. >>> ¿efectivamente dos jugadores muy interesante y alrededor de la lim tha tri y eric gutiÉrrez esmpacta pero le cuesta trabajo siempre en los

. >> commissioner lim. >> i think the gentleman made a good point spoke about the value for about the value of health care and i think this is where i'd like us to go and i'm very much commented to aco and much more than just increase in costs we're looking at the value and quality of patient care and that's i think everybody could go that way it would be helpful now i i understand we're it takes 3 years to be able to mulch on the aco but presuming some of the costs are maturing and now because of the coordination of care we are able to get more discover more of some of the patient that needs more care i'd like to know is because a lot of our members wouldn't know the value until we have metrics during the last year or two and looking at the outcome how many visits have we provided and if you could tell the value we're getting about the aco and metrics on drugs and pharmaceutical visits so we know that e.r. visits went down we are looking at some hard facts we can say yes, it is working and this is the things you're the members and us the board it is to see how it's working and some k

. >>> ¿efectivamente dos jugadores muy interesante y alrededor de la lim tha tri y eric gutiÉrrez es le cuesta trabajo siempre en los inicios ojalÁ que sean muy buenos ante malÍ y saque un resultado favorable. >>> fue el Último en llegar pineda arranca en el banco de suplente. tiene muy buen portero los mexicanos, tiene una base que ha trabajado de la mano de sergio m. que bÁsicamente que ganÓ la eliminatoria en jamaica que quiere ser protagonista como lo fue la sub 17 y la ventaja que tiene la selecciÓn mexicana a diferencia de las anteriores es que digamos y lo hemos maenz nado varias veces la mayorÍa estÁn jugando en primera divisiÓn. si viene cierto no en el primer equipo de portugal, pero alterna en otro Ámbito. >>> ustedes en telemundo en nbc universo, estaremos siguiendo todos los partidos de la copa de la fifa sub 20 nueva zelanda 2015 para que no se pierda ni un minuto de acciÓn, seguimos en esta previa. ♪ ♪ esto es lo que haces cada mes al pagar tu cuenta de verizon o at&t: tirar la mitad de tu dinero a la basura. cámbiate a sprint y paga la mitad de la tarifa de tu plan. t

they don't recognize the royhinga as asigh lim seekers.hey are worried large numbers of migrants will add a burden to limited social services. while they are members of the association of southeast asian nations, that body has no integrated bucket or policy to deal with the migrant crisis. a report now from indonesia where help is pouring in for nearly 1500 my grantsz who have been trapped at sea. >> three months at sea with hardly any food and nowhere to go. the asylum seekers are finally getting help. volunteers with aceh and social workers have come with medical supplies and food. nearly 1500 from myanmar have reached the safety of the indonesian coast. on friday more than 800 of them were rescued by fishermen in the prove incident of aceh. fighting broke out due to a lack of food. many people spent hours in the water after their boat broke down. they have lost all hope until they saw the fishermen. >> they helped us a lot. we have so thankfully. if they didn't pick us up from the sea, all of us would have died. >> help is now pouring i

. >> roll call commissioner president scott commissioner lim sfgovtv.org supervisor farrell commissioner ferrigno we have quorum oh, commissioner shlain is excused we have quorum thank you secretary now have action item one. >> thank you i had to turn on the microphone it item one approve the minutes so on and so forth below regular meeting of march 12 special closed session appeal on april 2, 2015. >> i would ask the board any amendments or edits or changes to the minutes as distributed. >> i hopeful to approve is interest a second. >> second. >> public comment? we're ready to proceed to the vote all opposed by the same sign opposed? and so ordered a we're now ready for action item number two. >> two. >> item two discussion item general public comment not appearing on today is agenda is there must be comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners excuse my voice it's allergy we know know this is an item stone the agenda having to with the ma pd plan i've been getting calls and i'm ford the president i've been getting calls and concerns about this i'm hoping you will thoroughly vet the presen

