weinberger's treatment of phyllis barnes. james ho was the attorney hired by weinberger's malpractice insurer to defend him. ho did not respond to a request for an interview. however, in court he told the jury phyllis barnes needed sinus surgery. >> after the surgery, she never again complained about the sinuses. "vanity fair" writer buzz bissinger says that defense fits in perfectly with what he's learned about mark weinberger. i believe he thinks all of the surgery he did was necessary. >> weinberger's lawyer had witnesses that said phyllis barnes' cancer was probably not even detectible when she first visited dr. weinberger. in fact, other professionals such as the emergency room doctors who had seen phyllis barnes at the same time had failed to detect her throat cancer. >> i would ask people just to look at it for more than just one side. >> interestingly, suzette dennington, perhaps mark weinberger's most passionate defender, was not called to testify. >> he advertised just as a sinus specialist. patients called him know

i know you're barnes. go ahead, sir. welcome back. >> i said i wasn't going to come back, and i'm back. i let myself down. yeah, it still looks the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times, the charges haven't always stuck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie, how i feel right now is like, damn, how the hell am i going to get myself out of this situation, and how long am i going to be here? >> barnes hopes to leave jail within a couple of days on bail. but life at hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> all i can do is use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was simply going to the community library. and wa

people were hurt. >> phyllis barnes, it turns out, was just the tip of the iceberg.nce mark weinberger fled, malpractice complaints began flooding in to lawyers like ken allen. among those new clients were kayla thomas and her mother valerie. in 2003, 8-year-old kayla began having headaches so severe they caused vomiting and extreme sensitivity to light. valerie said she decided to take kayla to dr. weinberger after seeing a billboard about sinus surgery to cure headaches. >> i took her to his office. they did a cat scan and they said she had a deviated septum and polyps and he could make her headache-free if she immediately had surgery. >> how soon did it happen? >> within two weeks. >> how is she? >> the headaches didn't stop. the light sensitivity got worse. >> it wasn't until she took kayla to specialists that she finally discovered the cause of kayla's misery. >> they did a cat scan as well of her head, and they told us that evening that there was a tumor there. >> and what was that night like? >> that was the worst night of my life. >> though the tumor turned o

two years since the crash that could have paralysed her, we speak to cyclist vicky barnes on the endthe long road back... thanks forjoining us. chelsea emphatically ended their losing streak in the premier league, beating the bottom side west brom 3—0 at stamford bridge. it reduces the pressure on chelsea manager antonio conte, as tim hague reports. how antonio conte could do with a player like frank lampa rd how antonio conte could do with a player like frank lampard at the moment, but if he thought the italian‘s position was precarious, spare a thought for west brom. bottom and seven points from safety, could things get worse? daniel sturridge suffering more injury problems and off after three minutes. his replacement then had the kind of chance any struggling side could only dream of, but while not ahead they were not behind either thanks to their goalkeeper, denying chelsea's use tracker olivier giroud, yet the frenchman would play his part soon after by assisting eden hazard for the game's opening goal. and while that was cause for celebration, chelsea were farfrom cause for cel

we contaced pottery barn.iams sonoma, shipped her a new couch and reimbursed the extra labor cost, telling us, we are committed to providing our customers with premier services, and are disappointed that ms. richardson's experience did not meet our standards. we have apologized for her experience and are working to make sure she is well-taken care of. >> yes, thank you very much. or it wouldn't have happened. >> thank you, pottery barn, they really went for it, i appreciate that. a store should schedule your delivery at a time that works for you. and remember, you don't have to accept the delivery if there is anything wrong with the merchandise or if they're delivering it when you're not ready for it. i want to hear from you. my hotline is open weekdays, 10:00 to 2:00. you can also reach me at my facebook page and through abc7news.com. >> excellent. good work. in the bay area, are you going to help them too? as long as there's a connection. >>> the bay area is certainly a beautiful place. abc 7 news viewers pr

we contaced pottery barn.its parent company, williams sonoma, shipped her a new couch and reimbursed the extra labor cost, telling us, we are committed to providing our customers with premier services, and are disappointed that ms. richardson's experience did not meet our standards. we have apologized for her experience and are working to make sure she is well-taken care of. >> yes, thank you very much. or it wouldn't have happened. >> thank you, pottery barn, they really went for it, i appreciate that. a store should schedule your delivery at a time that works for you. and remember, you don't have to accept the delivery if there is anything wrong with the merchandise or if they're delivering it when you're not ready for it. i want to hear from you. my hotline is open weekdays, 10:00 to 2:00. you can also reach me at my facebook page and through abc7news.com. >> excellent. good work. in the bay area, are you going to help them too? as long as there's a connection. >>> the bay area is certainly a beautiful plac

