we were like three days off. >> tina's depression is so deep, her husband had asked tina's mother to help look after her. >> apparently i was talking about jumping. i don't remember talking about jumping. apparently they were trying to keep the car keys away from me. >> according to tina, on that july morning, her mother lost patience with her for not being able to get over her depression. it was too much for tina to handle. >> i snapped, and i lost all hope and i saw the car keys laying over by the refrigerator on the counter. i grabbed them. i ran out the door. >> but before tina drives away, her 6-year-old daughter pleads with her. >> she came out of the house and she saw me in the car and she's banging on my window, and she's banging on there saying, mommy, mommy, take me with you, take me with you. and i backed out. i just took the car and i just went as fast as i could. >> her mother alerts tina's husband his distraught wife has taken off in the car. tina's determined to drive to the bridge, get out and jump. she says she can't recall much of that harrowing journey. >> the next

thank you, tina. [applause] >> i do not know whether to stand in front of you or in front of you. either way, i have my back. i wanted to point out first that we have translators. so i would like everyone to speak clearly. and when you finish a sentence, pause before you start the next one. it really will help them out. i want to go over the two-minute rule we are going to have at the very end. and we are going to have two minutes for every speaker. i know you all will not get a chance, but i think you put your questions and to the fish bowl, and we will take one question per district. one from two, one from three, and go that way to make it fair. you can spend all two minutes in making a statement or speak for one minute and have an answer from one of the department chiefs, supervisors, or the mayor. keep in mind, i do have a timekeeper. i am going to go over the ground rules for the evening. basically, we want everybody to be able to speak, but if you cannot, there are going to be budget meetings an

tina in chicago welcome. >> hi, stephanie.and i have two things to say. >> okay. >> the christians that are talking about abortions and things like that would come from church and go out in the field and hang black men -- >> that's right. >> uh-huh. >> that's right. >> the other thing i have to say is that if the latinos, the african-americans, the gays and all of these people are for obama, how on earth is that other man and obama neck and neck. i don't -- i don't understand that. maybe you guys can explain that to me. because i don't understand it. thank you. thank you very much. >> some of the polls are -- skewed right. they only ask certain people -- >> interesting the fox poll is the one that has obama up by seven. and i think the average real politics have obama up by 2.5 or something. >> yeah, and the press has a stake in making it look closer than it is. >> and don't rule out obama derangement syndrome. there are a hunk of people that will vote for anybody but obama. including this guy, did you see this plan the defeat

. ♪ [ music ] >> we had battling tinas i thought this tina turner performance was better than jessicand jessica is my girl i liked this one best. >> i liked jessica she has been my girl too but she can't dance can't move look at holly she mastered the stage had the audience, look at the production value here, she owned this and with all of these musicians, all of these backing vocalists it would have been easy for holly to get lost she won the night. >> she was rocking in the sauce. holly was the blond kitty in fashion her performance, execution,. >> marcus? >> you cannot put her in the same category as my other girl jessica. [ overlapping voices ] >> performance wise, is she i think rocked it. absolutely i mean, break out just all the look, you know. >> hopefully jessica sanchez, best ever on idol. >> let's move into jessica, she did proud mary for her tina, i was nervous, because first of all her 7-inch heels she almost, -- i was scared. >> she was working it. >> she did extra moves. >> her extra moves were to not like you know, do the tina thing she was great though. okay now i lik

we have the best moderator in town in tina, president of the russian hill neighbors association.ou for moderating tonight. but i encourage everyone to submit questions and conduct was after words as well. we want to hear from you and make sure we incorporate everything you say tonight into what we decide in city hall, not only this year by going forward in the future. again, we all want to thank all of the city department heads and staff that are here tonight. thank you all for being here. it is a big deal that they come here to all these budget town halls to really make sure that any of your concerns they can speak to as well. without further ado, the one person we really want to thank for making these budget town halls happen is our major. he has taken time out of his very busy schedule -- [applause] and please note -- i know the board president mentions this as well, but it is really, as a representative of district two, it is really a pleasure to be working with mayor lee, not only on many issues on city hall but especially as it relates to our budget and is transparent proce

thank you, tina. thank you for hosting us here tonight and for giving us a chance to hear from you directly about your ideas in priorities for the city's budget. i thought i would give you a brief overview of the city's budget and how it works. as the supervisors and the mayor mentioned, the city's budget is really -- reflects what our priorities are for our city. it is also a spending plan. how are we going to spend our money in the coming two years? generally in san francisco, we spend about 50% of our dollars on personnel, all the people who work for the city. about 26,000 of them. and about half on everything else. we also spent about 50% in what we call our general fund and 50% in what we call enterprise fund. as many of you know, and as the supervisor mentioned, we have more than 50 city departments. everything from the mta and the puc to health and human services, police and fire. i like to think of the enterprise departments like the city's small businesses or the city's business operations. w

