. >> detective matt fleming with the bedford police department says he's amazed at the way the familytore, stealing in plain view. >> here you can see a suspect walk up to the case and -- that's the 5-year-old child you see through a large portion of the video that actually goes behind the cabinet. if you watch, she just opened the case -- moved the book and opened the case. you can see her directing the child right here towards items in that case. she's actually pointing with her hand to indicate which one. and she's actually verifying that she has the right one right there. the child looks up at her, which is obvious she's looking for some direction as to whether or not she did the right thing. then before she exits, you can see her pocketing the items. >> the store employees are busy helping other customers, oftentimes diverted or distracted by the mother or other family members. now the daughter is seen going back into the jewelry area, looking to see if anyone is watching. >> watch. this is very upsetting. the daughter's going to actually low crawl into the cabinet that's been le

fleming and others are presented to p do that not necessary. >> thank you. superintendent deputy although, i want to review the material to make sure we're on the sampling so to speak to we're looking at version number two, that was spent earlier with a couple of small corrections per the e-mail two packet for our review one the actual proposal for your consideration this evening which excludes a narrative and spreadsheet and the second packet which i'll be speaking to and reviewing totally tonight is the supporting material there are copies for the members of the public and the proposed spend plan is online on the peace website the easier way to do a search for peace cac and you'll find it by navigating to the page know that if you're on a computer commissioners i can navigate through the consonants through the table contents and the first part is the budget overview which shows the change from first reading to second reading so what we have a a column that is in blue is represents the amounts we've presented and the next column the second reading proposal

fleming. dr. fleming votes no. mr. vici. mr. vici. mr. vici votes aye. mr. kaufman. mr. kaufman votes no. ms. gabbard. ms. gabbard votes aye. mr. gibson. >> no. >> mr. gibson votes no. mr. walz. >> aye. >> mr. walz votes aye. miss hartsler. miss hartsler votes no. mr. o'rourke. aye. dr. heck votes no. mr. norcross. mr. norcross votes aye. mr. scott. mr. scott votes no. mr. gallego. mr. gallego votes aye. mr. brooks. mr. brooks votes no. mr. that ki. mr. takai votes aye. mr. nugent votes no. ms. graham. ms. graham votes aye. mr. cook. mr. cook votes no. mr. ashford. mr. ashford votes aye. mr. bridenstein. mr. bridenstein votes no. mr. moulton. mr. moulton votes aye. dr. wenstrop. dr. wenstrop votes no. mr. agular. mr. agular votes aye. miss wolorsky votes no. mr. burn. mr. burn votes no. mr. graves. mr. graves votes no. mr. zinki. ms. stefanic. ms. stefanic votes no. ms. mcsally. ms. mcsally votes no. mr. knight. mr. knight votes no. mr. mcarthur. mr. mcarthur votes no. mr. russell. mr. russell votes no. mr. turner. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman ther

it was thought to be going to greg fleming. runs the profitable side of the business since it's a big brokerage firm. it was thought to be this is a tea leaf that maybe james is switching sides on this and favoring mr. keller. that's what we hear. it's very interesting. i asked michelle davis, the pr woman at morgan stanley -- she came up with this thing -- >> they're working today? >> no, i call her on her cell phone. because mr. keller runs such a hard business and worked so hard over the past year, you know, we gave him an extra $2 million. >> i have breaking news you'll be interested in. on your first day on fox business, you broke a story about tiger woods returning to golf after -- tiger woods, i am playing in the masters. he has said today. it's obviously very important to me. i want to be there. i'm looking forward to competing. i'm excited to get to augusta. breaking news. tiger woods will play in the masters. >> this is kind of bigger the lead a little bit. he's been playing. just not in the masters. >> correct. >> wh

fleming about how the board can participate without coming to all the meetings i don't think that is going to be valuable we need a little information earlier and maybe an opportunity for discussion that is exploratory to come to the members of the citizens advisory committee either in a invites way or maybe a whole or, however, we want to do that and approach the questions so they're not coming out to vote open the spending bill i want to say we can talk about that later but awhile we're talking about the peace members i think this is the process is much more greater than i appreciate all you've done the committee members to make that better for our community and district. >> thank you, ms. casco note the arrival of the commissioner and we're on the sb one approval the funds for the scald 2015-2016 which was moved and seconded on march 10 we'll need a report commissioner vice president haney. >> yes. so we heard the recommendations around the first reading from the peace and the peace there were a nuke of comments in february related to specific line items that are reflected in the

