- well, i started talking to the foreman of the crew-- - and you found out what it's going to be ?- yes, a laundromat. a laundromat ? good ! i can bring my clothes in the morning, and wash them while i'm working here. did you hear, mr. brashov ? it's going to be a laundromat next door. - a laundromat ? not good. - why not ? they'll be coming in here all the time asking for change for the machines... and never buying anything. a place like that is going to be nothing but a nuisance. you'll see. no water ! oh, now what ? jamal. see what is wrong back there. - could you change this for me ? - certainly. you wouldn't happen to know the number of the department of water and power, would you ? it's in the book by the phone. why do you need to call water and power ? - we're trying to connect up the washers next door-- - the laundromat ? uh-huh. my foreman went out to turn off the main valve but it didn't work. - the water's still coming out. - oh, it worked all right. he turned off my water. oh, no ! what a mess. sorry. i haven't even introduced myself. - linda blasco. - victor brashov. -

joel foreman, dr. susan bachman, jeffery grossman, executive director of the integrated nano mechanical systems at u.c. berkeley. paul [speaker not understood], director of the material science division at the lawrence berkeley national lab. dr. andrew nelson and our local person, dr. kim [speaker not understood]. it also includes new jersey deputy health commissioner, the connecticut attorney general, as well as abel maldonado who sponsored the california synthetic trip study and today can be found to be most vociferous debunker of its findings as well as other health advocates such as robert f. kennedy, jr. appreciate if you all would take the time. it's only -- it's a short video, to look at it and consider its comments. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> carolyn johnston. >>> hi, commissioners. i am the vice president of the greater west portal neighborhood association and also the chair of the land use committee. and i just wanted to talk to you a little bit about west portal today and what i p

joel foreman, dr. bachman, jeffery grossman, executive director of the integrated nano mechanical systems at u.c. berkeley. paul [speaker not understood], director of the material science division at the lawrence berkeley national lab. dr. andrew nelson and our local person, dr. kim [speaker not understood]. it also includes new jersey deputy health commissioner, the connecticut attorney general, as well as abel maldonado who sponsored the california synthetic trip study and today can be found to be most vociferous debunker of its findings as

let's bring in tom foreman who is breaking down the factts and the myths of obama care so you can figure i'm so glad that you are here, because when there is a live guest on the air, i come armed with the claims they make, and how they can be debunct, because they can be. >> and they can. and start with the big one. when president obama was trying to pass health care reform, he said explicitly, you can keep your own doctor. l let's listen to him talking about that for a moment. >> first of all, if you have health insurance, and you like your doctor and you like your plan, you can keep your doctor, and you can keep your plan. nobody is talking about taking that away from you. >> well, now the department of health and human services says that depending upon the plan that you choose in the marketplace, you may be able to keep your current doctor, and why saying that? and the waffling? because the companies are trying to make sure they are not stuck with some unimaginable cost which means that you may change plans and the doctor may change plans, so most of us will keep our doctors, but the

he not only does high-rise work, he's also a foreman now.super vises 50 workers but it's not easy to deal with a crew trying to make every cent they can. hours worked are self reported. workers want to be credited with as many hours as possible. so haggling is a daily routine. the sly, selfishness of the workers is a source of aggravation for him. past 9:00 p.m. the sun is finally going down in the west. and his long work day comes to an end. he loves looking out over the city from this spot at the end of the day. in the four years since he came to astana, he has worked on a number of buildings. he takes pride in the growth of the city that he has helped build. he lives in a one-room apartment. his monthly rent is $250. his own possessions are limited to this bag he brought when he left his hometown. growing up, he was so poor he didn't always have enough to eat. he says he was desperate to make money and have a better life. in astana, the city of hopes and dreams, men like him put their lives on the line every day to build the city ever big

