griffiths: of course they do.re is a weightlifting law in many states, but it only applies in certain areas. it never applies in a retail store. it never says that a 90 pound nurse can't lift a 300 pound man. the answer is different. [speaking simultaneously] >> just doing aware with those -- >> when you added sex to title vii, it did it. i set it on the floor that day. i intended -- i hoped that it would do it. of course it should wipe them out. >> but unfortunately states still have lost -- [speaking simultaneously] rep. griffiths: many of them have wiped them out. federal law supersedes. but the point to make is that a family supported by a woman is discriminated against as opposed to a family supported by a man. >> it should also be pointed out women who are so-called housewives and were not employed or who are not in property -- poverty are to school -- are still discriminated against legally. it is their whole life. the laws have been used deliberately really to keep women discriminated against even more so,

four and six of alice griffith in various stages of construction. there's also the completion of the commercial kitchen, which is a state of the art 10,000 square foot commercial space. the developers also started construction on the actual building. i do want to also acknowledge that navy continues to do cleanup, and they're committed to doing the -- redoing the work for 100% of units. they're also drafting a work plan that will be made available for 30-day public comment review period, so the navy will work with the u.s.epa, the department of toxic substance and whatever -- control, as well as the california department of public health and of course with local public health department. they are expected to be here today to respond to specific questions regarding the cleanup to finalize details of the work plan. i should note before any transfer 6 land to occii, the federal state and local agencies overseeing the cleanup must review the remediation and the statement of intended use. i also want to acknowledge that my team have just done an amazing

special envoy for yemen martin griffiths has been laying out his assessment of the situation in yemen he says he has a framework for negotiations working towards peace he said there was good news and bad news on the good news front he said there can be a political solution possible to end the conflict he said he's spoken to people from all groups in yemen as and they too want peace he said no peace in yemen unless the south of the countries involved he said ending the war isn't the same as building peace he did talk about the bad news though from a pragmatic sense saying that the war in yemen is louder and more pressing of recent weeks he said there's concern about the number of missiles being fired toward saudi arabia and he said there's concern about growing civilian casualties let's go live now to the u.n. and bring in mike hanna who's been listening to martin griffis mike so martin griffiths there laying out his assessment of the situation in yemen what more did he have to say and how significant is it. well it's important to put in some background here darren martin griffith was

i'm bill griffith. sue has the even f. stocks bounced back on wall street today shaking off at least for now those concerns about a trade war. s technolores also stabilized. amazon was a o bita catalyst with the broader market seemingly mirroring the retailer's every move. more on that in a bit. >>> another focus today, the debut of music service spotify. this was airect to market offering meaning that insiders sold their own shares. this was not an traditional ipo where new shares are created for public consumption. so the 13%ain that you see was from what is known as a reference price set by thetork stock exchange, and that was at $132 a share. today'sni o price actually turned out to be the high of the day at 0.$165.9 another thing to keep an eye on late in the poy. ce responded to an active shooter situation at google's youtube hdquarters in san wuno, california. several injurieere reported. and a female suspect was reportedly killed. >>> as for the markets, here are the final numbers for this y. tues the dow rose 389

. —— brought on leigh griffiths.aining five matches. faced west ham in the next 15 minutes. minutes. in the last five minutes, arsenal have beaten southampton 3—2. arsenal have beaten southampton 3—2. equaliser after the gunners went behind at the emirates. behind at the emirates. danny welbeck scored their second. welbeck scored their second. that header, proving to be the winner. winner. both sides had men sent off late on. late on. three while arsenal are sixth, two points behind chelsea. points behind chelsea. round of the masters at augusta is underweight. underweight. the green jacket don‘t go out for another couple of hours. another couple of hours. leaderboard, american patrick reed leading the way on 1a under. leading the way on 1a under. he will be last out with rory mcilroy. be last out with rory mcilroy. yesterday with a seven under round of 65 to put him 11 under. of 65 to put him 11 under. further back, just about in contention perhaps. contention perhaps. two and you can follow the early starters on th

