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the cop's are expected to be executed ina mount to fully pay the cost of the project including interest financing and delivery for the project. the appropriation amount is [inaudible] estimated with a conservative interest ratef 6 and is a half percent. the propeation amount includes 920,000 dollar. available to answer questions related to fimancing and have jim [inaudible] with department of public works and [inaudible] with animal control to answer project related questions. thank you. >> colleagues, any questions? okay, mr. rose can we go to your report for item 3, please? >> yes, mr. chair, on page 3 of the report we note the current cost estimate to relocate and construct a new animal care control shelter is [inaudible] and that is shown in table one on page four of the report. page four shown in table two the ordinance appropriations 60, 500,00049 million is allocated for animal care and control renovation project and 10, 580 thousand to reserve and finance cost and 900,000 cost for market uncertainty. on page 5 the report the controllers offices estimates 59, 580,000 at interest

the cop's are expected to be executed ina mount to fully pay the cost of the project including interest financing and delivery for the project. the appropriation amount is [inaudible] estimated with a conservative interest ratef 6 and is a half percent. the propeation amount includes 920,000 dollar. available to answer questions related to fimancing and have jim [inaudible] with department of public works and [inaudible] with animal control to answer project related questions. thank you. >> colleagues, any questions? okay, mr. rose can we go to your report for item 3, please? >> yes, mr. chair, on page 3 of the report we note the current cost estimate to relocate and construct a new animal care control shelter is [inaudible] and that is shown in table one on page four of the report. page four shown in table two the ordinance appropriations 60, 500,00049 million is allocated for animal care and control renovation project and 10, 580 thousand to reserve and finance cost and 900,000 cost for market uncertainty. on page 5 the report the controllers offices estimates 59, 580,000 at interest

the cop's are expected to be executed ina mount to fully pay the cost of the project including interest financing and delivery for the project. the appropriation amount is [inaudible] estimated with a conservative interest ratef 6 and is a half percent. the propeation amount includes 920,000 dollar. available to answer questions related to fimancing and have jim [inaudible] with department of public works and [inaudible] with animal control to answer project related questions. thank you. >> colleagues, any questions? okay, mr. rose can we go to your report for item 3, please? >> yes, mr. chair, on page 3 of the report we note the current cost estimate to relocate and construct a new animal care control shelter is [inaudible] and that is shown in table one on page four of the report. page four shown in table two the ordinance appropriations 60, 500,00049 million is allocated for animal care and control renovation project and 10, 580 thousand to reserve and finance cost and 900,000 cost for market uncertainty. on page 5 the report the controllers offices estimates 59, 580,000 at interest

elementary schooll and neighbors we spoke to said they're glad that this didn'tid' happen when school was inas i session. i'm just thankful that itha happened on a saturday and not during the school week. neighbors tell us they wereere concerned about this tree.d they sayab it's an old tree ande that they feared all the rain we've had lately made the grounu too soft to hold the tree up. residents say they contacted the city multiple times about the tree. they came out and determined it was safe. thank goodness no one was hurt. > huge. coming up, president obama willl again deliver a commencement address tomorrow.orro we'll tell you where he isis headed and what his message will be to the graduates. stay with us. > tomorrow president obama wilr travel to new jersey to give th commencement speech of rutgersrs university. now the school invited the the president to speak nearly threee years ago. the white house says he will wi tell graduates about the world they're entering and the th challenges that lie ahead.e it is the president's second tor lastes commencement while in office. he'll also see

and fire inas smoke the airplane, it's difficult to see how this would be an incendiary device going off. it's possible, but not probable. kimberly: the egyptian government is denying reports the black boxes have been found. after three days ose board the plane died in the crash. federal investigators are looking into what caused a blimp to make an emergency landing on a philadelphia construction site. it narrowly missed several vehicles, power lines, and hit the ground next to i-95 yesterday. amazingly, no one was hurt. the department of motor vehicles in virginia will be open as scheduled monday. they had to close offices all around today after a computer issue this morning. online transactions are up and running right now. putting thext -- past behind them, and hopefully picking up some cash. how to get your hands on a piece of this history. a u.s. marinehy was not allowed to walk in a high school grad and we want to take a moment to honor the men and women who serve this country. president harry truman established the third saturday of may as armed forces day, and abc 7 which is

