the item passes >> okay,ite nl number 3 >> chairs report, this is a information item >> colleagues this month we had money transportation events and mile stones. last week mayor lee and a number of members of the authority participated with record number thofz public in the 21 annual bike the work day which is funded with prop k sales tax dollars. [inaudible] showed bikes accounted for 76 percent of all inbound traffic on market street between 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. many culleges joined mayor lee and san francisco bike coalition at city hall and their own executive director [inaudible] saent photo showing [inaudible] this week as well the central subway project celebrated a mile stone. the contractor for 1.4 mile twin tunnels for the pauject completed work. the final element of the contract including 5 crass passagess and head walk [inaudible] and construction pit. the photo's looked great. at a total cost of 251 million there work was completed on schedule and within budget. work on the stations continues with revenue service anticipated for december of 2018. congratulations to mta and ent

they thought it was heavily weighted to the nl and not fair to tom brady and the first thing we hear is look what this team does and that team does. so everybody is aware that this report came out but it doesn't riley really seem to phase the people who came out here to support tom brady and the patriots. >> how many people does this hold? >> it holds about 4,000 people and we heard initially that when the tickets went on sale they virtually all sold out. we were trying to get a couple of tick tootszets to get inside but the event organizer said there was no room. so the decision was to show the first 10 minutes of what he says. >> and more likely than not that brady knew the footballs were being deflated p. and there's a perception that they are cheaters. the question will they be punished punished. and what will he and should he say tonight. it's going to be interesting, obviously, rachel to hear from him and this is a favorable crowd for him. but he didn't allow his text messages to be seen by investigators. >> so there's text messages from lower level employees that seem to implic

the giantsin it 4-2 and slip half a game aheadf the dodgers who lost tonight in the nl west. >> we haveight coming up. arounder to third and through the legs of chase hedley. brett lawrie seals it in the eighthigh deep and aloha. the a's are victorias. roger goodell and gary betten between the rangers and the lightning. it looked like an innocent backhander. they move on to fe anaheim or chicago in the finals. klay thompson received a concussion after being kneed in the head. he will have to pass the concussion protocol before he can return to the court. steph and company back at practice today. the warriors have to figure out someway to stop lebron james while the king and the cavs were working on containing curry. >> how do you slow him down? >> the same way you throw me down. you can't. >> resistance is futile. after the ge i will be joined by nate thurmond and mike shumann. steven showed us a spot on referee impression. he debuted his chris farly routine. >> we are going to go out there and we are going to get the division by the tail and wrap it aund and put it in my bucket. but i'

the giants win it 4-2 and slip half a game ahead of the dodgers who lost tonight in the nl west. >> wey. brett lawrie seals it in the eighth high deep and aloha. the a's are victorias. roger goodell and gary betten between the rangers and the lightning. it looked like an innocent backhander. they move on to face anaheim or chicago in the finals. klay thompson received a concussion after being kneed in the head. he will have to pass the concussion protocol before he can return to the court. steph and company back at practice today. the warriors have to figure out someway to stop lebron james while the king and the cavs were working on containing curry. >> how do you slow him down? >> the same way you throw me down. you can't. >> resistance is futile. after the game i will be joined by nate thurmond and mike shumann. steven showed us a spot on referee impression. he debuted his chris farly routine. >> we are going to go out there and we are going to get the division by the tail and wrap it around and put it in my bucket. but i'm here to tell you that you are probably going to find out as

it is wednesday, may 20th. the washington nationals are in first place in the nl east.nager matt williams have once again both been ejected from a game. and the nats rally to win once again. and some of you say baseball is boring. well, if you went to nats park to see the racing presidents, you got your money's worth tonight. if you were hoping to see bryce harper, well, not so much.3j]m third inning his second at-bat of the game, and bryce, not a .,ju$at pitch. walks out of the box.]Ñwtr(t&háhp &hc% the ump doesn't like that. he orders bryce back in the box. he says you know what? get out of heáz tossesf?oxñ him. matt williams what is going on here. comes outiato argue. guess what? get out of here. second time in a week both williams and harper have been ejected from a game. so now we move ahead to bottom 7. games tied at two. bases full for denard span. ramos heads home. nats up 3-2. top nine. same story. drew story versus a-rod. runner on. strikes him out, ends the game. storen's 12 save. nats in sole possession of fist place with the 3-2 win. here is bryce harper af

