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does rosie watch a lot of violent tv programs would you say? no. never.l, we've seen an awful lot of aggression here at school, and i was trying to figure out where this could be coming from. do you have any ideas what... father: what do you mean by aggression? well, she hits the other kids, she chases them, pins them down, she kicks. kicking? she's, uh, scratched her teacher. frankly, we can't keep her in school like this and let her around other children if she's going to keep attacking them. hendrick: the difference between poor and effective questioning is subtle. it's really more a matter of listening carefully and asking open-ended questions. what tips would you offer our teacher the next time she tries questioning a family member? productive questions might include, to begin a conference, "well, what's new?" when working together to solve a problem, "hmm. what have you tried so far?" "when did you first notice her doing that?" followed by, "was there anything else out of the ordinary that happened at the same time?" and finally, the best question o

>>rosi no podría hablar con ellos, no había señal de celular >>traté de reunirme con mis hijos por tres hechos no son denunciados por la comunidad hispana por temor. >>aquí el punto es que por tus facciones, como te ves que no te están tratando igual, eso es lo que se tiene que combatir. >>desde entonces los smith villegas hablan a otros sobre lo que se tiene que hacer >>en phoenix maría antonieta collins >>este fin de semana se le concedio asílo a un guatemalteco que es superviviente de un asesinato en su aldea. >>las protestas comenzaron antes que los discursos en naciónes unidas, cerca de 170 líderes hablarán hasta el sábado, barak obama tocará el tema de las protestas contras estados unidos >>las protestas ya empezaron a pesar que los discursos recién iniciaran mañana >>criticaron la presencia de mahmud ahmadiney, dicen que no es bienvenido. >>barak obama se dirigirá al foro este miércoles >>no son palabras que desearia hacer, diciendo cosas matando sionismo, cuando se mata a un país, se mata la democracia y la civilizacion >también se referirá sobre el video que desató la furia isl

"ballerina rosie" why should people go and buy this book.with this book? >> piers, i think education is the route out of poverty. it gives the knowledge of survival, it also gives children the right to understand that it's -- they can be unique and valuable people within themselves. and so children's literature is key. and this book is about giving confidence to girls. it doesn't matter what size you are, whether you have red curly hair that doesn't fit into a little bun or whatever it is. just go out there and be yourself. for 3 to 6 year olds, that's the informative time. do not compare yourself to others. have confidence and go forward in life and realize that it's okay just to be who you are. and if you want to go buy the book, i won't tell you the end of the tale, but does "ballerina rosie" manage to do her pirioette? >> is there a touch of sarah ferguson in "ballerina rosie?" >> most of my children's books have a touch of my funny little old life at 52 years old. she goes to my ballet school, so i am "ballerina rosie" i know exactly wh

i also want to mention that i'm introducing a resolution to authorize the installation of a new rosy dr*if ter plaque, rosy dr*if ter who wauz part of the north beach telegraph hill community for all of her life is someone who has been a symbol and an icon not just to our city but to the entire country for women who worked in factories since world war ii, the resolution i'm moving forward would allow the city to replace the existing plaque and continue to can xhen rate the memory and the symbol of what rosy dr*if tor stands for, the rest of the items i will submit. >> thank you, supervisor campos? >> thank you very much, madam clerk, i want to take an opportunity to note that in district 9 and specifically in the mission in the last few days, we've had a couple of incidents including a shooting that took place about over a week ago and we also had vandalism that took place on the valencia corridor and i just want to take this opportunity to thank the san francisco police department as well as a number of organizations that have been doing bondage prevention work in that community as

after an internal investigation, rosi was suspended for ten days, reassigned as a substitute teacheror the rest of the school year, given new classroom management training, and assigned to a different middle school this fall.we took what we think is pretty significant dissiplinary action against the teacherrwe were not able o contact the teacher by phone, but in a letter written to the district, john rosi apologized after the incident. explaining he didn't view the incident as-quote-anything more than harmless childhood horse play. but the boy's attorney says the teen hasn't been able to return to class after the incident, has switched schools and required psychiatric therapy the school did not report the incident to authorities...bbt the sheriff's department did find out and is now investigating.the district says it's cooperating with the investigation. 3 it's a custom in romania... and it involves kidnapping a groom must do to get er the - back... coming up. 3 --adblib weather tz-- before copd... ik my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but

