thank you, vanessa. [ applause ] first, for the homeless guy who lost his life. like the officer said, if you see something, say something. it doesn't take too much work to pick up a phone if you see anything like that. i appreciate your appreciation. thank you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] please call next item. >> item 2, adoption of the minutes of april 10, may 1 and may 13th. >> commissioners you have in your packet the prior minutes. any comments? hearing none can we have a motion. >> what we do is call an item. we save it to the captain's report. if there is a need to say something before that, we do. then we move to line item no. 3. all in favor? aye. >> line item 3a. review of recent activities. >> good evening, commissioners, residents and visitors of the ingleside. i'm going to make my comments brief so that captain falvey can take up the line share. it's his night. we had a busy memorial day weekend. we were able to make an arrest in the homicide. kevin myers was killed on the walker. partnering with the nevada city police department on may 18,

. >> vanessa rodrÍguez, un estudiante se gradÚa el aÑo que viene y se ha graduado de la universidad deeda encaminarse en sus carreras y su sueÑo americano, este mes en que vemos que hay pues graduaciones no solamente de estudiantes de bachillerato sino de college y mifr sido del paÍs ¿cÓmo estÁ el ambiente que ellos enfrentan este aÑo 2013?. >> bueno la verdad muchos estudiantes todavÍa siguen nerviosos, pero lo que vamos aquÍ en nuestra universidad en chicago que se ha habido aumento para trabajos, simplemente para decirles este aÑo tuvimos 8 ferias de trabajo aquÍ en illinois, donde participaron mÁs de 300 compaÑÍas y empresas que estaban solicitando posiciones para nuestros estudiantes. >> y jaime ¿hay dentro de los distintos campos, hay uno o varios campos que este aÑo estÁ viendo que hay mÁs interÉs por parte de los empleadores?. >> sÍ, claro que si. compaÑÍas que andan buscando gente con experiencia tÉcnica de computaciÓn, he visto un aumento muy grande y precisamente hemos visto un aumento muy grande de salarios que han ofrecido a nuestros alumnos. >> evelyn, garcÍa morales del

vanessa redgrave nervous. gave up her life on wall street for the road less traveled. you'll see how she's quickly becoming one of the top names in cycling, that's ahead. >>> right now, it's time to show the headlines from orlando the globe. "the new york times" said at&t is offered solar-powered charging stations. starting today, new york city, they can handle six devices at a time for all brands. and the service is free. >>> it may look good but the "washington post" says bad things can happen if you wear high-heeled shoes. including calluses, corns, pinched nerves and joints and achilles tendons. this news is shocking to me. breaking news, everybody, high-heels are bad four. >> yes, but are you giving them up? no. i love a good corn and callus. >>> "the daily news" dominos gives its pizza imperfect triangles. that way they look rustic. oscar mayer turkey slices are no longer oval. and egg waffles. >>> "detroit free press" says divers in michigan are looking for an historic ship wreck the beams could be part

vanessa and colby, thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so start by telling me, vanessao strike? >> because i didn't like the respect or lack of respect they were giving us. the company changed like overnight three years ago. their managers were walking by us with their head down and playing with people's schedule and they were -- it was just terrible how they were treating the people. i couldn't stand for it. >> so colby, tell me, what are the sort of key concerns are issues that you want addressed? i know that respect is part of it. i hear that there. what else? what are key things you feel like you need to make walmart a decent working environment? >> first off, i would like to start off by saying i lost my voice yesterday while protesting. some of the changes we would like to see would be consistency with scheduling and for managers to start respecting us as far as the way they talk to us. the fact that a lot of people are making a poverty wage and can't afford to even have enough gas to get back and forth to work. not just that, but the working equipment. a lot of u

. >>> vanessa nos informa >>> es el lugar favorito de los niÑos. pero no de los padres.an primero. es un negocio que pocos conocen, familias que contratan guÍ turÍsticos discapacitados. sin imaginar que familias sin ninguna condiciÓn de salud abusan del sistema. >>> conseguirlo es sencillo y se promocionan en internet. anuncian des ca radamente sus servicios. vamos a colarnos en la fila juntos. >>> para comprobar que fÁcil es lograrlo el today show reclutÓ uno de sus productores y su familia. ellos contactaron a 2 guÍas. ella es mara, le dieron el pase especial, porque tiene un problema de espalda y rodilla. >>> ella cobra 50 dÓlares la hora. empezando por las tacitas. esta es la fila. pero la familia entra sin problemas por la puerta de salida. ryan es el segundo guÍa con pase de discapacitado. que cobra 200 dÓlares por dÍa. no dijo como tuvo el pase. logrÓ hacer que la familia entrara por una puerta lateral. esta es la fila para el smash mountain, entran en segundos por este pase. a la salida del parque el reportero los cuestionÓ. vivimos en un paÍs capitalista y no es

