and sometimes you get the crazy, i'm going it kill you rosie. >> travino proved both rosies could be equally dangerous. >> i want to touch it. >> staff warned me about this. she can actually draw people in. which she did on many occasions. and one of the stories that's very well known about rosie, among the detention officers, is that she actually developed a personal relationship with one of the detention officers. >> we just started flirting around. and i don't know. one thing led to another. i really thought she was going to set me up. i really thought she was working for the prosecutor. >> when travino entered into a relationship with one of the jail's female detention officers it was considered a serious breach of security. >> yeah. they wrote me up for being with an officer and that i was a danger to the facility because of her. because she knew the blueprints or whatever, you know? >> an officer and an inmate having a relationship is a tremendous issue from a security perspective. the concern is that the officer can do favors or can even potentially smuggle things in to inmate

and she reminds me of rosie with slightly more talent. not much more talent, but slightly more talent. >> she said something, she said if romney gets elected, this is on twitter, i don't know if i can breathe the same air as him in his -- >> and you responded that cher is an average talent who is out of touch with reality and then you threw in rosie. you resurrected rosie into the fight by calling her a total lucy. she wasn't even in the fight. >> well, i did liken her to rosie. cher is lonely, unhappy, very miserable, and her computer enhanced music doesn't do it for me. believe me. >> seems like you get into these twitter battle with these women. >> no, with people in general. not women. in fact usually women i prefer not because i find them much tougher than men but occasionally i get into battles. ive and my great likes. i also greatly respect people. >> is it fun? actually it's sort of like if i follow you on twitter it's interesting to see. you guys are hammering each other back and forth, you and cher and rosie. you are going after

rosie. holding her at gunpoint. it happened on juliana circle around 8:00. the teens kicked in the front door. thement whop ran upstairs and locked herself in the bedroom. the teens would not give up and kicked in the door pointing a gun at her. they took her cell phone and ran out of the house stkpwhr- fplt we all have teenagers who were the majority of single parents. and to know that now when you go to work or go home you have to lock your top lock and bottom lock and turn your alarms on. getting one with any information is asked to call the cops. >>> next week, baltimore county unvails a new police unit aimed at cutting down on the growing problem problem of metal theft. you that is because the utility company has been a major target for metal thieves. >>> and one of the vital signs for your neighborhood. the group called the baltimore alliance is taking the pulse of the entire city. the group compiled ten years of data to get you right down to the heart of each neighborhood. it was created by the baltimore neighborhood alliance. and nonprofit imcase, in

going after cher, and your old nemesis, rosy odonald. what's up. >> sher said some very unflattering and nasty things about governor romney and i think it was inappropriate, frankly. i have watched her over the years. i knew her a little bit. you know, she reminds me of rosy with slightly more talent, not much, but slightly more talent. >> cher says i don't know if kibreathe the same air as him and his right-wing, race i felt, homophobic tea-women-hating tea bagger masters. but you threw in rosy into the fight, calling her a total loser. she wasn't in this fight. >> i like to refer to rosy as a loser. cher is lonely and unhappy. she is miserable and her sound enhanced and computer enhanced music doesn't do it for me, believe me. >> you get into these twitter battles with these women -- >> no, with people in general. not women. usually, women, i prefer not because i find them much tougher than men. but do i on occasion get into battles. and i have great likes. i greatly respect people. >> is it fun to do -- actually, it's like, i follow y

but this is the non rosy side. so let me move on to the opportunities. because i think the business side wouldn't be as exciting, it wouldn't be going up to the hill and saying look, let's use this opportunity that has not been around for the last 18 years, now wto accession is there, this is now about us, it's about jobs and business in the u.s. pntr has nothing to do really with russia. this is about u.s. business profiting from it. and the export council of the president has done a very very good job in looking at export opportunities and they came up with a nice study saying we can double exports from the u.s. to russia in the next four to five years, i mean with the pntr status and having looked at that, that's pretty credible. we have done with the coalition that we founded, dealing with the u.s./russia business side, we have done a profile by each sta state. and basically put a radar together, what businesses are in each state that today have business with russia, that export to russia. we have it by state. it's pretty fascinating to see this. if

