supervisors, i am janie white as i said. i'm the medical leave program manager with the city's department of human resources. the civil services commission and the department of human resources have worked on these amendments. we are here to request your approval on the amendments to the series 20 civil service rules for governing and employees. it alliance with the new california healthy workplace healthy family act that came effective july 21, 2015. the city will stream line it's leave management processes and reduce the burden of complying with multiple rules. it will grant sick leave to employees who have been exempt from an accruing sick leave at the regular rate. that will be a new accrual rate of 1 hour for every 30 hours worked for employees who are currently casual and seasonal laborers who do not accrue sick leave. it provides access to sick leave from six 6 months to the 90th day of employment and this is consistent with state law. the proposal expands the covered reasons for using sick leave to now include employ

. >> but we had jimmy hendricks and janis joplin, we had concerts. we were totally the coolest. >> jimmy: so you'd do all top ten songs? you have the artists there playing? >> we wouldn't have the artists. we'd be doing them. >> jimmy: you would sing them yourself. >> gisele mckenzie -- >> jimmy: you performed with jimi hendrix? >> no! no, we would do the -- like maybe the top five songs or the top four or something. then we would have a concert with jimi hendrix. >> jimmy: i see. >> with janis joplin. >> jimmy: i can't imagine the archies and janis and jimi on the same show but that was that era. >> no, they were on with us kid. >> they were on with you. "laugh-in" was after that? >> yes, that show got canceled and i had the offer to go on "laugh-in" but i had thought it would be hip tore go on this show with the tie-in to "billboard" with janis joplin, jimi hendrix, people like that. >> jimmy: sometimes it doesn't pay to be cool. >> no. it's true. >> jimmy: i don't know if you saw me playing my clarinet with huey lewis but that's proof. >> so true.

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> remarkable. they spent five weeks planning it and they were housed in the honor block for good behavior. >> now they've ruined it for all the inmates who behave. now they don't have some of the privileges because these two guys abused those privileges and escaped. >> and they've actually upped security in prisons throughout america after hearing about this story. >>> coming up, saving big while getting fit. how you can make the most out of your gym membership. >> and what 20 do if you're looking to get out of it. you're watching an "world ♪ >>> well, the business of weight loss is a $60 billion a year industry with many companies fully aware how consumers spend those dollars. >> which is why it's often difficult to cut back on expenses like gym memberships. abc's mara schiavocampo has easy tips that can save you hundreds of dollars. >> with a newborn and 2-year-old, new mom terry's fitness regime costs her over $1,000 a year. >> i was paying $85 a month for the gym and wasn't using it enough to j

here's abc's linzie janis. >> your heart sinks, like i'm the worst mom. >> reporter: they call it mommy guilt. >> i'm distracted and not focussed on the kids and foal like -- feel like such a failure. >> reporter: take a look online and you'll find moms with the same sense of inadequacy. >> i felt guilty because i couldn't be the classroom mom, because i couldn't go on every field trip. >> i've got to go to work. >> reporter: moms like alison o'kelly, who have full time jobs. >> you're going to get in trouble. do you want a time out? >> reporter: do you feel a lot of guilt? >> i do feel that guilt, especially when i'm trying to get away from my children to get some work done. >> reporter: more than 70% of moms these days are juggling work and kids, but now some are feeling a lot like alison, wishing they could focus more on their family. the harvard business school released a survey revealing that 37% of millennial women plan to leave work for family, compared with 28% of gen-x women. what happened to the dream of having it all? >> reporter: this author says working moms shouldn't give

abc's linzie janis has more. >> reporter: they call it mommy guilt. >> i just feel like such a failurer: take a look online and you'll find endless moms confessing the same nagging sense of inadequacy. >> i feel guilty because i couldn't be the classroom mom. >> reporter: moms like allison hon have full-time jobs. >> i got to work. i do feel that guilt, especially when i'm trying to get away from my children to get some work done where i feel like gosh, i wish i could just focus on my kids. >> reporter: and a growing number of professional women may be doing just that. in may, the harvard business school released a survey that showed 37% of millenial women plan to leave work for family. compared with 28% of again x women and 17% of baby boomers. so what happened to the dream of having it all? >> women with big jobs have much more balanced lives than people often think they do. >> reporter: laura vander camp says it's alive and kicking. for allison, there's no line dividing work and family time. so laura suggests setting clear boundaries by employing what she calls a split shift. >> if

