a legacy that speaks for itself. >> i pray that the cathy hughes legacy will be that those that had anced quality of life were affected by my existence and my being in business. were affected by my existence and my being in business. >>> we'll be right back. not everyone who gets meningitis...dies. the infection spread so fast. (overlapping voices) preteens and teens should get vaccinated against meningococcal meningitis, a rare but serious disease. health officials aren't the only voices recommending it. hear ours at voicesofmeningitis.org. >>> that wraps it up for this edition of "our world with black enterprise". be sure to visit us on the web at blackenterprise.com/ourworld. you can also like us on facebook. before we go, we leave you with a few more highlights from this year's women of power summit. >> black enterprise women of power summit is a life-changing event. >> i will never miss the event. >> suggest we're going to fly like eagles because we don't hang with turkeys. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the swivel sweeper max brought to you by ontel produ

cathy fears the long-term effects. >> it's scary.very scary. >> reporter: tomorrow night, the county's library board is expected to meet. we did check that agenda. a report from the library's budget committee is slated to take place. jim? >> thank you, david. >>> the city of fairfax may join nearby jurisdictions to improve the treatment of dogs. tonight's council meeting, residents plan to speak about limiting the time a dog can be tethered outside. state laws don't set any limits. so neighborhoods like arlington and alexandria have moved on their own. >> we're trying to institute a three-hour limit on the tethering or change of dogs within the city of fairfax. we have provided pictures of this to the city council and to the mayor and to various departments that have wanted to see proof of what happens when a dog is tethered outside and not paid attention to. >> tonight's meeting, council members will decide what, if anything, to do about this issue. to find out what sparked the fight for fildo, visit nbc washington's website and sea

but i was very lucky to have these amazing colleagues-- michael dawson and cathy cohen. and particularly cathy cohen who is an african-american woman, she's a lesbian, she's a feminist, and every day, she asked me questions that were much harder than any questions i'd ever been asked before around not just race in politics, but race, gender, sexual identity, class. she and my students and others around me really pushed me to think in different ways, so that... >> hinojosa: so what was one of those questions where you thought you had it all pat, and then all of a sudden she poses a question to you and you're stumped? what kind of a question? >> so i mean, this is a silly example, but i'd written an introduction that in part included a reference to the cosby show, and saying that "in the 1980s, so many of us who were growing up related to one of the characters in the cosby show." you either thought of yourself as denise or vanessa or rudy. and she says, "you know, melissa, if you're black and queer, you didn't actually relate to any of them." you know, if you're black and

truett cathy'' falleci esta madrugada en su casa a os 93 años de edad....el empresario abri su primer fund dos dcadas despus la cadena ''chick-fil- a''... ---cathy tambin fue duramente crticado por su posicin conservadora ante el matrimono entre personas del mismo sexo... la familia fundo la organizacin ''win- shape'' que ayuda a niños a travs de programas de apoyo y becas... juanfra/topvo ---san jose fue una de las primeras ciudades en la bahia en contar con uno de estos restaurantes y la apertura del local caus protestas... ---esto ocurri en el aÑo 2012 y defensores de las parejas del mismo sexo se reunieron en las afueras del nuevo establecimiento llamando a un boicot... ---hace unos meses el hijo de cathy dijo en una entrevista que su familia apoya la definicion biblica de la unidad famliar... lorena/topvo ---tambien hoy en san francisco la corte del noveno circuito escuchar los argumentos sobre matrimonios del mismo sexo en los estados de hawaii, idaho y nevada... ---el tribunal escuchar tres series de argumentos y se espera una gran audiencia en estas salas ... --- el matrimonio

police chief cathy lanier are expected to outline a pilot program later this morning. burdine is live outside the wilson building with what we know so far. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there are more ways than one to get caught on camera. there are cell phone cameras, speed cameras, red light cameras, dashboard cameras and now on d.c. police officers, body cameras. we first learned about this plan earlier this year. now it's official. they plan to release all this information with chief cathy lanier about how they will implement this plan. there are several types of cameras that could be worn on d.c. police officers. they can wear them on their lapels, their chest or their caps. laurel police officers already started using cameras very similar to the ones d.c. will be using last year. we don't know all the details of d.c.'s camera plan just yet but the hope is these cameras will improve the relationship between police and the public. the d.c. police union does support the use of these cameras. chief cathy lanier said the use of the cameras will ensure the s

