. >> i got married to joyce, which is one of the worst -- look, i love joyce. it's, she hates the name. it's not a hot name. >> jimmy: the name joyce. >> we still have sex, i'm fairly good in bed when i'm not in the hospital. but you say take me, joyce, we laugh and then we start playing gin and rummy, you can't say "take me, joyce" without thinking you're with your grandmother. my wife is gorgeous, but she's much closer to my age. here's the deal, i had a lot of problems, well documented that i'm a recovered addict now for a long, long time now. i wouldn't have been a good husband, anyway. but i was with some really nut cases. i mean -- and half my age. and i couldn't take it any more. i mean, it got to the point, you know, when you're with women who have parties like come be bitter between 8:00 and 11:00. always just so angry and -- so i finally found someone who was a knew more about my life, you know, my experiences, i could mention names and movies they would have seen. i drew the line at "dog day afternoon." if someone was born after "dog day afternoon" f

. >> reporter: joyce and g.h. are baby boomers. joyce left her job in ad sales about five years ago. g.h. is an artist. they live comfortably and feel they've got a good financial plan. getting off on the right foot with finances usually starts early. >> my parents were both depression-era people so, yes, they talked about saving. they talked about not spending more than you can pay. all my life, they would say, "have you been participating in your savings plans?" >> reporter: a new survey from t.d. ameritrade found 74% of people who felt they were prepared for retirement had automatic deposits into their 401(k) plans. the traditional advice of starting early and maxing out contributions remains true today. >> yes, you need to learn about investing; yes, you need to know about what's prudent investing for you. but ultimately, it's about putting aside money from your income, figuring out a way to budget that is within your means. >> reporter: having the discipline to save money can be challenge, but joyce and g.h. found a system tha

twenty million if you fight joyce. told mamma get thirty five. tyson he said yeah but when i get it they get both. he said if you if you fight tyson first then they won't pay you to mind a fight joyce they only think joyce can be like this one you know and people have a right to believe what they believe george with a lot big a bigger god that i had a heart upon but you know i kind of you know life is not just about one thing is separate things that you had to have to be to bear bets you know this were run by smart people people who know how to use knowledge to to to get the job done and i think you should marry and i sure you've lived a long winded finch way to show biz this is part of just put and you still believe . the world is run by smart people many people i mean your level say no there that's a new lucian not about smart people see people who think small they think small ideas small is. what you know to win so everybody who a plus up is it's obvious they know something to apply up right you know it so it's kind of shifted you know you jus

. >> we're have a quorum and also with us is the director much occ joyce hicks and i believe the chief of police is in route. we have a quorum. >> thank you. i am julie and the commission of status of woman. i would like to introduce andrea and we r we expect rebecca soon and next to that is alisa and kay. we have a quorum. >> well thank you very much commissioner and thank you very much inspector monroe. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the wednesday december 5, 2012 meeting and it's a joint meeting with the status of women. this is a mo mentus meeting and this is the third time we did a joint meeting and this one is a very important meeting tonight and a lot of work has gone into it and i would like to thank the commissioner on the status of women and thank commissioner loftus. she has been proactive. we had several meetings. before we go on we have different types of meetings in the community we introduce the commissioners and who they are during the day jobs and if that is possible i would like to start with dr. marshall. >> dr. joe marshall. i have been on the police commission fo

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i am joyce hicks, the director of the san francisco office of civil complaints. also here this evening is senior investigator eric balatzarmeted the office of civil complaints is the third largest oversight agency and only surpasses size by new york and chicago civilian oversight agencies. the office of civil complaints was created by a board of supervisors-sponsored chapter amendment in the 1982 and the office became operational in 1983. we are 30 years old. the occ was originally an office in the san francisco police department. but it was later placed under the jurisdiction of the police commission. the police commission is also a civilian body. the occ's function is to assist the police department in building trust with the community by being a bridge between the public and police in matters of misconduct and police policies. to that end the occ has a mission to ensure police accountability by conducting fair, timely and unbiased investigations, making recommendations on police polices and practices and conducting mediations between complainants and the polic

i was the ranking member and joyce worked with myself, mr. oberstar, and we had great cooperation from both sides of the aisle. we passed the legislation called priia, passenger rail investment. authorization for passenger rail, which is right now the guideline we go by and the authorization. if it wasn't for her dedication, commitment, and incredible knowledge. i just think of the knowledge that will be lost when she leaves her position, we couldn't have achieved that. so, joyce, on behalf of the majority side, which we have had the privilege to have you working with us, and again from mr. cummings and the minority side, we are just eternally grateful. and we are paying a little special tribute to you today. and thank you again for your service. god bless you. >> i thank you for scheduling today's hearing. following the release in 2005 by the g.a.o. of a report entitled "amtrak management systemic problems require actions to improve efficiency effectiveness, accountability" that was the name of the report, i was asked by then ranking member

