in is call volume that the city there's been a request from the mayor's office to keep their non-personnel costs stable and not increase, however, as call volume especially on the medical does the medical needs it will there with the increases in call volume that is the request before you there. >> similar to the trades there will be the request for two station engineers currently, we have one for 50 facilities so in order to help coordinate the department is requesting two additional personnel but the request is there this year and then also some fortune fixtures and equipment proposals for a number of projects that are anticipated to be under the bond either the proposed health bond over and over the 2014 bond a number of large-scale we're talking about furniture the smaller items that needs to be absorbed the general fund and then for example, in the current year an allocation for the furniture fixtures and equipment for station 15 and 5 we're requesting for the additional projects that are coming down the line as well training training was a big focus both strategic planning committee

problem. >> reporter: i just spoke out of the school board building where i was looking through the personnel file for stacie harris, accused of having sex with a 14-year-old student. for months the school board knew something was up. >> it never should have happened from the get-go. >> reporter: tonight parents fuming about what school officials knew and when they knew it. >> she never should have been near any kids. >> reporter: paperwork in the personnel file for stacie shows her arrest last week for sex with a 14-year-old student was

the budget funds 1.6% pay raise. additions to navy personnel include added for installations, depth of manning in our helicopter mine hunting community and fund officer manning levels. in the military personnel accounts, both services align and strength with the forestructure required by the mission guidance. this proposal will allow the navy to match ma the air wings to the number of deployable aircraft carriers. reflects the practice of having one carrier in a fuel complex overhaul, and one carrier in extended maintenance availability at any time. it improves readiness reducing the dwell time between air wing deployments which currently can be up to four years for those wings attached to carriers and extended maintenance phases. overall this approach provides the best balance for supporting the long-term carrier fore structure an the optimized fleet response plan. the sailor 2025 ready relevant learning initiative is piloting a new approach for training sailors through mobile learning, new content and distributed infrastructure. this is a pha

coming from 9800 with the personnel that is the plan. >> yes, sir,. >> 50% of men and women with the contractors. >> county will be higher over the next 11 months for men and women in uniform? are they predominantly from the united states or local? >> it is designed to accomplish the military in that assessment is to focus on that platform from the east to give us that capability and focus to advise and assist at the ministerial level if we think with the afghan air force are the national security forces that is exactly what we need also leverage contractors in the military assessment. >> but you understand the point? -- eight july down but we put others in the exact same job they're not necessarily carrying rifles. i think the soldiers who are flying it would point out is not who is trading the pilot to send the whole crew of back is just if we get it to you sooner or later. i don't have any further questions. >> one that many has raised is the fact that they have fallen short in terms of the aviation abilities with mr. scott to get the actual platform but it appears part of the pro

. >> reporter: i just spoke out of the school board building where i was looking through the personnel file for stacie harris, accused of having sex with a 14-year-old student. for months the school board knew something was up. >> it never should have happened from the get-go. >> reporter: tonight parents fuming about what school officials knew and when they knew it. >> she never should have been near any kids. >> reporter: paperwork in the personnel file for stacie shows her arrest last week for sex with a 14-year-old student was back in november of last year, there are documents warning her about inappropriate behavior with a boy on a school bus. witnesses reported she was constantly touching and hugging the child. in a different complaint let the boy drink out of her cup in a classroom. >> should i even send my child to a public school? should i home-school them. >> reporter: the principal wrote you are to have in student in your classroom before or after school. they confirmed they are now investigating whether the district broke state law by not initially reporting the behavior. i

looking at the personnel file here, it's full of disciplinary forms, too, except this time, he chose to resign. 8 years ago, paul got thrown into the lake county jail, two years before that, he was kwithed of putting the wrong tag on his vehicle and never bother to pay the fines. he answered honestly when he went to the mascot police for a job. he was disciplined for not properly searching a prisoner, putting a juvenile in a cell at the adult jail and leaving the child there. and for the calls back and forth between he and his wife, when he was supposed to be on patrol. the city of mascot had enough and kicked him off the force. i went to his last known address to talk to him about all of door told me i had the wrong place. according to the discipline records, i might have had better luck tracking him down for the other methods, the david computer system. and that was just the beginning. ard coing to these reports, there were traffic citations, that never got turned in for a supervisor's review, a report of a stolen vehicle, where he allegedly lied and said the theft happened in sumt

