rene was part of a movement of community-based people committed to providing housing opportunities in san francisco. through his and others' efforts, 25,000 units a permanently affordable housing have been produced, a record unequaled in the united states. in the most expensive housing market in the country, providing such an opportunity is extremely difficult. it takes patience, determination, and wit -- two qualities he had. he was not too good on the patience side. confronted by the philosophy that says we cannot afford health care, public education, and affordable housing for the broad majority of our fellows, both national and state governments have withdrawn their support for affordable housing. currently mayor lee has undertaken a process involving private and public sectors because it will take both to seek to provide the minimum of $50 million a year for that purpose in the city of st. francis. that effort will require a ballot measure or two, patience, determination, and wit. if this opening is merely an homage to his past, my old friend would simply remind us that he never

thank you to rene. [applause] i know he has a family member here that i have yet to meet. i want to suggest the legacy he left behind will be honored with this project with his name on it. he was able to say not only do we work and housing, we work on hold -- whole communities to represented in government. that is what i have embraced. even as challenging as it was when i became director of public works, to transform the agency into one that served 11 different districts in honor of being more representative of our san francisco community. then to turn around and see it one of the largest projects in our whole city, the trans-based terminal and have this product be one of the first out of the ground for many more to come. it is a community project that will revitalize many parts of our neighborhood. dejon knows that because he has been involved in many transform to projects that use the theme of transportation and transit- oriented centers and become the mainstay of many other good aspects of our lives. i want to thank the many people involved in this. i look forward to th

. >> renee and her son max are used to visiting this doctor's office. after having maps at age 40 she became pregnant again at the age of 43. this time, the twins. dr. shawn williams sees many women like rene in her 40 pots of the struggle to conceive. >> significant decreases in a woman's likelihood to success, conceding spontaneously as well as any of the treatments. several opportunities before a good egg -- >> she went under in vitro fertilization what experts unites firm and her own a in a lab in the embryo is transferred into renee, resulting in her pregnancy pretty much i feel pretty good most of the time. i just entered my third trimester about a week ago so i started to feel a little tired. >> she is healthy and beat the odds, being able to use her own eggs at 43. >> unfortunately, it is fairly unlikely female will spontaneously conceived on her own using her own eggs, either spontaneously or ivf, much over the age of 43 or 44. >> this is the director of advanced reproductive services at a health center which also does ivf. a recent study showe

. >> marcy and renee are in school together and they're in the hallway. i want you to tell me what it looks like is happening in the picture. >> she probably looks like she's going to steal it. oh, no, what happened. and she's like, oh, look, 20 bucks. >> do you think renee is doing something good, bad or just neutral? >> i think she -- i think she's going to take the money. >> do you think that renee and marcy are likely to be friends or not? >> not really. >> what do you think about marcy's parents? do you think they'd be comfortable with her being friends with renee or not? >> well, if they found out about the situation that happened they might be a little concerned about if renee's a thief. >> in this one we have erica and allison. and they're also in the hallway at school. can you tell me what it seems is happening in this picture? >> allison looks like a sweet girl. so i think that she would pick up erica's money and give it back to her. >> okay. so then do you think allison's doing something good, bad or neutral? >> pretty good. >> and what about a

. >> marcy and renee are in school together.pening in this picture. >> she probably looks like she's going to steal it. oh, no, what happened. oh, look, 20 bucks. >> do you think renee is doing something good, bad or just neutral. >> i think she -- i think she's going to take the money. >> do you think renee and marcy are likely to be friends or not? >> not really. >> what do you think about marcy's parents? do you think they'd be comfortable with her being friends with renee or not. >> if they found out about the situation that happened they might be a little concerned about if renee's a thief. >> in this one we have erica and allison. they're also in the hallway at school. can you tell me what it seems is happening in this picture. >> allison looks like a sweet girl. so i think that she would pick up erica's money and give it back to her. >> okay. so then do you think allison's doing something good, bad or neutral. >> pretty good. >> and what about allison and erica? do you think they're probably friends or not so much? >> yea

