let's take a look at what your category is. your category is four classic sitcoms.re murphy brown, i love lucy. dick van dyke show, and roseanne. all the questions will relate to one of those shows. 60 second on the clock. mike, this show featured the first interracial couple on tell -- television. >> roseanne. >> incorrect. >> lucy. >> this focused on some one who worked in television, but worked in new rochelle. >> murphy brown. >> that is incorrect. >> dick van dyke. >> the main character is described as mike wallace in a dress? >> murphy brown. correct. brook -- >> an actress on the show the first female head of a major tv studio. >> i love lucy. >> correct. poking fun of the vice president, fifth season premiere episode of this show was you say potato, i say potato. >> murphy brown. >> correct. >> brooke, this show was based on the real life story of a person who played allen braidy? >> roseanne. >> incorrect. dick van dyke. >> mike, 72% of the country tuned in to see the episode of this show in which the lead gave birth? >> i love lucy. >> that is correct. >>

category, music, 50 points.s title where she returned to her musical roots in 1993. >> who cannot forget that song, right? >> next category. for 50 points. at what illinois university did she study english and earn her bachelor of arts degree? >> loyola university. >> that's correct. >> category of political notables, 100 points. >> after retiring from political office, what television network served as president? >> whof course. our competition. i work in telemundo. >> on which mission did he die on earthquake missions? nicaragua? >> 38. >> category art and artists for 150. when was the mexican american liberation founded? >> michael. >> chicago. >> chicago in the city. that is not the right answer. anyone else? >> los angeles? >> los angeles, l.a. this is not the right answer either. actually san francisco, same city but a different city. next category. activists, 150 points. name the activist and national association of chicana studies in 1989. >> that's the right answer. muy bien. >> category of writers, 200

and the category for this one is "phrase." here we go. ♪ [ bell chimes ] rebecca.expectations. yeah, i guess so. whoa. all right. she's got over $23,000. "around the house" is the category. and now, well, we'll watch rebecca spin. s. two s's, yeah. could i buy a vowel? mm-hmm. e. no e. come on, lydia. well, it's just, uh, that kind of night. wah, wah. i'm sorry, my dear. marcus, who knows what that feels like. [ marcus laughs ] a "free play." o. uh, four o's, yeah. good for you. t. one t. i'd like to buy a vowel. mm-hmm. a u. there you go. two u's. come on. i've -- i'm at a loss for what to say to you, other than move on to rebecca. well, would you -- say goodbye. goodbye. [ bell dings ] okay, well, say goodbye to our time. it's running short. i'll give the wheel a final spin. ask you to give me a letter. if it's in the puzzle, you have three seconds to solve it. we'll add $1,000. every consonant worth $1,600. again, "around the house" is the category. and, lydia, it's your turn. a letter please. l. no l. marcus. c. two c's. "around the house." three seconds. outdo

this really has been modern family's category for quite sometime. >> they've owned this category fort five years. it will be interesting to see going into emmy night if they can continue their reign or get dethroned. >> who do you think might dethrone. >> my pick is for veep. giving the timing of election season the fact only anyone is talking about is a campaign it will be interesting to see if hbo's political comedy can win that thrown. >> you think transparent should win that thrown. >> it's and all about that conversation. >> transparent is a dramatic show. it definitely spreads that line the academy decided this year that half hour shows would be the define at categories. >> modern family wins, break a record. >> it will break a record. owned by frazier for years. >> it will be a lot of celebration in many camp for sure. >> a nail biter. >> i know. >> nail biter. we'll see what happens on emmy night. >> comedy actress. >> you know i got to go with madam president julie louie dyfs. she's won the last several years. voters will award her performance. >> she's fantastic. what a per

right now it's a category 1, but it could intensify to a category 3 by the time we get to friday out over the atlantic. what will that mean for the landfall? another look at that and the rest of our forecast coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. >> all right, janice, thank you. >>> they are hoping for the best but ready for the worst. it may sound cliche, but it is a way of life for communities all along the jersey shore. they're doing whatever it takes to make sure if hurricane joaquin hits the damage is not as severe as sandy. here's news 4 ted greenburg. >> everything is ready to go. >> reporter: for joe that meant putting all of his outdoor furniture inside his house in vetner today before mother nature hits the jersey shore with days of rain and then possibly tropical weather from joaquin. so do public works crews in ocean city. today they used heavy machinery to stockpile sand, ready to block off beach access paths if needed to keep the ocean from pouring into streets. >> in the low-lying areas keep an eye on high tide and be preparesed to move cars out of the way. >> r

