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>> a question of clarification i hope it isn't awkward i don't attend these as i eyed to do in the past i noticed by the rates for my drug prirpgsdz went up for blue shield i go to walgreens drug store and suddenly much higher was this vote on by the board to increase the rates what exactly is going on i want information on that. >> i was ask you to raise that question we've indeed improved the rates for this year there were increased. >> yes. >> maybe in our particular plan like i said, i don't want you to disclosure all our information. >> if you could consultant with the director after the meeting. >> i found out the hard way. >> thank you. any other public comments? on item 18? hearing none i'm ready to teenager a closed session on the appeal >> i make the motion on closed session for the member appeal. >> we have a motion all opposed by the same sign >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did something to my body. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

there is damage to the windshield and they are asking the f ei take a look at it. also tonight, the ntsb interview the engineer. investigators say he has been cooperative but still does not remember the impact. >> the engineer encouraged us to contact him further if we needed anything else. so we found him to be extremely cooperative. leon: eight people died when that train derailed. continuing coverage of the investigation. alison: we are on storm watch because we are monitoring the potential for thunderstorms over the weekend. steve is here with the timeline for that. steve: nothing going on out there right now but it will likely change by this time tomorrow night. 63 in gaithersburg. a couple degrees cooler at dulles. we will show you it's going on with the express forecast. the high made it up to 78 degrees at reagan national airport. the day planner for the morning hours shows the temperature around 62 degrees, waking up early in the morning. a good deal of sunshine and a quick warm-up. temperatures around 82 degrees. 5:00, middleton upper 80's. the heat index

the opportunity to reach ash biographies and why you were selected i've got to tell you i was teary eyed what you continue to do from being present in the audience when ohio i didn't has her students distance and sfolth i see our youngest students starting the pathway to education where i go to high schools at lincoln high school thousand of students yet if you stand in the hallway he know all the students name he give them a high 5 and he'll come back on the remarks and there's a joy it happens bus you love kids and students and encourage them to be successful so that's really what this is all about thank you for what you do i'll tell you on monday, i had the opportunity to attend a chinese game with the teacher of the year i have to say their enregister it was family a lot and even though the night got chilly it was cold but again, it was so wonderful on the big jumping both train inform have the teacher of the year recognized and they get their caps and hear the arrow roar from at&t park stadium it should happen everyday in the country with thatwith that - you going - with that i'd li

. >> here comes mike. >> anyway. >> the drink of the preakness is the black eyed susan.ave one but i'll make you one sometime. we've got some changes coming up this week. hot and humid right the now and will be that way the rest of the the day to daze and tomorrow with the possibility of pop up showers and thunderstorms. but just in time for a rescheduled spring fling in media, delaware county, it will feel like spring again breezy, much cooler on wednesday with a high of 72. we are still in the lower 70's on thursday. friday, which may be getaway day for you if you were taking perhaps a four day weekend for, memorial day weekend 75 degrees, 70's on saturday. closer to 80 on sunday. it doesn't look lining we will see showers or thunderstorms for the first part of the holiday weekend. that is your seven day forecast, 16 minutes after 9:00. lets eat some ice cream, i cream, you scream, mike yearrick. >> we all scream for ice cream. >> so excited. >> this isn't just any type of ice cream. >> what is your name. >> my name is ryan. >> pete, do you want to be part of the segme

organized the right set of resources and the right people i go to beach blanket babylon i get teary eyed when they play i left my heart in san francisco. >> bill anything more communication. >> thank you, bill take advantage one thing that allen mentioned there's real quick i believe in the past year that mp c passed on doesn't participate in more than hundred and 50 rfps they've ripped replied to few allen indicated the he's inspired by the possibility of working for us and the city obviously is near and dear to my heart he's supported by an organization that has both great breath and deep depth of research and prudent their initiative and creativity we thought that was the right consultant for this board we believe this board is willing to be innovative and creativity and pioneers you know willing to be leaders out in front we believe this is the right consultant for this board. >> thank you open up for public comment. >> can i ask my question or do you want to do that afterward. >> thank you commissioner makras i'm president of the united states of pacific shaw it was refreshing heari

you will be side-eyed forever. that interferes with change. people have negative connotations associated with the government alone. you start to see that barrier. broken promises. if this is not something you are actually committed to, i wouldn't even make that promise. or waste their time as well as your own. >> great point, thank you. can we give the panel around of applause. [applause] i think what you said, mahogany as we go into the question-and-answer, don't ask questions you are not ready to receive the answer to. we will take questions from the audience. two or three at a time and then turn it over to the panelists. normally question start with who, what, where wy and and with a question mark. there are microphones in the back. don't be shy. when you ask the question, if you could introduce yourself. >> i'm from boston. i manage the youth council. if you were mayor of your city for a day, with unlimited resources, make anything happen, what would you change about your city? >> i like that question. let's jump into that right now. mayor