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janis allegededly punched a cop, and when she was tried to take into custody, her brother punched one of them, and both now face assault charges. >>> first time since the cancer diagnose, jimmy carter taught sunday school in his hometown, the message of love and faith drawing people from around the world. we have that story tonight from plains, georgia. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning! >> reporter: it was the 689th time jimmy carter taught sunday school, but this lesson was different. >> well, i don't have any other radiations scheduled, but i have four sessions of a supplemental medicine, and it takes about a half hour to get an iv, so that's enough of that subject. >> reporter: three days after revealing he started treatment for cancer in his brain, today, he took on another tough subject. love. >> i would say that just being able to admit you might be mistaken -- [ laughter ] and -- [ laughter ] the other person might be right -- [ laughter ] is a very important aspect of christianity and it's an important aspect of love as well. >> reporter: to hear that message, hundr

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>> linzie janis reporting tonight, thanks. >>> a new and chilling terror arrest tonight right here in america. this young couple from mississippi, newlyweds captured as they were about to board a plane. they allegedly planned to tell friends and family they were going on their honeymoon but authorities say they had a much different plan and here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: in this high school photo from homecoming court, she doesn't look at all like she's on her way to jihad but tonight federal authorities say 20-year-old jaelyn young confessed, telling them she and her new husband were traveling to joyce isis in syria. just this spring she was studying chemistry at mississippi state. >> i know the kind of person that she is, and this doesn't make any sense. she was so smart, top of her class, studying to be a doctor. >> reporter: authorities say she praise the attack in chattanooga last month where four marines were killed. young and 22-year-old muhammad dakhlalla were arrested, planning to fly delta airlines on to turkey. investigators say from there they planned to slip in

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meteorologist janis dean and i were on the air together as hurricane katrina devastated the gulf coast. that was ten years ago. >> yes, i'll never forget it. we were just here watching. >> yes. >> and imagining what the people there were going through. >> at the time you and i were on, it was the strongest in its life span. it was a category 5 with 160 mile-per-hour sustained winds. it took up the gulf of mexico. people ask me what comes to mind when you think of being a forecaster for over ten years, what's the worst storm you've ever covered? katrina. >> it is the perfect storm. >> it was. >> it was the perfect storm. >> because of the sea level and a lot of new orleans is below sea level. we all read about it being a bowl, the storm surge was going to come over and fill up the bowl which was new orleans. we have to stress not only was new orleans affected but parts of alabama and mississippi, parts of those areas were completely devastated with a record storm surge. when it made landfall it was a category 3. it didn't matter. now we see what the damage was. >> i remember the anticip

linzie janis is here with the latest. good morning, linzie. >> hot air balloon crashed.as supposed to be a picturesque hot air balloon ride over rural pennsylvania saturday evening. the passenger posting these photos to facebook right before their flight took a terrifying turn. >> very surreal event. i watch them all the time. flying across. you know, it looked like they were moving at a very fast speed. >> reporter: the pilot landing the balloon in a hay field. but the ride didn't end there. according to police, as the balloon starts deflating it collapses on to nearby power line, shocking all three on board. >> we're getting reports that there's one of them in cardiac arrest. they're going to try cpr. >> reporter: the pilot and two passengers badly burned. and the electric shock stopping 48-year-old davis' heart. >> when the balloon crew realizes the female was in cardiac arrest, one of the members actually started cpr on the female in an attempt to revive her. >> reporter: davis and her fiance, 53-year-old robert spencer, airlifted to a hospital burn center for treatm

and having said that, janis, i could not have done it without you. i'm telling the truth. [ laughter ] in fact she did before i did. we did. what you don't know i will tell you. every inch of this, every group that came to san francisco, we had something to do with them in what they did in this city. you name it. we saw at nighttimes what you can probably see on television because we felt very strongly that the voice of those folks who came through san francisco, that led me to be here. we never gave in to their philosophy. we have philosophy and a commitment and an unconditional love as a base. there were moments where it was getting pretty tight at times. actively came here. secondly, we had also to begin to relate closely and openly with gay and lesbian groups. we could find ways in this community, large population of gays and lesbians. that was very important. so we identified with whatever the movement was. so as a leader to the nation we responded to the gay and lesbian community. the third thing is i don't know if you know this or not but we h

abc's linzie janis has the story. >> reporter: overnight detroit tigers pitching superstar and three time mlb strikeout champion justin verlander taking on the league's leaders urging more netting to protect fans after a foul ball hit this woman in the face friday night. >> they will take her out of the ballpark now. ooh. back in the seats. >> reporter: the fan was sitting behind the home team dugout when she was hit. the hurtling baseball leaving a welt on the side of her head. she was carried out of the stadium on a stretcher wearing a neck brace and taken to a nearby hospital released on saturday. be addressed immediately. >> reporter: players and fans alike now calling for change after a season seemingly plagued by fan injuries. in july red sox fan stefanie wapenski hit by a foul ball at fenway park. >> there was no reaction time. i did see it coming. broken bat flying into the stands striking another woman in june. >> seems like something happens once a game where a ball just misses a fan or, you know, inevitably it's always like small kids. >> reporter: season ticket holders ev