. >> a young lady handed me a refrigerator magnet that had an image of rosie the riveter on it. >> rosie the riveter is a popular image from world war ii, created by american artist norman rockwell. >> and when i thought about it, it resembled an image on the sistine chapel ceiling. i checked it out. sure enough, that's what it was. it was isaiah. isn't that cool? >> isaiah is one of the prophets on the famous ceiling in rome. renaissance artist michelangelo painted isaiah 300 years before rockwell used the figure as a model for rosie the riveter. >> when i showed that to the kids, they became so enthralled at the idea of looking at the ceiling and what was on it, that i had to explain the whole thing to them, and i realized i had something here that i could work with with these kids, and that kind of sprung into the idea of the project. >> mr. buxton decided a mural was the perfect medium to help kids learn about art by doing more than just reading about it. >> in a language-arts class, what they do is the study of the various types of literature, the poetry, the robert frost, to the st

rosie, we'll head back your way for now. i'll see what else is happening in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot, wyatt. you can meet wyatt and the rest of the abc2 news team at the spring festival this weekend. if you don't have plans, come hang out. stop by our booth and meet some of our staff. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, you may want to switch your tooth brush. church and dwight company is recalling the spin brush tooth brush. it can overheat possibly causing a fire, shock or burchlt for more information you can call the number you see often your screen there. >>> a new park is hoping in downtown baltimore that's a great place for your kids to play. pierce park opens. it is on one acre. it features sculptures. kids can climb on them and rain gardens as well. the waterfront partnership says the park is a reflection of their commitment to creating a healthy harbor. >>> the benches are made of blocks that are rescued from the streets of baltimore. we have lots of bike racks, so people can bike here or moms can bring their str

rosie represented the women who work male jobs like riveter and while men were at war in the 1940's. >>> from alabama to south dakota to richmond we have exhibits that highlight the diversity of the home front experience a great place to come and learn about your history and see the original artifacts >>> volunteer guides trying for weeks to staff the center is open daily from 10:00 a.m./5:00 p.m. >>> after two this morning the uss iowa as under the golden gate bridge it left the port of richmond this morning to begin a four day journey to its new home. >>> the u s s iowa and her stake in the bay >>> i never thought this day would come. 23 years i've seen the ship >>> she is enroute to southern california 14 stories high and 800 ft. long she fought hard to keep our country save a nonprofit group fight to preserve her legacy. >>> all of our bulls 2 save the ship and turn it into a museum or the public can see it as some the things it can offer from education platforms to repositories of technology and culture >>> the u.s. as i will another whether tough battles from world war two to t

stop painting a rosy picture.u that i trust, i sent you an e-mail regarding some agencies and entities that wanted to erase a five years worth of e-mails linked to the high speed of light rail. there again is about transparency and accountability. i have faith in you, mr. chair, as i have known you for a very long time, and i do keep in touch with you from time to time, and i admire what you do. i watched you at budget sessions, here in the chambers, at the committee meetings. you bring your experience, having worked for the san francisco unified school district, and other places, and you represent district 9 well. so i am proud of you, and i hope that you cast a shadow, one that is bright enough, where there is documents, there may be light. commissioner campos: thank you. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam clerk, please call item for. >> executive director's report. this is an information item. >> good morning, commissioners, mari

rosie did something with me so i did it again. rosie likes to bring me up. she doesn't have her show. it failed due to very poor ratings. she's off the air. she's sort of in never-neverlan and she continuously talked about me. so rather than just turning a cheek, which perhaps i should do, i will on' indication refer to her. >> she seems sort of, this one sort of gratuitously. >> no, no, this was in reference what she said. i only refer, when they say something about me i say something about them. this is in reference to what she said. this was not brought up by me. rosie did start that whole thing. she truly -- just so you understand, she truly wishes she hadn't. >> i got so many notes in front of me, people going back and forth and calling each other names, whether you being a charlotte ton. george will calling you a blowviating ignoramus. seems like we've gotten off the issues. >> you continuously talk about this. i thought we would be talking about the economy and jobs and other countries and what they are doing to us. >> yes. >> and you just sort of lik