truitt cathy started with one store and grew to a worth of $5 billion.itt cathy was 96. >>> and featured in nbc's "chicago fire" hit by a tree riding her bicycle. >>> and one shot of arn experiment vaccine. in his "meet the press" intervee president obama says the u.s. has a responsibility to lend a hand in western africa. >> we have to make this a national security priority. >> it's going to be u.s.-led? >> as usual. >> still to come, in revelations in mcdonald's corruption scandal and government gets into minutia of all things, s'mores. "scrambled politics" is next. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. thlook what i got.p. oh my froot loops! [sniffs] let's do this? get up! get up! get up! get up! loop me! bring back the awesome... yeah! yeah! yeah! with the great taste of kellogg's froot loops. follow your nose! it's time to bring it out in the open. it's time to drop your pants for underwareness, a cause to support the over 65 million people who may need depend underwear. show them they're no

>>chick-fil-a founder truett cathy has died. cathy died just after midnight... surrounded by loved ones. his business began near atlanta in 19-67. it grew to become one of the nation's largest restaurant chains. cathy always insisted on keeping his restaurants closed on sundays... in honor of his christian faith. he also wrote a number of best- selling books on business, finance and faith. he was 93. british leaders are offering concessions to the voters of scotland, as a new poll suggests growing support for scottish independence. the sunday times reports, the scottish support breaking away on their own, 51 percent to 49. scotland has been part of the u-k for more than 300 years. and to keep it that way, britain is now offering the scots greater authority over their country's spending and welfare rates if they *reject independence. election day is september 18-th. a 6-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital after he was attacked by a mountain lion in northern california yesterday. the boy was hiking with his family near this cupertino winery when the mountai

test to get into college and we are working with the mtss which is the multipurpose, senior center, cathy davis, if you know cathy, a commitment to her and she is currently under construction and the organization is instructing a new housing tower and we are supporting her in that enterprise as well as providing services to the homeless. and we also supporting the clean city, organization, called sfclean city. we are making a donation to replant a park on the corner, and to make that a park and education center. we also made alicia winterstein significant commitment to the corner stone baptist church down the street at third and paul avenue. and so we have i believe that we are doing what we promise to and we are showing the commitment now and several of the members of community that listen to us and see what we are doing is committing to us. it is going to help the neighborhood and san francisco in again general. >> robert lacy, and terry mcquill, and roger, and john larson. >> if i called your name you can approach the podium. >> >> good evening, i am robert lacy and i am here, in the c

so, i think and certainly, anne warren has been informed because cathy and they are part of the same committee. >> yeah. >> do you have a comment? >> two things, my name is mentioned so i felt compelled to say something. i happen to know the staffer for assembly person yamada and i was going to go up and testify at the august meeting but i got busy down in the office. so i dashed up a couple of pages on some of the issues that would maybe prevent an integrated state wide approach, for the long term care, and those opinions who are not those of the council or of any of the collaboratives that i work with in the city. but it is just, and myself, communicating with robin who i met first when he worked for the senator, henry, years ago, and between jobs he came to san francisco and he trained to be a ombudsman and he went back up into the state and it is a significant issue and we have to be remember and we have to remember that the administration on aging has a expanded wall in the community living and administration and whatever the state does to integrate the long term care at the sta

