lynn: hi! lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. lynn: lynn hughes. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. -are you norton? -norton: i am norton. -lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -norton: nice to meet you. lemonis: what a great place. -norton: thank you. -lynn: thank you. lemonis: there's some people in here. lynn: yeah! isn't this great? lemonis: and so, i noticed that on the sign, that you're only open -- lynn: thursday, friday, and saturdays. lemonis: how many seats in the entire place? lynn: about 200. lemonis: and is there ever a time where it's jam-packed, out the door, down the street? norton: actually, we have pictures of it at about halfway in the parking lot. that is not real unusual. we can feed as many as 500 people in a night. lemonis: do you guys ever run out of seats in the dining area and then have to turn customers away? norton: yeah. lemonis: how many acres is the whole complex? norton: on this side of the road, we got about 30 acres. lemonis: okay. so, there's more expansion land. norton: as long as we keep getting business, we can keep adding

lynn is -- lynn is the woman that i'm going to marry.think he really wanted to hold it together and to be dignified. >> reporter: jennifer snell was a reporter for miami's nbc station wtvj. >> i thought that as the word would come out of his mouth, he will realize what he was saying what that the love of his life was dead. >> i have to believe for christian's sake that she's still alive because he's just a 5-year-old child, and he needs his mother. and he loves his mother so much. >> reporter: ed odell was driven. he would not give up trying to find the love of his life. he called on everyone even the president, to ask for help. >> ed odell started a campaign writing to president clinton, and lo and behold we get a call from the fbi that said they would now like to join the investigation. >> reporter: but even with the top law enforcement agency in the country in on the search for lynn friend there was still no break in the case. then out of the blue the deep dark blue, a chance encounter produced a lead from a most unlikely place in the

>> thousand oaks mall. >> it's off of lynn road. >> lynn?rter: lynn road, the irony was apparently lost on frank jaramillo. it was mid-morning, late november. detective nelson was worried. would he show up? >> you sit in the parking lot by yourself and you kind of go over -- and sure, your heart races a little bit. i mean, it's crunch time and you feel like everybody's kind of depending on you to get this done. you want it to go well. >> reporter: so the idea is you're reeling them in like a fisherman? >> yep. >> reporter: but there are times when you don't know what's going to happen? >> right. you know? could have a fray in the line. have it break. had that happen a few times. >> reporter: but not this time. there was frank in a brand new lexus suv. >> frank? >> yeah, that's me. >> that's not an i.s. >> reporter: an i.s., referring to the less expensive car he said he'd be driving. >> oh, yeah. my wife took the other car this morning. >> that's sweet. now i know what you spent your money on. >> reporter: money from fred schockner, is what

lynne hermle is a legendary defense attorney. her key takeaways from the trial and what the tech community can learn. lynee: great to be back in my office. great for kleiner perkins to prevail on everything. cory: the jurors were stunned when they saw all of the cameras. lynne: just a tidal wave of reporters, overwhelming. occasionally, people would tweets on my -- would tweets or e-mail me. cory: what made this case unusual? lynne: cases don't change industries, not what they are about. this case was the right issue at the right time, wrong case wrong forum. a very hot issue in silicon valley and people feel passionately about it. the media coverage made everything different. you could hear comments in the audience. the jurors were distracted by the clacking of the keyboards. cameras in your faces. cory: did that help you? lynne: it is a distraction you have to look beyond. you are always worried, what is the press reporting and if the jurors are reading it? this jury seem to be very careful about following the judge's admonitio

the representative is currently reading those angry days by lynne lynn olson that looks at the debates over the u.s. involvement in world war ii. he recently finished paul johnson's book eisenhower a life. he recommends steven and post biography which traces the path from soldier to president. asked on the list is going home to glory a memoir by his grandson david eisenhower and wife julie nixon eisenhower. next is the white house years by jim newton editor at large of the "los angeles times." next is the personal account of the strategies battles and outcome of world war ii and crusade in europe. representative tom cole represents jean edward smith portrait. to see what other books the congressman has recommended that it cold of house .gov. >> it became possible as a society where white wasn't based solely on appearance but also on dress, behavior and mannerisms. indeed skin color and physical appearance were usually the least reliable factors. racially ambiguous slaves drew on highly sophisticated understandings of racial gender and social norms and by doing so many successfully pass

