and i had donna come in. you can have a seat, donna. she's upset.'t wanna work here anymore. what exactly has been happening that led you to this point of feeling this way? >> i don't feel respected. i don't feel you take me seriously. >> for her to want to quit after 20 years-- you know why she's comfortable saying it? because she feels like she's got nothing to lose. [bleep] is gonna change. i'm a big believer in having the right people in the right job. so, donna, i'm gonna make sure this gets fixed. can you give us a minute... >> sure. >> and send frank in? >> sure. frank, you're up. >> frank is not the general manager. >> he's more of a manager downstairs. i don't think he's a manager up here in the office. >> that's the reality of it. hey, frank, can you have a seat? >> sure. >> frank, you are no longer the general manager. [intense music] ♪ coming up... >> i really need to talk to you about what i'm seeing in the company's financials. i would run. >> wow. americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients... ...become espe

donna kept all of hers. there are side effects. the cap is cold and can cause mild headaches. patients are told to wash their hair just once a week and not dye or blow dry it. a year and a half later, donna is healthy, and darrell's words still move her. >> we are in our 30th year of marriage. and they are encouraging us to plan for the next 50 together. >> reporter: a future that is cancer-free. ann thompson nbc news, sanford connecticut. >> a health story and a love story. >>> the south bay artist and entrepreneur is promoting artists. erin salazar wants to paint murals on building walls. she believes artists are underrepresented and is working tirelessly with the downtown association to beautify san jose and obtain grants to pay artists for their time and materials. >> there's so much money floating around here that if i just harness it in the form of grants and start paying artists professionally, for professional work where they can leverage those strengths to help promote them as artists, then i think that's really important. >> salazar wants to help women artists get no

what did you think of it donna?thank you to you and van but i think president obama paid homage to reverend pinckney and his flock and it's been a very painful week in many ways for the president but i believe that he received his inspiration from those families who not only show their what i call forgiveness, they welcome an evil man into their home of worship and then they forgive him for this act. it's not only about forgiveness but, also he talked about the threats and what we are still dealing with and fighting with. he gave a lot of thought, you can tell and let me just say this. he wrote this. this came from president barack obama. >> yeah. that's him. >> donna, we were saying that. we were saying that earlier. we were saying who wrote this? >> no. he wrote it. this was -- this was barack obama, president barack obama. grace. that was the theme. grace. and van, i was shocked. he started to sing "amazing grace." i have been in enough black churches all of my life to know that only the best of the best can get

the victim in the accident is 56-year-old donna holiday clark. she was less than two miles from home when the accident happened. her husband tells me that she was an avid bike rider. >> she was very healthy. i thought she was going to be 110. >> reporter: police are looking for a dark or black dodge charger. they believe the vehicle should still have some damage after the accident. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, what police think this driver was doing when this accident happened. >>> unless you're trading stocks, you probably won't notice more time in the day. there will be a leap second. the extra time is there to make up and adjust for the earth's rotation, which has been slowing down and is now about 2 milliseconds too long every day. stock markets are concerned about how the extra seconds will impact their computers because electronic trading can happen in less than a second. the last was in 2012 but that fell on a a saturday. >>> new numbers make it clear that americans are more of working mothers than ever before. researchers at san diego sta

donna brazil is here as well a democratic strategist. ana, you are a republican but you are a keen observer of politics in addition to all of those things. this week the president scored a couple of victories here fast track and obamacare. and he also has an attitude which is a little different which he explained in a radio interview. >> i know what i'm doing and i'm fearless. >> for real. you're not pretending to be fearless. >> and when you get to that point -- >> freedom. >> and also that fearlessness is because you've screwed up enough times that -- >> it's all happened. >> it's all happened. >> new attitude new smiles at the white house. do you think this was the defining week for the presidency? >> i think it was a very good week for president obama. there's no doubt about that. i think in the presidency you have highs and lows. and this is a high for him. i think he is sprinting to the finish line. i've noticed with president obama that sometimes he is kind of like in a function and sometimes he's just liberated and unplugged and

