so at that point i was calling out for a tourniquet. >> whether he hears prayter or not, david wood repeatshe call. >> we need a tourniquet! >> wood doesn't waste a second. he takes his shirt off and drops it in maggie's lap. >> i took that and wrapped it around her arm and created a tourniquet. and pulled as tight as i could. >> wood calls for more help. >> we need a medic really bad for this little girl! right here! right here! i just gave her my shirt for a tourniquet. >> i'm a doctor. >> come on. >> we got a doctor! watch out! we got a doctor! >> dr. robert klinestibar, a pulmonary and critical care specialist, who's at the concert with his family, immediately starts stabilizing maggie's arm. it's been less than two minutes since the stage fell. david wood's phone is still recording the scene as he turns to help another young man. and prayter stays with maggie. >> at that point her mom said, you have to get her out of here. >> because of her broken leg, magjars can't move. >> so i handed my injured daughter over to a perfect stranger, but i knew i had no choice. >> prayter and others ca

the next is the chief pharmacy officer david woods and it's in the area of resource utilization targeting high cost pharmaceuticals. i know we're looking at adherence to high cost pharmaceuticals for instance medications for treatment of hepatitis c treatment. these are a few examples of the pie metrics. there are 57 i think rough count and the thing to note about these they look fairly straightforward. yeah, we should know how many babies are breastfeeding. the devil is in the details and pulling the information as well as the metrics to include patients we haven't yet seen working with the health plan to get data about those enrolled individuals as well. so now switching to the global payment program so the global payment program again is really just focused on our decreasing number of uninsured people in the network. it's a point based system and what it does it incentivizes us to really look at a whole person approach to care. incentivize us to provide non traditional care for people including things like acupuncture, health code chain, nurses, telephone visits by a provider and we in

i'm going to turn this over to david woods, director of the pharmacy services and he can explain ourgram and why we are changing it. >> chair peskin: mr. woods. >> good afternoon and dave woods, chief pharmacy officer for the san francisco health network. the program requires drug benefactors to provide deeply discounted medication to covered entities which take care of a disproportionate share of low-income persons which we have within the sfl network. --- this expense the city's 340b program by adding more pharmacies to this contract with walgreens. it would improve access to many pharmaceuticals for many of our patients. i would be happy to answer any questions. >> supervisor breed: first of all i think walgreens for basically implementing a drug -- they are not here today -- >> not here today. >> supervisor breed: -- for implementing a (unintelligible) across the country, the first time the country has taken this initiative. we passed a drug takeback legislation and is important for me that as we enter into contracts with individuals for services of this nature that we have as ma

. >> the prosecution alleges that david creato killed brendan left him in a wooded area last octobere his girlfriend. the defense argued to have the video suppressed saying creato was not read his miranda rights. however a judge ruled creato gave that information freely so it can be used as evidence. >>> the race is on in south jersey to stop some destructive insects before they spread further. more than 1,000 trees have recently been cut down in lakewood due to an infestation of the southern pine beetle. it is the size of a grain of rice and bourse into a tree's back to feed and breed injecting a fungus that starves the tree. park officials in ocean county are trying to create a buffer around the infestation. they're experimenting with targeted spraying. >> it is 5:57 and pressing their luck. the planned reopen of the revel casino seems to be a bust. find out what forced the owner to fold at least for now. >> we're continuing to follow a developing story out of disney world where a family vacation has taken a tragic turn after a terrifying encounter with an alligator. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "

wood at this hour. seventy-one in warrington. sixty-nine for saint david and chester.r city coming in at 70 at this hour. at the coast it is a touch cooler. sixty-eight in the boardwalk and atlantic city. just 66 in sea isle city. as you head inland we have got 69 in cinnaminson, ewing, browns mills. seventy there in hockessin. here's satellite six with action radar. really dry and quiet across much of the eastern half of the u.s. from new england across mid-atlantic region as well as a few high thin cloud on the way for the rest of tonight. otherwise it is moon lit, pretty comfortable. the fast forward into the second half of the weekend and when are at the shore, city or poconos we've got you covered. it is sunny and comfortable tomorrow the at the shore. a high temperature of 83 degrees. at the city tomorrow, near 90 in some locations. it will be warmer then it was today, nonetheless, it is bright, sunny, and delightful. your destination tease you north of philadelphia up in the poconos we are calling for a high temperature of 81. we will go out to the west coast be

