yolanda. i don't know if my e-mail attachment came through, but the fire in the back of the room, the next upcoming contract is the construction management for the bus storage facility. which is a small contract, $80 million worth of construction, probably less than five construction management that is going out now. that is not 2017 or 2015. the other -- that is next tuesday. they will be coming out a weaker so after that and there will be more pre-proposal meetings. i am aware that bdi closed. there are no plans associated with it. the construction packet will be going out with plans. we will find a way to put them out here in your community. i am happy to talk with you about suggestions of four locations -- where a location is. >> [inaudible] >> ok. ok, i think we've had that plan on the list before, but i will make sure that it stays on there when there are contracts with the plans. this is an rfp you can get from the website. >> i wanted to piggyback on what yolanda said. i hear this all

. >>> ayudar es una virtud y para yolanda naranjo, ademÁs de esto, es una manera de vivir.mprano de su casa con una misiÓn. quien no vive para servir, no sirve para vivir. >>> un lema, que particularmente pone en practica todos los miÉrcoles. >>> es la primera entrega. >>> el dÍa que trabaja como voluntaria. reparo tiendes comida de casa en casa, a personas de escasos recursos, o que no pueden salir del hogar >>> o comida sobre ruedas. es un programa sin fines de lucro. surgiÓ en inglaterra, en la segunda guerra mundial. un grupo de mujeres voluntarias preparaban comida para los soldados. y para los que a consecuencia de la guerra, habÍan perdido sus casas. ayudar a las personas en esta Época de dÍas festivos es lindo. lo haces todo el aÑo. >>> todo el aÑo, los 365 dÍas del aÑo. >>> y su trabajo como voluntaria, no se limita, visita a los enfermos, cocina para los desamparados y ayuda a las vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica . mÉrito que han ganado varios galardones, incluyendo, el de la voluntaria del aÑo. >>> ayuda a mis compaÑeros. y una de las madres no tenÍan dinero o alg

. >>> la muerte de yolanda reuniÓ a las hermanas distanciadas. >>> ese Último dÍa que lo vio mi mamÁpara contar su versiÓn y que esta noche devela. >>> bueno, nos acompaÑa marÍa antonieta para hablar de esta entrevista bienvenida. >>> gracias. >>> y hablamos de que thalÍa es otra despuÉs de la muerte de su mamÁ, y fue una columna de concreto que sostuvo siempre la vida. >>> ca columna que la criÓ. >>> cÓmo la notaste? >>> es una mujer que dÍa a dia se tiende puente entre la realidad de que yolanda no estÁ y su realidad, y decÍa, fijate hace un momento que lleguÉ aquÍ y marco el nÚmero de ella y no me acostumbro que no responda, creo que estÁ en mÉxico y va a regresar. >>> cuando nos convertimos en madre valoramos mÁs a la nuestra, y cÓmo fue pasar un dÍa con ella, me decÍas que desde temprano, y pensaba ser una historia de 4 minutos. >>> 7 cuando mucho. >>> y me dicen que va a ocupar casi todo el programa. >>> hablÓ de todo, todo thalÍa en aquÍ y ahora. y despuÉs de protagonistas es de medÍa hora. es una thalÍa que nos abriÓ la puerta de su casa desde que llega a un estudio de grabac

and to other states. >> yolanda, why did you want to be a part of this?nity that i was chosen for and i took it and took advantage of it and i'm happy i took advantage of it. >> great advice for others, not just to stick to it but know that you have a good opportunity there to take advantage of, right? >> yes. >> we wish you both the best of luck. will you be taking more applications for up copping -- upcoming programs. >> we will interview at the four schools we currently have. to find out more information, students, parents, community reps, business owners can go to www.thrive intership.com. it outlines the procedures, the requirements. we are always looking for new companies, students and schools to be partnered with. >> good deal. we will link that to our web site, took at myfoxdc.com. folks can find the information there. appreciate you being here this morning. good luck. >> allison, back to you. >> thanks, steve. >>> 64 degrees. they provide investment advice to wealthy individuals. now they are claiming to be wealthy themselves after winning the po

. >>> a travÉs de su trabajo comunitario, yolanda vio el daÑo emocional que las ejecuciones le han causadohispanos. >>> perdieron todo su dinero, 10, 20 mil dÓlares, es bastante difÍcil en esta situaciÓn, y no saben quÉ hacer, porque ya van a tener que dejar su casa. >>> para ayudar en esta situaciÓn el gobierno anuncio un programa de asesorÍa gratis. y 14 compaÑÍas de servicios hipotecarios enviaron cartas a mÁs de 4 millones de dueÑos para evaluar si deben recibir compensaciÓn de los bancos, el 60% permanece en sus hogares. >>> una de las condiciones es que el abogado revise el expediente, lo que hicieron muchas compaÑÍas es que automatizaban la firma del abogado. >>> algunos consideran que es una arma de doble filo que podrÍa obstaculizar la investigaciÓn que ya iniciaron varios fisciales que quieren que los bancos que hicieron prestamos engaÑosos respondan. uno es el fiscal de nueva york. si alguien quebrÓ la ley debe ser castigado. los afectados tienen hasta el 30 de abril para someter su solicitud. los expertos aconsejan asesor arse bien. >>> le dijeron por 3 mil dÓlares, y puede est

