. >> public speaker: my name is john spencer. have been a member of the retirement system 41 years. i have been to only about three meetings. at everyone of those meetings it starts 10 after or 1:30 p.m.. i would like to see these meetings start on time or otherwise start a new starting time at 1:30 p.m. so everybody can be here at the starting time? >> thank you is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item no. 2. approval of the minutes of june 10 2015. >> approval on the minutes? >> i motion. >> let's get public comment on the minutes. >> seconded. >> thank you, president cohen. the june 10th minutes indicated i was going to attend the ethics commission meeting that day to testify that the ethics commission needs to conclude it's investigation of the two ethics complaints against commissioner wendy pass skin jordan. it turned out it was an interested person's meeting regarding the november ballot which occurred. i had to wait until june 29th to testify to the full ethics commission abou

and john spencer, another new horizons co-investigator from the southwest research institute. and with that, allen, it's all yours. >> thank you. i had a pretty good day yesterday. how about you? [ applause ] new horizons is now more than a million miles on the other side of pluto. that's how fast we're moving. having made close approach yesterday morning. the spacecraft is in good health. it's communicated with the earth again for a period of a number of hours this morning, beginning about 5:50. we got data down from five of the scientific instruments already. we're going to report on some of those results. but frankly, we're just skimming the top of it. there's a lot in just the things we're going to talk to you about. we have big news. from the first resolved image of hydra, pluto's outer-most moon, the sharing has been active. [ applause ] and there are mountains in the quaker belt. you'll enjoy that. the system is amazing. now, all of our news today relates to the surfaces of pluto, and its satellite. we'll be talking more about the surfaces in the press event on friday d

and john spencer another new horizons co-investigator from the southwest research institute. and with that, allen it's all yours. >> thank you. i had a pretty good day yesterday. how about you? [ applause ] new horizons is now more than a million miles on the other side of pluto. that's how fast we're moving. having made close approach yesterday morning. the spacecraft is in good health. it's communicated with the earth again for a period of a number of hours this morning beginning about 5:50. we got data down from five of the scientific instruments already. we're going to report on some of those results. but frankly, we're just skimming the top of it. there's a lot in just the things we're going to talk to you about. we have big news. from the first resolved image of hide dra pluto's outer-most moon the sharing has been active. [ applause ] and there are mountains in the quaker belt. you'll enjoy that. the system is amazing. now, all of our news today relates to the surfaces of pluto, and its satellite. we'll be talking more about the surfaces in the press event on friday do

and john spencer, another new horizons co-investigator from the southwest research institute. and with that, alan it is all yours. >> thanks! i had a good day yesterday. how about you? [applause] new horizontal is now more than a million miles on the other side of pluto that is how fast we are moving. having the closest approach yesterday morning. the spacecraft is in good health communicating with the earth again for a number of hours this morning beginning about 5:50. we got data from the five scientific instruments already and we will report on some of those results but we are just skimming the top of it. there is a lot in just the things we will talk to you about. we have big news. from the first resolve image of pluto's outer most moon the discovery that chiron has been active. go ahead. [applause] and there are mountains in the belt. this system is amazing. all of your news today relates to the surfaces of pluto and its satellite. we will talk more about the surfaces in the precedent on friday down at nasa head quarters but we will bring in atmosphere results as well. i

and john spencer another new horizons coinvestigator in the southwest research institute. with that, alan, it is all yours. >> i had a pretty good day yesterday, how about you question mark -- how about you? [applause] >> while new horizons is more than a million miles on the other side of pluto, that is how fast we are moving, having made close approach yesterday morning, it communicated with the earth again for a number of hours this morning beginning about 5:50. we got data down from five of the scientific instruments are ready and we will report on some of those results. frankly, we're just giving the top of it. there is a lot in the things we will talk about. we have big news from the first resolved image of hydra, pluto's most active moon, we discovered that charon has been active. [applause] >> and there are mountains in the kuiper belt. this system is amazing. all of our news today relates to the surfaces of pluto and its satellites. we will be talking more about the surfaces in the press event on friday down in nasa headquarters, but we will also be bringing in at

joe bass, john coleman roy spencer and the watts watts, extremist.ughter] u.n. -- u.n., anthony. [laughter] >> there used to be a thing on broadway off-broadway and i think sam shepard wrote one end at one point there was a stillborn baby and they just buried in the yard and nobody mentioned it. even though no one mentioned it the less they talked about it the worse it got it affected employs and everything they did. if they can redo the third assessment report of the ipcc they would not put everything on the hockey stick. they think they can get away with just not mentioning a but to ignore that try not to catch his eye. the fascinating thing about this emails isn't the science with the doubts that were well known but the fact the actual personal relationships between may and and those who sound like his battered wife. they tried to avoid another slap from him but didn't actually want to get out and walk away. but they have to walk away from a hockey stick and peace seemed to do so for the integrity of science and [applause] this conference is calle

