>>i think the approximate 20 we should leave that approximate 20 if we get a higher opt out it will be less. you are talking about paul 75. >>i will agree with that >>amendment to my amendment. only if it is above the 75. >>jason fried, michael can correct me on this if i'm wrong but there is a formula to between the two but if you want to get rid of the word approximate that is fine and i personally agree with some of the comments that the public made about the being there and it's as long as you are staying within the pricing policy goal is you should encourage staff to get as big as it can well stay in the procedure in some ways i think take out the word 75 because as long as you stay within your policies and procedures because as long as her staying within your policies and procedures it shouldn't matter if it is 75 or not. >>this is just bad drafting. at least is clear drafting to take the word out. it should be something else and come forward with something else. >>yes? >>jed holtzman i didn't identify myself for the tv earlier but i would like to set can officer fried's comment

so he arrived here at approximately 1:00 in the afternoon. got in the carriage, went up to pay his respects. she was so distraught, he never actually did get to visit with her. came back to the house here, approximately 3:00, a little thereafter, and took the oath of office at just after 3:30 that afternoon. we're actually in the library of the wilcox home. it's not a very big room, but it was filled with approximately 50 people. he stood about in the middle of the room. there's no photographic representation of the actual swearing in ceremony. there were two camera people in the room at the time. of course, cameras at that time were on tripods, they were very awkward, and so unfortunately, one of the cameras was knocked into, fell to the ground. roosevelt being obviously nervous about all of this, basically asked the reporters, the photographers to leave. so following the ceremony, a table was put into the library to indicate the place in this room where roosevelt actually stood to take the oath of office. the oath was administered by a fede

this incident happening at approximately 176 day boulevard right by the beach. in fact, in the shadow literally of the state police barracks. let's take you to the scene now this happened about 8:00. a pedestrian being struck by a vehicle. she suffered serious life-threatening injuries, was taken to boston medical center and we've just learned that had that victim is a 45-year-old female, 45-year-old woman, from quinnzy. now the driver stopped with his 2009 toyota camera see dan. the driver now we are told is a 75-year-old male, 75-year-old man from randolph. the investigation is ongoing. state troopers investigators determining if charges are warranted. the reconstruction and collision team was here up to a few minutes ago. in fact, they took the actual vehicle involved and were doing stop tests on it as they continue. but the latest information we have is that this 45-year-old pedestrian from quinnzy is still alive but suffering serious life-threatening injuries. back to you, ken and kate. >> jim, thank you. >>> now to a wbz exclusive a home. she was supposed

now reporter karen castro is live in the neighborhood near owens and lamb where police seized approximately 550 birds. karen? ((karen co their neighborhood is a lot quieter this evening after police removed hundreds of roosters and hens from these two homes. meanwhile, police are calling the bust the largest in state history. ((karen castro)) the back yard where police removed 550 birds on wednesday is now empty. chicken coops are no longer in use. ((victor tubbs neighbor: it surprised me. i was really shocked.)) ((karen castro)) roosters crowing. he says he also saw large gatherings at the home but never connected the dots. ((victor tubbs neighbor: this pretty much, this whole block right here is packed with like, you know, at least 10, 15 cars, maybe on this side and this side.)) ((karen castro)) metro police say an officer was responding to an unrelated call at an apartment complex next door at a unit overlooking the home's back yard when something caught his eye. ((det. robert sigal -

to the underground storage area where we have reports that one person had fallen approximate 20 feet. he was pumping water and fell down, a second person attempted to rescue him and passed out himself. a third person had also gone down. we had three people that were unconscious approximately 20 feet below ground so firefighters were their own that that environment was oxygen deficient, one of the things we were concerned about when we go below ground. it was found that it was oxygen deficient so we have three victims all removed and being transported in extremely critical condition to area hospitals. >> we can see some of the people you've helped there. you said they are in extremely critical condition right now?>> that is correct. >> i'm sure you will keep us updated. thank you for joining us. >>> this afternoon we had temperatures above 110 but this is a live look. one of my favorite places, all brought to you by a tropical storm that could bring some a pretty dry day and here is the latest. this is tropical storm javier with gusts up to 75. it looks like we will stay a tropical sto

