lastly, let me address europe. the army is now rotating armored brigade combat teams around the globe. rotating in korea and they're rotating in europe. in the regular army there are nine armored brigade combat teams. there's also one in the middle east. so you can do the math. you have somebody in motion all the time. so we believe the security environment in europe is increasingly unstable and an armored brigade combat team will help increase deterrence in europe. given some of the latest activities that we have seen from the russians and what ms. hicks addressed. number two, nato allies lack sufficient armored units. number three, it could be used for potential contingencies in the middle east. and fourth, deploying from the united states takes time that we may not have. the commission, again, believes that forward stationing a bct team in europe would require minimal additional staffing. the details on all these issues can be found in the army of the future and in the apache transfer chapter. thank you, mr. cha

know wants to lose their prized possessions and fled insurance you can take out flowed insurance and lastly we have a grant program at the public utilities commission for eligible pertaining to help to protect their property from flooding and finally if flooding 311 we're monitoring that our crews without with the department of public works and that's the best way to respond to our concerns thank you. >> thank you very much, michael this time i'd like to acknowledge our partner here with us today ashley from the meals an wheels, bruce makinna with the corporation thank you. >> major sheryl with salvation army and marty with project open hand thank you. >> and charles from st. anthony's and berry anderson from pg&e that concludes our press conference we'll stick around and answer questions if i want to do individual interviews thank you all for coming thank interviews thank you all for coming thank ui want to do indi interviews thank you all for coming thank want to do indivi interviews thank you all for coming thank

know wants to lose their prized possessions and fled insurance you can take out flowed insurance and lastly we have a grant program at the public utilities commission for eligible pertaining to help to protect their property from flooding and finally if flooding 311 we're monitoring that our crews without with the department of public works and that's the best way to respond to our concerns thank you. >> thank you very much, michael this time i'd like to acknowledge our partner here with us today ashley from the meals an wheels, bruce makinna with the corporation thank you. >> major sheryl with salvation army and marty with project open hand thank you. >> and charles from st. anthony's and berry anderson from pg&e that concludes our press conference we'll stick around and answer questions if i want to do individual interviews thank you all for coming thank interviews thank you all for coming thank ui want to do indi interviews thank you all for coming thank want to do indivi interviews thank you all for coming thank >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors mee

enterprise business plan those are programs we're excited about, about require additional effort and lastly would like to say what is critical to me have the strategy plan and have business plan that we're all in loyalty that is something we're work on at the it is timely as the depths to do a strategy plan i think that as great opportunities to actually do that the next slide is the agency priorities this is stuff we're going to focus on and the next two years and one is that draw management we received a lot of rain as steve identified the drought presentation but we're still not out of the drought need to continue to manage agencies assuming the drought will continue cleanpowersf we have the piece in place but the the need to build out the program we need to focus on we're working on a successful launch but recognize this has to be nimble we'll be making the changes to cooperated to the changes with the sewer improvement program we need to continue pushing that big program keep it on schedule and on budgeted so this is something we'll focus on in the next two years and hopefully we'd be

lastly, let me address europe.he army is now rotating armored brigade combat teams around the globe. rotating in korea an they're rotating in europe. in the regular army there are nine armored brigade combat teams. there's also one in the middle east. so you can do the math. you have somebody in motion all the time. so we believe the security environment in europe is increasingly unstable and an armored brigade combat team will help increase deterrence in europe. given some of the latest activities that we have seen from the russians and what ms. hicks addressed. nato allies like sufficient units. it could be used for potential contingencies in the middle east. and fourth, deploying from the united states takes time that we may not have. the commission, again, believes that forward stationing a bct team in europe would require minimal additional staffing. the details on all these issues can be found in the army of the future and in the apache transfer chapter. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. over the past tw

lastly, you do not need to fold up your chairs at the end. usually we ask you to, but, but we do have more events today. please just leave them. alex will do a signing at the end. i think you have seen his book right here. it's terrific. we have plenty of copies. i hope you will buy it. it's upfront if you haven't had a chance to pick it up yet. lastly, for those who are using our coffee shop and know it's under renovation, we have installed a temporary coffee cart downstairs that is operating during the day. if you are feeling desperately in need of a caffeine fix at any point during the day or after this event, please feel free to go downstairs and buy some coffee or tea. they have little pastries as well. welcome again. i just have to say, for me it's really a personal pleasure to introduce not only a terrific author and a terrific book, but a a friend and colleague of mine alex ross. we worked together at the state department undersecretary hillary clinton. the first time i met him, i realize this guy was a force of nature. his title at s