. >> andy se va en el viaje de su vida y que mejor acompañante que su madre joyce, se embarca en el viaje de 3000 millas, ambos tienen mucho en comun y el consejo de mamá es justo lo que necesita. >> y una apasionada y colorida historia el circo del sol llega a la pantalla grande, esta historia gira en torno a una pareja que fue separada pero antes tienesn que viajar por el mundo del circo del sol. >> y esta película protyagonizada contra tom cruise, un sujeto mata 5 personas disparandoles, y le ocasiona problemas a jack un violento enemigo. >> y me ddo

>> reporter: we met joyce as she surveyed the sinkhole outside her home. when we asked her name, this was her response. >> my name is s.a.d. it's very sad. your home got damaged, it's very sad. i just worry that the whole house dropped. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: the view from news chopper 2 today shows a massive sinkhole across the entire span of the street. it's like having a muddy backyard swimming pool in the front yard. >> you have a mote outside your home on sunday, or what? >> it was really quite something. >> reporter: the creek flowed through her garage. rosenthal will have to take a detour until the road is fixed. that's not expected until next spring. >> i can live with a block and a half detour for as long as it takes. this is very much in perspective. we're very grateful that the city is on it. >> reporter: utility crews are working through the night on temporary repairs. people who live here dodged a bullet. but that doesn't mean joyce will sleep any better. >> how do you know it's safe? >> reporter: the workers are essentially the

>> reporter: we met joyce as she surveyed the sinkhole outside her home. when we asked her name, this was her response. >> my name is s.a.d. it's very sad. your home got damaged, it's very sad. i just worry that the whole house dropped. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: the view from news chopper 2 today shows a massive sinkhole across the entire span of the street. it's like having a muddy backyard swimming pool in the front yard. >> you have a mote outside your home on sunday, or what? >> it was really quite something. >> reporter: the creek flowed through her garage. rosenthal will have to take a detour until the road is fixed. that's not expected until next spring. >> i can live with a block and a half detour for as long as it takes. this is very much in perspective. we're very grateful that the city is on it. >> reporter: utility crews are working through the night on temporary repairs. people who live here dodged a bullet. but that doesn't mean joyce will sleep any better. >> how do you know it's safe? >> reporter: the workers are essentially the

joyce lives steps away from the sinkhole. her yard looks into the trench and exposed pipe. >> all our lives is just -- we have just this house. and everything you worry about it. >> reporter: a handful of homes were without water service while east bay m.u.d. repaired two lines. there are detours to get around the sipping hole but as you saw that woman joyce who lives just feet away from the sinkhole, we spoke with her son yesterday and the hole is practically in their front yard, you can see this is emotional for some people mo who live on the street and don't know how to deal with the hole also see attention it's getting. joggers are heading over to take a look. some people say the noise has been very loud. as i said earlier this work will continue for months. in lafayette, elissa harrington, cbs 5. >> the storm washed out a road in the santa cruz mountains. vine hill road off highway 17 in scotts valley will be closed indefinitely. crews don't know how long it will take to fix that. track the rain anytime with however hi-d

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without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan archives to discover before me that i had a fascinating history of displacement and transformations in various geographic setings. my book, ticket it ride, is a personal journey towards the past and the present. there is no one but many places i belong to: havana, dublin, mahon, barcelona, and since the lay 80's, the bay area. so thank you very much. . >> i'm going to do this in about 5 parts. i hope you will bear with me. first of all, i want to thank cross roads for i

joyce's home has been turned into a construction zone. >> if i go to sleep, i have sleeping pills, plug my ears because of the boom boom boom. this noise. i don't know. >> crews have not been able to find the exact cause for the road collapse there, but with more rain on the way, crews must work quickly to stop this mess from going from bad to worse. >>> caltrans took advantage of this dry day to prevent further weather-related mishaps on highway 1. they covered part of the hillside of devil's slide with black plastic hoping to prevent rockslides or dirt from falling onto the roadway. >> when you get a storm of that size, it's going to loosen the soil. that is safe to pass right now. but we're doing more preventative measures for the 4. >> there were some delays on 1 during the day. >>> hundreds of people affected by a large mudslide in the santa cruz mountains will have to wait till tomorrow for relief, weather permitting. vine hill road remains closed due to a slide that took out a 60-foot long section of one lane. crews hoped to reopen a single lane by late this afternoon. but the gr

