i badz pads and put out their bids to bring this ball game he is had a vision so come on up daniel learyights fun to see you in this setting after working with you both to get us to this point keith good job we're happy to have you as a our ceo like pat and rosie and others the team is being set to keith thanks for your leadership and happy to have you on board i'd like to give you a sneak peak on two initiative one is nfl business connect that is a business development that offers procurement for local small businesses it's something the unfortunate unfortunate is very committed to its our notion in the a community wide event the program enables small businesses to do business with the nfl during the time of the events and to work with the host committee and second and what's near and dear to my heart has been mentioned it announcing our legacy funds we're calling it the 50 funds this will be a separate 501-c 3 to disburse the 25 percent to invest in high nonprofits organization the money will stay in the bay area to support the low income and families and we intend to work on the envir

minute and also want to put in a word that i'm fairly pleased with how those measures came together leary lecturer there was a lot of discussions what the funds should look like and how with longer period to ramp up to go into the four krevents of the property value i feel good about that thank you, chairman yee and look forward to working with you in the weeks to come come. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney i went upstairs and checked in with tom supervisor campos said it's been worked on in the last few days he says he probably needs another 15 to 20 maintenance to pull it together i'll suggest you can discuss those items if you're not going to take up 15 minutes maybe take supervisor avalos measure i come back to this one and take the amendments that tom is working on and follow-up another amendment that folds in the rainy day fund. >> wow. we need two more minutes >> you know, i realize i didn't give an opportunity to our city deputy city attorney to speak about the changes to the charter amendment on the rainy fund i know i did the best i could but maybe have him up to present. >>

. >> tras ser sorprendida en hotel mitras compartÍa con william leary, la del mexicano jimena navarrete esta menor llegÓ a su destino salva y sana, pero este no es el caso de muchos niÑos. eso es lo que las autoridades estÁn rebeldes quieren recalcar. desde el aumento del nÚmero de agentes de la frontera, lo incierto de su futuro en el paÍs, estos jÓvenes siguen arriesgando sus vidas. a continuaciÓn, conocerÁn las razones por las que una niÑa decidiÓ hacerlo. pagan miles de dÓlares a coyotes para que los ayuden a salir de sus paÍses con la esperanza de cruzar la frontera. esta joven de 14 aÑos, es uno de los cientos de jÓvenes que han arriesgado su vida con ese propÓsito. abandonÓ su natal honduras en febrero y atravesÓ el rÍo grande unto a un grupo de nuevo mÁs. >> nos tuvimos que quitar la ropa y desarrollo para que no nos mirarÁ migraciÓn. yo cuando pasamos, Íbamos subiendo cuando nos agarrÓ migración. >> cuenta que aunque sintiÓ mucho miedo lo hizo motivada por las ansias de reencontrarse con la madre y el deseo de escapar de la violencia de su paÍs. >> hay mucha delincuencia. >> au

these cattle looked leary at me at first but with time and mutual respect for our positions they letme stick around. maybe nature will be the overriding guide on this issue. >> it's not the rancher versus the environmentist, or the land owner against the manager. it's working together to accomplish common goals. >> and carissa plans to use her cattle to clear brush in advance of fire season. many people say grazing wouldn't have prevented or limited last year's morgan fire because the terrain was too steep. >> well, we're used to this june gloom. we know that any time june comes around, we're going to have fog, or cloudiness. >> mother nature's timing his past weekend was good, and next weekend it's just as well. had to show you this picture from san jose because it tells the entire weather story. we are sunny, inland because the picture's taken from san jose but look off the center of your television screen you see a thin stripe of cloud cover that is the invasion of the marine layer, it retreats during the day, and moving back in during the evening and guess what it's doing right n

more older men are conscious about their appearance, but for those who are leary of getting botox, expertsabo tox has a -- as a fathers day gift, might be the perfect nudge for them. >> it is just part of the whole anti-aging, people are living longer lives, and they want to, you know, more useful as they are aging. >> it does create a line that does appear that i do look angry, and at the same time, i also want to look younger than i am. >> the number every men getting botox injection has jumped foreman 258% over the past decade, according to a study in the journal cosmetic dermatology. >>> we call that brotox. >> more masculine. also, it is 5:21 right now. caitlin? >> i say good for them, wow, women aren't the only ones allowed to be conscious of their appearance and making those tweaks. so whatever your fathers day plans are, we are at least looking at some beth err weather. right now not the story. a lot of rain headed our way, heavy showers, thunderstorms, while the model says they'll weaken, haven't shown any signs yet. just outside the coverage area along interstate 83, north of har

but i'm just little leary of it. >> if you would like to take caitlin on a date, tweet me right now mikeid this start? >> you'll make her blush. >> i know, this is getting into another situation. well, thank you, guys, so much. ya, thank you. like public service announcement here. >> still pulling for the attorney. >> oh, got to do the weather! >> much more interesting, i swear. let's talk about my lack of dating life. live view outside right now, little breezy, too, we've got some showers moving through, and we have had some fog. seven day forecast shows that we stay kind of unsettled through the rest of the work weekment tim tears upper 70s, low 80s thursday, friday, and the chance, or at least the best chance to see the most widespread rain, will be as cold front crosses through on friday. so, a chance of a thunderstorm later today. same with thursday. the most widespread rain will probably be friday into friday night. so not the best for outdoor plans. now, that being said, we clear out very quickly. it looks great over the weekend. temperatures back in the 80s. it is dry for fathers