rosie cymbalizes american women that went to work in factories in world war ii when men were overseasg. many ships were built in richmond next to the museum by women. >> we're here today at the rosie visitors opening and we're excited about the opportunity to now learn about the home front in richmond along the bay trail. it's a great place to come and learn about the history, see some of the original artifacts we have in the museum collection. >> the center is open seven days a week and features exhibits from all over the country. right now we bring in mind by bash and i assume we're talking a little baseball, mindy. >> a lot of baseball, diane. a great afternoon for the bay area clubs. they didn't come out as they hoped. the bronx bombers living up to their name in oakland, but the a's have an unexpected home run threat themselves. the giants worst opponents turns out it's themselves. it plagued them all season following them to miami. we have the details next in sports. >>> in the first two games against the marlins the giants have knocked in 20 runs, posted a .372 team average and

] >>this memorial day weekend the real live women who were rosie the riveters are being honored.itors at the home front national historic park paid tribute to the factory workers of world war ii. the park opened a new re restored visitor center featuring the classic poster which symbolized the strength of american women who took on traditionally male jobs. >>> let's check in with joe fon. zi and see how the giants did. >> the giants continue to be done in by their propensity for hurting themselves. the result was their second straight loss in miami. the rest of the world might not but miami still remembers the teletubbies. they go to baseball games. the giants trail 1-0 but blanco's single with burriss at second. stanton puts the throw on the money but the speedy burriss slides in to make it 1-1. madison bumgarner trying to keep it tied but he was undone by a three-run. this hit by hanley ramirez that scored reyes. the giants hurt themselves again. turn the double play on this ground ball and the sing over. get one at second but burriss stoas to bumgarner covering first. the marl

the second thing not everything is rosy and what needs to happen and we should be open about it. the third thing is what are the opportunities. and the last thing is connecting what you said before is what needs to be done now together. i think you are absolutely right. it has to be done jointly between the political as well as the business community. so on the commercial side, i think you can't deny saying a lot of progress has been made. and human memory is usually very short, and frankly if you just look at the things that have happened over i would say the last three years, this is an unbelievable success. i mean, let's start with, we have had since the reset has been announced, four meetings, ceo to ceo and they have been super successful from both sides. if you look at the investment side of things, large investments have been made. we as alcoa have invested over a billion over there and really successfully. coca-cola making a commitment. the exxon deal, 500 million over a decade. this is not small change. this is big. and we shouldn't just consider that as normal. you know

this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wasn't in existence. this is the very first of the relieve projects. harry hopkins said, they have to eat too. the artists should di

the regulators want to know did morgan stanley share their less than rosy outlook with their clientsbut not the wider audience, folks like you and me? they increased the size of the offering, they increased the price of the offering. at the same time, apparently they were getting wind that the results of the company, the financial results, were a little weaker than anticipated. >>> also today, a group of shareholders filed suit against facebook and ceo mark zuckerberg. they say key financial information was not disclosed before those shares went public. a facebook spokesperson insists that the suit is without merit. >>> he was murdered. and no one signs up for that. >> that was the mother of former florida a & m drum major robert champion disputing claims that her son wanted to be hazed. new interviews with members of the marching band suggested champion agreed to the ritual that eventually killed him. that involved champion make his way from one end of the bus to the other while being punched, kicked, and beaten with mall lets. >> it kind of amazed me how people in the band, they're

this has resulted from it resignation of rosie was from district 11 and the term expiration's of chris jones from district 5 and conrad woo from district 4. i can either take questions or invite applicants. supervisor avalos: i know there is one from district 11 who is here. >> good morning. i have been a resident of district 11, the excelsior district for over 25 years. i currently sir as co-chair of the community police advisory board and i am on the steering committee of the excelsior action group which is tasked with revitalizing the commercial corridor from geneva to silver. i'm a member of the excelsior district improvement association and i have been very involved in public safety and lighting in the excelsior district. i have recently retired from the state of california where a was an administrative law judge. i continue to work for the state public utilities commission. i feel like i am well qualified to review and read legislation, to think about priorities for my district and how to bring all of these various policy issues together. [tone] i'm also very interested in buildi

