i had set up fraser's secretary to implicate fraser himself, not realizing nor recognizing that she was your ex-driver. sir william made the connection and insisted on hiring you. what will happen to him now? he'll be replaced. and vlessing? what about him? well, he could have talked. did you have him killed? oh! certainly not. vlessing was exactly what i told you he was, foyle. a spy. he had plenty of enemies. his death is too convenient. sometimes things work out that way. good afternoon, mrs. wainwright. i've just been talking to your husband, our candidate for the coming by-election at west peckham. what? adam? you've been selected. yes! oh that's wonderful! why? why? well, he was the best candidate. and certainly the, uh, most memorable. it's easy enough to stand in front of a committee and tell us what we want to hear. but it's very rare that someone comes in and tells us what they really believe in. i think the two of you are going to make a formidable team. adam, i don't believe it! i'm not sure i can believe it myself. well, believe it. you have yourselves a very good day. good

i had set up fraser's secretary to implicate fraser himself, not realizing nor recognizing that she was your ex-driver. sir william made the connection and insisted on hiring you. what will happen to him now? he'll be replaced. and vlessing? what about him? well, he could have talked. did you have him killed? oh! certainly not. vlessing was exactly what i told you he was, foyle. a spy. he had plenty of enemies. his death is too convenient. sometimes things work out that way. good afternoon, mrs. wainwright. i've just been talking to your husband, our candidate for the coming by-election at west peckham. what? adam? you've been selected. yes! oh that's wonderful! why? why? well, he was the best candidate. and certainly the, uh, most memorable. it's easy enough to stand in front of a committee and tell us what we want to hear. but it's very rare that someone comes in and tells us what they really believe in. i think the two of you are going to make a formidable team. adam, i don't believe it! i'm not sure i can believe it myself. well, believe it. you have yourselves a very good day. good

commissioner fraser? >> here. >> commissioner fraser excused. commissioner scott sf >> here. >> commissioner shlain? >> here. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. ~ item number 1, please. >> item 1, action item, approval (with possible modifications) of the minutes of the meeting set forth below. regular meeting of june 13th, 2013 combined with rates and benefits committee. >> are there any corrections? no corrections. >> i move adoption of the minutes as distributed. >> i second. >> any public comment on this item? having none, all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? it's unanimous. >> item number 2. >> item 2, discussion item, president's report, president breslin. >> we are now on sfgov-tv, channel 26 and 78, i believe. and we want to thank sean tai who prior to this has done the videos for the board meeting. and would you please come up to the podium? thank you. the health service board would like to thank sean tai the founder of zty media for his excellent service documenting health service board meeting since october 2010. we commend shane f

. >> there are so many factors involved, including psychiatric history, parenting style. >> dr fraser says a child struggling with stress and social pressures might be likely to use emissive video games like grand theft auto to escape from real life. that, he says, could lead to hours of obsessive playing, bringing problems, especially when it's time to put the game away. >> it's almost like a withdrawal behavioural cycle. they may not spend as much time paying tapes to hi gen, showers. these are the games that lend themselves to those problems. >> what do you say to the people that say this is not a good game for kids? >> like mum said, it depends on the kid, on what they are like, their personalitiy. >> a bigger question is of all the things we can put in front of our children, why put this image and video game in front of them when there are so many other things they can engage in. . >> it's about to explode. >> nico says his extracurricular life is balanced and filled with sports and music. he's too busy to become obsessed but plans to play the most popular video game in the world

shlain as a member and commissioner fraser as a member. so, these have to be approved by the board, so, i'll need a motion to approve. >> i'll make a motion to approve that list. in its entirety. >> okay. >> second. >> great. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? unanimous. okay, item number 11. >> item 11, discussion item, report on network and health plan issues, if any. >> anybody have anything to report today on this item? item number 11? seeing none, any public comment? oops, do we have somebody? come forward, please. thank you. >>> my name is dianne olek and i have a question about something not covered by delta. [speaker not understood]. the academy of sleep dentistry recommends you be seen once a year to make sure the oral appliance isn't moving your jaw or teeth in any way because that can be a side effect of the oral appliance. kaiser will cover you for a three-month follow-up, but after that you're on your own. and i don't understand since the issue is aden tal issue why i

