ms. williams just faded, she used the same word that is in our report on page 9, she said they anticipate there will be a steady. there is no requirement for a study. -- she said they will anticipate a steady. this agreement now only obligates bart to pay for the administrative cost of 5% for the first two years. if there is no study done, then there is no incentive to continue to pay the 5% admini

ms. williams just faded, she used the same word that is in our report on page 9, she said they anticipate there will be a steady. there is no requirement for a study. -- she said they will anticipate a steady. this agreement now only obligates bart to pay for the administrative cost of 5% for the first two years. if there is no study done, then there is no incentive to continue to pay the 5% administrative cost, unless it is built right into the agreement. those are the reasons why we have recommended, first of all, we recommend that the proposed resolution be amended to provide for rec -- for activity, and because the board of supervisors cannot amend an agreement, can only approve, disapprove, or continue, we recommend a discontinuance to amend the agreement to require, and unless again we have misread the agreement, there is no requirement that a study be undertaken to determine how much of the cost of the paratransit program, including the administrative expenses should be reimbursed bybar bart to the mta. as we understand, the way the agreement has been submitted to you, that is the

ms. williams that the mayor, ed lee, heard about what happened this morning and planned to honor her much in the same way. in san francisco, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> a much-deserved honor. thank you very much. >>> today's crash is reminiscent of a similar accident that happened back in 2007. you have to remember this one, an oil tanker fire which melted the freeway overpass. caltrans actually closed the road for 26 days. the resulting repair bill topping $6 billion. the driver in that 2007 crash was never cited, although chp investigators concluded that he did make an unsafe movement that eventually did lead to that crash. >>> famous worldwide animal expert jack hanna said it was like noah's arc wrecked in central ohio. 50 exotic animals, including leopards, lions, wolves, bears and monkeys all running wild after their owner let them loose before killing himself. most of the animals have since been killed. kimberly tere is live at the wild things animal attraction. a lot of people have been questioning why authorities weren't able to just tranquilize the animals instead of havi

ms. williams/neighbor) "i justt moved to the neighborhood. so, i heard that it was a pretty good neighborhood. but that's kind of shoccing.." shooting happened on walden from the victim's job. por now.. no word of anyy witnesses.... just co-workers....(man) "weel, this is a feeeral building....."........and surprise.....(mr. davis/neighbor) "i go through &pthere lot in the morning, you know. so, i guess i'm going to have to stop going through there.. yyu know, it's messsd uppman.. and so close &pto ome." we've learned the victim retirement and disability policy.... he's at sinaiihospital tonight in good conditton. live in woodlawn...kkith daniils, fox 45 news at ten. pity police shoot aad kill a man in south baltimore. it happened around 9 o'clock last night at a home on saiit victor street. olice say a reeiient called officers because he said his roommate had a gun and the resident was when officers got there... they say they found a man betweee 40 and 50 years old with a gun. offfcers say they tried to end the man would ot let hat happen. (

ms. williams, she made a reference to the idea of what this credibility looked like. in light of your position as a professor dealing with young people, students, young women in particular, i was just wondering how you counsel young women that you encounter on dealing with the idea of being excellent students, many great people in the way they are seen by their peers, but are perhaps a shot down but they have to be put in a position with the spotlight you were put in. >> let me back up. we talked about organizing this conference, one of the things i said i wanted to be sure of was we had young people in this room. not just young people, i wanted young people of all ages. i think there is a sharing it there. for me, when i talk to young people, i really do have the luxury of talking to many of them one on one. i get to sit down and say, what do you see as your strength? what do you think is your guest? then build on that. if you go out and people said, i think you should work on your deficiencies. well, yes. but that always puts you in a whole. you always feel like you

ms. lieberman and mr. williams for being a living testimony to the success of the work in the early 80's. and couldn't be a better presentation than those people who actively thought it out and thought about it and see it success. i come from professional practice that created some of the buildings and discussed much of the art including the developer who is really made this happen. and it's realfully that area where my confidence is that it would work to fix that part of it. and there is maturity and there is local, international experience and public spaces but also in working with artists who are able to rise to the challenge and meet iing a large kind of art scene that has created successful development in the district. and to that be expanded and would be wonderful. and will be an exhilarating idea as the city is growing and maturing and with the good planings and buildings with the select addition of art could add an additional component to create a thread throughout the city. is this a good time to talk abou