sportscaster dame fleming said-- dave fleming said to lon, a life greatly lived. >> and that one is way back, way back, way back! that's number 600 for willie mays! >> simmons died yesterday at the age of 91 following a long play by play career with not only the giants and a's but also the niners. >> here's a live look at at&t park. the ballpark will be open to fans as they can watch for free as they take on the diamondbacks in arizona. >> and sean doolittle couldn't contain his excitement today. tiffany wilson is live outside the o.co coliseum. >> the fans started tailgating at 7:00 this morning and they are very excited. back when bleacher seats cost $1 jerry rodgers sat in the stands. >> when they were wood bleachers, before all this was built. >> reporter: it's the first time he's seeing a season opener in person. how do you feel? >> good. >> reporter: what are your hopes for the season? >> make the playoffs hopefully win the world series. >> this family has been waiting all year. they're decked out in green and gold. further down the parking lot the focus is food. >> hamburgers, ho

teri fleming faces charges after her car hit a girl while walking along clarissa street. they tracked down fleming while using a camera showing her car fleeing the scene. >>> and richard schroeder was address ing addressing addressing how to use his weapon when he fired a round to kill another trooper. he was charged with reckless endangerment. >>> the fire chief will retire after being seen dropping his pants in public. the mayor's office confirmed the departure of dennis brooks who was put on paid leave after this video surfaced appearing to show brooks drop his pants during a metal detector screening at the public safety building. brooks has been with the department since 1979. >>> today members of philadelphia's muslim community will be handing out leaflets to septa riders in response to peace. this is in response to controversial ads to appear on the buses that feature adolph hitler and accuse muslims of jew hatred. mayor nutter says he wants the people of philadelphia to turn the other cheek. >> we will share that mystery of sbol raps intolerance with the world with

fleming's car hit siena pay while walking along clarissa street. pay died five days later. police say they tracked down fleming using surveillance video that caught her car taking after from the scene. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> as a sunny and dry day cross our area. live look at the art mu zamumuu museum from our cameras high above. more wet weather is in store for the end of the week. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. >> quite a difference from yesterday when we saw rain and snow moving into the area. now it is nothing but sunshine. we do have a bit of a gusty wind a little bit breezy out there. and it is pretty cool. but there is hardly any cloud cover around in the northeastern quarter of the country. it is 45 degrees right now. philadelphia, only 40 in allentown. 32 in mount pocono. and we don't have any places close to 50 degrees yet. the average high now is getting close to 60 degrees. and we are not there, and we're not going to be there today. 47 at noon. 51 by 3:00. temperatures barely ge

this is robert fleming. robert, welcome to fox 29. you're not only on tv, you're on periscope. hello to the periscope this morning. robert you're in eighth grade. >> yep. >> how did you coming to our guest today? >> fox 29 was generous enough to offer my school which was having fundraiser and a chance to be on the weather. >> you won. this is your prize. >> yep. >> poor guy. anyway so, now that you have been going to this international school since like pre k? >> yep. >> so you're flew meant french. so you you get to do the weather, but would you mine if i asked to you do part of the forecast in friend snatch. >> sure. >> here we go. robert? how about it? >> (speaking french) then this weekend we'll have some sunny weather. >> so you said that it will be chilly today and we'll have thunderstorms tomorrow. and it will be great over the weekend? i really like your forecast. it is a really great job. so you're in eighth grade. you'll go to high school next year where? >> hair ton high school. >> you'll be class of -- >> 2019. >> 2019. and you have somebody very special watching ou

fleming for you and ear or your team and thank the public citizens advisory committee for reviewing the proposed changes we will now move to public comment and then enter board discussion i want to call on the state's first so i have (calling names) we say quite a few speakers to limited to a minute and a half please come up to the microphone. >> the additional folks on this item (calling names) but if you could please let the students speak first. >> >> (speaking spanish.) >> good evening, everybody. >> (speaking spanish.) >> >> we appreciate the one formulate position the school is offering. >> (speaking spanish.) >> we're happy that the filipino language is part ever our learning in elementary school school. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we hope that the middle will have a chance to pick a filipino class just like we do >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you. >> very nice thank you very much. next speaker please. >> . >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we love our teachers that help us to speak and understand english better please love them too give them a chance to do a b