lynne abraham, who's a former philadelphia district attorney. milton street, who once was a state senator, and melissa murray bailey, political unknown, will be running for the g.o.p. we'll be talking about all these people in a moment. first of all, we want to do something fun here. and there's melissa murray bailey. we wanted to show how many signatures all the candidates were able to collect, which was required last week so that they could run. you need to get at least 1,000. and look who came out on top -- anthony williams with 15,000. another thing that i thought was interesting -- how close milton street and lynne abraham came near the end of all the democrats in terms of submissions. >> mm-hmm. >> anything stick out for you guys? i mean, does this mean that anthony williams is the front-runner just for the simple fact that he's got the most signatures? >> i would say having been a candidate myself the signatures really come down to organization. that's really what it shows. >> doesn't the collection of signatures tell you something about

machine there inside the tunnel that the motor lynn since it protects the tunnel lynn from co-sponsor recognize and that was the last operations for you putting this tomb into service on february 27th it is safer today because this instructional u tunnel provides critical services for the oracle duty to deliver the liability for 2 point i6r million people in the bay area so this action approves the amount for hatch mcdonald to increase the amount not to exceed $19.5 million and expend it by one year for a total of seven years this will allow us to complete this critical project as well i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> okay. thank you why don't we go mr. rose to our report and to questions. >> yes. mr. chair on page 8 the total revised budget for the tunnel is $30,900,000 plus it includes the construction management contract for $17.5 million and the requested $2 million for a total not to exceed $19.5 million and the new urban tunnel expenditures are $314,000 plus and again, that's in tackle one on page 8 of our report and table 4 open page 9 of our report summarizes the incr

>> thank you lynn? >> we art heart you lynn. >> so sweet. i'm telling you man. >> when the man's out of the house, you can't take vacation. okay, moving on. >> oh, lynn! >> he's so touched by. that will so sweet. marge sent in from chadsford clear skies 26 degrees, i'm telling you, flattery get you everywhere, then we take you little further off to the south. actually pretty mild start for us this morning from william powell. 42 degrees sent into us, just at this point got a handful of clouds. so nothing major going on out there yet. but you can see the signs of life off in the distance here. and that's the combination of this next, i don't want to call it storm system, rather, disturbance, and, you know, definitely some moisture to work with, sipping right along, over the canadian border across from the dakotas yesterday. this thing has definitely got some legs, moving along very speedily, looks like it will be arriving here this afternoon. primarily rain, for philadelphia, the immediate vicinity, new jersey, southern new jersey, and then p

jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister lynn. >> she was just a very compassionate and trained person. she loved lilly with all her heart. >> family members say lynn was enrolled in college with hopes of becoming a medical assistant. brian web for cbs news, new york. >> the child is in the hospital in fair condition. >>> time now is 4:52. grid locked traffic grips san francisco this weekend but not if you were on [music] ♪ and i can't change, even if i tried even if i wanted to. my love my love my love she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, she keeps me warm, ♪ we are neighbors and best friends. i love my sister. my heart doesn't see race. love is love. our family is no less than any other family. >>> in san francisco, yesterday was the first sunday streets event of 2015. the three mile stretch was closed to traffic and lots of people were out there taking advantage to walk or bike. there are eight sunday street events planned across san francisco this year. >> the weather certainly cooperated. >>> a daycare center in east

like, let's not continue the problem. >> that's a bit of change that's concrete, and lynne abraham is out there arguing for that. >> because it is one of the biggest budget items that is eating away, obviously, at the city budget every year. all right, and quickly, how does everybody feel? it seems like a no-brainer. but when septa cops are now handing out little business card-type things to parents around the city, saying, "wait when you say to your child 'there's a policeman -- if you don't straighten up, he might arrest you,' as sort of a discipline approach for your child, you might very well be frightening that child so much they wouldn't ask a police officer, septa or otherwise, for help if they're lost or if they're a victim." so they're now handing out cards to parents saying, "don't make us your scapegoat." make sense or not? >> it's a -- i mean, i think people's view about police are gonna be shaped a lot more from their day-to-day interactions and things like that. so i understand the controversy, but it seems -- >> but i think -- i think it's actually a good idea because i

we said we had refused to help the soviets height the germans because we were unhappy with stall lynn's