into thet overnight hours let's take as look the at the maps because we have a lot of heavy rainfall inasome of our antibody had. a little bit of lightning heree and there, not a whole lot, but, once in a while we're seeing one or two strikes but we're seeing heavier rainfall that is movingn through. this is all the tropical moisture from tropical depression bonnie as it continues to of move its way through. all the moisture is moving right up the mid atlantic. the temperatures are actually into the 60s and the low 70ss. s here's a look at what you can yu expect for tomorrow. now, 68-degrees for tonight. tomorrow we're talking 80-degrees. the good news is it is not a washout tomorrow. we're going to have some showerh in the earlier part of the day.a we're going to see a few breaks. but then we're going to see storms develop in the later la afternoon. by the time we get to 2, it bears watching to the skies h if you're going out anywhere. at least you know it's unsettled but once again not a washout. we had a good part of the day today, but things will change ca tomorrow.. over 4,000 navy

. >> it is a personal way to travel as oppose to stay ing ina hot hotel. >> this helps her pay the bill. she's 71 years old. >> last year, the city loosen those restrictions. residents follow certain rules and get a permit. >> you are the first people to get registered. >> yes. >> since she got her permit, over 1,000 people have registered. bnb had alone of 7,000 hosts and 9,000 properties which does not include other hosting site. 82% of hosts are breaking the law. >> i think there is still work to be done and for us to get the word out about the need to register. >> kevin guy oversees that process as a director of short term rental. guy says his staff of six people with trying to make the application process easier while cracking down on those two operating on legal hotels. the city collecting funds for violations for 90 properties, ranging to several thousands. the board of supervisors had been critical. >> it is certainly not meeting basic standards of what you consider acceptable. >> most people are breaking the law and getting away with it. >> if there is legislative changes, we'l

ina woman, i was a person danger and as a person without belief and as a journalist, i was in danger.o bring things into the limelight, i was in danger. melinda: you had been doing some wording on women and children and even on prostitutes. none of that was what got you into trouble. what got you into trouble was writing about a koran school. ms. jamal: i was getting e-mails and teails as u call tm on my won's ghts isss as well buthe koran schl, it was heing the il on th head is su ag was thatt seitive toc for mo pakistanis that you cannot question religion. if they are sending their children to a koran school, then they have the right to do so and you cannot question the method they use to teach there whether it is using the stick, whether it is abusing them in any way, they accept it. that is how it is. i tried to write about it and got myself into trouble. melinda: what kind of trouble? ms. jamal: threats. i was encountered by people with knives who threatened to me personally. i was getting phone calls and i did notying if quit, i would get into trouble. melinda: mona kareem, also

. >> once every four years, the united states turns its attention to choosing a leader, state ina small, snowy the north of the country becomes the political center of the nation. >> new hampshire clearly wants richard nixon to be the next president. >> the final campaigning is underway in the new hampshire presidential primary coming up next tuesday. richard nixon is urging new hampshire republicans to give him a big sendoff in the quest for the gop nomination. >> new hampshire signals the start of the national campaign by holding the first primary of the year. for the men who then wanted to nixon,ident, richard michigan's governor george romney, and senator eugene , drewhy from minnesota attention to new hampshire, as they started to campaign, hoping these visits would bring them victory in this first voter test, where one man from each political party would win the state's support at a political convention in summer. is a small town in new hampshire, the most popular pastime in winter is dogsled racing. the problems of the other parts of the country may seem far away but behind its p

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the cop's are expected to be executed ina mount to fully pay the cost of the project including interest financing and delivery for the project. the appropriation amount is [inaudible] estimated with a conservative interest ratef 6 and is a half percent. the propeation amount includes 920,000 dollar. available to answer questions related to fimancing and have jim [inaudible] with department of public works and [inaudible] with animal control to answer project related questions. thank you. >> colleagues, any questions? okay, mr. rose can we go to your report for item 3, please? >> yes, mr. chair, on page 3 of the report we note the current cost estimate to relocate and construct a new animal care control shelter is [inaudible] and that is shown in table one on page four of the report. page four shown in table two the ordinance appropriations 60, 500,00049 million is allocated for animal care and control renovation project and 10, 580 thousand to reserve and finance cost and 900,000 cost for market uncertainty. on page 5 the report the controllers offices estimates 59, 580,000 at interest