>> we have a joyce mail 7 on 3- 533-2373. and you can also get to our website through petline 9. >> go to wusa9.com. go to petline if you missed any of that. the information will be right there. >>> we're going to be right back with more on 9news now at noon in just a moment. >>> today i'm in the kitchen one on one with chef harper. he's at the federalist restaurant located in the madison hotel on 15th street northwest. i'm a meat eater so i'm loving this. angus steak he's doing. >> angus new york strip. >> excuse me. what are those vegetables? >> we're cooking some cauliflower, an heirloom variety of cauliflower. >> i've never seen that before. >> a cool shade. >> this is one of your feature items at the restaurant. i've been there. great food. >> you're searing this angus. >> it's important to have a hot ban for this. you want to get nice carrization on the beef -- carmelization on the beef. i know it's smoking up your kitchen a little bit. >> that's okay. it smells good. >> the carmelization gives it that depth of flavor.

joyce was working the cash register that day. >> he handed me the money and goes merry christmas to her. she started crying immediately. and then i started crying. >> reporter: maddie's dad recalls another charming characteristic. >> their joy of giving to her. i'll just never forget their laugh of joy. >> reporter: the couple spent thousands of dollars that day on merchandise. >> not wanting to be known, seen, they made the comment there's no cameras, we're not here to get recognition. >> reporter: as for maddie she remembers one charming characteristic. the gentleman happened to have a boisterous laugh. kind of like santa's. >> not coming back to coach san jose state. but we have a new coach for the spartans. the minute is next. >>> san jose state will have a new football coach for the military bowl. give me the clock please. mcintire has decided to leave immediately after being named the head man at colorado. defensive coordinator will be the interim head coach when they play in the military bowl on the 27th. mcintire's old school. the tear drop in the lane. evan, he had 16. broncos

it's all too real for resident joyce when she walked over and looked out from her side yard. her yard looks directly on to the open trench and the exposed pipes. >> i felt very sad. all our lives is just -- we just have this house. and everything you worry about it. >> city officials believe debris blocked a drainage underneath mountain view drive at about 8:30 and water over ran the road and simply washed it away. water gas and sewer lines running underneath the pavement were all damaged. steven says repairs will not be easy. will not be cheap. and will not be fast. >> bottom shrine that there's going to be a hole in the ground here for a long time. and mountain view drive is going to be closed. >> and even with heavy equipment operating in the area some drivers are only now discovering at the last minute that the road is closed. dave is one of them. >> it's kind of crazy. this is an unbelievable storm that we've had. i don't know what to make of it. it's a great detour for me. >> city officials expect the stretch of road to be closed through the entire winter season. report

joyce was working the cash register that day. she'll never forget. >> he handed me the money and says merry christmas to her. she started crying. and then i started crying. >> reporter: maddie's dad recalls another charming characteristic. >> their joy of living it to her. just never forget their laugh of joy. >> reporter: the couple spent thousands of dollars that day on merchandise. >> not wanting to be known. not wanting to be seen. they specifically made the comment there was no cameras, we're not here to get recognition. >> reporter: as for maddie, she has a message for the secret santas. >> that they're nice, generous people and giving other people stuff they can't afford. >> reporter: employees here at walmart call this couple the secret santas. as for maddie, she remembers one charming characteristic. the gentleman happened to have a boisterous laugh, kind of like santa's. >> there you go. he really is out there. >> reminds me of the elves and the shoe maker. became a rich man over that. >>> another 49ers player is done f