reporter: lastly, how much does legacy play into this process? mr. earnest: well, the truth is that i would expect that historians will look back on this moment and i think they'll be evaluating not just the performance of the president but also the performance of the senate. and i think the president has found that over his first seven years in office, that the way he's most likely to be proud of what he did in the -- in his eight years in the white house is by focusing on the task in front of him and making the best possible decision. and that's the kind of criteria he'll use in choosing this nominee. scott. reporter: i think i misunderstood something in your opening remarks. urn talking about the unbeasen record in trade disputes, i was trying to square that with w.t.o. and country of origin labeling. mr. earnest: these are 20 enforcement actions that have been brought to the w.t.o. by the united states. reporter: enforcement actions. mr. earnest: enforcement actions brought by the united states. the reason this is relevant is that there are conce

[applause] lastly, as i think that everyone knows, taking on the isablishment, whether it the financial establishment, or the political establishment, the media establishment, is not easy. we have come a very long way in nine months. it is clear to me and most observers that the wind is at our backs. .e have the momentum [applause] that wheneve democrats assembled in philadelphia, in july at that , we are going to see the results of one of the great lyrical upsets -- great political upsets in the history of united states. [applause] so to our volunteers, supporters, and staff, thank you very much. now it is on to super tuesday. thank you! [applause] >> senator bernie sanders in henderson, nevada. the results of the caucuses and the upcoming south carolina primary results available on our website at c-span.org. we will continue to watch the scene in henderson, nevada as bernie sanders concedes to hillary clinton. and much closer when and some of the polls even a month ago. you can see some of the numbers on the screen with hillary 82%ton getting 52.1%, with -- 82% reporting. our phone li

. >> reporter: give us lastly a sleeper from the team that no one knows about internally that you think can help your team in 2016. >> wow! that is a good question. i haven't been asked that question. we have a lot of young guys that -- offensive line we have a lot of young guys that had to play a lot early. [ talking at the same time ] >> we have young guys that we think will continue a get better. as you said the surprise this year of the year was shaq. he came on and, you know, hopefully -- [ talking at the same time ] >> matt came through. played great. solid all year. guy that held everything together. hopefully we have a couple more >> reporter: thank you. appreciate it. >> the broncos would like manning to make his decision by march 9 and next tuesday is a big one, the team has to decide who they will tag. it is never dull in the nfl. [ music ] >>> leave comments for over @9news sports. >> next two great hockey games on the diamond and relive the greatest rivalry on ice. >>> six months ago when we decided we wanted to do this, we thought it was a great idea. >> one of those games

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lastly, donald trump won the republican primary. his third in a row. >>> all these people volunteering to get back to the pinellas county community and help the very same program that is helping them. take a look at the big piles of trash that they picked up today. home is -- homeless shelter and part of a project called "tech bytes -- take a bite out of crime.">> that is what we are asking, to get back to the community.>> take a bite out of crime is now in its third year. >>> a traffic alert tonight out of the dallas county for anyone driving -- pinellas county. detour signs will be posted to help you around. but leave extra time to get where you're going. >>> still ahead on abc action news at 6, setting the stage for hollywood's biggest night we are counting down to the oscars. the added excitement you can watch for tomorrow. >>> out of the views and into the community. >>> happening tomorrow, the biggest night in hollywood and hundreds are expected to watch. >> crews are making the finishing touches. starting off with an epic ani

lost his former partner jethro last month after he was killed during a shootout with the suspect , lastly davis went to texas to get his new partner to come it is a bittersweet moment for him he says that jethro cannot be forgotten.m >> the word replacement is not fitting, there will not be a replacement but it is a new partner and we are moving forward with training. >> plans are to have to go complete history and to be working on streets in april. >> coming up, all eyes will be which will give the all-important give the all-important jump on the race for the white house ?ve find out tonight as the iowa caucuses get underway asw joel waldman joins init an tid i'm, going to contact diversity, they do a lot of this campaign polling they say that ted cruz is up about 1 percent withc previous caucus goers but looking at first-timers he iscu down 18 points to donald trump so it is important tonight to seet who turns out . we spoke to a person here and she had never caucus before said she was think about it there is a certain energy . back in 2,0084 president obama, about 40,000 fewer potentia

