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options to extend the contracts for up to one year each at the sole and absolute discretion of the cit >>student: okay thank you very much. come on up, jackie. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jackie fong, and the city purchaser. and i would like to briefly talk to you about this item before you. and in october of 2013, the office of contract administration issued a request for proposal. seeking technology partners to assist the city in maintaining developing, and improving its information systems and processes. we are now seeking approval to award multiple as-needed contracts, as a recall of this rfp process. since the first computer store contract was awarded in the 90s, we have endeavored to improve the business model to meet changes in the city's requirement and the technology, industry. and the multiple as-needed contracts ha resulted from this rfp. >> could we get a limit and could we get the sfgtv to put on the... >> there we go. >> multiple as-needed contracts that resulted from this rfp. are categorized in three pairs, replacing the contracts formally known as the san francisco

mentally unstable citizens. >> this was not a cit issue. this was not an issue of how officers in the county were trained. >> abc 7 reached out to christian sierra's parents. his mother tells me they don't have a comment. however, through their attorney, they released this statement, that the family is very in the commonwealth attorney's decision. to family will continue pursue justice, through the civil process, which is still them.ble to as for officer hood, he has been on administrative paid leave the shooting. the department says he's expected to be back on the job in the next couple of weeks. live in purcellville, i'm robert, abc 7 news. here on abc 7 news at 5:00, how a local fraternity their brotherind and his family while helping fight rare cancer. drop all charges against an off-duty cop accused at another weapon driver. up next, i'll introduce you to his alleged victim, who is not happy. >> plus, now that the suspect in disappearances has been caught, we spoke to an to analyze the case. hear why he says >> you're watching abc 7 ne

ekes new firearms and cit ekes new firearms and understand why the gun understand why the gun lobbybby is against technology. against technology. >> you have to access the gun, >> you have to access the gun, the gun has to work the gun has to work instantaneously. instantaneously. this is an industry that this is an industry that measures success by hundreds of measures success by hundreds of a second. a second. talk to law enforcement. talk to law enforcement. they talk about the response they talk about the response time, the split time between time, the split time between shots, how fast can you make one shots, how fast can you make one shot or follow up shots. shot or follow up shots. how accurately can they be made. how accurately can they be made. beyond that beyond that you trust your you trust your firearm to your watch. firearm to your watch. what if someone overpowers you. what if someone overpowers you. >> if this is taken from you and >> if this is taken from you and the person is larger. the person is larger. one thing you can do is we can one thing you can do is we can

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david hikingin both am, a gun writer and reviewer tracks and cit ekes new firearms and understand whyhe gun lobby is against technology. >> you have to access the gun, the gun has to work instantaneously. this is an industry that measures success by hundreds of a second. talk to law enforcement. they talk about the response time, the split time between shots, how fast can you make one shot or follow up shots. how accurately can they be made. beyond that you trust your firearm to your watch. what if someone overpowers you. >> if this is taken from you and the person is larger. one thing you can do is we can manually deactivate the handgun. if i knew of you and i, and you take the gun. all i need to do is press the deactivate. >> that's like a panic button on the watch. >> yes. firearm. >> in my mind it's a dubious proposition. watches go bad. how many batteries do you have to change. how reliable is the technology. what days do you have between accessing the system? what happens if it fails? there's something else standing between you and pulling the trigger. >> reporter: despite the o

>> yes, although one thing i would point out about the plan that some people cit criticize. maybe this plan was put together too quickly. a lot of very, very difficult questions to answer. many of which do in the have clear precedence. this is something that the creditors have a herring, that it's neither fair. >> does that get straightened out in the federal bankruptcy court? >> well, that's what they're working on. i mean, detroit--the feasibility requirement relates to is this going to result in what they call a chapter 18 scenario where detroit falls back into bankruptcy in a few years: the judge is looking at--not only do the cuts to the debt go deep enough, but have they been put together in an intelligent way. does the city have a good plan for how the state fiscally stable goes forward. >> stephen i heard what you mean when you said you thought you went ahead too quickly, but isn't there an interest in getting this done in a brisk manner? detroit sits in limbo, and the lives of 700,000 people have a question mark hanging over them. the longer this takes to settle. >>

