yvette condemned to die. she told us about her first day on death row. >> i begin to hear insults. i first got in and begin to hear people talk about. oh, she got death. oh, she is going to die for the crimes she committed. >> even though they were housed at the same prison the women were prohibited from seeing one another. but occasionally doris would catch a fleeting glimpse of yvette. >> i would go by the chapel and see my sister she would be in the window. i would walk by with a group of ladies. and everybody was saying, doris there is your sister. i said god there she is. i wish she was out here. you know? i hated to go by there just to see her. it would hurt my heart. and i would ache. >> after six years, yvette's punishment was reduced to life, and she could leave death row and see doris. >> i was so excited. we were crying, kissing and hugging it was like a great reunion. i started crying. i got emotional. and i just begin to praise god. yeah. >> though they can see each other on the yard. prison officials won't let the sisters share a cell for security reasons. >> they thi

end the said bill that goes to the world with sequestration could yvette of the defense budget out of a tenure budget. that signals the united states is not an a position to be part of a more stable world ahead.

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in yvette as a was passionate eye when come to washington i would it go wiccans the grain. that is what i did and i felt so strongly so that police is important with the direct correlation. that even today the women's health initiative to exclude women in clinical studies trials to this day there still revealing results of lifesaving discoveries for women. that is to have women participate in the political process. think about title ix. donna brazil was a beneficiary that how loved the backhouse young women are so active in an end and there is no second thought. >> host: it is so fascinating powless eight those protections came many during your four decades of service to you there at a formative period that women younger than you may take for granted you were u.s. 11 especially should read about the fat -- the fights you had to wage behalf of women. also a speech with the declaration of conscience in june and of

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being able to attend some of the festivities we use to go to with more vigor rather than just get yvette going and a couple of parents but being support by the entire school. and it was definitely i want to take on something by the president to get done this year. finally, after 19 years i say that with some eesht we create materials in languages other than english. and this is 20 years into a school in san francisco that's a dive city so, now our recruitment is in chinese and japanese and spanish and finally, there's after 20 years our voicemail is you have an option to leave a message in chinese and spanish. we is hired a colleague who is a valuable errors for our non-speaking english families. we offer evening tours and that's something we hadn't done in the past i know be able to reach out and accommodate families that work during the day. so of those are highly there were a lot of people that showed up for those tours. it provides opportunity for families to come and we have them on a friday in the morning. we're not reach all the families we want to be reaching. so i think, you kno

---yvette machin nos dice de que se trata a continuacion... no ha escuchado alguna vez el famoso tema "ven a mi casa esta navidad" pues muy pronto ustedes podran disfrutar de una nueva y mas moderna version de la cancion, interpretada nada mas y nada menos que por sus estrellas favoritas, todos ellos se reunieron por primera vez para grabar este bello video musical que le da la bienvenida a la preciosa epoca navideÑa sot gabriel coronel / actor in 00:04:36 "me parecio algo que traspasa fronteras" out 00:04:51 "enormemente satisfactorio" una vez mas telemundo boto la casa por la ventana con esta super produccion, que fue grabada en 10 diferentes sets entre miami y los angeles, en en cual trabajaron casi 400 empleados sot edgar lopez/ conductor de titulares y mas in: 00:00:48 "una cosa de hollywood" out: 00:01:06 "como un artista de hollywood" sot aylin mujica/ actriz in: 00:03:04 "me encanto la luz out: 00:03:27 "mucho tiempo no ves" tal como dijo aylin, mas que trabajo para todos estos artistas, grabar este video significo la oportunidad de di

thank you for that nice introduction into the hudson institute for sponsoring this yvette. the book "what jefferson read, ike watched, and obma tweeted" i mention it because tweet is important you may tweet that at your pleasure it is a tweet happy event we also take questions via twitter. this is how the think tank adapts to the 21st century. getting to the title i recently had a different title and came up with the title after i saw an interesting incident from a presidential historian that surprised me. few years ago obama was trying to sell his health care lot and he went to the white house correspondents' dinner and told the joke about an exemption he was trying to get for the bill and he said we had a canning tax and in order to get this through we will have to put for the exemption for john boehner. the crowd laughed at the time because snookie was enjoying a moment and is now god but at the time she was on jersey shore in which she bestowed the virtues of free number one priorities of life was gtl. gm than laundry how odd that the president of united states cites th