. >> the old barn is a shambles now.he fields back in the day so lush and productive, gone to seed. the farm house, empty. time was the farmland was some of south carolina's finest. bambi bennett's granddad owned a big spread and created a legacy for the generation to come. >> that barn used to be tobacco barn, and my granddaddy built that. >> so it was tobacco property? >> uh-huh, he did farming and tobacco. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall in the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it is the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty, good old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparents a lot growing up and we gardened. we had a big yard, a huge yard. >> you were a country girl? >>

. >> i meet up with jerry and his brother john at this modern, climate-controlled barn. what's in the barn? you got tractors, you got horses? >> something better. >> better than that? >> you're gonna love this. >> whoa. i am in heaven. did you know i love cars? >> i've heard a rumor. >> this is an incredible collection. you inherited this? >> our father's collection. >> i imagine there's a great story behind these cars. >> each and every one. >> these car stories begin right up the road in roland, iowa, where john and jerry's father, grant quam, grew up in the 1920s. >> why was your dad so passionate about cars? >> he grew up on a farm and they were pretty poor, but he'd see people coming into town driving around in these fine cars, and that got him excited about it. >> while grant may not be able to afford these fancy cars, he sure can fix 'em up. >> he had a real knack for fixing things. he was just fascinated with machinery and cars. >> soon enough, the budding mechanic is running a little repair operation out of the farm corncrib. and when he's a teen, grant finally

yes of course and partly a tribute to robbie barnes and rhinebeck to toso about brian says great show alec says about a phone kiss always brings a tear bob says loved a phone kiss a man's a man by ryan joseph barnes it was a beautiful song and beautifully presented by ron to a surprise hope you all get the opportunity to listen to it teddy says alex salmon brilliant a great sure robbie barnes and nationalist and internationalist just like you alex and your shoe and finally a tweet from iced cooley who says alex what do you think brains would make of today's breakfast shambles logical question who knows the answer to it i suppose as an internationalist to be most concerned that we pitch be looking inwards rather than i was he was a man the thought of the world at large and how we should play a major part in it. now i'm delighted to be joined by the the chief rabbi if liam marvis chief rabbi welcome to the alex salmond show thank you very much alex lovely to be here how important in your opinion is it the location of the new memorial how important is it to the jewish community to surviv

as the school year started in late summer 2017, an investigative reporter named bethany barnes of the oregonian newspaper broke the story about this fella, mitchell whitehurst, who is a portland public schools physical education teacher who had been the subject of sexual harassment by young female students and adult women stretching over decades. finish and the complaints were just lewd comments, but shocking weinstein-like sex demands. according to the columbia journalism review, this reporter -- bethany barnes -- sifted through old records and found unbelievably shocking accounts. in 2008 a former student came forward and revealed that in the early 1980s she and another female student were allegedly asked by whitehurst to perform oral sex. whitehurst allegedly took the girls to his apartment and said he wanted to then see them kiss. this former student -- this is, it's almost like you can't make this up. this former student eventually becomes a substitute teacher and reported the incident again in 2013, but she found out that whitehurst taught at the school at which she substituted.

and then he saw the this barn, the metal from this barn take off. and then, the windows busted out. >> reporter: look at what a reported twister did to this home in kentucky. these houses in tennessee missing walls. rescues taking place overnight. this morning, news that at least four deaths have been reported due to the severe weather. the entire region is battling scenes of major flooding. torrents of rising water leading to more than 100 water rescues in kentucky. a state of emergency in missouri and parts of ohio. >> nothing else you can do. it's going to come in. sandbags, you're just wasting your time. >> reporter: in michigan, flood waters submerging an entire street. volunteers going door to door. to check on residents who stayed behind. >> have you had water in your house? >> no. >> not in the basement? >> no. >> okay. good. >> reporter: back to the south in arkansas. rising flood waters knocking out roads and power. and another look at the damage this morning in keiser. those windows shattered. look at how that piece of metal is wrapped ar

