ladies and gentlemen, please welcome tony hale! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tony hale. >> jimmy: i enjoy that beard. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's a very -- what's going on with the beard? >> well i play such emasculated characters on my show that i just needed some testosterone. >> jimmy: you get it. yeah. [ laughter ] >> it's not working, is it. >> jimmy: no it's totally working. please. congrats on everything. >> thank you man. >> jimmy: last time i saw you, you just won emmys for your role on "veep." >> yeah, so crazy. >> jimmy: i just root for you and i love you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: i've known you for a a while. man, oh, man. >> so nuts. >> jimmy: the funniest on there. here -- in fact here's you and losing -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: what a loser, yeah. ricky gervais. [ laughter ] >> well i would say, if anybody deserves an emmy, it's that guy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean, he is so, so talented. and when they called my name i was kind of in a state of shock. and then i'm such a big fan. i kind of want to do a state of paralysis seeing him, cause

tony hale is here with us and we're going to look behind the scenes of his show.> this is not my wife, this is my staffer. she's a prostitute. >> veep is now in it's fifth season, and tony hale plays the right-hand man to the president. the whispering stuff you do is so hilarious. for people who have not seen you on the show what would you do. >> you have like three kids, right? if you were meeting norah, i would say like she has a lot of kids, you wouldn't like her. or for charlie i would say she from north carolina, he went to duke university just to give conversation pieces. his daughter went to rehab, just to like -- so she can, one time she is meeting a guy right before she said how is your wife i said they're divorced and she has to change it into something else. >> the relationship between the two of them is so interesting because she is so awful to him, it's abuse but he adores her. he doesn't hear it, he just has rose colored glasses on, it's very abusive but he just bounces back. >> for those of us that have covered politics, this relationship does exist

and tony hale joins us at the table.us. if you were doing it for us, for people who haven't seen you on the show, what would you do? >> you have three kids, right? >> i do. >> i would say if you were i would say she's got a lot of kids, you wouldn't like her. something like that. for charlie, you're from north carolina? he's from north carolina, he went to duke university to give her conversation -- >> she picks it up. >> and random things like -- not your daughter now somebody else, his daughter went to rehab. just like -- so she could like, oh, one time she -- right before she said, how's your wife, i would say you're divorced, and she has to change it. >> mid conversation. >> yeah. >> the relationship between the two is interesting because she is so awful to him. >> she's awful. it's abuse. >> he adores her. >> he doesn't hear it. it's like he's got rose-colored glasses on. it's an abusive relationship, but he bounces back like it never happened. >> for those of white house covered politics, we know this actual relati

the video of pate identifying hales will also be played for the jury. the jury will have to consider when they determine the outcome of this case. >> reporter: today in court, a co-conspirator who planned the robbery cooperated with the state identified hales as the shooter. he testified he did not want to be in court because he was afraid. the prosecutor asked, what are you afraid of. the witness replied, life after testimony and my well-being. this will be the first time in maryland this kind of evidence will be allowed in a murder trial. this trial is expected to continue through next week. news4. >>> coming up tonight, you've probably seen the video, but now the woman who captured the scene at a cincinnati zoo reveals dramatic moments that you did not see on tape. >>> atv and dirt bike riders doing dangerous tricks on roadways and then posting the video to social media. prince george's county police say they are cracking down on this increasingly dangerous issue. coming up, hear from an atv on stopping this dangerous behavior. >>> i'm mark segravese

a prince george's county jury found hales guilty of killing pate yesterday. >> they can go see their son. i can't. mine is at home in a box. >> reporter: hales is expected to life, plus 20 years. >>> a bittersweet night for seniors at walt whitman high school in bethesda. one student will be missing from that graduation ceremony. he was killed with his parents in a crash on river road in february. his younger sister survived the accident. tonight their uncle will accept tommy's diploma and a certificate from the governor acknowledging that he would have graduated in the top 5% of high school seniors statewide. >>> some local students get a great lesson in customer service today. that's them handling money and working a drive through lemonade and cookie service. they volunteered to help the alex's lemonade stand foundation. that charity funds research into childhood cancers. if you'd like to help their app and search lemonade. >> that family is a fantastic family. alex's lemonade stand has been around for quite sometime. >> glad their wind didn't blow their stand right over. >> she wa

