that is peggy cooper kay fritz who say that. kiah henderson will fill in. the d.c. school website said henderson has been in charge of human capital. she was vice president with a teacher profit. the announcement of a permanent placement is not expected until november. we'll have live coverage of the news conference on myfoxdc.com and here on fox 5 around 10:30 this morning. allison. >> gurvir, thank you so much. >>> and coming up later, again we'll have more reaction to chancellor michelle rhee's announcement from peggy cooper kay fritz when she joins us live in studio. >> we have a lot more to talk about. >>> we take another live look at the rescue capsule about to head down to pick up miner number 10. we'll continue to update you on the latest developments just ahead. >>> plus a well-known bar near the campus of the university of maryland, but after a fight of four people hurt and stabbed, there is a push to close the thirsty turtle. we'll have that next. ananiges mamot mayosm bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record am

in fact, we are testing for it or vegetables based on all of the science we know on how fritz and vegetables are consumed with meals, so it is not we just do not support vegetables and fruits. we think they are foods we should encourage, but we do have an opinion on how you propose legislation as opposed to looking at how to tested bit -- how to test it. that is the first piece from a resolution peace, and i would like the doctor to come in on the fruit and vegetable piece. chair maxwell: we have made some changes, so could you -- supervisor mar: we're doing everything we can to be reasonable, especially with a phase-in. the 1/2 cup versus the 3/4 cup is a significant change should be free or vegetables as opposed to for and vegetables. -- should it be fruit or vegetables or fruit and vegetables. chair maxwell: one of the amendments was that it would just be forced -- fruit, since people do not normally eat vegetables for breakfast. >> we appreciate this. we're very proud of a breakfast happy meal with oatmeal and apple dippers and milk. dr. goodie, if you could comment a few on the fruit an

." >> tom: fritz henderson is closing the book on his consulting work for g.m. the automaker's former c.e.o. stayed on as an advisor after being forced out late last year. now he's ending that relationship permanently, and joining oil refiner sunoco as a senior vice president. g.m. has had four c.e.o.s in the last 18 months. the automaker is expected to go public again next month. >> susie: in the "money file" tonight, five steps to figure out how much life insurance you need. here's john simons, editorial director of personal finance at black enterprise. >> reporter: let's face it, life insurance compels us to contemplate something none of us really wants to deal with-- death. getting the right amount of coverage forces us to assign a dollar amount to the financial impact our deaths will have on our dependents. it's important to have a rough idea of the coverage you need before you sit down with an insurance agent. here's how to do it in five easy steps: step 1: you'll need to add up your current debts. that is, your mortgage, your auto and other loans, and cre

my plan would allow people from nevada to finance director fritz of their homes to the energy bill. >> renewable energy is an important component for the future of the state of nevada. i visited a geothermal energy center. i visited a similar plant. we have two obstacles. one is transmission. we may have a lot of opportunities for renewable energy. we have to get that on the grid through additional transmission to the state. we have a new transmission line that is being constructed. it will allow many of these renewable energy projects to come on line. it is a very good thing. we have an aggressive portfolio with regard to renewable energy. we can export those things. the state of nevada needs to do better. that will be a priority for me. >> the last piece of this is that this is another example where education is key to almost anything we do. our community colleges needs to be partner with businesses to train people to retrofit all of these buildings. if we partnered with our colleges and universities, we can create jobs and put people back to work. we can move forward in this energy

minimum wage, they're saying do you want this part of government to go away ore that part, senator fritz hollings when he ran for president -- i wish i could do an accent but you wouldn't understand me. he talked about the man who fought for our country in world war ii and went to college on the gi bill and bout a house with an fha loan and kids went to college on loans and parents happily retired on social security and medicare november man said he was voting for ronald reagan to get the government off his back. i think that contradiction has f to be driven all the time. bill cohen, the former republican senator, when the valujet crashed, cohen said government is the enemy until you need a friend. i think a lot of americans instinctively know that. when they see some of these ideas, they say, that's not what i think. >> i think that the case that you just made is a case that democrats have been told to be afraid of making. the belt way common wisdom still tells democrats they should be afraid of making that case. what i feel like is happening right now is that actually democratic politi

netflix goes on the fritz as the stock soars. app for people worried about bed bugs. >> jane king with the "moneyscope" report. hi, jane. >> hello, eric and jenelle. good morning. a rough night. people hoping to watch a movie on netflix. customers weren't able to access the service. it's up and running again. the problems started last night just a couple hours after investors were celebrating. the stocks hit an all-time high yesterday. had gained nearly 2 million subscribers. some kind of problem with the servers. the markets this morning pretty quiet. a little higher. but better check it out before the changes. turns slightly lower there. the s & p and nasdaq are trading just slightly higher. the bloomberg silicon valley index today actually trading up about a third of a percent. at&t says more people are taking a pass on the i-phone and reaching for other smart phones instead. more than half of customers are choosing not to buy an i-phone. that's up from 26% last year. at&t diversified the smart phone products lineup in prepara

. >> jim fritz, charged with dui manslaughter in a 2007 car crash opinion a 30--year-old woman died in! >>> a texas tornado up close and personal. these are 125 mile an an hour winds ripping apart that building. five homes destroyed. four people suffered minor injuries. >>> you may never have heard of his fran crippen. he was on a mission to change that. the 26-year-old american was a star in open water swimming and appeared on track to make the olympics. that dream died on saturday. his body was found on the last leg of the swimming cup in the united arab emirates. >> not only was he a world class athlete, national champion numerous times, he got in the pool at g.a. and helped the little kids as a volunteer coach. they loved him. i love him. i'm just go fing to remember th. i lover him. >> he died of severe fatigue, but there are also questions that the warm water and hot air temps may have played a role. elizabeth cohen is joining us to telt us more about that. >> we know it was 100 degrees outside and 87 degrees in the water and on cnn, we had another swimmer on who was also in that

rick fritz runs this 911 dispatch center, serving more than a dozen communities from a single room. >f fire money comes from property taxes. and with that shrinking pool of money, they have to go to public safety as a whole. >> reporter: and more families like the cranicks could be forced to pay, one way or another. barbara pinto, abc news, chicago. >>> as always, we welcome your thoughts and invite you to weigh in on our shoutout board. >>> coming up, prince charles opens up his candid thoughts on diana, their kids, and whether he'll ever become king. [ male announcer ] for frequent heartburn relief, nothing beats prevacid®24hr. just one pill helps keep you heartburn free for a full 24 hours. prevent the acid that causes frequent heartburn with prevacid®24hr, all day, all night. nothing works better. all day, all night. something funny happens when you cross over from land to sea. you become a different person. ♪ are you ready? you taste foods you've never tried. ♪ i want to bang on the drum all day ♪ you swim with animals you've only seen in aquariums. and somewhere out on the high