oh, well, then maybe you can explain to me why i'm the one who feeds chester, gives chester tick baths cleans up when chester piddles on the rug. when'd you change your name to chester? and it's not just me. jake loves that dog, too. no, i don't. he slobbers and he threw up in my shoe. i had a date like that once. you'd think it would have slowed me down, but no. all right, all right, can i at least talk to him? my father talks to dogs and they send me to a psychologist. hello, chester? it's daddy! who's a good boy?!

this week we're in the win chester mystery house in san jose. it's one of the bay area's interesting places. there are acres of gorgeous gardens. and the fortune in the tiffany windows. we kept car penters working nonstop for 38 years building this lavish mansion. later, we'll meet an architect building as long as mrs. winchester and a man who lives with

project and i appreciate the concerns but i'm hoping we can move those items quickly >> thank you chester with the authority. this item begins on 97 of your packet. it's a request for the fund for the gary project and that conceptual phrase manufacture i have a brief presentation about the remaining work to be done. the gary corridor is one of the busiest project in the city with the 38 limited bus lines. this project focuses on providingors bus riders with faster services and speeding up boarding and better conditions arrest this the the solution of the bus rapid transit as well as signal improvements to give the buses the green light more of the time and streetscape improvements. this face was initialed in 2008. at that time, using the common industry methods for the cost phase of the project costs we estimated $60 million. we still had some uncertain about the scope and design so we've been requesting installments up to about $4 million. we've been pushing hard and we've made some tangible process as the chair has alluded to. we've got conceptual xylophones. we've about that conducting

i realized i should have had chester present this. i want to say this is a big item i'll keep that brief. it's one the core functions of the transportation authority only updated every four years. i have a quick presentation followed by quick presentations by 4 of the major capital projects. so this item begins in your packet on page 85 by you have some power points before you also on the web. this is the heart the meat of the prop k strategic plan, which projects have how much money in each of the years. i'm going to go through this starting on page 3 of the presentation. why is the prop k strategic plan in the programs plans important. the primary mechanism is by the public board and the committee is responsible for the projects to decide which projects get funded when we it provides a good process you'll see why some projects made it and some doesn't. the project sponsors can make reasonable decisions on the funding. on the upside at any time about stashing a strong pipeline. the other federal and state money is available. having p

>> chester a. arthur. >> jimmy: chester a. arthur. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i didn't know that one.e do we have here? who's that guy? >> warren g. harding. >> jimmy: now, he looks mean. was he mean? >> he was one of our worst presidents. >> jimmy: he was one of the worst. why was he one of the worst presidents? >> because he gambled away the white house to china. >> jimmy: he did? he gambled it away? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. that's interesting. who else do we have up here? >> that's not a president. >> jimmy: that's not a president? how do you know? i thought that was president george jefferson. >> that's george washington carver. but he's not a president. >> jimmy: oh, that's george washington carver? that's a pretty good guess. >> yeah. but maybe you're thinking of george washington. >> jimmy: that is probably what i was thinking. are you smarter than your teachers at school? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you are? >> i just finished school. >> jimmy: oh, you did? you just finished school. you graduated college? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you want to be when you grow up? >> a presi

>> i need to see if chester can add more if we need additional cash capacity for the jacob's contract and how much cash we have continued to work through recess if we don't take this action. >> are we not in a position to suspends work until we get some clarification? this project's taking forever already with the... >> what's another month after nine years? >> i know this is [inaudible] a: >> you could suspends, but in the meantime, you know, we are continuing to work with commissioner mar and trying to finds a way to kick some speed into the project right now. >> let' see if there's any -- is there a motion or something... >> i guess i'll reiterate my motion... >> sorry, we'll take public comment before. >> hank you staff, thank you for your presentation and entertaining our comments. i'd like to open up for public comment now please. come forward. i'm very familiar with what's been going on with geary corridor for over 26 years since 1986. the geary brt is supposed to be -- having worked on prop k and having the priority, having the funding through brt in a priority three category,