this morning marks 12 days since vanessa williams last saw her husband, chief petty officer kevin williams. >> he's a great dad and a great husband, very responsible. >> reporter: chief williams' wife, family and friends were passing out flyers at the apartment complex where sheriff's deputies say the 39-year-old navy recruiter was last seen. >> at this time, he's awol from the united states navy, which is unusual since his rank is a chief. >> reporter: still police say they do not suspect foul play. williams was first reported missing by his wife after she says they had an argument in a mall parking lot. >> because i was mad with him, i said just wait here. i don't want to walk with you and argue anymore. >> reporter: vanessa says when she returned, kevin williams was gone but his cell phone was left behind. according to investigators, his atm card was used later that evening. but even after being spotted at these apartments the next day, there's been no signs of williams. something the navy, sheriff's office and loved ones all say is out of character. >> i just wish he would come home, a

vanessa guest, an english teacher for 13 years. cynthia mitchell, secretary for 39 years.ng, for lowell high school graduates class of 2013, go red and white. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> i got my red on today. and with 613 students graduating today, i would like to say congratulations to all of you, you truly represent the incredible promise that our great city of san francisco is. thank you david, for your very kind introduction, as one of lowell's student leaders you must be very proud to be standing here in front of your class who will be graduating with

this morning, marks 12 days since vanessa williams last saw her husband. chief petty officer kevin williams. >> he's a great dad and a great husband. >> reporter: his wife, family and friends were passing out flyers at the apartment complex where they say the 39-year-old was last seen. >> at this time, he's awol. >> reporter: police say they don't suspect foul play. he was first reported missing by his wife. after she said they have an argument in the mall parking lot. >> i was mad. i said just wait here. i don't want to argue anymore. >> reporter: when she returned kevin williams was gone but his cell phone was left behind, according to investigators his atm was used later that evening but even after being spotted at this apartment the next day, there's been no signs of williams. something all say is out of character. >> i just wish he would come home and things aren't the same without him. >> we need him. they miss him, they need him. >> reporter: vanessa williams said that she would like to see more resources committed to searching for her husband. dan?

vanessa guest, an english teacher for 13 years. cynthia mitchell, secretary for 39 years. thank you. >> and finally someone who has kept you safe on the campus, ron hodges, security, 41 years. thank you all for your dedication and your commitment to the youth at lowell high school and to our great city and now, good evening, for lowell high school graduates class of 2013, go red and white. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> i got my red on today. and with 613 students graduating today, i would like to say congratulations to all of you, you truly represent the incredible promise that our great city of san francisco is. thank you david, for your very kind introduction, as one of lowell's student leaders you must be very proud to be standing here in front of your class who will be graduating with you, thank you for being a great example to your fellow classmates and to our city's youth and i hope that kayla your senior class president and david your student body president as well as the entire lowell graduating class of 2013 become the great community and civic leaders of san francis

was remeasuring this ascend - a crop off plaza on the street and removing parking baselines from vanessa and then a fully integrated streetscape to provide side windows on the street. the 12 story hospital as seen here and what we're is to remove two of those. they were in the tower and one t is one of the large floors and this is especially visually the four story corner at post and van ness retains unchanged. the hospital tower is still polgsz and has a number of benefits it improves the impacts of the tower from the impact falling on the surrounding streets. the planning that is entailed is more efficient we're able to keep the height of the lower building as low as possible and the post street wall you rise to 6 feet and the improved sicken language are really functioning from the northeast and west. the medical office building is unchanged. and the design input we received. the massing captures the cornerstone and it's separate in the main hospital. the doorway was relocated from the corner to the middle of the block. this appraise an entry plaza to the underground parking. we're lo

verte y sobre todo tener la oportunidad de estar con todos ustedes allÁ en su casita, bien lo dijo vanessa