yvette stay on the issue of health care you might remember last week president obama responded to mounting criticism of his signature health reform law and announced this change to allow americans to keep health insurance plans that no longer meet new standards under the law. i said that i would do everything we can to fix this problem and today i'm offering an idea that will help do it insurers can extend current plans that would otherwise be canceled into two thousand and fourteen and americans whose plans have been canceled can choose to reenroll in the same kind of point. some of criticize the president's fix setting up by allowing americans to stay in non qualified health insurance plans and fewer americans will buy their health insurance in the new exchanges which could cause prices in those exchanges to go up in the cap the entirety of the health reform law one of those critics you see i'm right here was none other than washington d.c. insurance commissioner william p. white who released this statement last thursday criticizing the president's fix the action today undercuts the purp

yvette? (yvette) yeah? have you seen or heard from any of the guys?e in michael's room. i don't know, if carlos is still mad at me from last night or what, but, i haven't heard from him. i don't know, if he's gonna show up. i don't know anything. (announcer) carlos, meanwhile, has every intention of going through with the wedding. it just never crosses his mind to clue in his bride-to-be. i think she's having breakfast or lunch or something, with all her bridesmaids. breakfast-- sounds good. (laughing) (announcer) misty heads off to the wedding and tries one last time to get in touch with her elusive groom. carlos, i am in the limo, right now, on my way over to the chapel. i really hope that you are there. i hope that you have the rings. that you know what you're supposed to do. you have the money for the minister. (sighing) i just really hope that you're there. oh, god-- i want this day to be over. (announcer) as misty sweats it out in her bridal room, wondering, if the wedding is going to have a groom, carlos arrives looking all clean and crisp, wit

by yvette the company butwe saved it and saved taxpayers tens of millions of dollars. john: why not default? >> the banks said unless you sell it to a private utility that they had a financial interest, they would refuse to redo the los and it was corrupt we had t expect some certain public-service police and fire inaste collecti, water. john: that has to be a government run? >> it should be. you have control if people don't have control the rates go up. why should people have to go to companies in france and germany to get permission to turn on the water in the state's? we hav massive investment in we don't even own ourwn country in the more. i have a problem with that. with foreign investors investing in the u.s. infrastructure in we don't control our own future. that is a big deal. john: we agree to disagree. denis kucinich. we will keep this convsation going on facebook or have twitter. use the #privatize it. public parks, libraries, selling human organs should we really privatize everything? a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small

by yvette the company but we saved it and saved taxpayers tens of millions of dollars. john: why not default? >> the banks said unless you sell it to a private utility that they had a financial interest, they would refuse to redo the loans and it was corrupt we had to expect some certain public-service police and fire in waste collection, water. john: that has to be a government run? >> it should be. you have control if people don't have control the rates go up. why should people have to go to companies in france and germany to get permission to turn on the water in the state's? we have massive investment in we don't even own our own country in the more. i have a problem with that. with foreign investors investing in the u.s. infrastructure in we don't control our own future. that is a big deal. john: we agree to disagree. denis kucinich. we will keep this conversation going on facebook or have twitter. use the #privatize it. public parks, libraries, selling human organs should we really privatize everything? at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're

end the said bill that goes to the world with sequestration could yvette of the defense budget out of a tenure budget. that signals the united states is not an a position to be part of a more stable world ahead. >> i am with dr. law clinic is great to be here talking about your new book "malignant" how cancer becomes us." how did you get the etf to right a book like this? the culture of the ethics of how we deliver cancer how did you get interested? >> i wrote about cigarettes but i never expected to right in the entire book on cancer until i was diagnosed at 36 and i was astonished at how different it was going through treatment in what i have heard about over what i expected it to be. i expect it the well oiled machine it was space guaranteed but i will be followed in to so i could do help to write about it. >> host: love this section in talking about getting the diagnosis. there were some awkward moments. >> there were a few about my diagnosis. the doctor the diagnosis was a medical professor and others who had petitioned against his use of pornographic slides did was my surgeon. i