>> good evening, commissioners, my name is adrian, wu and i am the chair person of the board, and cathy, who is our executive director of nihonmachi was unable to make this hearing and so i was asked to read a message from her, dear planning commission members i am sorry to not be able to attend this important hearing in person for 40 years, they have provided exceptional preschool and school age after school program for over 200 children each year, here in san francisco. we are a japanese and bi lingual that strives to offer service to populations of family in san francisco. it is proposing this school preschool edition to provide a secure home for the agency to relocate and expand our bush street preschool program from its current leased location. and we have leased space on the japanese language school for over 36 years. and currently we have a 5-year lease that will expire on october first of 2014, the landlord has asked us to seek an alternative site and a lease extension will need to be negotiated with the assurance that nlf will vacate the premiseses in the future, there is great

we'll tell you what diners in haddonfield will soon be able to fill their glasses with. >>> cathy. >> mainly clear skies out there right now, but an area of high pressure off the coast is going to be bringing the clouds toward the delaware valley for at least the start of this coming weekend. we'll take a look at how long that will last and how warm it will get for the lasts day of summer. >>> plus, prince harry to the rescue. why he raised this little girl on his shoulders it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we're asking this sports town which blueberry greek yogurt is their champion. it's the bottom of the 9th, who's it going to be? get your greek yogurt here! can i ask you a question? which one tastes the best? a tastes better. a. i love. lift it up and see what the winner is. who is it? no way. it's yoplait! i knew it! do you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani. hoorah! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself. go boston! >> mere is something we don't see every day, armadillo's on the loose. heavy rainfall in texas caused a water to spill over roadw

cathy farrell [speaker not understood]. the airport is seeking your approval to the fourth amendment to an existing contract with [speaker not understood]. the proposed amendment would increase the not to exceed amount by 2.83 million dollars. future amendments to the contract would increase the not to exceed amount by another $1.7 million for a new total contract amount of $13.7 million. the program includes the refurbishment of the two piers that makeup the airport to terminal 3, which is the united terminal. originally these two projects remained separately, but as work progressed and the scope of the renovations increased, the airport reorganized the projects under one oversight construction management contract with pgh wong. previous amendments were not subject to board of supervisors approval as they did not meet 9.1 88 threshold amount. this amendment and future amendments would bring it over the $10 million amount requiring board approval. the scope of work for this contract includes project controls and reporting d

a judge ordered the new trial for cathy woods. she initially admitted to it, while under psychiatric care, but later recanted. >>> a prosecutor and a dna worker have been reassigned because they had an affair. the two worked on the 1989 killing of cathy zimmer. her body was found in a quilt in a car. she was strangled. the district attorney revealed his leadership can criminalist, amanda cardinas. >>> former governor, arnold schwartzenegger back in the state capitol today for the first time since leaving office. kpix5's phil matear joins us live for the reason for arnold's sacramento sequel. >> reporter: that's a good way to put it. governator 2 showed up today. he's had more than his share of controversy, but it was all smiles and hugs today for the unveiling of the official portrait of action star turned governor, arnold schwartzenegger. >> i've seen so many people, and so many cameras for a news conference. >> the 38th governor of our great state, the honorable arnold schwartzenegger. >> and i have to say that i have missed bei

police chief cathy lanier just released a statement this evening. she tells us, quote, the video speaks for itself. i was shocked when i saw it. there is no excuse for an officer to be unaware of the policy. news4's tom sherwood takes a closer look now at the confrontation and the pol >> reporter: cyclists routinely ride by the martin luther king downtown. but it was different last sunday at 6:30 p.m. cyclist andrew heining stopping 20 yards away began videotaping these police officers deali with a suspect in a fight. that's when officer cc reynolds approached heining, firmly interrupting the video. >> this is a crime scene. you're videota right now. that pequot laks you part of it your little camera phone, that can be useds evidence. do you understand? >> reporter: a police complaint followed by heining and backed up by the seven-minute video says the officer was improperly demanding identification and requesting the right of the citizen to videotape the scene. you got any i.d. on you? >> i don't. >> reporter: what are you doing down here? >> bicyc

police chief cathy lanier unveiled new body style cameras which can be worn on eyeglasses or the chest. or than 100 60 officers will take part in a six-month pilot program, and achieve says it will benefit both officers and the general public. >> sometimes it is a he said/she said, and people get frustrated on both sides. >> they will not be the first to wear body mounted cameras. the d.c. six-month program will cost about $1 million. >> and if you are planning on driving on 16th street in washington, ddot will begin closures between colorado avenue and 17th, and they will be paving. this will be fine. the work is scheduled to be complete by saturday, october 11. >> new at 6:00, a mother speaks. hear her story, only on abc 7. what she says happened to her daughter and the man arrested. >> and a lot in the market for now. >> and i am doug hill in the belfort furniture weather center. partly cloudy. to the northwest, pretty heavy thunderstorms right now. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- 7 news at 6:00, on your side.