the giants win it 4-2 and slip half a game ahead of the dodgers who lost tonight in the nl west. >> we have a fight coming up. a grounder to third and through the legs of chase hedley. brett lawrie seals it in the eighth, high, deep and aloha. the a's are victorias. roger goodell and gary betten between the rangers and the lightning. it looked like an innocent backhander. they move on to face anaheim or chicago in the finals. klay thompson received a concussion after being kneed in the head. he will have to pass the concussion protocol before he can return to the court. steph and company back at practice today. the warriors have to figure out someway to stop lebron james while the king and the cavs were working on containing curry. >> how do you slow him down? >> the same way you throw me down. you can't. >> resistance is futile. after the game i will be joined by nate thurmond and mike shumann. steven showed us a spot on referee impression. he debuted his chris farly routine. >> we are going to go out there and we are going to get the division by the tail and wrap it around and put it

it's the second time twice in a week he has been tossed from a game. the ejection seems to spark the naths. they go onto win 3-2. washington now in first place atop the nl was absurd. no one pays to watch him him. let harper in the game. let's go to bill karins. it's springtime. >> luke where is your red nose? >> oh. >> it's red nose day. >> we're here in d.c. we don't get these fancy promotional items. i'm just happy i got my water. >> at least we got you hydrates. of course, today is red nose day and the big show is from 8:00 to 11:00 eastern. raising money for the kids in our country that are under poverty conditions. let's talk about the forecast from luke and everybody else in the d.c. area light, chilly rain today. if you're going to complain about the chill and the rain be careful. next week we'll take a heat wave in the 90s and humid. go out and enjoy the cool weather. the hot summer is probably right around the corner. in dallas more thunderstorms this morning. we get a break in oklahoma city. scattered showers in salt lake city and through the northwest. as far as the rain and the flooding goes the worst is friday, saturday right here from are

so it's a series apiece for the top two teams in the nl west and that is without hunter pence in the giants lineup. >> my body feels great. i'm seeing the ball pretty good and looking forward to coming out and participating, helping the team win. >> it's nice to have our right fielder back it is. i think, you know he's one of those guys that it's not just the talent he brings but who he is, his personality, his energy he makes us a better ball club. >> a's in houston, game two of their set against the stros. top of the second a soft ground ball -- actually this is a houston astro home run right here so they take a 1-0 lead in the second inning. and here's our ground ball. actually that's a single to right. we might actually have the wrong highlights right here. let me tell you the score. right now it is 5-1 -- pardon me 2-1 houston in the fifth inning. >>> all right, staying or leaving. yesterday the carson stadium project hired the former 49ers ceo to lead the raiders/chargers nfl bid. today the nfl owners meeting taking place in the ritz in san francisco at the ritz carlton. mark da

. >> fourth in the nl east at 19 and 29. but it is his fault. >> we'll take a break be right back. >>> good morning, it is 4:30 we have breaking news for you from over night. gunfire erupts in north philadelphia injuring at least three people watch police know about the shooting as they search for the gunman. >> marijuana activist is opening a restaurant in new jersey. what you will really find when you walk into this controversial spot. >> and we're in for another day of heat and humidity. but, some unsettling weather is moving into the area. so sue's watching that closely, hopefully it means cooler temperatures, we'll wait and see right as we head into, well, june, next week, which means summer months. >> can you believe though, when you any it, that the year is halfway over? we're going into june. >> ya. i believe it. >> going by so fast. >> you believe it? >> i don't know, getting up at 2:00 in the morning it, seems like it is going by slow sometimes. >> really? >> and busy time of year, so much going on, so that makes it casin

i show those to my daughter nl they read that it was great to get the vip treatment in one particular evening of course, i was in in total of. but i was a engaged to rod stewart. [laughter] there are great disadvantage is. but have the people i don't know who they talk about. that is pretty cool but we did have the privilege to be there for the bicentennial. that was one of the most wonderful moments to receive memorabilias of every kind and form you cannot imagine and beautiful quilts then the fourth july then to go see the tall ships in new york city that was one of the most incredible savings -- things. that web take a lot to move somebody provide was duly impressed. it still brings tears to my eyes to think of the patriotism how proud i was to be an american as many parents will understand it is hard to get a teenager not to eat with their fingers so imagine teaching for children let alone a 34x and two nights. [laughter] not only challenging to learn it as fast as we could that is and how my mom set the table in virginia but to learn that we did all the right things. but another

