someone who is going to the e.r. for a nonpsychiatric illness. pervis sit they cost around $262 for treatment in the e.r. of accuse symptoms of mental health issues. this has cost our country about $38.5 billion in 2014 which is up $20 billion since 2003. and really what we're seeing is a crisis in the community around me ventive -- preventive health for mental health issues. >> still a stigma dealing with mental health issues? >> in part but we're also seeing a lack of availability of mental health providers. # 9.3 -- 89.3 million americans live in federally designated mental health professionalism positivished areas. so in -- impoverished areas so in truth they don't have access in the community to mental health providers that can help them so they're turning to their e.r. out of desperation to treat their symptoms. >> turning to e.r. out of disration, number one they're probably not seeing anyone trained in psychology or psychiatry. what will you be talking about the sip -- talking about at the symposium that offe

wanted to make it clear to everyone i'll try to be brief i'll answer my questions i'm excited to see e.r. is that did soto cab will be another taxi the taxi industry need to be recast number one conferring has to be the top priority and the reliability and the technology innovation the taxi consumers was asked about app and the majority have no idea you can book a cookbook with an app if you look at the color councilman at the google and the apple store logo is here it was a big decision to give up the soto brand from dispatch years ago it was hallow with our new consolidation fly whole you'll leverage every taxi and wait less than 5 minutes for us to retain the large volume and enjoy this back to the industry we must support the fly whole and let the industry know this is a great view and my medallion holders and regular customers we think this is actually popular and hope to bring the brand recognize and brand back to the industry maybe a move out of the necessity we're leading the move in innovation and maybe thrive by thinking this way if you have any questions. >> good luck. >> is t

the government said e.r.as closed as an austerity measure and the management was corrupt and faithful. 2,500 people that lost their jobs did not take it well. some occupied the student trying to keep it on air. accusing the government of closing it because of their report, out of step with others that backed the government and austerity. it was replayed by mnerek. a skeleton staff. they'll return to the new channel. the government saying most of those fired will come back. the funding will come from licence fees collected through power utility bills. >>> ethiopian government as been accused of being behind cyber attacks. working at a chapel that covers the country. it's ethiopian television. according to a report from the toronto based watchdog, the journalists have been targeted by spy ware traced back to insa. citizen lab reported on these a year ago and identified spying software developed by hacking team, based in millon. citizen hack said it works for the government despite being revealed last year. it i

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> iraq state television says government forces backed by allied shiite and sunni fighters have begun -- to recapture tikrit from isis. tikrit is one of the largest cities controlled by isis. >>> a $50,000 reward is being offered to find the killer of the opposition leader who was shot and killed friday. even though vladimir putin promises to find the killer, some suspect the government was involved in his death. clarissa ward has more from moscow. >> reporter: arms with flowers and flags, tens of thousands took to the streets. there were shouts of russia without putin. but for the most part the march was a solemn occasion. some of them carried banners that said i am not afraid but in reality. many of them are very afraid. surveillance video shows th

you're right where you were in 2013 when uber and lift went on the streets we heard not a peep from you e.r. the mayor he know the mayor is out of other people's pockets and what happened then and that was declared a miscellaneous method who jumps in the public works headed by mr. peavy we know is - >> thank you, sir thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> madam president, supervisors, department people i'm thomas robert simpson thank you for the warm welcome to the special visits from the western edition i'm here to say i think it is really important that a number of you are here who live within 5 or 6 blocks maybe 8 blocks of this chamber my hope and my wish is that they will get an inspiration or something one-on-one within them that says oh, this is an african-american that used to live in my neighborhood the president of the chamber oh, it's the african-american woman from the other part of town that's from this chamber also or there's a gay white man part of the chamber they'll say off a oh a possibility i my one day be a part of this chamber so i welcome you're we

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> consumer alert. staples found in homes is under a massive recall. >> reporter: tonight kraft foods say they are recalling six and a half million boxes of their original mac and cheese because of possible metal inside the box. >> that is not good at all. >> reporter: parents we spoke to are concerned about the recall. which kraft says affects only the original flavor of macaroni and cheese in seven and quarter ounce boxes. boxes with a best-buy date on the side between september 18 and october 11 should be returned to the place of purchase for a refund. >> did you ever look at a date on the box of mac and cheese. >> no i never looked at the date. >> reporter: kraft said eight people complained about finding medal so far. no injuries have been repor