these gorgeous photos from a wedding in franklin, tennessee, taken by jonathan fall and sullivan flemingyou for joining the wedding of we hope you enjoy the ceremony. here's the gorgeous bride herself, katharine yvonne woolley. spectacular photos. katharine is a fashion and jewelry designer. one big problem here -- her family not at the wedding. >> wow. >> that's -- oh -- >> talking mom, dad, the family. people who matter, right? the people who want to see their daughter get married. they're seeing photos fly by. they don't know what the heck happened, how this is possible. >> what are you up to troutman? i'm suspicious. come on. >> what day was yesterday? >> ah. >> and then there's this photo! >> yeah. >> i love this. here's a photo of the entire group, april fools' jumping in the air. we've got to find out, right, how the family reacted, what they said, how thiser >> yeah. >> "right this minute," we have katharine woolley via skype from nashville, tennessee. brave girl. welcome to the show. okay, so your family sees the photos they don't get that this is a prank at all, what did they s

fleming for you and ear or your team and thank the public citizens advisory committee for reviewing theroposed changes we will now move to public comment and then enter board discussion i want to call on the state's first so i have (calling names) we say quite a few speakers to limited to a minute and a half please come up to the microphone. >> the additional folks on this item (calling names) but if

fleming turned herself in several weeks after the crash and pleaded guilty to the crime. >>> developing right now, talks on iran's new jersey clear deal go into overtime. negotiators from six nations are trying to hammer out details in switzerland. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now and she has been following these developments, good morning. >> secretary of state john kerry made decision to stay in switzerland because progress had been made, enough to warrant another day of talks. that being said there is still several difficult issues that need to be worked out. at the information front of the talks how much fuel iran will be allowed to produce and how it will be utilized. u.s. wants to ensure their programs will in the be used to make weapons while iran wants international sanctions lifted. >> we have been clear that if after a year of negotiating, and, and, and other all a turntive. >>> and it is possible that it will continue. >> the final deadline for an agreement is late june but both parties want a basic outline of iran's nuclear program drawn up now. we are o

. >> probation officer gordon fleming is convinced morris require morse time in the care of the state. his attorney will fight to see that morris gets what he wants, to be released home. but it is judge mary beth bonaventura who ultimately gets to decide morris' fate. >> i think i understand your testimony to be because morris is not as available or participating with these services to the extent that you think appropriate, that he should just remain locked up? >> well, i'm basing that upon him running away from home. his mother not knowing where he is. and she was having a hard time controlling him and reasoning with him. he has failed a couple of drug tests. morris has told me on several occasions that whatever i do it's not going to work. >> so had you previously recommended that he undergo anger management, and you had recommended family counseling and counseling services. why don't we let it work itself through some more. let's let 9 counseling take hold, the anger management take hold before we say the answer is to keep him locked up. >> that would be fine but morris has tended

unified school district and before i field the questions i'd like to say thank you very much to kathy fleming and her team and superintendent young for the conversation to get everything aligned to meet the needs of students and appreciate it from my youth so thank you. >> so commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> sure thank you so the question on with regards to as it was described it was we talk about how affordable housing individual is put into the schools for the students to go to college to provide support services and i'm curious how the schools were selected when i look at the list of middle and holidays i see some schools with are missing from the list the valley or paul revere on the list or betsey carmichael if that's the basis for affordable housing individual and i see that burton is not included so why were some selected and 90 some not. >> it is a great question the simple answer is affordable housingvid is based on issues or scheduling components at the school site. the court: what we're trying to do build a strong foundation for avid with self-selected schools and build the fidel

murphy and jeff painstaking and the kinder cac and christina wong and especially want to thank kathy fleming from any first came on to this board and reviewed the materials the materials are so much easier to understand we have an impact analysis and compare one year to the next that's a lot of additional work but in terms of transparency and decision making that has made a huge difference and, secondly, (clapping) secondly i want to say that many of the allocations do reflect our vision 2025 students that are multi lingual is important that the district is dedicated $2 million of new dollars out of the general fund to multi lingual a step towards realizing the vision 2025 graduate profile and some of the concerns part of that allocation will be dedicated to multi entry points for language so that even if you don't get into language program in kindergarten that in middle school you'll have an opportunity to study a new language and finally i just want to thank the voters of san francisco the $60 million fund is helping to show what the district will do and continue to rely on the voters to s