as a category 2, possibly a category 3 storm. devastating impacts here in terms of coastal conditions. if it moves onshore, even if it doesn't make landfall here at the jersey shore or long island or new york city, we're talking about rain and wind and a lot of wind and coastal impacts. but it would not be as severe as if it made landfall. we're still in that uncertain area. we still have to keep an eye on things for you. in the meantime, light rain showers out there. if you're going out this evening, make sure you take a bit of your rain gear. not going to be heavy across the area tonight. this is what is left over. the front is out here. that's why the clouds and showers will stay around sort of pesky drizzle and raw, windy, cool conditions. this is the rain from today. over an inch in central park and a lot of areas seeing over 3 1/2 inches of rain. like west milford, new jersey. booton and jackson, new jersey, over three inches. one to two and a half over parts of connecticut. get a break from all of that over the next 48 hou

that are establish by the planning code the category your discussing is trade shop in our approval allou'll be doing it approving the trade shops there are a number of uses that fall within the trades shops should you approve a square feet of trade shop is legal it is maybe artist uses today maybe some other form of trade shop use that qualifies under the planning codes few minutes ago in distinction under the trade code versus the trade shop categories we've been talking about i want to make it clear what you're approving today is trade shop not trades shop artists or other things. >> so for me the issue is about office i want to see if if there is possibility to reduce the amount of office dramatically you how to come up with the number i don't want to come up with a random number necessarily but the displacement factor around the newer use this administrative use there's a number of permitted used in the building the crisis is not on this trades shop there is professional internal revenue that commissioners, on that motion comes to mind that is feasible so i'll see whether is the co

category one right now, that's where it stands, 08-mile per hour sustained winds, you can see gusting up to 100 miles per hour. here's thousand develops, folks. it has strengthening capabilities to about category three get into the weekend, then you can see, as it comes even closer, it is really directly heading for philadelphia, as a category one, word of caution, we are early on in this, we are still watching these models, and as you can see, if we look at all of the different models, call it the spaghetti plot, so much each individual model, there are outline ers there, many of them, have it coming ashore in the north carolina-virginia area, some of them have it coming ashore in philadelphia, some going out to sea and some have it kind of winding around there not doing whole lot of anything but regardless, of how it develops, we are going to see impact every. >> this whether it goes along the coast, out to sea or inland, we will see a lot of rain from it, because the rain go get pulled in by this system. so it means we have to keep ion thing, now, live look at storm scan three, the

it's a category 1 storm. it may become category 2 shortly. drifting to the southwest at 8 miles an hour. not only do i think it will become a category 2, i think it will be a 3 and so does the national hurricane center. it may go to category 4. 3 would be 110 miles an hour or greater. there's the 3. it moves northward. still a category 3. then it will weaken, that's what the forecast calls for, but takes it into chesapeake bay, weakening to a category 1 hurricane. the question is does this make the turn further northward. we're still in the blue zone. or does it make the turn out to sea. regardless of what the track is going to be, even if it's off to the south, we're in the northeastern side of the storm. that will mean prolonged onshore flow, rain, wind, and more exacerbated near the coast, potential coastal flooding at the times of high tide. so beach erosion will be on going. we have to get through another system before that happens as you'll see in the forecast. 79, 68 today. last time you'll see 70 for a while. the rainfall 1-1/4 inches

carolina, category two storm. it will weaken and right now, this path takes it into the chesapeake bay as we move toward sunday into monday with a lot of heavy rainfall gusty winds and flooding. so before joaquin we're watching this boundary and also some rain that's riding along it. coming up, we'll talk much more about some of the steering factors with that system but before it gets here joaquin we're talking heavy rain as well gusty winds. much more to talk about coming up. back to you. >> super storm sandy certainly not ancient history for folks living along the jersey shore. >> the threat of another bad storm could mean more bad news for those seaside towns but as fox 29's brad sattin shows us everyone seems to be keeping their cool. he's checking thing out in atlantic city tonight. brad? >> reporter: iain keeping their cool so far. people of course as you mentioned remember super storm sandy take look behind me. you see the building there in the distance there were actual toll other buildings right beside it