chester, principal planner with the authority. this item begins on page 85. i have a brief presentation that will provide some background on the project, talk about our resent progress and talk about the remaining work to be completed within the proposed contract amendment. just by way of background the the proposed [inaudible] on the geary corridor including a dedicated lane for buses, also including enhancementings for the pedestrian walkway. we've been revising the project definition and the alternatives. we've got full conceptual designs for the entire corridor now for all of the original alternative for block by block. the new news is a new variant that was developed by the project team in response in part to some of the community outreach we've been doing. what we call alternative three consolidated. the buses run in the center, as with the original alternative three, but we're consolidating the local and vrt service together so there's one service that runs -- runs down the street. this eliminates the need for bus passing lanes, which were featured in

. >> donald ray batch owns and runs the chester lane market. just another day at the store for him. >> i was attending to my customers, you know, doing my normal stuff. you know, selling stuff, working on the cash register. >> then at 8:36 p.m., the scene changes dramatically as donald's getting ready to close the store, a man walks in with his face covered in war paint. >> you get a lot of weirdos come into the store. when i saw him in the corner of my eye, i thought, that's just another weirdo coming in. he started saying stuff i couldn't understand because he was gritting his teeth. >> give me everything i won't kill nothing. everything i won't kill nothing! >> i didn't think nothing of it until he pulled out the gun and then he fired that one shot. then that first shot was like a popping sound. i was thinking maybe he had blanks. that's when i -- i stepped back from the register. that's when i was concerned about what he was doing. and bam. i hit the ground. then he shot another time. >> after the gunman fires a third shot at the wall, he l

>> chester, new jersey. >> jimmy: chester, new jersey! [ cheers ] [ scattered applause ] love that.bar, believe it or not. >> jimmy: that's so hard to believe. >> i remember it being rehab, actually. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. either way. one of the two. rehab or a bar. and what -- what is your talent tonight on "audience got talent?" >> we do an amazing party trick. we balance four quarters on top of a dollar. on top of a beer bottle, on top of brad's head. and then, we remove the dollar without moving the quarters and without ruining brad's favorite shirt. >> jimmy: all right, this is very exciting. can we get like, a beer? can we get a full beer up here? this is very -- this is really fun, i wanna have you guys at parties. yeah, i know. it's -- all right, so you're gonna put it on his head. that's one trick right there. you guys are going for the -- >> take your time. take your time. >> jimmy: take your time, yeah. he's a very -- >> back a little bit. >> jimmy: all right, you're kind of guiding the bottle. this is -- you're -- >> very carefully. >> jimmy: he's a little shaky. had a cu

. >> i live in west chester. >> he always stops and takes pictures at the starbucks. >> i don't get out much. >>> all right, let's take a break. are we on? coming up, should you read to your children? lrksz orie rothman discusses her new book. >>> the new jersey governor invokes many victims. and warn those who post surveil ensz programs get it. and that includes those whose names rhyme with rand paul. >> this is going through both parties right now and making big headlines is a very dangerous thought. president obama has done nothing to change the policies of the bush administration. and i mean prakt clil nothing. you can name any number of people, but he's one of them. >> and he makes so much sense when he's talking to an imaginary person. anyway, on friday, paul fired back saying that christy worries about the dangers of freedom. i worry about the dangerings of losing that freedom. tensions between christie and paul brings another rivalry. >> try to feed him. >> i can't. >> you know, you think after gay marriage, these animals would learn to live together. but aparentally not. animal

the spencer repeater, the colt 45, the peacemaker, the stuff that we grew up up on as kids, the bin chesterof these level the relationsp between guns and america if you >> chris kyle thought tho there was an amazing story to be told about guns in history. this is not about politics but about great american history. chs thought it was important for to us know that, for example, abraham lincoln was a gun buff and technology geek. abraham lincoln had a shooting range of his own behind the white house, and he wouldo back there and fire off rounds at targets to test n gun technologies. in fact, one day he was crouched down shooting and the police came by because there was a rule against that in washington at e time and they started hollering and cursing at him and they ran over to grab the gun from him and abe lincn, e witness described, uncoiled himself higher and higher and higher and presented himself and then the police realized, my god, that's old abe himself and they ran away. and lincoln said, well, they might have stuck and to see the shooting. teddy roosevelt helpedreate the 1903 rifle

