bowman explained and he said i don't want him here. this is a breach of security and so mr. and aspen, who is a junior member of his committee said mr. chairman and keep in mind bowman was number two on appropriations and the best friend of tip o'neal and the speaker of the house. it was not healthy for your career as a house member and les aspen was a tough guy and very smart guy, and i think it is important to have a verbatim record and he was crimson. he was so angry, but any member of the committee has the right to call for a roll call vote and the roll call vote was called upon and the final tally was 7 to 6 among the members in the room in favor of keeping the reporter there. bowman was furious and remained so for many weeks, but the importance of that can't be understated because hence forth the house intelligence committee had a verbatim record of the covert action briefing and all the questions and answers that came after so that a year later when memories begin to fade we could go back to that record and have admiral turner come back up here and say, well, is this

. >> reporter: tiffany bowman has the look of determination in her eyes now. but she was not always this focused. she failed to show up for her final exams in her final year of high school. she flunked out and without a high school diploma, worked many jobs to support her and her baby. she moved to washington d.c. hoping to find a better life. >> i get to school at 8:55 and leave at 2:55. >> reporter: she wants to be a medical assistant. they hope more adults like bowman will get back into school after dropping out. and they hope it will give high school dropouts another chance of getting their high school diplomas. and it is the only charter school of its kind to offer a high school diploma to a dropout. >> if you're granted a ged, it is roughly that you will make an average of $21,000. and this the labor statistic. by a diploma, it goes up to $30,000 as far as an entry level position. >> reporter: and the next few months, goodwill plans to look down a new facility, forging a relationship with community organizations to fill 325 seats that will be available n

. >> supervisor avalos i'm chris bowman i was around back in 1994 was when prop eight was put on the ballot we planned to do a similar initiative then barry con roy put together an initiative to get nine votes on the ballot back to what supervisorer avalos asked in 1971 it's a consent decrete the courts did back in 1979 which dealt with the lack of minorities and women in the department. and subsequent to that 15 years later the mayor and the board never came up to that level of staffing if you look at the voters handbook 1994 they had 1695 full time staff positions 128 light duty officers and 148 going through the academy. nothing has changed. now the other point i would like to make since you are using the baseline of 1994 population wise when it was 741,000. when the consent decree was issued the population of san francisco was 678,000 so if you do it on the basis of population increase that's a 24% increase instead of 13.3% increase and you are talking about 2450 positions rather than the 2200 you are talking about that. i will leave it at that i will have a second thing going ov

on this father's day weekend navarro bowman, linebacker for the san francisco, the former all pro looking to make an impact this year after sitting out last season with a knee injury. before going pro he made hard hits in prince george's county for suitland high school and there you have it. >> i love the way you wanted to create a drama in that college series even though they're down 9-1. >> they're coming back. >> we're here to show you ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> of summer is almost here, right? >> it's on sunday. that is the summer solstice, 90 tomorrow, 94 on sunday, flash flood watch tomorrow and yellow alert as well. heaviest rain 7 p.m. have a good night. >> that's our broadcast. we'll see you. >> good night. ♪ ♪ girl: look out! (tires screech) oh, my god! did we hit it? looks okay to me. this is riley. the kealoha's dog. babe, we should go. we can't just leave him. hello? mrs. kealoha?

scottie bowman was out there with him just a moment ago. one of the stalwart defensemen brent seabrook is with pierre. >> pierre: hourw does this one feel? >> we've been lucky enough to win three. every time we've won it it seems to get better. we battled tonight, tampa bay is a hell of a team. we have to watch out for them, they'll be doing what we've been doing for the last six years so we have to watch out for them. it's been a lot of fun. they're a great team. can't say enough about it. was there ever a point this playoff series where you were concerned this wasn't going to happen? >> you always have ups and downs throughout the playoffs. i think we played some really good games early, i thought we had some tough games early. for the most part we have a good team. we know what we can do what we're capable when we play how we're supposed to play. the boys all stuck it out, got together. we wanted to do this again so we gave it all we had. >> pierre: i think back to game six here against anaheim and game seven. what was said on your fligh

scottie bowman was out there with him just a moment ago. one of the stalwart defensemen brent seabrook is with pierre. >> pierre: hourw does this one feel? >> we've been lucky enough to win three. every time we've won it it seems to get better. we battled tonight, tampa bay is a hell of a team. we have to watch out for them, they'll be doing what we've been doing for the last six years so we have to watch out for them. it's been a lot of fun. they're a great team. can't say enough about it. was there ever a point this playoff series where you were concerned this wasn't going to happen? >> you always have ups and downs throughout the playoffs. i think we played some really good games early, i thought we had some tough games early. for the most part we have a good team. we know what we can do what we're capable when we play how we're supposed to play. the boys all stuck it out, got together. we wanted to do this again so we gave it all we had. >> pierre: i think back to game six here against anaheim and game seven. what was said on your fligh