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not four, not day inas quote, a great d.c. > that's how donald trump described his meeting with leaders in capitol hill. the press got there early report trump's major meetings. percy met with ryan and pre-bus. he also spoke with mitch mcconnell. ryan and trump released a joint statement that that impart quote, while we were honest about our differences, we recognize they were many important differences where there was common ground. we are totally committed to working together to achieve that goal. trump later tweeted quote, great day in d.c. things working out really well. reportedlyoon, trump met with james baker and lindsey graham, the senator from south beenina who had anti-trump. you may recall that graham may seem to be forming to trump. why if anything -- what if anything was accomplished to date with trumps visit along with paul ryan? ryan is a rising star in the republican party. i'm more intrigued by the potential political opportunity of donald trump beginning to get on nationalld security. realist than of a towards by the view bush -- george w. bush. >> there's no doubt tha

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sunny skies and breezes are becoming brisk. 17 degrees cooler ina rosa. and areas except antioch cooled down a bit. here is a view of low clouds and 63 in san francisco. mountain view, 78. 82 in san jose and morgan hill, 89. sutro tower, some more readings, 72 in santa rosa and napa. fairfield, 95 earlier, 87 now. concord, 95. it's 85 in livermore, here is what is bringing a change. forecast at 11:00 this evening, sea breeze pushing low clouds out of the way, making way for clear skies and cooler conditions with the stronger sea breeze. you can find out about conditions for extreme weather by down loading abc7app and enabling push alerts. >> thank you, spencer. >>> warriors have not lost two games in a row all season. and no nba team has gone that way. >> larry? yes. we'll see if that trend continues. game two is underway. warriors off to a good start. if you look at the end of game one, steph curry and clay thompson combined to hit only one of 10 shots and steve kerr said he felt the warriors looked just exhausted. and in the 4th quarter, the team just d

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building a world with distorted -- world ina world -- a which distorted monetary policy are working handve. bill: that is why the fed fights for independence and other central banks. if they are combined in one, it allows the fiscal authorities, the government to asically spend as much money it wants, because it comes for free. we know conceptually it is dangerous, so there is a danger combining the two authorities. that is independent of the government itself. i don't think as investors we should like that. it is almost happening by necessity. erik: let's we found -- we've politics into the fabric for a moment. how do democrats and republicans get to the same point you are at? which is acknowledging that something like this is going to be necessary, let alone palatable. bill: we are in the aftermath of a great recession. we all read about the aftermath of the great depression. we know it takes time. a long period of time for attitudes to change, and it 2-ds time for economies lever to a point where they can grow again. erik: can you imagine having this conversation with donald trump? no

trump ina sense that this age of unrest and knowing that the economy and some of these postindustrial states in the country could be looking for something new, the democrats want to be prepared for trumps unpredictability and his political appeal. a map remains difficult for trump and for republicans generally a nationally. this is a fast-changing country that is becoming more diverse by the month and republicans are still having a hard time figuring out where they can fit especially with the rise of the hispanic electorate in this country. theiricans with rhetorical immigration are wary whether they can do well in a state like arizona. but trump with a lack of right-wing zeal on some of these key issues can be much more to the center is a populace, democrats are paying attention. good morning gentlemen. i hear so much on a continual basis about the huge sums of money that are being plowed into this campaign as in the case. my question is this, is very huge pool of federal money that usually going to be the elections consisted of what the individual candidates raise for the purpose? a

his vote inas cast the philippine elections for new lawmakers.than 54 million people are eligible to cast their ballots. give dutente 33% of the vote ahead of grace poe who has 22% of the vote. plus, get the latest on the market right now when japan comes online. here is juliette. juliette: it was a pretty good morning session for japan. they are getting a little bit back, up one half of 1% there as they come back from that lunch break. a very see it is different story in shanghai. as you mentioned, stocks tumbled over the weekend and they were at a seven-week low as they close at 2.2%. it has been better here in hong kong after it wasn't a great week last week. that itther sessions was open, it was quite lower. ,or five sessions in a row, it was low. hong kong is now doing well as we continue to see that crude rise. the oilon the backs of news with the wildfires in canada. singapore is higher by one third of 1%. new zealand is down and korea has been under pressure all morning. just look at all of the stuff we have been watching, singapore futur

fled ina, residents who oil town ravaged by wildfires will probably be able to return in a couple of. more than 80,000 people were evacuated from fort mcmurray. the wildfire has cost the oil industry one million barrels a day in production. moody's has cut its forecast for the economy. the outlook calls for the economy to grow down from a 2% to 3% range. they blame a week first quarter. they expect the fed to raise interest rates twice at most. anothermonth temperature record broken. the earth experienced its hottest april in 137 years. it was the 12th straight year that set a new heat mark. chance a better than 99% that 2016 will be the hottest year ever recorded. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists, in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. start in asia with the nikkei, the hank shen, and the shanghai composite. they were almost all lower. fluctuated and ended flat. dragged lower by commodity shares and the fed outlook. chinese stocks may draw to the lowest level in two months. higherose concerns of u.s. interest rates that will hurt the earnings outlook