we have 3 types of ambassadors, we call all the uniformed personnel ambassadors. we have safety ambassador squz cleaning that sweep up and keep the side walks clean and remove graffiti. we have project personnel who does a great job of fixing things, painting to keep it looking sharp. we also police officers 7 day as week 10 hours a day and that is key taimprove the safety the district. we are governed by a 23 member board which is representative the use in the district, hotel, theaters and arts. we have executive committees subset the board, finance, market, public affairs, services and streetscape and public realm. we have a actf board and very engaged in the district and care about the area. we also partner with a organization first and foremost city of san francisco our primary liaison with the city is oewd so work with them closely. next is the pd and dpw, we work with them all the time and partner to keep the dist rict looking clean and maintain the safety. mta, planning, public health we work with a variety of departments. we partner with a lot of business o

we report at least seven deaths among the personnel and the patients. least eight personnel are killed. >> to the north a missile hit a children's hospital and a school apparently sheltering refugees, fleeing from the joint russian offensive. this is meant to be the week hen fighting winds down. tonight, president assad has been on sirenian-state television pouring buckets of very cold water on talk of a ceasefire. a week to prepare is not enough, he said. it means stopping terrorists, strengthening their positions and doesn't mean each side stops using weapons. russia is making clear in this conflict it has no intention of giving up the bombing and see the pattern of its strike, let's ok at a map showing most areas. note the extremists here in red that washington believes are the legitimate targets. russia sees no distinction and hopes president assad can win. so why? russia has its own naval base in syria. partly because putin and former president and president assad's father was allies and wants the alliance to survives and has been suggested that put

we was the resources, the personnel, the technology. we'll find him. >> the sheriff's office is circulating new images from the video you just saw to get some help from the public. but they believe they can find this guy. a funeral fund has been created for the family. and a large donation has been made by the pba, the police union, here in west new york, hudson county, new jersey, lou young, cbs news. >>> jennifer mclogan reports. >>> purple and black bunting over the arch of vincent harrison's precinct and rockaway beach not far from where the respected cop grew up. >> and it truly angers us. it's always the good one that is go this way. without him. >> anything you needed he was right there. and it didn't matter what time of day, what time of night. he was always right there. and that's my little brother. >> he was involved in a minor turnpike. he was mowed down by a hit-and- run driver. >> everyone is mourning. it's never easy. >> police officer anthony bird and other colleagues were emotional as their shields were covered with blac

the military. military personnel who were in a week very close to a military lodging. really in the heart of the turkish capitol. clearly, a message to the turkish government, a message to the president, a message to the military. there has been no claim of responsibility. we cannot speculate, but most observers on local television channels, saying that this could be the work of the pkk or the work of isil. the turkish military is at war with these two groups. the pkk since last july, the government has been targeting its positions in northern iraq and southeastern turkey, and it has been involved in urban war fair in the southeast. the turkish military tightening control of the borders, making it difficult for isil to cross between turkey and syria. no claim of responsibility. cannic in the capitol. a clear message that we can you in your heart, in your seat of power. this is the fourth major explosion in the last few months. people are worried, worried about the security in one way or the other, the conflict in syria has spilled over in -- in turkey. >> yes, major con

will not be easy but the coalition continues to grow stronger and iraq continues to shrink and that dedicated personnel and then to continue to stand as people across the region to seek a better and safe future. thanks everybody. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> talking about the candidates end social security and butter they're going to do to say this? in this is the only way that we can and voice our opinions. >> at national journal >> thanks for being with us. we saw what happened last week with the south carolina republican primary what do we expect with the democrats stand turnout with hillary clinton and bernie sanders? >> she enters as the overwhelming favorite with a range of 30 or 40 points over bernie sanders said a lot of that is due to the african-american vote in the role that will play that shows over half of the electorate in she has a commanding lead among the black voters over bernie sanders. this should be a easy brand hoping to keep it as close as possible to steal away few delegates. >> the polls close as 7:00 p.m. eastern and and then it is the open primary so