sylvia fraser was a network security administrator for naval systems command. and we're learning tonight how much money the washington nationals raised to help the families of the navy yard shooting victims. auctioned the nats off jerseys they were at a double-header one day after the tragedy, each player signing their jersey. the national said today the auction raised more than $60,000. the team thanked fans for their support. questions being raised about a fundraiser for two local volunteer fire departments because guns were on the list of items that were raffled off this evening. in bryans attended road and she is live right now with more. >> a lot of controversy over , second because of the timing so close to the tragedy. at thisanding room only areraiser, and while there other prizes and raffle, the big draw is guns. and to rifles, everything in between. the firefighter say they were looking for a surefire way to raise money. >> most firemen are hunters. general, beingn a wooded area, a lot of people are into hunting. there are other departments that have

it was like ali/fraser, but with tennis. (laughter) >> yes. >> stephen: and this was going to settle somehow who's better-- men or women. >> men can beat women every time at the same level. he was as old as my father. >> stephen: and he was trash talking leading up to it. >> total trash talking. kitchen, barefooted, pregnant, girls should be in two places, bedrooms -- >> stephen: bedroom and the kitchen in that order, is what he said. >> but i think that's a good order. but i think it applies for women, too, that we'd like to have that as well. (cheers and applause) equal opportunity! equal opportunity here! >> stephen: now this -- (laughter). you've rattled me. all right. >> impossible! impossible to rattle you. >> stephen: this was -- this was dividing families. i'm from a lot of kids in my family. my sisters were all on your side, my brothers were all on bobby riggs side and you smoked him like a ham. (laughter) you crushed him in this. and this became -- you became the biggest name in tennis overnight. >> you are absolut

that night, after todd fraser struck out in the second inning, teddy offered encouragement. >> he comesut. i said, it's okay. >> reporter: then, with frazier due up again, teddy had something to say. >> what's up? i love you. i go, really? i love you, too, brother. and he's like -- >> hit a home run. >> i said, you got it. >> that ball clubbed into straightaway center field. hit a ton. and that one will fly out of here. >> reporter: inspiring his team, a team he now works for, with his irresistibly positive attitude. chris connelly, abc news, cincinnati, ohio. >> that is just awesome. >> he's so charming. >> tremendously charming. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> "good morning america," coming up. >> now, good morning, maryland. >> for the health act and today president obama coming to maryland. >> the family reacts to a death and points the finger at law enforcement. >>> a live look at the inner harbor this morning. it looks quiet out there. we sound like a broken record, but it will be another beautiful day today. i like that broken record. i will take it. >>

that night, after todd fraser struck out in the second inning, teddy offered encouragement. >> he comesut. i said, it's okay. >> reporter: then, with frazier due up again, teddy had something to say. >> what's up? i love you. i go, really? i love you, too, brother. and he's like -- >> hit a home run. >> i said, you got it. >> that ball clubbed into straightaway center field. hit a ton. and that one will fly out of here. >> reporter: inspiring his team, a team he now works for, with his irresistibly positive attitude. chris connelly, abc news, cincinnati, ohio. >> that is just awesome. >> he's so charming. >> tremendously charming. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> "good morning america," coming up. >> live, from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is good morning, washington. on your side. >> straight ahead, the u.n. general assembly cons today, and we are looking ahead to a potentially historic meeting between the u. and another major world player. plus, new details into a deadly fire in silver springs. good morning to you, washington, i'm scott dueman. >> and i'm

