so a we as debbie said got 16 proposals in we have panels that consisted of alexa and myself, and a 0 waste expert, a long time residence and possibly one of the first consultants in the u.s. so very knowledgeable so we scored proposals, anybody who got over 70 got to the nekdz round, and anybody over a 90, we thought, yes, we will fund them, the ones between 70 and 90, we interviewed those people, that was a different committee of alexa, me, and the executive director of the clean city tell us if you don't know work force development organization that serves people with barriers to employment and formulae incourse rated, so they do a lot of work on 0 waste, a grantee of our, and run 0 waste programs she was interviewed. and selected the grantees, with that i'm going to hand it over to alexa, to tell you about the selection of the grantees, and some of the wonky and less wonky, things we discuss. thank you. >> thanks shawn >> hi commissioners, i'm alexa, kielty, with the 0 waste program, i will talk to you about our background our director covered some of this basically, this is money

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. >> thank alexa. questions? comments? commissioner wald? >> i have no questions, although i would invite our prosective it's five minutes before you make us we make you real grantees, in your programs i personally want to thank you for coming here tonight, it means a lot to me to see you and to have you see us going forward, we are partners you are representing us when we talk about about the work of the department, we are representing you. and it's really good to be able to put a face to the name i assume on both sides of this equationless it's also a wonderful opportunity to thank you all for the very important work you are doing in your communities in your homes in your laboratories and for spreading the message along with us thank for coming and thank you for your work. does anybody want to come up? you don't have to. oh good. >> all right. welcome. >> hello, commissioners, i'm olive, the executive director for scrap. tonight, i wasn't sure what the format would be i thought this was a more public comment portion, excuse what i'm about

and thank you to alexa, and other staff members who made the daunting process of applying much easier. thank you. [applause] >> hello, good evening, thank you very much, i'm rita mont, executive director, of the chinese newcomer center i'm very proud we will be able to par ner with ivy waning and pat trin young with green solutionses, they have ambition goals, they have more than 14 + years of diversion and waste disposal, i would like ivy to tell you more about this. >> good evening commissioners. as i know i saw one year i know her for the past almost 15 years, and she knows what i'm doing because, you know when i first met her, i have been doing, the recycling. as everybody knows, the chinese community especially in china town it's like newcomers, under served, low income families the last thing in their mind is environmental issues. so it's really hard to reach, but there is one great thing about our chinese families for the next generation we should do good deeds. this is what my point is, to outreach to them, you are not doing it for your family now, you are doing it for the nex

. >> new jersey mom liz juggles 15-month-old alexa, a full-time job and a website on the side. finding time to clean is no easy feat. >> lucky for her. >> my husband is away this weekend and it's a perfect time for some spring cleaning because he's a little bit of a hoarder. >> hidden in this house, buried treasure, old gadgets that could turn into extra cash liz could use for an early father's day present for that husband. >> he needs a new computer but it's not something he feels like he would splurge on right now. >> enter joanna stern "the wall street journal's" tech guru with advice how to turn those devices into serious dough. use website's like gazelle or glide to sell your electronics even if they're damaged. plug in your device info. >> the iphone 4s. >> these sites will tell you what it's worth. she buys straight from you. >> they put the money in your account. >> while glide posts items online for others to purchase. >> it tells you when to sell. saying when to sell because the price will drop. >> tip number two, need instant cash? head to the food court. >> you can

. >> thanks alexa, public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed, any further comments colleagues? thoughts? all right. all those in favor of approval please say aye >>-a- >> all opposed say no grants are approved. thank you everybody. [applause] >> thank you. >> all right. we can move to the next item please monica? >> approval of proposed amended guidelines for the use your packet today is the copy of the craft amended guidelines for the use of inpound account accounts punneds, for the city attorney on the grant guidelines, and a resolution from 2006 from the commission on approving the impont account in general grant guide libraries, this is a discussion and action item. >> thank you. director raphael. >> thank you commissioners, this is an action item, it comes to you, as you recall back in january we presented our budget to you, that has gone to the office. as well as the full commission meeting, has to do with the appropriate use of impound funds, those funds, come to the garbage rates and that needs to b