. >> big night foremaning. >> he gets better with age. 37 years young. payton manning sets the nfl record for the most touchdown passes in the season. giving him 12 on the season, they will beat the raiders 37 in the fourth quarter. manning held the previous record of 11 held by tom brady. one of the rising stars for baseball. the 21-year-old all-star had to be cart caned off his field it's his left knee that doctors are looking at. they lost the gamefy four. the yankees are shutting down the rest of the season. the big fella will start on wednesday night against the rays. a team that the yankees are chasing for their final wild card spot. but they have a change left hamstring that will take 6 to 8 weeks to heal. the yankees are four games back so john, they are going to need a miracle the to make the play offs. >>> . we will see you later. up next on al jazeera, some states are following the lead of republicans in congress and cutting food stamps. plus, on the trao*eus again, why there's an increase of number of undocumented immigrants coming in to the

kenneth proctor was a 23 year federal employee working as a utilities foreman. the father of two will be buried near his home in la plata. arthur daniels was a handyman and father of five working for a furniture contractor. he will also be laid to rest today. they were among 12 people killed by gunman aaron alexis during the shooting massacre. ...maryland gun laws... would not have stopped aaron alexis from buying the shotgun he used during his rampage last week. 2 days before killing 12 people at the navy yard, alexis bought a pump-action shotgun at a store in virginia... and took possesion of it the same day. maryland's laws about background checks only apply to other weapons... mainly handguns and assault rifles. see all of our stories on the navy yard shooting... go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. tense moments on a work construction site in maryland... after a worker gets stuck in the mud. it happened in new market. officials say the man was in a ditch when a water pipe

tom foreman has this week's "american journey." >> reporter: of all the food trucks working the streetsraw customers as quickly as ford fries. no wonder, he is the star chef behind some of the best restaurants, and this latest passion is not just another business. >> i never really wanted to have a food truck for a business. it's too hard work. to go back and serve the city was just something i had a fashion of doing. >> reporter: every meal sold here provides the money for two or three served for free here. this is the nonprofit city of refuge, a center to help some of the city's neediest residents with housing, health care, education and of course, meals. >> on a daily basis we have 200 residents that live on campus, another 100, 150 will come on campus each day to receive the services we provide. >> reporter: it is also a job training center in which people who are struggling learn all the skills needed to work in the restaurant industry and how to put their lives on a positive track. >> i learn basically everything you could learn about cooking. and i've learned also a lot of manage

you're our foreman, maude. she's still bossing you around from beyond the grave? can they do that?i don't mind but my greenback stack's getting kind of slack. how about asking the community for donations? oh, i'm not very good at begging people for stuff. i am. i'd be glad to spearhead the entire begging initiative. thanks, homer. no problem. i'll need a sack and something sharp. well, i guess i could donate these costumes. they're from my last supper pie-throwing sketch. man: here. you can have these fireworks i confiscated. some chinese people claimed they were celebrating new year's in february. ( chuckling ): oh, yeah. those guys and their crazy scams. ( both laughing ) good food, though. this sawdust will soak up the puke from the roller-coaster. it's willie's special blend. ( sniffing ) do i detect a hint of cinnamon? ooh, i'll never tell. praiseland amusement park has its grand opening today. we now go live to its founder, mr. nedward flanders. oh, morning, kent. our volunteers have done an amazing job getting the park ready here. we're going to show springfiel are the wilde

kenneth proctor was a 23 year federal employee working as a utilities foreman. the father of two will be buried near his home in la plata. arthur daniels was a handyman and father of five working for a furniture contractor. he will also be laid to rest today. they were among 12 people killed by gunman aaron alexis during the shooting massacre. ...maryland gun laws... would not have stopped aaron alexis from buying the shotgun he used during his rampage last week. 2 days before killing 12 people at the navy yard, alexis bought a pump-action shotgun at a store in virginia... and took possesion of it the same day. maryland's laws about background checks only apply to other weapons... mainly handguns and assault rifles. see all of our stories on the navy yard shooting... go to fox- baltimore dot com... and click on "navy yard shooting" in the hot topics section on the left side of the screen. a florida man finds himself in 'hot water' after attempting to pay his water bill... with cocaine! water utility employees says a man just walked into their office and handed t