we're at the intersection of bowman and wynnewood.this is what you're going to see, downed limbs and tree branches. be careful, because the street may be open but you may have obstacles to maneuver around as you're heading out to work this morning. throughout many communities, that's what we have fond, a lot of downed limbs, a lot of leaves scattered about. several different communities. just exercise caution and make sure that you -- we're going to continue to travel through lower merion. we'll have another look for you in the next half hour. live now from storm force, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, monique. the storm moved down but problems persist from the roads to the rails and thousands of power outages, local electric companies are reporting a total of 374,000 outages across the delaware valley. there are also major problems with mass transit. patco is shut down. septa and new jersey transit is dealing with a number of delays. if you're driving, our crews are finding trees blocking roads in pennsylvania and new jers

item 16 is a resolution to approve the interim budget of the treasure island of bowman's authority for fiscal year 15 and 16 and 1617, and item 17 is a resolution to inter approve the interim budget of the office of community investment and infrastructure operating a successor agent to the symphysis go read about an agency. until the skiers on the 15 >> supervisor felt >> colleagues, there is a simple items we visited recently at this time as we continue to complete our bud fund our government operations being the new fiscal year until july 1 and would pass a budget and the mayor signs. atlanta one support. >> madam clerk can you please call >> items 14-17, supervisor 10 aye, wiener aye, yee, alice, aye, breed aye, campos aye, christiansen aye, cohen aye, fell aye kim aye aye of 11 aye to ship these items passed unanimously. >>[gavel] >> template can you please call the next and please >> automating is an ordinance to amend the mr. go to extend the film rebate program expiration date to june 30, 2019) only increase the authorized financing for the film rebate project account two $4 mil

>> reporter: lauren bowman's laugh masks the growing anger about the price of her life. >> without this we die. our family are left because we couldn't afford a pill. >> reporter: the pill good evening eco gleevec helps manage or myeloid leukemia. a single dose keeps her alive. even after her insurance kick in, lauren's monthly co-pay can run as high as $2, 200. twice the average mortgage payment. it's helped drive lauren into bankruptcy though she has a full-time job. now she's packing up her condo and moving back in with her mom. >> on days i feel like i can't go on anymore, all i have to do is look at her. she's my reason. minneapolis gleevec is a nearly $5 million a year drug for novartis triple from the 2001 debut. from $2,600 a month to $9,200 today even though the drug has not changed. >> that's not inflation, right. that's happened as they've recouped their investment in the drug many, many time over. >> reporter: memorial sloan ketter's dr. peter bach says the u.s. cancer drug market is completely broken. what is it that drives the price of cancer drugs then? >> essentially com

and i was over there with the senator from bowman. that was a very interesting time in the 1970's. that makes me the third longest serving member of both bodies. and you know what i remember about those early years in the house? besides, we used to collect the wild wild west in those days. you heard us talk about it, with the ethics bill and that type of thing this year. i have had a lot of people ask me over the years, tell me about that era. tell me about that era back in the house. and we refer to it as the wild west daily? -- didn't we? but you know it i remember, i remember in 1979, i saw on a news report that it was in the 1980's that senator kay patterson put up an amendment in the house to take down the confederate flag. well guess what? it wasn't the 1980's. it was 1979. 1979, as i remember it was in august. the legislature was still in session. i'm not sure if we were trying to get a budget. it has been so long ago. but we were down here for some reason. in august. it was as hot down here as it is right now. hot outside. i'll never forget it, i got sick that we. deathly s

martially bowman. yep, turn around. check out the boots, the basketball, and the basketball and it's all on the line now with the t-shirts and the bet with their brethren in san francisco. >> you don't know these guys right? >> no, not at all. not one of them. >> but t-shirts, that's a fire tradition apparently. >> we've never given them away we've always received them. in our defense. >> in cleveland? >> in cleveland, we usually go against them. >> but not this year. the center of cleveland station 7 is all fired up. that was the cleveland war scream. yeah, on a day when the refs couldn't help them. not exactly. if you are going to fail at hoop dreams, best to do it in a firehouse. from cleveland, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> round 2! >> poor wayne. later today on abc7 world news tonight is at 3:30 followed by dubs on 7. >> the toyota pregame show at 4:00 and beginning at 4:30, abc7 is the only place where you can see the warriors in game five of the nba finals. and that's followed by our special edition of toyota afte

scottie bowman was out there with him just a moment ago. one of the stalwart defensemen brent seabrook is with pierre. >> pierre: hourw does this one feel? >> we've been lucky enough to win three. every time we've won it it seems to get better. we battled tonight, tampa bay is a hell of a team. we have to watch out for them, they'll be doing what we've been doing for the last six years so we have to watch out for them. it's been a lot of fun. they're a great team. can't say enough about it. was there ever a point this playoff series where you were concerned this wasn't going to happen? >> you always have ups and downs throughout the playoffs. i think we played some really good games early, i thought we had some tough games early. for the most part we have a good team. we know what we can do what we're capable when we play how we're supposed to play. the boys all stuck it out, got together. we wanted to do this again so we gave it all we had. >> pierre: i think back to game six here against anaheim and game seven. what was said on your fligh