category 1 storm right now, but is expected to intensify to category 2 by this time tomorrow morning afternoon. it will be a category 2 storm. top winds 105 miles per hour. just skirting the central bahamas. see a lot of wind and rain there and coastal erosion and coastal flooding. then the storm starts to jet out into the atlantic and intensifies possibly to category 3 on friday afternoon. top winds at 115 and it is possible that when it makes hatteras and the del marva peninsula it could be a category 2 or 3 storm with winds of 100 miles per hour. sustained wind and gusts could be higher. move inland could still be devastating impacts with the storm. extensive flooding and extensive wind damage. it is going to be a very windy storm and even though we're within the cone here of jersey shore and even new york city at this time. even more than likely hit south of our area, but, still, the wind and coastal conditions would be possibly intense for us, as well. so, we still have to track everything. it's a good thing that everybody is getting prepared now for the just in case scenarios.

the food they offer is divided into seven categories, depending on the child's age or illness.egular meals include rice with a main dish, soup, and dessert. different caloric amounts are assigned according to age. children under the age of 2 are given meals to compliment breast milk. other choices include softer meals that are easier to chew, dishes with additional protein, and others with reduced salt. dishes are coded, making it easier to share information among the staff. cambodian hospitals still lack necessary equipment, so the staff have to be inventive. it's 8:00 in the morning. the doctors are doing their >> this girl has a viral gallbladder inflammation. she is currently under observation to see when the surgery is required. the doctor advises the girl's father about her diet. >> the doctor also instructs the nurse on the girl's diet category. >> after the doctors complete their rounds, the nurses check how much of their meals the children have eaten. >> the nurse creates a list showing the food category required by each child. the lists are all written by hand. each m

category 1 hurricane becoming a category 2 hurricane. now the latest track, this is as of friday in the morning. it's going to be staying east of the bahamas. then it gets closer to us and starts to take a turn inland and maybe just off of ocean city by monday morning. coming closer to us, could be a big change in our forecast for the weekend. we'll look at that coming up. >> all right, tom. thank you. >>> more breaking news now. the national weather service is checking on reports of a possible microburst or tornado. take a look at this picture of damage and debris inside a store there. laurel also says the national weather service used a drone to check out damage. crews are also out looking at roof inspections there, looking along main street. the city says many signs were blown over in the wind. >>> remnants of last night's storms are scattered across our area, like in bethesda. a tree landed on a family's home. montgomery county fire crews say the family inside the house had to be displaced. and take a look at this video from d.c. rig

it is also going to become probably a category 2, maybe a category 3 which are winds over 111. that probably will happen and this is the latest track, this red line is the track, the official track from the national hurricane center. they go here's where we think it's going to go. these individual lines are those models everybody looks at and you can see not much confluence. if there were confluence we would see the lines closer together. one might say norfolk, one might say wilmington. that's not a good track. if that were to actually happen, that would mean major tidal flooding on the bay and patomic. the winds are north-northeast at 12 and we are also looking at a north-northeast flow for the next several days. that's going to create some problems at the beaches in terms of beach erosion before joaquin even shows up. cooler tonight, just a few showers, and then bus stop temperatures 55 to 60. kids need a sweatshirt. flooding possible tomorrow night and friday and joaquin, the threat would be sunday into monday. that's the time frame there. so futurecast, noon tomorrow, showe

so the categories, the importance of the categories, changes over time, and i'm sure it will keep changing. >> hinojosa: and you... you kind of dove right into this. i mean, you've... >> well, it was a slow... >> hinojosa: well, you've been a historian... >> i've been a historian for a long time, yeah. >> hinojosa: ...an amazing historian based at princeton, and yes, you have studied history, but... >> and i've done lots of different books. >> hinojosa: oh, amazing books. >> this is not my first book, yeah. >> hinojosa: sojourner truth, the making of the black american? >> creating black americans. >> hinojosa: creating black americans. >> yeah, southern history across the color line, the united states 1977-1919... >> hinojosa: you've been pushing up against this as a... as an academic... >> yeah, i've been... >> hinojosa: your entire career... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...has been kind of like, "i'm going to push these buttons." >> no, no, no, no, me? moi? >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) you? >> i... i just write. >> hinojosa: what is the motivation? i mean... >> i love history. i love to do histor