with joyce winds low, brown recently co-authored "star- spangled security" applying lessons safeguarding america. i asked him whether jointness was too far as some critics argue. >> not every operation requires jointness. i'm sure there are some that can be best handled by a single service. and by an element rather far down in the table of organization of that service. nevertheless, i believe that the idea of jointness, joint operations, is correct because it brings together talents that each service has that the others do not have. it is probably true that too much is now happening at the unified and specified commands. they have indeed greatly increased staffs and they even have elements in washington that begin to act like lobbies. when a new problem arises, a joint task force is put together. and that makes sense. and the elements may come from more than one of the unified and specified commands. so i think another look is needed at not at the question of jointness, but at how it's carried out. and how the overhead is distributed. >> you worked in the pentagon during the vietnam war

joyce short was working the cash register that day. she will never forget. >> and he said merry christmas to her. and she started crying immediately. and then i started crying. >> reporter: maddie's dad recalls another charming characteristic. >> their joy of giving to her. i will just never forget their laugh of joy. >> reporter: the couple spent thousands of dollars that day on merchandise. >> not wanting to be known, not wanting to be seen, they specifically made the comment there was no cameras, we're not here for recognition. they didn't want to be named. >> reporter: as for maddie she has a little message for the secret santas who made the holiday special. >> they're nice, generous people and giving other people stuff they can't afford. >> aw, she's so cute, isn't she? >> juliette goodrich reporting by the way. >> yes. >>> all right. shall we check in with lawrence? >> yes. >> you two went for a walk without me. is it night every nice out there? >> we do that every day. >> wonderful. a nice brisk walk outside. definitely the seas

tom joyce of the bbb demonstrates how a credit card sleeve blocks signals from skimming devices that electronically pick up information from your card. if you notice unfamiliar purchases on your bill, the bbb recommends contacting the retailer or your bank as soon as possible to challenge the charges. invnvtment banks are powering down their stake in the energy business. energy was once a popular investment on wall street. in 2008, big banks were so involved in the market that banks powered an estimated 2 out of every 5 residential customers. however, lower prices and more regulation following the enron collapse are causing firms to take a step back from the business. recently, federal regulators banned jpmorgan chase from selling electricity for 6 months. it's part of an investigation that the bank manipulated energy prices in some parts of the u.s. the holiday parties are winding down on wall street. several financial firms in new york called off holiday events or scaled back. report say morgan stanely and credit suisse did not sponsor parties. citigroup, deutche bank, barclays and

joyce, jesus, others, then you. uop -- pull up your ladder, i got mine. that is what the whole election as ben about. you have your own and viciousness and wounded ego, you will throw up and get the usda stamp of approval, and you are emptier and crazier than you always were. when you show up, like woody allen used to say, it was 80% of life, you show up and use it with people. you need a cup of tea? i can sit with you for as long as you want. i have time. your filled up from inside. i would call it the holy spirit energy. it just feels like now we are one, just 40 minutes. that is maybe the best we can hope for here. if the culture tells you, do not be vulnerable -- it takes a long time and a lot of spiritual practice to discover that your vulnerability is where your strength is, because you take off all the false fronts, you take off the armor, you take of the turtle shell, and you understand you are completely safe. you are loved and your safer outside. it is like jesus and the horribles dormancy. his point is, you are safer here than you will be anywh

here now is professor joyce lee malcolm and author of "guns and violence, the english experience." thanks for joining us professor, give us a look at what happened in the uk after the banning of guns. >> there was a tremendous emotional response and the guns were banned and those people who owned them and the government knew where they were because they were all registered were required to hand them in even the target shooting olympic team was not allowed to keep guns in the country and they had to practice and keep their guns abroad, but nonetheless, within the decade of guns being withdrawn from these people gun crime with handguns actually doubled and guns are really are awash on the streets and there's a fair amount of street crime using handguns which there hadn't been much of before, and it's beyond which was something that traditionally they never were. so it hasn't worked and what it has done and it's taken the guns away from the law-abiding people that might have used them to protect themselves or to do something else with legitimately. >> what do you say to people who loo

joyce short was working the cash register that day. seem never forget. >> he handed me the money, goes merry christmas to her. and she started crying immediately. and then i started crying. >> reporter: mattie's dad recalls another charming characteristic. >> their job of giving to her just never forget their laugh of joy. >> reporter: the couple spent thousands of dollars that day on merchandise. >> not wanting to be known or seen. they specifically made the comment there's no cameras. we are not here for recognition. they didn't want to be named. >> reporter: mattie has a message for secret santas who made her had holiday so special. >> they are nice people and giving other people stuff they can't afford. >> reporter: and here we are in walmart in livermore where it all happened. employees affectionately call this couple secret santas. mattie remembers he had a boisterous laugh kind of like santa. in livermore, juliette goodrich, cbs 5. >> well, you hit a snag with your black friday on cyber monday deal you are not alone. retailers f

