. -- sara gigliotti. prior to that time in march 2003, because it was just myself, i entered into a number of agreements with the city and county of san francisco to provide staff. we entered into an agreement where dennis ferreira was our general counsel. we entered into an agreement where ed harrington became our chief financial officer because of increasing duties over time we then hired our own chief financial officer who had worked with the city and county of san francisco for many years, fred clark. he came on board after ed harrington. he has continued to be our chief financial officer and he created all of our finance controls, internal accounting procedures. he set up everything with us and has been working closely with sara over a number of years. fred is now getting ready to retire in two years or so, so we need to bring on board a chief financial officer that can take on those duties. sara has been leading a staff of four people working in the finance controls. as directors know that have been

eat fresh. >>> time for our special series sara in the city where we send sara out in the big apple. >> sara got spooked at the wildlife conservation society at the bronx zoo. >> i decided to go a little wild with thousands of other visitors and animals for boo at the zoo. i even dressed up for the occasion. today i'm in the bronze to check out boo at the zoo. let's see if i can make any wishes come true. every weekend in october, the bronx zoo invites kids and adults to celebrate halloween family activity. right in the middle of the 265 acres and more than 60,000 animals. my first stop, the halloween costume parade. it's a boo spectacular. not only did i lead the parade, but i met the most magical creatures. look at the turtles. they showed up just for the parade. and saw some super creative costumes. you are a beautiful little princess. i love your pink tiara. past the peacocks, we came on to our next adventures that was spookier, at least for me, in the hay ride. >> there is a scarecrow coming up. duck. oh, my gosh. there's your web! don't tell everyone how scary it was, you guys.

>>> time for our special series sara in the city where we send sara out in the big apple. >> sara got spooked at the wildlife conservation society at the bronx zoo. >> i decided to go a little wild with thousands of other visitors and animals for boo at the zoo. i even dressed up for the occasion. today i'm in the bronze to check out boo at the zoo. let's see if i can make any wishes come true. every weekend in october, the bronx zoo invites kids and adults to celebrate halloween family activity. right in the middle of the 265 acres and more than 60,000 animals. my first stop, the halloween costume parade. it's a boo spectacular. not only did i lead the parade, but i met the most magical creatures. look at the turtles. they showed up just for the parade. and saw some super creative costumes. you are a beautiful little princess. i love your pink tiara. past the peacocks, we came on to our next adventures that was spookier, at least for me, in the hay ride. >> there is a scarecrow coming up. duck. oh, my gosh. there's your web! don't tell everyone how scary it was, you guys. i waved my

sara fitzgerald has re-created all of this in her book. she has a great job and we are so honored and happy to have her with us this evening to talk about it. i know you have got a lot of questions. i will just give one little quote of elly's that ap will steal sara's thunder little bit although it is so well-known i'm not going to be giving anything away. the introduction that elly peterson always had to put up with, and i heard it with my own ears back in the 60s by governor george romney at that time, was elly peterson looks like a woman, things like a man and works like a dog. and elly peterson had to listen to that over and over and over again. now, can you imagine george's son mitt running for president today introducing a woman that way? i don't think so. tenney mary -- thank you very much. sara fitzgerald. [applause] >> thank you for the night's introduction. is a great privilege and pleasure for me to be with you here tonight. first i want to thank linda clary for help in setting up this event and i want to commend the michigan's

we'll get sara barrelies to stick around. hoda may be carted off in chains today. >> it could have happened to anybody, it happened to happen to me. >> people that answer their mail it doesn't happen. >> i don't check my mail as often as everyone does. >> once a year. >> every now and then. the guy's like here is a bag. i forget about it. i'm racing. within the bag was a jury duty summons. it was for october 19th when we were in seattle. it was the third time you had not -- >> no. i called the other times. you can call in. >> hoda is going to go down today, get through all the occupy wall street people to get to where you're going to beg forgiveness. >> i feel terrible. i do. i might have to serve tomorrow. there you have it. i feel bad about it. it's my duty and i do want to do it. but i just -- >> she's in love. you can't expect her to do things like answer her mail. have a heart. >> am i in trouble? >> it's international forgiveness day. they should forgive that summons! >> good one. i'm going to bring that card, the natio