. >> well the girl's 25-year-old mother lynn died in the wreck and is she was in the driver's seat.e hospital and in fair condition. >>> a home depot security guard trying to stop a shoplifter ended up getting hit by the get away car and it happened in please about on and that's where kit is this morning. >> reporter: good morning, pleasanton police need a big break in this case and they are hoping you recognize the woman in this photo. a security camera that was at the entrance of the store captured her as she strolled in with a shopping cart around closing time last night. investigators say she wasn't there to shop but rather she had stolen power tools. a security guard detain her in the parking lot and that's when the driver of her get away crammed the security guard, knocked him to the ground. the woman got into the car and took off. officers tried to check the area but did not find the vehicle. it's an older model gold colored lexus sedan and that security guard injured his knee with cuts scrapes and bruises but should make a full recovery. pleasanton police say if you have any

why wasn't anyone minding the store, lynn? >> well in this case he had a very weak staff.t is a chief of staff who will go to a member and say, you can't do this. that's part of the brief of being a chief of staff is to be able to make sure things are reported correctly and help make sure that everybody on the staff knows about the ethics rules. there's supposed to be ethics training. not everybody may have been in compliance. we know that there was sloppy paperwork in how he reported things on the campaign side. and i guess people who are listening know there's allegations concerning how he misused taxpayer money and campaign money. far more serious is any allegation dealing with taxpayer money because that has to do with conversion of taxpayer money to public use. i think a lot of the campaign laws, as ken knows and has done so much reporting on they're a little looser. but if federal prosecutors want to have a long list of particulars against you, everything can be counted up. >> you know lynn and jonathan it is that the campaign laws sort of have some ambiguity as to h

. >> police say 25 year old lynn grossbeck was on her way home from her parents' house friday night,n her car ran up this cement barrier launching the car into the river below. according to investigators the impact likely killed lynn but her 18 month old lilly survived all alone for more than 12 hours. >> the carseat could have possibly been out of the water. >> seven members of the river rescue team had to be treated for hypothermia. baby lilly was flown to a hospital in salt lake city. jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister. >> she was just a very compassionate and caring person. she loved lilly with all her heart. >> family members say lynn was enrolled at provo college with hopes of becoming a medical assistant. in new york, brian web for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> a 13:00 right now. we want to get traffic and weather together. some icy spots this morning right, kate? >> that's right. you have to watch out for black ice some slick spots this morning not all over the place, not completely widespread thing here this morning, but a few slick spots, and all it takes is one

we're at lee highway and north lynn street. where cars pedestrians, and people on bicycles cross and converge. it can be very very treacherous. there have been 20 collisions here last year. seven people injured in those collisions. they'll be keep an eye on the intersection but three other busy intersections in the area starting at 7:00. police will be out there and taking a look at the traffic patterns the way people are behaving and whether or not they're obeying the traffic laws. we're not just talking about the drivers but the pedestrians and the bicyclists as well. they're going to be writing following the traffic laws. here are the locations they're going to be keeping an eye on here for the next several days. lee highway and north lynn street. north courthouse road and north 15th street. also at columbia pike and south scott street. they'll be doing the enforcement effort at 7:00 this morning until 9:00. they'll come back out during the lunch hour which is busy. from noon until 1:00 writing tickets. it all gets underway

jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister lynn. >> she was just very compassionate person. loved lily with all her heart. >> reporter: family members say lynn was enrolled at provo college with hopes of becoming a medical assistant. brian webb for cbs news new york. >> and doctors have upgraded lily to fair condition. a go fund me account to pay for funeral expenses and lily's medical care has raised 29,000 soz 29,000 -- so far. >>> he was packed and ready to go on the run. i'm scott broom in laurel. coming up, new details unveiled today about the alleged serial shooter who terrorized maryland. >> they piece together how a young officer died. we talk to an official about officer safety and the dash cam not working. i'm stephanie ramirez. i'll have that coming up. >> supporting bob mcdonell, the group who says his convictions altto be tossed out. >> which commute will be affected. >>> thanks for being here. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm lesli foster. the first major legal test of the hot lanes violation is underway right now in a fair fax county courtroom. >> peggy fox watching

according to vest earnings the impact likely killed lynn.survived all alone for more than 12 hours. >> # members had to be treated for hypothermia. baby lilly flown to a hospital in salt lake city. jill sanderson spoke by phone about her sister, lynn. >> she was just very compassionate, and caring person. >> she loved little which all her heart. >> say lynn was enrolled at provo column egg with hopes every becoming a medical is cyst and the. brian web, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> incredible. >> time 6:27. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" following breaking news, fire destroys a historic inn in new jersey. the billing dates back to the 1700s cents. >> camden county home cops crashing down overnight with four people inside. fortunately, there why no injuries, jan carabeo on scene. full update ahead. >> you could hit icy patches on your drive this morning kate has your forecast, and word after warm up. and, jessica checking the roads, we traffic and weather together on the 3's. back in two minutes. here's to the explorers.