year- old gerald mead, 54-year-old martin bo dog full, 52-year-old richard rijo, 53-year-old sylvia fraser, 60 two-year-old kathy guard, john johnson, frank kohler, 46-year-old kenneth proctor, and vishnu pondit. others were injured during the shootout. they are said to be in fair condition. [taps] defense secretary chuck hagel, along with members of the defense department and the navy, had a wreathlaying ceremony and a moment of silence at the navy memorial in d.c. today. >> ♪ by the dawns early light >> the washington nationals baseball team took a moment to honor the victims before beginning a game that was postponed yesterday as a result of the shooting. the stadium is a few blocks away from the navy yard. the team sported patriotic uniforms and hats with remembrance. local law enforcement are trying to piece together the events that led up to the shooting rampage in building 197. namely, who the shooter was and how he was able to enter a secure facility and open fire. for the latest information, we turn now to sam sacks. >> behind me are the gates to the navy yard. there is still a po

sylvia fraser of waldorf was 53. >>> the showdown on capitol hill intensifies this morning. the house worked overnight to approve a bill that would prevent a government shutdown, but it also targets funds for obamacare. senate democrats say they plan to reject it. more for wjz from washington. >> reporter: passions ran high during a late-night debate on the house floor. >> house republicans are shutting down the government. they're doing it intentionally, they're doing it on purpose. mr. speaker, the house is not an order. >> democrats are upset republicans approved legislation that the president is vowing to veto. the bill would fund the government until december 15th, and would also delay parts of the affordable care act until 2014. >> the american people deserve to have time to see with this monstrosity will do before it is implemented. >> but senate democrats and their president say they will reject the house bill putting congress back at square one. >> if the two sides can agree on healthcare, the bill won't go through and the government will start a partial shutdown on

eleanor discussed this in advance with marcus fraser of the washington daily news, to extend had become a member of eleanor's inter press conference circle. this group coached her by planting questions and advising statements. strah straher, a trim teetotaler advised eleanor to have a carefully thought out statement along with a carefully worded expression of hope that the change would contribute to temperance. eleanor accepted these suggestions but did not follow the recommendation, with the beer announcement. and but questions on other subjects as varied at easter hat. and what you going to wear this early. and her views on sweatshops? she would be asked her opinion on issues of the day. i must move on here, a lot more we can say about these press conferences. they continue to draw reporters. by 1939 there were 120 women accredited to these press conferences. and during world war ii when women formed mrs. roosevelt's press conference, and chiefly many craig from maine newspapers who was close to the press conference encircled thought men should be admitted on grounds of fairness. elea

fraser is demanding quick action to boost recruiting officers. >>> today marks a somber time for the highway patrol. exactly one year ago that chp officer youngstrom died. he was pulling over a driver for a routine traffic stop on 680 near alamo when the suspect opened fire. another officer shot and killed the suspect. he had a wife and four children. >> happening today, google is fighting back against a lawsuit that affects millions of email users. attorneys will be in court today. why they are trying to dismiss the case centered around privacy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ever wonder why certain advertisements will pop up? google is responsible for that. you can see ads here. google is going to argue it has a right to do it. attorneys for the tech giant will be asking for a federal judge to throw out a class action lawsuit to ask it to stop the practice of scanning through emails. users must necessarily expect their emails will be subject to processing. no human actually reads your emails during that process. google says it scans messages looking for key words and uses

seven of them have been identified by police, michael arnold, sylvia fraser, kathy gaarde, john roger johnson, frank koehler, vishnu pandit, kenneth bernard proctor. president obama remembered those speaking just a few moment where is from the shooting took place. >> these are men and women who were going to work, doing their job, protecting all of us. they're patriots, and they know the dangers of serving abroad, but today they face the unimaginable violence that they wouldn't have expected here at home. >> so that's everything we know. but there's still plenty that we don't know about monday's rampage. at the top of the list why. joining me now, pete williams and former fbi profiler clint van zandt. pete, i want to start with you. a few questions that i know that law enforcement are still looking for and that is this idea how did he get into building 197? i know we had one report that said he did have access to that building, but we see a hot note just now from our pentagon team that says his common access card only allowed him onto the grounds but not into building 197. >> reporter