planning departm ent to report >> if i may with thissite nl i would like to quickly move to the presentations from the city as well as cpmc and turn it over to public comment. i know we have a number of people before we start delving into some of the questions the committee has. i was asked by the cpmc if doctor warren [inaudible] could make a brief announcement, statement, so i want to give the opportunity to do that. that's fine. whatever you- >> good afternoon supervisor campos, mar and delighted to meet you christensen and welt come to had mitt xhuy chblt i'm klighted to present the results of the 2013 development agreement acomplinets report as well as provide advance xhrgz rf nrfgz as to how we are doing with compliance in subsequent year. we are please today report we are found in compliness on all commitments by the city through had end of 2013, which was the report that we submitted. we surpassed the base line commitment and unduplicated lives and benefits to the poor and underserved insuch and by the end of 2013 we already enrolled half of the medi-cal managed care commitment. we made progress in integrating medical staff [

it tests the limits of domestic institutions as well as in internationa nl assistance and lea cooperation.w we i certainly look c forward to hearing about the performance ofpal and the u.s. team in nepal, lessons learned, and how we can further r improve our coordination with nepal and other partners when the need for such disaster relief effort arises again. i welcome recommendations on how to promote the democratic transition in nepal and put a s decadeoc of civil war firmly in the rear-view mirror. nepal will be able to develop fully its own disaster response ter pr cape b89s resilient enough for this disaster prone region in the world. with that i yield back. >> thank you. does anybody else wish to be recognized? >> thank you mr. chairman, for calling this important hearing. the devastating earthquake that hit nepal on april 25th was heartbreaking. the loss of life is tragic beyond words. and the loss of thousands of be ab years of history. picking up will not be easy and unfortunately nepal will never be able to get back all that it has los lost.rable an the international response has

. >> it took a while, but 47 games into the gain most is right in the baseball world. the nats are who we thought they were, the class of the nlt. i say most because there have been some blips. jason whether is injured -- jayson werth is injured and stephen strasburg, what's up with him? had he a visit to the chiropractor. now he's throwing gumballs. opponents' bats are picking. his e.r.a. 6.50 lit up like summer deck lighting. matt williams wants him to think less and hurl more. he pitches tonight as in about 20 minutes from now right here on wusa9. strasburg's team has won its last nine. the reds might be exactly what strasburg needs, 1en in 9 in their last 10 games -- 1-9 in their last 10 games. nats on 9. >>> meanwhile the young kids who hope to be in the majors one day are on a road trip journey. cavs again southern cal, maryland against ole miss out in los angeles. terps begin the journey without the manager. he left his club with some specific instructions. >> don't get away from your preparations, your attitude. make sure some of the younger guys get with some of the older guys as far as what they 20 through last year.

nl east. 108 days until kickoff. i know who is counting temple and penn state fans, it opens at the linc on september 5th.h one year under his belt he perfected the art of the selfie. what is the key to having a successful second season they are older and wiser and having 4-more scholarship players. >> it's a man's game and last year we were the last team in college football and playing with 17 and 18 and 19-year-old guys and others are playing with 20 and 22-year-old guys it makes a difference, i think you'll see a change and growth and we are confident in that. >> you may even see an all big defensive player tackle a tree, so what does the coach say when he saw anthony zedle take on the timber? you'll want to see that at 6:00. >>> tell me that tree was already uprooted. we'll find out. we are just a few hours away from the season finale of "dancing with the stars," that is here on 6 abc and after a dramatic night of performances, last night anticipation is building it's whittled down to three, it's anyone's guess who will win tonight. noah galloway and riker lynch and rumer willis will have one more cha

gaven nuse nl with stem cell research and now with my administration and all the people that work for us, today is great celebration of thatd vision now put into the implementation getting it done for the public. all of you got to see this incredible building and i begin by saying thank you to the arts commission. tom, and the artist and commission, i want to say thank you because you wrauck in and are immediately presented with a incredible honor of the spiral dedication and then the wall. before you get there you have the first responders applausee aand plaza and i know chief [inaudible] is proud of a big bell. she is hanging that bell over [inaudible] as much as she can, but we are all together here and we are all saying this is of course a place everyone will really feel good about working and it is what i know it to be that it is a safe building, it is is one that is equip with the finest epiidated equipment. whenia see the fire station here that has the latest not just doors but the type of change out rooms president breed that when you are on the fire commission you demanded it have because we know and have learned with our fire unions leadship and the fireman you h