. >> where's cathy. >> oh! >> look at this, fresh squeezed, she's excited.ook at that. >> you have the most energy of any person in quakertown. we got out of the truck today at 6:00 this morning, and she's like ahh. she was great, though, woke us up. >> this is aj over here. he works with me all the time. this is danny, right here. this is our cafe. please, sample some of our fresh orange juice. it is our -- doing fabulous, mexican specials. >> yes? >> are we still talking? >> no, you haven't stopped talking since 6:00. >> lock at the sign, though. >> geez. >> i helped you out. did you like my sign? >> did i. i have a new friends. i love it. thank you so much. >> married woman? >> i am married. my husband works nights. i work days. so we get along very well. >> go back into your coffee shop and drink some more coffee. >> no, no, no. hey, next -- now we will take a break, we continue down broad street. can we do it? we'll find out. >> hey, marilyn russell, what's up, native philadelphian, welcome our new girl hal ex hole toy good day philadelphia. >> oh, that

comedian cathy let was a good friend of joan rivers. she said joan rivers paved the way for female comedians. >> any comedian working today could say the things today if not for joan rivers. when she burst onto the television screens, women had to be decorative. think about betty draper in mad men. then a lo long came joan. she told the truth about pregnancy, child birth, menstruation, divorce, aging. i always say she had a black belt in tun fu. she could have pity one liners. who she took aim at with hilarious accuracy. brilliant comedian, great timing like watching a jazz musician. she's left a fantastic legacy of laughter. funny standup comedians owe her so much. she put a lot of work and effort in crafting the one liners. i often think what would joan do? if i get attack aed by twitter trolls or at a party by some man. i think what would joan do? she would come out guns blazing. doctors should prescribe her on a prescription. i don't think any woman should go out in public without having a couple of joan rivers one liners tucked up

police chief cathy lanier in the search for felicia rudd. bittersweet day for redskins fans. the team did win their home opener but without rg iii who dislocated his ankle during the game. morris holmes has been following this all afternoon. what does the team think about the injury? what let me say it is very difficult watching how badly robert griffin iii wanted to xl the season. >> it's painful to see the video of what happened. but be advised as we show it to we just feel sick about it. the redskins won their game but cost are starting order back. the official diagnosis is a dislocated ankle. flushed down the pocket on the run and lands funny on that ankle, when down and stay down for several minutes, clearly in a lot of pain. and he'shletic move still able to make a completion. he was carted off to the field. obviously he did not come back will stop here is robert griffin iii. but you never want to get hurt. you want to be available where your teammates. it was not hit or anything, it was just something that happened. in moments like these, you've got to keep the faith.

cathy ruso, and announced that mr. benny wo ng is nominated by the commission to become an additional member of the advisory council and we also have reports from the field, both are parts of the aging and adult service came to clarify the guidelines to the advisory council, regarding the site visits that we make to the agencies that are funded by the department of aging adult services. the presentation was very informative, and the packets that they gave us was very or had, showed the questions that they asked, so as to when we as the council members go out will not duplicate and ask the same types of questions and we as council members go as consumer and not as a staff member from the department. our education committee trains at the center, and that is part to develop, to mr. mario and narara of the department of aging and adult services, this is, marcy, myself, and also, mrs. patty clement, are doing very well and they are well and attended and our next training will be in october. and we had a call for a nominatin