. >> lynn (calling names). >> hi, i'm lynn i'm a retiree i speak on behalf of the climate we don't have years and years to make that decision if you pass level 2 i'd like to have a time limit to move on to 3 because i think we need to take action now i support not starting any not investments in fossil fuels at this point just move quickly through the stage but please do it thank you. >> okay (calling names). >> i support the goals of fossil fuel free fossil free san francisco i'd like to see monthly or quarterly reporting that the numbers you have in your bulletin you send our bulletin out not often enough but as part of that to add those reports and also to be looking i'm sure your luke for alternatives awhile your deinvesting i'd like to say that saudi arabia and the united immigrants are devesting looking for alternative and saudi arabia has a oil reserves and immigrants are 9 percent and they have discovered they're not going to make it with just oil an article from dubai said oil can't compete with their national bank you have to look at in terms of the financial to have to look,

lynn abraham released an internal poll claiming she she is in the lead. i want to talk about milton street, a judge said he can remain in the race, he doesn't live in philadelphia and doesn't have membership with the democratic party. milton street on the ballot is good and bad for who finish the sentence? and you're not allowed to think. >> it's it's indifferent. i don't think he'll get the 24% that the got when he ran against the antimichael nutter vote when he ran 4 years ago. i don't think he will be a big factor in what happens in this election. >> i agree. >> shot down the milton street thing. >> the one point i would make because of the campaign finance limitations, we're already seeing the impact of outside groups, what we call outside groups that are in. the big buy by williams to go on television, i think what's remarkable about the primary we'll see larger amounts of money by the independent campaign committees that are going to dominant the air waves of and we're going to have to find out whether or not television trumps all of these endorseme

tamer lynn's wife was never charged and they repeatedly denied they had no knowledge of the attack. she says she cooperated with the investigation. there's no word whether she is expected to testify. here's what people in boston are saying. >> i am not sure you are going to find anybody anywhere who hasn't heard about it, but will people try to listen to the evidence and based on the evidence, i believe people will do that. i believe the jury system does work. it will be interesting to see. it is quite a quitment they are facing here. the trial will last 3-4 months. if convicted there's expected to be a penalty phase in which mitigating and aggravating factors are expected and will be for them to decide if life in prison or put to death if convicted. back to you. >> speaking of the death penalty how many charges? >> 30 charges all of. out of them 17 face death penalty. one is weapons of mass destruction resulting in death. >> oo and now to another fox news alert. overnight a near disaster at a turkish airline plane skids off the runway after a hard landing in nepal. two-days of rain

. >> police say 25-year-old lynn grossbeck was on her way home from her pair en's house friday night when her car ran up the cement barrier launching the car into the river below. according to investigators the impact likely killed lynn but her 18 month old lilly survived all alone for more than 12 hours. the car seat could have possibly been out of the water. >> seven members of the river rescue team had to be treated for hypothermia. baby lilly was flown to a hospital in salt lake city. jail sanderson spoke by phone about her sister lynn. >> she was just a very compassionate and trained person. she loved lilly with all her heart. >> family members say lynn was enrolled at provo college with hopes of becoming a medical assistant. brian web for cbs news new york. >> that child is in the hospital right now in fair condition. >>> senator dianne feinstein has advice for hillary clinton. talk about those e-mails. feinstein says clinton's image could be harmed if she stays silent and she needs to explain why she used her personal e- mail account for official business while she was secreta

six months in danell lynn joining us right this minute from las vegas.ratulations on your journey. how's it going. >> it's going amazing. it's definitely been everything i expected it to be and so much more. the people i'm meeting, the amazing people at gas stations gas station gentlemen. meeting great people with great stories across the nation. >> what have you learned about yourself doing this? >> for me i always wanted to do something more than that two week vacation. a year on the road is awesome. there's that element of self-discovery but fining who you are in finding other people out there. >> do you have a favorite place. >> i enjoyed swimming with the manatees. they're gentle giants. they'll swim right up to you. i got a manatee kiss. if you reach out slowly pet them, they'll roll over yorfor you to scratch their belly like a dog. >> tell us about the world record and how that's panning out it's going really well. i'll attempting to break the longest journey in single country on motorcycle. the current record is 23,000 miles. i'm currently at 20