had barnes. he is looking for a house -- had barns. he is looking for a house with a woodpile in the front yard and an ax sticking up out of the woodpile. brian: who is he? asl: he is a serial killer awful a human being as has ever walked the earth. brian: do you know his name? bill: i do know his name. is revealed toward the end of the book -- it is revealed toward the end of the book. brian: you have to get to chapter 40 before you find out. bill: right. brian: give us a profile of who this guy is and what about villisca, iowa. bill: villisca, iowa is in the southwestern corner of iowa, a town of around 200,000 people. on a night in june 100 and some years ago, all of the lights were out. the city was in this dispute with the electric company over the price of electricity, and they had shut off the street lights. june, aday morning in man did not report to work named joe moore. on investigation it was found that there was a house with all the windows covered and eight people murdered with an ax

. >>> barnes fun days and mural arts program announce aid new partnership. >> barnes foundation is turning former guest services certainty into a art making site with participants in the mural arts restorative justice program. it gives those incarcerated or young adults on probation a chance to work with murallists on public projects. >> we really think that this program will help us engage with folks whom we may never have been able to engage with before but it also i think very importantly speaks to the barnes as a welcoming place. >> partnership between barnes foundation and mural arts program is being made possible , by a grant from the connolly foundation. >>> remembering a philadelphia icon legendary marion anderson was honored today in a special ceremony at philadelphia city hall. the museum marked the 121st birthday observance with the vocal performance. the event included story of anderson's life growing up in philadelphia and music career that took her around the world >>> well, lot of people love to shop on line and now a warning from the federal government, investigators ordere

the boys were playing over by this barn? >> yes. >> and how far is that to the house?pproximately 75 yards. >> mr. foley claimed he with was dropping a window. would that sound have penetrated that far? >> in my opinion, that couldn't have happened. >> police also say they carefully searched that area around the back porch. >> there was no glass that we could see when we looked at the scene on that particular night as well as the next day. >> for dar's sisters, the writing was by now on the wall. they were certain of their brother-in-law's guilt. >> we went over every case we could come up with to not make it tom. >> i think tom resented dar and that he couldn't be a man. i think it kind of ate at him, and he couldn't take it anymore. >> people get divorced for that reason. >> he didn't divorce her because he's a selfish coward. he wanted heath. he wanted the house. he wanted her money. and if he divorced her, he lost everything. >> in november 2009, tom foley's trial began. the prosecution argued that only tom had a motive to kill dar. but the defense claimed police h

. >> started raining real hard, then he saw this barn. the metal from this barn take off. then the windows busted out. >> emergency officials said after the heavy showers, flash flooding could continue this week. >>> not here though, because we've just got an anemic little shower, that is hardly worth the name of cold front moving through the bay area tonight, but it will serve to give a little splash to the roadways, you know the recipe for car accidents, just add water. we'll get some tomorrow morning. showers will develop, and spread south overnight tonight. so in that way, it's kind of convenient. things will clear up later on monday. tuesday will be sunny. highs only in the mid-50s. that's why they call it a cold front. later in the week, we've got a more robust storm coming through late wednesday through friday. promising more rain and more wind. finally, for the first time since early january, we'll get some rainfall. that's the view from mount vaca, and the view. when i showed this, this morning at 8:00, that was crystal clear. that's the view of oakland looking to

. >> it started raining real hard and he saw this barn, the metal from this barn take off and then the windows busted out. >> flooding prompted more than 100 water rescues in kentucky. emergency officials say that after the damaging wind and heavy rain, flash flooding is going to continue this week. >> wow. nothing like what we're seeing in other parts of the country. but we have our own rain here and luckily, you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike nicco. >> thanks, jessica. the heavier, steadier rain pulling out of north bay and cross the san pablo bay and golden gate bridge and move into the heart of the bay. as it moves from north to south. slight rain right now, but just enough to make things wet. a little bit of ponding possible as we get deeper into this morning commute. you can see, we've got rain, steady rain and it's more showers. there's the cold front. see the difference between the solid line of white and the more freckled or speckled side. that's the cold air behind it. it's going to create the instability, creating lightning

she grew up on it now she not only takes loving care of the manor but also over and darling in the barn or a no are four as she's nickname but. this is elizabeth explains that it's a rule no or an r. for super from spain no used to have a plant in spain called far as where they built this car now the model has become quite a rarity. and. the first test runs commenced in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine for the prototype bar for known at the time only as a project one twelfth bruneau produced the compact its first car with front wheel drive from one thousand nine hundred sixty one to one thousand nine hundred two more than eight million of them in the course of those thirty one years. are four years from one nine hundred seventy she'd gone looking for it in fact she'd never forgotten it her love affair with this model began here over thirty years ago. elizabeth remembers they had one on the farm they had a nice car but their field cars they called it was always an art for when you gave up the ghost they got another one she learned how to drive in our ford age for. fifteen out of five