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> tomorrow the d.c. government kicks off potholepalooza. thousands of potholes created over the winter. the city's transportation department says it's already filled nearly 7300 potholes over the past two weeks. if there's a pothole you hit every day, head to wu wusa9.com. >>> you ever try to park your car in the district and wonder what that sign means? wusa 9 has been working to help parkers where this sign has folks scratching their head. it's right along the 1200 block of kenyan street. it says there's no parking tuesday during a two-hour window. look at the sign below. it says except monday for basically the whole day. when we alerted d-dot, they said a technician would show up and check things out. the confusing sign remains in place. >> what

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> eight games in four days and now finally the sweet 16 is set for the ncaa basketball tournament. top seeds fell and the virginia cavaliers are among those who will be watching from home. for some teams revenge is a dish best served cold. but for virginia, well they just can't seem to find the recipe. and the spartans head onto the regional. >> reporter: michigan state, a 7 seed bounced the second seeded cavaliers from the dance for the second time in two years. and they weren't the only tournament favorites packing their bags -- early. kansas and villanova, both poised for deep post season runs, were upset at the hands of the lower seeds. most of the other tournament heavyweights, punched their ticket to the sweet 16. a number of cinderellas stopp

a group that was saturday night under dianne feinstein that recognized the people that do projects e.r. improve services or operations in someway and show exceptional leadership vision and in someway make a difference to the city at large this year i was privileged to nominate 5 outstanding port managers that worked as a fiscal united to finance and operate the new james r. henry another crews their (calling names) so are any of them in the room if you are could you stand i see john and peter daily that's it okay. so 2 of the 5 are here very quickly the award will be bestowed or in them at city hall it's a good government award there the municipal financial committee recognized for their various participation in the cruise terminal el lane forbes forbes is recognized and she worked on various financial strategies to include u exclude the port bond and megan is recognized for her incredible budget and cost evaluations and her work with the engineering team and john work was the co-project manager he created a viable plan that took the part time crews and married that with event in parki

have to continue to advocate and say that muni is wrong with scaling back service during spring break e.r. holidays that's not the right way to operate. >> noted shall i continue. >> go ahead. >> we talk about bus and rally wanted to talk about equality for a moment we were able to look at the householder of commuters between daytime and night time hours in yellow you see the daytime is a quarter of commuters are in maybe i consider low and moderate income of up, up to two hundred 65 thousand and the same people commuting in night time hours. >> turning for a moment at certain times especially in the maintained it 5:00 a.m. period when transit options are at their secure it taxis are the only viable choice for people to get around, of course they're more expensive and so one of the recommendations that has been touched on here is one thing we could do to make taxis a more affordable as opposed to option to have taxi regulations this is authorized in the transportation coincide but required tjpa to move forward i know we have the mta's taxi group that might be to answer questions another t

institutions and churches really the type of place where the factories in the neighborhood can run e.r. rabid and speciality tracks for people to come around the city and get the best of san francisco that violent urban atmosphere we have this is a snapshot how to get to polk street most people walk there it is like and mentioned a dense residential neighborhood so a lot of folks with coming from nearby and a lot of folks take the transit to permitting operate the service on polk street and on the east west streets and people bike there bicycle sharing is 7 percent strong and on pong it is the only north-south bike routes due to the topographic so an important biking route and 167g9 percent of people drive to polk street but also our analysis shows that polk street has a significant safety problem we started out this project looked at 5 years of collision history 22 people walking and biking we are hit during that 5 year period from the get-go even though the street was repaved and sewer improvements that project this had to be driven by safety vision zero with the city to make a cultu

believe there's any tenant p and quality of case management could engage in services that benefit him e.r. her we'll be engaged that the mayor's office and with you we'll be dropping those if not to expand the budget dui but to add the lower ratio while we expect xyz a couple for things i'll open up to you guys the report noted some administrative improvements we could make within h s a i am glad we've tubed with our providers a little bit which is the interaction with cash and the cap program and the stability of tenants in the supportive housing issue with that through the cash program even folks who are not accident cash grant the local system cash between 480 up pays for rent the cap has requirement independent of the tenancy such the workfare or participation in the activities renewal for that your dependency or benefits historically when a client misses a benefit they get discontinued and not have means to pay the rent should they get back on the program they could be evicted i don't know i don't think it's smart to have one arm of the county government doing or reacting to a client