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and tony hale coming up when we get back. >>> it is time once again for an update to our trump's lastur running tally of things that if any other candidate had done or said them may well have ended their campaign, but not donald trump. trump says and does so many outrageous things, it's easy to forget what he said and did just a couple of weeks ago, which is why we came up with the list. the only problem is we could only fit ten slots on our board so when he does something new, it pushes something else off. here's how things looked entering today with trump's attack of trump university judge at the top and trumponomics, saying that he would not honor the debt. it would likely blow up the world economy. >> look, i've borrowed knowing that you can pay back with discounts. i would borrow knowing if the economy crashed you would make a deal. therefore you can't lose. it's like you make a deal before you go into a poker game. sadly trumponomics is getting pushed off the list by number one, saying that president obama harbors secret terrorist sympathies. we have two more additions that trum

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. >> 25-year-old germaine hales was convicted of killing melvin tate.ot tate in 2010 during a drug robbery and he was paralyzed for a month. duria identified his shooter by bringing his eyes. this week prosecutors used that eye blink as evidence and hales will be sentenced coming up in august. >>> a 22 year old district man has been convicted of raping a woman during a home invasion. he took the stand in his own defense and he denied he raped the woman suggesting it was someone else but jurors didn't believe him and they found him guilty on eight counts. he will be sentenced in august. >>> a mixed verdict for the local nurses charged with sexually assaulting patients in local hospitals. the d.c. jury found jerry kline guilty of three counts and not guilty on three counts. the jury was hung on the remaining four counts. one of the alleged victims told wusa 9 she now has closure knowing kline will be at least held responsible for something. >>> changes are coming to the stained glass windows at the national cathedral. two windows that paid contribute to f

vonnie quinn is standing by with jon hale. we were just discussing how many companies morningstar rates in terms of sustainability. jon was telling me 5000 and growing. explain the system and how it works. mutual fundsate based on their portfolio holdings. how will those company's .erformed we had 5000 companies under coverage. we use that information to roll into the portfolio level to sincee investors with a of how well their portfolio managers are addressing the sustainability issue. vonnie: our companies embracing this out of necessity? -- are companies embracing this out of necessity? jon: go back five years, maybe only 10% of the companies in the world are doing that. there's a lot of incentive out there for fund managers to companies that manage their environmental, social and governance risk and opportunities most effectively are very attractive long-run investments for fund managers. vonnie: what kind of money is it attracting? jon: we're seeing very significant flows. ,rimarily institutional money global assets under

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professor hale understands the science of measurement of these kinds of materials.had technology that he be brought to bear on the problem. david: there is a standard metric when you breath away some of her alcohol, you know they have violated the law. we don't have the same metrics here for driving under the influence of marijuana. is that standard going to be coming? will bring that about? jeff: i know in the state of ofhington there is a level thc you are allowed to have in your blood. if you exceed that level, you are considered impaired. we don't know about the policy. we are not lawyers. david: it doesn't matter to you guys? you were out to detect it. lisa: the threshold have to be very low. it has to be incredibly sensitive tests? jeff: the instrument is able to detect it in my new quantities -- minute quantities. the level of thc we have been able to detect is 10 picograms, a particle of thc can be detected by her instrument now. david: that is small. lisa: so small you have never heard of it. jeff: as a reference, and e. coli bacteria is about 10 picograms