esperanza lograron recuperarse, cristiana recibiÓ su diploma de maestrÍa junto a su perrita tatiana, vanessael reconocimiento del jugador namÁs valioso de to el torneo el lunes habrÁ homenaje para victoria, asÍ llegÓ yo al final me desde fipi desde las vegas, mary los hispanos querÍan que ganaran cc: telemundo network >>ah, porque es tu esposa. >> es mi esposa y llevo un mes casado con ella. >>¿un mes de casado? >>¡esta canÍbal me arrancÓ un dedo con su boca, como si fuera una perra salvaje! >>no soy ninguna canÍbal, animal. te habrÍa tenido que arrancar otra cosa en lugar de un dedo. >>nada justifica la violencia. [hablan al unísono] >>desde que llegÓ mi hermana, ella empezÓ con sus celos y empezÓ a humillarla. >>dra. polo, para que vea la relaciÓn de los hermanitos. si los hermanitos se escriben estas cosas. por favor, se lo pido. >>arrancÓ con eso mi carrera de pianista. porque yo soy piast

vanessa is a gifted, slim rider, but still struggles. >> well, i stopped eating so much chocolate. >>ocolate? >> no, no more chocolate, and trying not to go over 1500 calories a day. >> reporter: it is pressure like this that can be dangerous. >> some jockeys will even go to the extent of eating and immediately throwing up right after. they order a $20 steak, and ten minutes later they go in the bathroom and throw it up. they call it flipping. >> reporter: flipping, in this world, it is a common behavior. >> unfortunately it is prevalent in this field. hitting the sweat box, we call it, pulling weight through perspiring. it is challenging. >> reporter: they will risk their health and even their lives. >> since 1948, two or more jockeys were paralyzed, it is much more dangerous than car racing or gliding. >> reporter: it is a very dangerous sport. >> i think if you talked to any insurance provider, they would agree. >> reporter: according to the reports, there are multiple accidents, what about the dangers, do you ever worry? >> i don't, my mom does. >> reporter: spoken like a true mot

semester i will be attending the university of california san diego. [ applause ] >> hi everyone, i'm vanessa chi i attend george washington high school and i will be attending uc berkeley. >> hi, my name is shaja and i am going to mission high school and i will go to uc irvine in the fall. >> hi my name is angel and i will be graduating from lowell high school and attending cornell university next year. >> my name is richard lee and i am from mission high school. and i am going to uc berkeley. >> >> hi, my name is (inaudible) and i attend galaleo academy and i will be attending uc irvine in the fall. >> good evening, everyone, my name is (inaudible) and i am attending galaleo high school and in the fall i am going to uc berkeley thank you. >> hi, my name is wendy and i am going to be graduating from mission high school tomorrow, and i am going to berkeley as well. >> >> okay. >> thank you. >> so are we ready for the san francisco alliance of black school educaters? >> yes. >> so please come to the podium and do you have students with you? >> yes. bring them with you. >> >> good evening to ev

vanessa sandoval/dir.servicios legales/siren la senadora feinstein es una persona con mucho poder en california han votado por ella ano tras ano ya tiene muchos anos en su puesto y tiene mucho poder en el senado para mover rapidamente esta reforma inmigratoria adriana morieco/consultora de siren no cualquier reforma tiene que ser la reforma migratoria justa ellos son uno mas de los grupos que mantienen una presion intensa sobre la senadora, pues no creen que esta haciendo lo suficiente. lupita garcia/organizacion "tigra" no definitivamente no, feinstein tiene el poder de hacer mucho mas y esta muy callada en el asunto dicen que ella puede hacer mas para cambiar el debate, y no enfocarlo en como reforzar la frontera, sino en reunificar a las familias y en los beneficios economicos para el pais de la reforma.. ana quiere que vean el sufrimiento de personas como su madre que lleva 29 anos indocumentad a. ana gonzalez/su mama es indocumentada. todos los dias en cosas simples y basicas como ir al doctor y no tiene ella aseguranza para sus dientes para sus mamogramas es dificil el senado h

. >> furry and >> at 3:00 on "katie" vanessa williams, and how to teach kids how to eat. and an effort underway to make sure our troops overseas do not go hungry both their mission and meals are downs' -- are downsized. >> look at emily from the marin humane society. nine week old kitty with only three paws. >> three legs. she and her where were found in rural novato and arrived and missing a paw so she was toppling around and we decided for better quality of life to remove of rest of the limb and she is doing really well and available for adoption but we are looking for the right home because of her limitations. >> indoor cat. >> indoor only. absolutely. >> this month, you are really going gangbusters for the adoption of cats. >> adult cats can be overlooked but we have 40 available for adoption. >> they are mellow. >> this guy has a last energy which is fun but the adult cats have something going for them. if you want to adopt an animal, make a donation at the marin humane society. this cat would love a home. >> adorable. >> she looks mellow, right now. >> lisa, thanks.