>> yes -- >> the prosecution's theory that david creato killed his son leaving him in a wooded area inn effort to apiece the girlfriend. >> he admitted he was concerned that she was having contact with all of these other men. >> the defense tried to suppress the statement arguing that the 22-year-old was not given a miranda warning and misled when he allowed detectives to view texts between creato and his girlfriend. while he was in the police station he was not in custody at the time and gave the information freely and it was admissible. >> he was free to leave, he was anxious to cooperate. >> it was disclosed today that a plea deal of 35 years was offered to the young father and now the trial date is set for october 3rd. just shy of the anniversary of the little boy, if convicted the little boy's father could receive up to life in prison plus ten years. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> thanks very much. we of course are following the latest developments out of orlando, florida. six of 53 people injured are still in critical condition at various hospitals. meanwhile the inve

wood. rishaad: there will be recriminations about this in all political circles. david will be center stage and people will be asking why on earth -- what was his upside for calling this referendum in the first place? john: virtually zero upside. now you have an infinite amount of unexplored downside here in obviously, it's going to be, as you say, some serious recommendations. labor didn't want it, if memory serves. didn'tsomething they want to touch. i suspect the only reason kamman did it was to implicate his eurosceptic wing in the tory party -- rishaad: have they defeated are not? yvonne: this is not binding though. they're still a lot of uncertainty after. of peoplehere's talk the house of commons challenging this legally? is difficult to go against the will of the people, especially in a referendum. there was a two-year period where business deals could be written negotiated before the u.k. technically left the eu. and it could well be that perhaps another round of concessions from the eu, such that the british people are once again persuaded to remain. it's a fo

congressman adam kinzinger, democratic congressman adam schiff of california, david ignatius is still with us in washington and graham woodearch and reporting on isis also joining us. >> david ignatius, what did you learn from that investigation? the press conference. >> there were several things that struck me from the press conference. one, did the police, fbi believe that he had other weapons inside that nightclub. there was reference made to suicide vests he might use. why did they believe that? second, i'm sure they're looking to see if there was any kind of support network for him in florida or elsewhere. were there people who he talked to, people who knew that he was acquiring weapons. that's crucial. an issue that i'd love to hear congressman schiff and counzinger's views on is what about the question put to the fbi local chief about blinking red lights that the fbi should have taken more care of to address. is there a concern? i'd ask these members of congress who oversee the fbi that something was missed here. >> let's go to congressman schiff first. congressman? >> i think that's certainly one of the questions

david winagrad won best in show for the whirly gig. >> it's an old type of folk art but you are recreating them. >> we corporate wood and other materials. >> he makes each one by hand. >> it's almost peaceful to watch it. >> we utilize wind power to create exotic and organic movement. >> how special if you live in the area to have something so unique and hand made of your area that you can hang out in the house and she paints scenes from neighborhoods like chestnut hill and manayunk. along with the artist offers, restaurants serve food along main street. >> how many crab cake dozen you go through? >> hundreds. >> they have been handing out these panko encrusted crab cakes since the first year. >> this is your art. >> yes. >> i took a bite and it was good. don't forget to look for the 6 abc booth, some members of our team will be there for a meet and greet. it's happening next saturday and sunday. the manayunk arts festival and catch fyi philly here on saturday on 6 abc. >> i'll be the one with the hamburger and french fry zbrz -- >> median michelle collins leaving the view. today the show's executive producer sent an email to the staff