. >>> la confusiÓn comenzo cuando el gobierno de perÚ comenzÓ a indagar por un renÉ martÍnez, no habÍaupuesto delincuente. >>> con la informaciÓn de colomb colombia, el gobierno de perÚ le pidiÓ la carcelacion por la interpol por la circular roja. >>> la circular roja permite que paÍses que tienen acuerdo con interpol, arresten a la persona, y luego si se extradita, o no, si hay tratado de extradiciÓn o no lo nay. >>> el infierno estallÓ en la casa de martÍnez. fue esposado donde trabajaba. >>> a pesar de ser inocente, no podÍa impedir o parar que cometan el abuso con Épriml. despuÉs algo muy desmoralizante, me sentÍ como que me iba a hacer falta, y hacer lo imposible para demostrar su inocencia. . >>> estuvo preso en colombia. hasta que la corte suprema de jsd justicia aprobÓ su extradiciÓn. >>> se le pide el concepto a la corte, y la corte da un concepto que en caso de ser negativo, es obligatorio, en caso de ser uni el ejecutivo el que toma la decisiÓn de extraditar o no, la rte lo Único que hace es dar una opiniÓn. >>> la fundaciÓn inocencia intervino para frenar el proceso, este g

renÉ recuerda como hoy, e momento que fueuesto en libertad. >>> con un ataque de arritmia nervios, mee en su inocena, suesposa. >>> renÉ demandarÁ a las autoridades de perÚ y colombia. >>> y cambiando de tema, la lucha por adelgazar cobrÓ vari da en todo el mundo, y mÁs afectados por bulimia y anorexia, y trastornos, las autoridades de israel decidier decretar una ley que impide obtener empleo a mujeres demasiado delgadas. >>> durante mÁs de tresaÑos, una abuelita cargÓ a su nieta para llevarla a la escuela en china, spadre muriÓ en un cidente de trÁnso, la mujer se hizo cargoe la niÑa, y recorre varias millas con ella a cuesta, cumplir con su compromiso escolar. > la mitad de niÑos entre 3 y 5 aÑos de edad, no tienen suficiente esparcimiento, o actividad fÍsica, un nuevo estudio con 9 mil menores que estÁn en edad preescolar, comprobÓ que 60 minutos diarios que requre al aire libre, no estÁ siendo cumplido por padres, el exceso de trabajo de adtos es el problema. >>> sÍ, a veces el trabajo no peitpasar tiempo con los jos, llegan tarde, es de che, es diÍcil sacarlos aa calle, es parte

we look at the questions victoria newhouse, renee fleming, daniel libeskind and michael kaiser. >> now the transparency is extraordinary, that is a buzzword in that kind of architecture today is transparency. you can look into the lobbiment you can go into the lobby and have a coffee before the concert or after or whatever. and also, meshing the whole center in with the life of the city. i moan this whole ideaof the performing arts being sacrosanct and having to be removed like a temp el on a podium is totally passe. >> rose: cultural institutions and the life inside when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . >> rose: the metropolitan museum of art holds one of the world's most expansive and impressive collections of islamic art. the objects span3 centuries of islamic civilization that stretch across the middle east, north africa, europe and south asia. in 2003 the galleries closed for renovation, over the course of eight years they were reimagined, rest

. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom -- >> do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waffle -- lawfully -- [ laughter ] >> the church erupts in laughter, including the 22-year-old bride, melissa warren. and just as things start to quiet down, she completely loses it. >> i just lost it. it was so funny. >> she starts to laugh, and then she just can't stop laughing. i know she's going to keep laughing. so i'm like, just give her a minute, folks. like i know the next one's coming. >> when the video hits the internet, it earns more than a million hits. >> melissa and andrew first met at seattle pacific university where they were both students. >> we lived in the same residence halls. i was a freshman. he was a junior. and we had a lot of mutual friends. spent some time together within groups, but it was after he graduated that we connected again. >> after graduating, andrew received some devastating news. >> my dad came down with lung cancer, like horrific tumors the size of grapefruits. >> deeply religious, andrew copes with hi

live in sanford florida where george zimmerman turned himself in after charges were filed, renee?er: that is absolutely right, you know george zimmerman woke up this morning behind bars here in sanford florida. he had been in hiding as you mentioned but he came out of hiding and turned himself in to police for the killing of trayvon martin. we are told at this point there will be a hearing later on this afternoon and we are expecting that george zimmerman's attorney will ask the judge to grant bond because right now as we speak, george zimmerman is behind bars without bond and of course all along, george zimmerman acted in self- defense, so again that hearing is slated for some time this afternoon and his attorneys say ellen terrible a plea of not guilty. >> renee before you go, just because of the volatility, can you talk about security around that courtroom, what have you heard? >> reporter: well i can imagine that, that will be top of mind because george zimmerman's attorney has been very vocal in saying that he is concerned about the high emotions surrounding this case especia

lowe found the warning he was bidding on his own goods to find out what kind of sellers steve and rene really were. when he learned they were on to him the harassing phone calls began. >> he would sit there and you could hear like porn playing in the background and him breathing like heavy, like you know just into the phone you know he would do this a hundred times a night. >> he says believes lowe even set up an ad targeting gay men and those men began to solicit steve for sex but it went further. steve says lowe began threatening the life of couple's 3-year-old son via text message. >> is your son in the bedroom, sleeping, do you know where he's add? >> liu is a chinese national whose believed to be here illegally for a decade. prosecutors say he's responsible for some 90 burglaries in cook county of merchandise worth more than half a million dollars. he now faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of multiple counts of theft, cyberstalking and damaging victims' businesses. >> we had customers buying you know five or $6000 in furniture and they would come back, and they would go y

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there's a huge job market for cyber warriors who can protect the nations networks from an attack.as rene mmrsh asks... why are o many cyber security jobs goinn unfilled? . --reporter pkg-as follows -- natsthey're on the fronttines defending america from cyber attacks.nats just looking for signs the attackers arr trying to gain accessgovernment and industry insiddrs say you're practically guaranteed a job got the ight stuff...there is are a lot of people clambering for peopleewho know the internet world. cannwork in this area. last year, the departtent of homeland security's cyber unit respondee to morr than 106- thousand cyber attacks.. d-h-s secreeary janet napolittno says unless we train more could be the biggest casualty. experts alreadyywork innthe &pa desperate eed for more we need peeppe who are aaalysts, pe need people ho aae engineers, we need peoppe who are experieeced in intelligence as it relates to the cyber universe.george washington university is on a short list of instituttins answering thattneed. the university will aunch a security this fall.we get industry and governmen

renee richards -- am i that old? he was named richard ras ky n and was renee richard, but wasn't a best tennis player, but better than a lot of women because she had more testosterone and very big feet. >> i used to play under the name of billy gene king and nobody ever now. >> but that was in twister. >> the transgender issue, it is like the bullying with gloria allred. >> you have to apologize because it is illegal action? >> isn't it amazing you can sympathize and then you hate them. >> it is demanding that you apologize even when it is clear you don't feel sorry. what good is that apology? you would know that. >> i had to apologize a few times with no sincerity. it sounds sincere. >> that is true. when she was at the press conference i was like, she looks sad. when they did the whole thing with gloria allred i said she looks smug. gloria needs to step to the right. >> love the red pant suits. >> how better suits. >> she can pull it off. >>> from brew tee to budget. does trickle down make him frown? president obam

