>> ed healy. i had been working for luxor, i know work for green cab. xin mçs.g a need because incorrect. those gypsy cabs do not know where alemany is. they do not know the crosstrees in your neighborhood either. what these vehicles are doing is they are picking up people off the wharf, union street. you are concerned about getting cabs out to the neighborhoods, but that is totally different çfrom what this legislation is proposing. it is proposing bowing down paths. i had a woman who told me she was picked up by one of these gypsy cabs. çshe told thehim where she wano go, but instead, he wanted to take her to a hill to smoke a joint. then he took her home. he kept onç calling her afterwards. this is not a taxicab and you do not know who you are dealing with. these people do not have insurance. dealing with your neighborhood is a big problem. itç has a lot to do with traing and so forth, but just spreading illegal cabs out there is not room solve your problem. >> good point. thank you, sir. >> ♪ good luck with the taxis traveling people you have to fix it wi

thousand nine hundred eighty just three inches separated wells from the favorite kiba sylvia laird healy full of a dish funny enough it was standing here clicking it looking at the scoreboard wondering who had won because it came up in russian initially sure it was only when it came up in english well if i let it be when it came on the russian it spelled my name very similar and that was when i realized that one is so it was only it was only about point thompson and through the one thousand nine hundred eighty games as the world record holder and undisputed favorite he entered in the olympic gold four years layer in los angeles and again arguably one of the greatest athletes in history science for the people but. very focused i do not look. just. just do my work and remember i don't remember too much. about the competition just. just trying to do it as as well as i possibly can in quite hundred days london will host the next summer olympics with both wealth and benson looking forward to see the new generation of british limpers make history just like they did is possible i think i think

in college, megan healy said some of norwood's soccer teammates were wary. >> girls that had known her than me told her things like, watch your locker, keep it locked, she's been known to steal things. >> reporter: she said she never imagined norwood was capable of a grisly and police say a calculated murder. john hendren, abc news, washington. >>> a wireless mega merger is under way. at&t is buying t-mobile for $39 billion. the cash and stock deal faces severe scrutiny with regulators. if it clears, at&t would become the number one cell phone company in the u.s. customers can expect better coverage. and also fewer pricing plans. >> let's hope. >> let's hope so. >>> here's your monday forecast, everybody. have some heavy rain in southern california. showers in san francisco, portland and seattle. another 2 feet of snow in the sierra range and a foot in the southern rockies. showers from the upper midwest to the ohio valley. a wintry mix in northern new england and rain here in new york and in philly. >> 70s from dallas to atlanta and miami. 57 in chicago. 64 in omaha. 60s from billings

sergeant sean healy about where to put an observation post. the street was full of people and cars, women in long black warp, a group of children played nearby in the desperate if they were normal, this was close to a. it was a sign that despite the previous days of violence, all is well. the platoon medic, specialist ryan, walked up next to eastridge and asked the platoon sergeant if you smoke a cigarette. sergeant strickland replied that he knew soldiers were not allowed to smoke in public and since the captain was there, he had to be strict. he nodded his head towards the humvee of the road where the captain had just pulled up. the company commander was adamant that soldiers present professionalism and respect to the civilians, and that meant among other things no smoking. but the platoon had been out initiatives for hours, and the doctor said he really needed to smoke. eastridge, strickland barked, go take this guy down the alley for a smoke. eastridge and krebs touch pass the platoon sergeant sunday which was parked at the mouth of a narr

we give our children the information in the skills they need to learn so that they could be happy, healy, successful adults. imagine what that would do to our economy. number four, it is not just the statistics but the solutions that truly matter. if we only focus on the statistics, we will not focus on the results. number five, to do more and do it better, that is the essence of rejecting the status quo. it is simply not good enough, and is one of those uniquely american attributes, to appeal to something that is better. and the one that is actually a willingness to try, fail, and do it again, that is about making a commitment to innovate so that every year, the schools are better than what they were before, and the final one, the ability to connect and communicate. when that gentleman said he was not sure that he could say it succinctly, i cringed. but there should be one sentence or two sentences of the demonstration of the principal, and then the facts, which he did very effectively. you can apply this to any potential predict any political situation or business situation, and now it