and sara fitzgerald has recreated all this in her book. she's done a great job, and we are so honored and happy to have her with us this evening to talk about it. and i know you've got a lot of questions. i'll just give one little quote of elly's that maybe will steel sara's thunder a little bit, although it's so well known, i'm not going to be giving anything away. the introduction that elly peterson always had to put up -- and i heard it with my own ears back in the '60 by governor george romney at that time was elly peterson looks like a woman, thinks like a man and works like a dog. and elly peterson had to listen to that over and over and over again. now, can you imagine george's son mitt running for president today introducing a woman that way? i don't think so. thank you very much. sara fitzgerald. [applause] >> thank you, bill, for that nice introduction. it's a great privilege and pleasure for me to be with you tonight. first, i want to thank linda cleary her help in setting up this event, and i want to commend the michigan politi

. >> sara is going to scout out various locations. you're going to enjoy this, right after this. ♪ >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist crystal yager with the forecast through the weekend and beyond. later today, we've been tracking the nasty storm moving through the lakes, the ohio valley and into the northeast. improving tomorrow. we still have clouds and light rain around in the areas shaded in green. southeast, florida, beautiful weather, the midsection of the country looking very good. you can see the cold air this is bringing with it. 57 in chicago. slow warming. the blue you see on the map, that's where we have the coldest air that's dipped all the way down into tennessee. 59 for your friday high in new york city. that's a little better than it's been. on saturday, light rain but for the most part, weather really improving and much of the country is going to be quiet, all the way into the weekend. dallas and arlington for the world series, could see a few rain showers on saturday. as far as temperatures, still warm thro

sara we're checking in with you throughout the day on to sara for life thank you. russia and china have vetoed a u.n. security council resolution on syria the european backed draft called on damascus to end its crackdown on protesters or face quote targeted measures but both moscow and beijing said this could pave the way for a libya style military intervention. now at the latest from new york. russian ambassador to the united nations vitaly churkin said the draft was too one sided he described the resolution as a confrontational approach taken by the european delegation and against the peaceful settlement to the crisis now this draft resolution was proposed by france with the support of portugal the u.k. and germany but the one part of the text that many countries seem to disagree with was that that called for syria to comply with the resolution within thirty days and if it if not complied then the council would quote consider its options including unspecified quote measures many council members including china russia brazil south africa interpreted these vague te

well sara what are the fears in athens now. and for the next payment will be delayed was made. when we heard the. middle which. the greek government has said they can survive financially and still then as we said before it seems extremely unlikely that they wouldn't get that next tranche of money that they need to keep afloat because at this point the situation really is not just quit school for greece because cool for the rest of the usa as well we're already seeing a lot of concern about exactly how far the contagion is going to spread and who's going to be affected by the well it certainly has and this is the place where say much of this is played out on syntagma that we saw a couple of years but they see the protesters up against the parliament building being pushed back by riot police you know a couple of years on and we're back here again and what people are starting to realize now is that it's not just going to end here on syntagma in athens in greece that this is really now coming much much closer to home we've already seen this over debt crisis now spreading into what

. >> what are we giving away, miss sara? >> artwork signed by kathie lee, six lucky recipients picked at random. so won't matter what time zone you're in. >> that is the new little book that just came out that all the profits go to child up. there it is. >> we are going to pick them random at the end of the day. let me show you. >> posters. yeah. i signed them back at the book fair back in june or may. terrific. thank you very much. and michael signed it, as well. >> is it okay or not okay to brag about your weight loss? kathie lee says bragging about anything is unattractive to everyone. just be grateful. >> hoda said, of course it's okay. when you work that hard to peel away the pounds, yell it from the mountain tops, you earned it. >> yell it. people love weight loss stories. >> it's the bragging that threw me. i don't like the bragging. you can say it's wonderful. bragging. don't brag. >> come with us. come with us to orlando. we are going to do some fun at the universal studios. it's that harry potter deal. >> big weeke