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about some outreach activities that occ staff members will be involved in in the coming days attorney donna salazar will be participating in chufrz job fair for readiness affair which is tomorrow here in city hall and shell educate youth on careers and occ and attorneys salazar will participate in the june 13th activities by having a booth it talk about occ and finally on monday chief suhr and

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donna holliday clark died after being rushed to the hospital friday night. police think the driver who hit her may have been racing another car. her family is devastated. >> how do you hit someone and not stop? >> i guess we could say it's an example of how selfish we've become. >> my mom would say forgive and forget. that doesn't exactly mean throw it out of your life. >> i was fortunate to be able to have a life with her. very fortunate. >> investigators believe the vehicle that hit clark is a black, possibly dodge charger or something similar with some front end damage. if you know anything about this accident, contact prince george's county crime solvers. >>> do we have reason to fear on the 4th? tonight the mayor of d.c. and federal authorities say they know of no specific terror threats against the city for the 4th of july.

donna, on some of the politics here, i wonder, democrats celebrating this week.bama celebrating what could have been his best week with a lot of help from republicans. i wonder if the supreme court has actually done the eventual republican nominee for president a favor -- >> i think for jeb bush and for perhaps marco rubio who understand, if they win the nomination, they have to face a much larger electorate, perhaps it did, but i think on the republican side, they're going to relitigate this, they're going to work themselves up in a frenzy they're going to look backward and inward and i think it's going to destroy and hurt the nomination. >> relitigate? >> i don't think so. at the end of the day, the primary process is about listening to the people and showing them that you can be a standard bearer for them. this supreme court decision is yet to be played out in local communities. curriculums of public school systems will be changed to get alignment with that. that's going to force some real decisions to be made by parents. look, this is bakers, photographers, f

donna donna, this is a tragic story. there so many tragic stories about our prison system but this one, given the fact that this was a kid who was never even charged with anything who tragically took his own life. i guess the first thing i would start with how is it possible that you can spend 1,000 days in jail and not even go to trial? >> well this is the product of the convergence of a horrifically flawed criminal justice system in the state of new york. you're entitled to a trial within six months or should have the charges dismissed. the scheduling shenanigans ss routinely practiced by the d.a. routinely results in people being held much longer than that. new york is one of two states that treats 16-year-olds and 17-year-olds as adults and throws them into jail through the adult criminal justice system even though they're kids when they're charged with crimes. they should be dealt with in family court when they're accused of wrongdoing and dealt with as adults in formation who are entitled to justice and to rehabili

from donna summer to daft punk, we talk to the recording giant who changed the recording music industry. >> we begin with what the white house calls a major blow to al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula. today that group acknowledged that it's leader was killed in a missile strike last week. his death comes as the dangerous al-qaeda off shoot tries to capitalize on the civil war in yemen. jamie mcintyre is at the pentagon jamie? >> the u.s. is crowing about the killings even as one death remains unconfirmed and the other has not been officially acknowledged as the result of an u.s. drone attack. the pentagon is in a curious position of touting the killing of the leader of al-qaeda in yemen as a success while at the same time refusing to say if it was an american drone strike that took him out. >> even though we no longer have the presence in yemen and more boots on the ground. we don't have a presence in libya. we still have a global reach. we still retain the ability to find and kill terrorists wherever they're hiding in the world. >> the u.s. said that while he was behind several foil plo

it would certainly be a tribute to donna, and help us feel better about her death if those laws could changed. >> once o'connor knows the whole story, he updates his post on youtube. >> i updated the notes on it so that people could see that it was resolved, not in a real happy way, but it was -- the mystery was solved anyway. >> rory and dr. chen have met a few times since that fateful day. and the video has given dr. chen a bit of solace. >> to see how it happened and how he was rescued and to read people's comments about it. you know, as far as i'm concerned, rory's a hero. >> i feel lucky that i was there at that time to be able to at least get their dog back to them. that's the time you need your family pet the most. >>> coming up -- a bucket list adventure takes a terrifying turn as an 80-year-old woman clings to life at 11,000 feet. >>> i'm richard lui with the hour's top stories. >>> less than an hour ago, investigators looking for two escaped inmates in new york say they will stay in the town of friendship until all leads are exhausted a credible tip led them to the man yeste