we have chris lawrence, tom foreman and dana bash standing by. but first, jessica, walk us through how this happened. >> reporter: a massacre at one of the most secure facilities in this town, just blocks from the nation's capitol has people across washington asking how could this have happened? chaos and confusion across the nation's capitol. 8:15. an emergency call reaches washington police. word of a shooter at the navy yard. >> within literally two to three minutes, metropolitan police officers were on the scene. internal security had already engage ped, identified and engaged the suspect. we already had victims down at that point. >> reporter: inside a fire alarm is pulled. mayhem breaks out in building 197. >> as he came around the corner he aimed his gun at us and fired two or three shots. >> he was far enough down the hall that we couldn't see his face, but we could see him with a rifle and he raised aimed and fired. >> reporter: the next thing he knows. >> that's when he got shot. he was shot in the head. >> reporter: 8:37, the newsbreak

the water was being blocked and knew where the drains were. >> the foreman knows what's blocking the drains -- sandbags. they've been temporarily put in place for construction. he decides to send one of his men, david winter, into the waist-deep water. >> i saw one workman, david, who was ducking down under the water trying to pull these sandbags out. another man had hold of his hand. >> the worker successfully removes all but one of the bags, but there's one last bag still blocking the drain. david dives into the murky water to grab it. >> nobody sort of realized what had actually happened because everyone had thought, oh, he's just pulling another sandbag up. when he didn't come back up, all hell broke loose. >> the force of the water on top of the bag pushed it through the drain and took him with it. he was above the water, still at that stage, but his legs were wedged into the pipe. >> by removing the bag, david unplugs the drain, and now the pressure of the gushing water pushes so forcefully, it sucks david's legs into the drain. >> i jumped into the water to try and help remove

. >>> a trial date was set today for a foreman school teacher -- former school teacher, charged with molesting a student. 25 felony charges, and accused of sex crimes for more than a dozen of fourth and fifth grade boys. the trial is set for march of next year. >>> the police are crediting a smart phone app to nab a burglary suspect. the investigators used the app, find my i-pad, and arrested this man at his home in san josi, the police were not able to recover the item frs that home, but they did find laptops, stolen from other homes. >>> the city wide youth curfew as a way to have fighting the crime problem if oakland. the district, he says he's planning to introduce the measure at a committee meeting on thursday, that curfew would bar anyone under the age of 18, to be in public areas after 10 p.m.. he's fed up, seeing the young people out on the streets, selling drugs, and other criminal activity. >> when i see the young girls, prostituting in front of my schools, and we all drive by, and see it, but we don't do knitting about -- anything about it. >> if youth is caught utilize in

let's bring in tom foreman now, checking the facts for us, tom what are you seeing?we've been looking at a lot of different claims about obama care, you're right, back when president obama was trying to get health care reform passed, one of the big worries he had to address was from families that were perfectly happy with the way things were, who didn't want change, at least not in their health plans. he made this claim -- you can keep your own doctor, he made it over and over again, and he was emphatic about it. listen. >> first of all if you've got health insurance, you like your doctor, you like your plan, you can keep your doctor. you can keep your plan. nobody's talking about taking that away from you. >> reporter: the problem is, as obama care becomes a reality, it's not exactly playing out that way, even the department of health and human resources seems to be hedging on the president's claim, saying, quote, depending on the plan you choose and the marketplace, you may be able to keep your current doctor. so why this apparent waffling? because simply put, this

later beat george foreman in '93 for the wbo title. he tested positive for hiv in 1996. cause of death was not disclosed. >>> olympic gold medal skier lindsey vonn back on snow. her first time since her crash and major knee surgery. tiger woods' girlfriend plans to race in the 2014 winter olympics. we're hoping for the best for her. >>> hard bodies on display at the body building championship. lou ferrigno who played the incredible hulk won a lifetime achievement there. stan lee was there to honor him, the "hulk" creator. >> if i had those kind of muscles, i would terrify you. >> ferrigno won the mr. universe title twice. still acting and gives inspirational speeches. keep on going. >>> the game was tight. 13-10. so your rival teams, 20 penalties. but don't fight. this is high school. two alabama football coaches throwing elbows there. the players had to help break up the fight. the game-winning coach, by the way, lost the brawl. who is the adult on the field there? >>> coming up, robert patisson as you've never seen him before and probably won't. >>> plus "fifty shades"

let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and control system. we are down to about 15 or 20 relays, down from about 100, which means much less maintenance. this thing had been running for about six months now, but we still have eight cars here to do. >> great job. >> wehave looked at past the elevators and present. now let's look at the future. we are taking a look at some of

