talking to those dms by certainly no official studies have long been done this is the implementation phase we hope this is a serious prelims but not done preliminary to the - not subject to sequa not definitely but for those recommendations go forward and study them independently >> thank you, commissioners anything else. >> so we'll move off into public comment. i'm saying we're hearing those together so speakers have 3 minutes please speak whether you're talking about item within or two (calling names) >> hello gunning again. first off we want to commend the planning vice president and especially the japan town community who volunteered their time and dedicated a lot of energy and thought into the development of the trust. the heritage began pits time with the project in 2010. staff started to attend meetings we we gave a presentation so the community could access and we also more recently visited the members to present at our june 15th that was entitled san francisco living history. the community business and civic leaders talked about what date of birth o could be done to prevent

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and it' not exclusively rusty nails and you have a cut and open wound and at the timeu at the time dm here and these are the first things you check for in any patient you see. if they don't have an air way they can't breathe and then wha are they? >> (inaudible). >> dead and we will review that and it's a basic point. okay. if you are plea are bleeding an important to keep in mind that most bleeding stops on its own and all bleeding stops essentialls shrcials eventuaeve. medical joke and if you are in shock -- and no hurt nerves we don't want you to go in and hel somebody and have something fal on you and get other hur hurt. look, listen and feel and have you ever put your chin to your chest and it's tougher to breathe and tilt your head back and easier to get a breath and we tilt the head back, lift the jaw up off of the air way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they ar

we'll go through all of this perhaps all over again business dm b and sara. back to you. >> again and again. >> thank you so much. >> meanwhile, president obama id talking about his signature health care law in prince george's county. the president will speak at a prinze george's county college c in largo at 11:00. 11 the white house said thee s president wilily out the cornerstones of what it means - will lay out one of the corneroe stones of what means to bee middle class in america. next week it will be set up to millions can buy health insurance. learned a computer glitchh will prevent d.c.'s system fromf being operational on october 1. >> the f.b.i. has outlined how the the chilly navy yard attack was carried out. they released i havey showinghow the gunman arriving at the navy yard on september 16. he is seen entering building 197 with a bag that contained a shotgun. alexis roaming the halls with the gun investigators say v sawed him. you can see it on our web site. investigators say alexis etched notes into the gun and left behind an electronic note th

>> he is down dm birmingham doing a summit on economic empowerment for young people, especially african mission. i was just in birmingham last week. i live there. and remember that there's four little girls, 16th street baptist church memorial and the civil rights mu sooechl seum is. we talked about his career. the juvenile justice system. i asked him about those four little girls that died and he said it is important to never forget our national tragedies and he explained why. here it is. >> what america has to understand is that there were just -- some people get embarrassed about what happened. same way if i'm talking about something, empowerment and they can do it themselves. there are people who don't want to see these scenes talked about a game. i didn't do. yes, i'm white. please, do we have to -- it's painful, but we have to really get to this so that if you do it the correct way, which is show your children whand, tell your children, this is not our fault. but this is what happened then. look at these faces. is there's a sick rns oness in these faces. >> you were giving your fi

the only report you will see here, a year long investigation by c dm n found widespread fraud. a drug rehab program that receives hefty dollars. more than 100 rehab centres were suspended. others were completely shut down. tonight our investigation continues. it goes beyond the clinics. it looks at the doctors who serve as medical directors. one doctor, in particular, is medical director at more clinics than yen one else. under the law, he doesn't have to see patients at all. he has found a way to make money off the whole thing. >> this is another group room. >> when we first met dr. oliver this past january, he had every intention of telling us and showing us just how much good taxpayer funded drug rehab clinics do in southern california. >> be patient. >> where at places like west coast counseling center and clinics, oliver has been the physician, overseeing the treatment of close to 2,000 patients. >> so are you the medical director? >> medical director. >> what does that mean in terms of your responsibilities? >> it means i'm responsible for asuring they have a quality medi