cit ecks are accusing it of incompetence of armed groups seeking to destabilize the country. >>> about 60,000 refugees have crossed into turkey in one day. they are trying to escape from i.s.i.l., the islamic state of iraq and levant. they have been massing on the boarder since thursday. i.s.i.l. fighters seized dozens of villagers. turkey opened several cross eption as i.s.i.l. -- crossings as i.s.i.l. advanced. >> translation: i.s.i.l. terrorized us. we left homes and properties behind, with families and children. we left our jobs because of the cruelty of i.s.i.l. they shelled us. there was deaths, beheading. i.s.i.l. did all of this. >>> hundreds of kurdish men crossed into syria to do battle with i.s.i.l. massoud, a syrian-kurdish journalist says i.s.i.l. is outgunning them. >> many abbing why i.s. is -- ask why is are contradicts the area. i.s. is using heavy weapons. the ppk fighters, 300 fighters enter to syria to support the ypg, or the kurdish unity who are fighting i.s. in other kurdish areas in syria. so it's very strong clashes between the two sides. they are still more st

hicks being treated for schizophrenia at this mental health facility in redwood cit city. family members say he found and ate the mushroom outside fence entered area. >> they say before they knew it he had picked autopsy mushroom and he was biting into it and had eaten it. >> the mother and brother flew from chicago as soon as they got word. 24 hours after east the mushroom he began vomiting. 4 days later she pulled him off life support. >> these are vulnerable people. they need to be protected at all times. he was not protected. he was not safe there. >>reporter: family members blame the staff there. they say they neglected to maintain a safe environment. >> whatever they have going on right now is not enough because somebody died on their ground by eating something that was grown on the campus. >>reporter: the company that runs the program here at the hospital says they can't talk about what happened with patient confidentiality but the company did say that patient are accompanied by staff member whenever they go outside. for hicks family that's also comfort. they want t

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hicks being treated for schizophrenia at this mental health facility in redwood cit city.ily members say he found and ate the mushroom outside fence entered area. >> they say before they knew it he had picked autopsy mushroom and he was biting into it and had eaten it. >> the mother and brother flew from chicago as soon as they got word. 24 hours after east the mushroom he began vomiting. 4 days later she pulled him off life support. >> these are vulnerable people. they need to be protected at all times. he was not protected. he was not safe there. >>reporter: family members blame the staff there. they say they neglected to maintain a safe environment. >> whatever they have going on right now is not enough because somebody died on their ground by eating something that was grown on the campus. >>reporter: the company that runs the program here at the hospital says they can't talk about what happened with patient confidentiality but the company did say that patient are accompanied by staff member whenever they go outside. for hicks family that's also comfort. they want to kn

hicks being treated for schizophrenia at this mental health facility in redwood cit city.y he found and ate the mushroom outside fence entered area. >> they say before they knew it he had picked autopsy mushroom and he was biting into it and had eaten it. >> the mother and brother flew from chicago as soon as they got word. 24 hours after east the mushroom he began vomiting. 4 days later she pulled him off life support. >> these are vulnerable people. they need to be protected at all times. he was not protected. he was not safe there. >>reporter: family members blame the staff there. they say they neglected to maintain a safe environment. >> whatever they have going on right now is not enough because somebody died on their ground by eating something that was grown on the campus. >>reporter: the company that runs the program here at the hospital says they can't talk about what happened with patient confidentiality but the company did say that patient are accompanied by staff member whenever they go outside. for hicks family that's also comfort. they want to know how closely

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mark potter, nbc news, mexico cit city. >> seems like they can't catch a break out there. >> they can't's been a very quiet season hurricane wise in the atlantic as a result of that. for us, wow, we could really use a little bit of rain around here. that's just not in the forecast. meantime while we're waiting on our next chance for rain, enjoy what promises to be another warm and dry weekend here in the nation's capital. outside this morning, little bit of foginess starting to develop. skies have been fairly clear overnight, allowing a bit of a cooldown and beginning of fog formation out there this morning. keep in mind as you drive around. still bathed in darkness. just before 7:00 am this morning. right now it is 65 degrees in downtown. humidity at 81%. winds have gone calm for now. light breeze this morning, turning into a bit more of a southerly wind later this afternoon. current temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s in the sh shenandoah valley. gaithursburg, 61. much of prince william county. a cool start. 50s and low 60s early this morning. once the sun is up just before 7:00