david: looking better. we are not out of the woods yet. we were talking about gold. $1330 an ounce, 1.2%.her. asian stocks off session lows. early, but we have improvement in the last 15 minutes so. the kospi down. , 5100 roughly speaking, getting a lift from these mining stocks, especially gold. is providing some sort of tailwind for australia. .apan seeing a decent bit today , friday was a hectic session, 220 five stocks on this index and not a single one was up on friday. that is providing a bit of a lift. perhaps a function here of dollar-yen pushing towards session highs. above 102 at the moment. have a look at some of these futures. can we get the ftse futures? at one point.y 4% 3.9%. s&p futures, look at that, pushing towards 2000. some of these key sterling crosses. sterling continuing to get sold off here. lip the boards and let's look at how were doing as far as asian currencies. very much weaker's on the day. , chinaut for the fix could swing sentiment both ways extremely. yvonne: thank you. top japanese lawmakers and the boj held an emergency meeting to discuss the brexit deci

on the choice of "national review" writer david french to lead an independent campaign for president. the constitutional attorney and iraq war veteran with a wood by weekly standard editor bill kristol to challenge trump for the conservative vote. >> it's a guaranteed loss. they can't get on in texas because they missed their deadlines and now they are missing other deadlines and all he's doing is i guess trying to get publicity for his failing magazine i imagine. >> reporter: today 2012 republican nominee mitt romney said he could potentially support french, tweeting out today that he believed french was honorable, intelligent and patriotic. no signs so far of any protesters here in sacramento, but it could be can a completely different scene tomorrow night in san jose. the bay area always has a special way to welcome donald trump to california. bret? >> john roberts live in california tonight, john, thanks. >>> donald trump has not been stingy with his business strategies, but the sometimes exorbitant prices he has asked to share them with you is causing him some problems in the business of running for president. jeff washington correspondent

wooded area after a 911 call. >> i seen a piece of pink clothing. it looked like a woman. >> reporter: davidcooper saw the body shortly after police alived. >> it's frightening, scary. i got two daughters, you know, and that's scary, man. >> reporter: investigators are still working to identify the victim. she's in her late 20s with three distinctive tattoos. the word "loyal" across her chest, "cash" on her right wrist and a rose tattoo on her thigh. >> we believe she was dumped there. >> reporter: police don't believe she was sexually assaulted but they are testing for dna evidence. no weapons were poufound at the scene, just the woman's body. right now detectives are canvassing for surveillance video. they say it's likely her body was dumped using a vehicle. detectives are also digging through missing persons reports. >>> now to an nbc 10 exclusive. a south jersey father accused of killing his 3-year-old son appeared before a judge today for a pretrial hearing. we were the only station that got new video of the father's emotional reaction to learning his son was found dead. he's charmed wi

david criado allegedly told his police that his then 17-year-old girlfriend resented his son brendan. the prosecution alleges he killed brendan and left him in a wooded area in october to appease his girlfriend. the defense argued to have the video suppressed saying he was not read his miranda rights, but a judge ruled that he gave the information freely and so the interview is admissible. >>> 32-year-old raheem felton will spend the next 22 to 44 years in jail for murdering a transgender philadelphia woman. in court today, he admitted to stabbing 21-year-old london chanel to death in north philadelphia in may of last year. police say the killing was motivated by a domestic argument not a hate crime. >>> we have learned that atlantic city's revel will not be reopening tomorrow as originally planned. city officials say the resort doesn't have all of its permits and some inspections still need to be done. "action news" spotted the new owner, glen straube on site tonight as last-minute work was being done. he has not revealed the property's new name, though he did hint it might have an asian theme. and the casino section isn't ready yet. straube hopes t

david creato jr. allegedly told police that his then 17-year-old girlfriend resented his son brendan. prosecution alleges creato killed brendan and left him in a wooded october to appease his girlfriend. >> she doesn't really like the fact i have a kid with another person and she is always fighting with me. >> the defense argued to have the video suppressed saying he was not read his miranda rights. a judge ruled that creato gave the information freely so it is admissible. >> three crew members are okay after their navy helicopter crashed near newport news virginia. the chopper went down in the james river during a routine training mission yesterday. thankfully boaters were nearby to help rescue them from the water. the crew was later transferred to police and fire boats and taken ashore. >> time is now 4:56. still ahead on "action news," sticky situation. brand new details on the puppy that swallowed a common household item. doctors had to rush the pooch into emergency surgery. >> we'll have the very late of the on the alligator attack at a disney resort hotel. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> ♪ prodders, shuckersers, and snif