. >> barnes and noble cutting jobs, dismal holiday sees season being blamed. won't say just how much jobs are affected but they say lead cashiers among the workers to lose their jobsment some employees learned of the layoffs when they showed up for work yesterday. >> that's a shame. do like barnes and noble. >> roller coaster weather continues after milder temperatures yesterday, slight cool down is expected today. >> we will get a check on the forecast when we come back with more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >> clearly burbon street in new orleans, man, they look worn out. >> they are an hour difference if i'm not mistaken, going on 4:00 a.m. there. look at the crowd. this is unbelievable. happy fat tuesday to you g

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we have no knowledge as to why he left this medicine chest, but it was left in a barn, it was found just a few years ago and all of the original things that he used, medicines were in the chest and we haven't on display to and it is just phenomenal see all the different types of things that he used for medicines. decker, he and his wife are both winnebago indians, but we also know that he was very well-educated and the labels on the individual files and jars areiles all in england in old cursive and all of the ingredients you see are all the original ingredients. none of the jars of ever been opened. so we know that he had been educated somewhere. arealso within the trunk things like fans and buffalo tales and rattles and so we feel like he understood that in taking care of the indians of the buffalo bill troop, there were many different aspects that he had relate to the indians and do what is not traditional to us in the way of medical care. of indiansre a group that, for us, their main villages were about 60 miles north of here from joplin, missouri to springfield. one of the favorite

we'll be discussing his landmark sociological study the philadelphia negro at the barnes foundation thisng starting at 5:30. the book is still in publication, although it was published in 1899, and it really talks about our city, its growth, its problems. and i think this evening we'll be talking about our future in light of that great study. >> and the evolution since that study. >> yes, absolutely, the evolution, what has changed and what hasn't changed. you'd be surprised how much hasn't changed in the midst of a great deal of change. >> and, doctor, obviously this event is part of the first friday celebration of the barnes foundation. it's an activity to bring people together. is this an opportunity to unite different communities, different people in philadelphia? >> absolutely. but it's an opportunity to unite through discussion, through dialogue, and through celebrating due boise, who say great figure. and he honored philadelphia with this great study which the world reads. and a lot of people outside of philadelphia and outside of this country know the name philadelphia because of

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the company is not specifying the number of cuts exactly last month barnes and noble said holiday salesell 6%. barnes and noble's market cap is below 500 million making it a smaller cap company. >>> shares of vipshop are surging after the chinese e-commerce firm reported better than expected results. revenue jumped 30% the company signed a strategic partnership with tencent during the quarter. >>> molina healthcare posting a wider fourth quarter loss. they also posted their first annual loss in more than 15 years. molina attributes the loss to restrict sur restructuring costs. >>> fmc's fourth quarter results beat forecasts the profit from the lit yurm him business doubled thanks to expansion in china. >>> still ahead, crude realities. oil has tumbled nearly 8% in the course of the past month it's holding at $60 a barrel what's next for the energy market ke we'll get an analyst's take straight ahead. >>> and the dow is off 170 points in premarket trade. "worldwide exchange" will be right back >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." if you're just waking up, let's get you up to speed o

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a phone case always brings a tear bob says above the phone case a man's a man by ryan joseph barnes it was a beautiful song and beautifully presented by ron to a surprise hope you all get the opportunity to listen to it teddy says alex salmon brilliant a great sure robbie barnes and nationalist and internationalist just like you alex and your issue and finally a tweet from iced cooley who says alex what you think burns would make of today's bricks in shambles well it's a great question who knows the answer to it i suppose as an internationalist to be most concerned that we preach be looking inwards rather than i would say was a man thought of the world at large and how we should play a major part in it. now i'm delighted to be joined by the the chief rabbi if we are marvelous chief rabbi welcome to the alex salmond show thank you very much alex lovely to be here how important in your opinion is it the location of the new memorial how important is it to the jewish community to survivors and indeed to the descendants of survivors. the concept is very important and the location is great t