and that's money ton put toward her husband's new laptop and treat alexa to a new doll, too. >> i have old 8 track cassette player. think i can money for that. >> just keep it we know you use it. >> still ahead a solar plane attempting to fly around the world without a drop of fuel had unexpected stop. details about what forced it to land. >> meantime looking live outside taken is kind of a gloomy day for monday. sky6hd showing you ben franklin bridge in parts of penn's landing. cloudy and rainy and about to get cooler. david murphy keeping an owe eye on changes when "action news" at 12:30 continues. >> how wow listen to the b eeg ees. >> that's a good point >> bad weather is causing problems for solar impulse the experimental plane forced to land in japan. the plane is attempting to fly around the world powered by the sun. the plane headed to hawaii next toughest leg of journey and it's expected to take 130 hours. >> after a rainy morning we got even more rain on the way. >> that's what it looks like. storm tracker 6 double scan now you don't see a lot out there as last little blip of

it works with the digital voice assistant alexa. >>> time for ask finney.ichael finney answering questions sent in by facebook twitter and e-mail. a neighbor in oakland sets off illegal fireworks every july 4th. where can i report him before he starts the fire? >> that's a great question. i'm sorry you've got that neighbor. first of all it's illegal to have the fireworks. so they're not allowed to keep them, store them or have them at all. may be a good idea to call now. call your local police department. since you say he's in oakland, the problem is so intense in oakland, they have a special number just to report illegal fireworks. i'll post that on our website. you can go there and give them a call. if you can get a police officer to say we've got a complaint and we're watching, maybe it won't happen. >>> i've seen stickers for uber. is there a limit to how much of the windshield can be blocked? >> you are allowed to have a five-inch square on the driver's side of the windshield. it has to be down low. on the passenger side, another square. that one is al

alexa said all her life she felt like a woman. >> my name and i changed my gender and it made me happy. kellye: she wanted to achieve the eminine figure she wasn't born with and a doctor at med star georgetown university hospital examined her. what did the doctor tell you? >> that i was ready. they will submit for the insurance claim. after the preapproval they would do my breasts. kellye: but after getting approval she says an employee at the hospital gave her a completely different response. >> i called and the assistant told me over the phone that they are not taking it anymore. kellye: in a statement the hospital says med star university hospital does not discriminate and there is no policy to assist with gender transition but it's not a service we offer. attorney brian markovitz says it could be breach of the human rights tract protects against the discrimination. >> if they are giving operation to people who are females and they allow them to have the breast implants but not doing it to males they could run afoul of the law. >> she filed a discrimination complaint against george

we will be giving out alexa's lemon ice and asking to you donate to a great cause.by and see us right near music pier, about eighth street and boardwalk. it will be a great day to be down the shore. you'll see those observation from his our eyewitness weather watchers at bottom of the screen. let's show you a beautiful day. not as warm as yesterday but kind of testing out the water ocean water temperatures, up to the 60's. that is an improvement. air temperatures warm in the 70's and some 80's down the shore. we are looking at a very pleasant afternoon, that is for sure, on storm scan three dry conditions, not a cloud in the sky and our region and it will be taking that way for a little while. we are looking at near record heat the next couple days. tomorrow the high temperature forecast is 93. the record is 95. friday our forecast high 92. record 95 set in 1947. very close to those records. it is 48 in philadelphia. eighty-seven in millville n wildwood this is rio grande 80 degrees ac airport. 80 degrees. ocean water temperature 68. that is influencing our temperat

they're investing 100 million in the alexa technology.t's a voice command system we showcased on that yesterday. perhaps amazon saw had your demonstration and said this things work. more on that in a couple of minutes. wall street journal reports the white house sees the severity of the hack attack. they quibbled over the definition of hack. and they could argue on what was stolen. it's merely an assumption that the chinese government is behind it. that person is the head of the u.s. cyber command. a top guy. iran's supreme leader said no inspections release any money and freeze. it sounds like a negotiation killer. if they're going to get the bomb do we have a plan. here is chris with the study of war. do we have a military plan to take out their nuclear capacity? >> stuart, it's a pleasure to be here. thanks for having me. yes, we have a plan out there. the united states military department of defense, pentagon, we're always working on plans in case something happens, we've got a plan to take off the shelf. stuart: can you describe the