. >> reporter: lastly the yellow dress. >> this dress is too short and tight to show on tv. they sent an identical dress as this one. >> reporter: abby was not surprised to hear our results. >> i will not go down that road again. >> we reached out to face book and a spokesman said face book prohibits advertisements that are false and misleading. we are investigating these claims and if we discover violations we will take appropriate actions. >> at least she got them. >> i was going to order food off of face book. not new. >> it's a nice evening out there. spring like weather. this is our live picture from downtown fort lauderdale. humidity levels come up as we go through the night. winds at 25 miles per hour. breeze starting to pickup a bit along the coast. high temperatures today, normal at 79. we will see mid 80s tomorrow and wednesday before the return of winter later in the week. so here's the radar, showers in the south. warm breeze, some spotty showers, in the low to mid 80s wednesday. we are ahead of the cold front. i think that the tornado potential for south florida is low. l

and lastly, snowshoe mountain resort. in the last week the resort has received a half of an inch of snow but they're calling for more snow the weekend. right now, the groomed surface may be a little icy but with some new snow it's expected to freshen right up. and the resort is hosting the west virginia open with the best in the region competing for the wildest tricks. should be a fun weekend at snowshoe. increasing sunshine today, still windy with highs captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, february 26th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> marco rubio and ted cruz tear into donald trump in the final debate before super tuesday. could this be a turning point? >>> a gunman storms a kansas factory, killing coworkers. victims describe the chaos as they tried to run from the bullets. >>> and spike lee is in studio 57. we will talk about the oscars backlash and creating change in hollywood. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> seen the guy pull up and

lastly, use epa approved insect repellents. if you develop symptoms consistent with zika infection, your health care provider along with dhec will determine whether testing is appropriate. in the newsroom, bjs, wis news 10. the city of columbia is changing its policy on the use of tasers by police. the change comes in the wake of a fourth circuit court of appeals ruling. the court says police should only use the devices when there are elements of safety and a threat of immediate danger. the court says non- compliance by a subject is not sufficient justification. chief skip holbrook says his department's legal counsel believes the ruling should be complied with immediately. the matter will be the topic of a resolution before within the hour, the mayor of lexington is expected to put his plan for the new year to the public in his 'state of the town' address. tonight, mayor steve mcdougal expected to talk about the response to october's unprecedented flood, as well as developments like project icehouse-- which is a 900 seat amphit

. >> reporter: lastly the yellow dress. tight to show on tv. the other strange thing action they sent an identical dress as this one. >> reporter: abby was not surprised to hear our results. >> i will not go down that road again. >> we reached out to face book and a spokesman said face book prohibits advertisements that are false and misleading. we are investigating these claims and if we discover violations we will take appropriate actions. >> at least she got them. >> i was going to order food off of face book. not new. >> it's a nice evening out this is our live picture from downtown fort lauderdale. miami 74, 73 in key west. humidity levels come up as we go through the night. winds at 25 miles per hour. breeze starting to pickup a bit along the coast. high temperatures today, normal at 79. we will see mid 80s tomorrow and wednesday before the return of winter later in the week. so here's the radar, showers in the south. warm breeze, some spotty we are ahead of the cold front. i think that the tornado potential for south florida is low. then

continued and hit this white semi on the left side over there and then that car continued even more then lastly hit the orange semi that you see there and that's where it ended. this is a ray that involves this orange semi. there are no other injuries. i asked officers the name of the man they are still in the process of notifying his family. they are not releasing his name. i asked if speed was a factor. they are investigating that. they are not sure. traffic is backed up as far as i can see. i would say at least a mile. back to you. >> kristin volk on the scene. thanks. transpacific partnership is in effect. ministers from a dozen nations signed the deal in new zealand. it creates a free trade zone among 12 pacific nations including the u.s. it rhett sent 40% of the world's economy. this marks the biggest free trade deal the world has seen in 20 years. it's not popular with everyone. >> i think it's clear new zealand is divided. the government hasn't explained about it. they are just ramming it down their throat. >> a recent study shows it will likely increase income, exports and growth in th

also you want to take pictures of the damage and lastly make sure you get them to sign a repeat acknowledging the damage. the good news for mrs. murray is orlando hyundai stepped in and decided they're going to reimburse her for the damage that the some companies did and also sever ties with metro towing. >> good to know. thank you. >> and you don't have to be licensed by the state to toe a car, believe it or not. we placed a link to some of the top some companies for you on >>> a local teen posing as a doctor. >> plus a fluffy fine. >>> the following this morning was kind of crazy. the visibility is down to 2-1/2 miles. i'll be back to talk about why most of you won't see fog that heavy and what kind of day we'll have tomorrow. >>> central floridaians phone >> an update on breaking news near winter park where two people were shot. police just told us both victims are men. they believe this is an ice of late incident. at this point they're not releasing the names of those killed. we'll stay on top of this and bring you any updates we get morning news at five. >>> central floridaians say they

and lastly - creating an office of opportunity and achievement. 23;03 someone to partner and focus on some of these items wright says -- the ideas are still very preliminary -- but they hope to have the necessary changes starting sooner -- than later. but it )s a national issue that we can continue to work on and commit to 24;00 it takes a full commitment of everyone in our school district now virginia beach public schools want feedback from parents, teachers, and the community about these recommendation s - from now until march 1st. we have all the information on how you can do that on our website at w-t-k-r dot-com. live in the newsroom, kelly rule, newschannel 3. also new at 5 - there s no doubt tourism is king in the outer banks but should dare county diversify it )s economy? todd corillo explains what the county is now doing to branch out. diversifying the economy of dare county. the barrier islands along north carolina )s outer banks are famous for their beaches -- drawing tourists from all over in the warm summer months it s the major economic engine here -- but now a partnersh

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respected for those two risk their lives you can imagine a boy from the black mountain community and lastly i came here to say this we'll follow suit and let that officer i've spoken to his commanding officer i came in here to say a chief suhr in private and over the years this you're a god sent you're the encounter police chief this supply as had i lament the fact you're in this situation i've watched you the black and brown community and know how dedicated and committed to the citizens of this great city so, please hang in there we've got a lot more work to do as commissioners you have a huge charge with problems and unfortunately, it falls on your shoulder this is not a full-time i worry about you well and happy new year. >> next speaker >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you my name is daniel i see that form poa president and now poa consultant gary is back the first time he was the news during the rodney king upcoming rising the police chief requested that some cops remove the offending newspapers called the bay times has showed somebody dressed in a police uniform with a face with

respected for those two risk their lives you can imagine a boy from the black mountain community and lastly i came here to say this we'll follow suit and let that officer i've spoken to his commanding officer i came in here to say a chief suhr in private and over the years this you're a god sent you're the encounter police chief this supply as had i lament the fact you're in this situation i've watched you the black and brown community and know how dedicated and committed to the citizens of this great city so, please hang in there we've got a lot more work to do as commissioners you have a huge charge with problems and unfortunately, it falls on your shoulder this is not a full-time i worry about you well and happy new year. >> next speaker >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you my name is daniel i see that form poa president and now poa consultant gary is back the first time he was the news during the rodney king upcoming rising the police chief requested that some cops remove the offending newspapers called the bay times has showed somebody dressed in a police uniform with a face with

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respected for those two risk their lives you can imagine a boy from the black mountain community and lastly i came here to say this we'll follow suit and let that officer i've spoken to his commanding officer i came in here to say a chief suhr in private and over the years this you're a god sent you're the encounter police chief this supply as had i lament the fact you're in this situation i've watched you the black and brown community and know how dedicated and committed to the citizens of this great city so, please hang in there we've got a lot more work to do as commissioners you have a huge charge with problems and unfortunately, it falls on your shoulder this is not a full-time i worry about you well and happy new year. >> next speaker >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you my name is daniel i see that form poa president and now poa consultant gary is back the first time he was the news during the rodney king upcoming rising the police chief requested that some cops remove the offending newspapers called the bay times has showed somebody dressed in a police uniform with a face with

respected for those two risk their lives you can imagine a boy from the black mountain community and lastly i came here to say this we'll follow suit and let that officer i've spoken to his commanding officer i came in here to say a chief suhr in private and over the years this you're a god sent you're the encounter police chief this supply as had i lament the fact you're in this situation i've watched you the black and brown community and know how dedicated and committed to the citizens of this great city so, please hang in there we've got a lot more work to do as commissioners you have a huge charge with problems and unfortunately, it falls on your shoulder this is not a full-time i worry about you well and happy new year. >> next speaker >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you my name is daniel i see that form poa president and now poa consultant gary is back the first time he was the news during the rodney king upcoming rising the police chief requested that some cops remove the offending newspapers called the bay times has showed somebody dressed in a police uniform with a face with

lastly breaching children up to three years old. implementation team will be formed to oversee this initiative. >>> fuller did not say who or what it will pay for the initiative but it's a support will be needed from state and local governments as well as nonprofits and businesses. >>> parents are pushing charlotte mecklenburg school leaders proposed reassignment plan. 700 people attended a form of carmel baptist church in matthew's. most concerned about busing kids outside the neighborhoods for school. cms wants more diverse schools and better academic performance. >>> there are schools that are failing. i don't think it is fair to take them out of their community and bus them progress to make people were done comments and concerns which will be passed to the board of education and there will be another meeting in district 5 on monday. >>> channel 9 to learn whether the accused shooter of a lake wylie couple could face the death penalty. documents say a capital review committee will hold a meeting later this month to decide on that

lastly, danner, the experts say, bottom line, just talk to your kids. >> danner: this is a very good opportunity. a very good lesson to teach your family tonight. again, if you miss the full press conference, you can watch it at wset.com. we have it posted there for you and you can get the most upand you can get the most up-to-date information there and on our abc 13 facebook page. >>> cloudy and cool weather today run being 15 to 20 degrees colder, and then we will see more changes overnight as rain develops. right now we are looking live over danville where most of the snow has completely melted away. temps in the upper 40s to lower 50s. 54 in danville and 47 in lynchburg. for the next few hours mainly dry weather. we will have some drizzle, but mainly dry, and increasing chances for light rain between 8 coming up a little lighter, we will let you know how much rain -- little lighter we will let you know how much rain will fall tonight. >>> the driver of a truck that got hid by a train in roanoke county is transferred to the burn center of wake forest. we are waiting to hear what c

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respected for those two risk their lives you can imagine a boy from the black mountain community and lastly i came here to say this we'll follow suit and let that officer i've spoken to his commanding officer i came in here to say a chief suhr in private and over the years this you're a god sent you're the encounter police chief this supply as had i lament the fact you're in this situation i've watched you the black and brown community and know how dedicated and committed to the citizens of this great city so, please hang in there we've got a lot more work to do as commissioners you have a huge charge with problems and unfortunately, it falls on your shoulder this is not a full-time i worry about you well and happy new year. >> next speaker >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you my name is daniel i see that form poa president and now poa consultant gary is back the first time he was the news during the rodney king upcoming rising the police chief requested that some cops remove the offending newspapers called the bay times has showed somebody dressed in a police uniform with a face with

lastly, african-americans represent 83% of crack cocaine federal defendant bus only 28% of users. 83% of defendants, 28% of users. whereas white americans retcht 5.8% of federal defendants, but 62% of users. something is wrong. justice is not color blind in america. and so hopefully we'll find the ability to come together to deal with the overall broken criminal justice system and certainly as part of that, rectify some of the racial disparities that exist. mrs. beatty: thank you so much. let me just end by saying, mr. speaker, that what you witnessed tonight, our past that eyou talked about is our experience. our present is our responsibility. and our future is our hope. so mr. speaker, at this time, i would like to seek unanimous consent to enter congressman john conyers' statement into the record, the dean of this house, the african-american, one of the founds of the congressional black caucus. and then i would like to move the house to now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ay

and lastly--the district elementary school requires an expansion--seeing as it's almost at capacity. "i think the board, uh, understands the needs, uh understands that our school is growing our town is growing, that's a good thing and we like that, but we do need to make sure that we have the school facilities to support that growth. " although no decision was officially made-- lenihan still has confidence in the project and believes, in the end people will pull through-- for the kids. "we're very fortunate here as we do have outstanding support from our community for our school district." christina lenihan says that-- for now-- their working on developing a community facility committee-- to continue discussion on the expansion project-- and explore other funding options. reporting live in studio-- christina grijalva-- abc 9 news tim: court documents are revealing more about a fatal stabbing that occured in sioux city early wednesday morning. tim: 47 year old elias murder in stabbing death of courd doucments say six separate stab wounds to mace tim: hitting him in the head. show the