yolanda jones came to me and said -- you are sitting back there, yes. i didn't recognize her, but she reminded me that she was one of the graduates of that program, and she just came to me to say that she got a job on the doyle drive construction. and in about 14 months she did get a double-digit number of contracts with public works doing traffic control. [inaudible] >> nine contracts. single digits, but a respectable number. nine contracts in 12 months. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> you know, sometimes we look at numbers, which is what we are going to be doing after this, but really, to me, those numbers don't matter as much as the individuals that sometimes come to you, and they put a face behind those numbers that are out there. we thought it would be good to show that. our phase one construction is being done under four contracts. contract one it shows we are reaching 63% of achievement in our small businesses. 38% small businesses in contract two, which is a major $20 million utility relocation contract that was going across the presidio. our third c

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you know, some great mentors-- yolanda garcia from... the founder of we stay/ nos quedamos, who, you know, looks at me, you know, as sort of like a new... part of the... a new generation, and it was just like i was going to be one of the leaders in it, whether or not i wanted to be. ( laughing ) she was... ooh, it was incredible. and i was incredibly shy; i didn't want to talk in front of people, and she was just like, "you need to speak from your heart, because this is your community," and i'll never forget that for as long as i live. >> hinojosa: when you, you know, at that point, when you're trying to get your community active and you're seeing that there's a lot of apathy-- it's a predominantly african-american and latino community... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...you know, people have this question, "well, do the folks who live there... do they get it?" i mean, there's... on the one hand, they're like, "look, this is just who we are; we're going to continue to be dumped on, there's nothing we can do"... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: and then there's almost a sense of, "they don't get it; t

centra a dayanara, quien tras 17 aÑos alejada de la pantalla grande ha tomado en serio su papel de yolanda. >> lleva seis aÑos en los Ángeles, me gusta mucho y los nenes estÁn bien acoplados ya. >> no es darle la espalda a tu paÍs, simplemente ir a buscar nuevos mercados. >> con esas bÚsqueda aumenta su fama por la que dice ha pagado un alto precio. >> americanos ven alguien comiendo y dicen hey! ahÍ estÁ tal persona, que se sienta normal, estÁ comiendo, vamonos, que bueno ya lo vimos sigamos caminando. >> corte latino. >> pero mamÁ baja la camara. >> ven para acÁ,... aquÍ estÁ dayanara. >> vengan aquÍ estÁ dayanara. >> es un poquito diferente el proceso (risas). >> es como somos. >> ya era hora de retomar la filmaciÓn y asÍ se despidiÓ lyn manuel. >> (risas). >> se espera que esta comedia romÁntica estrene a principios del prÓximo aÑo. >> en isabella, puerto rico pily montilla univisiÓn. >> y estaremos pendientes. >> ¿no?. >> claro que sÍ, quÉ gusto ver a estos tres latinos triunfar en hollywood y que les vaya bien en este proyecto que comienza en enero de 2012. >> y era pily ¿no? sÍ, la

dayanara quien tra z@ mq 17 aÑosfi alejada de la ;7 pantalla grande ha tomado en serio su papel de yolandaplemente ir a buscar nuevos mercados. >> con esasÚsqueda aumenta su fama por la !v xoñ"el+db que dice ha pado alto z@ mq preci >> americanos ven alguien comiendo y !v xoñ"el+dbe!pdkyo2 dicen hey! ahÍfi estÁ tal persona, que se sient norm, estÁ comien vÁmonos, que bueno y lo vimos !v xoñ"el+ sigamos caminando. >> corte lano. >> pero mamÁ baja z@ mq la cÁmara. >> venar acÁ... z@ mq aquÍ estÁfi dayanara. >> vengan aquÍ estÁ dayanara. >> es un ñ=uuÑpçokskrooedt!x poquito diferente el proceso !v xoñ"el+dbe!pd (risas). >> es como sos. >> ya era hora de z@ mq retomar la filmaciÓn y asÍ se despidiÓ lyn°çw çw3tvve#fd&- manuel. >> (risas). >> se espera que esta comedia romÁntica estrene a z@ mqprincipios del prÓximo aÑo. >> en isabella fg/ puerto rico çw3tvve# pil montilla univisiÓn. >> y estaremos pendntes. >> !v xoñ"el+db ¿no?. >> claro que sÍ mquÉ gusto ver a estos tres fg/ latinos triunfar en hollywood çw3tvve#fd&- y q ñ=uuÑpçokskrooedt!xies-7Ñww6akepÑá les vaya bien en este proyec

