st. luke's. lastly to all involved in the cpmc project on behalf of all the nurses i wanted to extend our senility thanks for making this possible. thank you and have a wonderful day (clapping.) good morning. i'm warren brown the ceo of cpmc pr i honestly say there were many times i never thought i'd see this. and as i was driving here i was reminder of a little boy who banked his head against a wall and he said it feels good when i stop. let me begin to thank the board of trustees who stuck with us through a lot of times when i would get up and explain why it was that things were just taking so long so bob we owe you a special gratitude (clapping.) i see many supporters who showed up at the hearings and committee meetings and testified about why we needed those hospitals. i want to thank you ail again. and want to thank grant dave i didn't see who's our vice president at cpmc when the times would get tough and i would go to the fellows office and he'd encourage me. it's a great feeling to be her

st. luke's campus. it's truly an honor to be here and i'm very k350i69d we're moving forward with our project to build 20/20 hospitals in 0 san francisco. for the past 5 years i've worked at the pacific campus and at the st. luke's campus. our nurses are proud of the care we provide for appear patients think about how much more we'll be able to chaff with the new

importance of financial literacy and empowerment particularly for black women and she founded the st. luke penny savings bank in 1903. her legacy endured. the entity that she founded lasted into the 21st century as the country's longest continually owned and operated african-american bank. there are also women who ventured into the financial matters even before the gilded age leaders. some of these women were well-known. abigail adams and sarah livingston jay come to mind. they both actively invested in government securities and bank shares. and there are scores of others who often invested and who remain unnamed and unknown for the most part. for instance, between 1759 and 1760, 61% of the investigators in the pennsylvania indian commission loan were women. and between 1792 and 1799, 11% of stockholders of the insurance company of north america were female. so women may not have stood beneath the buttonwood tree, but some were participating in the formation of the capital structure of the emerging country. and they had been taking part in the colonial economy before then. many women singl

st. luke's community united methodist church, sam w. holmes jr. thank you.ars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ oo'er the ramparts we won were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare and the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ >> please be seated. the national invocation is presented by reverent bishop kevin james farrell of the catholic diocese of dallas. >> all mighty and ever faithful god, today we lift up our minds and hearts to you, because you, lord, have lifted us up from the horrible tragedy enacted in this place from the cruel suffering that was born on this hill, from the shock and horror that gripped our nation, and from the years when we as citizens of this city suffered and were implicated by the guns shot by one man that killed the president and who many of us had set our hopes and dreams for a better america. it was your abiding inspiration and act of presence among us, lo

and david mcculla and pastor emeritous of the st. luke united methodist church zan w.or. thank you. ♪ ♪ to our viewers just zoining us. 13 minutes after 12 noon in dallas, texas. we are watching along with you the memorial service marking the moment when john f. kenned was shot and assassinated that day. 12:30 in the afternoon central time in dallas, texas. we'll watch the ceremony play out and we'll dip in and out and now the presentation of the colors and there will be speakers and music and moment of silence when the clock strikes 12:30 central time in dallas, texas. ♪ ♪ >> please remain standing for the national anthem performed by monica sel lda bar. ♪ o say can you see. ♪ by the dawn's early light. what so proudly we held at the twilight's last gleaming. ♪ whose bright stripes and bright stars throughout perilous night. ♪ over the rampart we watched were so gallantly streaming. ♪ and the rockets red glare, the booms bursting in air. ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. ♪ o say does that star spanningled banner yet wave? ♪ over the land of

st. luke's hospital in san francisco where nurses didn't think twice about signing up. >> reporter: that's right, ken. nearly 200 have signed up to help in the last two days. this kind of response isn't surprising to nurses who say it is in their nature to help other people. for many, this is also a call to go back to their roots. >> as victims of the typhoon line up to see doctors and its widespread debris in the fill phones, a special group of volunteers here in the bay area is lining up to answer the call for help. >> this is the best way. as a philippine american, it's the best way to give back to my roots. >> registered nurse and first general ration philippine american sandoval was the first to response to the registered response network. the agency organizes nurses for international disaster relief. it receives nearly a thousand online forms from volunteers within the last 48 hours. >> you think about how, quote, easy our life is here. we take for granted we wake up in the morning and we can turn on our lights and take a shower. we don't have that option. >> the scale of this kind o