phil: you dedicate this book to your daughter, rosie. you said "for rosie all eternity." how old is she now? >> she's 10 years old. i want to kind of leave that alone. i'll make this deal with you. i promise you that if i ever decide to talk out loud about what really broke my heart after this murder trial, spending a year in solitary in the can ain't nothing compared to what happened to me afterwards. if i ever decide to tell anybody that and i'm still above the ground, you're still above the ground, i'll come here and i'll tell you. >> dr. phil: fair enough. let's take a break. [applause] >> if life was that easy, there wouldn't be any need for any dr. phils to fix anybody. nobody would be sick. it don't work that way. i don't care what people think of me. >> announcer: tomorrow on an all-new "dr. phil." >> dr. phil: you believe that your son's death was not an accident. >> announcer: a shocking new twist. >> what she's saying is not true. >> announcer: to a bizarre mystery. >> dr. phil: you have new evidence. >> what you don't know is that -- >> announcer: that's tomor

after an internnl innestigation, rosi was ssspended for ten days, reassigned as a substitute ttacherthe rest of the classroom mmnagement traaning, and assigned to a differentt middle school this fall.wee took what we think is pretty significant disciplinary action against the teacher.we were not able to contacttthe teacher y phone, but in a district, john rosi apologized after the incident. explaining he didn't view the incident as-quote-anything more than harmless childhood horse play. but the boy's attorney says the teen hasn't been able to return to ccass after the incident, has switched schools and required psychiatric theeapy the school did not reeort the incident to authorities...but the sheriff's department did find out and is now investigating.the district says it's cooperating with the investigation. two automakers team up..to make the ultimaae hybrid. hybrid.the name of the do!nats! nats! and later...a monster truck race takes a turn for the worse.what happened... leaving several people injured. ((break 3)) anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so

it's going to be strange, you have those catch names, rosie and lopez. first name. just lopez. okay, what's going on. so you don't know what to expect, huh? >> no. a lot more you can do. >> i agree. little more comfort of home, right? >> yeah. >> when all three are gone at once, i think it will be very quiet. >> angela simpson will soon be the only woman left on the once notorious atom 100 pod. >> so it will be an interesting dynamic of what's going to happen. will inmates try to take over their way? are there going to be others that are going to try to become rosie trevino? is simpson going to stand up and bump the matriarch, so to speak, of the estrella jail? it will be empty. it will be empty nest syndrome, i think. i think i can handle that. i think that will be all right for me >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> stop resisting! >> this is west hell. the conditions here are sub human.

creyaltsed urban water program, rosy, sarah, all those good folks. i can't say enough goods things about her. we all cried a lot. and this meeting is a bittersweet meeting. i just want today offer my xhebt comments in addition. >> thank you. mr. arssay. >> josshua a >> sad with arlene's passing. she did i lot of work around water and water con evaluation. that takes on such an important impact. setting the stage for the water conservation work that the puc does, i think it's a testament to her work that a lot the us are talking about that and how important it is. you know, her work lives in that way. the other thing i wanted to say, only because a few of us of had a chance to let mr. harrington know, about the 525 golden gate t,

he unlocked the magic that is rosie perez and we all have him to thank. >> we have him to thank. >> rosie, thank you for joining us on the red carpet. >> thank you so much. >> just ahead, getting results. what's best for american students? we'll go to michelle reed, joel klein and more. that's coming up. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4g lte network, and motorola, droid does. get $100 off select motorola 4g lte smartphones like the droid razr. stop! stop! stop! come back here! humans -- we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back with great ideas like our optional better car replacement. if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask one of our insurance experts about it today. hello?! we believe our customers do their best out there in the world, and w