fire and dms including paramedics. >>> a victim being remembered this afternoon. family and friends of mike ridgell. the 52-year-old was the security guard at building 197. his funeral is tomorrow morning. >>> a high school student has been laid to rest nearly a week after being stabbed to death. a couple hours ago, friends and family said good-bye to 18-year-old kenny diaz. it took place at our lady of angel's catholic church. 12 people are facing charges. they believe a 19-year-old stabbed him in a public park. friends of samuel's and diaz were engaged in ongoing disputes over drug deals. >>> the police are looking for two suspects who beat up and robbed a hotel clerk at gunpoint. it happened on arlington boulevard in falls church. they grabbed the 62-year-old clerk, assaulted him, took money from the register and ran off. one of the suspects had a rifle. >>> right now, a vie legitimate home invasion has residents in prince george's county on high alert. it happened just after midnight in glen dale. a man suffered life threatening injuries. police say he is reco

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we have almost a thousand dm economists that have endorsed it and 14 laureates and we can't not be honest with future generations. i have daughters in their 20s. they will have a lower standard of living and lower quality of life. you heard congressman west speaking of that earlier as a result of the run away spending here in washington. we need to get that under control and also need to put policy in place that will enable our economy to grow and expand in a way that will increase the number of jobs out there and take home pay for middle class americans and that will generate more tax revenue not less. that's something not happening today. we have a president and a lot of people in congress think expanding government is the solution. it's not. expanding the economy is the answer. >> you and senator mccain working across the aisle gives some people more hope. i think the american people like to see that. it's likely to be an effort and solution rather than a fight. >> absolutely. i hope we can get a lot of support on this. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> for the hot button issue on g gretawir

so the only thing we're going to change, it appears at"dm  this stage, see how we got from the housethe date. we'll take all the rest out. >> it is important to note that this effort from senator cruz is technically not a filibuster. that's because rules call for the senate to automatically adjourn at noon tomorrow even if republicans keep talking until then. mike emanuel is watching all this live on capitol hill. so what did senator paul have to say, mike? >> reporter: well, john, part of senator paul's visit was essentially a show of support is and offering some advice after spending hours on his feet talking on the senate floor earlier this year. senator paul says he want s to slow the obamacare train and would like more time for debate. stwloo we' >> we're asking for a dialogue. how do we get somebody to stand up and say enough's enough? when we look at this, if we want getting to compromise, the only way we get there is by standing up and saying we believe in this. >> florida senator marco rubio also joined cruz on the senate floor saying he is passionate about this opportunity

>>brian:#dm legendary actor cheated death two weeks ago when his car burst into flames on a los angelesnd dancing to the songxd superñr supe@cclfrajilfo8>okÑiñristic. >>steve: are you paying for this plane and it doesn't fly. the sequester eliminated fuel and pilots, so it sat there collecting dust. folks, we're paying for it. >>anna: kanye west is cashing in on what some say is blood money, pocketing $3 million for a performance for a dictator. the plane flew to kazakhstan to play at the grandson's wedding. during the dictator's rule he's been accused of steal the country's oil forñr himself and violating human rights including murder. those are your headlines. >>steve: mr. kilmeade, as we call him, has sports. >>brian: police and school officials in alabama investigating this brawl between two rival high school football coaches. this following a close game. both men tumbled toñr the turf as cops, players and coaches rushed to separate them. one of the coaches has already been placed on administrative leave. take your time investigating. we already have footage. he was best known forÑi

can we, is there a way we set it up where they just rather than, even with the dm ams, we set it up tothe ones that is most rationally close to the dma. . . . >> congress is still going to be tipping the scales in favor of one party or the other, either by keeping licenses are by striking them. why is walking away altogether their system? >> i think the best way to explain it is like at first you gave cable i'll say cable and satellite compulsory license for the programs on broadcast stations. then as part of that deal, the fcc adopted rules that restrict cable and satellites the use of that compulsory license. and then in 92, congress enacted retransmission consent which requires a marketplace negotiation between the station and the cable and satellite people. so you ended up at the same place you would be, name and marketplace negotiation, if you have done nothing, except you've got a bunch of regulatory warts that you develop along the way, like the fact that the 72 rules are still in the fcc rules. all i'm saying is, it's a ruth goldberg system. it's a complex way to do something s