st. luke's hospital in st.embryos into jessica's uterus. ten days later, they got the results. >> well, guess what, your pregnancy test is positive. it's amazing. we have a baby in there. >> reporter: the couple shared their excitement live on our air. >> i'm so ecstatic. so overwhelmed with joy. we feel so blessed. >> reporter: but the journey had just begun. seven weeks into the pregnancy, what would the first is sonogra reveal. >> hopefully we get to hear the heartbeat. >> we're looking for one or two sacks and a fetal heartbeat of 130 or 140. >> after a brief meeting with the doctor to go over expectations, finally the moment had come. >> that's the heart right there. and i'm only seeing one. one sack. with a really good heart beat. >> beautiful heartbeat. just looks perfect. >> i can't say that i'm disappointed because i'm happy that there's one. one picture. one heartbeat and for this couple a priceless moment. >> it's been such a long journey to get to this point and i'm just so excited. i'm so glad that

victim is 18-year-old man luke fleshman in stable condition in the burn unit at st. francis memorial hospital in san francisco. police say luke was asleep when the attacker hit his clothes on fire for some reasons. passengers helped put it out quickly as the attacker got away. police reviewed video to track down the young man who did this. 16-year-old. >> well 24-year-old man shot by fairfield police today has died. shooting shut down stretch of highway 12 between pennsylvania and bank avenue. we were overhead. you can see investigators doing their work. it all began at nearby apartment after police responded to reports of man punching and stabbing his girlfriend. >> it was chaotic. last breath or whatever and then she was in really, really pain when screaming. lick somebody hurting her. >> when police arrived the man they were after ran on the highway 12 where police say he tried to attack cops with a knife. tonight miss say the man was on parole for robbery. the woman remains in critical condition. fair field police officer is on administrative leave routine pending

the victim, 18-year-old luke fleischman, at the st. francis burn center is in stable condition recovering from second- and third-degree burns to his legs. fleischman goes by sasha, and identifies himself as an agender person, neither male nor female. neighbors say he often wears a skirt. leaders in the lgbt community are glad the d.a. is sending a strong message. >> it's not okay to set someone on fire period. we're all human beings and nobody should ever have to suffer that kind of trauma. >> reporter: richard thomas will be back in court on tuesday represented by a private attorney. in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the legal experts say if thomas is convicted of both counts the hate crime enhancement will add another three years to his prison term. >>> another lawsuit against the commission that's taking away city college of san francisco's accreditation. this morning the save ccsf coalition filed a lawsuit fighting the recent decision to drop accreditation for the school. they say the commission violated federal regulations in its

police say the victim, 18-year- old luke fleishman, who goes by sasha, is in stable condition at st. francis hospital in san francisco. >> everybody started yelling, fire, fire. i turned around and this guy, he was like jumping up and down. >> other witnesses say the victim was wearing a skirt or a kilt. police say it appears the victim and the suspect did not know each other. friends of fleishman have set up a web page to raise money for his medical bills. as of this morning, they raised more than $6700. >>> we have new video of a raging fire that threatened to destroy an historic building in san francisco's richmond district. a neighbor took this video of the two-alarm fire which broke out before 4:00 this morning in a back building off funston and clement. nearly a dozen people who live next door had to be evacuated. luckily, the flames did not reach the main lie prayer brairie. but the scanning center is a total -- library. but the scanning center is a total loss. >> we'll really sorry to lose the scanning center but it is only one out of many. >> the internet archive building us

police say the 18-year-old victim luke who also goes by the name sasha is in stable condition at st. francis memorial hospital. other passenger on the same line 57 bus route say they were disturbed by what they saw. >> we saw the guy laying out there burnt. >> was he in bad shape? >> yes. his legs were all burnt up red and black. >> witnesses also say the victim was wearing either a kilt or am skirt. friends have set up a web page to raise money for his medical bills. and this morning it has already raised more than $5300. >>> people protesting the deadly shooting of andy lopez say they are now conducting their own investigation. this is video of a martha protestors held yesterday in santa rosa. it was the sixth march since the shooting two weeks ago. protestors also met with a district attorney. they will hold an event this weekend to collect witness statements and other evidence and they will present that to the da as well. >>> a long-time day care worker in morgan hill arrested for being drunk on the job is expected in court today. police went to the pa child development center on