sounds like rosie perez or something. come on.at was a perfect walken, and it's going to win me the talent show. what talent show? the one i throw for the pub crawl. are you doing that again? yeah, well, it's not really a talent show anyway. i mean, she just gets the most untalented people in philly to enter the competition with her, so that she can win it. and she never wins it anyway. guys, guys, guys! i got some news, some terrible news. we've got a huge problem. can we stop for a second and talk about this? - what? - what's with that jacket? i was going to wait on that. (all clamoring) well, first of all, it's not a jacket, it's a duster. it's like a jacket only it's longer, thicker and far more badass.

klatching women. 19 years and the only image that i can think of what i hearl my mother's voice is rosiehe riveter with he hand balled up in a fist and her hand underneath her face. coffee klatching women? a bunch of old grandmothers who sit in sewing sirgles and talk about the best blueberry circles. we banned my mother from the kitchenen -- because of an incident where she had burnt water the the only person who cooked was my father. please keep your peace, mom. yes, my mother say woman but coffee klatching? the term was worse than nails on the chalk board. oh, yes, a coffee klatching woman who has raised three children and never taking shying from anyone. you sure do act like a coffee

. >> thanks a lot, rosie. >> reporter: roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> prosecutors have released statements made to police in the vation of a florida a&m's drum major hazing death. one defendant claims champion wanted to go through the ritual because it would be an honor ?oots secret service scandal broke out over an argument between the agent and the woman over payment. the director apologized for the agents' behavior and said it does not represent the majority of the people working for the secret service. eight have been fired. >>> a massachusetts mother is not happy with her son's school after his tooth was pulled out by a teacher's aide. what made matters worse the tooth was not loose. her 10-year-old autistic son went home with a loose tooth but different tooth was pulled out. >> i felt so angry, how bar bearic. >> she said she received an email saying the loose tooth had been a distraction. the 10-year-old has been switched to a different school and the parent is considering filing a suit. >>> a seattle man is in trouble for punching a 10-year-old kid. he said the by was part of a gro

it's rebounded with gdp growing a surprise 0.5%, but the picture isn't expected to be so rosie for the eurozone as a hole. >> and out of france, the first challenge for francois hollande. >> and foreign imports have slipped as investors shy away on concerns about growth. >> plus facebook reportedly set to hike the price for its ipo thanks to huge demand as a new poll finds the majority of people think the social networking giant is just a passing fad. so warm welcome to the program. we kick off with italy. surprise number from germany first thing this morning. >> grew much stronger than expected in the first quarter. >> contraction of minus 0.8%, annual contraction of minus 1.1%. the good news if there is any is that the fourth quarter is unrevised down. so contracting the third consecutive quarterly decline in activity, the steepest contraction for three years. the data weaker than expected, as well. >> look at the composite figures. so far we've learned germany was much stronger than expected in the first quarter, france was just about flat. but it did avoid recession. >> and it come

pregnancy guru rosie pope is the mother of two boys and with her third due any minute.n heels." rosie, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i think this might actually count for your baby's first appearance on the "today" show. >> i think it might. >> actually. >> she may arrive today. >> i know, congratulations and thanks for being here today. >> thanks. >> we want to talk about products you want to help other pregnant women and new mothers have, to think about how to make their lives a lot easier. >> yes. >> let's go through them. one of them to save time and energy. you've got this toy storage pod. how does this work? >> basically, it's a lay and go sack like this. you can lay out anywhere, if you're traveling, if you're at an airport, it keeps things clean and your toys contained. and then you just pull it up like this, and it becomes a tiny little pod. >> sure, so they can play inside. now, another one which i think is pretty extraordinary, these are rugs you can actually throw in the washer? >> i love these because no matter how much i vacuum, my rugs are filt

president yee: thank you, deputy superintendent, for the rosy picture. i have one question. in your budget for the current school year, you have that there is a deficit spending of $20 million. that was anticipated from will develop the budget last year, correct? >> that is correct. president yee: we knew any ways that even though we had the beginning balance of $55 million, we would spend down on that. ok. any other questions? thank you very much. commissioner maufascommissione't assume passage of the taxes or failure of the taxes?