i'm contessa brewer in forue herrera. >> and i'm bill griffith. welcome aboard. the new york area woke o up this april 2nd to a blanket of snow. and that cdll spr to stocks as they were hit by a pair of tees to day that, isariffs and technology. china went through with its threat to hit u.s. products wh tariffs. we'll have more on that in a moment. and technology resumed the roller we've seen over the last few months. lower by shares of intel today 6 they were do on a bloomberg report that says apple is going to use its own chips instead of intel's in its macs. that start as early as2020. here's how things shook out when all is said and done. the dow fell by 458 points. could have been wthse gh. at the low of the day, the dow was down about 760 points the nasdaq again was the biggest loser. it was off 193 or nearly 3%. d the s&p 500 was off by 50. the worst srt t an april. get this since 1929. bob pisani has more tonight. >> it was a sea of red on wall street. we saw broad base selloff all 11 s&p 500 sectors are now in corrtion mode. that means down 10% or more f

with me are sian griffiths, education editor of the sunday times and ben chu, economics editor of thest. the observer reports that a new political party with up to £50 million in funding is secretly in development. the mail on sunday claims the prime minister has been forced into a u—turn over police stop and search powers following several weeks of violence on the capital's streets. the telegraph also leads with crime levels — home secretary amber rudd has written an article for the paper claiming that cuts are not to blame for the rise in violence. the sunday times says sergei and yulia skripal could be offered new identities and given the opportunity to resettle in the united states. the sunday express has a story about the number of patients flying overseas for private medical treatment quadrupling in four years — apparently in response to long waits on the nhs. a variety of stories making the front pages, let's see what our reviewers make of it all. we can start with the observer. £50 million backing for a party to break the mould of uk politics. it's never easy to do that, isn't

to date 306 affordable units have been completed and these are part of the alice griffith project. before we look at the program and design for 11-a south, just a reminder of the background. ocii released a single rfp for blocks 10-a north and 11-a south in 2016. the team led by mercy housing and san francisco development housing corporation or sfhdc was recommended for selection and was approved by the commission in august 2016. in february 2017, the commission approved predevelopment funding and an exclusively negotiations agreement. since then, the team has worked to refine the design and program for the 11-a project. 11-a south will provide 176 units of affordable rental housing, including one manager's unit. 38 of the units will be set aside for formerly homeless households with five of those for young parents or transitional aged house. 23 of those will be set aside for disabled households. 115 will be for how's holding earning up to 60% of the median income which translated to just above 69,000 for a family of four. with priority for certificate of preference holders. the ph

of housing in alice griffith. you've seen other projects brought forward to you today for your approval, so we're advancing this, absolutely as soon as we can. and of course, as you know, everything is subject to the navy and epa on the shipyard site. >> yeah. great. >> do you know the completion date of this? ten years or 20 years? >> well, the total buildout date is imagined to be at this time out to about 2035. >> oh . okay. thank you. >> great. thank you. >> yep. >> i just want to say great work. continue to move forward on this, and we look forward to more coming our way, so thank you. and thachg the cac members for all their hard work and their involvement for all this. i want to thank the staff for the diligence in making sure that all the things we hold dear to our hearts is coupled with the work of the developer, so thank you. >> and i'm sorry. can i ask just a question of procedure, that because this is a workshop as we go through the materials again, that we could raise questions to go along, so for the

jessie hernandez was at griffith park with friends and playing and fell into the sewer acknowledge -- sewage system. he fell 25 feet below. rescuers, about 100 in all, police officers and fire department and park rangers searched for him over 12 hours. in the early hours, a sanitation crew found him in the manhole cover between freeways here. he was talking and lucid. they dropped a hose and pulled him out. the first thing he asked for was a cell phone to call his family who were obviously very, very worried. rescue workers said they had hoped they would get him, but they knew the window was closing. dave and rene. back to you. >> amazing he survived. >>> ahead, who could next get the boot from the trump white house? new cnn reporting points to that gentleman epa boss scott pruitt. why sources say the president is angry with him. coming up. >>> breaking overnight. special counsel robert mueller cleared by the justice department to investigate whether former trump campaign chair paul manafort colluded with russia. >>> president trump on attack ripping democrats for not protecting dream