ask donna add kins. to share with us. a recent experience she had on a jury. i will turn it over to donna. >> thank you carla. what carla is referring to. a few weeks ago. i was asked to be part of the juried super fest film festival. those of you that are not familiar with it. super fest is the longest running film festival that is about people with disabilities and generally by people with disabilities. it took place in enchanted hills camp p. which is part of the height house for the blind camp. in napa the first weekend in may. the committee through the paul lawn institute. screened about 80 films. we watch the about 20 of them. starting late friday evening to early sunday. there was a lot of popcorn. bean bags. and coffee. the longest was 75 minutes. the shortest film was three minutes. they had an interesting process. where. if we watch the film. we would stop five minutes into it. and take a vote about whether we want to go on and watch it. i have to say. for the most part. there were only two films. we said. we're done. we

. >> and i did see donna get up a moment ago and the director of law enforcement and i was wondering if she could address and do we have adequate staffing not only for the raising of the minimum wage but also the retail workers bill of rights and other policies as passed. >> thank you, supervisor. the mayor's budget includes three new positions and two, entry level investigators contract compliance officer position and to enforce both the minimum wage ordinance and the retail worker bill of rights. as well as an 1824, administrative analyst, and that is very much needed in our office. and this year. with, and our one analyst, and spent a lot of time on it, and administrative guidance for the phasing out of th reimbursement arrangement provisions and the healthcare and security ordinance and now working on guidance for the retail worker bill of rights. and, you know, some important tasks just are not getting done and we did not issue an an annual report, and next year we will issue two years at once and simply the reporting on the healthcare reporting is not atrack and the sweat free

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police say they believe a dark-colored charger struck donna and kept going. >> it's tragic. it's unfortunate. it's irresponsible. it's the world we live in. >> reporter: she enjoyed biking even great distances. >> a friend of mine called me yesterday with the news and said he just saw donna on george avenue with her bike. >> reporter: but not for donna whose family says she was a vegetarian and in great shape. >> she was very healthy. i thought she was going to be 110. i was worried about being able to keep up. >> reporter: her life was tragically cut short. >> she was a beautiful person. >> reporter: she dedicated her life to her family and now there without her. >> thank god for the time we had with her. >> reporter: police believe that this dark-colored vehicle, possibly a charger, still has some front-end damage. they are looking for the driver responsible for this accident. coming up on news 4 at 6:00, when their family first moved to forestville 30 years ago they were five miles from e metro. now they are three miles away. her son explanins why he thinks that played a

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joining us to discuss this, democratic strategist donna brazile and kevin madden. expecting good analysis after that introduction. hillary clinton slipping in favorability and other traits including understands the problems of people like you. the trend lines moving downward, which is not what you expect after you jump into a race. you think when people get to know you, you impress them not depress them. in the brooklyn headquarters right now when they see these numbers what do they think? >> i'm sure when you look at these numbers they're saying thank god it's june and not february 2016. and also i do believe that the campaign should continue to do small group meetings as she begins to also roll out some bigger events. the bottom line is people got to know you. they want to know what kind of person you are. they want to get a chance to talk about issues with you. i think she has more than ample opportunity to go out there and prove herself to not just skeptics but also those who are strongly supporting her. she's still in the driver's seat. she's still the candida

most coverage you possibly can to the people in your state and make health insurance stronger. >> donnaur political commentators. you're a democratic strategist but this whole issue hits home for you. it's very personal. >> it's always personal wolf especially when it comes to giving people access to health care. my mother died at 52. i'm 55 so clearly, having access when you don't have the ability to get insurance through your employer she did not have the ability to get insurance through her employer. this would have helped her life but what i think many democrats are grateful for today is that this is saving people's lives all across the country. millions of americans will no longer have to go to bed tonight worried they may lose their health insurance tomorrow. i applaud the supreme court, something i rarely do. i applaud justice roberts, something i rarely do and i applaud president obama and all of those who have stuck with this law, kathleen sebelius sylvia burwell, of course the justice department because they have been fighting an unrelenting battle for the republicans, who hav