teri fleming pleaded guilty to homicide by vehicle. her car hit deanna pates walking along clarissa street. pates died five days later. >>> in delaware county, the parents of the baby injured by pet ferrets are scheduled for a preliminary hearing. jessica and bernie face child endangerment charges. in january the ferret mauled the 1-month-old girl's face. >>> and 5:03, a whom woman who blamed her baby's death on her children will go to prison. yesterday a judge sentenced whitney stanford to 15 to 30 years in prison. in january he was convicted of killing her 2-month-old son back in 2003. prosecutors said she shook the baby and banged his head against the furniture and then told police her daughter knocked the boy out of the swing. >>> from our south jury zee bureau now the death of a cumberland county man in police custody is raising questions. witnesses say violent police officers punched and kicked the man after he was handcuffed on the street. >> slow all units down. subject under. tried apprehension. >> that police dispatch recordi

the other plan has been identified -- man has been identified as 20-year-old kevin fleming. >>> a d.c. man in custody for trying to kill two d.c. police officers. 33-year-old anthony skinner from northeast got pulled over last night and sped off. he was pulled over again and tried to run over two officers approaching his car. skinner later clipped a patrol car, hit a tree and was taken into custody. >>> this was an unbelievable story that had a wrinkle reminiscent of a movie. at least that's how montgomery county state's attorney's office describes the end of a murder case 12 years later. today a jury sentenced kevin reynolds to life in prison plus 20 years for the murder of a silver spring man named wesley king. king was shot by reynolds in 2002 allegedly over drug money. the dead man's daughter who was 11 years old at the time saw the whole thing go down. the murderer had started his life over again in new york city as a reggae music mogul well known in the jamaican community, but authorities caught up with reynolds once they found out he was not dennis graham. reynolds had tried to

surveillance pictures show terry fleming driving her car shortly after she hit 19 year-old siani peyton claire is a a street. she turned herself in several weeks after the crash and then pleaded guilty to the crime. >>> developing right now, talks to reach a nuclear deal with iran continues past the deadline, six nations are trying to hammer out the those details right now in switzerland. the extension is an indication that some progress is being made. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us now following these latest developments for us, good morning. >> the good news is they are talking, the bad news, they have not reached a deal yet which means nuclear talks with iran have officially entered into overtime. negotiators from six world powers including the united states ignored tuesday's midnight deadline citing several difficult issues but goal remains the same the u.s. and partners want to curb iranian nuclear programs that could be used to make weapons. now in exchange iran want to ease international sanctions that are crippling its economy. >> we have been very clear that

. >> thelma fleming learned an expensive lesson about payday loans. >> i got caught up, and you make choices, that was a very bad choice. >> two years ago she lost one of her two jobs. short on money for bills she went to a payday lender and took out a $300 loan. in two weeks when it was time to pay it back, she didn't have the cash, so she took out a second loan to pay off the first and that continued. >> so, you just do it over and over. >> she took out loans at seven different that lenders all with triple digit interest rates. in the end her debt ballooned to $2,000. >> it took a whole lot of operating for me to come up. >> thelma's story is common. people looking for a short term loan getting caught in a cycle of debt. >> if i believe what i read in the paper i probably wouldn't like me either, you know, but i know the truth and i know the customer base, and 95% of our customers like what we do. >> troy mccullen owns 31 cash lending store fronts in louisiana. at his business is someone taking out a $100 loan is charged a $20 fee. that amounts to a 521% annual percentage rate. >>

. >> it seems to fleme there is a strange alignment. and many were skeptical in the beginning, or some of the first to raise it. there is an alignment it seems to me between them and the rolling stone people thatment to make this about excess sieveive sensitivity to an alleged victim of sexual violence. >> if this woman was victimized in some way, at least not the same way as pry siesly she is in a situation where she is probably getting death threats. it does no one any good to have a story out there that is not true. and i think that is if a lot of programs featured it it was partly out of a public truth that rolling stone would follow these assumptions. >> going now to ron carmon. the story was major, let's be clear about that but also to victims of actual assault. as noted, the magazine's failure may have spread the idea that women invent rape allegations. the rate of false rape reports is 2% to 8%. and the uva student and rape survivor was one of the sources in that piece. johning -- joining me now is laura, what's your perspective