. >> editor-in-chief of "gq" magazine he was the jury foreman. >> he didn't need to come forward butome forward for his conscience. but we were wrestling with it as jurors because this man has gone through hell. and he's done something noble. >> but he did kill someone. >> i completely understand that for the people who knew john henkel it's a different story. >> the jury found coleman guilty of second degree murder. on may 8, 2012, he was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison. >> the case of trevell coleman has haunted me. >> when your twin sons said shortly after you were arrested, he said i'll take money from someone and if i get arrested i can go to jail and be with daddy. that must have broken your heart. >> yeah. >> so they understand that that dad chose to turn himself in? >> yes. they're proud of him. i have one really tough one and then one that, yeah, he'll cry. >> coleman had separated from his wife in 2008, but crystal says she's standing by him. >> he said to me that in some ways he feels freer now, even though he is locked up. >> it's a different trevell to me, not on

. >> the school district foreman want on the scene and stated 45 or six hour repair job and parents say the kids can handle it the. >> it is a great school. >> they will adjust. it will be fine. >> the school district spokesman says water should be flowing by noon but tomorrow they will do a more extension i repair. three people in the lincoln town car went to the hospital, one a registered owner of the car. no word from san jose police as to the charms, if any, the three could face. >> it is heating up an the bay area and only a taste of things to come. we will check with abc7 news reporter mike nicco and live doppler 7 hd. mike? >> good morning, everyone, we will set the stage using live doppler 7 hd and the wind. they are light and variable and the sea breeze is gone and today is step one. getting rid of the cooling sea breeze and temperatures are remain warmer now than they were at this time yesterday, especially inland. fairfield is 14 degrees warmer and you know the sea breeze is gone and eight degrees warmer in livermore so temperatures are running in the 70's in most areas and 8

kenneth proctor, a father of two, worked as a foreman, and chicago native, kathy gaarde worked as an analyst. mary knight of virginia was killed so were gerald read and frank kohler and sylvia frasier who worked for four years at naval sea system command. >> people will remember dad just because of the incredible dad and incredible man that he was. >> our heart goes out to folks. we'll go back to the base when it opens again, and do what we do to the best of our ability. >> flags will fly half mast until friday. >> a train cloudied in ottawa today. it hit the bus ripping off the front end. one witness said it crashed into the guardrail of the train. >>> crews are trying to stop a pickup truck from falling off a bridge in new jersey. it was towing a camper this morning, flipped over and broke apart. luckily no one was hurt. crews are trying to tow the truck off the bridge. >>> in colorado, towns have been cut off because of all the rain. death toll dropped from eight to six but there are many still unaccounted for. more than 1500 homes destroyed. >>> residents were evacuated last week

when i meet this man, if you think the world was surprised when nixon resigned wait until i whip foreman's behind. >> you nighted in 1993, the late princess diana was god mother of the youngest 3 sons. frost died from a heart attack after giving a speech. he was 74 years old. back to you. >>> frost began his career in the 1960s as a host of a show that scooped the news. at the time of his death he was working >>> mandela's health remains critical and he will continue with the same care he got in the hospital the president released little information about his health. >>> take a look at the skies and we will talk about it as the news continues on kpix-5. ,, [ telephone ringing ] [ male announcer ] answering your phone between 5 and 7 on a weeknight? not so smart. [ drumming ] buying your own kid a drum set. not so smart. getting a complete meal on the table under 10 bucks? now that's smart. the new kfc $9.99 6-piece deal. 6 pieces of chicken... 3 biscuits, and one large side just $9.99! bringing home a meal the whole family loves for under ten bucks? very smart. today tastes so good. other