coming from 9800 with the personnel that is the plan. >> yes, sir,. >> 50% of men and women with the contractors. >> county will be higher over the next 11 months for men and women in uniform? are they predominantly from the united states or local? >> it is designed to accomplish the military in that assessment is to focus on that platform from the east to give us that capability and focus to advise and assist at the ministerial level if we think with the afghan air force are the national security forces that is exactly what we need also leverage contractors in the military assessment. >> but you understand the point? -- eight july down but we put others in the exact same job they're not necessarily carrying rifles. i think the soldiers who are flying it would point out is not who is trading the pilot to send the whole crew of back is just if we get it to you sooner or later. i don't have any further questions. >> one that many has raised is the fact that they have fallen short in terms of the aviation abilities with mr. scott to get the actual platform but it appears part of the pro

and the personnel surveyed problems with the integrity. and command has the headquarters the activities in the middle east. >>> and captiol hill buzzing with a few names. testifying about our nation's security at several hearings. >>> and threats are coming from several places around the world and including china. and jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. >> this is the lineup talking about the experience. >> and james clapper said the threat is, quote. daunting. >> let's threatening. >> the u.s. and china agreesing to not caught the theft of property. clapper telling lawmakers the jury is out on whether beijing is keeping up its end of the deal. >> we have seen some reduction i to say at this point whether they're in strict compliance. >> china discussed at a hearing with the military leaders. they say the country is looking to keep the u.s. out of the pacific where there is a dispute over territory in the south china sea. >> the developments and capability and anti-aircraft as you describe the it limited our ability, we're not out

that is the miami police department, record detail, but they found that the personnel did mot monitor the towing company operations. >> did the miami police, drop the ball on towing enforcement. >> i think that dropping the ball is a harsh assessment. but i think that the department could have done better. >> they have made changes, beefing up from 2 officers to six, and workink to get more for the records, the officers have been doing random checks. >> if you want to do the business with the city,, have you to do it right. >> reporter: over the one month fees, fees they were charging customers. >> we could be talking tentially, if you add the months up, millions of dollars that were never paid to the city. >> obviously the tax payers are on the hook for a lot of things and we don't want them to be on the hook for things like this. >> and everyone is out to make money. and some of them don't care how you get t. and early in january, i requested a copy of any documentation of checks mp d has done on towing companies has done since the audit so far we have not received the paperwork. i

we have the resources, the personnel, the technology. we will find him. >> the mother brought the child to the hospital. and they are mexican immigrants. the child was born here and >> if you have a heart. if you're part human, please, come and show yourself. don't be a coward. >> the mayor of west new york is unsure how the couple will recover from the nightmarish loss. >> they are a poor, humble family and we'll do everything to help them. and making sure emotionally, they're okay. >> these pictures were released by the sheriff's office. a chevy tahoe, 2015, or 2016 with tinted windows. >> grief counseling has before offered for her fellow students in west new york. a fund has been created to pay for the funeral. she was her parents' only child. lou young, cbs 2 news. accidents. three victims died. emily smith reports there are tougher penalties for drivers who take off. >> reporter: this video shows a nissan altima coasting through the intersection after hitting and killing a 41-year-old man in park slope. >> i seen the police over he

we have the resources, the personnel, the technology. we will find him. >> we know somebody out there probably knows this vehicle and knows the person involved. there may be some underlying reason. we want to talk to this person and find out how this accident happened so we can give the family some closure. >> reporter: sheyla was pronounced dead after suffering severe head trauma. her mother was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. a memorial with flowers and candles now sits at the scene of this deadly accident. family friends are pleading to the driver, please turn yourself in. >> if you're there watching, please, show yourself. don't be -- if you have a heart,

