the poems that i was finding my way to, to translate from the spanish. we both spoke -- speak spanish. and uh, so i used to say, then, without any thought, that i was in love with w.s. merwin. and then i forgot about it, until we finally wound up together, and i was reminded of that. and i certainly didn't feel like getting married again. but about three days after i met him, i did. and that was that. i think we both didn't feel any hesitation at all, coming from a place of uh, some intransigence. [chuckle] merwin: i love being with people, and i love -- i love uh, a small number of dear friends. uh, i like people, but i don't -- i don't want to be surrounded by people all the time. i like to have periods when i'm uh, completely away from people. and uh, loneliness doesn't bother me at all, and -- and uh um, solitude, and those things. i think wonderful things come out of them. and some of the happi

and the american government paula thanks very much indeed for that that's all it is policy a lot of that in tel aviv. the spanish region of catalonia is celebrating its national day with a call for a break from madrid millions joined demonstrations last year to demand independence in the couple and president has promised a referendum on the issue in twenty fourteen or the surface in the separatist region. well they did it so let's just. let's say it. was a lady up in the building with. the lady still i mean even the oak this action to put pressure on the spanish government could close catalonia independence referendum and instantly of course catalonia to become an independent state that's sort of going to dozens of people taking part in this action today the big question for everyone watching this around the world why do you guys want independence in the ben. own culture language history and also because we have economic reasons why you are young a seventeen year. you haven't had independence one of the three hundred years exactly what is still such an issue among. different from spanish

thanks very much indeed for that ortiz paula slim live here altie thanks. human rights activist peter tatchell i spoke to him a little earlier on this and he said the international law obliges israel to protect those living in the west bank not break them every aspect of this incident is in defiance of both israeli and international law the starting point of course is that this incident happened in the occupied territories which the global consensus is that israel is illegally occupying since there were c. in the one nine hundred sixty seven war so israel shouldn't even be there but if it is going to be there as the occupying power it has a duty to safeguard the welfare and interests of all the people in that territory and quite clearly denying a two destitute palestinian found who've had their homes demolished by the israeli military that is quite clearly not fulfilling their obligations under international law to safeguard people in the territories they control. caracas has declared america's decision to deny airspace to the venezuelan president is nothin

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no lo es. >>> marÍa paula ochoa, telemundo >>> vestidas de novia un grupo de mujeres marcharon en bronxk se reportaron 85 mil casos, de violencia domÉstica. >>> no cabe duda que la violencia en el fÚtbol ha sido un problema mundial. pero en colombia. el problema se saliÓ de las manos. recientes asesinatos de 2 hinchas en bogotÁ, pusieron sobre la mesa la gravedad de la situaciÓn y como nos dice maribel osorio son muchos los que opinan que se necesita mano dura que situaciones extremas requieren medidas similares. >>> este joven de 19 aÑos, fue asesinado, segÚn su familia por lucir los colores de su equipo favorito. >>> por portar una camiseta. no es necesidad de quitarle la vida a otra persona. el fÚtbol hay que jugarlo en paz. no es una guerra. >>> 3 colombianos perdieron la vida a manos de desenfrenados hinchas del fÚtbol, una de las vÍctimas fue un padre de 66 aÑos, que quiso defender a su hijo. cuando era atacado por integrantes de un equipo rival . >>> por estos hechos el gobierno nacional, estudia la identificaciÓn con huellas antes del ingreso a los estudios, el alcalde de la cap

court knee graham, mike young and i were part of that committee, as well as paula jones. those that i mentioned earlier were representative of the district. paula jones who is the director of food systems, environmental health protection, equity and sustainability and health division of the san francisco department of public education. it's fantastic that we have such a great partner in the city. this is all about the students health and well being and we need partnership to make this kind of work come to fruition. and the food and district committee which we share and i believe those members are here this evening. i want to thank them for their on going support. it's phenomenal. on the ido team, i'm going to mention some of the folks involved. tim brown who is the ceo, sandy speaker who i'm hoping i'm pronouncing her last name correctly. gabe climb an, kaleta stafford, lindsey weithorn and roseta. we are fortunate that we have a tremendous number of students that are engaged. it is a school night. so we want to call out a special thanks to a couple of the student ambassa

((bump out)) [ male announcer ] if paula ebert had her way, she would help her child. deoxyribonucleic acid. he knew that. [ male announcer ] with everything. go! goooo! no. no no no no no. mommy's here. [ male announcer ] but that kind of love is...frowned upon. so instead she gives him capri sun. so he gets more of what he needs without all the "her" he doesn't think he needs. capri sun. with absolutely no artificial preservatives. different to eat. sip, savor and stroll is taking place this wednesday. megan mccloskey from harbor east is streaming now for this mornings hometown hotspot. - tell us about sip, savor and stroll. - what can we see? - what food can we enjoy? sip, savor and stroll is taking place wednesday, september 25th in harbor east. to learn more log on to fox baltimore dot com slash morning. it may seem like a cute picture.. but it's causing a bunch of trouble! the thailand law being broken in rihanna's instagram photo.. that got two men.. arrested! and the "queen of talk" hits a rough patch! what sent oprah over the edge... causing a nervous breakdow

paula and i actually met because of elaine. elaine is in my drawing class at the new school. and i went there one day to see... a nude model. if elaine wanted to go get some coffee. i once went out with a nude model. never let me see her naked. hundreds of people see her naked every week except me. needless to say, it was quite vexing. are you through? yeah. so anyway, i started to compliment elaine on her sketches, and it turns out they're paula's. george, i just like to doodle.