. >>> and his april 12th arrest was will lim, the death toll has reached, 6,260 and survivors are facingse is, due to a is veer shortage of water, toilet, and aid. >>> and new again knee has been hit by a second earthquake, and it should be southwest and no immediate reports that casuallies have been listed. >>> , and on thursday ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ the u.n. is ruling that fuel shortages could stop aid for the yemen, and, the supplies, already inside the country,. >>> saudi awry we a launched a attach and, dozens of rebels were dead, and some neighborhoods they were only targeted in an air strike- >>> send people living there say more than a dozen people were killed, and fighters, and in the area around the airport. >>> they discussed at a closed meeting, at the u.n. >>> well the russian ambassador to the united nations called this meeting the situation is bad and getting worse for life for civil yums, and the secretary, has called for a cease-fire or pauses to help civilians, with 1200 of them having been killed so far in this fighting and, this is what he had to say going into the meeting. >>> w

i have a brief one i'll make it very brief i know it's - first of all, i want to thank commissioner lim for preceding at the march board meeting i also want to in that public forum thank you formerly dr. george commissioner shlain when restipend from the board i want to share an e-mail to commissioner shlain it expresses the sentiments of the board i have had the opportunity george the need for you to resign is stoipt to me i have enjoyed our council i thank you for your contributions and patience we've grappled with numerous decision in the private arena could have been resolved immediately rather than a public process it was totally a type a person i think he'd understand we saying that the board is condominium to pursue i wish you all volunteer dmraefrz and sent by me i would like to thank you for the opportunity to welcome commissioner says and will not be at the may meeting but we welcome his presence and look forward to a replacement for commissioner shlain to operate at full strength i've participated in a wide variety of meetings including the combfrps and the telling cover-ups

lavarse la cara caza vez que llegue de la calle mantener su ropa fuera de la habitaciÓn y mantener limue tiene un efecto anti inflamatorio. >>> queremos compartir que telemundo en conjunto con nuestra cadena hermana nbc y el diario national re view van a presentar un debate de los >>>periodista: candidatos republicanos. el 26 de febrero del aÑo prÓxÓmo. esto lo vera solo por telemundo. >>> este domingo, enfoque comenzÓ la carrera por la presidencia de estados unidos. y tanto demÓcratas como republicanos, estÁn visitando estados claves. lo vamos a analizar. y vamos a visitar al secretario de vivienda julian castro si estÁ pensando lanzarse a la vicepresidencia con hillary clinton. y este dÍa de las madres es el domingo reconocemos el esfuerzo de una abuela que a sus 80 aÑos. de la universidad junto a sus 2 nietos se graduÓ. en su horario. >>> al regresar en noticiero telemundo. descubren a un niÑo dentro de una maleta en un cruce fronterizo. >>> miren como quedÓ. miren la foto y la madre de uno de los corresponsales comparte la wow, bienvenidos a toyota time. hola mariela. estamos aquí

anbar's provincial council, sunni, is allowing shiia muon lim officials to join the fight.adi is in the center of iraq the capitol of anbar province which has been mostly under isil control since last year. it is 100 kilometers from the capital, baghdad. zeina zeina k had. odr has more. >> reporter: isil is one step closer to taking ramadi. they are besieging government forces inside the anbar command center headquarters. isil on the offensive. the government on the defensive. the council asking shiias to join the fight. this will not be welcome by many sunnis who we have to remember they are allied to the government and the council is not preparerepresentative of all sinni tribes in anbar. some cooperate with the government. many influential ones do not. so, it's a decision that will not help reconciliation in iraq. at the end of the day, there has been a long history of animosity between the shia led capitol and anbar. we have to remember that before isil's takeover of much of "the sun"ni hartland last june, the islamic state of iraq in the leaf ant was strong in anbar an

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put lims through quite an ordeal. >> he spent most of the day going up and down round and round on theke to reporter ryan recker of our station in pittsburgh. >> i moved here in 1959. and friends took me out and i said where is an amusement park. they said oh kennywood. >> reporter: from that point on vic was hooked. discovering a favorite park and coaster. the jack rabbit. >> it was a lot of fun. we came up and rode i had and rode it. >> reporter: and ride it hez has for the past 55 years plus. >> 4,905 times. >> reporter: you can add 95 more times to that number. at age 82 vic celebrated the jack rabbit's 95th birthday with ye, 95 consecutive rides. giving him an even and staggering 5,000 rides on the fifth oldest coaster in the world. >> well, when i joined american coaster enthusiasts, i never heard of people riding coasters over and over and over again. you know. and then i heard. you know, that they do. and i went, well, okay. i'll try. you know. and that's how it started. >> reporter: and now, it continues. 5,000 jack rabbit rides and counting. >> and he stays very calm. i was o

hannah and mark lim are the co-founders of lala land. great to see both of you guys. >> hi. great to see you. thank for having us. >> thank you. >> hannah, you came up with an idea for a great stylish sippy cup that solved some of the problems for your kids. had you guys ever worked together before? mark you were a serial entrepreneur. >> right. >> have you ever been involved in any of those companies, hannah? >> no, never. i've never been involved in any of his work before. >> okay. so tell me the conversation, which is we're going to start a business together. we're married. we have a new baby. there are enough stresses on us. you're in school. you know, what did you talk about in those early days of can we do this together without ending up with a failed business or a divorce? >> i feel -- i'm very proud of our level of communication and before we started this business i distinctly remember i said, listen you have a great idea. i am dying to take this to market but before we go on any further we need to spend the next month talking every day about how grueling how difficu

