tamika: hi, marcus. tamika. lemonis: tamika, nice to meet you. tamika: you too.lemonis: how are you? are you the sister? tamika: yes. lemonis: i'd love to kind of spend a few minutes with you if you don't mind. tamika: okay. lemonis: who's the manager here? tamika: i'm on again, off again. lemonis: walk me through that. tamika: i worked for, like, really, really low pay, which was okay with me. lemonis: for how long? -tamika: like a year. -lemonis: wow. tonnie's basically relying on free labor. and the fact that his sister is willing to help out shows that he has real backing from his family. that's a big advantage when you're struggling. so, who's doing the quality control on this kind of stuff? -tamika: myself and tonnie. -lemonis: yourself? and so do you think this looks right? tamika: no, that one's not going out. lemonis: i don't want to see paper. this wouldn't clear. tamika: and the more we go through, we realize how much is wasted. lemonis: when this happens, two from the same batch at the same time, there's no process. tamika: and let me tell you, i have

he leaves to sisters, tiffany etruria and tamika williams and elyse felder sheila dixon, and one uncle cornelius felder. the board of education and superintendent of school extend sincere condolences to the fong jones reynolds more moore the boettcher families. the board will now go into closed session is a recessed the regular meeting.you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity and funding or capital training. this is and other documents t

tamika, i'll start with you. bratton's resignation -- a good thing? >> absolutely. definitely a good thing for those of us who know that he shouldn't have been hired in the first place. but, you know, now it's a personnel change, and we still have policy changes that have to actually be put into effect. so, it's good that he's gone, but there's so much more work to do that we really can only let that be a one-day story. you had concerns, as tamika mentioned, about his hiring from the start. >> yes, first, he shouldn't have been hired. he's the architect of the abusive "stop, question, and frisk." when he came to new york city police department, don't forget, he manipulated out the two hires, black and latino chiefs in the department, pi?eiro and banks. don't forget, also, his record of hiring african-american police officers in the academy is the lowest it's been in administrations. and when asked why is he hiring so few african-americans in the they have criminal records." >> absolutely. >> he called rappers thugs. he said that individuals in the black lives matter

tamika was shot dead. four others were injured.hey want to question a 24-year- old man. >> you never think that something like this would happen. she went to have fun and just to enjoy being young and vibrant. >> reporter: her older brother ricky said just last week the oke over the phone about riding motorcycles for the first time. >> we texted each other all the time. multiple times a week. she texted me out of the blue and said brother, i love you. i said i love you too. >> reporter: that was the day before she left for texas. the two grew up on the peninsula and she loved the outdoors. she drove a school bus. share add home in san carlos with her -- shared a home in san carlos with her fiance and was looking forward to getting married in september. >> this is something we needed to deal with every single day. another killing, another killing, another killing. there's some point when it needs to stop. your heart goes out to the families, but you never think that it would touch so close to home. >> reporter: austin police are cir

. >> i begged her better not to call the cops tamika's wife dominguez wife says that she was reluctant to call because she did so six years ago when he pushed her and claimed police swept under the rug dominguez could not be reached for comment and adams county declined family of corporal mick kerrigan who was killed while serving in a fiction notice who was seriously wounded said they plan to sue the sheriff's office martin even though he had previously threatened law-enforcement doctrine goes on to state that the command staff ordered deputies after he fled back inside he said the sheriff's office failed to properly train did not adhere to national standards for barricaded subjects in high risk of action is reported that families are seeking a thousand law-enforcement officers prosecutors and safety advocates from all over the world in denver from a conference on impaired driving is an annual event but this year driving high became a row headliner he denver police officers suspended officer suspended for wrecking his car at after drinking at a party office and jason spencer suspended

moving on, please welcome our moderator for today's panel discussion tamika malorie ceo and activist. [applause] >> good afternoon. ladies and gentlemen, enough cannot be said about the importance of having our voices heard. often times it is too easy to say my vote won't count or i'm only one person so it doesn't matter whether or not i vote. on the contrary we are gathering here today to discuss the fact that your votes do matter. why your vote always counts, joining me at this time to shed light on this very relevant concern is a dynamic team of panelists. steven green is the national director of the youth and college division of the national association for the advancement of colored people. the ncaap. [applause] >> in his role he oversees an army of more than 30,000 young activists across 800 active youth councils and college chapters throughout the nation. now we can give him a round of applause. [applause] >> david e. carter, president of the national action network youth move. he has worked with countless families who have been victims of police brutality and it is working wit