talks to end the three year civil war which has led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis martin griffiths insists all sides are prepared to negotiate an end to the fighting. tens of thousands of people doing protests in on me against the parliament's choice of former president sir g. sardi's c.n.n. as prime minister he stepped down as president earlier this year at the end of his term that meant lots protesters see his appointment as prime minister opposed strengthening the end of the new constitution as a way for him to retain our. place in nigeria have fired tear gas at hundreds of shia muslim protesters in a blue it's the second day of rallies in the capital demonstrators are calling for the release of a jailed religious. you are very much up to date those are your current headlines stay with us though up next it's a.j. selects on gangs with hope to see very soon thanks very much. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new tariffs on imports of steel and alum in your bra five g.'s will mean faucet data types but ten times faster than forty we bring you the stories that are s

security council within the next two months that's the assurance of the un special envoy on yemen griffiths he was appointed in february also briefed the council for the first time about the humanitarian crisis in the country where eight million people face famine mike hanna reports. the message from the special envoy that a resumption of political dialogue is essential and he maintains that all parties in the conflict that he's spoken to in the past four weeks agreeing but the poultry to of a nation on my third one in which a single violent event could consume attempts at conciliation and our concern is simple that these that any of these developments would at a single stroke take peace off the table the us ambassador picked up on her recurrent theme that iran is waging a proxy war in the region through the opposition in december she displayed the fragments of missiles fired at saudi targets that she maintained were supplied by iran and this year escorted the entire security council to view what she described as evidence the who things didn't just figure out on their own how to build and f

hywel griffith, bbc news, on the gold coast.etes are heading home...earlier i was was joined by liz nicholl the chief executive of uk sport, the body that distributes funding to olympic and paralympic sports, and also nile wilson, the english gymnast who won three gold medals and two silvers at the games. it is such a proud moment. it's what we do it for, it's what we put in the hours for. if i'm honest, for me, i'm so, so happy and i aspire to this but in terms of myself, i learned this quickly, these objects have not much correlation to my happiness, it's what i'm doing. the fa ct i happiness, it's what i'm doing. the fact i found the sport i love to gymnastics and what i'm doing day—to—day, it's already enough for me, ithink day—to—day, it's already enough for me, i think that's why i progress so much because i love what i'm doing and the work i put in. incredible trip, incredible support, could not be happier. gymnastics one of the key sports uk is behind, that must fill your heart with glee when you hear one of the athletes

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>>> thiis "nightly business report" with bill griffith and sue herera. amazon, intel and microsoft trounce earnings expectation and some say this critical sector is a good investment for your money. >>> stocks surge. the major averages get a big lift even as a number of companies say inflation pressures are >mounting. >>eenage hacker. the incredible story of a young man who hacked russian hackers and is now makg millions helping companies defend themselves against people like him. >>> those stores and more tonighss on "nightly busine report" for thursday, ri april 26th. >>> we do bid you a good evening, everybody. stocks r highe at the open this morning and this time the change. ld for a earnings reports from some of the biggest u.s. companies at a decl te in the year treasury yield combined to send a major averages sharplyer hi the dow was up more than 300 points at its peak today, closed up 238 to 24,322. the nasdaq was up 114, the s&p rows by 27. >>> and the technology sector led the marketay higher t after the closing bell, microsoft, amazon and inte

welcom i'm bill griffith. sue is off again this even. the beat goes on after st day's more than 700-point reversal from bottom to stocks extended the rally again today on wall street as investors once againsiut fears of a trade war. the dow rose another 240 points today to close at 24,505. the nasdaq added 34. an the s&p tacked on 18. but the focus is about to shift now to jobs as the government's monthly employment report comes out tomorrow. today, wear got a up with the weekly jobless claims. the number of people filing for first-time unemployment benefits rose by 24,000 last week. that was a little more than was expected but the continuing claims which tracks the number of people currently on unemployment, thatll s remains near 45-year lows. but the big number isut tomorrow first thing. and there will be a lot of attention being paio it including by policy makers at the federal reserve. steve liesman tells us wha we might expect. >> reporter: the market tomorrow may be forced to make some tgh decisions about whether good news is good

hywel griffith, bbc news, on the gold coast. year. the leaders are out on course for the third round and rory mcilroy has been on the charge. here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. on saturday at augusta you have to start making things happen your way. and so it fell on the third. you hit it, you buried it. here's how the ball ran on the fourth green. how about that! rory mcilroy inspired. next hole in trouble. mishit. but you really sense it could be your day when your bad shots come good. how about this? no! did he ever? did he ever! what a shot! take your luck and smile. made par. 0n the 16, mcilroy made a perfect connection. now where's the hole? there. what a shot! that was his third birdie. better than that is an eagle, so watch what happened on the seventh. from five shots behind, when he began his round, mcilroy had become co—leader. hello, rory! only one issue. just leave some magic for sunday. joe wilson, bbc news. you can follow the masters on the bbc sport website, the leaderboard changing all the time and the