>> with paula? >> jimmy: with anyone. >> without, paula, yes. been a great idea. >> jimmy: have you raised anything before? have you -- >> a few kids dotted around, jimmy. >> jimmy: there are some kids insulting their school mates somewhere? >> a few rumors. yeah. this is the first official one. >> jimmy: have you thought, sat down, and thought what did my parents do to create this vicious monster that sits before us all on television? >> yeah, they had sex. that's how you do it. >> jimmy: i mean after that. that made you the man that you are. a critic, a very frank individual. >> i was a brat when i grew up to be honest. >> jimmy: did they discipline you? >> i was talking to somebody, my dad would never ever discipline me. he would pretend to my mom. he'd take me into the study. he would say whatever. i would come out. i said mom he gave me a hard time. so he was probably the reason why i am so obnoxious. >> jimmy: are you going to do that, too, be the good guy. >> definitely, yeah. i am really bad at discipline. >> jimmy: will you change diape

. >> you know paula pell's dog? our friend paula pell. >> jimmy: is that her dog?a pell. thank you for bringing the picture of the nip slip. >> sure. i'm always asking you for advice. because now i have a daughter. i know you have two beautiful girls. i have little winnie. i took her to see the doctor today. >> yeah. >> jimmy: she did great. >> okay, good. checkup? >> jimmy: checkup, three shots. >> what kind of shots do you get that little? >> jimmy: two tequila and one jÄgermeister. [ laughter and applause ] i said to myself, i got to stop seeing this doctor. nikki sixx. >> nikki sixx. >> jimmy: nikki sixx, yes, recommended this doctor to me. i don't know what kind of shots, actually. the ones you're supposed to have. that's good to know. ask the doctor what he's doing to my child. >> sure. was this doctor in a van? >> jimmy: yes, yes. this doctor was in a van. it was very odd. at the end of the thing, i was like by myself in the van. and cops pulled me out. you have little girls around the house now. and i just, i don't know, any advice? i mean, do you have any?

paula deen. we did immigration.re was a royal baby with jason jones punching a horse in the face. we had a mid show blackout forcing me to interview eric in the dark. then there was, of course, that night the dark punk played live in our studio instead of going on colbert. that was fun. then of course there was that amazing moment where helen mirin was a guest and she decided to slip and slide over to the desk. if you missed that i'm truly sorry. some stories have also developed since we covered them. and i just wanted to quickly update you on them. tiddy everything up before jon gets back here. first you might remember accused sexual harasser and assaulter bob fillner best known for his work as the san diego mayor, as well ass had his role opposite michael keaton in 1989's batman. now that might seen like a cruel joke about someone's appearance. in my defense, [bleep] this guy. (applause) >> that's my defense. over a dozen female employees have accused fillner of unwanted sexual advancement but now it seems his mis

it's been a tough year for former food network start paula deen. some fans are giving her a second chance. >>> over the weekend, she fought back tears as she was greeted by a supportive crowd. it was her first public appearance since june when she admitted to using the n word in the past. >> the one place that i would want to make my first step back out was texas. a part of the country where this was a norm 50 years ago. strong but it was the norm. >> i love paula deen. i think she's been really given a raw deal. i support her 100% and so do all of my friends. and i love her product. >> last month a judge dismissed the lawsuit. >> 4:49 now. when apple unveiled iphone , people had a lot of questions about the fingerprint sensor. how does apple plan to keep it safe? security researchers say apple has a plan for that. >> apple has thought about this because the data is not going to be stored. there isn't going to be a database of sensitive information. >> the iphone fingerprint sensor is built in the home button and supposed to simplify things like a

paula pratt low and gita had to leave.e are not familiar with your unique process, so, it's been quite an education, our first time here. and, so, i'm here. my name is rita [speaker not understood]. i'm a resident at 301 mission street, and thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today and to communicate via e-mail. we obviously respectfully disagree with the developers and with this plan. please understand that although the e-mails you received from owners and from residents of 301 mission street in our appearance today is triggered by concern about a particular building, 350 mission street, our overarching concern is on the well designed and inviting new transit center neighborhood for everyone. i personally am involved with the community benefit district. we care greatly about this transit center area. we look forward to the rooftop park and all other buildings that are being developed in the area. however, as approved, the current height provides a significant addition to the downtown office space with certain co

if it doesn't work with one associate, see another. >> thank you, paula. >>> coming up next, bill gatesade a big confession today about something that he did that drives us all pretty nuts. it's our "instant index" coming up next. [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. icaused by acid reflux disease, relieving heartburn, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. don't take nexium if you take clopidogrel. relief is at hand for just $18 a month. talk to your