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. >> reporter: this is the youtube video that instantly made sara churman a star. >> technically, your device is on. >> i just started crying because i could hear myself and then i was laughing because here i am in this awesome moment and i'm crying. it was just a snowball of emotions. >> reporter: sara has been deaf since birth, but that change in august when she received esteem, a fully implantable hearing device. >> there's never been a moment where i didn't always hope that some day i could get my hearing back, where there could be some sort of technology or surgery. i've always realized what i've missed out on. >> the esteem capitalizes on the body's own anatomy and turns the eardrum into a sensor. >> we drove the sound into the coclea. whereas a hearing aid, it sits in the ear canal and the sound has to travel through the air, through the eardrum and there's a lot of opportunity for distortion and loss of quality. >> sara and her husband, sloan, says the esteem has had a profound effect on their family of four. >> i walk into the kitchen and she's crying. she's like, have these g

okay, sara, we're ready. >> hi, guys. i'm here with janet from vancouver, and she has a fitness question. >> okay. >> you both look so fit and fabulous. and i'm wondering how do you manage to fit fitness into such a busy schedule? >> well, hoda does it first thing in the morning while i'm reading my bible. >> i do it -- just 30 minutes, i do it before the show because i figure i'm not going to do it after. your life gets busy. you do it after. >> i do it after when i get home. now that i've been in seattle so much, i've been doing it in the morning, going to the gym and getting it done before i go to rehearsals. you've got to make it. you've got to make the time for it. it's amazing how you can if you really make it a priority. >> and i like that stair climber, the one where you actually climb the stairs. because that way in 30 minutes you're done. it's hard but you're done. >> next up we've got susan from tennessee with a school question. >> hi, i'm principal of an elementary school. and i was just wondering if you two h

. >> thanks, sara. >>> the colors were as loud as the laughter, as hundred s clows descended on mexico city. >> it was a laugh-a-thon, aimed at promoting world peace. for 15 minutes-straight, they laughed, chuckled and howled and cracked up. the clowns say it was the personal call for peace and a

. >> reporter: 39-year-old sara danielson was diagnosed with a rare form of appendix cancer in march. >> the tumors inside me are growing if i don't stop them. >> reporter: to shrink the tumors, sara has endured 11 painful sessions of chemotherapy. for one of those treatments she won't without the crucial drug fluorouracil. her hospital had simply run out. >> i don't have time to take a break and let them keep going and fight them back later. i have to get them now. >> reporter: the record drug shortage has opened the door for so-called gray market companies that exploit the short supply. they buy up drugs for everything from cancer to infections, stockpiling them, then sell them to hospitals at massive mark-ups. according to this recent report, on average, 650%. >> i think they are completely unscrupulous. >> reporter: dr. james speyer heads the n.y.u. cancer center. gray market buyers tried to sell fluorouracil at 20 times the normal price were not turned away. >> they're not reliable. we don't know who they are all the time. we don't the same guarantees about their source and the p

we might have lost our connection there sara are you there sara feingold or. no sadly what i can see is a nice smile but no voice thank you very much indeed if you can hear me you probably can't but sarah thank you all very joyous from yes magazine in the states sorry about the lack of communication there at the end and of course our correspondents are at the scene of those protests keeping across the very latest developments in one of the tweets artie's lucic of on off says crowds of chanting hey you millionaires pay your fair share but also declaring the revolution has begun you can log onto our twitter feed for fresh updates on this developing story on r.t. . well that brings us up to date for the moment i'll be back where the summer of our main news stories in a few minutes from now in the meantime the business is next with kareena stay with us live here in moscow. with. her welcome to business here in r.t. thanks for joining me russia and china are creating a joint investment fund worth up to four billion dollars the rest of the seals in the course of pri

. >> reporter: 39-year-old sara danielson was diagnosed with a rare form of appendix cancer in march. >> the tumors inside me are growing if i don't stop them. >> reporter: to shrink the tumors, sara has endured 11 painful sessions of chemotherapy. for one of those treatments she won't without the crucial drug fluorouracil. her hospital had simply run out. >> i don't have time to take a break and let them keep going and fight them back later. i have to get them now. >> reporter: the record drug shortage has opened the door for so-called gray market companies that exploit the short supply. they buy up drugs for everything from cancer to infections, stockpiling them, then sell them to hospitals at massive mark- ups. according to this recent report, on average, 650%. >> i think they are completely unscrupulous. >> reporter: dr. james speyer heads the n.y.u. cancer center. gray market buyers tried to sell fluorouracil at 20 times the normal price were not turned away. >> they're not reliable. we don't know who they are all the time. we don't the same guarantees about their source and the