maureen: the f ei has now joined the investigation into the theft of taxpayer information from the rs. -- irs. that is affected some 100,000 people. the information was stolen through a website that allows taxpayers to access previous year's returns. the thieves are believed to be based in russia. prince george's county residents are facing a tax increase next year. the county council has approved a nearly three dollar budget that includes a -- $3 billion budget that includes a tax hike. it will be a funding boost for the schools. that is only about a quarter of the one at a $33 million that chief executive baker originally proposed here yesterday, he reduce it to $65 million. >> this is a 73% reduction in the original tax increase proposal. raising taxes by any amount is not our desire. but the fiscal responsibility passes -- message it clear -- is clear. it requires a final vote by the county council. maureen: ec officials are looking at building a gondola system to connect georgetown and rosslyn. the city's budget includes $35,000 to study the proposed gondola system. it is effecte

in the land of the blind, she is the one eyed giant, but compared to what?ng to have another campaign of personality here, and this is a cycle of -- mark: where issue vulnerable? what issues is she vulnerable on , to try to poach some votes? mary: none of those critical junkies could name one single accomplishment that she has done. why the republican field is so strong this year is because it is running on hollis and philosophy, which has been absent in the last several cycles. we have not run on anything, and i love that she is running left. the democrats have been moving left, and we have been moving left, so now we will have a very stark contrast so where she can lose democrats is as they move left. if you look at support, more precisely objection to the policies in the obama era, the numbers are against the policies , and the policies are affecting their life. we just have to stay on policies. john: but you have a bunch of democrats, as you just said mary, cannot name any of her compliments at the state department in who think she could be vulnerable to

. >> it's been 7 by 7 percent i eyed 15 i wanted to give them something to beat it will be a challenge for them and us to meet those numbers our portfolio meets the 80 percent hurdle we're not getting 15 percent in the real estate investment you know some of the sectors and more inefficient market will have a chance to approach those levels anything on behalf of 15 percent is excellent this think an excellent opportunity with the leverage level. >> evaluations going in so it didn't feel bad when you leveraged up something in 09 or 10 because things were cheap i know there's a lot of great real estate and there're a lot of distress i'm thinking what commissioner makras said we didn't have leverage in the portfolio we were low on leverage and in the highest quality that was good and bad not a lot of return so i think that is just value and leverage we have to be cognizant of. >> if the first deal is it more of an ad value investment and they want to put more leverage i'd hate to restrict them by be artificially saying hey close to a million dollars commitment but we want to give them the

the eyed opened. there was a startled look on the baby faced and it began to cry. you knew we were good. >> police are trying to investigate what went wrong for the young baby. >>> over the next two years you'll probably notice more noahs and little emma's running around. >> those were the top two names of babies born last year according to the social security administration. here's a top look at the boys names. james made a return list for the first time in a long time. it was the top name in the 40s and 50s. emma reigned supreme after three years of sofia's role. charlotte made the top ten and that was before the dutchess of cambridge gave that name to her little girl. >> speaking of babies, a friend of men came to me and said yesterday, is jan pregnant? i said jan is so pregnant she is about to not be pregnant. today is jan's last day. for a couple of months. she is coming back. >> lovie will be here. >> you have been a trooper. >> we have to give it to you. you have been going hard. >> thanks to you guys and the viewers for the well wishes. we are ready for a s

the show left fans misty eyed and laughing. don champion is at the ed sullivan theater where a chapter of history is now closed. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the late show marquee is still lit up. it was jam packed running 17 minutes over the usual hour. fans of letterman still wanted more. >> the only thing i have left to do, for the last time on a television program, thank you and good night. >> reporter: after more than 6,000 shows, 20,000 guests and countless laughs it was david letterman's final farewell. foo fighters played a song he requested over decades of television history. "the late show" as we have known it since 1993. >> i'll tell you, it's beginning to look like i'm not going to get ""the tonight show"." >> he packed in laughs. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. letterman is retiring. >> you're just kidding, right? >> reporter: a parade of presidents on the show and constellation of stars helped letterman with his top ten list. >> the category top ten

world in their dreams so let me tell you work the video you saw from sf international i get teary eyed every time he see that how appropriate the co-founder of actual is an international person not born in the united states and everyone of the students that said thank you at the end of the video in their language the one thing that brings them together they're all learning english but connected to the technology in san francisco so the fact that you know they've identified the importance is the computer lab a critically important to knot in a global economy the students in san francisco will not be expediting with students from san francisco for the jobs in did future but in yvl and the country china if we don't have the ability to give them the tools to be competitive we're denying ism equality and social justice many in their future how power is it when sf international identifies this is what they want to do i would venture to say this lady did not go to school to be a film maker are any kind of technology implementer but an educator when we bring our partners together with our educ

general eis document. people are gaming the system on nepa. nepa's a good idea. we need to be doing it. we're not building a shopping center or freeways. we're mitigating the damage to the forests. the budget process i'd point out that there's a -- fema does a plan for state and local and travel governments when the fires meet a certain criteria fema picks up 75% of the cost. seems like they could do that for the federal agencies also. or somewhat similar. we can reduce the cost of fires by managing them better, and i think there's a technological asset here. we need to be able to have the guy on the ground with a laptop computer that can predict where the fire's going and then measure the results of what they're doing based on that. we need to know where the fire is. it's hard to believe we don't know where the fire is on some of these fires because we can't see them through the smoke and we can't map them. and they need to map them in the first day, not three days later. that kind of technology is -- i b