. >> i want to welcome jessica ravelli from working women of tampa bay and tamika benjamin, president and ceo of the swim digital group. thank you for coming in. it's a super busy time for you. tell us what folks can expect in two weeks? >> first let me say thank you so much for emseeing, you are amazing for tampa bay. we're so glad to have you with us again this year. it's our fourth year. as you mentioned we have fantastic speakers from around the country. three of them from coming from l.a. so that is an extra special treat. two of the women you mentioned, alexis and brandi are hometown girls who are now in l.a. but super excited to come home to hear to tampa bay. we're at ferguson hall which is a beautiful venue and the straz. >> are tickets till available? >> working women conference, workingwomenconference.com is where you get them. you mentioned the theme of resilience. we want the women understand that it's all about being strong and resilient and overcoming challenges. what we've done is created a morning program all about that. it's all individual stories of women that have

here's tamika brown who works at detroit wire and steel. she leads a team that designs and fabricates precision fittings for companies like shine nola, harley davidson, toyota, delta. she never imagined she would enter advanced manufacturing when she was a high school dropout she managed to get her diploma online and she started out at detroit wire and steel in a reasonably good job and entered their training program and learn advanced manufacturing. carlos rodriguez at mercy hospital in the dietary division . pretty lower-level frontline worker but he became concerned about the patient's that were not getting nutritious food, not getting their meals at times it made the most sense for the patients. he teamed up with the i.t. department at mercy hospital. he had the courage and ingenuity to do that and they created an app for the hospital for patients to be able to get food on demand. that became a business that grew to hundreds of hospitals across the united states. dana hopkins, who lives in eastern kentucky. dana joined -- had an idea to

sue bird, diana taurasi and tamika catchings and the women's soccer team. you heard from hope and that's a really -- no one for the women's soccer team has ever done the "w" they call it, winning a women's world cup and the next year winning the olympics. girl power here. i love it. robin, back to you. >> all right, you two. great to see you there. >>> coming up we're investigating the new way to get prescriptions for your glasses without going to the eye doctor. right there at home. come on back. [bell rings] in third grade, i learned... we all make mistakes. but... it's all about how you fix 'em. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. save $1,000 on selected mattress and adjustable base sets. only at a sleep number store. the enamel on my teeth s healthy as others. my dentist said that pronamel would help protect my teeth. pronamel is giving me the confidence to know that i'm doing the right thing so it's nice to know that it was as simple as that. pregnancy is an exciting time, but you may expe

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he leaves to sisters, tiffany etruria and tamika williams and elyse felder sheila dixon, and one uncle cornelius felder. the board of education and superintendent of school extend sincere condolences to the fong jones reynolds more moore the boettcher families. the board will now go into closed session is a recessed the regular meeting. >> well, good morning everybody welcome to the transit hub in san francisco that is reeling hub i wanted to say good morning to everybody our san francisco city and county conducted a study and a recognition part of our local and regional transit report viewing 2030 what we all had to do to help the residents our regional would it be fair to say and businesses all succeed using the great notion of increasing and improving our entire public trappings system one of they're very specific recognitions that i had the privilege of focusing on with supervisor wiener's leadership has been our night life late night and early public morning transportation system you you know we have a great economy in good a great part the 15 thousand people that need to use publ

he leaves to sisters, tiffany etruria and tamika williams and elyse felder sheila dixon, and one uncleornelius felder. the board of education and superintendent of school extend sincere condolences to the fong jones reynolds more moore the boettcher families. the board will now go into closed session is a recessed the regular meeting. good afternoon, everyo and welcome to the special meeting of the san francisco full board of supervisors for monday, august 8, 2016, at 2 o'clock madam clerk call the roll. >> supervisor avalos not present supervisor president london breed supervisor campos not present supervisor cowen supervisor cowen not present supervisor farrell's not present supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee not present madam president we have quorum. >> thank you ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, madam clerk any communications. >> not o none to report madam pr