approximately 200 acres. the two shooters reported the fire. acres. the two shooters reported the fire. approximately 200 acres. the two shooters reported the fire. no word on whether they will face charges. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones temperatures are staying well above normal again today with gradual cooling in the forecast for the rest of the week and into the weekend. monsoonal moisture lingering in arizona will not make it into the valley although there are rain chances for our that drier air will continue to spread across the southwest for the remainder of the week some light clouds linger over the next few days,. tuesday is 9 or very "take 5 to care is sponsored by nv energy, subaru of las vegas and henderson hospital." we sent out an s- o-s help us supply our students as they get ready to start the new school year. we've teamed up with subaru of las vegas, nv energy and henderson hospital...for our students drive. on monday, a lot of great donors stopped by to drop off school supplies, but we're still a long way from our g

after waiting approximately 20 minutes --- the crowd was asked to leave again.police say some of the crowd did leave the area, but others refused. that's when mpd began to make arrests. but -- one elected official who was out here last night disagrees with how milwaukee police handled the situation. he says he was out here with police did let the state rep go but 10 people were arrested. the intersection at 44th and auer is where 23-year-old sylville smith was shot and killed by a milwaukee police on august 13th...setting off 2 nights of riots in this area. we have noticed police patroling the area. a milwaukee man accused of killing another man outside the district six police station is expected in court today. police say 65-year-old randall drescher got into an argument with a 52-year-old man outside the police station. he then allegedlly pulled a gun and shot the other man. drescher walked into the police station along with his friend and turn themselves in. also expected in court today, a former cudahy police dispatcher accused of stealing money meant to pay for parking tickets.p

. >> the train was traveling at approximately 35 miles per hour. the vehicle was dragged for approximately 100, 150 yards. >> reporter: the man was rushed to mass general with injuries to people aboard the train were somewhat shaken by the experience but uninjured. >> i was crying and shaking and calling 911. i wanted to make sure he was all right. >> reporter: police are looking into the possibility of issuing a $200 fine for this man for failure to yield. he is expected to be okay. there were 70 people on board this train. thankfully none of them were injured. amaka ubaka 7 a lot of people are experiencing this extreme heat we're feeling today in boston and outside the city. really all over new england. temperatures sky rocketing. great day for sun and sand down at the beach if you're able. jet skis there you go. this hot weather is no joke. it's dangerous and warnings are being issued. >> reporter: out there this afternoon we reached the mid 90s. even right now the temps are still in the 90s. the city at 91. bedford holding at 95. you factor in

. >> preliminary investigate travelling at approximately 30 miles an hour. the vehicle was dragged for approximately 100-150 yards. >> reporter: again transit police say this driver may survive this. the injuries are serious but appear to be nonlife threatening. 70 people on board the train, nobody on the train was hurt. r. live in wakefield, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> kim: collapsing in court. that uber driver drops after hearing the charge against him. he is accused 16-year-old girl he met on the job. their alleged connection say prosecution continued through snap chat. >> adam: darnell booth, a former uber driver from dorchester is accused of raping the 16-year-old girl. police say booth drove the girl home then added thes girl on snap chat. police caboted the girls after she missed a bus and offered to give her a ride. the girl accepted the ride parking lot and raped her. defense attorneys tried to punch holes suggesting thes girl may have given booth her nap chat information. uber released a statement reading what has been described stayed deeply upsetti

it is an approximation of the organized crime. of course i say mexican government. if the organized crime has no contact with government, it's not organized crime. if you don't have contact with the government. >> there is a fabulous artist we work with very closely for talks about organized crime which is the government and then you have the transnational crime which we haven't talked about today the transnational corporations extracting the technologies handle this and it's killing people and so forth, so you have all these crimes going on but the only organized crime of th that. the mexican organization of crime of the 28 crimes that you can connect under a big don't connect just one. the role of mexico with the migration of central america is more now than in mexico. to talk about the train and these cannot be when the united states goes down. >> they gave them money to enforce. right now i just have an assumption that it's pretty logical. >> i don't think anybody on -- >> one more -- [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] lo

and between 2013 and 2014, approximately 3.3 billion passengers flew on commercial airlines. when you're comfortably in your seat and waiting for refreshments, the last thing you want to think about is a possible in flight medical emergency at 30,000 feet, airline staff could quite possibly have a passenger's life in their hands. i visited the delta airline training center in atlanta to see how flight crews manage medical emergencies. >> all right. let's go ahead and board through the door. >> out of all the training that a flight attendant might go through, how big a component is the medical and safety part of it? >> the medical and safety part is a heavy component of it. it's something the faa puts heavy emphasize on because if it can happen on the ground, it can happen in the air as well. >> although rare, inflight medical issues do occur. 1 in every 604 flights report medical emergencies. the most common are fainting or feeling dizzy or nausea or vomiting. delta says they do their best to train flight attendants to handle most medical problems the can happen in the sky. t