. >> reporter: we met jenner keenan outside of the harbor ridge middle school where jonathan rosi was set to teach math tuesday morning. keenan's daughter was scheduled to be in the classroom. >> she has instructions from me that if she walks in and sees him, she is to leave immediately and call me and i will come get her. >> reporter: you will take her out of school. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: she is angry because of this, cell phone video taken of rosi and the rest of his class bullying a 14-year-old boy last february. school officials say they gave the teacher a suspension and forced him to under go training and transferred him to harbor ridge, but keenan says that's not enough. >> i would have fired him. >> his presence would have made it difficult for the school to operate. >> reporter: the school superintendent says they aren't firing rosi, but parental pressure forced them to act. >> there are a number of parents that have skasked for their students to be transferred out at harbor ridge. the school district is working with those parents, but at this time it's not possible to a

. >> rosie, tall trees tower over their homes but the trees are on property that's owned by baltimore county. the county says that it will take care of the trees but the storm was more than two months ago and it has not happened yet. >> somebody is going to get hurt. >> that's a definite possibility. >> i will tell you right now i'm petrified and afraid that the trees will come down. >> the trees behind compass river are more than 100 feet tall, some are already dead. others choked by fast growing ivy. >> it is certainly close enough to hit your house. >> yes. >> especially this one. >> yes. >> this is what the area looked like after the storm back on june 29th. a huge tree came down taking out a power pole and cables and cutting power for more than a week. after that, people that live here say that it wasn't worse. >> eventually they are going to go. i just hope that nobody gets hurt. >> and the trees sit on land owned by baltimore county. we had calls from people on july 23rd. a spokesperson says that at least some of the trees would be coming down in two weeks. july23rd was more th

. >> i'm look shaking my head when julian is talking about how rosie things are, the unemployment rate, could cause a joy of celebration there and the other thing gdp. if the government condition scripts our money through taxes and spends on a million solyndras, it's going to bump up gdp. that doesn't mean there's real growth in real businesses. >> excuse me, you guys put words in my mouth and said the trend is headed in the right direction. >> you made it seem rosie. >> brenda: toby is kicking me under the table because i have to say one thing, it feels bad out there. they don't have jobs or confidence levels that are up. so incomes are down. toby, what does it tell you? >> it says that many of these people in the united states are not participating in whatever growth that we're having and that is a fact that i think is in controversy. >> brenda: i think i've got a bruise now. you get the last word though. all right, you want to bring down this number? the neil gang says bring down this number. the 47% who don't pay federal income taxes, and that's at the bottom of the hour, and did a

john rosy, wearing yellow shirt, threatened to sit on the boy saying i'm feeling gassy. >> by the wayof gassy. >> reporter: when their son approaches the teach somewhere picks a fight, admittedly jokingly, the teacher playfully takes him down. the boy's parents admit their son appears to be playing along but they think this was a coping mechanism and regardless, they say this should not have happened in class. >> i think the teacher was just maybe more one of the boys than an educator. >> i was horrified by what i saw. >> reporter: after an internal investigation the peninsula school district put rosy on a ten-day suspension without pay but the acting superintendent says it was not deemed a fireable offense. >> it's an isolated situation and 18-year career that's horrific and deserves pretty significant reaction fast and that's what we did. >> reporter: the student's parents pulled their son out of the district, in part because they don't think any class with mr. rosy is safe. >> i just don't think that he realizes what he's done. >> and that was drew mickelson reporting. the boy's pa

this is hardly a rosy picture and i haven't gotten to the issues around 9/11. this is not a case of you remember when al gore went on snl and pretended to give a presidential speech about how gasoline was $20 a gallon and in vented a hurricane preventing machine. that is not the scenario in my book. >> of course not. i advocated that vice president gore run in 2008 and in 2004, as well. i've been a supporter of him in the past. that doesn't mean that i think everything would have been rosy and he would have done every progressive dream we could have ever imagined. having said that, there's no way in the world we would have invaded iraq and my god is it a different world if that's the case. >> stop right there if you will. i deal with that in the book. just to set briefly the framework, i think al gore would have been much more knowledgable and attentive about al-qaeda. i believe for the sake of the fiction that the cia. i think under those circumstances, al gore would have pushed hard against iraq. up not only would have had republicans urging it, you would hav