atm barbara hale >> good afternoon, commissioners, barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. i have 4 items to give you a quick update on for our clean power procurement, our overall planning and the sydney plan we talked about and our efforts of collaboration with other cooperating cca's. enrollment, our program continues to successfully serve and receive bill payments from our customers. we have over 7900 customer locations apblds are serving over 7400 active locations. our total opt out percentage is now 1.3 percent, i reported 1.2 at the last meeting, so it's gone up a small tick. we have a steady 3 percent participation in our super green offering. commissioner caen at the last meeting you requested some information on why people are opting out of our program. customers have, we do survey routinely survey our customers and i will be providing a written memo for you, but by way of preview the two main reasons that customers indicate they are opting out is the fact that the program is government run and secondly that they dislike automatic enrollment, the automatic enrollm

a coconspirator cooperated with the state also identified hales as the shooter. he testified he did not want to be in court because he was afraid. the prosecutor asked what are you afraid of. the witness replied life after testimony and my well-being. there is video of the victim in this case identifying his shooter by blinking before his death. coming up at 6:00, what happens with that video and what part it's going to play in this trial. news4. >>> the man who police say intentionally rammed his suv into a silver diner is now facing murder charges. he is charged with murder, arson. police say he drove into the restaurant in tysons several times and set himself on fire last month. a man also got hit in that process and died two weeks later. he worked at the diner, but had been on leave. >>> as we get ready for a year of massive rebuilding during metro's safetrack program, metro's leader believes the region is ready, but he's also trying to manage expectations. adam tuss talked once again with the gm today and adam is live at the east falls church station where t

. >> barbara hale. >> good afternoon, commissioners barbara hale general manager for power i have 3 general deputies and second a little bit of a highlight on a grant we're precipitating in and finally charles will talk about the community plan on general update we're continuing to serve 4 three hundred customers with new locations our opt out ate is one percent now but still very low i mentioned at the last session we're incorporating hetch hetchy into the portfolio with our sf cleanpowersf customers that represents 28 percent of the customers coming if hetch hetchy and we're continuing to sign up customers for the august deadline in order to receive service from us in november we have three hundred and 70 folks with raised their hands wanting to be part of program and 70 percent are signing up for supergreen with respect to the grant opportunity i mentioned we're praent with the department of the environment and a grant that allows us if we prevail to provide some interesting programming for the cleanpowersf customer base with a u.s. department of transportation smallest city grant applic

> reporter: melvin doesn't respond to the photos he's shown until he's shown a picture of jermaine hales they told the victim to blink once hard if he recognized the suspect. it was truly a closing of his eyes and opening them. you could see tears coming from the side of his eyes as he identified the man who was his killer. >> reporter: after years of legal battles to allow pate's blinking evidence into his own murder trial, a prince george's county jury found hales guilty of killing pate yesterday. >> pate identified two of the people involved in the incident by clinking. i think that co-defendant realized with the victim's id our case was very strong. >> reporter: it was the first time evidence like this was allowed in in this case, the courts had the last say. >> it didn't matter the circumstances of the murder in this case. it didn't matter anything except murder is illegal in prince george's county and in maryland. >> reporter: it's been a long road to justice for pate's mother. coming up at 6:00, we hear from her and she reacts to what it was like seeing her son alive again in that

world i really want to understand whether or not we're dealing with in terms of google buses ride hale apps and out mitigation and in immigration whether on acid test and the vehicle miles traveled we don't understand the bmt for the immigration i'd like to see that i have a hard time having a development sitting on top of a bart station having no parking other than car share it didn't feel right. i sat in the eastern neighborhoods construction and adoption and came up well but .4 spaces is way too high i know that people own cars we talk about the future for when those parking spaces have no use they'll not have use and time to figure that out and understand why this much parking is asked for on top of bart's station with people for housing and also talking about environmental issues and things like that yet we see projects that don't sit on top of van ness bart and a muni station had a 5 ratio i didn't support i don't understand - i understand the environmental is c the raised playground in section h at the end of the report, however, significant unavoidable the school gets a structu