griffith: i appreciate that. part of was going to decide what is misinformation -- we heard about the catholic university and the cross, we heard about a candidate and conservative ladies. and so i wonder if the industry has talked about not only are we looking at it, but has the industry thought about doing underwriters laboratories. it was set up when electricity was new whether a device is safe , so it is not facebook alone but the industry sank, this is misinformation of setting up guidelines that are fair. mr. zuckerberg: that is the third category of was going to and stateer spammers actors. we are working with a number of third parties so if people like things as false news or incorrect, we run them by third-party fact checkers were accredited by a poynter institute of journalism. there are firms of all who do this work, and that is an important part of the effort. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. a i want to follow an question asked earlier. we talked about visiting websites. the fact

hywel griffith reports from the gold coast. start to these games, but there was nothing sluggish about the men's 4x100. a strong second leg by zharnel hughes put them at the front. they held onto the baton — and the lead. it's gold for england. but whatever the men can do, the women can do better. they didn't just win, they set a new english record, with long jumper lorraine ugen called in to run the last leg. but england are the champions. i thought, i have to run, i have to. as soon as she gave me the baton, i thought go, go, go. over at the boxing they were going for it too, with england, northern ireland and wales battling for medals. these have already been a record—breaking commonwealth games for wales. now its boxers have the chance to add a tenth gold medal. that challenge fell to 19—year—old sammy lee, in only his third ever senior fight. his languid style is unorthodox but it definitely worked. how does it feel to have the record—breaking medal for wales? it's unbelievable, i can't believe it. i came to win gold and i

we asd griffiths to watch with us robert davis' interrogation.nd -- >> what this guy's problem was, he was arrested last. what they're saying is that we gospel believe the people who were arrested first, so you just need to confirm what we know. that's clearly not a good approach for an investigator. >> you object vowsly think i'm lying but i'm not. i did not do nothing. >> the time of day of the interview, the length of the interview, the use of leg irons halfway through the interview, the clear requests for medication and sleep at various points of the interview, were all red flags. >> when you looked at the whole thing as you did, you sat back and you thought afterwards. >> the life blood of any account is reliability. and the way this is done is you can't vouch for the reliability. >> we had asked for his opinion, and he gave it to us. robert's confession wasn't believable. what we didn't expect was what happened a few months later. when this british detective spoke to steve rosenfield, and offered to write virginia's governor. adding his sup

jessie hernandez was at griffith park with friends and playing and fell into the sewer system.e fell 25 feet below. with liquid flowing at 15 miles an hour. police officers and fire department and park rangers searched for him over 12 hours. in the early hours, a sanitation crew found him in the manhole cover between freeways here. he was talking and lucid. they dropped a hose and pulled him out. the first thing he asked for was a cell phone to call his family who were obviously very, very worried. rescue workers said they had hoped they would get him, but they knew the window was closing. dave and rene. back to you. >> nick, thank you. >>> who is next to get the boot from the white house? cnn reporting points to epa boss scott pruitt. why a source says the president is angry at him coming up. a place with 24-hour valet service... and upholstery classes a place where seniors get the care they need in the comfort of home. home instead senior care. weeds. nature's boomerang. at roundup®, we know they keep coming back. draw the line. one spray of roundup® max control 365 kills to

to end the three year civil war which has led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis watching griffiths insists all sides are prepared to negotiate an end to the fighting tens of thousands of people have joined protests in arm against the parliament's choice of former president. as the prime minister says step down as president earlier this year at the end of his term limit protesters though see his appointment as prime minister a post which was strengthened under the new constitution. as a way for him to retain power. a surge in ethnic violence in eastern them across the republic of congo has forced more than one hundred thousand people to flee their homes just this year the government says it's now in control but many of the splay say it's still not safe to return police in nigeria have fired tear gas at hundreds of shia muslim protesters in a it's the second day of rallies in the capital demonstrators are calling for the release of a jailed religious leader. and that is it from me for now i'm going to have all the latest on today's news on the al-jazeera news our coming up in less th