they announced in truett cathy passed away after midnight. he was 93 years old. his business began in atlanta. the company is privately held by the family with his son, dan named the ceo last year. >>> twitter announced it will test a buy button. they will see the button on the apple. when you hit the button the entire buying process is in the apple. yoapp. you don't have to leave twitter. it's not a seamless as the buy button will be. >>> independence hall was honoured with a street retrailinrenamingtoday. it was five and 6, called world heritage way. it is is a partner in the world heritage cities. it has full heritage status. that is encouraging. >>> over to sky6. and meteorologist, cecily tynan has the possibility of rain in the forecast when here you go. mm, spicy! you mean her? no, it's the spicy smoked sausage sandwich, honey, s-see? see the spice? right. it better be. you going to the car? we're going to eat in the car. add some spice to your day with dunkin's spicy smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. the smoked sausage you crave, now spicy! grab one today

police chief cathy lanier has a 75% approval rating and she believes her police department may be among the best in the country. still that department had nearly 400 civilian complaints against police officers last year. >> you can see they're wearing different models, different styles of cameras. we're going to be testing five different camera styles. >> reporter: the department is counting on new body worn cameras to reduce the number of complaints which range from abusive language to aggressive police to forcing motorists to wait in their vehicles for long periods during routine stops. >> we can't prove or disprove the allegation and that's frustrating for everybody because they're on official call for service and are lawfully at a premises. they're going to be recording. that's all the whole point. >> i want to advise you me and my partner are both wearing cameras today. >> reporter: the number of complaints against officers have been reduced by 80%. >> that tells me our members have been doing things right almost a of the time and there was no way to verify. now that the public kno

you'll remember congress, cathy castor is here. give cathy a big round of a mrauz. there she is right there. [applause] your wing commander, colonel dan sully, your senior enlisted leaders command sergeant major chris grecka, command sergeant major chris farris, chief master sergeant matt lusahn. and most of all, i want to salute all the spouses and military families on base because let's be honest. they're the force behind the force. [applause] i spent time with some of them last night and it's clear why our military is the finest fighting force in the history of the world and it's because our military families are serving right along side you. i know we've got some air force in the house. it's great to be at the home of the sixth air mobility wing. 927, their refuelling wing, centcom, we've got some army here, navy, marines. coast guard? we love our coast guard. now, i'm not here to give a long speech. what i really wanted to do was come down and just shake some hands. i just received a brefing from general austin and met with your commanders, met with representat

applications would have to be approved by police chief cathy lanier. if an application is does denied, the applicant would have a chance to appeal that decision. >> i happen to be one that really does not support having people walking around with guns concealed otherwise in the district of columbia. >> nine other states in the united states that have this discretionary measure law that is vital to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. >> reporter: the plaintiff is the original lawsuit against the d.c. gun laws say they feel this bill doesn't do enough and gives police too much power. if the bill is passed it would have to be reviewed by a judge. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, vanessa, in front of the wilson building this morning. >>> forensic results are expected later today in the disappearance of hannah graham. >> the tests were performed on items collected from jesse matthew's apartment, a person of interest in the case. >> investigators issued a wanted poster monday. they believe the man seen in two surveillance videos with graha

police chief cathy lanier said she was shocked when she saw video of an officer interfering with a man in an arrest sunday in downtown d.c. the video shows the officer urging the man to leave telling him he's becoming part of the investigation. chief lanier says the matter is under investigation and two years ago she issued a department memo saying citizens do have the right to record officers performing their job in public. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9 first alert weather. >> we issued a yellow alert for tomorrow for nothing heavy, light rain and showers, nuisance stuff. that will occur between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. i think some of the games will be played. your youth soccer games will probably be played, nothing heavy and no lightning, time frame 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. evening hour should be okay. wet for the terps, might need sunscreen for sunday's home opener. futurecast 9:30 saturday morning 60s, kind of cool, mostly cloudy. all the activity is winchester west back into the mountains. you've got some time early in the morning tomorrow to do some stuff outside, maybe a quick