. -- janis is and fund that looks like it has not done well recently.e stocks have held up better in his environment. alix: thank you so much for talking about the last four days in the market. joe: we will be right back. ♪ alix: "what'd you miss?" tiffany earnings out tomorrow before the bell. take a look at my bloomberg terminal for the one thing you need to know. how sales are doing in asia. joe: another thing tomorrow, we will get the jobless and i really like this because it is high-frequency. we get it every week, has been low, but is sensitive. if the economy is about to deteriorate, we will see their first -- there first. alix: have a wonderful evening. it has been a crazy day. it has been a crazy day. joe: ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. emily: technology companies once again leaving today's rally, but some venture capitalists say don't get too excited. i'm emily chang in this is "

we turn to linzie janis, in new york. >> reporter: good evening. that federal building in lower manhattan houses an immigration court as well as veteran health services. the 68-year-old walking in just after 5:00 p.m., and opening fire, hitting that private security guard in the upper body. we've just learned he did not make it. the gunman then turning the gun on himself. the scene, chaotic. roads are closed, and police are >> linzie, thank you. >>> next to another developing headline, hurricane danny gathering strength. at this hour, a category three storm. winds up to 115 miles per hour. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking it all. >> this is the strongest storm in this part of the tropics in five years. it will weaken towards the caribbean. they need the rain, so they will take a weakening storm. and tropical storm kilo, in the vicinity of hawaii by tuesday or wednesday of next week. >> and the other storm you're tracking? >> severe weather in the midwest. here's the risk area tomorrow. the front pushing through the dakotas dakotas, and to

linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> do you know what, for about $200, you can buy one of those helmet to keep with you. >> you know, a lot of people, they do it for safety, but a lot of people do it for recreation. they want to see what they can catch and they're looking around, making videos and all that good stuff. there's another use for it, as well. >> safety, absolutely. >>> coming up, a major announcement from the dr. dre and surprise news about the cast of "ghostbusters." >>> and the box office challenge from tom cruise in "mission: impossible." "the skinny" is next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ ski ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> and topping "the skinny" this morning, "mission: impossible" topping the box office. "rogue nation," the fifth movie in the franchise, opened big this weekend, taking in $56 million domestically and $116 million worldwide. that's the second highest debut in the series. >>> and fans keep coming back for more of tom cruise and his crazy stunts. this time, the movie's opening scene shows cruise hanging onto the si

janis is a find it now managed by bill gross. fund now managed by bill gross. can see it is not done too well lately. there are folks who have held up better in this environment. alix: good stuff. thanks guys, for recapping this crazy last four days in the market. joe: we will be right back. alix: i am alix steel. do not miss earnings out tomorrow. inside my bloomberg terminal for the one thing you need to know thehat sales are in asia-pacific region. joe: another thing you don't want to miss, jobless claims. i like this because it is a high-frequency economic data point, every week. it is sensitive. if the economy is starting to deteriorate, we might see it there first, because we get it so frequently. something to watch. alix: have a wonderful weekend. it has bee ♪ ♪ in new yorkstudios city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: misty copeland is here. last month, she became the first african-american woman to be named principal dancer of the american ballet theater in its 75-year history. the news came a few days after her new york debut in "swan lake." she began

>> janis. producers asked, any pictures of you in high school.ver ask. >> touring with megadeath. took me several hours to get that hairdo intact. >> that was a perm, couldn't wash it a few days. >> i remember. yes. >> this is air band competition. i wish i took first prize for doing pointer sisters. >> i saw you on gretchen carlson's show doing that you are really good. >> love it. one of my favorite things to do. >> we'll come back to you for the weather in a minute. first, read you headlines that you missed while you were sleeping overnight. state of emergency declared in the state of california. more than a dozen wildfires scorched that state. you're safe, tucker. now one firefighter unfortunately is dead because of all of this. 38-year-old david rule was brought in from south dakota to help fight one of these fires. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> dry and windy conditions helping to spread the flames and making fighting those fires a lot tougher. >> they are calling it a gut wrenching decision. the coast guard suspending its se

here's linzie janis. >> oh, back in the seats in a hurry. >> reporter: you can hear the reaction in the stands. barely a second after the ball comes off the bat, it smacks a woman in the face. she was sitting behind the detroit tigers dugout friday night. paramedics taking her to the hospital where she spent the night. justin verlander, it was the last straw. >> it's something that needs to be addressed. immediately. >> reporter: in july, stefanie wapenski also hit by a foul ball at fenway park in boston. >> there was no reaction time. bat flying, striking another woman in the head at the same stadium in june. but in a sport obsessed with statistics, there isn't one for how many times fans get hurt. one study estimates that number is 1,750 every year. the most dangerous places to sit are often the most desirable and expensive. along the first and third baselines. in recent years, pro baseball bosses have resisted attempts by some fans to require stadiums to put up protective netting in those areas. the league saying catching a foul ball is all part of the fan experience. but tonight tel