there's the original rosy the riveter. liz introduced me to her. 102 years old, no kidding. have, what is the next best thing for me totd, the next best thing for liz to do, what can we do to advance the work started in austin this winter? >> i think what liz is doing is getting people excited about energy. i'm trying to do the same thing. energy is short on talent. it's actually short on talent all across the nation. jobs are going begging in places like north carolina examine texch -- and texas right now. liz introduced us to a lot of energy jobs, they're taught how to learn and they know discipline. if you're going to work in energy, you need both. you need to keep learning because the technology is always changing, you need discipline because you cannot take risks in the energy space. >> what are your next steps, liz? what can we do to help? >> well, what we're developing here, our next steps, is developing the first military clean tech hub, and we've acquired about 4,000 square foot of facility that we're looking to make into more of like an r and d, research and develo

klatching women. 19 years and the only image that i can think of what i hearl my mother's voice is rosie the riveter with her hand balled up in a fist and her hand underneath her face. coffee klatching women? a bunch of old grandmothers who sit in sewing sirgles and talk about the best blueberry circles. we banned my mother from the kitchenen -- because of an incident where she had burnt water the the only person who cooked was my father. please keep your peace, mom. yes, my mother say woman but coffee klatching? the term was worse than nails on the chalk board. oh, yes, a coffee klatching woman who has raised three children and never taking shying from anyone. you sure do act like a coffee klatching women with your boots and jeans on, arriving to run a crew of obnoxious men's, because 50% of the men's brains skiptd -- consist of their oh so glorified junk which doesn't even work right. most of the time. coffee klatching women? sitting around talking nonsense? the same nonsense that finally changed the 19th amendment. yes we can vote. i can see abigail adams sitting and clutching her sco

president yee: thank you, deputy superintendent, for the rosy picture. i have one question. in your budget for the current school year, you have that there is a deficit spending of $20 million. that was anticipated from will develop the budget last year, correct? >> that is correct. president yee: we knew any ways that even though we had the beginning balance of $55 million, we would spend down on that. ok. any other questions? thank you very much. commissioner maufascommissione't assume passage of the taxes or failure of the taxes? >> we are not quite at that stage where we have a proposed budget to recommend t. we will be there quickly, june 12 is the first reading of the budget resolution. are thinking at this point is to operate on two tracks. to recommend the budget that includes an assumption that the tax is passed at the same time making explicit contingency plans if the taxes do not pass. it is a challenge because it is a very significant difference between the two situations. more than $80 million each year. but i think that is the best that we can do. we cannot tbe

joe to rosie the ri t rivet riveter.rom the tractor and plow to jump chutes and parachutes, from the great depression threats to m-1s and bayonets. to crossing the line in desert sands and patrolling the devastating roads of iraq and afghanistan, young american warriors pressing forward for freedom for her majesty, for family, for old glory, one nation under god, with liberty and justice for all. men and woman across our great nation stood up, left their homes, and valiantly marched forward. and back home, back home, a veteran's guardian angel remains on eternal watch. god sent and responsible for our existence, the one who would rather light a candle than curse the darkness, and what sets her apart is the power of love, embraced within the cradle of her heart. she's an unsung hero who stayed at home, the one who had to spend christmas alone, a hug and a kiss good-bye and then you had to part. you left them with an ache and a pain in their heart. a blue star banner hangs on the window of a place you called home, a mother

. >> rosie thought she was surprising friends and family members by choreographing a flash mob dance at the ceremony. but her boyfriend was the one who had the real surprise. a diamond ring. toward the end of the dance, he unraveled a huge banner asking her to marry him. her friends had to help her notice the sign. when she saw it, she ran over and -- >> i hope she said yes. >> i only have two of these a degree and the -- bye-bye.