category two nearing the coastline and slowly weakens. it will be a strong stretch of the high winds and heavy rain before it makes landfall. complicating matters. the preponderance of the models suggest more than likely it may have a north carolina affinity. the models changed and they will continue to change in the next couple of days. the storm is heading south. once it makes the right-hand turn and starts to head north we have more information to share and the potential of heavy rain before jack joak is close to the coast -- joaquin is close to the coast. alison: more rain is the last thing some of the communities need. frederick is one of the areas cleaning up from flooding from last night. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live with a look at the damage. brad? brad: i want to show you this. we are here an hour ago. what is goin on is this the ymca. early childhood learning center flooded last night. in the last hour the pile of furniture and furnishings from the childhood learning center has grown. they have to throw everything out

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>> at the equivalent 80 miles per hour, category 1 storm. >> reporter: the house is battered and it'snly category 1. >> the large waves and wind - that's what we are trying to capture. >> reporter: sensors track the force pushing against the structure. >> we need to understand how buildings can be resilient to these conditions. >> reporter: time to crank it up to full speed, 150 miles per hour, a category 5 hurricane. >> reporter: i can really feel it vibrating now. everything is shaking. >> that was something else. that was a real rush for me. studying a storm in a tank is not just an academic exercise for the researchers here. >> we have chosen to live here, to have our families and homes here in this place where we are just above sea level. it's a personal issue for us. >>> the reality on the ground there in miami is so drastic, but also it seems like a different reality than what they have in d.c. >> true, but what is interesting to me is the department of defense moved beyond the politics. this is their 2014 climate change adaptation roadmap, and they have accepted that climate c

. >> reporter: coming up on techknow, simulating category 5 hurricanes in a tank.ure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> this bit of land on florida's virginia key is home to a hurricane simulation lab at the home for marine and atmospheric science. it feels like a giant swimming pool. >> roughly the size of a large swimming pool. >> reporter: dr brian house runs "sustain" - short for: surge, structure, atmosphere interaction facility. why is it important to recreate the conditions in a chamber? >> there's a couple of things that we are keen to figure out. what causes hurricanes to intensify, to go from a cat 3 to a cat 5 in less than 24 hours, and is important not just for hurricanes, but climate change issues >> reporter: we were invited to see a full-speed demonstration. >> there's no computer model that gets to the physics of what's when the high wind is ripping the

category 1 probably become hack category 2 before it begins to turn off to the north. and head up to the north and then after that, if it heads to much different direction, this is now headed the latest, this is official national hurricane center forecast, right into the bay. so that is almost a worse case scenario. the only one worse than that would be westward of that. we'll come back and talk more about the time frame of joaquin and more about the yellow alerts on thursday and friday and possibly saturday and sunday. >>> all right top. loudoun county officials are warning residents about this severe weather on the way. >> that's right. the leesburg area was hard hit by overnight storms. and some spent the day cleaning up. wusa9 reporter vanessa herring is in leesburg right now with details. vanessa? er. >> reporter: we saw a few creeks that were still swollen and homeowners needs to be prepared now for another round of severe weather. wet weather turned dangerous tuesday night and loudoun county officials say they're bracing for more severe storms. >> we're thinking

it could intensify to a category two and then three storm. then notice the area by monday afternoon. very wide range. from new york city to west virginia. these are the areas where the center of the storm may be located with the winds upwards of 65 miles per hour. if you have travel plans for the outer banks of north carolina come sunday and monday, this is a storm that we need to watch very carefully over the coming days. right now at 5:00 update. 85-mile-per-hour winds. wind bust at 105-mile-per-hour. the movement toward the southwest at 8-mile-per-hour. i will tick yaw out with a -- i will take you without with the next seven days and this is the spaghetti plot. showing where the action is located in terms of what could be sunday and monday. wide range. we will keep you updated as the storm progresses in the coming days. here is the seven-day now. middle 60's on saturday. lower 70's on sunday. on the weekend, feast the eyes on tuesday and wednesday. let's talk sports with erin. erin: you are talking about the weather, doug is talk about th