. >> at 8:30 we will have a warriors flag raised and you have a chance to sign a banner fleming support:00 this morning. >> we want to see your warriors pride with fan photos on air and at abc7news.com post your pictures and we will find them. >> you can see the game between the warriors and the pelicans right here. with coverage at noon and then "after the game," with post-game reaction. >>> happening today, california public health officials could declare the measles outbreak that only natured at disney to be over if no new cases are reported today. the outbreak of the highly contagious disease spread to several other states and countries. 131 in california were infected and the first patient brought the measles here from abroad igniting debate about vaccination rates. >>> a federal judge will get a chance to review a reworked deal in a head enjoy lawsuit against the the with college athletes and concussion and urging $70 million medical fund to test athletes for trauma and toughens return to play rule after a concussion. the first slam was thrown out by the judge because it was "conf

i'm with dave fleming, voice of the giants. let the people at home hear that booming voice. excited about the home opener? >> the a-lister's getting a little long. if i'm on that list i'm excited. this is one of my favorite days of the year. >> reporter: so you've been with the giants for all three of the championships. how are you looking forward to the season? what do you think will be different? >> one thing i'm looking ford taking this off -- i love this one. maybe getting a new one on so the new ring will be exciting on saturday. i can't wait. i mean that's the thing about this park these fans even though they've done it three times, if t feels like there's a hunger for more. it's a new year and we've already seen some ups and some downs. and that's kind of the part of the whole deal, right? you play 162 times, it's not always perfect, and so you can't wait to see it unfold every day. >> reporter: they're at home now. there's always more image whik their fans roots them -- magic when their fans root them on. >> we have the best fans. everywhere we see people every city

fleming's car hit siana tate when she was walking. she died five days later.ash from overnight in the overbrook park section of philadelphia. investigators say the driver ran away after he lost control of his car and smashed into a pickup truck. no one was hurt. >>> i'm chris cato. we'll have another update in about 25 minutes. have a great morning. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. take ryan reynolds on family and films and how father head has changed him. it's april fools day and wait until you see the surprises we have in store. and the property brothers getting your house ready for spring. all th and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is today's take with al roker natalie m

teri fleming pled guilty to homicide by vehicle and other charges stemming from the accident of october014. she hit a girl while walking along huntington park. the girl died five days later. they tracked her down catching her car taking off from the scene. >>> and a woman who prosecutors say at first blamed her baby's death on one of her other children will go to prison for killing the infant. yesterday a judge in allentown sentenced wendy stanford to 15 to 20 years in prison. in january she was convicted of killing her 2-month-old son in 2003. she shook the baby and banged his head against furniture and then told police her daughter knocked the boy out of the swing. >>> the parents of a baby injured by pet ferrets are scheduled for a preliminary hearing. jessica and bernie frame face child endangerment charges. police say in january the ferret mauled the 1-month-old girl's face at the family's home in darby borough. philadelphia police released video from this week's attack at a center city septa station. take a look at the surveillance video showing a teenager punching the 60-year-old

tan contracted architect robert fleming to build this very large house.when they went to tear it down, it took three months, it was so solidly built. but the one of the interesting things i found out about the five patent daughters that that they were everywhere all the time and were socially interchangeable. i was trying to track them down in society pages wherever i coulden an the papers always said always included miss patton as one of the attendees or miss patton hosted a tea. what's going on? they were just interchangeable. no one knew which one was which and they spread out. so they would cover every event in the city and again in the evening. well the pattons became famous for their tea and you can probably guess that they became spinsters. and were serving tea into the 1930s. two of the patton sisters it married. the first was suggest ta who married missouri representative john glover. the couple made a big mistake moving into the house with the sisters. glover was the first male ever to live in the house. shortly thereafter a big feud broke out w

. >> we play fleming a lot.raging. >> gary: once again what is known as a match play. 18 think what the bottom line no tiger and it was simple doubt. we will see if it draws like the u.s. open did 18 years ago >> gary: died this morning at the age of 71. peak 112 times on tort and the acrid driver for his generation he led every year from 1981 to 1990. peat's biggest year was 1982 when he won four times he is survived by his wife and seven children. calvin peete passes at the age of 71. >> gary:very strange game in balimore today. >> gary:an empty camden yards as the orioles played the white sox with no fans inside the ballpark due to the unrest in baltimore >> gary:fans still stood outside the gate to the ball park the first two games of the series were pstponed >> gary:caleb joseph pretends to give an autograph to an imaginary fan then runs out onto field waving at empty seats >> gary:bottom 1st/ 1-0 orlioles >> gary:chris davis 3-run home run just fair into the right field seats off jeff samardzija 4-0 oriole

