in cps. and navigate the system. >> so, what i liked to propose, is that in addition to supporting this policy, that there would be an advocate with that woman, with that parent, to help her navigate the system. i am sorry. >> the hand out or in the policy. >> in the hand out. not the policy. but in the hand out, yes? please? >> captain mcfaden? >> two points, that is the card after the fact and lacasa has agreed to join us on as a referral. and they just had not gotten back to us in time for this meeting but we have talked to cathy black and they are going to be. >> so i was reading... >> you were future in your observations and they have agreed to be on t >> all right. and so that is my you know, because i think that that is where the fear is. and if somebody has someone to lead them through the system, i think that it would be a much better marriage. >> absolutely agreed. >> thank you. >> commissioner wong? >> i am a little bit torn but i want to share how i am kind of thinking about this

why did they call cps this did not involve the kids in any way and this was not a case where cps should have been brought in and i think that in general, this is a good, order, in that it tempts to give, again, the officers more clarity and a little bit more objective factor business which they can consider each situation, and when they should contact cps and i think that i hope that the messaging out to the community in particular, to the women and who may be discouraged from contacting the police due to a fear is that this does not create new rights or a new opportunity for the police to contact cps and in fact it is sending a stricter guideline and i think that is how i look at this law. i think that where i am torn still is i am hearing from the dv community that there is a feeling that there could be improvements upon this language and i think that as i pointed out, i am, i was a little bit torn and i don't want to be knitpicky about that option seven and i think that the objective is to give more clarity that is why i didn't like the idea of mixing language which i see from dui ca

in cps. and navigate the system. >> so, what i liked to propose, is that in addition to supporting this policy, that there would be an advocate with that woman, with that parent, to help her navigate the system. i am sorry. >> the hand out or in the policy. >> in the hand out. not the policy. but in the hand

on page 3 of the procedures and this is where the family and children services comes in and the old cps and so, we had recognized while we were going through this with the community, stake holders and with everyone involved that we had in it, because the children are the unseen or the voiceless victims that we need to protect and because that have and working with samera, by the way, from the occ, and has been brilliant and i want to give her accolades for what she has done and she looks through with a fine tooth comb and gave us language along the two year interpretation of the order and whereby we added that we must have changed this thing 12 times and just so that you know in the article that i do want to speak about, in today's examiner, and somebody leaked an old draft of the general order, and that was probably six months ago. that is revised six or seven times and most live with who helped us with the language and incredible with what she does and captures every single thing and some of the things that that she caught early on when we were reviewing this order, and was that led t

and the people have talked about the distrust of cps based on a lot of the history and the things that we do is support and work with the family and keep the families together and one of the tools that we use is called structured decision making and it is trying to differentiate what are the immediate safety threats verses what are the general risks. >> fl safety threats are dangers that are immediate and what we are concerned about is a danger that is unmitigated and the risk is anding like alcohol abuse or homelessness or different things and that is not a danger but it is a concern and? ing that we want to help the family with and we are not going to remove based on risk and we are going to move on a safety threat and i mentioned that it has to be an ununmitigated safety threats and there are threats that can be viet violence in the home and physical abuse and it can be around neglect and one of the things that we can look at is can we mitigate that safety threat, we are looking at protective capacity of parents and we are looking at whether that parent is going to take actions or m

cp deal is something the entire te sector won't have a problem with.nd csx looks very interesting. >> pete is watching a move in coach. >> this stock got slaughtered down 40% year to date. this stock has been absolutely killed. today, may 31 calls bought in a big way. 12,000 of those trading. so folks looking out into the future thinking giving themselves lots of time. may of next year. people are looking for this stock to start showing some of that recovery. huge paper are out there today. >> did you get in? >> i didn't get a chance. i already had a position existing but i did not add anything to it. >> buying out to may, a lot of time involved. >> stock at 35. >> makes you kind of wonder. but if it can get up any kind of energy to the up side, then these options absolutely could take off for you. and you've got time on your side for this. >> so you're looking for that to happen sooner rather than later. >> i would shift it closer, yes. even though i'm seeing the paper out in may. if i'm going to attack -- >> holiday time frame? >> definitely closer t