you could tell -- we could nl hear them but you could tell that a deal was cut and they immediately turned to the presiding officer and voted aye and got it over the hump. gwen: they have export, inport -- that most people don't know who it is. >> it's so well. cantwell an other senators -- x.m. bank export sales is set to expire on june 1. there's quite a few conservatives who don't like it. they think it's a cooverpt give a-- corporate giveaway. they'd like to kill it. as odd as it sounds that was the pivot. >> so the trade bill cleared that senate hurd with some difficulty. now could it get through the house? charles: molly, it's got a tough road ahead in the house certainly it might. democrats in the house even more so than in the senate. many of them virilely oppose it. they've got an increasingly bad reputation among labor unions and liberal groups. so really it's an easy vote for almost any democratic congress to vote against this. and obama even more so in the house than in the senate is going to rely very heavily on republican votes. >> some of the comments twarled elizabeth warren was almost insulting an angry. what was your rea

nl space? >> many do. probably 50 percent of them take up the maintenance of the open space. the other 25 percent the home owners association do it and the other 25 percent the-donated to the city and more often than that the developers will donate if we take it on >> there is a greater greenville fund in your tear or, mayor white, is that a aspect that helps in all aspects? >> most of the major parks including fall parks came with endowment and easy to get the private sector to the see the vision of the park and be excited and want to buy into it. that is for extra maintenance for the park. one thing about parks too is they are changing. i don't think teng years ago anybody had a dog park, right? now people want a dog park. we are get aglot of density down town with lots and lots och high rise residential and i think it seem tooz be a requirement that if you live in high rise residential you must own 2 dogs. you have other politically speaking neighborhoods in the city when you talk about a dog park and they look at you like you're crazy. that is a emerging thing. in a urban area-you >> you brought it up so i'll pursue it. in sa

nl to the development agreement commitments. i want to ask about the 1500 tenderloin medi-cal managed care ben fishiaries. initially was there a eft to have 8 non profit clinics toperticipate. now it sems like the mso that has been selected allows us to move forward, but i want to cloe how many tenderloin medi-cal managed care ben fishraries do we expect with saint antany and north east [inaudible] >> i don't know if saint aenthanys is here, but my understanding there are about 500 or so medi-cal ben fishiaries who are part of saint aenthanys. meds cal ben fishiaries have choice so you can't just move them into a new system, they have the opportunities to go to whatever system they wish. they may remain a part of the health department network or have the opportunity to switch network squz participate with cpmc. the good part about the one of the great parts about the agreement between saint antean and name is saint antanys has room to grow in ways that other clinics our own denot. they estimate they have room to grow by 3 thousand lives so to see somewhere upwards och 10 thousand visits a year. they have room to help cpmc meet that need. >> i think a strong sentiment from the audi

nl to the development agreement commitments. i want to ask about the 1500 tenderloin medi-cal managed care ben fishiaries. initially was there a eft to have 8 non profit clinics toperticipate. now it sems like the mso that has been selected allows us to move forward, but i want to cloe how many tenderloin medi-cal managed care ben fishraries do we expect with saint antany and north east [inaudible] >> i don't know if saint aenthanys is here, but my understanding there are about 500 or so medi-cal ben fishiaries who are part of saint aenthanys. meds cal ben fishiaries have choice so you can't just move them into a new system, they have the opportunities to go to whatever system they wish. they may remain a part of the health department network or ha

nl east and eight games behind in the division. since bryce arounder put the offense -- harper put the offense on its back, the team has transformedo a powerhouse winning 13 of the first 17 games in may. nats resume play friday night at home against the phillys. that's your nats inside >>> police have identified the man they say killed a the savopoulos family and their housekeeper and he lived here 3500 block of westview lane in lanham n. is his picture. 34-year-old daron wint now charged with murder one while armed. police are offering a $25,000 cash reward if you can help find him. nikki? >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine live at the u.s. capitol. doug hughes, the 61-year-old mailman from florida who flew a screw row comenter -- gyrocopter through highly restricted air space and landed it on the lawn of the capitol is back in d.c. he's faces six federal charges, including two felony charges. he will be in court today at 1:45 and so will we. back to you in the studio. >>> monday is memorial day. this afternoon arlington national cemetery will prepare for memorial day with its flags in drill. troops will place the american flag in fr