. >> vanessa red grave play's sam's wife. >> unfinished song opens in new york and los angeles on friday. actress julie sweeney voices the character mrs. swill. new university monsters university. >> the message of this movie is really about how everyone finds their own way in life in very different ways,. >> monsters university hits theaters this friday. >>> and thank you for watching wusa 9 at 5:00 a.m. good morning, happy monday. im's andrea roane. >> and i'm jessica doyle in for mike haiduk. >> reporter: right now it is dry for most of us in the area but it is going to turn stormy as we head toward

actresses via -- vanessa redgrave and mia farrow are involved. even the u.s.government says there is no evidence this man participated in or supported terrorism. >> being detained with no concrete end insight is psychologically traumatic. it is a a form of torture and abuse. i think you see the effects of that with the hunger strike. >> more than 100 detainees are refusing to eat in protest of their conditions. 86 inmates in guantÁnamo face no charges but are stuck in legal limbo. for many americans, the memories of september 11 mean they continue to fear reprisal attacks from former detainees. surveys show 2/3 of americans support the detention facility. congress has blocked transferring any of the 166 and inmates -- 166 inmates from the island to the continent. >> there is a fear of backlash by importing terrorists into the united states. >> the fates of men such as these do not have a high political priority in washington, despite continuing pressure from activists. for now, it remains open -- guantÁnamo remains open. >> german engineering giant siemens is

. >>> obviously, a rainy day, and vanessa has just come in from outside. >> ooh! >> that is one tough lightning strike and it hit the line going into her house, and as you can hear, she was a little bit surprised by that. >> oh! >> wow, the whole screen went whi white. >> you had to feel that through your body. i am sure you can feel the electricity and the thud from that. >> i don't know if the power went out after that, but i suspect it did. >> yes, and probably to the rest of the neighborhood as well. >> oh! >> that is pretty good, because all she said was "oh!" because a lot of people would say stuff that we would have to bleep. >>> in today's episode of people behaving badly we start off with a couple on a red scooter in china. they apparently according to reports have been stopped for a traffic violation, and it looks that there are two officers with one talking to the left here, and it appears that the camera is being held by another officer when the passenger does this. by attacking the officer with the camera, but it gets wilder. the rider on the motorcyc

actresses via -- vanessa redgrave and mia farrow are involved. even the u.s.government says there is no evidence this man participated in or supported terrorism. >> being detained with no concrete end insight is psychologically traumatic. it is a a form of torture and abuse. i think you see the effects of that with the hunger strike. >> more than 100 detainees are refusing to eat in protest of their conditions. 86 inmates in guantÁnamo face no charges but are stuck in legal limbo. for many americans, the memories of september 11 mean they continue to fear reprisal attacks from former detainees. surveys show 2/3 of americans support the detention facility. congress has blocked transferring any of the 166 and inmates -- 166 inmates from the island to the continent. >> there is a fear of backlash by importing terrorists into the united states. >> the fates of men such as these do not have a high political priority in washington, despite continuing pressure from activists. for now, it remains open -- guantÁnamo remains open. >> german engineering giant siemens is

or what about the vanessa williams, vanessa k. williams crisis of the early '90s? hasn't confused dave thomas of strange brew with davis thomas of wendy's? what's becoming obvious of the snowden affair is the opportunity it provides for other nations to give the united states a big diplomatic middle finger. and while the story still centers on edward snowden's whereabouts and the substance of the documents he leaked and what they revealed, it's also increasingly clear edward snowden is all things to all people, to all nations. hero, traitor, pawn, weapon. he's a fugitive for the digital age. an avatar, whoever the user wants him to be. >>> coming up, the president gave an amazing speech on climate change today. it even included a special quasi secret shout-out that i bet you most people didn't even catch. i'm going to let you in on that next. she's still the one for you - you know it even after all these years. but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's righ

of the other butters will and oprah winfrey plays his wife. >> rose: i have heard about that. >> vanessared graves is in it, jonathan cusack. >> rose: oprah is doing more acting. >> he is pheno phenomenal. >> rose: i have heard about this. extraordinary. thank you for coming. >> >> rose: it is a pleasure. >> thank you. >> rose: the bountiful at the. >> is at the theatre until september 1st, you have three months to go see it. thank you. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: thank you for joining us, see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >> this is "nightly business report." brought to you by thestreet.com, multi-media tools for an ever changing financial rl our dividend stock adviser guides and helps generate income during a period of low interest rates. real money helps you think through ideas for investing and trading stocks. action alerts plus is a charitable trust portfolio that provides trade did i trade strategies. online, mobile, social media, we are thestreet.com. >> june swoons and stock slams, the dow