it could be a category 2 or three in the coming days weakening to a category 1 as it approaches the coast. one of our very reliable computer models has it completely missing the east coast. i'll explain it all coming up. >>> now to some breaking news overnight. for the first time in 70 years the state of georgia has executed a female prisoner. after a flurry of late appeals, kelly gissendaner was killed just after midnight eastern time by lethal injection. not even a letter written on behalf of pope francis could stop it. nbc reports. >> reporter: kelly gisen danner the only woman on death row in the state of georgia was killed by lethal injection. the first woman to be executed in the state in 70 years. a mother of three, gissendaner was found guilty of conspiring in the 1997 murder of her husband douglas at the hands of her boyfriend greg owen. the state parole board held a last-minute hearing but denied gissendaner clemency despite pleas from her oldest child as well as the catholic church. >> every life is sacred. every human being is endowed with an inalienable dignity. >> reporter:

finally on page 55 is a list of programmatic categories.right now we're just kind of indicating what projects will be seeking local and regional discretionary funds. we're coming back for an action item next month. at the same time, planned bayer is a small portion of the planning. right now we've been engaged a long range planning effort developing a schedule and budget that's in coordination with the planning department, the mayor's office and the m.t.a. there will be deliverables that will come out of that process over the next few years. the first will be a refresh of the san francisco transportation plan. address minor subject matter that we hadn't flushed out the last time. there will be a major update to the san francisco transportation plan. that will take a longer look at the long term transportation land use division. how we prioritize transit and state of good repair. our vision for demand management and how to share mobility and feed into our transportation system. then, the third deliverable will be an update, the planning depa

the sit a puts a voluntary limit on what it can do with category 3 credits using the same standards for the minimum complice to the rest of the load with exception between the meeting not being counted [inaudible] the roof top solar is not something in category 3 and san franciscos goal is get as much renewable energy on the roof top. 9 percent of the load will fall into that category so we konet want to deemphasize that so will take out that caveat and [inaudible] in the system to what the stardards are fl the minimum compliance levels the state has and will stick to that. if you have questions i'm happy to answer them >> thank you so what was before with 2 measures going to the ballot is our push and to have greater roof top solar was being threatened and being able to count that as part of our clean effort >> yes. there will be restrictions for minimum rpf compliance but not the maximum levels so it gives the flexibility to have the roof top solar fill in the gap above the minimum compliance levels >> okay great, thank you. we can open up this item for public comment . >> [inaudible]

and the laest of the track take its near the outer banks of north carolina as a direct hit of a categoryhere in the red it could travel and keep shifting it to the south and west and that is good news for us as a direct hit, it gets some effects including heavy rain, today's message be aware and be prepared, the key time for us with any type of indirect effects is sunday and monday and flooding would become the big concern inland and at the coast, the exclusive accuweather forecast, breezy and cool with a shower around tomorrow and 60, heavy rain and wind moving in early friday into saturday and saturday we have a window of opportunity of lighter showers before some heavier rain pushes in saturday, sunday and monday as we look for joaquin to make landfall in the mid-atlantic and east coast. a lot to look at, the first round is thursday night into saturday morning with heavy rain guys. >> thank you. >>> volunteers are making the senior center more welcome and beautiful, 66 workers from jetblue came to seashore gardens in galloway township, they came and painted and helped in the office an

, those 12 categories of who travels to cuba, what kind of businesses are able to do business with thisovernment, food and agriculture and medicine have been essentially something the united states has been trading with cuba since the 1990s, but the expansion of these 14 categories and how they are defined by the executive office really comes down to the white house. what obama is saying is this is our ability to provide more support to the cuban private sector. it's not a lot of political callus that goes into this. people say is this an end run around the embargo, one analyst said no this is a full frontal assault on the embargo. it provides all kinds of new financing opportunities and trading opportunities and the ability for american businesses to engage with the cuban government and cuban nationals by hiring cuban employees. >> all right. david ariosto, thank you. >>> al jazeera america will have special coverage of pope francis's visit to cuba this weekend. >>> several students at a virginia high school plan to rally over a ban on confederate symbols. about 20 students were suspen