. >> this year, it goes to foreman from the congo, the palestinian territories -- to four men. >> u.s. political scientist paul walker campaigns against the use of chemical weapons. this lawyer fights for human rights in the arab world. this was agronomist has increased sustainability in agriculture through his pioneering work, and this gynecologist treats survivors of wartime sexual violence in the congo. the right livelihood award honors people who have helped tackle urgent problems but have been ignored by the nobel committee. this hospital in eastern congo has treated 40,000 victims of mass rape committed by warring militias. the clinic provides women and girls with medical, legal, and psychological help. he has also been lauded for speaking out about the conflict in his country. >> he has made repeated efforts to show the international community that what is going on in the congo is not an ethnic conflict but won over resources, and one which is partly fueled by western interests. >> he has called on the outside world to do more to end the conflict. the foundation said he and oth

>> tom foreman, thank you. that's right.litzer, host of "the situation room." the worst instance of violence on a u.s. military base since the fort hood shootings. 13 killed, including the shooter, 12 innocent victims presumably. that's almost as bad as what happened at fort hood. just a tragic turn of affairs. >> another dozen people injured who were shot, they're okay, most of them in various stages of their condition, but it's a serious situation. >> sad story. have a good show. >> thanks very much. happening now, we're following the breaking news. this is "the situation room" special report, mass shooting at the washington navy yard which is right behind me. chaos and carnage in the nation's capital. 13 people are confirmed dead this hour, one of them a shooter who sprayed gunfire inside a u.s. navy facility. police have now identified the gunman. but they say they don't have a motive, at least not yet, and there is still an urgent hunt under way for another possible, possible suspect. you'll hear this hour incredible st

. >> reporter: ken proctor, civilian you tilled foreman leaved two teenage boys. his ex-wife said he loved them dearly. martin bodrog was 54. he is survived by his wife of 25 years and three daughters. 59-year-old michael arnold had been married for 30 years with two sons. at the navy, he helped to design amphibious ships. >> i am so proud of him. he has just been a really wonderful, wonderful son and a wonderful father and a wonderful husband. he is just -- i'm just proud of him. >> reporter: 62-year-old kathy gaarde was a financial analyst, married for 38 years, her two children are grown. civilian employee john johnson was 73. he leaves his wife and four grown daughters. >> he is just such a man of joy. everywhere he goes, he brings joy. >> everybody has a smile on their face. >> the text i got said he is up in heaven giving a bear hug to all the angels. >> reporter: there is also 51-year-old mary francis knight, 5 2-year-old richard ridgell, frank kohler, arthur daniels, 58-year-old gerald read, and vishnu pandit, a husband, father and grandfather, who loved h

when i meet this man, if you think the world was surprised when nixon resigned, wait till i whip foreman'sehind. >> reporter: his relaxed style seemed to disarm his interviewees. >> did you ever believe that stuff about having the weapons of mass destruction that could be unleashed in 45 minutes or did you never really believ that? >> i believe he was a dangerous man. >> reporter: his charm and wit were legendary. >> to my dear friend, sir david frost. >> reporter: a man who made his mark on politics and television on both sides of the atlantic. annabel roberts, nbc news, london. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg made history by voting with the majority to strike down the defense of marriage act, effectively legalizing same-sex marriage. now, she is believed to be the first member of the high court to preside over a same-sex wedding. yesterday, she married michael kaiser, president of the kennedy center, and his partner, economist john roberts. kaiser said the wedding wasn't about making history, rather, he said it was about marrying the person i love. >>> in just a moment, cha

ken thet worked as a foreman at the navy yard. 51-year-old mary knight of virginia was also killed, soere 58 year gerald read of virginia, frank kohler, and sylv sylvia frazier. have >> he is going to remember dad just for being the incredible father and man that he was. >> our heart go out to folks and we'll go back to work when the base is open again, and do what we do each day to the best of our ability. >> reporter: in honor of the victims flags will fly at half staff at the white house until friday. >>> russia says it has new evidence from syria implicating rebels in the chemical weapons attack. russian's deputy foreign minister is in damascus meeting with syrian authorities. russian has dismissed the un report saying it is one-sided and politicized. let's go now live to paul who joins us from moscow. paul how credible is this evidence? >> very difficult to judge the credibility at the moment because nobody apart from the syrians and the russian deputy foreign minister have seen it. it was presented yesterday, tuesday, while he was in damascus. he also happened to meet the syrian