shawn mcbride and gabriel lynns were driving in the westbound lanes at 1:30 in hamilton township when their car lost control, hit another vehicle and caught fire. the driver of the bmw who was outside his car checking on a flat tire was also hurt it was snowing at the time. but the cause of the crash has not been officially determined. >>> philadelphia police say the teenager that pulled a trigger in the murder of james staulman surrendered this afternoon. tiefine hamilton is in custody and he and two other taken ageers affected to rescue him. and the situation escalated into gunfire. hamilton and brandon smith are charged by aadults. a 14-year-old was also arrested. >>> tonight a follow up to story we told about you two nights ago about a pit bull that attacked three members of new adoptive family. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the animal care and control team of philadelphia dann. >> jim, we were starting to hear that only days earlier the same dog who this family was fostering viciously attacked and severely injured their family dog. and that they had warned the ag

. >> cheryl lynn. >> the map knows his stuff. . >> right. '70s i started to write seriously but didn't get on the hit train until '78. >> what was the first moment when you heard the cheryl lynn song, when you heard the first hit on the radio. >> 1973, skylor, and "wildflower" that was a hit. i was the leader of the group. strange, you work on a song for four months in the studio, and you hear it 1,000 times, and you sit in the car and you turn the dial until you find it on the radio, like it will sound different. you heard it, but there's something about it coming over magic. >> part of that is you are in a room like this. i'm curious whether you are more surprised by the hits or misses you had. >> you are in the room, creating, you hear the miss and you are like wow, that works. maybe it doesn't. or, yes, that's going to work, and it does. >> yes. well, the real mystery is that you can do it and it works, and you do it again and it works, and you do it again and it works, and do it again and it fails. you do the same thing, putting time an

lynn hernly wanted to present evidence of financial troubles and husband's bankruptcy related to the hedge fund business. she wanted to bring her lawsuit to expose gender discrimination and hernly wanted the jury to consider it may have been about financial gain. a tax lean was platesed on the investments and the couple had also to sell their condo. but the judge stood by the pretrial decision to exclude financial information saying it would likely create an unseemly side show. grilled pow for never asking for the company's policies regarding gender discrimination or retaliation. she said the reason she doesn't request the policies early on in her tenure the cfo of the company said they did not exist. her last day was october the 1st but the company agreed to keep paying her $33,000 a month for six months along with health benefits and to keep her on the books as an employee to help her find another job. however, that agreement blew up when she publicly announced she was fired from kleiner perk kins and began telling companies she was working with rather than waiting for the firm to

they soon discovered 25-year-old lynn jennifer grossbeck dead in the driver's seat, but they do find>> hello. >> oh, my good. god. >> reporter: they pull a tiny body from the wreckage and run up the hill. >> definitely hypothermic. she's freezing. >> patting her back and willing her to live. >> come on, sweetie. >> reporter: they perform baby cpr and rush her into the hospital. 18-month-old lily was submerged in the car in the frigid spanish fork river in utah for about 14 hours. she had survived hanging upside down in freezing temperatures in the upper 20s with no food or water. >> if anything had been different she might not have made it. >> brock royal was the emergency room doctor who saw lily when she was rushed in. >> you can see just how pale she is and how cold and stiff her arm is. >> reporter: four days later baby lily playing along as her father sings old macdonald in the hospital. the best reward possible for those who fought so hard to save her. shasta darlington, cnn, new york. >> we hope that gives you good smiles to get flew the rest of your day. make some good memori

joining us now is lynn who has covered him since 2008. >> hi, rachel. >> why do you believe from your reporting, what do you think is indicated about why he resigned today? i can't tell what is the worst thing he has been accused of. there has been a lot over these last few weeks. >> there is mounting number of serious legal questions that he is facing, including questions that i have that his team knew about the mileage too. the same stuff that politico was covering they knew i had the same information. but what i think really was going on here is that he knew that not only were there stories in the pipeline he knew about, but i think his team figured there was storied they didn't yet know about. he also kind of knew it was the end of the road for him no matter what. he craved celebrity and a yet set lifestyle. that was ending. he had serious legal problems that he hopes to down play by quitting and playing back some of the money as certain things become apparent. and i think he is losing support locally, almost every local newspaper and columnist was writing scathing editorials abou

tanya vanatter and julie lynn cox were school chums.ck-out she was but that there was more to her than just that. >> she could have her choice of young men. she was beautiful. >> inside and out. >> it wasn't just her exterior beauty. she was a beautiful girl, but she just had such a sweet, kind, caring personality that it was attractive to everybody. >> reporter: it was a small miracle, perhaps, that she turned out so well, given what was demanded of her, said her friends. >> her mother left when they were young. her grandmother lived with her for a while, but she was the caretaker of her siblings. she had a younger sister and a younger brother, and cathy pretty much mothered them and cared for them. >> she definitely was the mom. >> reporter: except on weekends, when the school chums remember sneaking around the base to get a glimpse of the true stars among the young men there, no surprise, the macho fighter pilots. >> the man in the uniform. >> yes, that uniform. definitely, the jumpersuit. very hot. >> cathy and i would always joke a