. >> many people are keeping a close eye on hurricane joaquin, it strengthened to a category one hurricane this morning. david henry is in atlantic city with how people are preparing. >> it's a waiting and watching game here in atlantic city and all along the shore, the past few days not related to the possibility of a hurricane, the surf is really rough out here and dangerous rip tides, the only people enjoying it a bunch of hardy surfers. it's a rainy day down at the shore and a small taste of what folks may expect if joaquin hits the coast. >> atlantic city's emergency management officials are starting their planning now all department heads are in a conference tomorrow. >> we call for a meeting with all the director heads tomorrow and giving them a chance to go over each individual hurricane plans and evacuation plans and where they fit in that plan, so tomorrow we have a solid plan to move forward this weekend. yesterday was the last day the lifeguards were on duty, and they were moving the lifeguard rescue boats to new york city. local businesses are operating normally, but keeping a

expected to become a category two hurricane. by sunday, 8:00 at night, it could very well be off the coast of cape hatteras where it may be off the coast of the delmarva peninsula. if it moves further west, it will have a bigger impact in our area. worth watching. eileen whelan will have the latest tomorrow morning on "good morning washington." overnight, clouds and showers begin to ease, temperatures in the 70's in the morning. as we move through the daytime, a little bit of sunshine early, then we look for the temperatures to really cool off as we move closer towards the end of the week. so many questions saturday, friday, sunday. that is when we are looking for temperatures only in the 60's. there is the seven-day. alison: there you go, good job. steve: if i press the button enough -- alison: eventually. we will see what happens. leon: what is going on tonight, man? robert: worst time of the season for the nats. for the nationals, it is all about pride. nobody wants to hear that. sports is coming up. discover the world animal

it'll have a search category. you can search by name. you can search by category. you can search across all of the interviews to find the person, the place, the subject matter you're most interested in. >> one last question for you. how should people approach these interviews? they're part of the historical record of the atomic age. what should people keep in mind as they watch these recollect n recollections of that time? >> people should remember these are personal memories, and most of the people are talking about events that happened 20 years or in some cases 60 or 70 years earlier and memories are fallible. yo

can you tell me what category eight fund is? >> category eight fund specifically is allowed under the administrative code in so far as the appropriate spending of that money is allowed without coming back to you first as a board for approval. in this specific case, though, the legislation narrowly defines how it can be expressed into those four expressed categories. the legislation gives the automatic appropriatation but narrowly defines how it can be spent. in this case, it's nonpublic in an emergency response or recovery effort. specifically auto appropriation. it allows the donor's money to accrue interest and to be spent later or in a subsequent fiscal year. >> thank you. >> thank you, at this time, supervisor yee has made a motion to approve the amendments it was seconded by supervisor avalos. please call the roll on the vote. i don't see your name on the roster. supervisor campos. >> thank you madam president. just s question for the chair to supervisor tang to the author. what will be the concern if we pass the amendment

a category 1 hurricane, and that's what we think will happen as it moves to the bahamas, and category 2, it was making a 180-degree turn, and now it's shooting up the eastern sea board, and everything is different from what i showed you at 5:00. a category 1, and 90-mile an hour winds, not far from being a cat 2, off the outer banks. sunday at 8:00 in the evening. we don't know where it's going after this point. the spaghetti models with all the different models and what they think. no consensus before, and now all of them. nine at work, and all nine of them, all nine of the models have the storm making a land fall somewhere based either mid- atlantic or the northeast. all nine own the same page, and just know the cone is become a little smaller and more accurate. that would be the third system we are dealing. with the timing for that in our area is sunday into monday, and ahead of that, another system in the gulf that will give us and then the first system right now, up around baltimore, and i showed you that. that's a big rain fall event for the morning. here's how we will see it yo

category 1 probably become hack category 2 before it begins to turn off to the north.and then after that, if it heads to much different direction, this is now headed the latest, this is official national hurricane center forecast, right into the bay. so that is almost a worse case scenario. the only one worse than that would be westward of that. we'll come back and talk more about the time frame of joaquin and more about the yellow alerts on thursday and friday and possibly saturday and sunday. >>> all right to