. >> at approximately 3:45 lloyd harbor respond ised to the scene -- responded to the scene and found the deceased who was later determined to be elizabeth cullen in the back yard. the evidence suggested that she the call indicated. >>reporter: investigators believe elizabeth drown in her back yard pool, hidden behind bushes and fence on the three- acre property. the suffolk county homicide department was called in an not two hours later dennis cullen returned home where he lived with his mother and put under arrest. >> while we were processing the scene, that's when he returned to the scene and we placed him unarrest meal, and that was at approximately 5:50 p.m. >>reporter: in an affluent neighborhood with houses spread across grassy acres, neighbors were hesitant to comment. >> it's tragic and i'm going to talk. >>reporter: but remember elizabeth cullen as a kind neighbor and mother. what was she like? >> lovely. lovely. >>reporter: good mother? >> yeah, great mom. great mom. >>reporter: cullen's defense attorney says he does have a history of mental illness. authorities say he has

roberson, you two have been married for approximately a year. -bradley: yes, your honor. -judge lynn: correct? and you have a one-year-old son, and you're 20 and you're 19. -elexus: mm-hmm. -judge lynn: young, young. you're already here in "divorce court." i'm sorry to see that. i'm probably gonna root for you a little bit, but we'll see when we get there. why don't i start with you, mrs. roberson.

train crew leaders we're thankful for the partnership and stewardship of our natural resources approximately, one and 50 volunteers will be out this weekend to do trail building with some even camping overnight legally in permitted matter anothers glen can have on park 3 new sections of trail 2rb9 to the 2 and a half mile to mountain sutro if you haven't walked this i absolutely encourage you to do it we're auto r out there last month it is really amazing and to think that you have a trail of this kind diversity and beauty and frankly drama is what istion u stunning. >> sign-ups are taken at the southern california.org and no experience is actually required this weekend we have actually before i go on i'll try to wing it we'll try to bring them next month to - two weekends ago our concert in golden gate park attended for 3 days in my view that was really the smoothest and most successful outdoor lands ever even if the fewest numbers of band on the line up that means i'll getting old and i base that observation on the experiences of staff and our communities we had the fewest picks up in the

dan: mine is approximately 46%. -lemonis: okay. -dan: dave is approximately 27%.david malino, you're approximately 21%. -david: should be like 22%. -lemonis: are you getting paid? -dave: no. -lemonis: are you getting paid? are you getting paid? and how are you paying your bills? dave: you know, dipping into savings, basically. my wife was working. she's no longer working. she's on unpaid maternity leave. dan: you know, i have a credit-card bill. that's how i've been getting by lately. had to ask for some help from my mom and dad. it's been tough through some debt about that. i definitely [clears throat] -- [ voice breaking ] i always wanted to be a c.e.o. i thought it would be the best job in the world, and i still do, and when i know that my -- [clears throat] financial decisions negatively impacted the company, it was very, very difficult. you got be responsible for everything in the company. i failed in making good financial decisions at different points; numbers isn't my specialty. you know, there was failures in there. lemonis: i give you a lot of credit for

. >> approximately one year after our interview, the inmate completed his sex offender rehabilitatione up for parole. he was denied and had to remain in prison. but not for long. his 44-year sentence was reduced by approximately half due to good behavior, meaning he only had another year to serve before being released. >> i would be interested to know how he's doing. and if he's gotten himself into any more trouble. but the problem with that is, he had 19 victims for which he was never caught. so there's no real way of knowing if he's acting out again unless he gets caught. >>> coming up, a former prostitute's drug addiction leads to frightening consequences. >> so you don't know how many men you infected with hiv? >> probably enough. >>> in most maximum-security prisons, people convicted of sex-related crimes are the outcasts of the inmate population. they're often housed in protective custody to keep others from beating or killing them. >> these type of offenders rarely discuss the details of their crime. and when they do, it can be tough to take. but there's value to their stories.