, the military personnel and the spouses. admiral fason, i want to start with you and probably ask the other surgeons general to chime in. because i think you're making a very important point about the unique nature of this health system, but i also want to get to military hospitals, clinics produce inpatient, outpatient workload costs about 50% higher than what it would cost if the services were purchased in the private sector. can you give me some help in trying to rationalize what the real gap is? because there's obviously some structural cost based on the unique nature of what you're doing, but, you know, give me some sort of sense what you believe may be an attainable goal or some sort of narrowing of the gap, or is that gap right and proper? >> yes, sir, absolutely. if you look at our costs, our costs break down into really two large bucket, there are two smaller buckets, but there are facility costs of maintaining embedded facilities. those are important as we get casualties back the walter reed and places like that. >

. >> reporter: the report shows that district officials told the state they didn't have the personnel to resubmit finger prints to the fbi or florida department of law enforcement to recheck the backgrounds of employees. some were last checked in 2002, that the district take immediate action to identify staff members who haven't obtained the required screenings. >> everybody should be checked to make sure that they are able to do their jobs approximately. just like in any job. >> reporter: so children aren't around anyone who -- >> that was ryan hughes reporting. there's no telling how many employees didn't undergo the rescreenings. a school district spokesman tells 8 on your side the district is addressing the issue and indicated fdle. so if an employee was arrested, they would know that. >>> all right, those of you with plans for the gasparilla distance classic, you might not want to wait to register because, guess what, all four popular road races are close to selling i out. well. a total of 27,855 runners are signing up for either the 5k, of february 20th and 21st. so we have incl

we believe the personnel didn't adequately support her neck or adjust the chair properly to compensate for her small frame"some two years later, smith still has strength, balance and vision issues.but her biggest concern is a clot that remains in her brain. brain. "so i do live with that every night. i go to sleep wondering will i wake up tomorrow" the salon disputes all the claims in this lawsuit.9 on your side did some digging in a 2008 report by c-n-n, this can happen.doctors suggest hair stylists use neck pads and chair cushions when shampooing their clients. they also recommend clients spend no longer than three minutes at the shampoo bowl. one neurologist reported seeing about five to six cases of "beauty parlor stroke syndome" each year. temperatures improve to 50 on saturday. winds increase from the southwest on sunday and this helps pump in warmer air. temperatures should top out in the low 60s on sunday. a quick moving cold front rolls through the ohio valley late the only local helicopter getting you breaking news first in the tri-state. state.let's take a live look from cho

panthers team, they have respect for every opponent, but they also feel they have the preparation and the personnel ready to handle whatever the opponent throws at them. the offense of line of the panthers. we went to tell you, be sure to check out our 30-minute super bowl spectacular friday 7:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., and we will have all you need to know bowl sunday, and a couple of things i want to pass along. i have got the 3-d camera -- not 3-d, but 360 degree camera. i will take a picture of myself. check that out on my facebook page or on my twitter. we are having a lot of fun out here and getting a lot of work done. do basketball in action tonight, as well. steve: yes, a new toy. we will take it on the road. on our website or on his facebook page, you can manipulate that shot and get the full 360 degrees. tisha: we can all see what is going on there in santa clara. anchor: and i do not want you to see all of what we are doing. i will show you some stuff. how about that? steve: all right, we will see you tonight. tisha: well, that is our report. eyewitness news continues steve: "world news to

the three army components operate separate personnel and pay systems. this is wasteful, makes it harder for soldiers to transition between components, and the commission believes a single personnel and pay system is the most important step toward implementing a total force policy. the good news is the army's ipsa program offers a solution. it's a web-based self service 24/7 system that integrates personnel and pay for a soldier's entire career. the first elements of ipse have been fielded. and more are scheduled for 2018 and beyond. the commission strongly recommends that army and congress continue to adequately fund the program and maintain the current schedule. we would caution, however, that accelerated implementation or adding more requirements could create problems similar to those we have experienced in past failed software programs. and then lastly in 2014 the army -- the army, recruited 115,000 soldiers. using about 11,000 recruiters. but this was done with the regular army, national guard and the army reserve all vying for the same potential rec