back here in ocean city, we do have our eighth annual alexa's lemonade stand taking a stan for hope, we're asking folks to stop by put in your donations, thank you very much your is, fill out a lemon and we will post it here at rita's. we will be here throughout the evening. coming up we will have your forecast from the city to the cher for this coming weekend and it does promise to be a good one. for now i'm meteorologist kathy orr now back to you in the studio. >> enjoy the boardwalk thanks very much. >>> breaking news right now lets go to chopper three. it is over the 2900 block of alabama road in camden where a teenager has been hit by a bus. that 13 year-old was said to be playing with his sister, when he ran into the street and was hit by that bus today. this is chopper three over the scene. we are told that young man was alert and conscious at the scene, he has been taken to cooper university hospital. >>> developing right now disturbing allegations authorities accused a south jersey fire chief of using the firehouse computer to distribute child pornography on line. "eyewitnes

. >>> this weekend you can see inspirational stories of alexa and other children who are carrying oner legacy. tune into see our award winning documentary alex scott: a stand for hope tonight at 7:00 on the cw philly's then again tomorrow morning at 11:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" new developments in the search for two escaped killer. >>> an a arrest has been made in connection with the two convicted killers who escaped from prison i'm hanna daniels with the latest coming up. >>> and a warning for millions of people taking common antacid drugs new research just released about how they might increase your risk of a heart attack, we will be >>> manhunt continues for two escaped killers in upstate new york. hate been a week since prisoners fled and new prison employee sits behind bars, charged with aiding the men in their daring escape. hanna a daniels has the very latest. >> reporter: former prison employee joyce mitchell was arraigned friday night on charges she helped two inmates escape clinton correctional facility last week even. >> she has been char

. >>> this weekend you can see inspirational stories of alexa and other children carrying on her legacy, tune into see our award winning documentary alex scott: a stand for hope tonight at 7:00 on the cw philly a and then again tomorrow morning at 11:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" lyme disease may not be the only disease you need to worry about health reporter stephanie stahl has new information. >>> not all frequent flier miles are created equal, three on your side jim donovan shows you how to get the most out of your award travel. >>> and a rock star who suffered a bad break on stage but came back to pull off an amazing dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. >>> on the healthwatch warmer weather means increased risk of tic by the and lyme disease. for past five years pennsylvania has had most cases of tic bor

. >>> joining me now for our daily fix, chris alexa, founder of the "washington post" fix blog and mollytic. molly, so this gave jeb a very good excuse not to go to iowa for joni ernst due this weekend. iowa which is not that hospitable to jeb bush compared to scott walker. >> you could hardly fault him unlike some of the others not in iowa this weekend. rand paul ted cruz that's more inexpolitics i believe since we expect both of them to be competing for iowa. this interview with barbara bush she has this wonderful spontaneity. i think i'm not the only journalist who sheds a little tear when she says she's not going to do any more interviews this campaign season. as much as people decry the bush dynasty, she is someone who i think there is a lot of affection for. >> and chris, the affection for barbara bush is so real. she had you know memorableably said the country had enough bushes when she talked to matt lauer but very clear that she is now pulling for jeb. what about the jeb bush campaign and the state of play right now? >> well, look you know, i can't imagine and they won't see it

the eu president rebuked alexa separatists - - >> i am afraid that someone says [indiscernible] upcoming eurogroup meeting is very crucial, and should be decisive, because we have no more time. anna: let's get to our correspondent, hans nichols. hans let's start with you. what went wrong with the ins in the greek talks? note or madam nice guy, it seems. hans: that is one way to put it. the imf clearly needed to send a signal. in some ways, this is their response to the missed payment that comment on lagarde by surprise. they indicated they would pay it and then they stepped back. what we have from the imf that talks are heading in the right direction and they need to send a signal -- they are breaking them off. >> what i can tell you in terms of the status is that there are major differences between us in most key areas. there has been no progress in narrowing these differences recently. thus, we are well away from an agreement. hans: yesterday in athens, mr. varoufakis said that talks were over but now it appears political talks are over, as well. in some ways, this makes all of merkel'