i was also wise enough to hire donna seymour. >> the i.t. strategic plan that you mentioned, is that something we can see? absolutely. it's on our website and i'll make sure you get a hard copy as soon as possible. >> mr. chairman, let me see if i have additional follow-up. following that i.t. strategic plan, is there now a new plan as a result of -- >> as you know a plan is dynamic. and as we learn things the plan changes. but we're following it and making sure that every component, governance, leadership, making sure that we're making sound decisions on the architecture that we're building and making sure it's based on clear analytics and that cybersecurity is an important component of all of that. >> are you -- are there benchmarks that are now in place as a -- within that plan that we see whether we're making the process benchmark by benchmark? >> i'd like to come back to you and show you what those benchmarks are, sir. >> okay. let me ask about notification. you indicated in your testimony, and i wrote this down as well, as soon as prac

cameras and finally i discussed the needed budget for the office of complaints and the last point under donna salazar the occ mediated 7 cases 5 in june 27 cases compared to thirty as of june 30th, 2014 and as june 30th 20145 complaints were mediated that concludes my report. >> thank you director hicks any questions for director hicks colleagues? director hicks i want to make a contempt our advocacy so for the budget was skill if you have this year i think this is significant i know there were last minute questions from the corral and i think the bar association has been helpful in that group one other do outs i serve on the criminal justice task force what can we do to insure the health of the department it staffed we're almost there i want to note the excellence of our advocacy and thank you very much commissioner president loftus >> inspection. >> 3 c commission reports commission president's report. >> report outs together colleagues. >> well, so i will acknowledge what i think needs to be said tonight arrest chief suhr i've had been here almost every wednesday for the last 3 years and w

donna intrazil and bob wood ward are next.rview with jeb bush on the change he said he would make to turn his campaign around. >> it's something that took getting used to to show my heart because i'm introverted, but it's important to do. new york state is reinventing by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day

police say they believe a black r or dark-colored charger struck donna and kept going. donna was a vegetarian and in great shape according to her family. >> she was a very healthy person. i thought she was going to be 110. i was worried if i was going to be able to keep her. >> reporter: her family is her death brings attention to a problem. >> because this is such a busy roadway, police are convinced that someone may have seen this accident or may know where that charger is now. if you have any information, you're asked to contact police. i'm tracee wilkins news 4. >>> a woman from maryland has with perjury in connection with withthe disappearance of the lyon sisters. she waived her right to a preliminary hearing today. she is married to a man named richard welsh. he's a person of interest but has not been charged. the couple owns land in bedford county where investigators believe the lyons sisters may be buried. those young girls were last seen at a shopping center in montgomery county back in 1975. >>> some drivers are going to court to take on the company that runs

>> i'm real good donna. how about you? >> caller: great.on pnc bank i like it, buy, sell or hold. >> you you're right to buy it but it's hit a 52-week high i think it's headed down a bit, but it's a great place to be. >> caller: i'm imperial beach, san diego, buy or sell or hold rcl, please? >> i like -- i've got to tell you, i sold carnival corp last weekend. i prefer you to be in that one. >>> how do you find out about american axle? >> i think it's a good place to see, you prefer hear in that business, but axle is a good company. gar in texas? >> caller: university of texas hook 'em horns, boo ya jim. >> going your way. >> caller: i have a question about fireeye and palo alto. >> these stocks did an reversal today, they opened up big, went down. that means the technicians will be fleeing from them for a couple days so understand they'll be understand pressure. that's the way technicians trade. how about john? new hampshire? john? >>> yes, sir. nice to talk to you. >> same. >>> i'm interested in blackberry. >> all right. i think it's one

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about some outreach activities that occ staff members will be involved in in the coming days attorney donna salazar will be participating in chufrz job fair for readiness affair which is tomorrow here in city hall and shell educate youth on careers and occ and attorneys salazar will participate in the june 13th activities by having a booth it talk about occ and finally on monday chief suhr and attorneys will participate in a webinar in protecting children who's parents are arrested and this is something that this is a webinar sponsored by the international chief of police and anyone is welcome everyone is welcome to register and the website for registering is e he learning dot post duty dot utah dot gov. from monday from to your attention e 10:30. >> how significant that is that the international is doing the model to develop a model for children's exposure to trauma when their parents are arrested we hear a lot about the people wanting us to be a leader and having the chief financial officer hosting this webinar is or where we're setting the policy for the nation how to deal with the issue