wood. he is good at represent people in a naturalistic way. he did a good job with obama. he got as the same sort of feel. davidine a photographer take time to set up the shot. >> he had three minutes. it was 90 seconds total that we had with them. you plan out what you are going to do in that short a time? >> there's a lot of prep work ahead of time. sort of just having conversations about what were looking for -- what we are looking for. carol: no wardrobe changes or anything like that? >> just one shot. we did have to direct him a little bit. it was very fast. david: coming up, finding a cure for alzheimer's. a new theory about how the disease works could lead to a breakthrough. carol: is the shell revolution just a pipedream? just ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." carol: you can find us on radio in boston, washington, d.c. and the bay area. whyalked with robert about what we know about alzheimer's may be all wrong. >> one theory of what causes this mysterious disease is really predominated research, these comes of protein -- clumps of protein called amyloi

on the choice of "national review" writer david french to lead an independent campaign for president. the constitutional attorney and iraq war veteran with a wood by weekly standard editor bill kristol to challenge trump for the conservative vote. >> it's a guaranteed loss. they can't get on in texas because they missed their deadlines and now they are missing other deadlines and all he's doing is i guess trying to get publicity for his failing magazine i imagine. >> reporter: today 2012 republican nominee mitt romney said he could potentially support french, tweeting out today that he believed french was honorable, intelligent and patriotic. no signs so far of any protesters here in sacramento, but it could be can a completely different scene tomorrow night in san jose. the bay area always has a special way to welcome donald trump to california. bret? >> john roberts live in california tonight, john, thanks. >>> donald trump has not been stingy with his business strategies, but the sometimes exorbitant prices he has asked to share them with you is causing him some problems in the business of running for president. jeff washington correspondent

woods to hide from the tanks. the future of british prime minister david cameron is have much in question. >> i'm passionate abouttry. i'm wildly a triyotic about what we -- pa. it doesn't quit. it stays and fights. hough as he put it, brits don't quit. former senior advisor to bill clinton joins us and he doesn't see it the same way as the prime minister. we should have even more on the other side of this quick commercial break. the historic referendum. the count is beginning to roll in. we'll have it for you next. tokyo-style ramen noodles. when you cook with incredible ingredients... you make incredible meals. fresh ingredients, step-by-step recipies, delivered to your door for less than nine dollars a meal. get your first two meals free at blueapron.com/cook . approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthca

woods just yet. >> reporter: in all, 23 scorching nine states. >> back to alex live now in chicago tonight. and what's the biggest concern there going into this evening, alex? >> reporter: well, david, one of the biggest concerns here is that a huge portion of this severe weather will happen after dark. officials are watching this one closely. david? >> all right, alex, thank you. meteorologist rob marciano is live in columbus, ohio, going hour by hour as this system moves east. rob? >> reporter: david, it is a large swath of the midwest under the gun tonight, from here in columbus over to charleston, pittsburgh, all the way back through chicago, where the tornado threat is greatest. let's time it out right around now, the cells are beginning to pop. by 10:00 p.m., right over chicago. still individual ones might have some rotation there, and then overnight, as it pushes across ohio, they are gathering into one large system, damaging widespread winds, potentially. by 7:00 a.m., it stretches across west virginia. pushing to the east tomorrow. philadelphia, baltimore, d.c., we'll have severe weather, as well. it is looking like a rough 36 hours ahead, david. >> all right, rob, our tha

woods, as well use of, because it is all to play for. this is bloomberg markets: middle east. ♪ anna: no turning back, as david cameron expresses regret over angela merkel says there is no sign of wishful thinking. bashed by brexit, a new bloomberg survey shows the majority of economists forecast a recession after the leave the vote. islamicor in turkey, state is blamed for the attack on his den bowl international airport -- istanbul airport that killed 36 people. ♪ a very warm welcome to countdown. i am anna edwards. 6:00 in the