it again. mr. walkoff hits his 10th career walkoff. nationals win 8-6. he now has the third most walkoffs in the national league history and the nats move to a tie for first in the nl >>> o's hosting the mariners. perhaps future orioles in the crowd. baltimore up 5-4. jimmy paredes is part of a four-rbi night. orioles win 9-4. rare night that both teams are home. >>> they missed graduation, but in their minds, it was worth it. the georgetown hoyas baseball team is headed to the post season for the first time in almost 30 years. the team packed up the buses today, departed for omaha in the big east tournament. here's coach pete wilkes on his team's achievement. >> they were playing with house money. nobody but the guys that grew up in that locker room believed that we were going to do this. that group in the locker room and the coaching staff saw that we had the ability to do this. >>> sticking with collegiate baseball, virginia looking to advance to pool play in the acc tournament. cavs up 9-0. daniel pineiro adds to it, a two-run shot to left. virginia wins 11-0, no problem. they will play miami tomorrow. >>> football games are going to look a little bit different

on this cinco de mayo we find it fitting that escobar, who is number 5 went 5 for 5 in the game. the nats have moved up to second place in the nlast. a win tonight and they are back to .500 on the season. before the game tonight, though many of the nats taking part in a photo shoot for the team's pet calendar. ryan zimmerman with dogs line us and miley. bryce harper and his dog striking a pose. bryce is good at posing. here's max scherzer with his pups. >> look at the size of that one. he's almost bigger than him. drew storen and his dog. fans who purchase a special pet day ticket will receive a nationals player/pet calendar. max scherzer's dogs will not make the calendar because they did their business in the outfield. their owner does the business on the field and the dog does the business too. sorry. >> i'm sure he's got bags in his back pocket for an occasion like that. thanks diana. >>> before we go a lot of you reacted to a story you saw last night about the danger outside a local hospital. today d.c. mayor bowser said she will look into that stretch of road. the mayor told pat collins she would evaluate the situation alo

it is those fans. >> bottom line never pick on the fans especially when they go to the ballpark, near last place. in fact, phillies in fourth in the nl. now, put that in perspective. they won six games straight. still 19 and 29. >> right. >> amaro said he's as psychs dollars as anyone about seeing the organization's best prospects in the big leagues but there is a process that they have to go through, by the way rubin amaro's contract expires, tend of the year. so see if he's renewed. >> yes, i think just the dis pace full part, we can't do what's best for the fans. >> yes. >> even if you think that, you don't have to say that. >> right. kind of pr position. >> right. okay, we have update now to story we brought you earlier this morning we now know nine soccer officials up from six and five corporate executives, were arrest bid swiss police in arrayed at luxury hotel in surround glike so they will be extradited to the u.s. on federal corruption charges the case involves bribes, totalling more than, listen to this, $100 million related to commercial deals dating back to the 1990's for soccer tournaments in the u.s. and in latin americ

hnt& .nl tt4wútbq@vt " iztq d'4 tt4wútbq@vt " jntq vwtt4wútbq@vt " lzt& n:( narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support, putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it'se. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the othe50 stes. the headlines tell the story... woman: "unfair treatment from washington." man: "thousands without medications." woman: "it's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." narartor: washington must act now to protect care for three and a half million u.s. citizens. before it's too late. alison: hours ago tlc pulled the plug on a popular show. scott: 19 kids and counting" taken off-air because of allegation of abuse regarding josh duggar. an old police report is used as proof. >> he has resigned from the executive director position at the family research council a christian public policy my industry known for the stances against same-sex marriage and abortion. josh duggar saying he is extremely sorry on facebook after a magazine exposed a police report where he is accused of molesting five underage girls. >> three of them were relatives. it was tro

it. the giants and a's don't play at home to much at the same time. that's happening this weekend. the champions are in first place in the nl west.. catching baseball out at at&t park last night. from one mvp to a former one, posey saying welcome. that's a two run shot to left. two for four on the night. second inning now a little defense for tim hudson. that's crawford running out into no man's land. images the nice bucket catch. curry appreciates the defense. this one a tight game. that is until the bottom half of the eighth. posey in the box a big shot here to left center. this one bounces over the fence. joe would score. crawford would single. the giants win. >>> the a's playing nice defense. getting clutch hits as of late. first place yankees in town and last night it was the bottom of the third. a's up one and two on for butler who hit this is one off the wall in left and just like that it's 2-0a's. stay in the third. steven boat finding the line there in right field and while that ball rolls away two runs two score. gray caused eight solid innings. he struck out five. giving up just a couple of runs. 6-2 on the season. oak