[sot in "tina" ]sot in 3:24 "going to shootta gun."os the country. [suzanne] shoot withha 22 browning." - p:17trt=:02[grappic?]in 2001... 3-point-3 illion women participated in target shooting.nearly ten ears later... thooe numbersshave to almost 4-point-9 illion. - [women instructing]sot in 16:24-16:26]trt=:02"make sure you keep it pointed down range."[[sot in on "mike"]sot in 1:05 "we are seeing a lot of women come in. a lot of first time shooters."trt=:05 range owner mike horst saas manyyof them teel him ttey are motivated by crime and politics .[ntsnd shooting "gooddangle guy shooting" hands nlyytrt=:04[wilhelm 1] [sot in :33 "there is a lot more uncertainity and i think that is what's making people think a little bit more about buying a firearm."trt=:07 sales of firearms at wiiliam helfrich's store havv shot up 26 percent this year over last.[wilhelm 1]sst in 1:37 "we doosee more and more wooen."trt=:03tina baker is coming back.coming back.tina baker is tina baker is coming back.((nats))and if someone tries to break in again... [n

tina is leading that campaign, and i'm sure she'll talk more about it.olicies that sentence people to inordinate amount of times in prison. >> 20 years for shoot ago wall. >> 20 years for shooting a wall, and that's a mother doing that time, her children will be deeply impacted by that. there are ways to get around this. there are diversion programs, alternative to incarceration programs that cost the state far less money and are far more effective in helping people redirect their lives so crime and punishment is no longer part of their story. >> tina? >> it is really important what vivian says. it is about preventive care as well, offering services that will prevent people from making those decisions. if there were services in the community that were available for people, they would use those services. if they were effective services, they would go at them more. even having those services in place would be an ideal situation for people to be able to at least make choices. when you think about women and the way in which they make decisions around using d

tina is an incredible parent raising four kids. she is involved in the school. the schools in district 11, cleveland elementary school. the work of both of them have put into our school district. sometimes, all the work, you never know what the outcome is going to be. teachers use struggled with -- both of you, it is not as about your kids, but it is about all kids, and making sure we have a city that works for all. an education system that works for all. i have been very impressed with the work that craig has done it through his ministry work. he is not a minister, but he does a lot of work as a community organizer. making sure we have a lot of organized -- a lot of organizing in the interfaith community, supporting social justice. making sure our sanctuary city can be whole. meetings with elected officials, including the mayor, to make sure we have the most robust protections we can have for people who are documented and undocumented immigrants in san francisco. i just want to say thank you for your great work. i think it is important that we honor your work.

the publisher of new la tina magazine. >> i will have folks go to the website. we didn't have this when grad school, when you were going to college. the fact we have access to these leaders and this type of knowledge? >> we didn't. that's an excellent question. what we did have, damian, when you and i were in college, when michael was in college, had local chambers, and what they had were mixers, and in terms of collaboration, we want to replicate like the thought leadership of a jim collins, for example. jim collins will be honoring dr. jerry perez as well. we want to have not only the caliber, but i believe leadership is about credibility. in bringing this top cream of the crop if you will is very important that we not opennly h the third annual but continue to the 25th annual. >> any final thoughts while we roll the information on screen? >> the fact they highlighted jerry's career is important. he was the first latino professor at stanford school of business. jim collins is very famous in the business area, honoring him as well, is punk waiting that he matte

we emphasized that tina there is no alternative it is mindless and a false and b. and immensely destructive. and yet far more people are reading the reporter's stories than paul krugman and they just present it like ok this has to happen and maybe greece is going to back out but then there's going to be a disaster because they didn't do what has to happen that's the tina. right they present anti facts things that are completely false as if they were facts and they do it in such an implicit way that they know the reporters may not even recognize that they're doing it. and it represents just such economic illiteracy that it makes you want to pull out your hair as someone who teaches economics so this is stuff that we've known better for seventy five years and this is stuff that we've predicted in advance would produce the disaster did produce a disaster and the answer to the disaster on these folks part is well let's cause an even bigger disaster and here's why the other element that cure some of your reports need to be tied together with this germany's real and is n