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> that may be tough to believe with the headlines and the grabbing of michael brown. but according to the national urban league. there are reasons for african americans to celebrate. >> how would we frame 2016? that i must use that word crisis. >> the national urban league president says the hard number shown there in equality through the u.s. and right here in the dc area. describing america as the tale of two nations. highlighted by the shooting and >> reporter: but they say that now is the time to keep pushing forward as there is already some improvements. >> reporter: on the justice front, fewer african americans are victims of the violent crimes. >> reporter: adding that more african americans are in congress and in college than ever before. fr

and airport and truck and bus stopped and forearm labor we have to permit our urgent care centers and e.r. centers in 2013 we passed amendments that allowed the health department to have standards of health care at outline establishment but we lacked permitting authority and the ability to cost recovery fees so in general massage regulation has been problematic in san francisco over 50 percent of the establishment have at least one violation and 14 percent have 10 or more since 2008 we'vey revoked over 80 massage permits and many are opening under a different name or opener be 50 percent of them that close reopen this includes strerlg the enforcement and this slide shows the violations and the access of the establishment that have been claims and the establishment that open and closed multi times unfortunately ways we have the two tiered regulatory system it is impossible to see the difference of regulated we've seen 39 high rent violations at the c mc again we're not doing r0u7b9 inspections and it's complaint driven so within the last year closing businesses have proved to the adapting

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be the last stop on our vacation arriving in san francisco any parents enrolled me in the program at e.r. nirtd to make new friends to be part of the community the club is all those things and more it is molted me to an enthusiastically leader i am today, the creativity and respect are a few of the skills i've developed from working at the boys and girls club and being 10ur7b9d by amazing individual like becky the products decorator after i dominated the swimming team she asked me to join the swim team becky was a role model the boys and girls has helped me plan for my future whether teaching kids how to float or helping others through the club i explore my option and think about the impact i want to make an generations the don fisher is not only a shine i didn't new building but inspiring space giving kids access to the technology and arts and competition in the swimming pool a whole lot closer to the homes of many members hopefully in don fisher who is a strong supporter the memory and why the club was closed to his heart is an honor to have this club named after him on behalf of all t

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hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> a brand new call for action case has taken some pretty wild turns. >> investigative reporter russ ptacek was sent a $6,000 offer from an attorney if he killed the story. how is that working out? >> lesli, you've done a lot of these. i've never seen one of these before. this is that 6,000-dollar e- mail and you're about to see -- $6,000 e-mail and you're about to see the very story they were hoping to keep on the cutting room floor. >> right here the plan was to reface this stoop with paper. >> reporter: for this prince william county schoolteacher and her husband that $6,000 downpayment and this $13,400 contract were supposed to put the finishing touch on this dumfries, virginia dream home with an estimated completion date of september. >> that wa

commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 4 to zero commissioners that places you on item 13 at 360 e.r. reck street a discretionary review. >> good day commissioners. >> excuse me. we're going to have a staff presentation first and then the dr requester will be invited up. >> good afternoon, commissioners michael smith with the planning staff on behalf of delta washington before you a request for a discretionary review on eureka street within the eureka neighborhood it prototypes construction on a second-story an introduction to a rooftop with penthouse access to extend the building to 24 hundred plus n an approximate increase the dr is requested at 36 of eureka street her concern the proposed impact light and privacy to the front of her building set back at the front of the lot to address here concerns the depth be reduced at the rear sent from the south side adjacent to her property at 366 the situation is unique because of the dr requesters building 1w5i9 at the rear of the lot the department felt the proposed edition addresses this the depth is held back what is permitted extending

he was in the e.r. waiting room to get pain pills ahead of a scheduled knee surgery later that day. he said he fell asleep but that deputy michael woke him up, ordered him to leave and then started beating him. >> i felt some punches on my head, face somewhere, and i was being choked because i couldn't breathe. >> the deputy arrested him and booked him on a charge of assaulting a police officer. the man was arrested and faces four felony charges, including perjury and filing a fails police report. >>> the santa clara valley water district could raise water rates across the board to deal with with a rise in budget deficit. last night the waterboard said the drought has increased its costs while reducing its income as people conserve water. the board says no decision will be made until may. but it discussed a nearly 20% rate hike. that would translate to $5 more each month for residential customers in the north mart of the county and -- part of the county and about 1.34 for people in the south part of the county. not surprisingly, most customers were opposed but even some board member

will the clerk please that for the historic preservationommission a target eir but nevertheless an e.r. for the impacts on a 1893 cottage is very possible here one more minute i'll bring up mr. santos what occurred at the planning commission the following our clients middle-aged made a 3 feet concession about a most before the hearing it could go forward an additional feet but it was not enough to present a huge huge economic problem and they agreed to it we're sorry that the appellants haven't felt the dozen compromises and the many made in the weeks before the commission and those talked about since have not been acceptable to them and we just hope this great compromises that the planning commission coming up came up with is something we can go forward on. >> mr. sanchez. >> how do you reconcile the fact - well, how do you reconcile their concerns that light is going to be cut off and privacy how do you reconcile that with what you propose to do. >> well, we all live in the city and we all make a choose a lot of things about living in a dense environment we hear noise next door and p

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. others. now, americans everywhere are discovering that... spoon after spoon... dish after dish... time, after time, after time again... deliciously creamy galbani ricotta inspires meals, and moments, that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. now, america's number one ricotta. >>> so not just the snow, but we're probably through with the well below freezing temperatures. >> it almost seems unreal to think that yesterday we woke up to record low temperatures in the suburbs and now we're looking at temperatures near 60 degrees in a lot of spots. we've had this huge warm up and it's going to continue tomorrow. and even through the rest of the workweek temperatures aren't going to be that bad. so let'sget it started r

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> here's a commuter alert if you're hitting the roads tonight. vdot plans to close all northbound 495 lanes just north of the dulles access road for construction. crews will start closing one lane at a time starting at 10:00 tonight. after midnight all the northbound lanes will close for about 20 minutes so crews can install a new sign structure. everything should be back open by 5 a.m. this will allow you to use the shoulder lane during rush hour traffic. >>> it was part of her campaign strategy and today dc mayor muriel bowser joined other city leaders in a plan to improve pedestrian and vehicle safety. the mayor announced a multimillion-dollar invest in the intersection of martin luther king and malcolm x avenues. it's an intersection the mayor s

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> amid the snow and ice on campus howard university marked a pivotal moment in its nearly 150 year history. dr. wayne a.i. frederick was inaugurated as the 17th president, a three time graduate of howard, earning his undergrad, med school and mba degree from the institution. president frederick laid out a vision for the future for students including giving them more access to affordable education and i was honored to speak at my alma mater today. >>> benjamin netanyahu's speech to congress stirred up some controversy this week. president obama refused to meet with him and several democrats stayed away from the event and so did vice president joe biden. orrin hatch of utah called them out for skipping the address. >> they just acted like a bunch of s

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.rpatients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> the nba seasons is in its final stretch. just over 20 games left and tonight the washington wizards head out on the road to the windy city. they're not only looking to build on the momentum after snapping a six-game skid but they're looking ahead to had playoffs. right now the bulls have the series edge, but a win would tie it up for the wiz and have major implications in the eastern conference. >> getting to that point coming down 22 games last time we're going to play them in the regular season. so we win this, you win the tiebreaker. so yeah this is a big game. >> the washington capitals tonight also looking for their second straight win taking on the columbus blue jackets. it's an even bigger night for forward joel ward. tonight he'll play his 5

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.rtients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> the crash that brought traffic to a stand still today shouldn't cause problems in the morning. all lanes are back open a tanker truck leaked gallons of fuel onto the interstate it looks like the driver of a ford focus changed lanes suddenly and rear ended another, the tanker tried to avoid it and overturned. the driver of the ford faces several charges tonight. one driver went to the hospital, no word on her condition. >>> a bipartisan group of senators introduced a bill to give medical marijuana legal status at the federal level. supporters say it will benefit a wide range of supporters that it shows great promise for. >> it's not just about epilepsy, it's about ms, cancer patients, veterans. >> it would also expand research into medical marijuana, a

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> our next guest is here to show you how to put some green into your st. patrick's day meal. sarah is the founder of why foodworks.com. thank you very much for being with us. you're starting from breakfast to lunch to dinner putting green, not dye but real green into our food. >> we're talking about real leafy green vegetables, not just green beer or those artificial green cupcakes you might be seeing today. i want to show people not only why it's important to eat green but how to do it. so i've broken it down into three meals. you can start a breakfast with a smoothty. you can add greens to almost any smoothie you're making. >> what's in here? >> i have berries, bananas, a little bit of greek yogurt, spinach and mint. that will be delicious. it will taste mo

hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> a strong signal out of the state of maryland today that partisan politics will not stand in the way of trying to move 11,000 fbi workers to a new headquarters somewhere in prince george's county. >> i'm scott broom at the greenbelt metro station near just one sight that's under consideration for a new fbi headquarters. a political kumbaya moment. a rare republican maryland governor, larry hogan flagged by the state's most powerful democrats. what brings them together is money. federal money. the intense competition to bring the fbi headquarters out of dc and in to the suburbs even maryland or virginia. the fbi and the general services administration have not decided. maryland democrats continuing to press hard, hopeful a republican congress might

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