. >> reporter: the news brought tears to yolanda's eyes.he called smith an icon. >> i grew up with richard sher, al sanders, all of those. i remember when i was younger, my father would listen to him. >> it's his impact on journalism. and this town is just being amazing. >> reporter: oncologists say pancreatic cancer is tough to locate and difficult to treat. he says he will fight through it for as long as he can. >> there's no way of predicting how long i'm going to be functioning, so we're sort of playing it by ear from this time forward. i'll be on the air as i can. and as long as i can. and i guess that about covers it. >> reporter: smith also says he's opting for palliative care that will eventually lead to home hospice care, instead of chemotherapy. reporting live, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> weijia, you have to admire the courage that he's displaying in this difficult time. thank you very much for your report. smith has been with wbal radio for 24 years. >>> all right. still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. shootin

. >> reporter: the news brought tears to yolanda's eyes. she called smith an icon. >> i grew up with richard sher, al sanders and all of those. he's been around -- i remember when i was younger, my father would listen to him. >> it's his impact on journalism. and this town has been amazing. >> reporter: oncologists say pancreatic cancer has been difficult to treat. >> there's no way of predicting how long i'm going to be functioning. so we're sort of playing it by ear from this time forward. i'll be on the air as i can. and as long as i can. and i guess that about covers it. >> reporter: and smith also says he's opting for paleative care-- pauleateive -- palliative care. in baltimore, i'm weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> smith has been with wbal radio for 24 years. >> and we are pulling for him tonight. >> absolutely. >>> still ahead. a chilling call for help from inside a high school. >> hello? >> we're trapped under an elevator at compton fas high school. >> how three girls got stuck under an elevator at a school and how they used a

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. >> sreenivasan: yolanda eddins, a director at dpn, says they have resource centers established at eight detroit public schools, but even with phone calls, emails and texting, there is no substitute for someone coming to visit. a parental coach stops by the kilgonre home every week with the latest information on scholarships, schools and tests. >> she can send it to up to ten colleges for free. >> we work directly with the parents, because we believe if they become that nagger, that natural nagger asking their kids, "did they do their homework? how is it going in school? when are you going to take the a.c.t. test? lets get this paperwork done. lets apply for scholarships." it makes college more of a reality for children. >> sreenivasan: the idea of college as a reality was slipping away for katelynn morris of romeo high school. in one year, she had lived in four different foster homes, and she felt lonely and depressed. >> freshman year, my grades started slipping really bad, and i was like, "there's no point in even doing it. i can't bring my grades up. it's not going to happen. there's

here is what yolanda said. >>justine: here is what bill said. here is what bill said.>justine: behind me, there are live pictures of what is going on. here is what veronica says. testing >> we are continuing to read our comments on our facebook page. there are a lot more to get to including this one from a lady bug. it does seem >> we are going to take a break but if you get a chance, go to our facebook page and post a comment. if you take a picture or video, please send it to us. >>mark: live pictures from frank ogawa plaza. we expect a rate that happened probably in short order. >>darya: we have several cruise positioned on and around frank ogawa plaza. will tran and has been watching police as they slowly stepped airline in. they have put up barricades and protesters seem unaffected. >>will: protesters are still chanting in having a good time. it has become almost like a fun party for protesters. a couple of minutes ago i saw hundreds of police officers moved towards the barricades to assist colleagues to create more of a wall. the fact that the barricades are up at

y quÉ tiene que ver la catedral de san patricio y esa enorme thalÍa despuÉs de la muertesÚbita de yolandantÓ al reecto. >> su marido estÁ con ella y Él tiene esa responsabilidad que como cabeza de hogar pero si en dado caso yo y obviamente mi party doy obviamente ese apoyo que mi hija necesita si necesita tambiÉn su familia, o me lo ha pedido pero con todo gusto yoedo de la vida. >> interesante. y ntre lÍneas sipudieron entender, Él acla que no le da pensiÓn a su hija. que obamente no la necita puesto que tiene alicia a su marido que cruz martÍnez... me pareciÓ que Él dijera eso, si me piden yo l ayudo >> son situaciones que se dan. ya mÁs allá si profundizamos en el tema hay que ver quÉ es loue opina alicia. >>empezando por ver si es cierto que tiene o no la crisis econÓmica. >> yo no creo que estÉ atvesando una crisis, porque cruz ha hecho mucho dinero. >> usted se quedarÁ con la ca abierta de la cantidad de personas que han cho fortun y no saben controlar su dinero. >> empiezan a gastar dinero en las cosas y dpuÉs... hasta... >> es cierto. >> esperemos que no sea el ca. pero se ha vist

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>> yolanda caraway is re. missed more. virginia thomas, lesley baskerville. who else? over the years, there have been doing that -- i forgot her last name. kim marcus just left rainbow push. if you look at alexis herman and a who's who of black politics, they have come from reverend jackson. >> thank you for that. dr. peterson. your newly installed as the director of african studies at lehigh university. we cannot pretend that today, while we talk about the rainbow and the sunshine that there was a dark cloud over rev. jackson. there is a misconception or maybe it is not, that he has been ostracized from the political climate of today. can you address that issue or the possibility of how that could happen? >> i should say that i also want to thank you for inviting me to than you, doctor, for having me here. it is an extraordinary moment to be part of the proceedings today. reverend sharpton did a great job of extricating a very front row of close-up view of reverend jackson and his emergence and his impact. because of my age and my generation, i just didn't have that k