lindsay janis on the scene for us. >> it was called in as a mass casualty >> reporter: a powerful storm, packing 75-mile-per-hour winds, ripping this packed circus tent right out of the ground, more than a hundred parents and children inside. >> all of the sudden, these big metal poles that are holding up the tent start coming out of the ground. >> we have an infant in the back. >> reporter: richard young and his 6-year-old daughter annabelle dead. 32 others rushed to local hospitals. heidi medeiros threw herself on top of her 3-year-old son. >> it was terrifying, you just hear the screaming children and the crying and honest to god my son's blood curdling screams is something that will haunt my dreams for the rest of my life. >> reporter: the terror unfolding. just 15 minutes into a performance like this one by walker brothers international circus. that storm part of the same system racing through the northeast, downing huge trees, leaving thousands without power. and it's the second deadly tent collapse caused by storms this week. a man dying sunday at a music festival outside chicago

. >> he loved his kids, janis, his wife and i know they're going to >> and dawkins also leaves behindur churn. the sixers released a statement calling dawkins an absolute legend. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> just about ten minutes after 4:00. here we go again, another cool start this morning. the temperatures running a little bit cooler than yesterday. just like the last couple of days, nice and comfortable during the afternoon. the humidity stays low as the temperatures climb back into the 80s this afternoon and we'll go warmer this weekend. we're looking for a warmup. we will reach into the 90s over the weekend. right now, 59 degrees. reading seeing a few scattered clouds, no rain with the clouds. 66 degrees in philadelphia and cape may is in the clear at 59 degrees. there's a clear view of beach avenue. another sunny day at the shore, another day with afternoon temperatures near ç80 degrees right on the beach. just inland, it will be into the 80s. there you can see completely clear in cape may. with those scattered clouds in the readin

. >> "new york live" is up next with janis and jackie. have a great day, everybody. >>> happy thursday, everybody. thanks for tuning in to "new york live." we have such a fabulous show on the way for you today. sarah continues to be off for her vacation and filling in is miss sunshine herself, janice huff. >> i forgot to said enough said. >> my tag line. >> that's your tag line. >> coming up right here, it is the age-old question every foodie must ask, what is the best burger in new york city? we're going to the battle of the bugger. >> one of my favorite battles of all time. he's stealing seens in a very funny new movie "american ultra," emmy-winning star, tony hale is in the house. >> hello, sir! >> hello there. >> can't wait to talk to him. first, it was an emotional night for one of the biggest pop stars in the world. 14 months after the birth of her first child, kelly clarkson has announced she's pregnant. >> the reveal didn't come from a press release or magazine interview. it actually happened unplanned and on stage. take a look. [

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we turn to linzie janis, in new york. >> reporter: good evening. that federal building contains veteran health services. he has been said to be a veteran. and he turned the gun on himself, shooting and killing himself. the security guard, not surviving. the scene described as chaotic, and police still trying to contain it. >> linzie, thank you. >>> next to another developing headline, hurricane danny gathering strength. now the first major hurricane of the atlantic season. at this hour, a category three storm. winds up to 115 miles per hour. we're learning more about the potential track of this hurricane, and also the severe weather this weekend. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking it all. first, the track of this thing. >> this is the strongest storm in this part of the tropics in five years. it will weaken towards the caribbean. it will hit the islands monday, tuesday, wednesday. they need the rain, so they will take a weakening storm. of greater concern to the u.s., the 50th state. tropical storm kilo, in the vicinity of hawaii by tuesday

linzie janis has the details. >> reporter: a perfect storm of mistakes, a botched response, passengersot wearing seat belts and most of all, a driver too tired to be behind the wheel. >> the drivers have a professional responsibility to do the right thing. >> reporter: 14 months after the new jersey turnpike crash that left median tracy morgan seriously injured and another man dead, the national transportation safety board says the 35-year-old walmart truck driver had been awake for 28 straight hours. investigators say kevin roper came speeding into a conduction zone at 65 miles per hour slamming on the brakes just two seconds before before smashing into the lynn mo van sending it into three other cars, then flipping it on its side. one thick investigators don't very, roper's point of view. he's refused to talk. >> we tried to work through his attorneys, through his employers but in the end, no, we couldn't speak to him. he declined to be interviewed. >>> meanwhile roper's lawyer is saying his client would dispute the agencies conclusions. investigators know that morgan and his entoura