st. francis memorial hospital. they came with a small purple suitcase and went into the hospital. luke "sasha" fleischman a high school student from berkeley was on an ac transit bus about 3 weeks ago when another passenger set the skirt he was wearing on fire. police believe it was a hate crime because sasha identifies as neither male nor female. he had second- and third-degree burns to the legs and has been undergoing intensive treatment here in the hospital's burn unit. >> they have been walking around inside the hospital and tried out some stairs. we're just glad that we have sasha and sasha is going to make a full recovery. >> reporter: here is the suspect in this case. richmond thomas is 16 years old and right now he is being charged as an adult but first attorney and sasha's father think it should be in juvenile court. sasha's father a forgiving man said he understands that 16- year-olds do stupid things. that is ultimately going to be up to the judge. today, it is all about sasha, who will be home in time for thanksgiving. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> thank y

the 18-year-old victim luke who goes by sasha is in stable condition at st.rancis memorial hospital in san francisco. another passenger on the same bus route in oakland monday night say they were disturbed by what they saw. >> we saw the guy that was laying out there burnt. >> was he in bad shape? >> yeah he was in bad shape. his legs were all burned up red and black. >> the victim was wearing either a kilt or some kind of skirt. friends say that they set up a web page to raise money for his medical bills. this morning it has already made $6600. >>> time is 6:37. happening today faculty members at san jose state are reacting to news that budget cuts deep budget cuts will be made in their programs. an emergency meeting we're told will be hold later this morning. ktvu janine de la vega is joining us live from san jose state. what are students saying? >> reporter: a lot of the students i'm running into say they haven't heard this news and they are worried. its already tough to get the classes they want and they think the cuts will make it even more difficult. ov

luke fliesh man could have been a hate crime. a fund to help pay his hospital bills has already reached $20,000. nbc bay area is live at san francisco's st. francis memorial hospital where fliesh man is being treated. sglaen. >> 18-year-old is lith listed in stable condition here at the burn unit at st. francis memorial hospital. according to the family web page, he had surgery on his leg today to treat severe burns. and oakland police are looking into whether hate was a factor. luke fleischmann season your average teenager. when he's not study, the high school student spends his free time volunteering for vintage rail cars. the director of the alternative maybeck high school in berkeley says fleischmann is popular on campus. >> he's a wonderful, exceptional student. . >> her child often wears skirts and identifies as general dral neutral. they're trying to determine if that's what led a 16-year-old to set his clothes on fire as he slept on an a.c. transit bus on thursday. the oakland police chief says the detectives are examining several possible motives, including hate. >> we're looking into that possibility. >> he's at the st. francis

police say the 18-year-old victim luke flashman who goes by the name sasha is in stable condition at strancis memorial hospital. all of this happened on the 57 bus on monday night. >> everybody started yelling fire, fire. i turned around and this fie was jumping up and down. >> other witnesses say the victim appeared to be wearing a skirt or a kilt. police say it appears the victim and suspect don't know each other. friends have set up a web page. they are trying to raise money for his medical bills. this morning it has already raised more than $6300. >>> we are learning more about a man that was shot and killed by fairfield police. 24-year-old deanita taylor was on parole for robbery. police responded to a home and found a woman that had been stabbed 30 times. police chased him and say they opened fire when he came at them with a knife. the woman who was stabbed remains in critical condition. >>> people protesting the deadly shooting of 13-year-old andy lopez say they will conduct their own investigation into what happened. lopez was shot and killed two weeks ago by a sheriffs deputy w