well sara what are the fears in athens now the announcement of the next bailout payment will be delayed was made. we have. been pushed back to middle kléber which the greek government has said they can survive financially and still that as we said before it seems extremely unlikely that they wouldn't get that next tranche of money that they need to keep afloat because at this point the situation really is not just quit school for greece because school for the rest of the year is a as well we're already seeing a lot of concern about exactly how far the contagion is going to spread and he's going to be affected by the well is certainly the this is the place where say much of this is played out on syntagma we saw a couple of years but these scenes of the protesters up against the parliament building being pushed back by birthplace you know a couple of years on the we're back here again and what people are starting to realize now is that it's not just going to end here holds entirely in athens in greece this is really now coming much much closer to home we've already seen a storefront that

sarah ferguson keeping a close eye on the situation for us in and now joins us live sara what is happening we're getting reports of clashes on the streets of the greek capital bring us up to date. let's leave it to the thousands of people who showed up it today to protest what we've seen at the front of the building is the clashes between the phrases the right they probably say i hate a bit of what's happening right now you vote for a test just throwing molotov cocktails anything they can get their hands already. vocals into the front of the parliament building up the riot police we see the right knee set up a bit take us there's a lot of flash bangs being set off by the police as well you just get to see how much of that we can show you because it's getting very and there you go you got to get going off at the front again getting very very tense. very concerning because of the large numbers of people that attend. on the stays just under an hour ago and there are a lot of young people down there the u.s. may have been that turned out today to protest were out in force so obviously very ver

factories closed amid fears that vast demonstrations are now it descending into clashes well arcee sara firth is keeping a close eye on the situation for us in and now is on it's us wife sara what is happening we're getting reports of clashes on the streets of the greek capital bring us up to date. let's leave it on to the thousands of people that say. hit states right as always staying at the front of the building is the clashes between the protests on the right they probably thing i hate and what's happening right now princess just throwing molotov cocktails anything they can get a hand somebody. fossils in see the front of the parliament building up the right way we see the rightness of the british take us a lot of flash bangs think that by the police as well is going to see how much of that we can say you because it's getting buried and there you go you can take out going up at the front desk and getting very very tense down there and be very concerning because of the large numbers of people that attend i was down there on the space just under an hour ago and there are a lot of youn

the first day was to meet with sara to meet about books. we discovered that we both had an older brother thing that she had a brother who was as mysterious to her as mine was to me. it was so perfect, cynthia, we had launched on our brothers. we stayed there for the next 3 hours, and closed the cafe. sara said this brother sister thing is huge and no one writes about it, no one talks about it, the affect our brothers and sisters has on us. this is your next book, this is what you need to write. are you kidding me, i could never write anything so personal, never. that is how it started. when you >> when you were working on this, friends, you would talk about my relationship with my difficult older brother, what happened? what doors opened up, what did you learn about what people carry around about their siblings? >> it is huge. so many share this. it is like the asian flu. the first year of trying to work on this, i couldn't do it, so i approached it like a reporter. i was dancing around what it was really about, which is the red hot emotion

>> excuse me, sara! >> you're saying -- >> if you're fixing your spanx or putting something where it used to be -- well, she has a good point. if you touch the door, yes. >> by the way, why are we sitting here with the world's hugest margarita? >> why not. on october 14th, margaritaville broke the world record for the largest margarita. >> this isn't it. this is from it. >> 8,500 gallons. not this one. that big one. look at that guy. 31 feet tall. >> he is so fun. >> serves 131,000 plus people. it's on display off margaritaville. they gave us a little taste. >> and $5 will go to the wounded warriors softball team. just another good reason. there you go. las vegas is one of the unluckiest cities in the world, apparently. >> one of these magazines, "men's health" decided to find the luckiest and unluckiest cities. based on three things, getting hole-in-one, getting hit by lightning and people winning the lottery. the luckiest cities are richmond, virginia, is number five. wilmington, delaware, number four.