. >> it started raining real hard and then he saw this barn, the metal from this barn take off. then the windows busted out. >> reporter: those deaths in arkansas and kentucky on saturday ended a 284 day run without a tornado death in the u.s., the longest streak on record. but elaine, the good news is experts say that streak may not be long. predictions may be getting better. >> quijano: tony, thank you. a newly released memo from democrats on the house intelligence committee is shaking up the debate over the russia investigation. paula reid has the latest from our washington bureau. >> reporter: house intelligence committee democrat adam schiff says his memo vindicates the f.b.i. over allegations it abused its surveillance power to monitor a former trump campaign adviser. >> the f.b.i. had every reason to be concerned that carter page might become an agent of a foreign power. >> reporter: the document was written as a rebuttal to a republican memo released earlier this month. that version accused the fbi of hiding democratic ties to an opposition research dossier on trump and

bob says loved a phone case a man's a man by ryan joseph barnes it was a beautiful film and beautifully presented by ron to a surprise hope you all get the opportunity to listen to it teddy says alex salmon brilliant a great sure robbie barnes and nationalist and internationalist just like you alex and your shoe and finally a tweet from iced cooley who says alex what you think brains would make of today's bricks in shambles was a great question who knows the answer to that i suppose is an internationalist to be most concerned that we pitch be looking inwards rather than i would say was a man the thought of the world at large and how we should play a major part in it. now i'm delighted to be joined by the the chief rabbi if we are marvelous chief rabbi welcome to the alex salmond show thank you very much alex lovely to be here how important in your opinion is it the location of the new memorial how important is it to the jewish community to survivors and indeed to the descendants of survivors. the concept is very important and the location is great the location is a statement right next

, republicans like them out of the barn. every four years, democrats round of the horses. then the republicans opens up the borarn doors. this administration is leading the horses out and burning down the barn. that is an intentional philosophical decision they are making, and it is fascinating to watch, but it gets largely overlooked. go to thes infrastructure plan the president is tweeting about today. part of this is not just a $200 million investment, there is also efforts to streamline permitting, the diva regulatory side. guest: it is removing government barriers, which somewhat called government control, government protections. it takes a long time to go through the national environmental policy act to review the impacts of a project. the caller mentioned the environment. i find it hard to imagine that 1000 miles of border wall across the u.s.-mexico border will pass an environmental review under nepa. so what do you do? you remove nepa, which was established by congress. the rules they are rolling back have a legal b

. >> metal from this barn took off and then the windows busted out. >> reporter: those deaths in arkansas and kentucky on saturday ended a 284-day run without a tornado death in the u.s., the longest streak on record. but elaine, the good news is experts believe that streak wasn't only luck, predictions might be getting better. >> tony, thank you. >>> a newly released memo from democrats on the house intelligence committee is shaking up the debate over the russia investigation. paula reid has the latest from our washington bureau. >> reporter: house intelligence committee democrat adam schiff says his memo vindicates the fbi over allegations it abused its surveillance power to monitor a former trump campaign adviser. >> the fbi had every reason to be concerned that carter page might become an act of a foreign power. >> reporter: the document was written as a rebuttal to a republican memo released earlier this month. that version accused the fbi of hiding democratic ties to an opposition research dossier on trump and russia when seeking a warrant to monitor page. president donald trump hit

this administration is bringing in the horses -- is letting horses out and burning down the barn.t gets largely overlooked because we are so consumed by the tweet of the day. host: bringing it to the infrastructure plan the president is tweeting about today, it's not just the $200 billion investment, there is also efforts to streamline permitting. that's the deregulatory side you're talking about. guest: it is removing government barriers which some people would call government control. or government protections. it takes a long time to go through the national environmental policy act to review the impact of a project. your caller mentioned the environment and i find it hard to imagine that 1000 miles of border wall across the u.s./mexico border will pass an environmental review. what do you do? you remove nepa which was established by congress by law. they are trying to roll back the regulations which have a legal basis. there are passed by congress regulate agency xor y, this thing. to get to the bottom of it, they have to convince a court that they are still complying with the