douglas sills plays a may stroe married to renee fleming.p. life imitating art imitating life imitating art. your show premiers the same day that hillary clinton announces she's running for president. >> i know. how about it. we have this odd prescineence from our show. >> it works out so perfectly. especially this weekend. i loved the way you capture all of the various rivalries. it's very real. >> thank you. >> in life. this year you're confronting celina before she's about to hire a new communications director. let's take a look. >> i need to see the president right away. >> i'll just tell the israelis to move on. because they love that. >> you need to hide bill's ativan. >> hi amy. >> bill it's good the see you. i hear you're working -- >> at the white house. i have a specific tight. but a wide brief. eliminate weaknesses. >> that's a little nazi doctor. >> uh-oh. he is your rival right there. >> he's so incredible. i think amy admires bill secretly deep down. she wishes she was more like him. but that's just between us and the world. >>

to my immediate left is our surprise guest, jim fleming.he honorable fellow, the associate dean for intellectual rights. to my far left is vickie scholz, she is before foundation professor at l.a. -- at yell law school. i will be bringing up the rear with my comments. i am an associate professor of law and anthropology here. without any further -- further ado. >> thank you, linda. i am impressed with people's vitality. my talk will have nothing to do with anything you've heard all weekend. i am going to talk about the special education, which has its own statute. most of you know almost nothing about it. even so, you probably would not know what i am about to talk about. i can't bother to tell you everything that you need to know. what i want to talk about today is what i call dead mothers. which is blaming the mother when things aren't going right in the educational system. in some ways this talk is the second chapter in the talk we heard yesterday about pregnancy. not only do we devalue women when they are pregnant, we devalue them after

to my immediate right is associate professor at dartmouth college and then james fleming, distinguished fellow in law, associate dream for intellectual life and professor of law here at the university school of law. to my far left is vicki schultz ford foundation professor of law. i will be bringing up the rear with my comments. i am khiara bridges, associate professor of law. without any further ado, please, ruth colker. >> thank you for staying for saturday morning. i am really impressed with people's vitality. my talk has nothing to do with anything you have heard all weekend. i don't know if that is good or bad, hopefully the. i will talk about the law of special education which has its own statutes, the individuals with disabilities education act. most of the nothing about that, you probably don't know what i am going to talk about. so a couple blocks on the subject you should read, i can't tell you everything about what you need to know to follow my talk but i will do my best but i want to talk about what i call bad mothers which is sort of blaming the mother when things are not g

. >> that veteran chad fleming was wounded three different times overseas and eventually did have toey wouldn't take his word his leg was gone. >> a 12-year-old home sick from school being hailed a hero now after a robbery suspect breaks into his house. this terrified young boy hid in his mother's bedroom. he was scared the stranger wid hear him on the phone. the operator came up with a code. >> listen to me. listen to me. i'll going to ask some questions. all i want you to do is press one for yes, two for no. okay. do you understand me? you said he is at the door right now? okay. >> minutes later police did arrive. they caught this guy. thankfully no one was hurt. thanks to that boy's description this crook is now behind bars. >>> a wild sight at the university of kentucky. this is a funny story. that cow gets loose and is running for its life. the steer was headed for the slaughter house, but it wasn't having it. it managed to escape and then run wild and crazy on that campus. students lit up social media posting snaps of the wild chase. that wild cow. officials chased the animal f

fleming: i thank my friend chairman. as a practicing physician, a veteran myself the way we approach health care is not to just allow any health care provider to do whatever he or she wants to do at the time. that's simply not the way health care works. so let's look specifically at the problem ptsd, which is one of the worst problems that we're dealing with today among veterans. what if have we found just in the last year? -- what have we found just in the last year? that smoking pot increases the psychotic episodes by a factor of two to four times normal. the conversion to schizophrenia, a permanent mental disorder, is enhanced by pot by a factor of two. double. so why in the world would we give a drug that is addictive, that is prohibited as schedule one, that is not accepted for any specific medical disease or disorder and it enhances psychosis and schizophrenia, why are we going to give that to our veterans, especially those with ptsd? that is just absolutely insane. with that i yield back and thank you. the chair: