and the building behind it was formerly john collins but if we wanted open existing from those recuperates across the property line that would be something that pg a would be interested in talking about. and activating the spaces. so i wanted to assure the directors that these are a part of the center operation and a great deal of care went into their placement and we've attempted to look at apply patrick's suggestions and alternatives for those programs but believe that the approach we're carrying forward is the best design solution to provide those functions and be happy to answer any questions you have about them >> are there any questions from board members. >> yeah, i'm glad to hear hair the report because mr. patrick and i met in the park a couple of weeks ago. i agree we have to do a stand-alone evaluation but at the end what are your plans and, you know, and if they had come to fruittion i think we're going to do the right thing and being cognizant we have to have our own criteria to abide by >> any questions? i appreciate i looking at into this. >> yeah, and the potential. >> i'm

andrew collins tweeted, "i guess john inverdale's dad said, john, you'll never be a looker.orts broadcaster. >>> number three. forget pizza joints and hardware stores, a little league team in ohio has the black keys. the band from akron sponsored a team where the drummer once played. it's almost as cool as chico's male bond. the ba

john buchannon as well. so finally in january, the selection committee voted to appoint collin bailey. however, we had to be in sync with his board and he was not able to inform his board until yesterday. that was the time lapse and that is why we canceled the march 14th board meeting because there was no point to have it. we had to vote to appoint him because by our charter we appoint, not elect. the selection committee votes on it and it goes to the board and our board today voted to appoint him, both in the section of our board meeting. it was to afford him the courtesy to talk to his own board and the people he needed to talk to before we could inform our board. and that was unfortunately a time lag of about 6 weeks. and he of course wanted to give proper notice and that's why he will not be officially joining us until june 1st. >> any other questions? okay. well thank you all very

john yang say i rode a bluebird bus. we're working with freight liners, collins and we've developed with them, rauch technologies.d with bluebird and they've created this lpg engine that is unbelievable. we've taken now 1,000 buses, put them on the road this year. largest contract on the road in omaha. but we're taking $3.65 gallon diesel down to 1.60 and locked it in for three years. that's without a 50 cent discount from the government, who gives us an alternate fuels tack. i don't count on that 50 cents back, but if it does, i'm now paying $1.10. long-term, it's a lead. it's going to be huge. that's going to drive our rh owe down from 83, 85% down into the 70% range for this coming fiscal year, which just started 2014. >> i sure wish more people would listen to you because i'm trying -- we had to convince navastar to lower the cost of the capital of this engine. get those costs out of the way. don't make me pay for those. there's 500,000 school vehicles on the road every day. as i said, the government owns 66% of these things. fleets are getting older and older. 12-year life. they've got to replace 42,000 a ye

john mayer performing in mountain view. north bay drag races get underway at sonoma raceway tonight. >> collin rush was up there covering the drag races and he told me that was gridlocked try to go into either direction out of sonoma. >> that is before this? >> before anything happened with the bay bridge. >> and of course it's friday night commute which is tough. you're looking at skyway right now. you can see it's absolutely gridlocked for those drivers on the lefthand side of the screen trying to make their way east across the bay bridge. keep in mind that traffic is merging in with cars. that is enormous. >> we can see is how far back it snakes and all the of the other streets connecting to this. but goits -- it's going to take a long time. we have another live picture for you and that mcarthur maze is rarely this clear. you can see traffic heading towards bay bridge where significant back sup going to be taking place for anyone trying to get into san francisco. >> it's a mess we'll continue to follow this for you again on twitter. right now, we want to talk about president obama. he'll ab warding medal of honor tho-to-

johns hopkins for saving his life. >> they've given me the help. >> reporter: this year doctors will have $38 million less for research due to sequestration. the director of the national institutes of health, dr. francis collinsit has been forced to slash other institutions as well. >> might have imbt next breakthrough in cancer, the start of the next person's career to win the nobel prize shall-- we'll never know. oar are now prospective medical researchers may have to look elsewhere, even out of the country. >> this is not the only year. we will lose ginnations of tam -- generations of talent and research that will improve the lives of our american people and have an impact on our economy all because we can't come up with finding reductions in our public debt of $100 million a year. >> reporter: for jose, the sequester placed a price on the very research that saved his life, and that which could save throws who suffer from cancer, heart disease and other deadly diseases in the future. >> of all the diseases we talked about today, i don't know what the heck these people are thinking in washington. >> reporter: in east