boardman: i believe people understood and alexa lee at first. shutting down the railroad would cause a major economic blip for people who want to get to work or those need to do business or conduct their work in that particular part of the railroad. and then, i think they understood it after a week much more emotionally and in their pocketbook. the problems that occurred in that. of time made it clear. their personal economy had suffered and the mobility and the business community had suffered and was suffering from the increase in the number of cars on the highway and the inability to even find a seat on aviation. >> i heard tickets or over $2000 from new york to d.c.. mr. boardman: i heard some reports where yes, they were high levels. the last seat is always more expensive because of the way the price their services. it is definitely a problem. ms. feinberg: if i am remembering the numbers correctly, i think it is a $100 million a day entity. need time to shut down, it has a dramatic impact. that is why we are talking about the importance of

. >> reporter: and treat alexa to a new toy too.unused phones alone just lying around the house so time to start rifling through some drawers. >> absolutely. >> congratulations, you got married. >> thank you very much. i did. thank you. >> we had to say congratulations. >> thank you all. >> everybody, next up on "gma" our "the speed feed." no pun intended. taylor swift to the rescue. the surprising way the star is helping. >> why these nfl players are going undercover. come on back. a are taking advantage of sprint's cut your bill in half event. what's that in your hand? um... my at&t bill. my verizon bill. what's the monthly rate? $85 about $160 what if sprint could cutplan in half? i... would love to cut that in half. and give you unlimited talk and text in the u.s., and match your data. that's incredible. bring in your verizon or at&t bill turn in your old phone, and we'll cut your rate plan in half. switch now and we'll pay whatever it costs for you to come to sprint. sit us online or at a sprint store today. brandon thinks hell

thank you, alexa, and thank you, america. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and we are heating to hear from the president of the united states who is going to out line a new policy on negotiating with terrorists, not on the part of the government, but on the part of private families and friends of those who are held hostage abroad, and it used to be that if -- let's say isis demanded ransom, and you were negotiating directly with isis or any outside group, any terrorist group, you were technically breaking the law. and besides dealing with the grief of potentially protecting a loved one, that could all change. but there's a lot of interagency stuff going on here, but with the very latest of what the president will spell out. >> yeah. about 20 minutes from now, the president will announce that families of hostages will indeed be able to negotiate ransom payments to terrorists. without fear of criminal prosecution. that is what changes. what stays in place, though, is the administration's policy that government money will no

. >> we are going to get alexa chance to clean up. back after the break. ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. life's morning multitasking. it's multiple ideas for growing families and drawers with many layers to show exactly what you need. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> look at those kids hard at work. thousands of children in italy, they have broken the record for the word's tallest lego tower. for the past five days young builders have been constructing parts of the tower. each piece was taken out by a crew and added to the growing bu

. >> jessica and alexa here. they are all 4. are you guys 4 years old? affirmative. never compared to my twin who missed one question or two on her s.a.t.s. i didn't miss two. >> different strengths. >> different. >> we lost one. >> but we have one left. that's how i feel courtney. my twin left me high and dry here. >> it's a different bond than anybody else has. >> we have been together every step of the way. it's great. >> it is. >> there's good and bad. some people probably don't feel the way i do. had i been compared things might have been different. >> you are you are thick as thieves. nothing like going out with jenna and barbara together. >> we've done it. i brought washbarbara to willie's christmas party. >> let's not tell that story. barbara, where are you. >> we are waiting for you. we are just getting started. tomorrow the impact of nature versus nur temperature when it comes to raising twins. carson? >> coming up the guy behind the dirtiest teddy bear ever. one of the most talented'm in hollywood. the great seth macfarlane. we'll get coffee and dump it on