. >> host: next is tina and mesquite, texas. >> caller: hi, how are you doing? first point is growing up in the 60s and integration noa and how to go through some of the oppression and the issues. as i listened to the tea partiers, they remind me of that area and even though it wrapped up in intellectual conversation about the concerns of constitution, it seems to me as a person of color, if i lived in the tea party world, i would not have rights and it would be from terms of my inability to compete, if you will. and i frankly find it disturbing, even more so as i hear people say were not about bigotry, not about hate but yet every dang being displayed a gun says the opposite. and yes, i agree there are very intelligent people come up as a person of color there are huge symbols of color i don't believe them. >> host: thanks, tina. i think that's unfortunate. i wish he would attend a tea party event. you'd be hope welcome with open arms. there's nothing racist. and about the principles they espouse. there is nothing about limited government would keep you from ac

♪ rolling, rolling, rolling on the river ♪ ♪ i said rolling, rolling >> the song will be ike and tina'sching number four on the billboard 100 chart. 13 years later this would be another triumphant day for tina. she released her comeback single "what's love got to do with it" in 1984, and it climbed to number one, and it won two grammys on this day. >>> in france anger over soaring unemployment could usher nicolas sarkozy out of the presidential palace. voters are casting bat lots in the runoff. mr. sarkozy is facing a tough challenge from socialist francois hollande. good morning to you. what is the mood in paris on this big election day? >> reporter: well, i'm here at an outdoor market right on the edge of paris, and nicolas sarkozy, the incumbent president, by the way, used to be the mayor of this city. he just voted minutes ago in the 16th district of the french capital in paris, along with his fwlam russ wife carla bruni. he cast his ballot. it is the runoff. really in about eight hours we're going to know, randy, who the president of france is. will it be nicolas sarkozy, and i'm s

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their constituency is straight women in tina's hats. i don't want them in comedy clubs anymore.are the worst in comedy clubs. they are self-absorbed and they silt around and opening gifts. i want them out. i bet you anything all those parties, they are all pro gay marriage. stop complaining about that. they are oblivious to the fact but they are oblivious to everything. >> how do you feel about this? >> i agree with him, it's business. throw around a lot of drunken money and how is a gay bar going to make any money if they get rid of them? >> they could get money from gay people going to the gay bar? >> i didn't consider that. >> we've seen them, particularly where the bachelorette parties thrive and grow and more bachelorettes and encompassing organism. one of the things, they take these lifesavers and they glue them on the t-shirts and it says bite me to bite out the life saver. midnight, it's okay, and then 2:00 a.m. they are begging something awful will happen to them. >> by that time i want something sugary. >> i'm tired of the whole idea. it's sluald sluming. let's all go

his grandmother, tina brown, is pleading for her grandson's safe return. >> i came up here at 9:00. to find him and i have been looking since. i just want him to come home. if anybody have him, if anybody see him, just bring him home. >> reporter: you can imagine what this family is going through. i'm told by other members of the family that jay von lives with his mother and his mother has sole custody of her son. his father is in jail, so there is no other family member who could have taken off with him. they were hoping if you take a close look at the picture, you will know something in regards to the whereabouts of this little boy. please call police at 202-727-9099 or simply just dial 911. >>> police believe a note, left at the scene of a murder suicide could explain why the killings happened. investigators found the bodies of a 4-9d-year-old man and his 39-year-old wife in their home on colgate way in silver spring. right now they are analyzing a note one of the victims wrote. >> normally we don't release details that are in the note. and investigators are asking those details,

la pÍldora llamada ne mano tina. diseÑada para tratar el alzheimer. contengan este hÁbito. el comportamiento. >>> hacemos una pausa una persona cercana al presidente barack obama le gana en popularidad. viremos quien es porque el idioma espaÑol estÁ en medio de un debate. por miembros de un mismo partido en texas. mejora o no el mercado inmolo rÍo. en quÉ estados hay mejorÍa. >>> volvemos a contarles esto y mÁs mientras tanto envÍe sus comentarios a twiter y facebook sobre las noticias de ta noche con el nÚmero ediciÓn nocturna. tenemos mÁs adelante en pantalla ya regresamos. la noticia y la informaciÓn no terminan asÍ. mantÉngase conectado a univisiÓn noticias.com las th horas del dÍa. ♪. >>> el idioma español está en medio de una controvsia muy singular el asuntos que en xas hay una lucha entre dos republicanos para ver quién logra la nominación uno es cubano que no habla español y el otro es anglosajón que sí habla. >>> los precandidatos republicanos al senado d texas, comenzaron su campaña con ataques directos. >>> tenemos que tener un debate. >>> el vice gobernador que