when i look at rosie in the classroom, she's always engaged. she's always intensely involved in whatever she's doing, usually playing with other kids. she's very sociable. she's very intense. yeah. hendrick: fourth, describe the behavior you see in the classroom, but do not try to diagnose the cause. it's not our place to diagnose. "and then the chameleons wore--" boy: i can't see. i'm sorry. why don't turn the page so that you can? jordan bentley, i'm going to stop for a minute. it's very hard for me to read when you are talking. you may sit on miss kathleen's lap, or you may join snack-- one or the other. jordan: snack. woman: ok. why don't you go wash your hands? hendrick: remember, a particular behavior can have many different causes, and it takes a traineprofessional to determine the reason for what is going . for example, failure to pay attention at story time may be the consequence of a hearing loss, inappropriate reading material, borderline intelligence, fatigue, poor eyesight, or simply needing to go to the toilet. we had a child in o

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hermano con el que lo confunden en las calles fue el primer escogido para revisar el borrador, y junto a rosi. >>> es un mensaje optimista, que estados unidos es una gran naciÓn, y autotambiÉn es una naciÓn de oportunidades que deben ser protegidas. >>> hace 8 aÑos un poco conocido senador dio iniciÓ a la convenciÓn, la comparacion estÁ en boca de todos. >>> no me pondrÍa en la categorÍa del presidente obama. >>> me dijo que tratarÁ de representar bien a los demÓcratas, y especialmente a la comunidad latina. mientras mamÁ y esposa dicen que cuando llegue la hora juliÁn estarÁ en buenas manos. >>> antes de ir a dar su discurso va a pasar frente a la virgen y le pedirÁ ayuda? >>> claro que sÍ. y le voy a dar su bendiciÓn a Él. >>> madre, esposa e hija estaarÁn aquÍ, y su hermano joaquin lo presentarÁ. y si de algo se arrepiente es de no haberle insistido que hable espaÑol. >>> muchas gracias. y aparte de los hermanos castro que van a hablar aquÍ, esta noche hablarÁ mÍchel obama, la mujer detrÁs del presidente gy tambiÉn aquÍ un grupo se reuniÓ frente a una corte de inmigraciÓn a pedir clemencia

. >>> lo que rosy esta lista para prevenir. >>> le doy cosas que le sirvan para la salud. >>> cuando univisiÓn. >>> del islam en una pelÍcula hablan que los engaÑaron. >>> 50 indocumentado son detenidos en texas y la oficina de inmigraciÓn dicen que todos eran convictos. >>> con esta informaciÓn los esperamos en el noticiero univisiÓn, despuÉs de su noticiero local ♪ ♪ ♪ faltan 53 dÍas para la elecciÓn y aquÍ en noticias univisiÓn 14 san francisco "sÓlo a las 11" tenemos la cobertura electoral, los votantes de san francisco tienen que elegir que quieren la opciÓn de papel o por internet, para mÁs detalles tien que ir t a (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> este fin de semana se celebran la fiestas patrias de mÉxico y univisiÓn les invita para verte en vivo y les tenemos la celebraciones locales del grito en san francisco y va a estar muy bien y va a estar leÓn felipe en son josÉ para festejrn los 202 aÑos de independencia. >>> a partir a las 3 de la tarde hasta las 11 de la noche. >>> no se lo pierda. >>> univisiÓn los invita para el festival del sol, para que disfrute de las mÚsicas de r

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

rosie brought upper ri hall. we have some good news to tell you about on the perry hall shooting. tonight daniel proves once again that he is a fighter. >> how you doing, buddy. >> i've come a long way. >> much to the relief of mom, dad and the entire perry hall. >> the chaplain prayed over him and asked god to be with him and to be with him on this journey, and i think he has. he has given him a certain sense of calm. >> he is walking better, feeling better, but there's still a long road ahead. he lets us know that everything will be okay. as for his parents, they are very grateful. >> special thanks to all those out there who have been praying, communities coming together, people coming together and praying for our son. >> he's a fighter, and he has fought from the minute he was hurt. you know, i just can't say enough about him and how he has done what he had to do and came through for all of us. so i couldn't ask for a better son. >> just because dan yell's home doesn't mean he will be returning to school yet. his dad said home nursing, home row be a and getting his strength ba

