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york wakefield shepard. is a bus driver.s on her bus she has to do a thorough inspection before she lets passengers on board. she fears that is not what happened on the ship. now the passengers are suffering because of it. tracy grant, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, tracy. san francisco, and other california cities and counties, are now worrying they have to go along with a controversial immigration program which involves the sharing of finger prints. called secure communities and requires fingerprints of jail inmates to be shared with i.c.e., immigration and custom enforcement. san francisco city leaders had hoped to opt out of that program. but in the meeting yesterday, it was made clear that once the state signs up for that program, cities and counties have to go along as well. >>> u.s. supreme court considered arguments about a citizenship law that treats men and women differently. at issue, a man born in mexicop raised by u.s. born father. the man is apollingpealing a cr conviction, and challenging standards tougher f

i worked with curbman and wakefield in san francisco. it's good to see you again. i know it's been a long day for you so i'll be quick. we represent large occupiers in the city. we respect a lot of the technology -- represent a lot of the technology firms in this city and the bay area. they are looking for large floor space and lead accreditation and this expansion to the building offers that and this building is a major project that would be on their minds, to keep the twitters in san francisco, to keep the sales force in san francisco. so i urge you to accept this expansion and we look forward to this building coming up in our city. go giants. commissioner maxwell: any more? all right. public comment, public comment? come on up. you know what's going on. come on up. >> my name is tom. i'm a resident at 246 2nd street and an owner of one of 885 residential units within two blocks of the proposed office tower. i am one of over 1,000 residents, hundreds of working families, with over 40-plus children and over 100 children living within 100 feet of the proposed offic

wakefield. building on the wonderful comments from dr. wakefield and the expansive work they have done to create on line resources for the stop bullying now campaign, i am very pleased to say that out of the work of the federal steering committee on bullying prevention and the interagency working group on youth programs which includes more federal agencies and a broader range of issues, we have been thinking very hard about how to make sure resources across the federal government that address bullying are readily available to you. we are all familiar even within the federal government is going in stopping other web sites to figure out what they have, so we are looking here to bring resources around bullying that will be of common interest and the youth serving organizations. and we know we have some very helpful input and leaders -- leadership in the stop bullying now campaign at the continuing interest so as we focus on what the federal government already has, we often find we haven't done a particularly good job of doing youth focused r

mary wakefield.ne and everyone deal with questions of the disadvantaged, shortages, education and practice, you will already recognize her as a leader as administrators, health resources and administration. she has a $7.5 billion agency that supports a national network of nearly 8,000 health centers serving 19 million patients, and with new funding, i know there's many challenges to move as quickly as possible to work with the health reform provisions that include supports for those health centers. the ryan white hiv aids program, the 5,000 clinicians, and the national health services for the healthy start program that fight the infant mortality, the national organ and marrow donor programs are all administered by the agency she leads. dr. wakefield brings a rare combination of experience, urban and rural practice as a nurse, washington policymaking as a chief of staff to two u.s. senators, and her work in academic circles, and her administration of service and research partnerships that target healt