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ang ang angel ina and brad pit. >>> a black united peas front woman with her father pat ferguson in 2006nd it includes the blends named of course ferglicious. >>> and the a course. a lot of white wines titled wayne. >> just wait. how many more minutes? it's 5:00 somewhere. 35, it's 5:00 here. >> up ahead. >> if they do not meet our safety protocols that i am comfortable with personally as governor, we're going to withhold funding. >> virginia governor threatening metro why he says he may cut funds to the transit system. >> reporter: johnny death penalty in a major atheist organization planning to march here next weekend at the lincoln memorial. over to borrowed. >> the redskins back on the field. we'll show you who side of today's ota, but first what's happening this weekend. >>> it's 5:30 on a wednesday's we know that means at work you're going to count down the minutes until the weekend and it's a big one, three-day, lots going on around town. let's start with what's going on on. saturday, pool is opening all day saturday. get your canon balls ready. going to be good weather. sunday ho

i was a veteran of the game for here inas state game the veteran called me and asked how can a decoratedeteran the professor at the university of texas? friend of mine is also a decorated veteran. i think i really didn't begin to think about it because when you are there, you are worried about your duty but when you get home, you see a different vision. william: but it wasn't too interrupted when you were there. i thought from an academic point of view, i thought the country was changing. you go back to the revolutionary war, you had the same kind of dynamics. heroes areent is my the people i served with but that is ok. that is my personal resentment. i know it's a free country and you can do what you want to do but in terms of what i've done and what i did, my heroes are the people who did not come home, the people who were maimed, traumatized. i also have reservations about president carter allowing people to come back with citizenship. i think that kind of attitude is indicative when you begin to cut through the layer of what the experience was. i think that the reality of what happen

area uber driver particular ina is on that. >> a maryland convicted driver has been a driver for uber sometime and investigators say jonathan hemming is now facing charges for attempting to kill two montgomery county police officers. uber would not say his background check or how rather it slipped through the cracks. tisha. >> here in mannasas two women and their children were bound, gagged and robbed. one of the women sexually assaulted tonight and police barely had a suspect description and these two dangerous men remain on the the run. we'll have more sarah. >> plus, two robbers did not know who they were messing with when they held up a gamestop store last friday. a brave 7-yea the mavrked men armed with guns and tried to attack one of the them. the child was not hurt and the two suspects are on the run. >> 11 states are suing obama administration over a new transgender bathroom directive. and texas and ten other states filed the lawsuit. the directive required public school districts to let transgender students use rest rooms that match their gepder identity. critics argue studen

take a look here.ook they say it is wanted ina connection with a series of tire and rim threat lefts.this video was taken last monthh in the 12,000 block of shadow oak lane. police believe it is a 2011 to 2015 ford explorer and since february there have been 10 tires and wheels stolen from gmc or chevy model vehicle also in herndon, shanahan till i, vienna. they occurred between the hourso of two and 4:30 a. to maryland now where a judge will nowill decide the fate of one of the six baltimore police officersofi charged in the death of f gray. officer near oh waived his right to a jury by jury. the trial is expected to begino on thursday. he is facing assault, reckless endangerment stemming from gray's death while in police custody.cu ahead in tonight's health watch, the food and drug administration reevaluating itself he's ' definition of healthy.heal how the new terms couldoul eventually change how a range og foods are marketed. and a mom shares the tragicragi reason she is taking what are considered controversial by soml and extreme measures to teachtec her six-month old baby to swi