." >>> a teary eyed dzhokhar tsarnaev. she testified that he was a warm child. he wiped his eyes with a tissue. he was convicted last month on all charges. three people were killed and more than 260 hurt when a pair of bombs exploded two years ago. >>> look at this. parts of kansas are covered in water this morning. a storm swept through during the evening commute last night. it caused a lot of problems. some areas were so flooded that cars stalled out and others were completely stranded. >>> a high surf advisory remains in effect for parts of southern california this morning. look at these waves. life guards are warning swimmers about rip currents. some waves were 14 feet high. >> stand there and they pull me in. i'd have to stay my ground. >> you can't stay there for over 10 seconds because your feet absolutely go numb. >> inexperienced swimmers are being urged to stay out of the water. yesterday life guards rescued at least 16 people. >>> as we told you, hurricane season is less than a month away june 1st. storm specialists say now is the time to get ready. "

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. >>> at a new hampshire beer factory, hillary clinton eyed the ingredients. the public got a look at emails the government releasing 900 pages about the benghazi-libyan attack. >> i said i want them to release all of them as soon as possible. and they are in the process of doing that. >> reporter: the emails show clinton was highly interested in event surrounding the september 11, 2012, attack killing four americans, including christopher stevens. after the raid with a u.s. presidential election loom of course members of the obama administration suggests benghazi was related to other regional protests over an american muslim video. >> what this began was a spontaneous, not a premedicated taited response to what happened in cairo >>> republican outrage grow a staffer emailed clinton saying: in addition to tracking the political fall out and claims that she was misleading many emails are routine exchanges, such as reactions to news stories. still others are heavily redacted. many of those are labelled sbu, sensitive but unclassified. on friday the fbi blocked t

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in the land of the blind, she is the one eyed giant.e anything to run against, we're going to have another campaign of personality here, and this is a cycle of -- none of process, but of policies. mark: republican candidate said -- would say what's mine is mine, and what yours is yours. where is she vulnerable? what issues is she vulnerable on, to try to poach some votes? mary matalin: she is the smartest woman in the room, but none of those political junkies in that room could name one smart thing or single accomplishment that she has done. why the republican field is so strong this year is because it is running on policy and philosophy, which has been absent in the last several cycles. i love that she is running left. because the republican party has been going in tangent with the democrats. the democrats have been moving left, and we have been moving left, so now we will have a very stark contrast, so where can she lose democrats as she moves left? if you look at support, more precisely objection to the policies in the obama era, the

they believe he is cancer free because of the eagle-eyed mom. >> spotting a whale in the water is usually a sign for people to get away. >> however a young man from florida decided to embrace his encounter with a whale shark. cody noticed a whale shark floating and he jumped in the water and grabbed the shark's tail and went on a ride to remember. they are the biggest of all weighing up to 20,000 tons and featuring up to 350 rows of teeth in his mouth. despite the numbers, they are not a let to humans, something cody was glad to find out. >> there is a first time for everything...i would stay away. >> we would not have a first time with that whale. shark. >> it is a shark. >> five people sleeping at the home catches fire and the neros who put their live on the line to get them to safety. >> major upgrade to make san francisco muni trains more reliable. stay tuned. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. as we head become do work on monday morning, i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. >> hope you had a great mother's day and i know leyla called her mom. >> right now

singer joan baez and artist ai w ei wei share the honor. >> among those attending the ceremony are the wife of a jailed saudi arabia and blogger and activist. she demanded the release of her husband at a demonstration today. almost a year ago, he was convicted of insulting islam and sentenced to prison and 1000 lashes. he will be receiving deutsche welle' mug speech award. you can find out more about his case. >> and more about freedom around the world at dw's fighting for press page. >> a cleanup is on the way after anoil spill in california. the code is estimated at 400,000 liters have leaked into the ocean, much more than initially thought. >> and oil slick measuring roughly 23 square kilometers has formed to the coast. visitors are blocked from accessing some beaches close to santa barbara, and the governor of california has declared a state of emergency to mobilize resources for the cleanup. >> eight men charged with a spectacular diamond heist in london have made their first appearance in court. >> a police convoy brought the suspect to the westminster courthouse. they've been ch

i share that aspiration but we need to be clear-eyed about how hard that will be at a time when iran, when other actors in the region, are actually investing in a number of different proxy wars. we need to be clear about how realistic that is and what we're trying to do. and on the final point,en the -- on the international level and i'll close here, quite clearly this problem of isis is connected in ways that the problems that derek and general keane dealt with in the previous decade, it's much more complicated by the fact that you have more than 15,000 foreign fighters flooding into and perhaps the number is higher. what i would suggest at the international level and our analysis is that the debate about isis is terribly important but it's moving very quickly. the debate that many people are having on syria right now is the fight between al nustra and isil and a number of different actors. i would say that 14 years of after 9/11, nearly 14 years if you look at the broader landscape beyond iraq and syria, iraq and syria as the epicenter, this new trend toward jihadism and the growth

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