. >>> i was a little leary. i'm like it's only balloons.alloon is not going to hurt no one. >> dawn and other parents went to the school board meeting thursday night hoping to convince them to reconsider disciplinary action. >> let the punish many fit the crime. they were balloons. balloons. >> reporter: i tried getting a comment from the superintendent. she refused on camera interview and said they have a code conduct. meanwhile, trina says it could have been worse. >> people could have put shaving cream or glitter. we could have done something really illegal and we didn't. we just chose balloons. >> reporter: we also know that riverside township police were called in. they arrested one student for disorderly conduct. we're not sure what that student did. but other students say he was involved in the prank. iain? >> shawnette, thank you. >>> a man in south jersey is caught sending a building building on fire. to night hopewell township police want him off the street. cops say a camera caught the man pouring an accelerant on to the exterior

i'll also extremely leary listening to congressman rogers, i think very sensible notion, what do we wantate with iran for? we're trying to get them to start their nuclear development program so i think, you know, calling for unity government when malaki's got the back against the wall, where there's an ongoing civil war, i keep reading reports of a hint of an impending civil war. thousands of shia and sunni have been locked in mortal combat for well over a year. so, i think the situation is tenuous at best and u.s. military involvement is unlikely to make it better. >> barry mccaffrey, thank you for judgments and perspective. we asked you and you answered on twitter and facebook. should the u.s. send in troops to iraq? here is a few of your responses. heather on twitter writes, no. let's focus time, talent and treasure on fixing america. steve on twitter also says, no, this is a religious civil war. on facebook, john writes, the u.s. should send in troops to protect u.s. citizens at the u.s. embassy until they can leave. joe writes only to protect the embassy and personnel as they shut i

denis leary said smoking takes ten years off of your life, those are my bad years. >> people always planotally one of these people who packs the sneakers and then they never come out of the suitcase, so i'm in the 20% of intend to but restorely do. e'd like to get into the 20% that always do but if knowing else, maybe i should just go to the 44% who don't bring the sneakers at all. >> there's always a craze to lose weight. what's the one you see heading out the door. >> we asked which fitness trend won't last. p90x and zumba coming behind. >> why p90x? >> it's hard and a little trendy. i'm surprised assume ba came in so high. at some level it might be a recognition factor. more people know about p 90 fit and crossfit. >> plus p 09 x really works. when it comes to dating, is the gym a good place to meet somebody? >> not really. 6% said they were likely to hit on someone. 15% think they're likely to be hit on and 77% say neither is likely because of the sweating. >> thank you. >>> seth tone in beijing says musicals that were big hits here are finding new fans. seth, good morning. >> good m

leary of a society in which everyone unilaterally can do that. we love to quote the constitution. that document provides a framework for us as to how we're going to organize at the government as well as how we will settle this to the framework we call the law. and i urge all of us as citizens, use that framework. there's something that you feel strongly about, make your case, make an argument, articulate your viewpoint. but do it within a framework that we all have to use if we're going to exist as a society, if we're going to function as a nation. beware of the chaos associate with all of this -- us unilaterally deciding what we want to do or don't want to do. what laws we will obey or what laws we choose to disobey. that comes across to me as an incredibly arrogant. that's just my opinion think you talked much about the culture of the nsa and you certainly, a culture in our military. how is it that a guy like ed snowden gets essentially kicked out of the cia am a derogatory report written about him of concerns is trying to break into systems at the cia and then he winds up worki

want to say, i just found out that the academy, military academies don't have to report under the leary act. that needs to be fixed too. i thank all of you. i thank my colleagues. i especially want to thank senator alexander for his partnership on this hearing. he had to go vote. i know he had a plane to catch. but i want to thank the committee's efforts to examine this very, very critical issue. it will be a part of our higher education act re-authorization. exactly how it's going to do well that's why we're having this hearing to inform us as to what to do. i request the record remain open until july 10th for members to submit questions and additional information for the record. this committee is adjourned. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> the supreme court released two more today. two in particular. national labor relations board versus noel kenny justices unanimously ruled president obama's recess appointments to the nation labor relations board are not valid. this decision narrows the president's recess powers. the court agreed the president can't make recess. appointments dur

koskinen, there's a lot of discussion and you've been through multiple hearings related to this lower is learis targeting of conservative groups. do you understand what the fuss and furry is this week? do you understand why many folks are really upset about this? >> i understand. i haven having been around washington a long time. >> you've had a long career. >> one of the reasons we've taken it seriously is that if there's been a hard drive crash and deappeared. it aseems that she was working very hard to retrieve the e-mails, not lose them. but you had the ability to share with the american people in real time what you are find snirks because my judgment was what we should do is produce all of the information when we had it not dribble it out. even if that meant along the wait people are questioning how you answered congressional inquiries. >> well, i know you have. >> no, i understand that. but for me this is really not about you. it's not about anybody up here. it's not about the hearing. it's about the american people. your agency sends fear up the spines of every american when you contract

parties both leary's in the embattled region and she's got more on the desperate position civilians are being put in by the operation. the region where i am has seen a some of the fiercest fighting so far what we have noticed is that over the past few days several positions belonging to anti government activists have been attacked as the army advances in the several directions this is in line with the new ukrainian president perishing who reportedly said that he wants the east to be dealt with before his inauguration this coming saturday and what we have seen are cities increasingly coming and artillery fire we have been hearing from people on the ground that armored vehicles fighter jets helicopters and rocket launchers are being used against them now the ukrainian interior ministry has said that on choose date more than fifty anti government fighters were killed across the guns and region at the same time we are hearing from the ukrainian interior ministry that has confirmed that more than one hundred and fifty is strikes were used against the city of new guns and those now on choose