oh, hey, and we're breaking in the george foreman healthy grill, so bring your chopped meat.my haste to pack, i inadvertently took a 3-pronged adapter. i believe this is yours. we were worried. thank you. hey, can i get you a beer? sure. that's what the air bags are for. by the way, i'm glad you could make it over to my soiree the other night. well, thanks for the invite. i had a great time. you really knocked 'em dead with the charades. of course, you lucked out with the "jake and the fatman." yeah, i really caught a break, huh? yeah. [sighs] the old room. this really takes me back. so, how are you and carrie doing since i left? great. we're doing fine. you sure? 'cause sometimes someone moves out, and everything gets out of whack. [chuckles] trust me, everything's in whack. good. 'cause if my leaving caused any problems, i'd move right back in. [laughs] hey, you'd have to kill me first. [laughs] ah, no, seriously, arthur, i'm, you know, i'm really happy for you. you found your own apartment and, uh, i hope you enjoy it. speaking of the apartment, any chance you could lend m

admit they don't know the basics about the coverage or what it might cost, so we asked cnn's tom foreman to take us on a virtual tour to shop for obama care. >> hey, sanjay, despite all these monumental changes to health care, most of us who have insurance, and that is most of us, probably won't see much change. maybe some modifications. but this is really about the 48 million people who do not have insurance. about half of whom are now expected to buy it through the health care marketplaces. and about 7 million by the end of the year i can point out by the end of the year to give you an idea how fast it is moving along. how will it operate? imagine a store where you can go in and buy one of four different type of health plans, bronze, silver, gold or platinum. here's the difference between them. if you buy at the lowest level, the bronze level, for example, your premium each month will be fairly low, but if you go to the doctor, your co-pay, your deductible and your other fees will be higher. platinum, just the opposite. you will pay a higher monthly premium but at the doctor's office a

it was being demolished and the sheet rock rork and he was talking to the contractor who was the foreman of the job and his exact words were "i don't wanti don't care what goes into this place i'm going to shut them down" and for that reason i stayed away and not until dbi asked me to connect him and i bit the bullet and i did and unfortunate he was gone for the last 90 days and he got back to san francisco last week and i dropped off the packet like required and it was gone the next day. two, our gym doesn't make any noise. it's very quiet. i invite anyone to come by anytime but listening to the laptop making it is noises and the man said himself he's a sound engineer. means he has the ability to manipulate what is happening to his own benefit. i would have spent the money to bring in a third party sound person and i didn't know if it was required and i never got anything from this fellow anyway because he turn in the paperwork and we went in blind. and i didn't spend any money on a lawyer and he's my nephew and a second year law student and he said of course i will do that for you and

when i meet this man, if you think the world was surprised when nixon resigned, wait until i whip foreman's behind. >> reporter: knighted in 1993, the late princess diana was godmother to the youngest of his three sons. frost died suddenly from a heart attack after giving a speech on the "queen elizabeth" cruise ship saturday night. he was 74 years old. edward lawrence for cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "the morning news," festival fatalities. an investigation into the apparent drug overdose deaths of two young people at a music festival in new york. >>> and a frightening flight. why this plane had to suddenly dump its fuel midflight. you're watching the "cbs morning news." best idea ever. but dress for success right? so we started using tide, bounce and downy together. it keeps our clothes looking newer longer. more like the first day we got them. which was back when we had corporate jobs. even if right now we can't afford...well, anything, our clothes look like a million bucks oo, maybe we could sell our clothes [ female announcer ] using tide, bounce and downy together keeps clo