sylvia fraser, kathy gaarde. john roger johnson, frank kohler, kenneth bernard proctor. vishnu pandit. >>> eight individuals were injured. three are in hospital including a washington police officer who was shot in the leg while responding to the shooting. the two others in the hospital are also recovering from the gunshot wounds. joining us now live from washington hospital center is chief medical officer dr. jaunt orlowski. doctor, it's great to get a moment to talk to you. the victims transported to your hospital. there was a police officer and two women who were admitted to your hospital. what is the latest on their concern? >> sure, i would be happy to share with you. two of the individuals, the police officer and one of the women had surgery yesterday. they're recovering today i would tell that they had very good results. they're in good spirits, and we're expecting them to have a full recovery. the one woman who actually was grazed in the head who did not need to have surgery, we actually anticipate releasing her. so thankfully the three we were able to treat they

fraser says a child who struggles with stress and social pressures might be likely to use video gamesike grand theft auto to escape from real life. that, he says could lead to hours of obsessive playing, which brings its own problems, especially when it's time to put the game away. >> it's almost like a withdrawal continued of behavior. they may not be spending as much time paying attention to their hygiene. these games lend to those kinds of problems. >> what do you say to people who say this is not a good game for kids. >> like my mom said, it does depend on the kid, on like what they are like, or their permanent. >> i think a bigger question, too, is of all the things that we can put in front of our children, why would we want to put this kind of image and this kind of video game in front of them when there's so many other things that they could engage in. >> it's about to explode, and then this door out. >> niko says his extracurricular life is balanced, filled with sports and music. he's too busy to become obsessed with a game but still plans to play what is considered the most p

todd fraser revs one up 1-0. gain tied at 2-2 heading to the bottom of the tenth, and let the celebration begin because the reds win it in dramatic fashion. for the first time in 1975-76 the reds are in the playoffs in back-to-back season. officials at cornell university said a hazing incident, forcing the new members to chug beer to the point where many vomited. the freshman players were told to stand in a circle to continue bing drink. those upper class men responsible will go through anti-hazing. so big red in big trouble for hazing. >> yes, ross, thank you. a live look at the united nations' general assembly, and ththe liberia's president. and next iran's hassan rouhani. >>> in a matter of days a new report on climate change willing released. mariano sÁnchez takes us to costa rica on where farmers are working on becoming carbon neutral in ten years. >> reporter: this is not just any pig farm. pigs and cattle are major contributers of gasses that contribute to carbon gasses. >> it is used to cook or produce he

was also killed, so were 58-year-old gerald reid of virginia, 50-year-old frank color and sylvia fraser, who workedda at the seas command. john was a civilian who worked at the navy yard. >> we remember dad for being the incredible man that he was. >> but our hearts go out to the folks, and we'll go back to work when the base is open again, and do what we do. >> in honor of these victims, flags will high at half at the white house until friday. >> now to the gunman, aaron alexis, he bought the gun legally. and he went to the virginia shooting range to practice two days before the shooting. we know that he was being treated for a serious mental illness. we talked to his friends in fort worth, texas. >> reporter: we spoke with a former fort worth roommate of alexis. she showed me this photo that shows him with a wide smile at thanksgiving. but before he moved out, he had been upset, complaining that the naval contractor that he was working for was not paying him on time. >> frustrations, if you're not being paid on time, you're frustrated but i don't know what it was about. i still can't

i had just arrived three weeks before and i was welcomed by folks like jamie fraser, the current secretary of state and others, but i really didn't know what treasury stiffed him at the moment what treasury stiffed him on, to be honest this came over to work on international money laundering. but i didn't quite understand his role. and i think i was emblematic of the government at large. i don't think that many people understood what treasury could bring to bear. and the directive from the white house was to bring your powers to bear and to figure out how to go after al qaeda's money. build an international coalition, deep in the standards that you have to go after terrorist financing and do everything possible to not only stop the next attack, but to deter future funding of terrorist groups. that was really the paradigm and the cost for the first part of the book, the foundation for new approaches for the use of treasury and powers. >> so those were your marching orders? >> yes, it was part of the 8020 rule. could you describe how you shaped this? >> the mandate was to be aggressive at th