the air force is leading that. she tasked our director of personnel to look at all of our policies across the air force relative to civilian personnel to see how we can speed up the process of hiring when we need to hire, especially for critical skill sets. she's also having us take a look at the continuum of service between the three components and allowing civilians to come into the air force, especially when we need critical skills. the challenge we have, as you know, is that most of the rules associated with civilians don't reside within the service. most of those are above the service. so while we're looking at everything we can and why we're brushing our individual policies, it's above us. that's where we could use your help. >> thank you. we will try and do that as best we can to help out. i appreciate your comments about fourth generation modification that have been delayed. you are clear on the readiness capabilities are being lost. i have a -- it's not a question. i'm saying, i also have concern of how it's affecting contracts, depot workloads, everything else. you don't need to respond. thank you for you

the government. like you mentioned a vehicle carrying military personnel. it was waiting at a traffic light when an explosion went off. they believe it was a car bomb. explosives were detonated when that vehicle stopped at the traffic light. 18 people killed, 61 injured according to the turkish health minister. that number could raise. some of the injuries are light injuries, but other casualties are more major injuries. more panic and insecurity in the country. turkish security sources they're not apportioning blame at the moment. there is no claim of responsibility, but they're saying initial suspicion is falling on the outlawed pkk. the kurdistan workers party simply because of the target, the nature of the attack they targeted the military and the pkk has in the past in fact, over the past decades really concentrated their targeted on military personnel and security personnel. >> and just quickly remind us of course it's a tense time. remind us of the wider security situation right now. >> well, turkey is at war with the pkk. turkey is at war with isil.

in large part this has been on the personnel of the attorney general and the president, how much independence they want to give to the solicitor general. both presidents, most attorney general are sympathetic to the independence. i think they found the independence. for a couple of reasons. one, they probably recognize that independence helps them win more cases before the court because of justices find them to be more credible. the other is presidents probably found you people who say no from time to time or at least they ought to. if you are surrounded by people who are involved in groupthink, always agree with everything you say, and it comes this independent actresses you can't make that arguing in court that i think presidents of value that information because they like justices know it's credible. it's coming from a reasonable source. there have been instances where attorneys general i think have tried to push the sg although the but more often than not presidents and cabinet members are willing to defer to the solicitor general. in fact, i recall in the 1990s there was a federal court

the personnel committee was one or 2 days after >> we have some of the answers here and some of the answersaybe directed towards staff and not necessarily directed at the school itself. if it's something we can explore further in the rules committee, for example, what would be appropriate if we were to impact this further and address the questions that the board members have raised here in full. >> so, i think that if it would need to be discussed in committee, and i'm not sure rules committee is the appropriate committee. so i would just say if you are asking, i think we are going to have to bring it back and answer to commission norton's concern about charter schools establishing their enrollment policies and preference. their enrollment policies and preferences are established in the charter petition and what we attempted to do here was to make sure the changes they wanted to make were in conformance with code and specifically with the requirement that district residents take privacy over anything when it comes to establishing extensions and preferences. >> we are under no obligation to

send a decoy through with five times the personnel supporting the job. (melnick) and how did he respond to that? he started screaming. don't tell him how to do his job. which, in effect, you were. he wasn't the one going out there with us. when your boss tries to send you on a suicide mission, you gotta speak up. and was this the first time that mr. pope did anything like this? no, he was always cutting corners. he put every man who worked for him at risk at one point or another. everybody hated his guts. so what happened when you complained about this particular assignment? pope said that we de more money than bush and cheney. told us to shut up and do our f-ing jobs. and did you? i was in the trailing suv in the video. mr. boatman, can you describe to us jamie cortez died in the explosion. nick, um-- well, you saw him get captured. we went back there the same day and all we found was nick's head. and were there any consequences to mr. pope for sending you into this ambush? from who? he's not in the military, so he can't be court-martialled. he can't be