cathy lanier will then approve them on a case by case basis.he bill calls for applicants to prove that they face a dangerous threat and it requires a training course. this vote came as a result of a ruling by a federal judge who said d.c.'s ban on conceal carry was unconstitutional. again, mark segraves will have much more on the decision in a live report coming up on news4 at 5:00. at the live desk, i'm kristin wright. >>> now to the dramatic escalation in the war on isis. overnight, u.s. forces launched air strikes on terror targets in syria, and they had backup from several arab nations. news4's steve handelsman is live at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: here at the white house in his address to the nation two weeks ago, president obama vowed to take the invite against isis into syria and promised to do it as part of a coalition that includes arab nations. and now he has. out of the syrian sky came precision guided warheads. 120 terrorists reported killed in all. here, an isis command building. two dozen targets reportedly stru

cathy burke, and she offered me pumpkin pie and i explained what i do, i follow the candidates alongail, i film debates and film meet and greets and rallies and post them on youtube. and then i link to them and put them on my website, which is called about forsythe.com and facebook and twitter so voters can hear from their candidates and try to make an educated decision. >> so to be very clear, you weren't doing anything here that you haven't done before? you weren't boisterrous or using profanity or making a scene, fon of that was taking place, correct? >> correct, in three weeks earlier i had filmed a similar rally in the city of roswell, where the same candidates were present. and i filmed unfettered and had actually a very nice video that i put on youtube from the rally in roswell. >> mr. finch, the arresting officer was later cleared of any wrong doing. what's your response to that? and were your clients rights violated here? >> well, we think first of all that this investigation that took place was rather quickly done. there were 75 people or more that were present at burt's fa

services of blue shield and tracey barns prornlt responsibility restraining order responsible for the cathy here, here to talk about the services of you're the care and how your members access he urgent care i'd like to break my comments into 3 sections generally that about the limited access to urgent care the best way for members to access ushth care hmo and to assess it and winldz team works with the medical groups to make sure there's sufficient access and to the best of our abatement directing the urgent care to the care setting setting. with that said our care partners have a vested interest in moving emergency care to the setting in most of their contracts they're responsible for the professional components of any emergency room claim and as a result you're responsible for the part but the provider have skin in the game and want to direct the urgentcy care we work with the emergency groups to educate our members through communication, through our member services team but we also work with the medical groups to communicate to our members as well. and we have about 45 or 60 percent of

just cathy. like apocalypse. >> i saw the houses explodes one after the other. that fast. in three or four minutes it would jump from one house to the other. >> there is usually something left. there is nothing left. >> a bell. but not a church. a view. frames of church. but no's. a fogs. -- a foundation. but nothing left. >> terrible to know to your neighborhoods have no home. >> they are strong in the desperate days. >> even in the worst you can find something to be thankful for. >> they are. >>> crews have worked to contain a fast-moving wildfire in madera county south of yosemite that destroyed 33 homes and forced evacuation of 600 people burned 320 acres and 40 percent contained. the flames have destroyed three water wells serving the community. we will follow the fires on air and online with more coverage on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> in the southwest, there will be plodding when odile moves to the desert. in southern california heavy rain caused flooding with storms derailing the train, ripped off a roof and sent small planes crashing into vehicles at an airport ne

police chief cathy lanier tells abc 7 her department is putting more resources into shutting down these riders. what a shame. a beautiful day today. lovely weekend. >> last day of summer. happens every year this time. we go from summer to fall. yeah. it looks like generally pretty good. wednesday night, thursday, a couple chances of rain. but first up tonight, take a look at our graphics. because fall begins at 10:29 tonight. and as we celebrate the transition from summer to fall, our friends in the southern hemisphere will be making the transition from winter into spring here. so yes. crazy how that happens. in any case we'll be in fine shape weatherwise through the evening. looking down the river, a few high clouds getting a little bit west an hour from sunset right now. 72 degrees reagan national. winds will diminish. 76 the official high. very close to the average of 77. the morning low of 65 degrees. cooler tomorrow morning. we have a head start on falling temperatures with the sun angle lower and soon after sunset temperatures will drop more quickly. still 72 degrees in fredericks