six others lost their lives on monday, including john roger johnson, gerald read, sylvia fraser, frankarthur daniels and richard michael ridgell. now, one of the victims we featured there, mary knight, was in her daughter's wedding very recently. it's important to remember that these were all adults leading very full lives and it's teenagers and young adult children they're being survived by. >> thank you so much. >>> three of the people wounded in yesterday's shooting are said to be doing better today. among the injured, a washington, d.c. police officer who was shot twice in the legs. officer scott williams is a 23-year veteran of the force. earlier today, police chief cathy lanier talked about officer williams and how his character is helping him beat the odds. >> we have a very good prognosis from the doctors. he does have serious injuries to his legs. again, i know the officer and i know his personality. i'm real confident that he not only will walk again but probably will outrun most of us again. >> i'm joined by christopher baughman, chairman of the d.c. police union. first, it'

worked for obama but it was easier to stigmatize the whole thing he should've taken ownership of the fraser earlier also using it in my book tour of what used the affordable care after over and over? a it is associated with him and they think he is fine with that. >> host: you mentioned rush limbaugh are you afraid of him? >> guest: afraid? [laughter] he has attacked me many times over the years. i like him. ldc pronounces the name right. [laughter] >> host: keep talking. you will sell some books for him. [laughter] roger ailes has claimed there are embellishments in your book. >> people can believe me or roger. [laughter] for instance to give one example, rogers told "politico" that he had never worked out of a supply closet but according to two sources that had to be confidential or there would be burned at the stake with to the office one day in said he was so sure the news corporation company was busted he totally worked out of the supply closet because it is the only place he felt sick care iaid but murdoch told the meeting so he said i'd never worked out of the supply closet? but it i

another victim of the rampage, sylvia fraser worked at a naval sea system command.ilities includings establishing and i implementing procedures to investigate security violations. other victims identified by authorities, 73-year-old john roger johnson, 50-year-old frank kholer. 56-year-old kenneth bernard proctor. authorities are now still in the process of notifying five other families that their loved ones were killed. in addition to the fatalities, 8 people were injured, including washington police officer scott williams who suffered gunshot wound to his leg. williams is described as a great police officer with a stellar record. martha? martha: we remember them all a and wait for more forinformation on the others. bill: this is the 8th deadliest mass killing in recent u.s. history. we remember the shooting at virginia tech in blacksburg, virginia. april 1999, columbine, high school, littleton *, colorado. hopped fire on their fellow students and teachers. death toll that day, 13. also 13 killed in fort hood, texas when former army psychiatrist nadal hassan opened

my uncle fraser is a preacher. my other uncle is a preacher. my dad was a preacher.erybody in my family preaches. >> so how did you go to that from this? >> i remember my dad saying, do you want to sit in the pulpit with me today? that sunday i sat behind him, which is a whole different pov. i was hooked that day. >> you like the eyeballs on you. >> yeah. and i like my dad doing what he did with just a glass of water and handkerchief. >> by the time he started doing stand-up, he too could work a room with nothing but a glass of water. >> you know what i'm talking about, good preachers that preach and get to the point. you don't even know what they're saying but you know they preaching. jesus, a cross on his back, say lord... >> but soon he was working with much more. >> i want to tear you apart, and your friend, too. >> he starred with best friend eddie murphy in "coming to america" and "harlem nights," but his goal was still "the tonight show," not just to be on with johnny, but to be johnny. one day, while working on the nbc lot in burbank, he snuck on the a dark t

not happen in the beginning of the obama administration it happened in the middle of the obama is fraser you guys can try to rewrite history all you want but the consensus of economists today is that mr roosevelt's policies actually linked and kept they were the depression that is that is that is the consensus of conservatives and the reason why the numbers are so low right now is they're doctored and we know that it's ok for all the conspiracy now if it were not more of tonight's long number on the left. plt mission and free accreditation free transport charges free. range month free. free spirit type free. download free broadcast plug in video for your media projects a free media oh god r t dot com. players play. play play. play play. play live. prost up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. i know c.n.n. the m.s.m. b.c. fox news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close in for the truth and might think. it's because when ful