tina writesson facebooo...."the aquarium is awesome!!family" go to fox-baltimore dot com &pand tell us what you think. you can also sound off through facebook. send us a tweet.. at foobaltimore. and you can text your answer to 45203. enter fox45a for yes.. or fox45b for no. 3 "a lot of people thought it'd be funny to say 'rrraaar.'" 'rrraaar.'" that was a 5thh graders response to her to be qqiet.the punishmenn d that angered parents...ann left the children injured... &pafter theebreak 3 --adblii weather tz-- antonio texas are outraged... ...at a teacher that punished thier children...by makiig them act like cats... and crawl along a hot track..... track.....you can see the injuries... scrapes and blisters...it happened on wednesdaysome fffth graders at roody in the halls.teachers told them to be quiet.but instead... thh kids thought it catssthaas when the teacher lined them up outside... and made them crawl aboutt100 meters along thh track... acting like cats... "and she has blood coming from her hands and knees and the teacher lookssat

and, tina, you're pregnant.ing america." >> i don't know what it is. >> i would like to not be pregnant the next time we see you. i don't know. >> i want to stop doing this. >> no. you are beautiful. >> thank you. >> and it's very exciting. i know mother's day is going to be special for you both. this new cd is very special. you have new music we're going to hear. but also remixes? >> when you start singing the song live, it evolves. we put the evolutions on this. >> "walking." >> "walking" is on there. "can't give up." is on there. "dirt," that we love. and another new song called "sunday morning," about how we prepare our week to get to sunday morning. >> and this new cd has been the soundtrack of your show. and you have news to tell us about your reality show. >> yes. we just got picked up for a second season. we're excited about that. >> yeah. >> we made a lot of our music during the last season. so, i guess people get to see us making more music on the next season. >> we love that. well, i'm going to have t

>> good lines tina fey gave you. >> wow, ladies, what a way to start your hour! news. >> exactly. you want your news, you get it here. >> it was a spanx party this morning. >> it always is. >> that's how we play here. >> just let it go. >> hang that flag out there. >> so your character is hilarious on "30 rock." you do play a meanie, narcissist, all those kind -- >> which is so much more fun than playing the good girl. >> i love it. she's out there so -- and i love every minute of it. the more crazy they make her, i love it. we can get away with anything because it is all in the blanket of tina fey's world that she created. >> alec was on this morning with ann -- >> he's lost so much weight! >> he looks so good. >> amazing what yoga will do for you. >> and the yoga teacher. >> your character got engaged in that live episode. >> yes. >> who would marry her? >> she's sort of marrying herself because she's marrying a male impersonator who impersonates jenna maroni. >> perfect. >> we heard the news that "30 rock" is going to just go for one more season. we're excited

. >> a report there from tina davis from abc news. we spent a little time on this with politico abbey phillips. >> let's talk about all of that right now. i guess the president what they're mentioning is going on the view. that's a topic in the discussion on "the view." do you see it as a topic throughout the campaign? >> it's a topic for now because it's at the moment. last week, surprised people, forced republicans to respond to it. mitt romney did that on saturday at liberty university. but i think mostly the campaign and the romney campaign both want to get back to the economy. because i don't think gay marriage is an issue that either camp feels they can run successfully on. >> most people haven't pointed out the timing of all of this. the joe biden interview that aired on "meet the press" sunday was taped on friday. then the president, of course, made the announcement this past week. it almost seemed to some that it was a distraction, obvious to others. >> yeah, it seems like a distraction. because i it's to the obama team's ben