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david. 6:40. taking justice into his own hands a man leaps at a convict during a court hearing. >>> a little boy left alone in the woodsishment by his parents turns up alive having survived the week long ordeal all alone. >> reporter: yet another accident involving an overturned vehicle on lincoln drive. we'll have an update on this and overturned vehicle blocking traffic and 422 is shut down part of it, that's coming up on "action news." one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glacier national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com has breaking traffic news. >> reporter: we have the action cam live on the scene, big problems with the accident, as we switch to the action cam live, it's involving an overturned vehicle lincoln drive northbound at gypsy lane. you can seem the vehicle on its side. looks like it smashed through the guardrail into the woods. police on the scene with this one partially blocking lincoln drive north

in colder and was drive five this and david guerrilla this video when a viral minutes after it happened they shot and killed the exhibit as higher variable solid woode netting the boy's mother were not official position of been told the sea in an apartment of with mother was temporarily distracted by other children when her son from and to the exhibit. >>mark: the official said the l willing to pay for the equipment if the state approved the funding. >>darya: police chiefs to hold a meeting to talk about ways to reduce crime he is typical year of president obama task force of 24 central police and is one to be giving the recommendations he will introduce legislation that calls on the city's new department of homelessness and supportive housing to create a five-year plan homelessness is a major issue in the city needs for long-term plan to reduce and. >>mark: they plan to manage a to pull test the world through the town organize it into chunks and proven effective dangerous to be in in the community today would have been his 58th birthday will take a look of the ceremonies and a plan to remove the late music legend wrely on the us postal service? be

jim brown or michael jordan or tiger woods or jack nicholas at their respective best, you could argue that. but nobody had the combination of factors that bob and david just eluded to, and the global reach and the charm and the beauty and the magnetism, the combination of all these things. the others we've mentioned, and there are others beyond that, may have been as committed to social activism in their own way. may have had their own talents but they only had pieces of that puzzle. >> rose: they were never called on to make the sacrifice that they were called on to make in terms of in his prime, and not knowing if he would ever set foot in a boxing ring again. and maybe set foot in a cell somewhere. >> i think quite simply he was the perfect creation of his time. this is the war, the-- he won his first championship ten years after brown v board. he came up in segregated louisville. he was the exemplar of that very flawed america that was going through hell at that time. and then he tops it off by becoming an individual who went you said, he lost the best years of his career between the ages of 25 and 29. he didn't just have to come back. he had to

wood not too far from almost two inches in diameter. maybe three inch to the northwest of aldi once again. waldorf flooding andy appreciate that and good hail from david in aldi maryland- -virginia actually and you are probably going to see more hail once again later on today. that's about marble size or bigger. severe thunderstorm watch covered the entire metro area until 9:00. warnings off to the north and west and tweet us your pictures and download the app and the warning as well. >> thanks. to howard county now looking at a tree on top of a house. we are not exactly sure where this is in howard county but looking at a list of road obey instructions in the county from an hour or so ago and 16 reports of problems with trees down in various locations ss this is the hallmark and report of with power you can see what some of the damage looks like in the county and of course we are following this throughout the area and throughout the night. >> absolutely. this rain is coming down really hard in the coalsville area of montgomery county the flashing through the streets on a dark afternoon. these scenes repeated throughout the area. social media flooded

david crayotto of haddon township was in court yesterday. during the hearing, prosecutors played a video of his interview with detectives the day his body was found in the woods pleads down in tears and pleads for more details. >> was found on the shore -- >> no! no! no, no, no, no, no! no, no, no! >> the child's body was found last october in cooper river park just a few hours after crayotto reported himç missing prosecutors say the father killed the boy because the boy put a strain on his relationship with his girlfriend. the trial is set to begin in october. >>> 6:36. 63 degrees outside this morning. today a jury will get strucks from the judge and begin debilitating in the federal corruption trail of congressman chaka fattah. closing arguments wrapped up yesterday. prosecutors told the jury that fattah is a thief and corrupt. they claim he took an illegal $1 million loan. the defense says the case is built on lies and that the congressman is innocent. we'll be in court today and let you know as soon as a verdict is announced. you'll get an instant alert on the nbc 10 app. >>> now to our decision 2016 coverage. hillary clinton wrapped up the democratic pr