. >> reporter: michael arnold, frank coaller, vishnu pandit, sylvia fraser, gerald l.ead and kenneth bernard proctor, all victims of this inexplicable tragedy. chris, an update on the people who were shot but survived. a woman struck in the head. she was released from the hospital yesterday. we're told the d.c. police officer underwent surgery yesterday as well. chris? >> thank you very much for the reporting this morning. >>> the other big story we're following is in colorado. hundreds remain unaccounted for nearly a week after the start of those historic floods. the good news is that the death toll has been revised down to six people. as the waters recede and we see what is gone, rescue workers are still trying to locate the missing. george howell is in longmont, colorado, with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. just as you mentioned, as these floodwaters surely continued to recede, the number unaccounted for is dropping dramatically, now down to 306 people and the hope out here among officials, as the day goes on, that number will continue to drop. rescue ef

frank cohler 46-year-old kenneth bernard proctor, 59-year-old michael arnold, 53-year-old sylvia fraserived had to run for their lives. >> they were shoving. people were falling down. people were climbing out trying to get over the wall. it was crazy. >> reporter: captain mark vandroff survived by staying behind locked doors. >> one of the folks in my office locked the exterior doors. everyone went either into the interior offices and locked themselves in or into the conference room with us. >> reporter: the navy yard is open today only to essential personnel. as you can imagine, security is expected to be a lot tighter for arriving vehicles than it was before today. charlie, norah and gayle. >> people who knew the suspect describe him as a man who had trouble controlling his anger. senior correspondent john miller and bob or rick is in washington. good morning. bob, let me begin with you. remind us of what criminal record he had. >> charlie, it was not a serious criminal record. but there were troubling incidents that maybe foreshadowed what took place. specifically we know he was invo

they included michael arnold, 59, sylvia fraser, 53, kathy gaarde, 62, john roger johnson, 73, frank kohler, 50, vishnu pandit, 61, and bernard proctor, 46. reactiontting your this morning. i want to read you a few comments that have come in on our facebook page. --iel writes in host: a few other comments from our facebook page -- host: heads need to roll, this guy should've never been given a dod id. that gave from stanton, michigan. from stanton, michigan. caller: did you just want to hear the reaction, but i wanted to tie it into the criticism of the speech last night. host: give us your reaction. facebookk posters said he was numb. do you agree? i agree. as a matter of fact, the first i heard of it on the knees, her husband works for -- third shift and he had not gone to bed yet. and i just looked at him and just going tod is does you know, and nobody anything about it. it just goes on and on and on. , when you can remember the last one and the one before be --you know, it gets to it's not that i don't -- the first thing i did was pray, of course, for the people who are suffering

. >> host: doug fraser tweets in. what did your parents do for a living. he was a professor.? >> guest: he taught speech and he was the manager or assistant manager in the dart mouth player. he was involved in the set design and the publicity of the play. theater. he loved the theater. when he was -- before he met my mother and settled down, he was in summer stock theater and something called -- which was traveling lecture and event. he did that and summer stock. and now it's amazing you can go online and to these newspaper data bases and put in -- i put in his name and all the review of the plays and the description and of the play coming up. so -- i could figure out where he was -- from portland maine, denver to all over the place he traveled. he a spirit of adventure. i guess that's why i think of him as an influence. >> host: you mention in favorite books and et, bill bringson? a couple of times. >> guest: yeah. the ability to seamlessly blend fascinating information with humor. no one does better. on my best days, reaching as far as i can i can maybe craze the hem of his