full year term if we held on to it any time it was blow 3- base points a payment in july we have approximately90,000 because the shortened bridge loan is no longer outstanding but the shortened interest rate for such we received a payment i think that would be - if we're not modifying it to use it for the shortened purposes it would be in our best interests to sell it rather than 50 or $90,000 here and there but to try to recoup some of the costs of the original cap. >> so it will have to go through the shortened swap advisory i've never trusted that situation no market no market there just a bunch of whorl and dealers that's a long term player that gets the shortened deal i don't know that tjpa considered a long term plan but avoid this if you can getting new i s da agreement but you have to have them i think they're basically junk just to get the boys some money any questions on it. >> straightforward that's the shortened problem yeah. i like the will fact there is a 4.5 percentage 16 years ago. >> not request quite that but sitting other than a rich, rich loan and want to you 9 to 5 it migh

feet wide and ways approximately 1100 tons. it draws about third teen feet of water and is told to crush buoys. apply it's an icebreaker when you needed. tothis goes all the way back 1984. they planned them by the lighthouse service. when world war ii came around, they started holding them like crazy. it's good to understand what this particular ship did. it made the northwest passage and served the government for 71 years. very extreme deployments was at the end of world war ii in san diego and honolulu. 1946, end of the war in the government wanted to continue to test atomic weapons, deployed to set buoys at marshall islands and at the kenya told. function was to put the german and japanese into bikini atoll. off in twoere blown different locations. waters 500 feet above the and was an aerial test. then they looked at the effects it had radiation wise and the ships in the atoll itself. there were 192 ships, so the .ramble was a busy ship that was 1946, july. second extraordinary things the bramble did was to 1957, they in cir

1100 ft.2 to approximately 2000 ft.2. the project still proposes 47 dwelling units within the same building height is a number of stories. the draft motion included in the package is revise from the june 9 version to fight the current project which would modify and replaces the previously approved project. commissioners since the publication of the staff report there have been two letters of support. one from the lower court neighbors and one from the middle polk neighborhood association. the department continues to recommend the planning commission approved the project on the basis that the project represents the sensitive redevelopment of an underutilized site improvement over the previously approved project in that it will provide additional 1512 when units including three affordable dwelling units, 22 fewer offstreet parking spaces 37 additional bicycle parking spaces into fewer curb cuts which will reduce potential the hiccup or conflicts on both streets. the project is also in general compliance with all applicable

1100 ft.2 to approximately 2000 ft.2. the project still proposes 47 dwelling units within the same building height is a number of stories. the draft motion included in the package is revise from the june 9 version to fight the current project which would modify and replaces the previously approved project. commissioners since the publication of the staff report there have been two letters of support. one from the lower court neighbors and one from the middle polk neighborhood association. the department continues to recommend the planning commission approved the project on the basis that the project represents the sensitive redevelopment of an underutilized site improvement over the previously approved project in that it will provide additional 1512 when units including three affordable dwelling units, 22 fewer offstreet parking spaces 37 additional bicycle parking spaces into fewer curb cuts which will reduce potential the hiccup or conflicts on both streets. the project is also in general compliance with all applicable

1100 ft.2 to approximately 2000 ft.2. the project still proposes 47 dwelling units within the same building height is a number of stories. the draft motion included in the package is revise from the june 9 version to fight the current project which would modify and replaces the previously approved project. commissioners since the publication of the staff report there have been two letters of support. one from the lower court neighbors and one from the middle polk neighborhood association. the department continues to recommend the planning commission approved the project on the basis that the project represents the sensitive redevelopment of an underutilized site improvement over the previously approved project in that it will provide additional 1512 when units including three affordable dwelling units, 22 fewer offstreet parking spaces 37 additional bicycle parking spaces into fewer curb cuts which will reduce potential the hiccup or conflicts on both streets. the project is also in general compliance with all applicable