that's important for us to support that donna salazar go back to full-time the mediation program continues for i want to support you and i'd like to support you on additional policy it is so important many on the list that needs to be done two questions oh you want to answer. >> i want to answer ms. salazar she does have a .795 position means she can be away from the office one day a week physically i say her work exceeds full-time as .75. >> i have a question on the complainant by the racial latinos and african-americans is that about up or about the same. >> off the top of my head commissioner dejesus i don't know if i recall it is pretty consistent with past years i object to send you an e-mail. >> that's okay. i was wording if we increased it if it stayed the same that will be great if you want to send me an e-mail i have a question one of the ferguson protests matter it is statistics the department of justice talked about the statistics that capture we don't catalog in a way to pull out officer involved shooting what the weapon and i'm is that sound like like something right to invest

people have been dancing to ma donna songs, singing, kissing, hugging, sometimes crying. earlier tonight there was a rally. therm all sharing the same message that they've come a long way, that today's decision by the supreme court was up lifting but they still have a long way to go to gain all the rights of the lgbt community deserves. the star of that event was edie ediewinsdor. that was really a landmark victory on the path to same-sex marriage. this is what she had to say this evening. >> today i'm gay and today the world is gay. and once again i get to thank the supreme court for demonstrating that the constitution of this country holds and justice prevails. >>reporter: and the festivities are taking off outside the inn because this is an iconic place for the gay rights movement. in 1969 this is one of the only places where gay people in new york city could come to socialize. and one night in 1969 the police tried to raid the bar. people here decided they did not want to get arrested and resisted and that really sparked the modern gay rights movement because riots we

officer donna seymour warned the agency was under constant threat. >> 2.5 billion attempts to hack its network. these attempts will not stop, in fact they will if anything increase. >> officials sea they believe the attack began in december. it is latest in a series of high profile attacks. anthem was breached earlier this year officials say china was behind it. accuse the chinese military of hacking and cyber espionage russia is blamed for an attack on the white house last year and the department of defense this year. why do hackers do it? >> it is valuable in the black market. it is valuable for nation-states. it's really valuable for intelligence communities. it is valuable in identifying who might be on the odor side spies for us who could be compromised through blackmail or extortion, who would be vulnerable to that, who would be vulnerable to being recruited. >> in recent years officials have repeatedly warned of a potential cyber pearl harbor. now comes the opm breach, responding to indications that china is responsible the white house scoffed. security upgrades on the fast trac

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donna fears the town will be turned into a loud renters only summer town.there is a clearly drawn line in the sand. beautiful day here. i called the mayor sam coolerper today. he didn't call me back. both sides hope a compromise can be reached. there's a noise ordinance in town, if a home gets too loud it is possible to enforce that but we know all over the country noise ordinances are subjective. they are very tough to enforce. in this very very beautiful delaware town things are getting a little ugly on this issue. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> coming up next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" -- >> it is downright uncomfortable outside. how long will we be dealing with scorching temperatures? what about it glenn? >> it is the hottest day of the year. it feels like it too. i will show you if things will remain oppressive through the weekend. >>> a dispute over the sounds of summer involving local businesses and some of the music you may hear as you vacation down the shore. >>> and transforming philadelphia. see why a lot of empty lots in the city may soon get a new

and those are the rules under which this project needs to be elevated it may not meet those rules donna i don't like the rules so let's put it off i don't play that game july 2nd is fine we'll see which way it goes from there, i move to continue to july 2nd. >> do i hear a second? >> commissioner richards. >> i guess question for staff i mean, i was in boston for the last 5 days and offering i came back came back to heed of e-mails for those who changed online petitions something happened when i looked at the agenda calendar this is big the question for staff we've heard the community ask for more time because of the mission 2020 this is the second largest commission in the community bart station what relationship will this project have to 2020 a i can answer that. >> we've been working with the economic agency with the 2020 plan the goal of the plan to develop the strategy over the next 5 to 10 years to stabilize the mission in terms of maintaining the income levels of the community the 60 percent so 60 percent to moderate the idea and as stated by many members of the public stableizin