thank you, rhea aguinaldo, that was a good program. i was just thinking, too, we see the increase when we start seeing those drive-bys in certain neighborhoods. that is when you see the increase. i know, the one attorney was shut down. a guy from out of town that is when we saw the spike, when they are targeting noriega and on market street. >> we are seeing some spikes now, in certain sectors. now they are going after certain types of businesses and i think some of that is probably utilizing google maps. >> that is when i think this will get activated more. thank you very much. next item please. >> board of supervisors 190775 mi: resolution urging office of small business to convene a small business economic mitigation working group. >> i want to pull this out separately from the director report in case you wanted to have a more extensive discussion supervisor walton when he was here to present on the e-cigarette ban, to say he is committed to working and doing some economic mitigation and then very specifically in response to the res

her youngest sister died while on holiday in 1000 rhea .the rescue plane from south africa arrived too late. i think it appears have gave a century wrong. but i just didn't want my particular organization to have to rely on the funding because africa needs to be passed i felt very passionately when i actually came that nigeria needs to be able to stand by itself eventually without the uniform. instead of setting up a charity she decided to found a profit oriented business now only works as an entrepreneur. in rwanda as capital kigali although orekunrin is taking part in the world economic forum on africa she exchanges news with women from the whole continent she's confident that change is afoot in previous conferences it was trying to get multinationals into africa so that they could employ people but now they're saying i'm i mean from the likes of. actually african entrepreneurs can be really to come scale up their business and then they can start employing people here very in for me i think what really stood out for me was female voices i

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long road ahead, and even the most routine of actions now bring flashbacks. [ speaking in foreign odd rhea and her mother are returning to walmart in hopes of getting her car. >> i'm getting nervous just to think that we are going back to walmart again. >> reporter: they were shopping tonight in t together in the walmart when the shooting began. >> i saw his expression. he was like, he didn't care what he was doing. he was just shooting and shooting. >> reporter: as a military wife, audria says instinct kicked in and she tried to save those around her. >> you want to do everything you >> reporter: back realize yt e. start back. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> just going back here is just bringing us flashbacks. we ran all this, and i got more than 50 people out of there. >> reporter: audria's told she'll have to wait a little longer to get letther car. the city of el paso looks toward the future determined to not let tragedy define them. >> my town, we're going to be strong, and we're going to get through this. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm eva pilgrim. >>> up next, horrors in the

my name is rhea and i am the nurse manager for the clinical quality assurance unit here at daas. we started leading nurses into the function of adult protective services and in-home supportive services while our social workers are doing their hard work investigating abuse or allegations of abuse. our community based nurses and public health nurses are focusing on the clinical needs of the clients. client. clients with complex functional needs and clinical needs. we partner with a.p.s. chi , i hs with addressing the needs of the clients. to document or chart the medical records, our assessments, medication records, we use net smart and that is the software that we use to not only document our clinical findings, but also we want to report so you better know or understand our client population and also address the risk involved with the population we are serving. the commission is requesting we continue to use the software that allows us to document client records and allows us to prioritize what we need to see when we are partnering with our programs. >> thank you very much. any co

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immigration reporter were rhea .ic eddie -- maria sacchetti federal detention center for immigrant families and children. why were you there and what did you see? guest: immigration and customs enforcement runs family detention. a lot of what viewers cr border patrol jails. you see little girls sleeping on the ground. they have recently crossed the border, jails where nobody is supposed to spend more than a few days. the family detention centers are hold very few people right now. they could hold more and the trump administration wants to expand them. they opened their doors to the media, they have never had this many cameras before and they let us take our own photos. they want to show people how they want to expand family detention and how comprehensive they think it is and how they should hold people until they can order them deported or release them in the united states. host: where is this facility? guest: this is in dili, texas. you can hold more people in a family detention area than probably the entire town. it is hard to get to. ac.e. has said it is not secure facility, not a jail,

personally, we think the chinese economy is rhea seller rating. i think the economy is caught up in a global move. and my mind, what we've seen in the last month or so is probably the start of a real bubble building in the bond market. i think we've talked about bond market bubbles on and off for years, but i think this should come back to the table. a lot of the pressure globally is somewhat parabolic. there's some strange things going on in the bond market, and i think china is caught up in that. vonnie: you've also said you think the chinese economy is about to re-accelerate. is that with or without more stimulus from the chinese government? chris: i think a lot of the stimulus is in. i suspect we will get more as well. if i'm running chinese policy, i'm concerned about the global trade policy and the trade war, i want more stimuli to counteract that. i think it will come, whether it is more cuts interest rates, i don't now. if you look at the leading indicators of credit growth, they suggest that credit growth should continue to accelerate in

ka rhea races around to score. news out of the nfl.iders camp, it's time for another edition of as the helmet turns. antonio brown is still angry with the nfl over the helmet issue. it looks like the raiders have had enough as mike mayock delivered the ultimatum. >> here's the bottom line. he's upset about the helmet issue. we have supported that. we appreciate that, okay? but at this point, we've pretty much exhausted all avenues of relief. so, from our perspective, it's time for him to be all in or all out, okay? so, we're hoping he's back soon. we got 89 guys busting their tails. we are really excited about where this franchise is going and we hope a.b.s going to be a big part of it starting week one against denver. >> the 49ers take on the broncos tomorrow on monday night football. the giants are off monday as they travel to chicago for a series with the cubs. and a's welcoming the yankees on tuesday. more news after the break. uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you kn

rhea and kane say they plan to walk with jeffrey through the halls at school this year. a doubt last a long time. >> i love seeing their arms wrapped around each other. that's what friendship is all about. >> why don't we wrap our arms around each other. >> okay. that does it for us. be sure to tune in to the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell tonight. we'll see you tomorrow right back here o >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update. >> good morning it is 8:55. jury deliberations continue today in the ghost ship warehouse trial. they are weighing months of testimony to determine if max harris and derek almena are responsible for the fire that killed 36 people in 2016. >>> the search is on for a man accused of stabbing two people at the downtown berkley bart station. police say it happened just before 1:00 yesterday morning. both victims were taken to a hospital and are expected to be okay. >> and police on the peninsula are looking for a man who swiped the laptops at two different starbucks coffee shops in foster city. witnesses say he got away in a black colored nissan

we are joined by washington post immigration reporter were rhea .ic eddie -- maria sacchetti federalention center for immigrant families and children. why were you there and what did you see? guest: immigration and customs enforcement runs family detention. a lot of what viewers cr border patrol jails. you see little girls sleeping on the ground. they have recently crossed the border, jails where nobody is supposed to spend more than a few days. the family detention centers are hold very few people right now. they could hold more and the trump administration wants to expand them. they opened their doors to the media, they have never had this many cameras before and they let us take our own photos. they want to show people how they want to expand family detention and how comprehensive they think it is and how they should hold people until they can order them deported or release them in the united states. host: where is this facility? guest: this is in dili, texas. you can hold more people in a family detention area than probably the entire town. it is hard to get to. ac.e. has said it