state officials say they have received hundreds of applications for approximately 30 new licenses for medical marijuana dispensaries.arizona already has nearly 100 licensed dispensaries.the health department says nine out of ten of us live within 25 miles of an operating dispensary. a san tan valley man accused of sexually assaulting over a dozen girls will await an arizona supreme court ruling to see if he'll be released from jail before his trial.20- year- old tyler kost was the girls he's accused of sexually assaulting were former poston butte high school classmates. checking the valley's hot headlines this morning... phoenix police sharing new information in the hunt for the "serial street shooter." a new report highlights the shooting that took place back in july.. near 30-th street and thomas. a man driving with a child in the car.. says he noticed a dark colored b-m-w pull up next to him at a traffic light. seconds later.. the driver of that b-m-w started shooting.. times. no one was injured.. but police say the serial shooter has killed seven people. there's a $50-thousand dol

on the day after inauguration day, approximately 2.7 million civilians and 1.5 million military personnel who work for uncle sam come to their offices. the claims adjuster at the social security office in rochester, new york is deputy chief in albania. the first ranger at yellowstone national park, the biologist at the center for disease control in atlanta and the soldier station. they all see the same thing when they arrive. their new boss. they may not have voted for the new boss, in fact they may hate him or her, this new team, this new party but they all know who the boss is and they've all entered government service knowing that whether they liked the president or not, they work for the president. now let's go over to the white house. on the morning after the unnatural festivities, a tired and maybe slightly hung over president and vice president get to work. there are plenty of new people around the workflow. most of them however are in military uniform. they open the door, find a helicopter, lands and sit on top of the white house. with these new employees do not actually do is tal

i know it -- two years ago approximately. okay? approximately. it was taken during obama's watch so when i said -- believe me, russia's not going into ukraine. they're not going into ukraine. the person said but they're already in ukraine i said yeah, well that was -- i mean, do if you want to go back, do you want to have world war iii to get it back. that was during obama's watch. >> of course this isn't the first time the trump campaign or trump himself has had to be on defense over russia. the gop platform on ukraine was softened, something the trump campaign denies they were involved in. trump saying he had a relationship with putin which he now denies to name a few. trump's coherence is largely defensible on the marriage with big exceptions but let's be clear, they would get any democrat accused of treason immediately and anyone else kicked out of the republican party. joining me now, colonel lawrence wilkerson, former chief of staff at the state department under general colin powell, currently a distinguished visiting professor of governmen

. >> wabash valley has approximately 43 different gangs. approximately around 400 different gang members. that doesn't reflect all of our suspected members. those are all confirmed members. we have twin 200 to 300 suspected gang members at this facility. >> most of the gangs are divided along racial lines. the majority of the gang members here belong to white supremacist gangs. prison officials suspect that asatru might be a front for white supremacist gangs. marcus murray denies that. >> there has never been anything in my studies that says one race is more dominant over another one culture. nor one religion dominant over another. asatru believers believe that our religion is fine, your religion is fine. >> guy radcliffe who has been practicing asatru for several years here. said there's one group that is not welcome. >> if we found out someone in the community was a child molester, he would be banned from the community. he cannot participate. it's a bylaw, you cannot be a sex offender and be in asatru. >> radcliffe also defended the fact

approximately 12. if you go through this were not talking about a huge number of facilities i really don't understand why you could not had put in evidence about each particular clinic into show why the clinic closed and for some of them there's information that they closed for reasons that have nothing to do with this. and enough to make your case. i can give you examples the center for choice is that one of the ones you're talking about there is a news report in the huffington post reported that this was closed as a result of the 2011 women health program which cut funding for family planning services. that evidence is not in the record. and you put quite a bit of evidence the site in here in your brief. my point is why is there not direct evidence about particular clinics. you said you had direct evidence. with those records. absolutely. can i just make sure i understand it. eleven were closed on the day the admitting privileges took effect in the two week. that it was a in the fact that over a doze

general partner equity of $1.52 million and a deferred developer fee of approximately $408,000. of which significantly more than 121 funding ratio.the other portion of this request is approving a long-term ground lease and as his practice ocii will retain ownership during construction. once the development is completed both the ground lease and loan agreement be transferred to the mayor's office of housing and community development or ocd as the housing successor agent. the ground lease requires for an annual payment, annual rent payment. annual rent is 10% of the unrestricted value of the land. were in this instance, 2.175 of which 15,000 is the base rent which is paid from the operating budget and residual rent amount of 2,000,001 and $60,000 which is only paid to the extent there is surplus cash after all the operating accesses have been paid. also, the tenant affordability restrictions are called out in the ground lease. which are 50% of the california tax credit allocation committee area median income levels or $61,500 for a four person household. that is using 2016 income