contributions from hospitals and insurance companies, the small state share that has to be a part of it, and lastly we just talked about the fact that 40,000 people, 6000 of whom ask of substance abuse benefits, is licensing. -- is life-saving. >> do you support the work >> it has to be more workable so people get the benefits and move on. a story that hasn' t been told is the people moving through the program. you either move up and make more money or you die. new hampshire should be proud, senator bradley as the architect. there is only one reason to be against it, and that is ideological. it is a great deal at every level because there is no commitment of money. $450 million into our economy. i' m very proud that all 10 democrats in the senate are ready to renew. we appreciate the work that everyone has done and look forward to getting this past and keeping this program going. >> that is not really a relevant issue. my believe is the evidence will be clear, we need to keep it. the better the results will be, the longer data we will have to compare what it is doing for local hospitals and people.

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lastly, a bill in tallahassee needs to pass to provide additional protection to witnesses who are afraid of speaking out. let's afford these folks the protection they deserve so they empower law enforcement with the information they need to put these bad apples in jail. >> thank you so much for joining us live, alberto car value hose. -- carvalho. >>> the school is going forward now. there's a big police present here. there's an investigation going on around the corner. we're live in coconut grove. information we come across before 5:00 you can find on our nbc news andweather app as well. >>> an annual south florida event that attracts tens of thousands is sailing into town. >> the miami international boat show opens today at its new venue. >> michael spears live in miami and i hope you remember our deal. you buy the boat. i pay for the gas. it seems fair to me. >> reporter: a deal is a deal. let me tell you it is is a beautiful day. the sun is out. it was cold earlier but feeling better. people having filing in nonstop after the gates opened. plenty of boats to see. when we spoke to org

lastly, with the lights of the power company shining off in the distance, washers and dryers. -- awas once a laundry mat laundromat, a business. heart is sad my because of the families in the community that the storm has affected. jay: the small town of waverly, virginia, took a direct hit from the storm. a -y man, and two-year-old little boy were inside of a mobile home when the tornado sliced through sussex county. their bodies were found 300 yards from the home. >> it took the whole trailer away. and hisothy williams nephew were hunkered down in this car during the storm. he cannot believe he survived what happened next. >> it took us three feet off the ground, then dropped us straight down. jay: the twister also pounded temple ministries, a church on the main drag. >> the ceiling is gone, a window here is gone. the whole ac unit is gone. church members are grateful that bible study did not start until 7 p.m., so nobody was in the church at the time. >> torn. everything on main street is down, houses. then our ministry. it hurt the town. live in waverly, under this massive tree, a

and then lastly in 2014 the army -- the army, recruited 115,000 soldiers.sing about 11,000 recruiters. but this was done with the regular army, national guard and the army reserve all vying for the same potential recruits. and in some case, competing against each other for a shrinking pool of qualified candidates. we have to recruit as one army. to integrate recruiting, congress should authorize and fund a pilot program to allow the recruiters of all three components to work together and be able to recruit for all three components. matching applicants to the component best suited for to improve overall effectiveness in recruiting. the army also spends about $280 million annually for the regular army and the guard. multiple marketing efforts weaken the branding. and inherently are less efficient. so the commission therefore recommends that the army consolidate all marketing under the army marketing and research group. more information on these are in the chapters in the report called developing one army. thank you for your time and, mr. chairman, i'll yield

not subject to chapter two 9 as utility project it is exempt it is clarified in the amendments and lastly we are accepting of the budget analyst suggestion of a reserve of $4 million and note that the amended appropriation owners contains a krorltz reserve for the fiscal year fiscal years we're happy to make that amended to the amended legislation by the deadline necessary. >> okay. thank you very much interest supervisor yee. >> i have a question about the source it seems to me you went through somewhat of a process to identify who you could work with and i'm not understanding the difference of the process and actually taking out the bid when there's and reason we take things out to bid to find the most expensive prices the biggest bank for the dollars i'm not sure why we wee we're doing this this way versus how we set up our system in the city. >> we looked at this project and finally decided the site a fairly recent development in the fall of last year not a secured site not a defined project into the community when reviewing this path that we've selected the item before you of a sourc