i'll start with you, renee.hat do you make of the fact that this has become such a hot, hot topic? >> well, i'm thrilled that they're paying attention to women in this election cycle. but i get a little bit frustrated, and i am truss traited by the fact that they have turned motherhood into a political football because it's not. every mothwoman who is a mother works hard. that's not really debatable if you're a mother. i think really the question is about when we heard ann romney say that she made a choice to stay home, and not every woman has that opportunity and has that choice to stay home. a lot of women, 60% of women are in the workforce and not all of them choose to be there. >> rachel, do you think it is about choice here or do you think it is about a lack of respect for what women do? >> well, first, let me start and tell you i am an at home mother of six children itself -- >> congratulations. >> this hits right at home for me. i think the idea that only well-heeled political operatives in the obama camp

back to you. >>> renee marsh reporting live thanks so much for that report.n www.ktvu.com, we have posted a timeline of events of the trayvon martin coverage, look for that timeline. >>> we have wet rain and all kinds of stuff. >> well, dave, we start at 3:30 and between 40:30 and 5:30 it was raining hard. it looks like it has rained in many areas but it has moved through as steve and i have been telling you, it was really tough driving earlier this morning but now it is getting better but you will be facing wet roads. a lot of minor things, debris in the roads, after it rains, there is flooding reporting, this is a look at 880 and say who, it is cooled and just about an hour ago it was raining hard and it was like noah's arc out there but now it is better. this is an overturned vehicle and weather was not believed to be a factor in this crash because it was raining hard just before it started a car flipped over near the seminary exit. now the car had slammed into the center divider and the driver ran away before police arrived. the female passenger was hurt.

. >> reporter: but for michael and renee peters, one of their dogs has sfalfallen in love. >> she'll sit there on the couch all day. >> seems abby has become a couch potato due to dog tv. a new breed of television that could become a dog's new best friend. >> got to love it. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from pepperdine university from california. have a good night, everybody.

reporting in sanford florida, i'm renee marsh. >> time now, 5:47.ock year is denying she sent out an e-mail. it's an apparent call for help. the message states she can no longer take the harassment and torture of a lover who beat her in a hotel room months ago. the same e-mail is blaming her husband for getting her hooked on drugs. she says she's fine and claims a hacker apparently sent out that e-mail. >>> rick santorum left the presidential raise because the money dried up. he said his loss in wisconsin and the news media constantly questioning when he would drop out made it tough to raise money. santorum has not said whether he's going to endorse front runner mitt romney. the next primary res are in new york, rhode island, long island, delaware. >>> wow, the american idols have spoken. >> give me that mic. this is crazy. yes, we're using the save. >> last night 16-year-old jessica sanchez received the least amount of votes on american idol and then the judges came up and used their one save of the season to spare her from being eliminated. she wa

rene marsh joining us live from sanford, florida with more. rene? >> reporter: all right, dave. george zimmerman had his first day in court. he didn't say much. it's tentatively set for april 20th. we're getting a look at affidavits from state investigators. it give us really good insight into how prosecutors may argue this case. after spending more than 40 days in hiding, 28-year-old george zimmerman made his first appearance in front of a judge. zimmerman's attorney, who just took up the wednesday, is still getting caught up. >> i'm far behind. i truly want to try to bring down the level of -- the level of anger, animosity, frustrations. >> reporter: an affidavit prepared by investigators for the state attorney says zimmerman profiled trayvon martin who was unarmed and not committing a crime. martin's mother is clarifying an earlier statement that she considers the shooting an accident. >> i got out of the vehicle with the intent to shoot and kill my son. that's what i believe. that's what i said from the start that he chased my san down like an animal and killed him. right no

rene marsh, appreciate that.. >>> is your teenager suffering from depression or normal add less emt moodiness? the' could be in a simple blood test. that story's next. jo wall greens will now pay the federal government and two whistle blowers a total f o $8 million. some workers ignored the fine print on $25 gift card promotions for transfers. they weren't supposed to apply to people on medicaid, medicare and the military's try care program but were often given anyway. the justice department says that violates federal law. >>> according to a new study, a blood test may be able to detect depression in teens. parents who aren't sure if their child is experiencing normal moodiness or a more serious form of it could get answers with the simple pick of a finger. earlier i sat down with medical correspondent son jay gupta and asked him how it worked. >> you draw blood, test the blood, and you're specifically trying to answer questions. one, does the person have depressi depression, and if they have early onset depressi

