but as ftd stop me and ask me why i was driving on the same day i was driving when richie wiener's wife was driving. she had a taxi medallion and i did not. i also wrote for national cap for 4.5 years. when i left, i was asked to give $500 back. no reason. there is no fire walls between the cab companies and the cab drivers. you sit back here and patronize the cab companies. we have seen a management standing with you. i do not see you standing with taxi drivers because they have no input. ubercab is taking over the industry because there is no limousine commission in this city. where are the taxi stands? we get taxi tickets and the mta does not give them to bus drivers. >> mr. heinrich -- heinicke, i am asking you to leave the board please. other commissioners, i would like to ask you to consider my thoughts and encourage him to leave. we all talk about wanting a world-class taxi system in this world-class city. there will never be won if we have an abused and demoralized work force. ever since director heinicke has come into this arena, he has state -- he has called for medallions to

. >> there were a few arrests today, as ftd will not know the official number until sometime tomorrow. there was also a stabbing yesterday evening on market street. police did not believe the incident was related to the pride festivities. >>vicki: debris from japan is slowly starting to arrive on the pacific coast. so far we have seen a dock, a volleyball and pieces of fog. it is believed to be the beginning. charles cliffords spoke to officials about what they will do if to freezers coming ashore in california. >> degree and hazardous materials, we are trying to take a look at this asked asked, is it different? >>charles: they have been coordinating an effort to come up with a plan for what happens if debris from a japanese tsunami starts washing ashore in california. >> on the state level we have been trying to get the coastal counties and entities that would be affected by debris coming on the shoreline on the same page about what we now and try to figure out what it is we need to do to respond, the biggest problem so far is that there are a lot of unknowns. we do not know exactly

> in terms of -- the second would be -- that way all colleges equally would be able to look at from ftd. [ audio difficulties ] looking at. third, take a look at -- for example, i had mentioned to you earlier, they literally associate degrees -- so let's look at the sheet. for veterans working part-time -- >> thank you. this is for anyone off the panel. college navigator -- talking about earlier. how many of you are with the executive order -- and what would the current date ethat is valuable -- to any extent will this order create additional administrative burden for schools? if you could touch on that. is that information valuable for students then looking to apply and enroll? >> well, it certainly is an enormous amount of data. and when we're all settled, you look at the voluntary system of accountability that many participate in, you'll find there is a lot of really useful and unique information for anyone, including veterans. i think the issue that i care to discuss today is the information, but it's also the issue of promoting those systems of accountability for veterans so that i

and you are up at the southern end ftd rocky mountains and there is this scarp of rock that rises up probably about a thousand feet out of a valley floor and right at the tip of this scarp there are two twin towers of rock. if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when the moon goes into its northernmost point on the horizon, it rises between those two towers. i was there at the beginning of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled -- it was late december at 8,000 feet and we were all watching this gap. and somebody had done very intricate work to figure out exactly where you need to stand to see the light at exactly the right time. and as we were all gathered up there, i remember this older archeo-astronomer said it's too bad this isn't celebrated any more. this is such a momentous occasion, the moon finally coming up b

way about three had a 50 rooms and the hotels will continue to keep you updated we did hear from as ftdt the water main break has been cleared but again it is affecting customers in and around that area. milan's looking good and it looks like an early morning accident as a retreat to their there is no major problems along 101 itself sell that to the edge of a factor until the morning commute 80 looking mighty fine right now no delays northbound alley into the day southbound you're looking good for 92 that earlier accent we have along 80 we had been monitoring all morning near oak that's been cleared out of the roadway looks as if traffic is moving along on the off ramps are seen the usual stuff here in antioch was bound live for us low will go not too bad to its board looks good to long easter freeway also seeing some slightly source slower speeds from the of blood pass unless 58680 was the few bright lights of the dublin and changed and the golden gate bridge is still lies and deceptions as dell and the troubles for mass transits of you want to skip the freeways everything is right on

. >>> the moon of june through the shadow ftd earth today. here is the view near sr. sr. of a partial lunar eclipse that appeared to take a bite out of our planet's nearest neighbor. you could see the darkening image in the wee hours of the morning. nasa says the eclipse started 3:00 a.m. pacific time, peaked just after 4:00 a.m., and ended just after 5:00. of course the partial lunar eclipse happens when the moon travels into the path of the earth's shadow. it's always a beautiful, mysterious sight. it was also visible in eastern asia and australia. >> lots of sun today to kick off the week, but it did get a bit on the cool side, too. >> meteorologist veronica johnson is with us to clear up any mystery around the forecast. hey, veronica. >> no mystery in this forecast. it will be a chilly one or at least cooler than average this week. wanted to give you a recap, too, because national weather service has been out assessing those areas from friday's storms, and they were not just feisty but fierce throughout the area. we've got nine confirmed tornadoes now in maryland, thr

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