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. >> reporter: cit searchers are trying to establish a timeline for her whereabouts with the children. a lot of effort focuses on getting the word out and hoping information comes in, especially on the vehicles katherine hogle may have been in. >> we have fliers giving the time windows. >> reporter: maybe they were caught on some merchant's surveillance camera. >> they're very interested in looking at their video footage to see if they saw any of these cars. >> reporter: meanwhile, katherine hogle has been moved to a facility where she may be allowed visitors. troy turner hopes perhaps she may talk to him frankly about their children. >> i wouldn't mind talking to her to see if after all this time -- she said she had someone to watch them for two weeks. the two weeks is up, maybe it's time for daddy to pick them up >>> this morning we're learning how the secret service dropped the ball during a 2011 shooting at the white house. according to the "washington post," it took the secret service five days to realize that shots had hit the residence. a housekeeper noticed broken glass and a

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. >> there's a required cit, crisis intervention training, that the officers are supposed to have, andhe sheriff will tell you, we didn't give him that necessary training. >> the suit also claims dispatchers were negligent in handling the original 911 call. garcia's relatives told dispatchers the teenager was off of her medication for schizophrenia. >>> san francisco police are investigating the discovery of a body found in a lake at golden gate park. the body was found at mallard lake by a city employee just before 10:00 this morning. the lake is located near 27th and lincoln. that's in the western end of the park. there are no other details and the medical examiner has yet to release a cause of death. >>> happening now, we are learning more about the mountain lion that attacked a 6-year-old boy in the cupertino foothills. experts from the department of official and wildlife have finished analyzing dna evidence from the animal's saliva found on the boy's shirt. the evidence shows the mountain lion was male. officers also closed steven's creek county park today in cupertino. the park i

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if you look at the cit surprise, we're back in the red again. >> great chart. >> thanks, tom.my has sizable structural problems that will not be resolved quickly. the worst one of which is housing. massive excess speculation, prices are falling, starts are coming down and that is going to continue for a while. >> what you do so best with your institutional knowledge of china , your work with isi, do they have the institutional structure to meet his new challenges or is it ad hoc day by day band-aid approach? >> they have a structure that is different from ours. any in the west don't really like it. it is there a economy. they can do it the way they want. they are more physical policy maneuvering room than we do -- fiscal policy maneuvering room than we do. number one is jobs. they will do more stimulus to maintain job growth over the next six to 18 months. >> tom, what you're describing sounds more like u.s. economy. >> i was going to make a joke. >> don, the anticorruption campaign? this is to capture some of you people's attention. does that affect or limit his ability to gu

i don't see the president understanding that iran is never going to be cit chatted out of its long-termoal of becoming a nuclear weapons state. stuart: wall street journal editorial board member mary kissel is here. that sounds ominous to me. the threat of a bomb being gotten hold of by the iranians to me is far more serious and far more anxiety than isis quite frankly. >> the obama administration never intended to destroy iran at nuclear program. they wanted to freeze it, push it to the next administration. the chief negotiator told voice of america person and not so long ago in the last few days we are making progress with iran. progress towards what? john bolton is exactly right. iran is a state sponsor of terror. the head of the security apparatus in iran for two decades, he cheered the crackdown on student protests in 1999 and a couple years ago. seize the two faced guys. you cannot trust them. iran is an existential threat to israel but also a threat to our interests in the region. stuart: straighten me out technologically. if they keep half of their enrichment program the only po

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individuals who in the past have been active in identifying top ceos in companies like chesapeake, navistar, citrola and forest labs, among others, which has greatly enhanced shareholder value in those companies." mr. eye can going on to say "i'm hoping companies will bring on more board members who have proving willingness to take on active roles when necessary." a couple thing here, carl has an 8.5% position, all common stock now in hertz and importantly, he will not now wage a proxy fight at the shareholder meeting as a result of this agreement. secondly, hertz has also, as you may know by now, increased the threshold for tradering the poison pill to 20%, that from 10% and now, a search continues for a new ceo of this company. remember, mark fess sore rah, who was ceo, stepped down recently, citing personal reasons. there is a search ongoing for the new ceo there, the latest, a comment from carl icahn, happy with this news, shareholders seem to be as well, stocks up nearly 3%, kell. >> well put, thank you, scott. >>> putting all day from the cantor fitzgerald trading floor as celebrities take