. >> renee, those in the industry are saying that the u.s. is definitely vulnerable.lawmakers' biggest concerns? what do they see as the worst case scenario? >> you know, one cyber security expert i spoke to, he put it to me like this. the u.s. economy could suffer a devastating blow. a huge blow, we're talking about in the billions here. and one worst case scenario is another country stealing our intellectual property, meaning our technology, our research secrets, our trade secrets. and essentially the u.s. just wouldn't have that advantage anymore, so economically, we could really be dealt a devastating blow. and that's the major concern, rob. >> something we have been following and only seems to be ramping up. new reports highlight that. thanks, renee. >> the last thing you want when you go on vacation is to have someone steal your wallet, right? an expert pick pottering gives us tips on how to help you think like a thief. >>> well, the best way to protect your wall lt and credit cards when you go on vacation may be to think like a thief. an expert in pick pocketin

you see our colleagues trying to capture it all and renee snapped this photo of some of us up there.was like a fire drill. i had never been up at the roof. i've been here more than ten years. we are dashing up there. yeah, we're going to see it coming back and it was worth it. >> it was so much fun. >> we did get a lot of people sharing their photos with us through facebook and twitter and wusa9.com. anny hong is in the weather center monitoring that material and has a personal story. hey anny. >> it was a special moment today. had so much fun and we have been with some amazing photos. e-mail, facebook, and twitter. st was a shared experience. here are the highlights. arthur sent in these pictures. one showing how low it got at times. giving people amazing views. here's another one he took of everyone. eyes glued to discovery. then dan monahan from old town alexandria. he captured this closeup. stephanie brewer captured this shot of an adorable boy. just ahead of it. tom took this photo from his office rooftop right across from dulles international where the shuttle safely landed. an

. >> renee marsh reporting. dhs is working with universities to build a curriculum for more cybersecurity professionals. it includes scholarships, fellowships and internship programs. >> ama: thousands of computer users could have trouble getting online. the fbi is asking owner to check for dnf changers. the hackers have been caught but the temporary solution keeping ineffected machines online will go away in july. you can find more on our web site, answer 7 news.com, and click on "see it on tv". >> alan: if you're looking for something to do it's not to late to head out to a unanimous -- national park. admission is free all week long starting today and goes until next sunday. >> ama: great weather to take advantage of it. >> frances: do it tom because we have rain on the way. i can't believe it. we did have some gorgeous temperatures and beach weather, with this live shot at santa cruz, you can see it's in the 60s today, and all though we didn't break in the records, we did warm up very nicely. in fact our numb

nbc's renee chenault-fattah has the report. >> reporter: she's come a long way since "hannah montana." this doctor would like miley to stick to her day job. cyrus recently tweeted fans that she suffers from a gluten and lactose allergy. she wrote, everyone should try no gluten for a week. the change in our skin, physical and mental health is amazing. you won't go back. >> a gluten-free diet is incredibly difficult to follow and is typically only used for people with a certain disease. a lot of what she's saying doesn't make a tremendous amount of sense and isn't supported by any scientific evidence. >> reporter: he believes cyrus' advice is misguided. >> if people did it for a long period of time, it could potentially create health problems. >> reporter: gluten is found in wheat, barly a lley and rye. allison green has been eating gluten-free when she was diagnosed with the disease when she was 2 years old. >> this could stop me from having children. >> reporter: ironically green says anyone who tries the diet shouldn't expect much of a weight loss. >> no, i struggle to stay thin and