. >> reporter: julian's mother rosie. >> this or that wasn't as important as having each other and havinga good time with the money we did have. >> reporter: she's been a community activist in san antonio for decades. a woman who began taking her twins into the voting booth when they were just toddlers. >> i did that purposely hoping they would be engaged citizens to practice a democracy and vote for the people who you want to represent you. >> reporter: tonight there was their mother. >> my mother fought hard for civil rights so instead of a mop, i could hold a microphone. while she may be proud of me tonight, i've got to tell you mom, i'm even more proud of you. >> reporter: is america ready for an hispanic president? >> i believe so. i believe our country has made tremendous progress even since my mother's generation. and i believe that the united states is ready for people of all different strides and genders to be president. >> reporter: and tonight, perhaps to stress that point, he delivered part of his speech in spanish. >> it begins with you. it begins now. [ speaking in spanish ]

rosie? >> different cases but one common request. police want to note motive of two people who were very young. except for the amtrak trains going over the tracks at kentwood, things were quite -- quiet. police got the call and when they arrived, they found shell casings and many unanswered questions. >> a victim was transported from the san in serious condition. homicide detectives were call toed san because of the seriousness of the victim's injuries. >> reporter: looking for the motive behind a young woman's murder is also a priority. 20-year-old lorel amoss was outside with friends when shooting started. she was shot in the chest. she made it to the hospital but she died. she appeared to be an innocent victim. >> detectives do not feel like she was the target of malice or violent crime. she appeared to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. homicide detectives are in the in getting as much information as they can. >> reporter: police have little information on either crime. no matter how big or small the detail, they want to ca

they were all rosy, which to me meant that we had to create at least 10,000 more jobs than the 125,000 forecast, more than that. nope. you can second guess me all you want. the reality is that almost every single service i follow took estimates up that trio of positive precursors. the second hit was for the west coast. that came at 10:01 eastern, 7:01 pacific. nine-minute move up from my first hit. monumental especially date the day after the president spoke at the democratic convention. i had a similar number of crows to the number that attacked the playground in the movie "the birds." let's not hide behind the unploinlt rate which went down. because only in america would fewer than expected jobs take unemployment percentages down. it's the anemic job growth that matters here. first the federal reserve meets next week. the classic bad news is actually good news story, we have to believe the feds got a present for us that might be better for the stock market, than even a strong employment number would have been. the fed is really potent not when creating jobs but when it comes to stock

we are still bathed in the rosy hugh of actions to save the euro zone, not the gloom of our unemployment. what's great for their banks is good for ours. that combined with the bernanke stimulus actions overwhelms the employment number. the banks were fabulous today. bank of america is leading the market. third, last night the chinese pulled the trigger on some big stimulus projects that should help industrial stocks. i'm talking about roads, sewer systems and subways right up the alley of otis technology or caterpillar, cummins or freeport. did you see them today? we need them backed up with sunday night rate cuts or otherwise, well, stay tuned and i will tell you. as much as we appreciate the work intel has done over the years the slow death rattle of the pc is starting to speed up. weakness in pcs isn't weakness in technology. it's a secular shift. you can't stop it. the notebook, netbook and ultrabook are key to the growth story at intel. they are losing out to the tablet. it's hurting the pc-based semiconductor company. how much? how about enough to allow apple, amazon and google kee

juice in books ended not so rosy juice in books coming up right after the break.wo wheels will take over downtown san francisco's night's is called a critical mass that is celebrating two decades of activism and attitude political insider that telesphere. do waves former mayor willie brown joins us now we have it all house and mayer brown you may remember when this gathering that out of control even saying that it little jail time 82 writers and less than. your thoughts as the city gets ready to be crowded once again depicted the series will be crowded. there's going to be no need to put anybody in jail. i've been surveying all over town at the last three days and everybody is in a really wonderful mood and believe me i think that is the way it's going to be the whole weekend. teocallis we kicked off the biggest rights and critical mass we had ever seen. >>> took over the freeway and this is where we wound up. we have no reason to. >>> this said very clearly s will not win a treat this man like we treated this bear. >>> without justification because now tonight wh