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atm barbara hale >> good afternoon, commissioners, barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. i have 4 items to give you a quick update on for our clean power procurement, our overall planning and the sydney plan we talked about and our efforts of collaboration with other cooperating cca's. enrollment, our program continues to successfully serve and receive bill payments from our customers. we have over 7900 customer locations apblds are serving over 7400 active locations. our total opt out percentage is now 1.3 percent, i reported 1.2 at the last meeting, so it's gone up a small tick. we have a steady 3 percent participation in our super green offering. commissioner caen at the last meeting you requested some information on why people are opting out of our program. customers have, we do survey routinely survey our customers and i will be providing a written memo for you, but by way of preview the two main reasons that customers indicate they are opting out is the fact that the program is government run and secondly that they dislike automatic enrollment, the automatic enrollm

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hales by blinking during a photo lineup that police showed him while he was in the hospital. >> this maryland this kind of evidence has been allowed in a murder trial. >>> big win for hourly workers. the d.c. council unanimously passed $15 an hour minimum wage. on the announcement, mayor muriel bowser said the legislation will put more money in the pockets of working families. the minimum wage will increase every year until it reaches $15 by 2020. >>> new troubles this morning by what has become a go to way to hop around town. uber is answer to go a lawsuit after a blind woman says two drivers refused to allow her to bring her service dog along for the ride. tiffany filed the lawsuit seeking monetary damages and calling for uber to train drivers to comply with the americans with disabilities act. she said she was injured after one of the incidents last june. >> she stepped on the gas and started driving with me holding on to the door handle. so i was pulled off to my and i was dragged. >> we've reached out to uber who tells us that the company has zero tolerance for discrimination an

on clean power sf and stating update on proceedings: >> michael himes on behalf of general manager hale. i have a few quick items and happy to entertain questions. i brought the communication director charles sheen relate today the outreach efforts to date and looking forward. first of all, and perhaps most importantly i'm happy and proud to announce in terms of cca status updates, for the first time we are operational. on may 1, clean power w sf served customer jz today is the 19th day of operations. took a lot of work to get here and i know this body was central to that effort. along the lines of good news, our opt out rates continue to be very low. we are still just under 1 percent of total opt outs for the may enrollment. at the beginning of the week we began the issuance of the third stattory set of notices to customers about enrollment and we'll send those out throughout the course of the month. customers will get their first clean power powersf bill now. the [inaudible] will get the first bills in june. we expect to see a second opt out because that makes the experience real when

finish up prime time programming at 11:00 with former state department official hale weston whose bookthe mirror will look at the impact of war. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> i want to tell you about the mark twain not everybody knows about. most people think of this witty author of huckleberry finn who fought racism and imperialism, that is all true. but he was also an eternal bad boy. he liked to drink, smoke and curse, he married an heiress who paid the bills but loved to gamble on pool and poker and unfortunately for him on startup companies. all these traits caught up with him. imagine being a comedy kingpin of the united states and at age 60 losing it all? he was dead broke, and lost all his money and all his wife's money, i can't imagine losing his wife's money, so terrifying, torture implements that haven't been invented. after a while, the family of samuel clemens could not afford to live in their own beautiful home. how sad is that you it is a quirky wonderful house, he had a fireplace built with a window over it so the smoke could go on either side and he

know you did that i see tommy in the back and kathy and steve richie i'm forgetting people barbara hale said. >> barbara hale. >> i would all the cloufz have engaged around this issue and have been talking about this opportunity stand point and talking with the utilities companies as an opportunity to really on the construction side and the permanent job site. >> and my understanding is this is i mean this is thirty thousand feet; right? i'll imagine there needs to be a work plan and a set of tests my hope the champions have been identified and the agency wide opportunities and programs the devil is in the details; right? so working groups will convene around every single goal and executive team members and folks that will be part of this you're completely right the next step is a originating people on the committee because people actively worked on this and go with that group around the indicators and coming up with a work plan that had been for each of them this is what you can expect and who we partner that. >> through the chair. >> my goal to make sure whatever we without the possib