. >> fue la Única salida que encontramos para que nos cooperaran despuÉs de tanto luchar, ir a las cpsn entonces fue como la Única salida que encontramos haciendo la protesta para que nos pudieran operar. >> segÚn estas mujeres no hay nada mÁs triste en el mundo que vivir con la maldiciÓn del sobrepeso cuestas. >> el rechazo, en la parte laboral, en la parte sexual en la parte sentimental en todas partes uno recibÍa rechazo. yo yo siempre lo he dicho a nosotros los gorditos solo el papÁ y la mamá. ellos son los Únicos que lo quieren a uno. >> es una vida triste la del gordito reÍmos por no llorar estamos prÁcticamente impotentes ante la vida. >>algunas de las mujeres que exigÍan la cirugía en colombia puede llegar a costar hasta 6 mil dÓlares llevaban hasta 7 aÑos llevando el trÁmite ante la empresa prestadora de salud sin obtener resultados. en algunos casos la situaciÓn era de vida o muerte. >> a la la protesta le siguieron la de otras 100. luego marchas y protestas por todo medellÍn finalmente las acciones de tutela o presentadas contra el gobierno que resultaron exitosas se convirt

partners when president fewer and i made our k tip proposal in the strong spring for didn't consultant cps i apologize it was an oversight it was inexcusable i offer a personal apologize because they've been a great partner for the city i do think that you know we have a lot of this seems like a great idea something we can look at tabling tiffany said in the chronological art article we have to offer something powerful this is powerful i'm going to support it but we have a long history of having ideas and that led to unintended consequences so i think having a built in stop point where we have to actually have a future board has to actually act to extend that or most move it along is a smart move thank you restraint for making a smart hopeful as i suggested and i'll be supporting it. >> commissioner wynns i want to associate myself with the t p.s. position that's why i voted against it wow. this is really fast and i and a frankly think puts us in an extremely difficult position we've been asking for a discussion about those issues and the school design to take into account when we signed t

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it was certainly kind of exciting to cp are going have been following this since the beginning. nina pham looked strong and refreshed, now fully recovered. she talked about the power of prayer. she is lb second nurse to recover from this deadly virus. of the health care workers who treated thomas duncan, the liberian who died of ebola earlier this month here to his transported to nih last thursday. the 26-year-old has been discharged. we were here from the beginning. remember, shortly after her arrival, her condition downgraded from good to fair. she was exhausted and weak. the next day, nih director dr. fauct said he would not comment on what the future holds until she walks out that door, and we really just witnessed that happen. -- sheto what he said said about what she wants in the future. >> although i no longer have ebola, i know it may be a while before i have my strength back. with gratitude and respect for everyone's concerns, i ask for my privacy and for my family's privacy, to be respected, either -- as i returned to texas and try to get back to normal life and reunit

skyler barry thinks everyone should know cp cpr. passing on if knowledge to her friend. she put her skills to the test over the weekend when a friend went under water and didn't come bank. >> i checked his pulse and i was like there's no pulse. so i started the cpr. >> pretty okay i have never seen an 11-year-old do cpr on another kid. l it was just so relieving. >> boy recovered thanks to skyler cpr. she learned it a few week ago at summer camp put on by local fire station. good job skyler we are proud of you. >> let's talk about the weather fovrment as you know it's hot. it will stay that way longer. sandhya is here. >> the temperatures will come up some more tomorrow and the air quality obviously already started declining. sunset at 6:51 sutro tower cam. you see all the orange red. haze in the atmosphere so we have a spare the air alitter for tomorrow. check out live doppler 7hd and i'll show you what it looks like. still mostly clear across the entire bay area. you can see for miles from our east bay hills camera across the bay there. temperatures the still warm expl

skyler barry thinks everyone should know cp cpr. passing on if knowledge to her friend.he put her skills to the test over the weekend when a friend went under water and didn't come bank. >> i checked his pulse and i was like there's no pulse. so i started the cpr. >> pretty okay i have never seen an 11-year-old do cpr on another kid. l it was just so relieving. >> boy recovered thanks to skyler cpr. she learned it a few week ago at summer camp put on by local fire station. good job skyler we are proud of you. >> let's talk about the weather fovrment as you know it's hot. it will stay that way longer. sandhya is here. >> the temperatures will come up some more tomorrow and the air quality obviously already started declining. sunset at 6:51 sutro tower cam. you see all the orange red. haze in the atmosphere so we have a spare the air alitter for tomorrow. check out live doppler 7hd and i'll show you what it looks like. still mostly clear across the entire bay area. you can see for miles from our east bay hills camera across the bay there. temperatures the still warm explor