john coleman. climate change denier roy spencer. anthony watts climate change denier extremist.ughter] un command that a. you know, there used know, there used to be a thing on broadway. jim mentioned they used to be a thing off broadway. sam shepard wrote one. some inbred appellation family. at one time there had been a still more baby. they would bury they would bury it out regarding no one mentioned it. even though no one mentioned it the less they talked about it the worse they worst they got. it still infected and poisoned everything they did and that is what they're trying to do now. now. if they could redo the third assessment report, they would not put everything on the hockey stick. i think that they can get away which is not mentioning it just ignoring it but try not to catch mycommands i. the fascinating thing about those emails is not all the science stuff the doubts they expressed that were well-known, but the actual personal relationships between man and these porsche loves to sound like battered wives. you know they are trying to avoid another slap him but don't w

john coilman. momentum change denier roy spencer. anthony wattses. climate change deny extremist.applause] >> you win anthony. there used to be a thing on broadway jim mentioned i have a liking for broadway. used to be a thing adjust broadway a fashion for plays a few years ago i think sam shepherd wrote one where it was an inbred appalachian family and at one point there was a still-born baby the just buried it in the yard and no one mentioned it, and even though no one mentioned it, the less they talked about it, the worse it got. it still infected and poisoned everything they did. and that is what they're trying to do now with the hockey stick. if they could redo the third assessment report of the ipcc, they would not put everything on the hockey stick. and they think they can get away with just not mentioning it. just not looking at. i. just ignoring it. trying not to catch michael mann's eye. the fascinating thing about the climategate e-mails is not the science stuff where the doubts they andded were well-known, but the fact that -- but the actual personal relationships betw

tomorrow night susan spencer brings her report. >> john and ann bender abandoned wall street and usingosta rica rainforest. but their dream ended when in 2010 john bender died from a single gunshot to his head. it was said he was always suicidal and she tried to get the gun away from him. >> reporter: a kfen court said it was murder. after they afterward they said there wasn't enough to present a conviction. >> i can't leave the country. >> reporter: for ann and her husband john costa rica had once been paradise. four floors 50,000 square feet, no walls or windows at all. >> we built the house to our taste, which is crazy. >> the house was the scene of a wildlife refuge. >> it was love at first sight for both of us. >> reporter: but a friend said the peace and happiness they had it was not meant to be. according to a reporter and cbs consultant, that withdrew bought guns hired guards and livinged in near total isolation and just after midnight on january 8th 2010 ann designs waking up to see her husband pointing a gun at his head. >> i tried to grab the gun. >> were you able to get it?

spencer thank you. >>> another hot day today in our hot wave is far from over. in fact it will feel more uncomfortable out there tomorrow. >> storm team 4 meteorologist veronica john son has details. vj? >> yeah, the remainder of july both hot and humid. today briefly our heat index value got to around 99. next couple of days expected to be even higher. er with 75 behind storms and temperatures back up and humidity in the air that 82 feels like 89 degrees. well, today we were there. this week, way up here. with triple digit heat index values. what is it going it feel like? and yes while the storms faded on radar, most of them south of 64 will not only be dealing with high heat and humidity as we get ready to wrap up july. but also, our storm chances will be going up. i'll show you what day we have the best chance of seeing those strong storms roll through here and just how oppressive this week will feel. guys? >> thanks, vj. >>> new at 11:00 two murder investigations right now in the district. the first occurred right outside d.c. police headquarters. investigators say just after 3:00 this afternoon two people pulled out knives and attacked a man at 4th and e stre

john legere is -- that the magenta thing ain't working? >> it's working. >> it's working. i mean you can call he's like elijah, he's always there. spencerot recently because of the still low downgrade. >> there used to be a guy in central park named mr. purple. he used to have a nice organic garden before those came into effect in the village. this is when i was a kid. >> i think the more important one is this united technologies. i found it very disappointing. this is a business i'm beginning to worry about that it's sitting on the bottom of the bay. >> really? >> 24 hours ago you were talking act how great commercial construction is in this country. >> nonresidential and they're not participating. this number, i was looking at it. the otis numbers for revenues and profits disappointing to me. people are beginning to think elevators are in secular decline. >> then you have a move -- i'm not sure what's the plan? >> when you sell a company, and your stock goes down and the other stock goes up it tends to tell the story. and lock key martin houston, she is the most underappreciated ceo. never will do tv. i've begged her to go on tv. i'm

john kerry was doing at the same time. my contention based on that experience in those particular cases it was not as stock as it was with spencer baucus where you had one day this information came but in light of that that i said we should have a requirement that members of congress have blind trusts when it comes to stock investments. i think it makes no sense to allow our members of congress to actively trade, buy and trade and sell stocks at their own free will while they are making decisions in health care, national defense, the economy in general that has has joy profound effect on the stock prices of companies and i think the affordable care act in 2009 was a prime example of that. >> next caller from durum n.c. richard, good afternoon. >> bill nye deal on a blind trust. questioned going back to the donation by george stephanopoulos to the foundation. i am puzzled on why that is bad because if i'd donate to a charity that doesn't discourage me from challenging the charity leaders or the charity. i can stop them needing any time i once. shields saying he who pays the piper calls the tune. george stephanopoulos is the one p