up by one agent, john connolly, his handler, and john morris, the corrupt supervisor who just testified. >> woodruff: in a few seconds left, kevin collin, sounds like they're not putting up much defense, is what you are saying. >> i remember talking to gwen about this a couple weeks ago, judy, and i said that the defense went in there and copped to about 80% of the indictment. >> woodruff: right. >> they admitted he's a racketeer and extortionist, so they're specific arguing that he's not an informant. and they hope that while he admits to these other things that he'll be able to convince the jury he didn't kill those women, the two women he's charged with. that's what he can't live with. the strategy is "i've admitted to these other things, why don't you believe me when i say i didn't kill these women?" >> woodruff: kevin cullen with "the boston globe." the trial resumes on monday. thank you. >> thank you, judy. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: the egyptian army suspended the constitution and removed president mohamed morsi. an interim government was installed until new elections can be held. hundreds of thousands o

. >>> pope francis announced that pope john paul ii will be made a saint by the end of the year. and a flash flood west of fort collinst several roads. now it is back to lockup. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >> last call. come on. >> at the louisville metro department of corrections jail, lunchtime means the cellophane-wrapped meals most everyone here calls szabos. >> the reason we call them szabos is because years ago our vending company was called szabo and they made the sandwiches at the time. and we no longer use them, but the name stuck with the sandwiches. >> would you eat that szabo right now? >> no, i would not. >> why? >> why? well, for one thing inmates prepare it. >> inmates like brian walden. >> what you do is you lay five rolls, four pieces of bread with two pieces of mustard, two pieces of cheese, three cookies, and then you just wrap them up. a szabo wrap. i won't touch them. i mean, i've got to touch them, but i don't like to. >> but making szabos earns walden $3 a day, and he appreciates that. >> it comes in handy because i'm indigent. i don't have people to come vi

ton, d.c., july 9, i hereby appoint the honorable chris collins to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2013, the

others baring is all is collin copper knick and gary player quite a bit older than everyone else. johnl of the washington wizards. 17 players overall. private parts strategically covered. >> bill: which magazine is this? >> espn the magazine. 17 naked athletes for you. >> they do this every year. if you want to feel really, really horrible about yourself, go take a look at these professional athletes who look like they've been carved out of rock with their clothes off. >> it's amazing. >> bill: i think i won't look at it then. >>> you're going to the gym. >> next year, buddy. when they do the stars of political talk. >> it was a state lunch at the white house yesterday. for kids. president and mrs. obama hosting the 54 winners of a recipe contest to promote healthy eating. one of the 8 to 12-year-olds came from every state territory and district of columbia. "usa today" reports that some of the winning recipes were prepared by the white house kitchen including alaskan seviche with mango zucchini pancakes and passion fruit banana smoothies. >> kids like seviche. >> what 8-year-old can m

ton, d.c., july 9, i hereby appoint the honorable chris collins to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2013, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour ebate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip each, to five minutes but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. i will be on the floor again talking about the failed policy in afghanistan. mr. speaker, most people in my district know i've signed over 11,000 letters, condolence letters of families who lost loved ones in afghanistan and iraq because of the unnecessary war we fought in iraq. in the last two weeks we were ome for the july fourth break. they were two weekends

collin who's been in the courtroom. co-authored a book on whitey bulger. covering the trial, tweeting every colorful moment. and there have been many colorful moments. also johnber of whitey bulger's winter hill gang. welcome to both of you. kevin, first to you. you've been in and out of this courtroom for every single bit of this. i want to get to this. fleming mouthed a phrase i can't mention on television directly to whitey bulger. tell me about that and the tone in the courtroom. >> one thing, stevie flemmy speaks very fast. he came right out of the box. we only got ten minutes of flemmy. what he did say, brooke, that was very significant was that whitey bulger was an informant. when asked how do you know he was informant, he basically said, well, i was an informant, too. and we always met with john connolly, our handler. john connolly was enter deuintr me by whitey bulger. >> there were curse words being mouthed between flemmy and bulger. this wasn't the first time in the courtroom. >> i'll tell you, brooke. these guys from southie should have their mouths washed out with soap. they drop the "f" bombs. it sounds more like a locker room than a courtroom i