of nine was shot in the back as he tried to escape i kenneth proctor a father of two worked as a foreman at the navy yard. chicago native kathy worked as a financial analyst. 51-year-old mary knight of virginia was also killed. so were gerald read of virginia, 50 the president of a local rotary club. and 53-year-old sill se sylvia r who worked for four years at the naval see systems command. john was a civilian who worked it the washington navat the was. >> people will remember dad for the incredible man he was. >> we'll go back to work when the base is open again. we'll do what we do each day to the best of our ability. >> reporter: flags will fly at half staff until friday in honor. >> continue to follow us online at algentleman sear.com for the latest on the investigation in the washington navy shooting. in colorado a massive clean up is under way. for older residents this is the second time they have had to start over after a similar flood hit the same area four decades ago. jim is in colorado with more. >> reporter: insides the collectively flea market that are trying to move mud th

a funeral is planned for kenneth bernard proctor, 23 year federal employee working as a utility foreman at the naval yard. and family and friends will gather at a church in la plana to remember their father, and two sons, dr. daniels, will also be laid to rest, he was a handyman, and a father of five working for a furniture contractor when he was shot and killed. >>> u.n. chemical weapons inspectors return to syria to complete their investigation on allegations of chemical weapons used on civilians. lebanese officials say the team arrived in beirut and traveled by road to syria. the u.s. and allies say the president bashar al-assad's regime was behind the deadly attack in august killing 1400 people. activist groups now give a lower death toll. >>> a baltimore family is expected to get $50,000 from the city because their daughter was allegedly molested by a mentor whom she met in mental school. he was never part of the school mentoring program. the girl says he picked her up from school and molested her. he is charged with sexual abuse and assault. the city's panel is set to approve a se

wrapped it up in duct tape and kept working and noticed that the blood was still dripping and so his foreman did send him in to get a few stitches, but minor only 12 stitches and he was back to work and is still working as far asvy been told. >> we have hit over 835,000 craft hours on the transit center to date since web corp work started with the utility and the fall of excavation work and 80 percent complete on the over all excavation and some of the other highlights that really in zones one and two were completely into the water proofing and map slab installation and the director and the pour in zones one and two and in the second half of zone one and two and three. and the thermal and grounding and we have the pictures grounding and the excavation is in full zone. and also into zone four. and the utility work. and it remains, the water system. and we were able to successfully repave it first and the intersections at first and second this period. and we are working closely with the water department as well as the other vendors that are in the street somewhere they are supposed to be and s

to the end the existence of the virus in '93 morrison made a name for himself when he upset george foreman but morrison's moment on top was short livedhe lost shortly thereafter to unkown fighter michael benttand then in 1995 was knocked out by lennox lewis in atlantic city he is survived by his wife trisha in tennis - like in most sports - when you're done.you're done. despite the urging from the crowd.roger federer was swept away in straight sets by a relative unkown at the u.s. open. tiger woods not a factor at the deutchebank championship tiger and daughter sam - pga deutchebank tiger and daughter sam - both wearing tiger's victory colors red and blackvery cutebut tiger finished tied for 65th18 strokes back sergio garcia - leader after the 3rd round imploded today with a 73 when the contenders were shooting in the mid 60's. 4th todaywith shots like this on the par 3 17th stenson wins by two strokes pockets $1.44 million bucks ♪ [ male announcer staying warm andry has never been our priority our priority i was and always wl be serving you, the american pple. so we improved priority mai

and that the proposed work will not result in the removal of any history being fabric and that the foreman and the building in the district will be unimpaired if the proposed district were proposed in the future. and it was restorative in nature in part and based on this finding, and the department recommends approval of the project with the conditions approval of the specified and the case report in the motion and includer but not limited to the following. revised drawings should be included as part of the submitting indicating that all stainless steel material including the canopy supports and grills and, shall be painted to match the existing window flames on the building. provide the storing shall be included as part of the building permit including that any attachments to the building including the signs and canopy will be done in a manner that minimizing the damage to the historic fabric and after issuance of the building permit, and prior to the production of the features and the approval of the architectural addendum, the staff shall review the site markups of the materials and as

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