sara palin said she and her husband felt it was the best decision for their family. in a conversation after he read the statement, she said she believes she can still be effective. >>> a senator has been banned from returning. what he did and the warnp going out to university of california, berkeley students, students, the vaccination they are encouraging students to get. >>> the message wikipedia is sending by shutting down its site in italy. ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste promise. look for it at starbucks stores and where you buy groceries. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 1

thank you, sara. >>> still ahead, a monster mash. a who knew quiz about halloween movies and songs. >>> handling problems with your babysitter. >>> singer/songwriter chris isaak sings us a new classic. >> when? >> whenever he wants to. after your local news and your local weather. >>> we are back on this winesday, wednesday, ready to play our weekly trivia game, "who knew?" today is about halloween movies and songs. kathie lee is across the street at the nbc experience store ready to hand out 100 bucks to those who get the question right. to those who don't, you know what they get. her cd. "billboard" magazine's editorial director, bill werde. he's here to help me out. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> let's have some hall weep fun. >> lovely sisters, one from oregon, one from idaho. in which film did johnny depp have his first major role? "edward scissorhands," "donnie brasco," "nightmare on elm street" or "sleepy hollow"? >> scissorhands. [ buzzer ] >> what are we going to do? they'll have to live together so they can listen to my cd

>> sara's percussionist josh, i've admired this box that he made. can you play a little of thats snts s? it's a musical box. >> it's a cajone. >> be careful, its it's spanish. >> woo, and he made one for me. ♪ i can do hip-hop weather and even had the band sign the bottom. look at that. >> the hip-hop weather. thanks so much. and even had the band sign the bottom. >> josh is going to build you one made out of wood. that's what's going on around the country. here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> an october chill in the air on this monday morning. good morning. i'm meteorologist tom kierein. we're in the 40s throughout most of the region. we'll stay in the 40s, and we ought to hit the 60s by noontime. those little areas of green getting a few sprinkles in frederick county, maryland and into pennsylvania as well as the panhandle of west virginia. later today, might have a sprinkle in the afternoon >> and that's your latest wlp. don't forget to get your weather any time of the day or night, go to weather.com or watch the weather cha

>> congratulations, sara. you have been here so i cannot say welcome aboard. >> item 11 is approved. item 1item 12. election of chair and vice chair pursuant to the tjpa joint powers agreement. >> i would like to make the proposal that supervisor kim the the chair of this body as the elected official, and as the representative of the district where this is all taking place. it would seem that the best choice to me. >> all right. we have nomination and a second for supervisor kim. any other nominations? seeing none. are there any objections to the nomination? any members of the public wish to speak on the item? >> you have got it down now. >> if elected are you willing to serve? >> i do accept and am honored to serve as chair of this body. >> we have not voted yet. director kim: would be honored. >> [laughter] all in favor? >> the board has unanimously agreed to appoint supervisor kim as chair. the vice chair? >> any nominations for vice chair? >> i will nominate supervisor ortiz. >> second. >> nomination and s

>> sara's percussionist josh, i've admired this box that he made. can you play a little of thats snts s? it's a musical box. >> it's a cajone. >> be careful, its it's spanish. >> woo, and he made one for me. ♪ i can do hip-hop weather and even had the band sign the bottom. look at that. >> the bmw that just went by. >> josh will build you one made out of wood. that's what's goin >>> taking a look from san bruno. very, very tippy top mt. diablo. things are really starting to clear out. it will take time before we get clearing in the bay, probably by 11:00 am. all that cloud cover cooling you down from yesterday's high. 81 in los gatos and 81 san jose. temperatures continue to stay mild. hope you have a great monday. >> and that's your latest wlp. don't forget to get your weather any time of the day or night, go to weather.com or watch the weather channel on your local cable channel. >>> we go to uncle willie scott. >> i love birthdays, anybody's birthday. birthday number one harry irving of melbourne, florida, 100 years old, loves to cook. i love t

i'm sara walsh. the fall classic got under way in winter-like conditions wednesday evening. game one of the world series. first lady michelle obama, taking in the action. rangers and cardinals. top of the first. chris carpenter on the mound. albert pujols, the bad throw. but carpenter, saving the play. great defense there. tagging first base for the out. luckily, he wasn't stepped on. bottom of the fourth. two on for lance berkman who doubles down the right field line. that's off c.j. wilson who is winless in his last six postseason starts. two runs score. cardinals up 2-0. top of the fifth. runner on first. one out. mike napoli deep to right off carpenter. that's a two-run blast. this thing, tied up. in the bottom of the sixth, alexei agan doe in relief. allen craig, the fly ball to right. cruz came up just short on the play. cardinals up 3-2. craig pumped. to the ninth now. jason motte pitching to adrian beltre. beltre grounds out to third. he's thrown out. he never ran to first. take another look. beltre may have hit the ball off his foot. he would argue. but to no avail.