first ina lumpectomy the margins were too close. i had the mastectomy after that.eporter: nine months after the last round of chemotherapy and radiation, she is running and preparing for the komen race for the cure. the sergeant suffered nerve damage and sober feet hurt but she keeps going when she and her colleagues take off the uniform, which includes a pink ribbon, of course, and puts on running being able to do what she does every single day. >> we all come from different places but when it comes to the army, we treat each other as family. reporter: when you work at the pentagon, there's nothing new about training for a 5k race. the sergeant and her team meet every morning at 5:00 to work out. coming back from breast cancer to run more than three miles deserves a salute. news. conner, abc7 michelle: be sure to join us for life by coverage of race for the cure this saturday starting at 7:00 a.m. starting at newschannel 8. jonathan: we wish her and the team best of luck. coming up at 4:00 -- you are just not going to believe this next story. what happened into a

road and located a male suffering from a gunshot wound, transported to ao local hospital: black male inae late teens shoulder length dreae lines was seen running from the intersection after the shooting. ward eight counsel member always came to the scene. >> if i knew what was going onng would stop it and solve, what wt are trying to do is see how ithw is we address the issue how doow we involve the community more so make sure senses less crime likm this stops: tuesday night afteu police releasedes the names of s people killed monday and revealed the connection to thei murder police made and a arrest in hopes of preventing further e blood she had. >> keith keeper was arrested and charged of threatening to you're and hurt a person. cooper wanted to kill the man hh thinks responsible for his mothers' death. police say the deaths are linked some of the community believes she was killed to send a message. >> actually we haven't had the issue of retaliation being a problem for the past several years. in this case, that's clearlyar not, not the trend that we've ta been seeing. see when you have

and ina way they are like trial court judges. you sit there in the judge's chambers and he hammers both sides. you got to give up something and in the end half of the time in my experience there was a settlement and that is really, the supreme court acting as a trial court judge. >> what do you extrappolate. will they solve these? >> these are temporary, one thinks. trump said he would appoint a conservative. that means this case could come up again. a bunch of lawsuits filed on religious grounds and they will work their way up. and if there is a majority conservative consensus on the high court, they may stand behind all of the religious objections. and if clinton picks a liberal, a different court say you cannot legislate women's health rights. >> you are fantastic, thank you. jon? >> a major decision in the court martial of army sergeant burg dal. and how the 2016 election could be a factor in the the case. federal investigators release probable cause in the latest amtrak derailment. i was like saying get up, get up. and he ca

clouds and showers are again ina the forecast for tomorrow.oks to return late in the day on thursday.y on that could be a 50/50 day. the weather returns pretty quickly for the weekend. bring the showers across the mid atlantic, but there's another t piece of rain back in the ohiooo valley which is going to swingto through for tomorrow. getting a better look of things across the dmv.mv. what was pretty steady light to moderate rain all day is now ending. it's still damp and drizzling out there. across the bay on to the earn shore just south of annapolis so cambridge over into southern delaware they are see seeingee some showers move through.thro it's not going to be dry. even if we don't have a lot of falling rain out it will remain drizzly. temperatures are in the fifties. it's so cool with this rain.s all across the northeast we're seeing that. this cool pattern with high temperatures only in the 50s and 60 todays. we are actually mainly just cloudy and kind of damp throughh tonight. 8:00 a.m. more showers rollbackr in and you still need the

the cop's are expected to be executed ina mount to fully pay the cost of the project including interest financing and delivery for the project. the appropriation amount is [inaudible] estimated with a conservative interest ratef 6 and is a half percent. the propeation amount includes 920,000 dollar. available to answer questions related to fimancing and have jim [inaudible] with department of public works and [inaudible] with animal control to answer project related questions. thank you. >> colleagues, any questions? okay, mr. rose can we go to your report for item 3, please? >> yes, mr. chair, on page 3 of the report we note the current cost estimate to relocate and construct a new animal care control shelter is [inaudible] and that is shown in table one on page four of the report. page four shown in table two the ordinance appropriations 60, 500,00049 million is allocated for animal care and control renovation project and 10, 580 thousand to reserve and finance cost and 900,000 cost for market uncertainty. on page 5 the report the controllers offices estimates 59, 580,000 at interest

cover, who can say, i will support the republican nominee, but i kind of like the paul ryan agenda, so ina sense, you know, he gives them cover. another thing that's very interesting tonight, don is that you didn't see donald trump go to twitter. and take on paul ryan. you didn't see him challenge paul ryan in his stump speech tonight when he was at his rally. you know, he released a statement saying we're going to agree to disagree. and donald trump moved on. and so i think we're seeing -- i know we always say this -- a different donald trump than the one that would have taken to twitter, because he's not running against anybody anymore. >> no twitter tirade but a statement that a traditional politician, but what about the rest of the campaign? how are they reacting? >> i think tonight at a rally our sarah murray reported that while trump didn't say anything, corey lewandowski was gaggling to reporters off-camera, and reporters were asking him whether this was a slap in the face to donald trump, and he said, look, there's the leader of the republican party. and he pointed to donald trump.