decided to put a letter into the personnel file for president mick starcevich starcevich spoke e january at an employee recognition event. and he told a story that highlighted the challenges of community college work. but he did not credit the story to a new york times blog. he later apologized. a 16-year-old cedar rapids prairie high school student faces harassment charges. police say the teen is the one who wrote a threatening noe that made a vague e reat about t shooting at the school. additional police officers staffed prairie high school today in response to the note even though administrator s did not think the threat was credible. u-s senator joni ernst is pushing for more resources for the kurdistan regional government. today ernst, along with three democratic senators, sent a letter to secretary of state john kerry expressing concerns aboutut care for hundreds of thousands of refugees. currently hosts one point six million refugees, according to their government. the letter says the u-s government should give money to those fleeing from isis. legislation that aims to punish nort

has the task of operating this >> field personnel. the mdt's are computers in stalled and we are hoping to create additional capabilities such as mapping that the resources as the crews can access and have them available to them. >> the premise is that the equipment we have is archaic or equipment we have is not existentch also i want to be sure that it improves our service level, but again, i can imagine our personnel would have to go through some training to acute to this responsibility and performance. >> absolutely. the duties will still be there. they use these mdt archaic ones. we get the feedback from our users before we purchase and procure or install. once there is new applications we will do some training. >> i think this is a real internal priority as well as something that we've been talking about. there is another page here in terms of division overview, budget priorities. you talked about the plan for integrating of new employees as well as a loss of institutional knowledge. in terms of your information about retirement v

it makes sense given the personnel involved. they tried to run with carolina and early on the tar heels -- cat barber coming off the disappointing game this weekend simply could not miss. barbara made seven of his first at 10 field goals, the -- cat barber made seven of his first 10 field goals, the cats surging. marcus paige ties it. not the way to go. cat ended up with 32. mark armstrong is that the pnc live. what a first half we had. mark: what a treat to watch, cat barber out of the gate on this one. he was on fire. and as you showed as well, justin jackson, having one of those x factor type games. >> that is the thing that killed us in the very beginning of the game. what -- but once we started getting a shot and getting it out, that is what we started making our little run. if we can do that -- everyone is feeling selfish on the team. >> he was not as quick as we expected him to. we were just like, keep going, keep going. >> it was in the paint. [indiscernible] we have the defensive breakdown. they got inside of it. they go

the personnel committee was one or 2 days after >> we have some of the answers here and some of the answers maybe directed towards staff and not necessarily directed at the school itself. if it's something we can explore further in the rules committee, for example, what would be appropriate if we were to impact this further and address the questions that the board members have raised here in full. >> so, i think that if it would need to be discussed in committee, and i'm not sure rules committee is the appropriate committee. so i would just say if you are asking, i think we are going to have to bring it back and answer to commission norton's concern about charter schools establishing their enrollment policies and preference. their enrollment policies and preferences are established in the charter petition and what we attempted to do here was to make sure the changes they wanted to make were in conformance with code and specifically with the requirement that district residents take privacy over anything when it comes to establishing extensions and preferences. >> we are under no obligation t

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the ability. so let's start with military personnel. r ability to execute the mission depends on the navy and marine corps team. active and reserve and navy civilians and their families. the sailor office continue leading efforts to improve the health of our sailors. they will propose adjustments to see how we track and train and inspire the best force in the world. in the accounts, both line and strength with the structure. the budget funds a 1.6% pay raise this is increased installations that includes the helicopter mine hunting ability and fund the levels. in military personnel decreases, all of which will be achieved and the department will seek the proposal to deactivate the air wing. this proposal will allow them to match the number of air wings to the number of carriers. the complex overhaul and extended availability they went through the aheadness and proficiency by reducing the dwell time that currently can be up to four years for the wings attached to carriers and extended phases. overall this approach provides the best balance