came almost every house had a barn. even the houses in chicago and hiladelphia had barns. he is looking for a house with an ax sticking up. brian: who is he? bill: he is a serial murderer who is as terrible a human being as ever walked the face f the earth. brian: do you know his name? bill: it is revealed toward the end of the book. brian: i won't insist. you have to get to chapter 40 before you find out. bill: right. brian: but give us a profile who this guy is and what about valisca, iowa, where is that? bill: it's in the southwestern corner of iowa. s a town of around 2 -- it's a town of around 2,000 people. on a night of june almost 100 years ago almost all the lights were out. the city was in a dispute with the electric company over the price of electricity and they shut off the streetlights. on a monday morning in june, a man did not report to work named joe moore. on investigation, it was found there was a locked house with all the windows covered and eight people inside murdered ith an ax. this was immediately

to buy stocks now my guess is the interest rate would be seven percent probably greater i think the barn market's partially right now but let's assume they could borrow these things at six percent they would need to have a sex percent returns just to bring you my proposal was some of the bank of japan was most to buy those bonds and do something different you know you don't throw billion dollars a month on next. that's not going to sign we're going to rock i got never made a fortune next month they're already going to docs i know that's not what they want to do i want to buy this money and do the same wall behind me where i don't know why it is pensions are about forty percent foreigners are actually it's worse now i believe that's what they're trying it's. the next downturn is going to kill. again by men we gotta say goodbye we're going to pick us up and right that's we always run out of iowa because you know you've got a wealth of information but we just are out of time thanks for being on my pleasure max all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the cars are it for us i

someon returned it to the barn's backdoor. time for the big game. looks like he had a fun time and decide the weather in san >> had to do a road trip. >> the weather will get anybody moving >> as you saw, terry mcsweeney dealin wind chill temper at minus 10. the folks are coming in standing in going through the securicheck. it will be interesting to watch tomorr it would be so exciting. >> it would be perfect, but cold there and the warm dry conditions we have here. look at the reversal in the rainfa they are 3-1 and so far this year and so far we are looking at 57 to about 62% of average. the rainfall deficits will be on is likely to continue over seven 174% of average and right now warm over the weekend. 60 in san francisco, but pretty one of the cooler locations and still near 60. clear skies overnight will allow temper in the 40s and 50s and highs again tomorrow. not quite as warm. still 15 degrees above average to wraweekend. similar temperatur to the trival mid 70s again and with an offsho breeze, up to half man bay should be 70s likely. sligh

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and then he saw this barn, the metal from this barn take off. >> areas also hit by flash flooding. team tracking the dangerous storms. >>> arming teachers. >> end gun violence. >> the debate raging in the wake of the florida massacre. with stoneman douglas high school getting ready to reopen this week, president trump repeating his support for raising the age limit to buy a semi-automatic rifle. can he convince the nra to go along with this? >>> memo released. the democrats firing back saying

eggs in shelf nest boxes then they're collected on computer controlled conveyor belts like in larger barns but c.e.o. fans vets what doesn't want to build the mobile coops anymore. you can build anything but then it's not really fully mode. well anymore we've gotten away from the real purpose of having mobility. but because it's still pays automatic feeding and thermostat control makes his organic operation economically viable. by manual labor costs must be kept in check otherwise it isn't feasible that unfortunately is a problem in the organic sector we have to maintain a certain level of efficiency just to keep the business going on my head all the way to a problem that's why i thought i didn't organic eggs cost about ten to fifteen cents more than those from large scale organic operations six so that set you up say with the latest from the wild of business from all find us on facebook follow us on twitter d w on disco business on that. might have a great weekend thanks for watching them right now here's a check on the labor markets in south. korea. going to. make your smart t.v. smarter

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bill barnes on behalf of the city straadministrator. since the last meeting, we were asked to look at time of sale whether there was any indication in the file. we pulled the documents from 1971 and 1974 when the board acted, and the memo that was referenced by ms. hayes was written by then planning director alan jacobs describing it as an informal free lot. we can't speak to whether that was authorized at the time by planning, but from the real estate department's perspective, that was the issue. it proceeded to the finance committee which discussed at some length whether or not to buy it for parking and bart was being built at the time and bart declined. when you saw surplus property as members know, you have to offer it to other public agencies to see if they are interested in the acquisition of that property. the real estate division offered it to bart, to others, and the resources agency at the state level and they said we're not interested. at the time other real estate divisions sold it through the adjacent property owner which w