tina kraus reports for wjz from london. >> reporter: rebecca brooks arrived at a london police station after prosecutors slapped her with criminal charges in the phone hacking scandal. >> charge one. conspiracy to pervert the courts of justice. >> reporter: the exnews of the world editor faces allegations of conspiracy to obstruct justice, an offense that carries maximum punishment of life in prison. brooks, along with her husband charlie, and four others, are accused of plotting to hide erchedz from police. -- evidence from police. >> and i am battled by the decision to charge me today. however, more importantly, i cannot express my anger enough that those closest to me have been dragged into this, unfairly. >> reporter: police say the charges against brooks and the other suspects relate to their actions during the two weeks after the hacking scandal exploded last summer. >> reporter: detectives say brooks hid computers, electronic devices, and seven boxes of material from rupert murdoch's news international archive. she was forced to resign, as editor of news of the world, after repo

i didn't quite understand it now we have, i guess, tina brown, the editor of "newsweek" has canonized barack obama by passing the vatican and you say? >> well, i say as a business decision, a desperate business decision, i understand it. you put barack obama on the cover, give him a multicolored halo and maybe you will sell a few copies at the news stand. as a journalistic decision it's down right embarrassing. i mean, liberals make fun of conservatives when we say the media is trying to portray barack obama as a messiah and then they go and do precisely that. >> bill: they make him the messiah. >> by putting a halo. jesus was portrayed with a halo. but i will tell you, this if "newsweek" decided to put jesus on the cover, he probably wouldn't get a halo because it might offend some of their liberal readers. >> bill: when you say journalistic this is unsound, isn't "newsweek" supposed to be a magazine of opinion? i mean, it's not really like a daily newspaper chronic ling events, it's at the end of the week and they are supposed to wrap it up and they do have a point of view. their po

ruda y la albahaca, hacen zumo si quieren limpian la casa con eso, se lavan sus manos, la ponen en la tina digo todos los dÍas ponga su mente positiva y no diga eso que ay! no tengo dinero. >> nada de esto al contrario diga hoy va a ser mi dÍa de suerte, tengo dinero. >> vibro con emociÓn y felicidad hacia el dinero y el dinero va a llegar porque va a llegar se le pide a san expedito para que llegue el dinero. >> y veo la manera en que uno habla y dice las cosas. >> no es porque lo digas tÚ lo he o leÍdo en muchos aÑos, lo que de la boca sabe procede del corazÓn. >> y hay que hablar con convicciÓn que eso va a pasar y conunivision@@despierta america cosecha todo eso. >> mi amor te va a ir bien con fe y despuÉs de esta llamada tenemos que repetirla para que esa gente den sus testimonios porque eso que ve al aire. >> no tienen que llamar despuÉs para que digan lo que pasÓ. >> "lere go!" "lere go!" "lere go!". >> exactamente. >> gracias hermanos. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos siempre en "despierta amÉrica". >> atenciÓn porque esto no termina cuando queda diversiÓn y mucho queda en "despierta am

i visitd with his wife tina and his five children, his brothers, sisters, parents. they were devastated. but even in those darkest hours they knew that officer gave his life doing what he loved doing and that was to serve the students at virginia tech. he was a military veteran who had served in iraq and he died making a routine traffic stop on campus at virginia tech. his brother asked me to read something at the memorial service for him and he wrote these words. derek live and gave his life to serve others who were in need. i would say to you we need more derek courthouses in virginia. -- crourses in virginia. >> let me tell you the another story. keith cal hune. he followed in his family's tradition and joined the army went off to serve in iraq with the 101st air borne division. while on patrol his humvee was hit he lost both of his legs below the knee. i greeted him at the governor's mansion a couple years ago and he told me about his months of recovery and what he thought would be the prospect of life in a wheel chair. but he chose a different path. he taught h

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lastly, i will hand it over to our great moderator, tina. [applause] >> you all have gotten a lot of thank yous. thank you, from me. all of you, it is terrific you are coming out, being collaborative and having your voice is heard, because they are listened to. those cards will go right back to the appropriate department heads. thank you, like the mayor said, for not bringing i and throwing them. i have one announcement. doyle drive will be closed on april 27 through monday. april 27 -- my glasses. 27, 28, and 29, reopening of 5:00 a.m. on the 30th. this is just a heads up. they are bringing in heavy artillery things that will make a lot of noise. i hear that some of the equipment is coming from new york? new york. maybe it is a good weekend to stay in the city or whenever you want to do. that is a heads up. thank you for coming. good night. [applause] >> good morning and thank you all for coming out today. it is a beautiful sunny friday in san francisco. we are very excited to be here we are very excited to be here to talk about a big part