why this happened later today. the audit this month, the district said they simply did not have the personnel to do the repeated background checks but that's likely to be discussed and hopefully answers. we will have the latest tonight on first at 4:00. gayle, back to you. >> i know a lot of parents are concerned about. this thank you so much, ryan. >>> and also today we will learn more about the progress of the federally funded school breakfast program. kids are more likely depending upon where they live. despite the progress though, the study found that large numbers of children in some states are still going hungry. >>> well the activist is scheduled to appear in court later today. he faces charges linked to an armed confrontation back in 2014 that forced federal officials to release cattle being released -- officials to release cattle being rounded up. federal charges. one protester was killed. >>> now to your vote. former florida governor jeb bush is getting some brotherly love and support on the campaign trail. former president george w. bush joined him at a rally in charleston, south c

>>i really want to express personally and on behalf of all of the personnel in the police department to the family of the victim how incredibly sorry we are for their loss. >> reporter: hayward police saystacy aguilar bullet river body was dumped off. the missing person case unmistakably a murder investigation. investigators say they have arrested the person who they believe killed aguilar but haven't charged him yet. >> we do have a person of interest in custody and we cannot release the name of the person until charges are actually brought with the district attorney. >> reporter: aguilar was seen at party in hayward on february 13th. and she was reported missing by her family a few days later. by friday, police already had enough evidence to believe she was a murder victim and saturday's grim discovery of her body confirmed it. investigators were tightlipped about the details of the ongoing murder investigation but simultaneously wanted to reassure the public. >> the people in the community can sleep at night not being worried that there's a murder out on the loose. we are very con

has the task of operating this >> field personnel. the mdt's are computers in stalled and we are hoping to create additional capabilities such as mapping that the resources as the crews can access and have them available to them. >> the premise is that the equipment we have is archaic or equipment we have is not existentch also i want to be sure that it improves our service level, but again, i can imagine our personnel would have to go through some training to acute to this responsibility and performance. >> absolutely. the duties will still be there. they use these mdt archaic ones. we get the feedback from our users before we purchase and procure or install. once there is new applications we will do some training. >> i think this is a real internal priority as well as something that we've been talking about. there is another page here in terms of division overview, budget priorities. you talked about the plan for integrating of new employees as well as a loss of institutional knowledge. in terms of your information about retirement v

. >>> we have multiple septa buss here and medical buses to keep the personnel warm. >>> two residents escaped from a third floor window. 15 people are getting help from the red cross. katherine scott spoke to the homeowners and she will have their reaction at 12:30. >>> classes resumed at ursinus college after a stomach bug sickened students faculty and staff. annie mccormick has the latest from the campus in collegeville. >> reporter: over the weekend there were more cases of stomach illnesses reported at ursinus college. that brings the number of sick students to more than 200. school officials have taken aggressive measures to resume classes. >>> we wouldn't be resuming classes if we did not have full confidence that the community was ready to return. >> reporter: when students started showing symptoms last week they took measures and closed the dining hall on wednesday. thursday afternoon they canceled classes for the rest of the week. this weekend working with the montgomery county department of health they began an aggressive cleaning effort. >>> we were very aggressive in the c

our reconnaissance networks and again the exaiivelts of our pilots and other military personnel engagedmericans are the most form tabl military in the world, the vice chairman of the joint chiefs said that ver last week. 15 years of war, still living in a turbulent middle east, dealing with a russia that is a wild car card, a north korea that continues to agitate asia and the pacific with its nuclear program and then china which is pushing back into areas of the south china sea. so it's a turbulent world but i think america is still leading and still the preeminent military of the world. >> mark cancion, hold on a minute that's not true or that guy has a point. >> well, you have to recognize that this is a primary season and of course the whet recognize rick rhetoric is often very exaggerated. there is a gap between the strategy that has evolved the last couple of years and the resourcing that's available for military, particularly as we look out into the future. as rudy notes, we've had changes. russia has become aggressive, china, and i.s.i.s. has had battlefield successes that we did

