. >> albans plans to close 76 stores. as part of a plan to save the company $40 million a year. it is not known which locations will close. they currently operate more than 8200 stores across the country. five former employees are convicted of fraud for helping him carry out a bonds scheme. his longtime secretary was among those convicted in federal court. the defense attorneys had argued the employees were also victims of the scheme. he pleaded guilty to fraud in 2009 and is serving a 150 year prison term. grub hub is giving investors something to chew on. the chicago- based company announced that they will offer more than 7 million shares at $20 each. putting the value of $1.7 billion. the largest on-line food delivery service in the united states. plans to extend service to more cities across the country. planning to list stocks under the symbol grub. >> it is called the ms project. he is joined by the director of the illinois department of public health. thank you for coming in. this is the latest lottery drawing. tell me how that works. the reason we have a lottery is to ra

also studied at st albans in chiquita transferred to auckland university i was a bunny and ukraine. i was just in ukraine since the beginning of the content of the one hundred ft ukrainian since as the continent's intent of the opera contamination said you can have gotten ten hospitals in on becoming the pregnant women and little children the children to be sent to schools and preschools. education department to exclude them the helpless and lost it this is a kitchen of the house was at the medina fiji japan and greece. cook some countries such compulsion was included on my key limes for today there is enough products for volunteers asked how else the chance to plug it in use they have to buy a bunch and lunges to cause them. judge and is already gay children lots of ties which have advanced a monkey and he recommends the militants. i was afraid of them because they were sitting. this family list is given a moment it was not known the pain and his son a few of them as the conditions and kindness imagined. imagine buying them left at his business he doesn't act and act and sing in th

albans came to me in october of last year, he had just bought a home before they put the new fema rate into effect. he thought he'd be paying a little over $1,000 in the flood insurance on a $150,000 house. guess what? $14,000 was the rate he would have to pay he said i'm going to walk away, i'll get foreclosed on, this is my dream home. for richard, that's why all of this is important today, for all the richards out there across the country who have had sticker shock, who haven't been able to cope, who have been upset about this and wondering, is anybody going to help me here? so what i think we've learned today is whatever the scenario, whether you're in a mountain or -- in a mountain situation by a river or if you're in an urban area in new york or in florida, these problems were deep, expensive, discouraging and unable for people to understand a way out. and i think that's what we're giving them today. we're still -- the reforms that were built into the first biggert-waters bill, many of those remain. we're refining those to make sure they make common sense. we're making sure that

in many states, there is albanism. not a big deal, you put on your sunglasses. in many parts, they don't want someone without pigment. i think there were two nobel prize winners. >> that's one thing disability advocates will say. a lot of people with incredible existed. >> let me give you an example. i had a request from a deaf coup, herred tarial deaf, and they wanted deaf. they wanted to create a child that was deaf like them. there's a separate question, can you use genetic testing if it makes the child worse off or less than it might have been. my answer is no. so many questions being raised, none more than this without news of people in britain, looking into the possibility of parents being 3-parent. >> remember your high school textbook where the cells are dividing. it takes power. you need energy. there's a mitochondria, the battery park, the energy factory. when they are not right, the battery doesn't work. you get diseases if it's not right. we can take the mitochondria from a normal egg and put them into an egg from the woman who has the condition. fer

in the alban and eats and very beautiful song brazilian some bacon in the seventies as the editor of the parents to end its resistance and and asked if the game is to get children to be me an lx and sometimes skill. and what i had this big surprise that the tag on them and a theater play from brazil that i mean we're dealing with foi new almaty and why wasn't entitled to our children and it is the other down that same song everything's connected. so much for coming in speaking to marry at twenty one tcu containing an intense day to get local tunes on the session a maximum eighteen now. another mediation pacing and there is a musical parents mrs had seen because six of these bits i made for walking we've had big eyes and a tiger and on with out them cool in the wind. this special event the international community made it clear not to cross the red mile. all this twenty first two thousand thirteen damascus the distance were victims of chemical weapons france and the us britain the heated air strikes. after many days back and forth certifying the chain agreed to destroy this talk of che

alban monday night at this $1 million home in silver spring. today we learn he died from blunt force trauma. another man turned up in critical condition with gunshot wounds at the hospital. no arrests have been made. >>> the man wanted for abducting his 11-year-old daughter is charged with killing his wife. timothy virts is charged in the murder of bobbie cortez at her dundalk home yesterday. police say virts abducted their daughter caitlyn and has not been seen since. so that amber alert is expanded to include west virginia and north carolina. it's a lookout for the 1999 dodge durango virts is believed to be driving with maryland tags 5aj4458. if you've seen that vehicle or seen caitlyn or her dad, police call police. >>> more scrutiny today for the troubled d.c. fire and ems department, but now the spot plight is on the troubling number of d.c. firefighters allegedly involved in criminal behavior. at least a dozen have been arrested in the past year. the arrests have been for anything from domestic violence, drug charges to sex assaults. two