eddie bowman at a later stage when he went from cheerleader to guardian turned off the spigots for covert action in nicaragua. as we know that had terrible negative effects as people went underground in the administration and decided to carry out covert action regardless of the bowman amendment, but it's a good example of the ultimate power the congress has if it wants to use it. >> could i reply to that? >> sure. >> i would have to say there is no visible oversight today post-9/11. i see there may be things that they do on the sides, you know, that aren't publicized? there is nothing on this big issue which is our freedoms and the bill of rights and the very purpose these committees were established that they are now ignoring. i just don't see it. i think the -- i agree that the feinstein report on torture was long overdue and probably deliberately delayed by the cia by doing a huge data dump and trying to take it back to find out some incriminating things were in there but why -- let's look at that. there is nothing done that is contrary to the administration in power at the moment. whe

always are wide open for you expect just a quick ride into downtown san francisco san mateo bridge was bowman the tool looks pretty good it will be a 10 minute drive if you make your way from hayward to foster steady the golden gate bridge looks great come out of marin county south 1 01 to five minutes trip from sausalito into downtown san francisco if switching over to the richmond san rafael bridge hardly any cars on the rolling your checking in problem over san rafael when i come back will check the east of a drive times for him. >>james: 2 of the spreading across california this morning the first is burning of the time of escolar near modesto the study yesterday afternoon is a grass fire been equipped with destroying several homes the fire continues to burn this morning the last check it was 0 percent contained if this a long road ahead the blaze spread quickly the smoke will told was visible for 20 mi. away fortunately no injuries have been reported we will update you on the efforts with a fire also track in the latest shift in the firefighters struggling to get a handle on a wild fire t

. >> the indictment claims scott bowman also used some of the money seized while executing search warrantsay for plastic surgery for his wife. >> well, do thatnny's case his 28-year-old girl friend. >> he was an agent 2005 until this year. >>> walter thomas can officially check drive a car through a garage door on purpose off his bucket list. he fulfilled a life long dream with help from his family. >> wait. >> check it out. >> well, hit the gas, bang went through the door. >> one, two, three! >> i think it's in the category of the demolition derby. it was thrilling to get to do it after all these years. which i never thought would ever happen. i don't know what i could do to top it. getting too old to top anything. just live life to the extreme. >> that's living. >> to each his own, but what is that about? >> that's great. >> come on, man. >> awesome. >> just fun. >> every morning he pulls out, he has to wait for the door to open. >> the door is gone. i love that. >> i don't get that. >> he's the johnny knoxville. >> mark, lighten up. >> you never like blew stuff up in the backyard? >> th

. >> general, it's tom bowman with npr.earing there are more shia militia fighters in anbar. can you give us a sense of that? i know you probably don't want to get into numbers. are they 20% higher, 50% higher? you also talk about shaping up operations in ramadi. are we talking weeks away, months away? the same with mosul? is mosul off the table this year? >> and again for operational securities i'm not going to go into the specific timelines of iraqi security force operations. i will tell you there's positive steps moving forward in the shaping for both of those operations, both mosul and ramadi. we remain encouraged by the steps they are taking to set the steps for successful operations in both of those areas. >> in the shia militias are there more of them in anbar than isf? >> the purpose of the coalition is to support the government of iraq and their aligned security forces and operations against dash. that's what we'll continue to do. in terms of estimate of units of nonaligned units i have no comment on that at this t

gordon bowman founded the group in the 1980s. >> but now this group, where that r they when it comes to this issue in south carolina of taking down the confederate flag? >> they were a prominent voice when the flag in south carolina was initially flown over the capitol building. in 2000, it was moved to a site on the capitol grounds on a flag pole but not above the building. they were one of the more prominent groups advocating against the move. they thought that the governor had thrown the flag under the bus. he thought -- they thought that it was -- really a step against the sort of heritage of the confederacy. they were outspoken against that. >> now we see the governor from south carolina say that she believes the flag should come down from the capitol grounds. the debate started in the south carolina state legislature yesterday. you have a story that says the fight against confederate symbols spreads. that it's beyond south carolina now. where else is this issue being taken up and where is the debate headed? >> sure. i think the most prominent place is mississippi where the conf

. >> that is stan bowman gm heads that up again he is he playing cards, so we have he every year, thatets refigured so we don't know what it is yet, different scenarios working on since training in september, on what if it is x-amount versus this different you keep the core, and then you have to figure out what you can do, there is a lot of work to do between now and next couple weeks that is when the draft comes. >> you know the empire is so interesting, can you talk to us about the othersets how you capitalize on assets because of the synergies whether the united censor, 50% owned, by you the empire affiliated with the team you spun out the black hawk video production team into its own company, and any other thoughts or insights in terms of how the company looks different given all of this synergistic assets around the team? >> well -- from my father passed away in '07 we tepid to have silos every business we tried to do to have an organization break silos down so we are in a beverage business, and 6 states one is illinois, so, again, how do you really help? so we have black hawk bar