federal officials will come appear ingredient on how to fix approximate practices. vote. leads -- the race turn into a national talking point after donald trump flirted with the idea of backing him instead. >> an evacuation order remains in effect in california san bernardino mountains where a wild fire has burned 8,000 acres. it's caused fire to spread rapidly. more than a thousand fiefer thes are working to keep it away from homes. but say all it could take is a shift in wind to the cause of the fire is still unknown. dealing with some crazy weather this week. take a look here. first the rains come and self- water rescues. a dust storm unfefled -- man whaks a tough time for arizona to see all of those and just combine combining it. all of those weather systems. >> it's kind of funny. about a week or two ago. but that flooding really make it is didges out there. some areas very flat. anterior drainage. our forecast for today. some of us seeing some pretty dense fog. beautiful right now at the raleigh durham international airport. 75 degrees. not a lot of cloud cover. tha

state officials say they have received hundreds of applications for approximately 30 new licenses for medical marijuana dispensaries. arizona already has nearly 100 licensed dispensaries. the health department says nine out of ten of us live within 25 miles of an operating dispensary. have trouble getting to sleep? the five foods you can eat before bed that will help you get a better night's rest. ryan lochte thinking about plan b these days. banned from swimming. that's 7 minutes away in the morning juice. you're watching 12 today. ###break### today president the flood-damaged areas of louisiana. he'll also meet with local officials to talk about emergency responses and how the federal government can help affected communities begin to re-build. more than 30-inches of rain fell over the course of a week.. killing 13 people and leaving thousands of others without a home. i the children's hospital of philadelphia will hold a news conference today with the first child in the world who received a double-hand transplant. 9-year-old today.. doctors are expected to give an update on his amaz

approximately 99 percent of the city is off limits. it has been challenged in court for years. but this pastjanuary the colorado supreme court upheld it. so police are enforcing it. >> . ( if it means that i need to live in a different city. then in my mind if that's what keeps the public safe. that's part of the consequences of the crime they committed. that's the issue they need to deal with. >> the attorney will fight for what she says are hur clients civil rights.

since they have taken over approximately 500 people of the conflict. it has the worst levels of development and yet they have still seen terry aid to support it. they have actually been trained, supplied and sometimes supplemented by australia. again australia and the u.s. who have these interest. the other thing i will touch on just briefly in the cases of those people and here in a state they ended up here on friday the major whip in the resistance right now was social media. there is different levels of oppression but they are creating international community for support. it's kind of an upside of this. this is super preliminary and it's a narrative in search of quantification that's why i brought it here. i thought you could help me out with some of that. i have the legal part of it written up. again i'm starting to look more at the economic history part of it and looking at some of those things and statements and tease out profit flows there. thank you for that. i would welcome any feedback or comments. [applause]. >> derek hamilton derek is the p

approximately 300 passengers on board the train this morning. a vta bus bridge has been ordered to service the stations in between san jose diridon. this is another train that is currently moving through the area as we speak. you can see caltrain officials here. the sheriff's officials are here and san jose police responded to the scene. we do not know the condition of the person who was hit, whether it was male or female. again the source that we are talking with this morning says it was a bicyclist that went past the crossing gates and was hit by the caltrain earlier this morning. this has impacted traffic and, obviously, caltrain service this morning. this is a train moving through the virginia street crossing as we speak. but again this is heavily impacting [ inaudible ]. the latest that we're hearing right now, i got a text message from a caltrain officials who says that passenger is still on board the train and will be removed shortly. passengers will be on board northbound 135 or use vta. that's the latest in san jose. for now, i will tos