new special envoy for yemen is working on a plan for talks when the three year civil war martin griffiths will outline his proposal to the security council within two months he says all sides are prepared to negotiate an end to the fighting and anti-government rallies have intensified in armenia after a vote allowing the former president to become prime minister. tens of thousands of people protested in the capital and other cities queues. of a power grab he was president for a decade i mean years new constitution has given him more power to the office of the prime minister. in the stream next so stay with us. getting to the heart of the matter if more stuff i can do the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have towards would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification of look like relative people think the peace for unification is the only option for prosperity of south korea here their story on talk to al-jazeera.

well martin griffith brings his considerable diplomatic skills to the table and i'm encouraged by the fact that both sides so far have a trust in his neutrality and in his diplomacy. he brings a fresh approach so we need a fresh start now i mean also encouraged by the fact that his first words to the u.n. security council he laid blame on both sides for escalate tory steps the host is for lobbing missiles at riyadh and riyadh for bombing the whole his capital in the north saddam i'm also encouraged by the fact that he did not mention iran. and the iranian role minuscule as it is in this fight has been used as an excuse by the arab coalition as well as by the united states. for continuing more than three years of daily bombing of yemen which have resulted in nothing but the spread of starvation and disease so i think he will try to treat both sides equally and suggest new ideas the problem of course is as long as the fighting goes on it's very hard for talks to move to a serious phase. the two principal parties here are saudi arabia and the united states. i think as long as yeah go ahe

talks to end a three year civil war which has led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis washing griffiths will present the plan to the security council within two months and insists all sides are prepared to negotiate an end to the fighting but he is worried by unconfirmed reports of increasing troop movements inside yemen which he says could ruin any prospects for peace i'm concerned about the increased number of ballistic missiles launched towards saudi arabia and i note that this council has already pronounced on this in addition i am concerned about intensified military operations in governor military confrontations and the strikes have continued in numerous other areas of yemen including sunnah types of jobs mara all who data. by and large governorates the clashes continue without major changes in the front lines but with disturbing reports of civilian casualties . the philippine government is the mounting justice for a filipino maid who says she was abused by her saudi employer agnes when c.b.s. says she was forced to drink bleach because she didn't make tea properly she's in a seri

talks to end the three year civil war which has led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis in griffith the insists all side of prepared to negotiate an end to the fighting. tens of thousands of people have joined protests in on me against the hanuman's choice of former president sergeant sarg a.c.m. as prime minister so i guess in step down as president earlier this year at the end of his term limit protesters see his appointment as prime minister a post strengthened under the new constitution as a way for him to retain power. base in nigeria have fired tear gas at hundreds of shia muslim protesters in a budget it's the second day of rallies in the capital demonstrators are calling for the release of a jailed when they just the day. french president manuel my call has urged european union members not to sleep walk towards nationalism addressing the european parliament on his vision for the future of the e.u. a calm warned of what he calls a civil war within the european union between liberal democracies and you're a skeptic nationalist speech follows nationalist euro skeptic election s

griffith: thank you very much. thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman, chairman burgess, i appreciate all the work you have done on this issue. it is important that you have highlighted and made it one of the priorities of our committee, not only our subcommittee but our full committee. earliery evening we heard from representatives from kentucky and west virginia. when you look at the map you'll see the ninth district of virginia touches west virginia, touches kentucky, it touches north carolina. and what this means to all of us is this. it touches tennessee, of course. it means that if you really worked at it in my district, you could get to various doctors and various pharmacists in just a couple of days. because in that small corner of virginia, you can travel into other states, you can hit five states in a single day. and so this is why i have been working on some language for prescription drug monitoring, where the states will be encouraged to work together to try to make sure that we're sharing information. all of the states or most of t