abc's paula faris on keeping your money in your pocket. >> reporter: gram gibson owns a chiropracticiness in seattle and recently started saving for his retirement but they have no idea if their plan is getting the most bang for its buck. >> when you check your statement do you understand all of that verbage? >> no, i don't. >> do you know what fees to look for? >> no. >> do you have any idea how much you're paying in fees? >> no. >> reporter: like so many of us they don't know where to look. >> it's easier to watch the statements come in and -- >> the money is coming in. >> reporter: one look at their portfolio and our expert says this chiropractor's plan is in need of a major adjustment. tip number one, find out what fees you're paying by looking for these two key phrases, add minute administrative expenses and expense ratio. >> did you know that that meant fees? >> i don't think i understood how it was deducted or when. >> reporter: tip number two, compare fees and find out how much wrur paying long term by plugging into websites like personal capital.com or nerd wallet.com. >> yo

abc's paula faris is here to protect your wallet. >> reporter: we've been hearing from so much of you sending you your outrageous e.r. bills. it turns out there are fewer places where you're more vulnerable. for a year now suzanna and phillip have been carrying a heavy burden. >> we were freaking out. >> reporter: last spring she sent several hours in the emergency room after symptoms she later found out were related to kefr cal cancer. she sent her an $8,000 bill for medication. >> it was disbelief. i cried. i was like this cannot be right. >> reporter: we sent in our expert, michelle katz. the family told her she have been making small monthly payments and wonder if they should dispute their bill. tip number one, have a medical bag handy containing your current medications so you're not paid for what you don't need. see this charge right here? had she asked for a written prescription, it would have been 90 times less at her local pharmacy. these? for two tests she had the previous day at her obs. if the er called she would have found out she already had these done. >> so what would

an emotional paula deen steps out in public for the first time since her summer scandal. this morning, the message she's giving her fans. babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> and welcome back. lawrence summers, the leading candidate to replace ben bernanke has withdrawn himself from consideration. he faced growing opposition from senate democrats. that opens the door for janet yellen to be the first woman to run the federal are reserve. >>> he overawe the obama administration's economic fix. >>> looks like sprint is about to launch its own early upgrade program. it will give customers the chance to get the latest phones. sprint one up customers can trade in phones once a year. >>> at the box office, moviegoers had an appetite for horror. the low-budget film, "inside use chapter 2" was number one. "the family" in second. and "riddick" in third. >>> some people got free tickets from united airlines last thursday. the company says it will honor the tickets. a computer system error was responsible for the prom. united is

. >>> that's paula deen as she makes her first public appearance. where she got a standing ovation and what she told the crowd about her difficult summer. >>> when the slight chance of showers could be added to our forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] it's time healthy gets a dose of happy. new yoplait greek. bye-bye, stir. so long, sour. hello, happy. it's time to lick the lid again. ♪ >>> a bus accident in ohio early today sent more than 30 people to the hospital. the bus veered off interstate 75 and then overturned on to a corn field. 6 people remain hospitalized and all are expected to recover. the cause is under investigation. the driver is a 15 year veteran with a clean driving record. >>> ngovernor said he will help businesses rebuild after the fire this week on the jersey boardwalk. flames tore through the seaside park and heights for nine hours on thursday. many of the buildings destroyed had just been rebuilt following hurricane sandy. >> we're watch the buildings destroyed. we came back after sandy. we're hoping for a good future. >> go

. >> reporter: paula philips is a cancer survivor living in poverty.60 she's uninsured, making less than $10,000 a year, and getting by doing odd jobs. >> i try not to think a whole lot about in the far future. >> reporter: she sacrifices air conditioning and sometimes meals to pay for doctor's visits. she is doing her best to ward off uterine cancer that has been in remission for ten years. >> if it was to return, or if i would develop another type of cancer, i would just have to let it take me out. >> reporter: the affordable care act sought to help people under the poverty line by having states expand their medicaid lines, but the supreme court said states could ignore the mandate. >> the medicaid program is broken. it is already costing states tremendouses amounts of money. >> reporter: governor perry is instead asking for a no-strings attached grant to reform medicaid as texas sees fit. the situation has forced some communities to become pro active. >> our goal is not to wait for the federal government but to invest in local solutions. >> reporter

again, my name is paula jones.'m with department of public health and i'm director of food [speaker not understood] there. the item before you is nominations to the task force for the community members. and i just wanted to go through some of the raoxctionv that we have with task force. first of all, food security, according to our definition was that all of our residents will have [speaker not understood] at all times through the local nonemergency sources. and then i want to go through just what does food insecurity mean. that means not having enough money for food, skipping meals buying cheaper, less nutritious food, worrying your food will run out, not having a healthy place to buy food, not having a kitchen to prepare food and being hungry. these are some of the manifestations we know we have food insecure residents in every neighborhood in san francisco. certain populations have a higher food insecurity. lower households, seniors with disabilities, children, the unhoused. the food security task force was crea