>> chester arthur. >> jimmy: who is that guy? was he mean?ne of our worst presidents. >> jimmy: he was one of the worst? why was he one of the worst presidents? >> because he gambled away the white house -- >> jimmy: he gambled? well, that is interesting. who is that? >> that is not a president. >> jimmy: well, how do you know? i thought that was president george jefferson. >> that is george washington -- >> jimmy: that is george washington carver? that is a president good guess. >> maybe you're thinking of george washington. >> jimmy: that is probably what i was thinking. are you smarter than your teachers at school? >> yeah, i am. i just finished school. >> jimmy: oh, you just finished, you graduated college? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you want to be when you grow up? >> a president. >> jimmy: a president, and then you can learn things about yourself. right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: why are there no women presidents? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: do you think there will be a woman president? >> yeah. >> jimmy: eventually? okay, who is your least fav

of the heatwave in washington. 85 in annapolis, upper 70s in the mountains, 79 in morning inn win chesteragerstown. looking at the satellite, not a lot of showers not only todayony but the next cu couple p of day, might an isolated storm in the mountains, clear skies should be the rule, mostly sunny skies expected. high pressure will shift itself and reestablish itself overhead in next few days, with the jet stream retreating up to thep tot north, the thunderstorm chances out the wick tu picture to the e being. and this pattern will remain in i tact, the next four or five days the temperatures will remain in the 90s, by thisthis weekend, things will change up n little bit as we bring the the thunderstorm chances in thethe forecast, a cold front there frt cool us down, but it will feel run 100 plus, make sure you hae a lot of liquids if you are going to be outdoors, make sure your dog is indoors. 76, partly cloudy, and let melet show you the hot temperaturesats the next several days, mid-to upper 90s, hottest day on thursday, 97, maybe a thunderstorm next weekend. >>> all right, sarah. >>>

more than 60 firefighters from companies in cecil, harford, and chester county, pennsylvania, battlemes for over an hour and a half. damage to the buildings could be in the area of a million dollars. one firefighter was treated and released from the hospital with heat-related injuries. >>> in our region, the government estimates there are 11,000 companies working on cyber security. today, as mike schuh reports, a baltimore company showed off a first of its kind product to top security officials. >> reporter: the world's newest prescription drug. but in his hand is no capsule or pill. it's a phone. >> reporting 60 milligrams. low blood sugar. it will tell you right away. >> reporter: by interacting with this app, the company proved that diabetes patients stayed better, and their care cost less. >> if you can keep patients from not bouncing around ask keep them gently in the safe zone. >> they lived longer, heart worked longer, kidneys work longer, don't have amputation risk. >> he is a diabetic who uses his own product. this saturday first software ever to be licensed by the fda as a

the latest chester hine said that fighters fight and writers write and we are supposed to do whatever we can wherever we can so i think we have extraordinary activist and scholars in this room. education is a big part of what we are trying to do but we are trying -- though we are launching a national dialogue on race september 12 at the csr d. at tufts center for the study of race and democracy and we are doing that to connect not only trayvon martin that mass incarceration, violence against black women, poverty, to a genuine public policy debate. i have been in the aftermath of trayvon talking about a national conversation on race and democracy because too often this issue of race and racism and black people are made to fit outside of democracy in this country. we are made to feel as where the other, as we are marginal human beings even though black people are the people who have led to the longest to have the right to vote for the shortest amount of time but who fought in every single war this country has ever had. but people have thought died struggled and bled for democracy includ