woods. i think sterling needs to be at the top. particularly now that david cameron has shown his cards.as the u.k. is concerned, there is uncertainty on the future, when article 50 will be triggered. that is the big one. more so than the euro, the young, or the -- yen, or the dollar. david: thank you very much. steven saywell, global head of fx strategy. coming up, one question, what does the bank of england do next? we will discuss. ♪ >> it will send a shock wave through the european union, but i think ultimately that will be a good thing. ♪ u.k. decides in a historic decision to leave the european union and we have more political news from the united states. senator sanders saying he will vote for hillary clinton in november. he got some comments in there on brexit as well. in the global narrative in terms of the movements and politics we have been witnessing on both sides of the atlantic. it is now showing up in the brexit. bernie sanders's saying the u.k. votes shows the global economy is not working. the message he has been trying to deliver, a parallel between that and the u.k. jo

david lipton. together these events are just under four hours. >> good morning, could i have your attention. i want to welcome you all, i'm bill rhodes and i'm a member of the bretton woodsery happy you can make it here on this very important day, particularly since we are already into the summer. we are especially happy that you are here. secretary of the treasury, secretary lou will be speaking with you shortly. of course you cannot ask for a more important time for the secretary to speak for this meeting with the question of brexit and the rolling of the markets that we have seen over the last couple of days. if you could yourself owns on silent and if you have to take a call you can always go outside. we are not going to have any breaks, we have we have the coffee and the breakfast right there. we will have a question and answer. after each speaker. and now i would like to introduce our executive director randy rogers who will be introducing secretary lou.u. thank you. [applause]. >> welcome everyone. thank you bill. i just like to share with the committee to, good news and that bill is ben playing an increasingly integral role with our leadership team in the committ

david culver. >>> headlines now. we start in prince george's county. there we get new details about a double homicide from overnight. last night two men found dead in the woodse sort of trauma knop word on suspects but our darcy spencer is headed to the scene. we'll check in with her in about 30 minutes with the latest on that investigation. >>> and the nbc 4 allstate community shred starting at 8:00. runs until 11:00. go to the rockville campus of shreds documents free of charge. five box maximum per car and be in line before 11:00 a.m. a checkn that o f >>> tom kierein, plab one of the hottest days of the year? >> for no already climbing into the 70s. one lonely shower dissipating along the potomac river near brunswick, maryland. that's going to be tracking south and east along the potomac. may dissipate getting into montgomery county over the next few minutes. the big story today, though, is that heat. we also have an air quality alert today. poor air quality this afternoon. if you have a heart or respiratory ailment stay inside. otherwise, if you have to be out, reduce outdoor activity, drink plenty of water, wear sun block. up in the low to mid-90s mid-

coming out of the wood work now saying oh, dear, we've all got to rethink the whole european project. it's a bit late. >> absolutely. right back to the time when prime minister davidmpting to renegotiate our terms. let's not forget, the idea was not to ask people straight out, in or out, he was supposed to be going to the people with a renegotiated offer. we were going to be still members but in a different way, having negotiated different key differences. >> i wonder if brussels is regretting at that now. >> i'm sure they must be. at the weren't sure whether they sudden be threatening, to scold us, which after of the voices seem to want to do, or promising reform and sort of enticing the british people to stay, and at that was not a yeclear message, and i at this tare will be a rot of regrets in brussels this morning. >> this isn't just what happens with the uk's relationship with the eu. the uk's going to have to renegotiate so many deals with so many other countries. as part of at that brloc, there are many deals at that it's going to have to go back to the drawing board on. at that's going to take pour tan two years. >> taerk. and barack obama made that statem