next item is an update for cleanpowersf barbara hale. >> good afternoon barbara hale for power i have two items first a quick operations update, and, secondly, some information on our planning and effort for our august enrollment to in terms of operations we've began to receive payment from our customers that is good nice to see money coming in a small amount and proves our sidebars with pg&e and data management and transfer fund that happening with notable is it so working well, this is good we have issued our third opt out notice out of the 4 that total that are required by statute the fourth notice is mailed in july we're experiencing about a 1.2 percent opt out out we're well blow the 20 percent and happy to see a 3 percent in supergreen offering we've set out in december of last year was 5 percent so we're doing pretty well on the supergreen uptake we so 4 hundred and 32 customers for the august enforcement that combination and the fact we had much lower opt out rates means if we stay on course and immoral 20 megawatts in the next phase as we've planned and experience the same op

they say they haled an uber car to head into the castro. >> we can't take you guys anymore.e can't take you. we said what are you talking about? we are not going to be able to go. i glanced over to his dashboard. >> their friends were also in the car. the four started protesting to the driver about his behavior. >> he said how homophobic it is and told us we are going to hell as we leave the car. >> he said nothing is going to happen president. >> yes, he said nothing is going to happen. >> the driver then canceled the ride and told them to get out. this pride season uber has been promoted a lot with special hash tags on social media. the uber app has rainbow flags on the uber cars and the pair complained to uber, but haven't been told what will happen. we contacted the company and got this response. uber does not tolerate discrimination and we are looking into it. >> i never had an awful experience like last night. that was the first time i felt discriminated against. >> they said they are not going to use uber again. abc7 news. >> thousands of people had to pass through ai

opportunity to develop a product to do this we found out our good friends at washington state, professor halend his graduate students, were looking at the same problem. professor hill understands the science of measurement of these kinds of materials. he also knew we had technology that he be brought to bear on the problem. we decided to develop this partnership. david: there is a standard metric when you breathalyze someone for alcohol, you know they have violated the law. we don't have the same metrics here for driving under the influence of marijuana. is that standard going to be coming? what is going to bring that about? jeff: i know in the state of washington there is a level of thc you are allowed to have in your blood. if you exceed that level, you are considered impaired. we don't know about the policy. we are not lawyers. david: it doesn't matter to you guys? you are out to detect it. doesn't matter what the level is. lisa: that raises an interesting point. in other words, the threshold have to be very low. it has to be incredibly sensitive tests? jeff: the instrument is able to dete

when police showed him photos of possible suspects, he blinked to identify jermaine hales, the shoot shooter. tracee wilkins is in court right now and will bring you the new developments in this groundbreaking case at 5:00 tonight. >>> an arlington woman accused tonight in a designer bag scheme. she is ordered held in jail a federal judge recorded her to be held. federal investigators tell us she bought hundreds of bags at local stores, then bought matching knockoff bags from overseas. she returned the cheaper ones at stores for refunds. then sold the real ones on ebay. >>> the big honor for a woman who led a secret life as a spy during world war ii. >> the woman whose life was like something right out of a movie. >>> a nice day across our region today. for the most part, everybody remaining dry. that's not the case for the next couple of days, including friday and part of the weekend. we'll explain. i have that whole forecast coming up in a minute. >>> we've got more breaking news for you at the live desk. chopper 4 on its way to what sounds like a horrific crash in gainesville. pol

next item is an update for cleanpowersf barbara hale. >> good afternoon barbara hale for power i have two items first a quick operations update, and, secondly, some information on our planning and effort for our august enrollment to in terms of operations we've began to receive payment from our customers that is good nice to see money coming in a small amount and proves our sidebars with pg&e and data management and transfer fund that happening with notable is it so working well, this is good we have issued our third opt out notice out of the 4 that total that are required by statute the fourth notice is mailed in july we're experiencing about a 1.2 percent opt out out we're well blow the 20 percent and happy to see a 3 percent in supergreen offering we've set out in december of last year was 5 percent so we're doing pretty well on the supergreen uptake we so 4 hundred and 32 customers for the august enforcement that combination and the fact we had much lower opt out rates means if we stay on course and immoral 20 megawatts in the next phase as we've planned and experience the same op