of the other butters will and oprah winfrey plays his wife. >> rose: i have heard about that. >> vanessared graves is in it, jonathan cusack. >> rose: oprah is doing more acting. >> he is pheno phenomenal. >> rose: i have heard about this. extraordinary. thank you for coming. >> >> rose: it is a pleasure. >> thank you. >> rose: the bountiful at the. >> is at the theatre until september 1st, you have three months to go see it. thank you. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: thank you for joining us, see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

of the other butters will and oprah winfrey plays his wife. >> rose: i have heard about that. >> vanessared graves is in it, jonathan cusack. >> rose: oprah is doing more acting. >> he is pheno phenomenal. >> rose: i have heard about this. extraordinary. thank you for coming. >> >> rose: it is a pleasure. >> thank you. >> rose: the bountiful at the. >> is at the theatre until september 1st, you have three months to go see it. thank you. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: thank you for joining us, see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> it is all things green in momma's glorious garden. >> "cooking with julie taboulie" is made possible by our members. >> and by viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> be the god or goddess of your own garden and growing and gathering a galore of greens and beans and lots, lots more. as my greens and beans are the star of this show in creating some of the most famous signature side dishes seen throughout the middle east. first up is one of my personal favorites, called foul. fresh fava

of the other butters will and oprah winfrey plays his wife. >> rose: i have heard about that. >> vanessared graves is in it, jonathan cusack. >> rose: oprah is doing more acting. >> h is pheno phenomenal. >> rose: i have heard about this. extraordinary. thank you for coming. >> >> rose: it is a pleasure. >> thank you. >> rose: the bountiful at the. >> is at the theatre until september 1st, you have three months to go see it. thank you. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: thank you for joining us, see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org five hundred thousand, nineteen million. at four million pounds. >> the art world. a place of outrageous fortune. >> ninety-five? selling at $95 million. >> but beneath the surface, lurks danger. >> i probably turned out about two hundred fakes, over a six, seven year period. >> you're committing fraud on a grand scale. international art dealer, philip mould, uncovers sleepers, pictures with a secret past. now he's bringing his detective skills to solve more mysteries locked in pain

of the other butters will and oprah winfrey plays his wife. >> rose: i have heard about that. >> vanessared graves is in it, jonathan cusack. >> rose: oprah is doing more acting. >> he is pheno phenomenal. >> rose: i have heard about this. extraordinary. thank you for coming. >> >> rose: it is a pleasure. >> thank you. >> rose: the bountiful at the. >> is at the theatre until september 1st, you have three months to go see it. thank you. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: thank you for joining us, see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org of state parks in the nation. more than one and a half million acres protected within 278 parks. they are visited by more than 80 million people every year. parks that preserve the storied landscapes that define california. historic sites that commemorate the events that shaped the california dream. yosemite, the birthplace of the park idea, is also california's first state park. the story of california state parks is the story of preservation in america and the world. next on "cal

of the other butters will and oprah winfrey plays his wife. >> rose: i have heard about that. >> vanessared graves is in it, jonathan cusack. >> rose: oprah is doing more acting. >> he is pheno phenomenal. >> rose: i have heard about this. extraordinary. thank you for coming. >> >> rose: it is a pleasure. >> thank you. >> rose: the bountiful at the. >> is at the theatre until september 1st, you have three months to go see it. thank you. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: thank you for joining us, see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> margaret: i'm margaret richard. body electric is next. >> ♪ i sing the body electric i celebrate the me yet to come. ♪ >> margaret: let's celebrate our continued commitment to health, fitness, and vitality. please join me for a workout to one of my favorite shows from the past. whether you're new to our family or are one of the friends, i extend a warm welcome. hey, fitness becomes you. >> hello, and welcome to body electric. i"m margaret richard. i have with me my body electric

of the other butters will and oprah winfrey plays his wife. >> rose: i have heard about that. >> vanessared graves is in it, jonathan cusack. >> rose: oprah is doing more acting. >> he is pheno phenomenal. >> rose: i have heard about this. extraordinary. thank you for coming. >> >> rose: it is a pleasure. >> thank you. >> rose: the bountiful at the. >> is at the theatre until september 1st, you have three months to go see it. thank you. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: thank you for joining us, see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> this is "bbc world news." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, union bank, and united healthcare. >> music is a universal language, but when i was in an accident, i was worried the health care system spoke a language all its own. with united healthcare, i got health that fit my life -- information on my phone, connection to doctors who get where i'm from, and tools to estimate