let's hear from cp. >> i don't think it puts more pressure us on.team has put pressure on itself. we know what we're capable of, and we stepped into all the big games this year and done well. i expect much, much of the same going. >> good for him. >>> final stop of the night, caps and panthers. might as well get to the shootout, where all caps games send to end. game, set, match. book it as he goes top shelf. caps win 2-1 in the shootout. good day around get more, only with cash flow insight, powered by pnc cfo, a unique suite of online tools that all work together. get more efficiency... and insight into your business' cash flow. get more visibility into when customers view and pay invoices and how it impacts your current and future cash flow. get more time by syncing with your accounting software. then go home and get more sleep. get more with cash flow insight. only from pnc bank. . >>> cold is coming. >> yeah, and it's already starting to feel cooler out there. in the 50s right now in dc, but it's going to drop into the 40s throughout the entire

skyler barry thinks everyone should know cp cpr. passing on if knowledge to her friend. she put her skills to the test over the weekend when a friend went under water and didn't come bank. >> i checked his pulse and i was like there's no pulse. so i started the cpr. >> pretty okay i have never seen an 11-year-old do cpr on another kid. l it was just so relieving. >> boy recovered thanks to skyler cpr. she learned it a few week ago at summer camp put on by local fire station. good job skyler we are proud of you. >> let's talk about the weather fovrment as you know it's hotl l stay that way longer. sandhya is here. >> the temperatures will come up some more tomorrow and the air quality obviously already started declining. sunset at 6:51 sutro tower cam. you see all the orange red. haze in the atmosphere so we have a spare the air alitter for tomorrow. check out live doppler 7hd and i'll show you what it looks like. still mostly clear across the entire bay area. you can see for miles from our east bay hills camera across the bay there. temperatures the still warm explorator

yet as too word whether cp will make another bid. 10 days ago, they float the idea of a canadian rail merger right here in oh quote market makers." >> i don't think there is a choice. if you look down the line, there's not going to be more railroads built. we got to start doing more with less. >> mergers with him? >> i think you can look at any east-west combination. >> for the first time, someone has contracted ebola inside the united states. the health-care worker beltre the ebola patient in dallas. they started decontaminating her department and she wore protective clothing but there was a breach of protocol areas she was not among the 48 caregivers who are being watched closely because they saw the patient before he was placed in optional -- in isolation. the nobel prize goes to a french economist. he has spent several decades studying how government should start doing with cartels and he receives a $1.1 million prize and we will be speaking with the brand-new nobel laureate in a few minutes. >> investors are preparing for another wild ride on the markets this week. we have alread

to this policy and also, i have spoken in a social context with john (inaudible) who is a manager at cps and happens to be a long time friend of mine. and in thinking about this, and in consultation of this city attorney's office i don't think that there is a per se conflict on my part and i don't have any monetary gain related to this policy one way or another, anddy want to make that disclosure and infight the discussion if anyone feels like i need to be recused. >> any questions for commissioner wong? >> any questions? >> no questions. >> okay, so i hear an invitation for if anyone has concerns to voice them now and could potentially, make a motion to recuse but i don't hear you ask for that, you think that you can approach this issue and don't actually have a conflict. >> i don't think that i have a per se conflict, right, i think that i have an appearance based on my relationships with a number of parties who have request in this issue.. okay. >> okay, so you have stated it and does anyone wants to bring a motion to recuse commissioner wong? >> hearing none. >> does he ask to be? >>

cps expects to vacate by the end of the year. they are moving to another building in the loop. others are going to a former elementary school on the west side. >> if you're working late at the office do you grab a meal? people who eat regularly at their desks are more likely to be obese. they tend to have lower levels of vitamins and higher cholesterol. the more meals you eat away from home, the more likely people are obese. not applyy that does to my coanchor. you are always eating at your desk. there are exceptions to that study. >> you'd better say that. goes no pain no gain. scientists took that literally. once you are in the suit and working up, electrodes give you mild shocks. it works your muscles and helps weight loss. it reduces back pain. the cost for being shocked is about $75 for a 20 minute session. >> is that the follow-up story to give me a hint? >> i barely have a chair. some days i don't have a chair. you have an office? it is ok. let's look at some radar. showers are across the region. they are very light and scattered. this might be something that you will be

somestaff member noticed suspicious injuries on the child and contacted cps. they in turn contacted the county who contacted us. police say they cannot comment on the child's injuries but did tell us the baby girl was declared brain dead on sunday morning and taken off life support. she died several hours later. while investigators wait for answers the medical examiner's office, questions remain what may lead to this death. we are told the medical examiner's office in d.c. is conducting the autopsy today. once that is completed authorities will discuss the case with the commonwealth attorney's office and see if charges will be filed in this case. i and cho, abc seven news. meanwhile search teams in charlottesville have not given up their efforts to find student hannah graham, missing for more than three weeks. the tech tips are scouring private properties for any sign of the team. if -- the fairfax county native disappeared september 13. they will not stop looking until she is found. up, a family takes a stand to bring a murder case back into the spotlight. >>