. >> barbara hale. >> good afternoon, commissioners barbara hale general manager for power i have 3 generaleputies and second a little bit of a highlight on a grant we're precipitating in and finally charles will talk about the community plan on general update we're continuing to serve 4 three hundred customers with new locations our opt out ate is one percent now but still very low i mentioned at the last session we're incorporating hetch hetchy into the portfolio with our sf cleanpowersf customers that represents 28 percent of the customers coming if hetch hetchy and we're continuing to sign up customers for the august deadline in order to receive service from us in november we have three hundred and 70 folks with raised their hands wanting to be part of program and 70 percent are signing up for supergreen with respect to the grant opportunity i mentioned we're praent with the department of the environment and a grant that allows us if we prevail to provide some interesting programming for the cleanpowersf customer base with a u.s. department of transportation smallest city grant applicat

. >> uber, the ride haling company is getting a massive cash infusion as it moves ahead with plans to expand globally. saudi arabia is investing $3.5 billion in the company. it will also get a a seat on uber's board of directors. >>> minneapolis activists are unhappy that federal civil rights charges will not be filed in the shooting death of a young black man by two city police officer. the u.s. attorney citing insufficient evidence as the reason for his decision. clark was shot and killed by the two officers during a confrontation last november. i'm jook key iban -- i'm jackie ibanez. now head over to your news on fox news.com. >>> air travel these days and the lines are too long and shorts are too short. a burlesque dancer was told she could not board her flight because the flight was scandalous. maggie mcmuffin and that may be a stage name said the crew and pilot would only let her fly home from boston if she put on something more appropriate. they offered a change of clothes which she accepted without complaint. she purchased a pair of extra large pajama bottoms at the airport st

yesterday a jury found jermaine hales guilty of murder. he's going to be sentenced in august. he is facing life in prison plus 20 years. the victim's mother talks about her long road to justice. >>> montgomery county schools will be reviewing its policies covering the conduct of students at prom and other school activitie activities. the action comes after six students were graduation ceremony only to have that action reversed. the students were accused of being drunk at program. the principal followed through to ban anybody that did that, but the superintendent reversed that decision and today the students turned their tassels at constitution hall. >>> this afternoon we're keeping a close eye on the ride home as commuters struggle through day three of metro's maintenance program. now metro is releasing some new numbers about safetrack. officials say this morning ridership was down about 20% west of boston. the west falls church station, ridership has dropped a whopping 46%. the first phase of the maintenance plan ends next thursday. expect reduced service on the orange and si

. >> hales will be sentenced if august. he's facing life in prison plus 20 years. >>> big win for the prosecution in the trial of a attacking a mclean couple. the judge ruled the defense cannot argue that andrew schmuhl was suffering from medication-i du induced delirium. prosecutors say schmuhl and his wife planned the attack after she was fired from the victim's law firm. closing arguments expected for beg to begin monday. >>> a man found guilty will be sentenced august 19. antwon pitt faces a stater to maximum of 30 years. he attacked a young mother inside her southeast d.c. home last october. according to court documents, he left her with facial fractures and bruising all over her body. pitt had been arrested and charged with felony just weeks before that attack. police say he cut off his gps ankle monitor. >>> today talk about new policies on how to treat transgender students in schools. the fairfax county school board is meeting tonight. several speakers are addressing the word to support an inclusive policy, they're

plus, speaking of funny, we have tony hale, who's another super funny guy. >> steve: oh. [ cheers andimmy: "veep." >> steve: "veep." "veep." >> jimmy: and my man, brian regan will be here. >> steve: oh, hilarious. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus thank you notes. it's gonna be a good show. but first we have a fun show tonight. this guy is one of the biggest stars in the world, he and kevin hart are together in a a great new action comedy called "central intelligence." it's in theaters tomorrow. dwayne johnson is here! >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: there he is. [ cheers and applause ] his movie starts with a high school flashback, you've seen it in the trailer and dwayne and i may have a high school flashback of our own tonight. plus, he is a hilarious comedian and i just love him. he's from "the jim gaffigan show." jim gaffigan is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: can't beat that guy. >> steve: no. hilarious. >> jimmy: great show, too. jim's going to show us some great father's day gifts later on. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: he's gonna do a a segment for us.