new special envoy for yemen is working on a plan for talks to when the three year civil war martin griffiths will outline his proposal to the security council within two months he says all sides of prepared to negotiate an end to the fighting and the government rallies of intensified nami after a vote allowing the former president to become prime minister tens of thousands of people protesting in the capital there accusing sergio surrogacy of a power grab he was president for a decade i mean there's a new constitution has given him more power more power to the office of prime minister u.s. investigators will examine the engine of a southwest airlines plane after it exploded mid-flight smashing a window and killing a passenger the seven three seven jet was traveling from new york to dallas with one hundred forty nine people on board start time for rebel education stay with us here now. just who is influencing. photojournalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for our polling the media opinion the listening post at this time on al jazeera education. the universal rights to expand. and offe

new special envoy for yemen is working on a plan for talks to end the three year civil war martin griffiths will outline his proposal to the security council within two months he says all sides are prepared to negotiate and the funny thing. anti-government rallies have intensified in our media monitor the vote a lot of the former president to become prime minister tens of thousands of people protested in the capital yet avan in other cities accusing says circassian of a power grab he was president for a decade and i media's new constitution is giving more power to the office of prime minister police in nigeria have fired tear gas at hundreds of shia muslim protesters in a boucher demonstrators want the release of their religious leader even humes exactly who's been jailed without charges since december twenty fifteen u.s. investigators will examine the engine of a southwest airlines plane after it exploded mid-flight smashing a window and killing a passenger the seven three seven jet was traveling from new york to dallas with one hundred forty nine people on board and made an emergency land

talks and the three year civil war which is led to the world's worst humanitarian crisis martin griffith insists all sides are prepared to negotiate an end to the fighting. tens of thousands of people joined protests in armenia against the parliament's choice of former president sarge saugus tone as prime minister sargent c.m. as stepped down as president earlier this year at the end of his term limit of protests to see his appointment as prime minister a post strengthened of the new constitution as a way for him to retain. peace in nigeria have fired tear gas at hundreds of shia muslim protesters in a boot it's the second day of rallies in the capital demonstrators are calling for the release of a jailed religious leader who's been jailed without charge as december twenty fifth in. french president manuel mccall has arch european union members not to sleep walk towards nationalism address him european parliament back home warned of what he calls a civil war within the european union between liberals and mock received and you are skeptic nationalists. that's all for me for the moment up

with hamilton reduced to ten men in the second half, leigh griffiths came off the bench and scored thee in a row with one more win from their remaining five matches. sebastian vettel held off the challenge of valtteri bottas to make it back to back grand prix wins with victory in bahrain. lewis hamilton, who started down in ninth made it onto the podium in third. here's nick parrott. to bea to be a world champion and you need to keep your cool. stranded dining ninth on the grid thanks to a penalty for changing his gearbox, it was going to be a day for damage limitation per lewis hamilton. an action packed start saw some lose their way. hamilton took a more careful approach and even when he was challenged at the start of the second lap it was max verstappen he came off worst, a puncture ending his day. the race was briefly neutralised them when it resumed hamilton was quick to capitalise, jumping three places in one go. he briefly led until sebastien fettle, he had started from pole, got back in front. a problem with his pit stop saw kimi right and retire, handing third place. the brito

special envoy for yemen is working on a plan for talks to win the three years civil war martin griffith's will outline his proposal to the security council within two months he says all sides are prepared to negotiate an end to the fighting. the french president is warning that the e.u. could descend into what he calls a civil war because of increasing divisions between liberal democracies and euro skeptic nationalists emanuel micron was so i think else's vision for the future of the you in a speech to the european parliament he urged members not to sleepwalk towards nationalism at the expense of european unity and the government rallies have intensified in armenia after a vote allowing the former president to become prime minister tens of thousands of people protested in the capital one other cities queues surge surrogacy and of a power grab i believe that the best way to do that the change of government i am going to secure my voice heard and to let the government others know that i am against the regime loyalists down. my president has cheated people he said that he won't rule for a th

the search for the missing teenager who presumably fell into a drainage ditch in griffith park is over. we've learned that the 13-year-old has been found alive. officials just said that he is talking and it is not clear if he was found in the pipe system. witnesses say that he was jumping on a wooden plank when it gave way. t drainage ditch flows down to the l.a. river. search continued overnight and again the child has been found alive. here is live pictures right now of the news conference going on. we're listening into bring you more details as they come in. >>> and also happening today, a mexican immigrant facing deportation will be released from custody. >> roz plater is live at the i.c.e. headquarters this morning. and how did this lead up to his release? >> reporter: this family is looking forward to getting reunited with him. they celebrated their youngest daughter's birthday yesterday. and they are expected to celebrate again when he gets home. that reunion is expected to take place sometime between 9:00 and 11:00 this morning. let's take you back to the story now. this is fer