a final farewell for claude ina molina. >> the first lady is keeping the country on the move.ow she's got >>> she was a beloved mother, grandmother, nurse. today dozens gathering in rockville to remember one of the victims of that awful, awful shooting spree in montgomery county. news 4's jackie vinson was outside the memorial for claudina molina. >> it was a memorial for a woman who spent her entire life helping others. on friday may 6th, we remember the terrible incident outside the giant grocery store where she lost her life in a suv at gun point. eulalio tordil had killed two other people, one of them his wife. outside the church this afternoon we heard for the first time from mrs. molina's family. >> she was a wonderful woman. she was a hard working woman. she was very perseverent and she always, always loved every patient she had and she cared every single person she reached out to. >> many of the people who came here this afternoon were people who had worked with mrs. molina in the home health care field. they said she was beloved by her patients and her co-workers and

inas soon as you have cars the 1930's, there are massive accident. there is no safety, stop signs, traffic lights. so you are seeing more and more traffic fatalities. there is one case here or there for those who experience it firsthand, but for the coroner, it is happening en masse. so the new york medical examiner , 1931, the greatest source of danger today is the operation of the automobile. or a wisconsin coroner, more lives were lost in the lucky over the past years automobile's then all the contagious diseases combined. you get the sense of the coroners are like the canary in the coal mines. they really see the dangers as they come at us. i will give you a few more examples that were interesting to me. coroners are the first ones to raise the alarm about needle sharing. it is the crazy 1933 case of heroin addicts who are getting malaria. the other first ones to see the pattern. they are the first ones to see an epidemic of child abuse and household abuse among the working class in the industrializing cities. they are the first to sound the sids

ina double majored in business and psychology. the other in computer science. one of the biggest hurdles may have been getting an interview. >> you have to graduate into the true world of networking, which is folks in the space you want to work in it and outside of it as well. >> they did some of their best networking during and after presentations made by employers on campus. >> the people they bring of very good resources because they have been berkeley students before. >> most were open to staying in touch with students. once you get that interview, be prepared to confidently put your best foot forward. >> you have to put on that face and really sell yourself every single time. >> it's all about the importance of developing your personal brand, even before you graduate. >> branding starts with your image online, it starts with your interaction was mentors, professional mentors, and also folks that you are mentoring. all of those are outlets to develop a personal brand. >> she said once that job offer comes in, make sure you do your homework about the salary

. >>> ina post, the mother of the child defended herself. some are calling for charges against her.ay that will not happen. >>> 5:40 is our time. tom kierein is in the storm team 4 "weather center" getting us ready for the morning ahead. >> yeah, getting back to work and school on this tuesday morning. got some low clouds around this morning. and some patchy dense fog around the shenandoah valley. 7:00 to 8:00, still cloudy and temperatures hovering around 70 degrees. you will notice it's still rather humid when you step out the door. then between 8:00 and 9:00, allege sun should start breaking out. by then temperatures will be making it into the mid-70s. and for what to wear, well, later today you will need the sunglasses and the sun block. we'll have the strong late may sun. and you can go sleeveless and wear shorts during the afternoon. but have an umbrella ready because when you're heading back home later this afternoon, there is a possibility of a passing shower or thundershower. right now we do have dense fog these counties in gray including the panhandle of west virginia, she

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have ina great thing to our community now. i think we're doing pretty good right now. hopefully we can maintain that spirit going forward. sandy, i wonder from your viewpoint, if you have charlie's job, what would you do differently? >> probably drive nothing to the ground. nasa to the ground. nasa, if iing of could have things go the way i concentrate on commercial spaceflight and get as much money into the commercial site as possible because they will quickly drive down the price which makes the mars related missions more affordable. rather than having to go to the hill and asked for more money. i would go a little nontraditional. having ant benefit to astronaut on the surface is the astronaut has a brain. a astronaut does not have five-20 minute latency in communicating from mars. the very first humans to mars is area mission will be a whole bunch of rovers on the surface of mars and then humans in orbit controlling them. you talk about envisioning. and we don't talk about a lot of stuff. ahead, you arear not organized. we are. we have got to be thinking 30-50 years