you join hale irwin. so back to you. >> congratulations to dustin johnson. he is halfway there.4 under par. talked about a game plan. he deviated from it a little bit earlier at 17 as he took his driver out. he ended up in the bunker but he was a joy to watch play today. >> well, i always feel -- i can remember the swing shots and he can remember the game plan. how will his feel be? the pressure will be ramped up. >> he said he's driving it good. >> our coverage begins tomorrow at 7:30 a.m., continues at 11:00 a.m. eastern on fox. up next on fox, "master chef." for the entire crew, we say so long until tomorrow morning. galleries were big, the weather was fantastic. see you some big names tomorrow, like the defending champion jordan spieth who we saw in that piece a moment ago and bubba watson who is just three shots off the lead. for brad, steve, paul, i'm joe. good night. man 1: you're new. man 2: i am. woman: ex-military? man 2: four tours. woman: you worked with computers? man 2: that's classified, ma'am. man 1: but you're job was network security? man 2: that's classified,

hales by blinking during a photo lineup that police showed him while he was in the hospital. >> thist time in maryland this kind of evidence has been allowed in a murder trial. >>> pentagon official is charged with stealing license plates. the person behind the thefts is bryan whitman. he was one of the pentagon's top spokesmen during the wars in iraq and afghanistan. he was arrested after plates were stolen from a car so many times her boss installed a security camera. he eventually handed over the stolen plates and was charged with three counts of misdemeanor theft. witness whitman has deal. >>> it is 5:34. a woman from washington says uber drivers are discriminating against her. tiffany is blind and always walks with a service dog. she says drivers routinely refuse to let her bring her dog along for the ride. now she's suing. >> it's about ensuring that every person who is blind or has any other disability is able to get the service they need when they want it just like everyone else in the d.c. metro area. >> she filed the lawsuit yesterday in federal court seeking monetary damag

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on clean power sf and stating update on proceedings: >> michael himes on behalf of general manager hale. i have a few quick items and happy to entertain questions. i brought the communication director charles sheen relate today the outreach efforts to date and looking forward. first of all, and perhaps most importantly i'm happy and proud to announce in terms of cca status updates, for the first time we are operational. on may 1, clean power w sf served customer jz today is the 19th day of operations. took a lot of work to get here and i know this body was central to that effort. along the lines of good news, our opt out rates continue to be very low. we are still just under 1 percent of total opt outs for the may enrollment. at the beginning of the week we began the issuance of the third stattory set of notices to customers about enrollment and we'll send those out throughout the course of the month. customers will get their first clean power powersf bill now. the [inaudible] will get the first bills in june. we expect to see a second opt out because that makes the experience real when

nathan hale died for his country at age 21, this noble man. all of those stories were on the lips of every american. and when you came to america, you were forced to learn this stuff. you were forced to learn a little bit about the history of the country. people didn't say, oh, we don't want to harsh your mellow and start telling you about american culture, you know, because you're from another cup. we don't want -- another country. we don't want to do that. so my parents learned this stuff. people came to this country, they were buying into something. why? because america is not defined by ethnicity. every ethnicity exists in america. it's not defined by religion. every religion exists in america. we're defined by an idea. we're the only country in the history of the world that was created and defined by an idea. and, therefore, in order to keep the republic as franklin enjoined us to do, we must know those ideas, we must understand those ideas, we must buy into those ideas and we must live them out, otherwise america ceases to exist because