of those that are off the economic sustainability category. you have a category of the social sustainability and environmental sustainability. and they should come together. so it's economic, social and environmental. to deliver that sustainable growth, that would be job rich, inclusive and mindful of the planet that we operate on. and i think in those categories, economic, social and environmental, we have either our core of duty which kemal refer to come or we have a little bit of out of our core activity i think i met is well-positioned to provide policy guidance and technical assistance to capacity building in order to deliver on many of the targets. and not all but a number of the 17 sustainable development goals. so that's what i will try to demonstrate when i am in new york, and in support of that i'm very pleased to launch actually now this discussion note which is called from ambition to execution, policies in support of sustainable development goals. and that will be introduced by a team that is out to some of the members are sitting

those categories are interpreted how big they are is devil in the details here. what this will allow, allow companies to set up offices here in cuba, it will allow them to deal with cuban employees, obviously they still have to come the sort of reclamation with the cuban government. you can't state this in any other way, it almost overshadows the visit of pope francis to the island. the ability of american businesses to do business in cuba in a way that they haven't done really up until 1959. >> what's the thinking behind easing restrictions on web services and telecom versus all the other sectors that have restrictions on them in cuba? >> this is one of the fascinating things because computer science, engineering degrees are actually one of the more popular degrees of study down here although it's got least internet penetration anywhere in the country. and that's something that u.s. telecom companies are looking to get involved in. those who sort of look behind the lines here are that telecoms oar way of propping up an economy and propping up the youth in the ec

the apple tablet created a new category. the ipod created an expanded category. >> thank you. if you're out there, we might hear from you guys again. it is certainly a fluid hour. certainly apple is a big part of the dow. there's much more to the dow than just apple. right now the dow is near session lows. let's check on some of the other names you might own that are in the market and on the move on this very busy apple day. the dow industrials down 100 points right now. at session lows. cisco systems, wells fargo, gilead and comcast are up. >> the nasdaq is five points off of its session lows. giving up most of the gains it made earlier. some of the most active movers here at the nts -- apple, no surprise. as we monitor this apple event we are awaiting big news, that is the details about the phone. yahoo! trading higher, up 17.4%. stay tuned, we will have more news about the iphone as we get it, brian. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a so

maybe even getting stronger, a category 3 with winds 115 or so. after that the official track -- remember the other mondays into north carolina? off shore of ocean city, that's monday by 8:00. 85 mile an hour winds. some of the models that i was showing you, they make landfall north carolina, virginia sunday morning, sunday afternoon. so this is going to change as we get closer and closer to it but i've got to point out the threat here because it is a real threat and if it goes west of the bay, it will be like isabel and lots of problems. for this afternoon, spotty shower. maybe a peek of sun. mid- to upper 70s. this evening lots of clouds. we'll have temperatures falling through the 60s. brisk northwest winds kicking in. that will allow cool air to move in. a very warm sticky air mass. 84 in tappahannock and reedville. 70 in winchester. it's 77 here in washington. on first alert doppler, a few sprinkles are still out there. a couple of showers which have been moving through areas in prince george's county, southern prince george's now into northe

max winds around 85 miles an hour, category 1. this storm will eventually move up to the north, making landfall somewhere possibly from about the carolinas up towards our area but either way at this point, it would get absorbed into the stationary front that we're watching and moving back away from the area. so that's why the model starts to look crazy after they move inland. here's the setup. big area of high pressure to the north over canada that would cause the left hand turn by friday into saturday. hurricane joaquin should still be around the bahamas. then you see all of the rain ahead of. not related to it but some of the moisture would get absorbed into the stationary front by saturday and across the weekend, we'll be watching for the storm moving inland. the question would be where saturday through monday the best timing for this. either way for us, we're looking at locally heavy rain and high wind. for tonight, cloudy, a chance of showers around. but most of the area should be staying mostly dry. breezy and cooler, 59 for

we could have a category 2 or category 3 hurricane.ewhere in the mid-atlantic this weekend. >> crisis mode. with the latest news today of russia bombing syria it could get even worse. hundreds of thousands of refugees are flooding european borders. fleeing civil war in syria and brutal terror groups in the middle east. one of the countries dealing with the massive influx of refugees is austria. heinz fisher went "on the record" to talk about this worsening refugee krzyzewski. >> the problem is that the war in syria and other out out in this area made many people to flee to afraid for their lives and for their families. and they their goal is europe. and inside europe particular countries like austria, germany, sweden, two or three others who have the main burden. and that means that the number of refugees seeking for asylum is clear and strong rising. and the numbers are very big in relation to the size of our country. and, therefore, we want to be on the one hand absolutely, according to international law to the geneva rules, to it th