this is a picture of alice griffith 4, under construction now, and hope to be complete early this fiscal year or next fiscal year, which will be very exciting. and the affordable housing budget for fiscal year 18-19, 366.1 million. as you can see in the far northwest left column, that includes a proposed $220.3 million in new affordable housing loans, and $63.4 million in existing housing loans. so, what that means, all of the loans that the commission has approved in prior years, where building is going on and we continue to make draws on the loans, those are the existing affordable housing loans as prior period authority until they are fully expended. in terms of the work plan, we'll be moving 2,622 units through the affordable housing pipeline. this slide provides some detail on the specific projects, number of units in each project, and the amount of funding to go to each of the projects. but i think the information is nicely summarized in the next slide which shows 516 units entering the predevelopment phase, 720 units entering the gap financing phase, 706 units in construction, and

griffith. before he do that, i remind the committee we have two full days of hearings starting tomorrow and thursday reviewing 25 pieces of legislation and the opioid epidemic and we hope and expect everyone on the committee to attend this hearings. without i yield to the gentleman from virginia. thank you, mr. chairman. we have an implied constitutional responsibility to ensure the controlled substances act strikes the correct balance between the public interest obtaining medications against preventing the illegal diversion of prescription drugs. a key issue is whether the dea is adequately protecting public safety. dea statistics reveal sharp decline in immediate suspension orders, isos, since 2012. isos or he dea administrative tool not to punish, but protect the public from pharmacists who would continue to provide opioids or drug abusers unless their registration was immediately suspended. former dea officials alleged in the "washington post" and cbs says the office of chief counsel starti

north carolina where the twins eventually lived in w settle down was also the birthplace of andy griffithso mayberry is exactly about the twins think of the american brothers or those freakish asians that were abnormal and andy griffith of course it was a whitewash show with those racial tensions that was happening in their town inon greensboro when the show premiered in 1960 during the student citizens at the lunch counter. so i spent a lot of time researching and i camp out and their farm is still there. it has been turned into the mayberry campground. [laughter] so i made a stupid mistake to rent a car and drive there to spend the night and the manager who is one of the descendents of the twins said how big is the rig? i have a rental car. [laughter] so i spend the night i am chinese i am concerned about the stories but i wanted to get a sense of how it felt and what you hear in the temperatures and walking around, on the one hand but all the signs say mayberry. barney fife. everything is mayberry. so there is a great book written that said something of the tyranny of the normal anti-a

crews spent the night trying to locate this teen at griffith park. fell into a pipe while playing with other kids at an easter celebration yesterday. there were more than 100 first responders out there. ten agencies trying to help overnight. firefighters were able to get him out a few moments ago. we expect an update from crews. we'll have that in the newscast as soon as possible. >> so glad he's okay. >> i think we're all stunned that this has this ending and so relieved. jessica, thank you. >> sure, absolutely. >>> a tampa, florida teacher went above and beyond to make sure his students didn't miss out on the fun. he asked his friends to pitch in ten bucks to buy easter baskets at walmart. within the hour, he raised mor than $700. there was a discount from walma walmart. in the end, he bought baskets for all the fifth graders at the school. >> this is unbelievable. this is five cartfuls of easter baskets pre-made. we have footballs, we have basketballs, we have soccer balls of different colors. we have backpacks, we have purses. >> it was a wonderf

ification and an exf that is the alice griffith development. all you have to do is talk to the folks in the housing. one man told me he was so happy to be in housing, he found out it was available, he moved in, he said it was like going to heaven. i'm serious. this is how it impacts working class people, happy to be in housing that is new and out of dilapidated housing. the cac is excited about the new steam school coming to the neighborhood, made available because five point took commercial square footage away to dedicate to this educational institution. so we're very excited about that. because of course we want quality education for our young people. often times they're not receiving what they need in our typical schools, this is an advanced school for young people. this will be significant improvements to the plan, to the concept plan and we urge you to approve this plan. thank you very much. >> president hillis: thank you, doctor. any additional public comment on this item? you want to talk on this. go ahead. welcome. >> thank you very muc

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