ann harper is here. i will let her get started. >> for the sake of time i will not go through the entire presentation unless the board members want me to do so. >> assume that we have all read it. >> great. let's start out on page 5. >> we have a question. >> can you specifically focus on what the impact is of moving. >> i didn't hear the last part. moving? >> moving the discount rate or the current rate. you want to move it to reduce it to 7.25, correct? is that your recommendation? >> our recommendation is that you could consider moving it to 7.25. 7.4 is reasonable. if you move it to 7.25 . >> i would like to hear what are the specific impacts of moves it to 7.25? i know you support that. that is your recommendation. give us the specific impacts. how are we going to benefit from it? i think we should clarify what the recommendation is. the recommendation is from the service coordinator to maintain 7.4 and if you read the presentation and report, it basically is recommending that it is reasonable to st

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ann thompson has a look back at her life and her legacy. >> get out of my apartment. >> she was america's favorite neighbor in the 1970s. creating a character so indelible, valerie harper were nearly synonymous. >> if you're always connected with rhoda, will you be happy about that sgla yeah. she has been the wind in the sales of my career. >> reporter: it earned her a place in place in history. >> and i'm mary richards. >> and then in her own show. rhoda's wedding earning 52f bei ballerina. fighting cancer brought harper back to the nation's attention for lung cancer and then diagnosed with brain cancer in 2013. given three months to leave, six months later she was on the small screen again. >> i just want to live every moment to the fullest. >> tonight america says good bye to one of tv's great side kicks, a star on her own. >>> new developments in the death of a major league baseball star. the medical examiner revealing late today los angeles angels pitcher ior s. ron mott has more details. ron, what are or >> reporter: texas authorities say los angeles angels pitcher had alcohol, fentanyl, and oxycodone in his system when he died the 27-year-old was found fully clo