. >> host: joining the conversation with the chairman on net neutrality is lynn stanton senior of tell communication reports >> you said you thought once it was passed there might be more opportunity or room for democrats to work with you on the legislation you mentioned that you introduced. i know it is early but have you introduced it? >> guest: not yet. we could have jammed the bill in and marked it up but we didn't. i started in early january with a discussion draft and met privately with democrats and there was interest but it was shutdown. we have to wait until the order is published to the federal register for all to see. only the commissioner and their staff have read it. then i think you have to give time for people to understand the consequences, good and bad and then hopefully there is a way to legislate in a bipartisan way hopefully. in 2010 it was ten months before it was published and litigated for three and half years. if you want certainty and protection and don't want to create an uncertain place you should do it lawfully. >> there are suggestions and rumors that there

representative cole is currently reading those angry days by lynne olson which looks at the internal debate over the u.s. involvement in world war ii. and he recently finished paul johnson's eisenhower a life. he recommends steven ambrose two volume biography of eisenhower which traces the past from soldier to president. next on the list is going home to glory a memoir of the president by his grandson david eisenhower and his wife julie nixon eisenhower. also on the list is eisenhower the white house years by the editor at large of the los angeles times. next is the personal account of the strategies, battles and outcome of world war ii in crusade in europe. what we witnessed in the first couple of months of the uprising is something i found inspiring not as a student just in politics but a student of history and of politics and identity all over the world. i had come to the leave as a child of the triangulation and moderate reform that radical change is impossible and system change is impossible that individuals can work if they work hard they can maybe nudge the government policy o

. >>> and the bay area's jeremy lynn is off doing good deeds. the challenging question he just could not turn down. >>> after two years and more than 50 meetings, the san francisco agency is poised to vote on a plan to improve safety on polk street. it's a plan with something for everyone to dislike. we have more on the story. >> reporter: the project would start cities from city hall at polk and mcallister and stretch about a mile or so all the way to union street. polk street is a vibrant corridor, but it's also one of the most dangerous in the city. over a five-year period there were 122 collisions between cars and pedestrians or bicyclists. one of the most memorable was new year's eve 2013 when 6-year-old sophia liu was killed at polk and ellis. the municipal transportation agency has a plan to make a 20-block stretch of the street safer. >> we've come up with a plan that involves protecting pedestrians through new design of sidewalks and crosswalks, protecting cyclists with a raised cycle track as well as bike lanes as well as improving tra

police say 25-year-old lynn gross beck was driving home from her parent' house when she lost controlnd drove off a bridge. a firefighter who responded to the call of the car in the water opened the door and unstrapped the toddler inside. >> got the baby in my arm raced its head up out of the water as i tried to release the seat belt belt. >> police say they don't yet know what caused the accident. the little girl meantime is in fair condition and is expected to survive. her mother lynn died at the scene. >>> also protesters took to the streets for the second full day in madison wisconsin after a police officer shot and killed a 19-year-old man. authorities say officer matt kinney opened fire after 19-year-old tony robinson assaulted him. robinson was not armed. today about hundred demonstrators block traffic at the scene of the shooting. madison's police chief called for calm and reportedly also met with robinson's family. the state department of justice is currently investigateing. >>> and for a second day thousands gathered in selma alabama marking 50 years sin the historic civil r

. >> lynn? >> lynn? >> thank you -- [ inaudible ] broadband subscriber access service but now apparently you don't think it is. >> so, i mean, this is one of the issues, you know, about -- there has been a lot of talk about why don't you release the rough draft of things? this is one of the reasons, because it is a rough draft. because it is a work in progress. and there was give and take as to the best way to structure a common result. there was no difference in the result. it was just the way in which to go about it. and we wanted to make sure that in the process we were saying, hey, there are services that are provided to consumers, like you and me, and there are services that are provided to edge providers. and called both of those up, but they both exist under the same kind of rules which there has to be open access and transparency. >> the u.s. has a global position that governments should not regulate the internet. former commissioner robert mcdonald carried that message to the telecommunications