now that jenny is out from under the cps roadmap, the onus is going to be unheard to figure out the next steps going forward and how they can keep up in this new, quickly changing industry. the industry is facing unprecedented change. i hear a lot of's words from her -- a lot of buzzwords from her. do you think they are making the right choices to manage that transition? bought a few companies here and there that are clearly good decisions, but you just did your great interview with marc benioff at dream forest. so many people came to the dream forest conference is indicative that we have crossed the chasm more than on technology companies thought we did toward the era of cloud. when theygnificant have such high cost to build the hardware for their infrastructure is expensive. that is why they are paying people to take it off their hands. toy also have a lot of cost maintain their hardware business which is not selling as much, because people want to buy it as a service. ibm is a survivor, they have done a great job for a long time. i think they will survive. but they may not be growing

only those that use chase.com, jp morgan on-line ar cp morgue ran a correct. >> i man was stabbed to in powelton. it happened at a home in the 3200 block of summer street. >>> and new tonight a woman was stabbed in northeast philadelphia and suspect is still on the loose. and police were called to the 7800 block of east roosevelt boulevard shortly after 5. the woman suffered numerous defensive wounds on her arms. police cement the night scour for the suspect. >> fay a good look at the sketch. does this man look familiar. he attacked a woman near witness hicken part in chestnut hill. described as 25 to 30 years old, 6 feet twal muscular build the mana approached the woman from behind demanded money and forced her to the ground. she was also choked. >> and real house wives of new jersey star theresa and her husband joe are headed to pristineon. she'll serve 15 ms. on conspiracy and bankruptcy charges her sentence begins in january. when she's done her husband joe will report to prison for 41 months. together they must pay $414,000 in restitution. >> both sentences? government's view ar

but to crick exactly what they were saying, panetta cps thesis is that we wanted to go down to allow some troops to remain there. but the iraqis were saying in order to do that we would have to interfere with iraqi politics and panetta said we didn't want to do that, they are a sovereign nation. it's interesting how he would strike that balance in the book. >> he said this, i believe that a small u.s. troop presence in iraq could have effectively advised iraq on the rising issues in iraq. they wanted to get out of iraq and they badly underestimated the threats of i.s.i.l. >> there's been a blind spot when it comes to iraq and looking at what panetta was saying, there was something status of force agreement, to give immunity to the troops in iraq if some were to remain. maliki and bush had all arranged this they would be out of there in 2011, started with obama 2010. whether we could have actually as america i'm talk about leon panetta and barack obama together, would have gotten there to say you are going to have to work with the iraqi parliament to make sure -- >> and one argues tha

there was major activity on the part of the in aa cp representing soldiers during world war ii.i said world war i. during world war ii. not only discrimination by people in the military, but particularly discrimination against soldiers in communities adjacent to military bases. thee were so many of american military installations in the deep south. i am so glad this film, that you touch on that. the final is smith versus all right. thurgood would frequently say he could not decide what was his most important case, whether it was brown versus the board of education or smith versus all right, the texas voting rights case. if you look at the way he wrote and talked about it, i bet if you said you could only pick one, you have got to pick one most important case, it would have been smith versus all wright. i am pleased this film brings that case forward. where theothers combination of the ability to use film and put an emphasis on things you have published a lot toward understanding thurgood marshall. one thing i thought was interesting was the relationship between thurgood marshall

. >> the cps union and the communist party. >> absolutely. >> vladimir putin became the mayor of st. petersburg. >> he losses the job and becomes president in less than four years. how did that happen? he lost the job. the '90s was marked with his efforts to escape prosecution. there were criminal cases, two, that he was named in. he needed to keep going up the food chain to control the gathering storm against him. and others. not only him. but against him for sure. he took one job after the other. by the summer of 1999, he had become the head of the f.s.b. remember, this is someone who when he retoird from the f.s.b. -- retired from the f.s.b. was only a colonel, and there were hundreds of people more qualified to take that position than himself. i think one of the conclusions of the book was that there were those who made the coup against gorbachev in 1991, and they saw in vladimir putin, a young, robust, the next generation, who they could rely on o bring the kgb back, they failed in '91, but succeeded in 2000. >> he was kgb and had associations with organised crime. it seemed he