the case carrying quote a approximately 129 thousand dollars worth of jewelry. >> . including diamond earrings and a pearl bracelet. diamond star worth 28 thousand. the baggage handsers found the small bag is put it on the plane. when they arrived at dia. the pilot handed the bag to this man. 42 year-old. a united airlines customer service agent. >> . police say surveillance video shows him quote wrapping the cosmetic bag in printer paper. and slides the case into a brown paper bag. and leaves. >> . when police confronted him they the jewelry items before they went missing. he corporated. he cooperated. took hem to his home and handed over the case. >> . they have 0 tolerance for theft and the employee has been removed from the duties. >> . >> thank you. investigators say the baby who died at an adams county motel yesterday. was a 6 month old girl. autopsy results before releasing anymore information. on how the infant died. >> . anonymous e-mail threats forcing the closure of several u.s. department of agriculture offices across the country. including one in fort co

he called it change through approximation. thisught it really was idea that we can create safety through connection, even in the larger political context. the church also struggles. the one hand,n naive, and also not very honest, if i didn't say that the united methodist church struggles with the question of separation and connection. the church in general struggles with the question of separation and connection. in many ways, on theological issues -- normally when i get on a plane, i grab some not using psy haven't had time to read. this is the methodist recorder, the oldest methodist newspaper, and they call themselves the world's leading methodist newspaper. it is published in london since, . don't know, many many years they called it -- they had this title, "the need for vigilance." i thought, isn't that interesting? it is in response to the killing killing -- to the killing. and the statement is from the british methodist church , saying, we remind all of our churches of basic security measures, and of the need to be vigi

if you think catching this big bird would beies approximately. >> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. ," today on "matter of fact political ads, political spin, political name-calling. our question -- who is listening? a look at the media habits of america's voting public. and what do powerful women have in common? >> when women reach the tipping point, they really begin to change. >> the risks women take with power. plus, voting blocs and powerbrokers flex their muscle in the presidential election. what's the one issue that will bring them together? fernando:

stood, this building stood approximately 1.5 miles, maybe two-miles from new york city.ess needed a break, which was often because it was exhausting and these fellows were working to extend his to seven days a week, they went for a walk or a horseback ride in the countryside. in the countryside. that is often the land below house and street. grannis village -- greenwich village was up there somewhere. that is the new york we are in.

a approximate 3 run double. before it's all said and done. rockies touch him up for nine runs. and gnats came back to make it interesting. the rocks do still hang onto get win. 12 to ten. >> . back to the haircuts. >> . i would just shave my whole head already. >> . if you have been thinking about getting a dream home ticket. now is your chance. if you buy by the end of the day this friday. for a hundred dollars. you have the chance to win this beauty. a 2017 lincoln. car valued a 35 thousand remember we give this away on september 1. >> over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us. you can see right now still under the gun. as far as the heat is concerned. fort collins to kpwraoe greeley. fort morgan. 88 downtown. parker at 8

general partner equity of $1.52 million and a deferred developer fee of approximately $408,000. of which significantly more than 121 funding ratio.the other portion of this request is approving a long-term ground lease and as his practice ocii will retain ownership during construction. once the development is completed both the ground lease and loan agreement be transferred to the mayor's office of housing and community development or ocd as the housing successor agent. the ground lease requires for an annual payment, annual rent payment. annual rent is 10% of the unrestricted value of the land. were in this instance, 2.175 of which 15,000 is the base rent which is paid from the operating budget and residual rent amount of 2,000,001 and $60,000 which is only paid to the extent there is surplus cash after all the operating accesses have been paid. also, the tenant affordability restrictions are called out in the ground lease. which are 50% of the california tax credit allocation committee area median income levels or $61,500 for a four person household. that is using 2016 income

general partner equity of $1.52 million and a deferred developer fee of approximately $408,000. of which significantly more than 121 funding ratio.the other portion of this request is approving a long-term ground lease and as his practice ocii will retain ownership during construction. once the development is completed both the ground lease and loan agreement be transferred to the mayor's office of housing and community development or ocd as the housing successor agent. the ground lease requires for an annual payment, annual rent payment. annual rent is 10% of the unrestricted value of the land. were in this instance, 2.175 of which 15,000 is the base rent which is paid from the operating budget and residual rent amount of 2,000,001 and $60,000 which is only paid to the extent there is surplus cash after all the operating accesses have been paid. also, the tenant affordability restrictions are called out in the ground lease. which are 50% of the california tax credit allocation committee area median income levels or $61,500 for a four person household. that is using 2016 income