can you tell me what category eight fund is? >> category eight fund specifically is allowed under the administrative code in so far as the appropriate spending of that money is allowed without coming back to you first as a board for approval. in this specific case, though, the legislation narrowly defines how it can be expressed into those four expressed categories. the legislation gives the automatic appropriatation but narrowly defines how it can be spent. in this case, it's nonpublic in an emergency response or recovery effort. specifically auto appropriation. it allows the donor's money to accrue interest and to be spent later or in a subsequent fiscal year. >> thank you. >> thank you, at this time, supervisor yee has made a motion to approve the amendments it was seconded by supervisor avalos. please call the roll on the vote. i don't see your name on the roster. supervisor campos. >> thank you madam president. just s question for the chair to supervisor tang to the author. what will be the concern if we pass the amendment

. >> it is not - yes there are categories they can list types of things that you can report if it isn't there, there is a way to do it as well. >> the stoplights out. >> dimpling a you and street lights out an address not sufficient service broken curbs and situations thank you, mayor. >> potholes. >> lights that are not working any frovrment anything if if is not in the category there's a way to report it as well. >> they can download as sf 311. >> sf 311 is the app name, again it is free it is blue that yeah has the golden gate bridge it is golden gate bridge and says official at the bottom that is good. >> really good. >> yeah. a great app. >> okay. thank you so much peach i didn't if i have trouble or not the 311 app go to chinese newcomers facebook and download it we also have for the retirees all the brochures we have passed out to merchants to teach them about the codes and how to compile we're thankful to dpw to helping to keep chinatown criterion we all have to help expelling does a good clean up and have someone dump a how long bag of trash at pigeons attack it, it is no use w

there are other categories which are new categories, which are different. prediction about this category that is just opening up but i think the marketplace has a way of finding its own level. there was a time when cholesterol drugs, such as lipitor were considered expensive, today they're bargains given the fact they can increase life and reduce heart attacks and strokes. these things are paid for while they are in the early life, and then when they go generic they make a huge consideration contribution to society at low prices. >> we appreciate you joining us. thank you so much for coming. >> really a pleasure. >> thanks for your time. >> on deck indy car legend helio castroneves is a brave guy with everything but investing, why he's nervous, what he's investing in and what his friends in brazil are saying. stay tuned. at mfs investment management, we believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active inves

it could reach category 3 strength. right now, landfall this weekend. that cone from will monmington the way up to new york. a state of emergency already declared in virginia. and it comes after a dangerous 24 hours already. the other powerful storm from fredrik, maryland, to chelsea, massachusetts. drivers there facing stretch rouse commutes. we begin here with abc's gio benitez and the damage already, as many now prepare for the hurricane next. >> reporter: tonight, parts of the northeast under water. >> about 30, 35 on the highway. that's it. portland, maine -- getting hammered! >> reporter: in portland, maine, roads looking more like rivers. >> this is where i work. >> reporter: this airport parking garage completely flooded. perhaps most frightening, this daycare. 23 kids age 4 and younger inside when water came rushing in from the drains. >> in a matter of ten minutes, we were completely underwater with a couple of inches. >> reporter: the children quickly moved upstairs, all safe tonight. in massachusetts, this woman carried from her car to the b

line category 3 storm by saturday morning.e're only wednesday morning. we have to go all the way to saturday morning with this little hook here, and then it will take its trick to the north. now, how far west it gets will impact how far it will hook inland. a lot of our computer models the trend unfortunately is in towards eastern north carolina or virginia. hurricane center has shifted a little bit to the left because of that. 90-mile-per-hour winds so wouldn't be a category 2 or three towards landfall. maybe one, possibly low end two but look at all of our computer models now hooking it towards the east coast. there's one exception and that's our european model. this is what our gvs model looks like. this is our american model. this takes it towards the norfolk, virginia beach area. but the european model which is our most reliable one is way in to the bahamas, and then it takes it towards bermuda which is a head scratcher. we'll see if that changes still about three or four days out. of course we'll have more information on