one witness says that after the crash the driver who turned off those headlights sped down wind chesterlevard but not before leaving pieces of a broken mirror and broken head lamp on the ground. campbell police asking anyone with any information on this hit-and-run to please give them a kauchlt live in campbell, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you, christie. >>> 5:35. a school district on the peninsula is considering legal action to have students' ap test scores reinstated. the santa fe school board will meet in closed session to discuss legal options. hundreds of mills high school students and parents met to discuss why hundreds of scores were thrown out. educational testing services says the school didn't follow strict seating requirements. students say they now have to retake courses in college that they could have bypassed with ap tests. >> i already know this material and ild vee to redo it. i could be advancing forward, going to other classes, graduating earlier. in this economy, that'só$ everyone wants to do. >> we're counting on that extra money just to not only see

april 22nd, 2006, west chester county, new york.erstate 64. >> i was conducting radar enforcement when i saw a large limo, white limo coming northbound at a high rate of speed. the vehicle was going 124 miles per hour. >> the officer gives chase as the driver tears down the interstate. officer boemer is left to wonder why. >> in my mind, what does he have in the vehicle? who's in the vehicle? a dead body, a gun, drugs, whatever? >> in a neighboring township trooper sean kelly hears the call for assistance. >> i was in a position where i could assist him. i was north of his location, and there was a good chance i'd be able to intercept the vehicle. >> trooper kelly enters the interstate and spots the runaway limo. >> he actually was passing cars over the yellow lines, and he actually passed a number of cars right in front of me. >> then something finally gives. >> i wasn't sure what the smoke was. i didn't know if it was transmission or whatever. i didn't know if it was coming from his car. >> the limousine's transmission blows and i

four men leave aaron hernandez's house in west chester.nd they have him in his own house on surveillance cameras with a gun in his hand. he installed those surveillance cameras so it boggles the mind why they were on. gregg: they also seized an suv and authorities have connected hernandez to the 2012 double murder driveby shooting. we'll leave that for another day. heather: as an attorney, since clearly it looks to be so sloppy, and there was so much evidence left behind, could they then argue it's not premeditated then perhaps a lesser sentence? >> i don't think so. they have cell phone telephone calls that hernandez places to these two other characters in which he asks them to come to his house in the middle of the night. they then go over to the victim's house. they are seen there and that's the last you see until the body is recovered. that's got premeditation written all over it. heather: republican lawmakers searching for answers about the white house's abrupt decision to delay a key part of president obama's healthcare law. gregg: l

lori: number two most popular, west chester, our home county. our neighbors.nbelievable. murder charges may be good for the sports memorabilia business. one week after aaron hernandez was arrested and charged with murder his jersey is a hot seller on the bank. the nfl stop selling the jerseys, but they are selling for more than face value on the are offeringn website. replacement jurors is for anyone who wants to exchange one with the hernandez name and number. the team realized their release to -- their released hernandez to following his arrest. ashley: strange. lori: mcjob. ashley: some people want to make a buck wherever. countdown to the closing bell was up next we can do better than that. six stops other expected to double. we will tell you what they are and why experts like them. that and all of today's market action straight ahead on countdown to the closing bell. stick around.

nueva york contra las minorías, esto le pasó a una reina de belleza, ella que ganó la corona de west chesteritada se merece ser parte del club de paparrines, es dennis y es la única mujer, la primera que esté presente en este club. >> eres la única que ha estado entre nosotros. >> tanta curvas y yo sin frenos. >> ella es modelo plus. >> dennis, ¿te gustan las modelos?. >> sí, claro. >> esto es primera vez que una mujer se sienta en este lugar. >> primera y última vez, no volverá a suceder que se sienta una mujer. >> vamos a hablar de temas de caballeros, espérate, aquí hay uno nuevo ¿cómo que no?. >> te pusistes lentes nuevos. >> ¿quién se acordó? quién es él?. >> hasta el pelito se levantó, te quedó bien papito. >> venga, dennis, disfruta. >> vamos ahora con lo que pasó anoche en esta novela. ♪. ♪ (cantn). ♪. >> dennis ¿te gusta alejandro sanz? . >> sí. >> ¿sabes qué dice esa canción?. >> no tengo idea. >> otra que no entiende. >> nosotros fuimos testigos de como arriaga quiere salvar a su hija de las garras de don aníbal. >> dennis, quiero que sepa que podría estar tomando una mala decisió