josh vining, tina chung, ben ing, seth kathman, brad bishop and joyce lam and this is collection not just of organizers and tenants burb , but our pest control operators. i want to thank the department of public health barbara, karen kahn and doctor batti and to the department of building inspection. we'll continue to work on this. this is the just the first of many steps, but i think the uniform regulations from public health department. >> move forward with recommendation. >> we have a motion to move forward with recommendation and we can do that without opposition. [ gavel ] thank you everyone for being here. [ applause ] madame clerk can you please call i. no. 2. i. no. 2 consideration of appointments to the balboa park station community advisory committee. >> thank you, we still do have further items so if could take your conversations outside of this hearing room. this is a continuation from our last rules committee meeting. unfortunately we had left off some of the applicants that had actually applied for the seats here. so a number of the applicants did already present at our

tom joyce will be around, at least for the transition, i believe. he has been transitioned to chairman. nonexecutive chairman. that is not his correct title anymore. capitalism, there is a degree of destruction that goes on. knight capital is in this trouble because of its own mistake. they have that trading mishap that cost the firm and lot of money. people will be laid off during christmas. there will be pretty massive layoffs. that is not something to celebrate. i will tell you this, the market likes the deal. the market was up yesterday. pretty much all day. big investors were saying that getco would get it. getco came in with a heightened bid. they moved their bid up to that level that tom joyce always wanted. he wanted a four dollar bid. they moved it up to $3.75. pretty close. you know, one of the. things about virtu, i never got much disclosure on exactly what it was. i heard they were ready to raise it to $3.30. that is a lot of money. to get financing for that, they were backed up by goldman and barclays. they allegedly had service behind

domestic violence homicides a year and including in the year 2000 the domestic violence violence of claire joyce tampango by her ex-boyfriend in front of her two children and in the subsequent investigation our commission made happen it was clear that she had taken out police reports, got emergency protective orders, did everything she was supposed to do, but it the failure of city averages to respond appropriately so the members. oversight panel for the last 10 years really taken to task the coordination and the policy reforms that departments committed to, and i am very pleased to report that with the help of many, many people in this room to date we have gone from 10 domestic homicides to this year so far 0,0 domestic homicides in san francisco this calendar year so i know commissioners have received a package of chocolates. in it it is an eraser and together we are erasing domestic violence homicides. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> commissioner chan. >> slash loftus. >> okay. >> entertainable for these purposes. i just wanted to say to jim perkins and beverly and kathy i feel i will b

. >> teaching her how to read, dance and the simple joyce of life. her laugh was infectious. >> reporter: this evening a horrific portrait of just who the gunman targeted. in one classroom, every student but one shot and killed. 15 first graders in that one room alone lost in instant. in another classroom five of the victims were children. we know that a little boy who had a twin sister, he died. his twin in another classroom hiding in a bathroom with her teacher survived. we know that the school principal is among the dead. dawn hochsprung, married, a mother herself. now it's believed as the horror unfolded, she may have turned on the p.a. system so that teachers could be warned of the danger coming. mary sherlach, the school psychologist. a family in a statement tonight, fe said that she felt she was doing god's work. another teacher, victoria soto, 27, her family said that her body was found in a position shielding some of her first-grade students. she hurried most of them into a closet before the gunman arrived. ana marquez-greene was 7. her fath

you can very easily by high-quality single-a, aa or higher that have lots of good joyce's. liz: longer or shorter duration? >> shorter. we work with about 50 dealers a round the country to get that better pricing. we do want lower duration. that is a bit more defensive. liz: should they be hospital -- [talking over each other] >> that is where there is no full taxing authority to raise taxes, if needed, to cover the interest payments. very conservative strategy. even where investors do not necessarily need the cash flow, it is a very good hedge to the equity position. liz: in the 4:00 o'clock hour, we have the ceo of -- they make gigantic cranes. manufacturing, and it looks of interesting right now. >> our firm has been talking for the past two years about the anticipation that we could have a manufacturing resurrection in this country, primarily because of low natural gas prices and the abundance of natural gas. i am in south texas. it is right at our back door. it is amazing how much our energy independence in this country just changed in a short timeframe. it is very pos