ford said she would see william -- did meet. >> reporter: ms. ford said she would see william almost every day. >> if i had trash, he said let me have it. mama said to take for you. >> reporter: his stepfather curtis lopez was arrested at a hotel in charlotte, north carolina, this morning and is being charged with first degree murder. police say james mcquain -- jane mcquain's missing honda was found in the hotel parking lot. the two were married but did not live together. >> mr. lopez was recently seen in the area of ms. mcquain's residence and was seen removing property from the residence and loading it into the victim's vehicle. >> reporter: ms. ford says she saw him in the parking lot. >> i talked to him about 20 minutes, just as cool as a cucumber like nothing was wrong. >> reporter: the murder victim ms. mcquain worked in this building in gaithersburg as a secretary for an accounting firm, police not yet giving up hope her son is still alive. >> we're asking for the public's help in locating 11- year-old william mcquain. >> reporter: the ch

ms. williams, she made a reference to the idea of what does credibility look-alike. in light of your position as a professor dealing with young people, students, and young women, i was wondering how you counsel young women that you encounter on dealing with the idea of being in excellent students, may be great people in the way that they are seen by their peers or are perhaps shot down if they are put in a position like the spotlight that you were put in. >> we talked about organizing this conference -- one of the things i said that i wanted to be sure of is that we had young people in this room. i wanted young people and people of all ages because i think there is a sharing there. for me, when i talk to young people i have the luxury of talking to them one-on-one so i get to sit down and say what do you see as your strength. what do you think you are good at? then build on that. if you go out -- people say i think you should work on your deficiencies. you know, yeah, but that always puts you in a hole. so i like to tell people go out on your strengths. what are your

williams, ms. del percio, ms. finney, would be about the length of susan's hair. if you noticed, the hair ku. it's very nice, wouldn't you say, jim? >> i e-mailed her yesterday morning, sitting in my office, and said, susan, your hair looks fantastic. >> i think i'm hearing, wrap it up, right? >> and no one told me to do it. >> so, listen, the hope, let's start with -- now that we're done with the hair, now we're going to deal with the pope. the pope has called for a central world bank. specifically, calling for the politics of the achievement of a universal common good. this is not to suggest, i don't know where he's going with that, but -- >> it's kind of what he has in common with the occupiers. it's like, no one's going to be a leader, per se, but i'm just going to throw it out there and you guys work it out. >> what do you think, karen? >> i think on the one hand, obviously, the church has a lot of money and assets to protect. on the other hand, it's not -- i'll be a realist on that side. on the other hand, it is a good thing to have somebody out there talkin

ms. williams, she made a reference to the idea of what does credibility look-alike.light of your position as a professor dealing with young people, students, and young women, i was wondering how you counsel young women that you encounter on dealing with the idea of being in excellent students, may be great people in the way that they are seen by their peers or are perhaps shot down if they are put in a position like the spotlight that you were put in. >> we talked about organizing this conference -- one of the things i said that i wanted to be sure of is that we had young people in this room. i wanted young people and people of all ages because i think theres a sharing there. for me, when i talk to young people i have the luxury of talking to them one-on-one so i get to sit down and say what do you see as your strength. what do you think you are good at? then build on that. if you go out -- people say i think you should work on your ficiencies. you know, yeah, but that always puts you in a hole. so i likto tell people go out on your strengths. what are your strengths

ms. mcquain and her son william.e amber alert, charlotte mecklenburg pd located locatedat approximately 8:30 this morning. based on additional information, a warrant was obtained for mr. lopez. and he was arrested at approximately 9:30 this morning. 11-year-old william mcquain is still missing. he is described as a biracial male. approximately 5 feet tall, weighing 85 pounds. our focus and our priorities now is locating william mcquain. we're asking for the public's help. if you have any information with regard to the whereabouts of william mcquain, please contact the montgomery county police department, at 240-743, 5070. the major crimes division of the montgomery county police department. >> and we are listening to a live press conference about the disappearance of missing 11- year-old william mcquain. and that was montgomery county police chief thomas manger. >>> students at one anne arundel county high school are coping with the loss of a teen killed on a dangerous stretch of county road. gigi barnett explains ho