that is to say the next day we went to the hotel and staid and watched the lim seens with david rockafellor, ceo's like heinz. i talked to two important members soon. dennis heely, one of the founding members and explained what the group meant to him and that is this was after the second world war and they lived through hitler and they believed giving power to business who have no ideaology and believe in money and it was sacred. so the idea was we will be globalist and invite up and coming politicians and have private conversations and try and promote the idea of globalism to up and coming policies. >> host: jon ronson, did you enjoy your time with tucker? >> guest: it was terrifying but now i am older. i snuck into bohemian grove where they have rituals thrown in the fiery bellies of giant stone owls. i snuck into one of their meetings. more successfully. at the time you want to do nothing less than this stuff. i am not an adrenaline type of person. but looking back these are the great things. these were great days. who is >> host: who is omar and how did you become his driver? >> guest:

. >>> we begin in iraq where make lim sha are preparing a counter offensive to retake ramadi, isil took control of it on sunday night, after days of heavy fighting and despite u.s. airstrikes. people are now trying to leave the city, and find ref final in baghdad, that's where dana picks up the story. >>> they were caught in the crossfire and, now they have no place to go. according to the international organization for migration 8,000 people were forced to leave ramadi, when fighters, advanced nude their city. >>> but people who headed towards baghdad are being questioned before being allowed to enter they say, they want to make sure that no fighters from isil make it into the city. >>> why aren't we allowed to go to baghdad? >>> aren't we in the same country, it is better to die than to live this live. >>> anger, towards the parliament runs deep and there's always feeling that they have been betray he. >>> we spend two days on the road and we were humiliated at at government checkpoint and what we can't understand, how they just retreated and withdraw drew why did they do that? >>> ra

reporter: alexi lim was pulled from his car and beat by angry bikers in new york city.s harassed, his mirror was smashed. the ensuing rally turned into a mob. now an undercover officer is charged in the attack for allegedly not helping the couple. his attorney says the officer was not part of the beating and did not tell anyone about what he saw because he feared for his job. it was the jewel heist that of the whole world talking in the eight men arrested for a massive crime in london where court today on charges of conspiracy to burgle. a night suspect is adam bail. -- out on bail. some put the estimates at $310 million. when rolling thunder rolls into d.c. this weekend it is that time of year, they will be met by some locals. wiley myers of southwest d.c.. leon: as sam ford shows us, today is a special day for spider. he prepares to take the right once again. reporter: who are the people of rolling thunder? one was a focus of attention of the constitution building today. it is wiley myers, a.k.a. spider. >> my grandmother gave me spider. reporter: they crowded around

any of the attendees of a controversial event where invitees completed to draw pictures of the mud limuhammad. live in phoenix, speaking a moent ago from the imam the mosque attended by both gunmen. take a listen. >> two members that they didn't show any signs of radicalization or any signs of even thinking about those things in that manner. so when that happens it just shocks you. you know? how good did you know these people? that's the question people ask themselves. >> joining us now what else did he have to tell you? >> reporter: you can hear how confused he sounds in that tape, because he says he didn't know. he knew edlton simpson in ten years. the president of the mosque saw this man worshipping regularly and saw no sorts of violence and the other man, soofi, nadir soofi, had a pizza shop. it's not the profile, he didn't see it coming. that's the story we're getting from a lot of people here in the apartment complex. the two men lived in that -- you see that balcony over my right shoulder where the two men lived. a lot of the people in the community saw the men and saw them work

genny lim was a librarian and judy yung conducted oral histories for the poems. this is what the bud both looked like in the 1980's. policy houses and not want to publish it. so they self published it. 35 years ago. and what they found was that this history of preserving and recovering this history served as a type of catharsis for the chinese-american community. it openly and these dark these dark openly aired these dark secrets. it was not their fault. it was part of a larger history a larger pattern of dissemination. it helped to legitimize the angel island experience. and it allowed immigrants and detainees to feel like they did not have to be ashamed anymore. so judy yung talks about how in this early period of the 1970's that she would find people to interview and it would politely say, no, inky, i don't want to talk about it. now they're so many people who want to tell judy their stories that she cannot keep up with them. and has become a whole new type of experience. it is not just for the chinese-american community, but it has been recognized as importan