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i know we have the personnel. we can do it. do you know if you will do it? that's always because this league is so good but i feel that we are playing better basketball and our kind of ball as we're heading into the second half of acc play. malcolm brogdon/uva senior guard: defensively, i think that's where we have been lacking. that's the area where we've had to improve and it's improving we're sort of of our labor at college softball season is fast approaching and product and jmu baseman, jailyn ford was one of 50 watch list for the usa softball collegiate player of the year award. ford holds the program record for wins, shutouts, strikeouts and complete games. she is one of 25 seniors on the list, joining her jmu teammate megan good. yesterday was virginia tech football's first signing day without coach frank beamer in nearly 30 years. today coach governor terry mcauliffe, who officially declared today as frank beamer day in the commonwealth. a resolution was read that commemorates all of beamer's accomplishments and all that he did not only for virginia

rusch told the committee wednesday that he's seen first-hand how costly and hard it was on jurors and court personnel. "the thing that i find so interesting is the parallel that we're in a republican state that's predominantly pro-life," said chelsea gilbertson of vermillion, south dakota. "and so the second that you bring up the idea of the death penalty, people are no longer pro-life. they're willing to take away the sanctity of life because somebody committed a crime." "however, i think there are extreme situations such as maybe mass murder, like terrorism, where you know the person and without a reasonable doubt did it." the bill was voted down six to (matt) the weather will also make headlines over the weekend. (sheila) that starts with sub-zero temps, tonight... and wind chills well below zero. here to tell us more is chief meteorologis t ron demers. weather ad-lib wind chill advisory in effect

the personnel jack set also showed some crashes but most of them are nonpreventable crashes meaning he wasn't at fault. so we're going through the record and we'll have much more coming up on 7 news first at 10:00. lili at miami-dade police headquarters in doral. i'm ex diprato. 7 news. >>> >> belkeys: just onon station way crutial clue left behind by a theme of the police releasing a surveillance image of a marn wearing a hall. they say he and another person robbed a cell phone store last month and beat the owner. duo demanding money from the victim and as he handed it over, they startrt beating him with their guns. who actually came in and helped him. >> thank god i didn't lose conscious like that. narchg god somebody heard and opened the door. thank god they know me because it would have been worse i think. >> bkeys: well, let's see a close up of the person police want to talk to. there it is, a good picture. if you know anything about this crime, about this guy. you should call crime stoppers at 305-471-tips. >> craig: florida power and light bills will be coming down again. reduce

you just happened to know to look for him in the personnel index system. no, no, no, detective lupo was a prolman in this precinct before your time. (man) sorry about your brother. boss says take all the time you need. detective green from the 2-7. he caught the case. [woman speaking over loudspeaker] welcome me, bro. i'll see you at the ponderosa. all right. got anything? just a general description coffee? hookers and dope. that's me, thank you. that--that's not my brother. he... he wouldn't cheat on his wife. he wasn't a weak...person. he beat cancer fiveears ago. when was the last time you talked to him? i don't know. um... he called me a couple weeks ago. i was into a situation. i couldn't get back to him. here. thank you. so if it wasn't a pay date or a girlfriend, who else would've wanted your brother dead? look, man, don't think i don't know what's going through your head. but you can forget about working on this case, okay? she comes from a place called izmir. she's beautiful. thank you, uncle cyrus. you're welcome. hey. you're gonna be okay, sweeth

we have the technology, we are the personnel. >>reporter: his family members say they've been humbled by the outpouring of support and tonight, they're hoping for a miracle. >>reporter: and out here, this afternoon, we have not seen them in a while, but the coast guard has been both a plane and a helicopter, up searching as far as we know, those will be back up tomorrow morning to continue the search. live in brevard county, field sutton, channel 9 yns news. >>> and there's a search for two other men tonight, who robbed a group of people just trying to catch a bus to go to work. >> deputies say three men were walking to the lynx bus stop around 6:00 o'clock this morning, when armed robbers approached them dpangd money. we spoke to -- demanding money. we spoke to one victim. >> one of the people that was with you, didn't give up? as easily? >> well, no, because another guy look and walk on, and that's when we heard the shot. >> the three victims were just on their way to work. investigators are talking with area businesses to see i