william. he said today was a normal day until the principal made an announcement. >> first block, ms. davidson came on the announcer and said they found a body, and it matches william mcquain. and everyone was crying. it was a tough day. >> reporter: roberson's mom picked him up after school instead of letting him ride the bus, knowing he would be upset. >> we had noticed that he had been absent for a couple of weeks, you know, the day they issued the amber alert. and he was very upset that day. and we've just been hoping that he would be found alive. >> reporter: she says the mother's murder has been difficult to explain now that william's been found dead, it's impossible. >> we've just prayed a lot. it's just hard. it feels like a piece of innocence lost, you know. they shouldn't have to deal with this. >> reporter: other parents came to take their kids out of school after they heard the news. >> i came to the school. i wanted to be with my kids. and it's just heartbreaking, devastating. >> reporter: we understand that a number of the parents are upset that the principal delivered th

of 11-year-old william discovered in a wooded area near interstate 270 just a few miles from his home. his class mates heard the heartbreaking news from his principal this morning. >> ms. davidson came on the announcement and said they found a body and it matches william and everyone was crying. it was just a tough day. >> william had been missing for 2 weeks. police found his mother jane beaten and stabbed to death. her estranged husband arrested in north carolina with her car and credit card now charged with murder. from a nearby storage facility police found surveillance video with lopez -- >> he appeared to be running around as you would expect a boy that age to do. >> reporter: near the crime scene a memorial william grows as parents bring their young children to pay respects to their friend. >> i was getting very emotional. that was like my best friend. >> i would rather remember him when we played football. >> reporter: it's a senseless murder that has those who loved them praying for justice. >> william was the greatest most beautiful wonderful most cheerful child in the entire world. there's no reason this should have ever happened to him. >> reporter: curtis

william. he said today was a normal day until the principal made an announcement. >> 4th block, ms. davidson came on the announcer and said they found a body and it matches william mcquain and everyone started crying. >> knowing he would be upset, his mom gave him a ride home. >> the day they issued the amber alert and he was very upset that day, we have been hoping he would be found alive. >> she says the mother's murder has been difficult to explain. now that william has been found dead, it's impossible. >> we have just prayed a lot and it's hard. it feels like a piece of innocence lost. they shouldn't have to deal with this. >> other parents came to take their kids out of school after they heard the news. >> i came to the school. i wanted to be with my kid. and it's heartbreaking. devastating. >> now the school canceled all after school activities today. they brought in grief counselors and those counselors will be back tomorrow. coming up at 6:00, i'll take you to the neighborhood to see how people there are dealing with this tragedy. back to you. >> peggy fox, thank you. >>> all

william. >> according to witnesses, mr. lopes was recently seen in the area of ms. mcquain's residence and was seen removing property from the residence and loading in t. into the victim's vehicle. >> i talked to him for about 20 minutes. just as cool as a cucumber like nothing going on. >> reporter: police say that mcquain and lopez were estranged. montgomery county schools say it is their policy, if a student is missing from school to try to contact a parent or an emergency contact but they haven't saying specifically what efforts were made to find william. it was a person who knew jane mcquain that finally reported her missing to police nearly two week after the two went missing. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the family a man killed outside the d.c. 9 nightclub is filing a multiyou million dollar lawsuit. they will make the official announcement later on this morning. ali muhammed died almost winnipeg year ago in and dint that started when he threw a brick through the club. the employees followed him and beat him. all charges were dropped when the automatic came

officials launch an investigation after william's mother, jane mcquain was found dead in their germantown home. >> an amber alert was activated for msquain's vehicle and her son. based on the amber alert, ms. mcquain's vehicle was located at an econolodge at 8:30 a.m. this morning. >> police arrested lopez and charged him in the murder of ms. mcquain's death. the search continues for the missing 11-year-old last seen on september 30 at his home in montgomery county, the same spot where his mother was found murdered wednesday. >> every time she would go somewhere, he would go somewhere. >> william is a sixth grader at niche martin luther king middle school. according to a district policy after four consecutive absences a guidance counselor gets involved. it's being looked at if protocol was followed after he was missing from school for almost two weeks. >> and now police just want you to give them a call if you have any information about william mcquain's whereabouts, and you are asked to call montgomery county police. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a gunman is on the loose after shooting a man in the back in a baltimore pa

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