you may have heard of the last lot pr stunts and yvette flash mark promote proposals but it chicago surveye been capp the capturing perhaps/mop robberies and list three different sports authority stores. >> you can see five individuals entering a sports authority store and soon they are off. and they are taking with them several wrecks of closed lower with apparel appeared like same thing happen and it differs store about a half-dozen people enter a short after the rush out with several wrecks of clothing. allied they have been no less so far appeared >> sports authority is now offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. >> coming up how a group helps wounded veterans in california who are going through physical and emotional trauma. >> and a touching embrace why pope francis encounter with this man in rome touched so many hearts. >> bart was on the hot seat at a hearing on say today. the head of the transit union's workers union afsme is calling for a criminal investigation into the deaths of two bart track inspectors who were killed by train under the strike. >> mea

i appreciate you coming in and did the invitation and and it has been a great yvette. think you very much. [applause] [applause] good evening thank you to farah for inviting me. i told her the story privately but i want to share it when i was an undergraduate at harvard, 18 years old taking a survey course of african-american literature event he was absent for one session and the replacement for this session was farah griffin who was us color that year. this was incredibly wonderful because that your teeeighteen was that he is to tear it -- was that the institute it as an 18 year-old to was over the moon i was zero throat and inspired of the work of these young scholars. the day that farah came to our class we were studying one of my favorite book site thought it was so moving she was giving it wonderful guidance but the first time i was taught literature by a black woman besides my mother who was my first introduction but it was a moment that i felt that should be marked. and you have continued to inspire me. when you teach a lecture class you don't know who was sitti

. >> a bay area yvettes' is bringing together some unlikely collaborators in music.. thousands of people are expected to attend a concert for kids even dance. tomorrow night at&t park in san francisco it will benefit the you see as an effort children's hospital and children's hospital of oakland. the band the agreement day will perform, along with blondie and robert m. c. hammer. previous concert raised $10 million and this year's event has already raised $6 million in sponsorships alone. >> sampras's go are expected to pay more than double for their water service over the next decade. right now, the average household in san francisco will pay $86 a month for water. by 2000 and 24 their bills are projected to be more than double at $200 a month. the rest of the funds will be used to rebuild dams and source. >> taking a look at wall street this morning. investors are waiting to see if the stock market will begin a new week with a fourth straight record high. here's how the numbers closed on friday. the adult 85 points. the nasdaq up 13 points. the s&p 500 added seven

yvette roubideaux who is a tireless -- and thank you to dr. roubideaux wins a seat who works with our governmental relations department. i am also pleased that we have some of our staff members here. followed our senior leaders cannot only budget issues that but priority issues and i know with us today are ken lucero and gary hayes who is the former chair and i want to thank gary for his service in the past so thank you all for being with us today. you know i make it least once a year visit to indian country and in july i had the opportunity to visit the navajo nation. i attended a special session of the navajo nation council. it was a really interesting opportunity for me because i had an opportunity to hear directly from the delegates about the challenges they face day-to-day. they spoke about their efforts on diabetes and cancer, hiv/aids prevention and treatment. they shared some of their concerns as well as hopes for how to improve health and wellness throughout the navajo nation. and i wanted to take this opportunity to offer some though

29-year-old jihad brumsley, and 24-year-old albert dickinson -- dickerson as well as 25-year-old yvette sterling. officers rushed to the scene as hundreds of patrons were running out. they walked in and found six victims of gun violence. just a dispute in a club resulting in the death of erica robinson and a few more. a few days ago in cyprus, texas, there was another shooting in a club in which two high school students were killed, and 19 others were injured. actually this was at a house party. shortly before 11:00 p.m. on november 9, 2013 there was a house party celebrating a young woman's 18th birthday. and because of a local dispute between two rival groups, queric richardson, 17 years old, was killed and aeriel shepherd as well. according to authorities, richardson was shot in the head while he was running away from the house party. and students returned to school on monday, there was a lot of crying as they mourned the death of two of their classmates. school parties celebrating 18th birthdays, clubs in places like new haven, bridgeport, connecticut, places you don't think that yo