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bus back on monday. 18-year-old luke was severely burned when he was set on fire as he slept in the back of the bus. flashman was listed in stable condition today at st. francis memorial hospital. she said her mother -- an oakland high school student using a lighter to set his clothing on fire. >> very shocking. i'm glad we were able to arrest the person and get them off the street. it really, even after a career in law enforcement still find something like that really disturbing. >> meanwhile a fund for his hospital bills is now up to $20,000. oakland police are praising two men onboard that bus for putting out the fire and want to find them to honor them. >>> breaking news we want to pass along. we have just confirmed a statewide amber alert is over. the abduction was in sunnyvale earlier today when a father and his baby boy seen here have been found in southern california, across the border in mexico. kris sanchez is in sunnyvale where it all began with the latest. chris? >> hi. that's pretty much what we know at this point because the department of public safety has been tight lipped about any updates in this case. but we can tell you that the fa

just in time for thanksgiving dinner. 18-year-old luke "sasha" fleischman arrived at his oakland home yesterday afternoon after spending three weeks at the st. francis burn center. earlier this month, police say 16-year-old richard thomas set the agender teenager's skirt on fire aboard that bus because he is homophobic. sasha's family says the attack will not stop sasha from wearing skirts. >> he is really excited to be at home. he just walked up the stairs. he is a little tired in general, just physically, and emotionally. >> sasha is hoping to be back at school on monday. >>> 6:38. surveillance cameras captured the scene when an suv plows into a pedestrian in oakland then the car took off. a dark porsche cayenne was turning on 13th under morning when it hit bryant mendoza leaving his job at the shadow lounge nearby. bryant tries to move out of the way but he rolls on the hood and then fell to the ground. >> i realized it was too late so i braced myself for impact so i got a couple of screws in here, couple of screws up here. >> crash left ryan with a fractured pelvis broken femur and a lot of pain. police are still looking for that driver

. >> reporter: luke "sasha" fleischman sits in the front passenger seat of the family car pulling into the garage. he is back home after spending three weeks at the st. francis burn center. his father karl says the 18- year-old is making a speedy recovery. >> sasha is really excited to be at home. he just walked up the stairs. >> reporter: sasha is able to walk now. his father took this photo of him smiling in his bedroom. you can see both of his legs are wrapped with bandages. >> he is a little tired in general, just physically and emotionally. >> reporter: earlier this month, 16-year-old richard thomas set the teen's skirt on fire aboard a bus causing second- and third-degree burns to his legs. police say the suspect did it because he is homophobic. but sasha's family says the attack won't stop him from wearing skirts. in fact, he wore one today. >> people will realize that you can wear unusual clothing and it doesn't mean that you have a right to attack them. >> reporter: what will change is sasha probably won't be riding the bus alone. >> i'm sure sasha will ride the bus again, probably with friends. >> reporter: both parents say it's been a tir

st. luke's methodist church.r the presentation of the colors by the dallas police department honor guard. ♪ >> please remain standing for the national anthem performed by monica saldovar. ♪ >> o say can you see ly lightawn's eary what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? and bright stripes stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air nightroof through the that our flag was still there that star spangled banner yet wave? land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> please be seated. today's invocation is presented by the most reverend bishop of the catholic diocese of dallas. >> almighty and ever faithful god, today we lift up our minds and hearts to you because you, lord, have lifted us up from the horrible tragedy enacted in this place, from the cruel suffering that was born on this place, from the shock and horror that gripped our nation, and from the years when we as citizens of this

st. luke's united methodist church, zan w. holmes jr.hank you. ♪ and now we ask to you please rise for the presentation of colors by the dallas police department honor guard. please remain standing for the national anthem, performed by onica. >> ♪ o say can you see by the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars rough the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched ere so gallantly streaming and the rockets' red glare he bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night hat our flag was still there say does that star spangled anner yet wave 'er the land of the free ♪d the home of the brave >> please be seated. today's invocation is presented by the most reverend beneficiary opened j.f. fair roll of the catholic diocese of allas. >> almighty and ever faithful god, today we lift up our minds and hearts to you because you, lord, have lifted us up from the horrible tragedy enacted in this place, from the cruel suffering that was born on this hill, from the shock and horror that grepped our nation, and from the years whe