respected for those two risk their lives you can imagine a boy from the black mountain community and lastly i came here to say this we'll follow suit and let that officer i've spoken to his commanding officer i came in here to say a chief suhr in private and over the years this you're a god sent you're the encounter police chief this supply as had i lament the fact you're in this situation i've watched you the black and brown community and know how dedicated and committed to the citizens of this great city so, please hang in there we've got a lot more work to do as commissioners you have a huge charge with problems and unfortunately, it falls on your shoulder this is not a full-time i worry about you well and happy new year. >> next speaker >> good evening and welcome. >> thank you my name is daniel i see that form poa president and now poa consultant gary is back the first time he was the news during the rodney king upcoming rising the police chief requested that some cops remove the offending newspapers called the bay times has showed somebody dressed in a police uniform with a face with

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jeb bush has done it lastly. i think part of it out of his own desperation to try to stay relevant. bush likes to brag about that. all the other candidates are afternoon trade of trade of trump. and i think there is something to that. they think they have to clear the field out and then take on trump. cruz, to me he got lost during the debate. i think he has been tripped up by the allegations that he essentially stole votes from carson unfairly in iowa. he seemed to feel badly about it last night. he kept talking about it, explaining and of course in politics if you're explaining, you're losing. and then he had a bizarre closing statement where it was all about an iowa issue. he wasn't talking about new hampshire or even looking ahead to south carolina or conservative issues. so i think cruz -- will i think trump was fine. i think cruz is the one that had one of the more odder debate performances. >> and let's talk about another trend. you left here in d.c., there was a blizzard. you went to iowa, there was a blizzard. new hampshire, there is snow on the ground. just stay up there f

if they want to get republicans they might have to leave the urban areas to the remote places.th lastly i don't think we can ignore the point. there's probably not a lot of confidence in the state republican party.r >> what would the candidate have to do to draw the latino vote? >> you look at nevada. our data was about 52% arefa democrats. 20% republicans.d the rest are minor party or nonpartisan. the electoratate will guilt l towards the democratic party. but you have a lot ofi infamiliarty withc the political process and a fair amount of distrust. those are barriers that campaigns have toover come. they have to explain process. particularly caucus, which is not something most are interested in doing and make the case how there campaign will advance the issues in the latino community. it isn't just advertising. it is going out and engaging the going out and talking to the voters, as well as the latino leadership in the states. >> maybe it is a question, where we already know the answer. can republicans overcome that? seeing the number. if only 20% are identifying as republicans? >> ye

and then lastly, specifically 24 hour access for nics checks, national instant background checks, 24/7 access, 365. >> armstrong: explain to us all the atf is going to respond differently than what we have seen them for works traditionally now it has been a backlog. so something like, for an charleston. the background did not come back in time. and that person was a prohibitive person, but the current federal law actually allowed him to receive a firearm because the time was allowed to receive a firearm had expired. so he was given a firearm even though his is wasn't actually complete. export-oriented detail. how does that change from anything in the past? >> it is not so much explore deeper it is going to explore quicker. more efficiently, more effectively. >> armstrong: so what will change to make that happen? >> to hire more staff it will hire more than 200. >> armstrong: how long before the tiring take place? it is not going to take place immediately. when people hear that executive order they expected right away. but that doesn't happen. >> it is the expectation of the public. it

. >> and lastly, the lady in the van. roll it. >> [inaudible] >> let's talk about the lady in the van. >> from that clip you can see why maggie smith got a golden globe nomination for best actress. she plays a homeless woman that moves into a rich suburb of her stay because their consciences are guilty because they have so much money and she has nothing. she moves into the driveway of allen bennett for 15 years. and this explains their relationship. it isn't truly a comedy it's sad in parts but the amazing acting carries you through. >> how many stars? >> three for this one. >> you can read the full reviews by going to charlotteobserver.com. lt see you next week. great. >> ions. we have more news ahead a car recall announced impacts three million vehicles. we will let you know if your family is affected. plus, we have heard from parents fighting the possibility of forced busing at charlotte-mecklenburg schools. now we are hearing what a you are watching wbtv news >> announcer: wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now

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