once his career was over, mchale ran a successful chain of restaurants. but then, uncharacteristically, trouble. >> restlessness, irritability and discontent describe tom to a t today, but no way is it anywhere near the man i had known and the man i had been married to for years. >> the change was so diabolical. he became a drug addict, he became depressed, he became... had irate moments of violent temper. >> narrator: mchale's addictions spiraled out of control: painkillers, cocaine. >> i remember so clearly him looking at me-- and this is going back, you know, in the final months of his life-- and saying, "lisa, when i look in your eyes, all i see is disappointment." and i honestly don't know whether he was seeing my disappointment, or whether it was his own disappointment that he was seeing reflected back. but it pains me to think of how much that hurt him. >> a former tampa bay buccaneer was found dead this morning... >> former tampa bay buccaneers player... >> narrator: he had died of an overdose. >> we dissect and section his brain, do a whole serie

>> i would like to add that i appreciate miss mchale's comments. we designed this program to be a self sufficient program that it was going to run itself that they were not going to take other resources and apply it. in the financials which i would like to make sure that we talk about at the joint meeting, i do believe that there were provisions for paying back all the money advanced at the program and the financials handled that over a period of time and we strecht that out at one point but the plan itself, the cca program paid for itself. i don't really understand the idea if there is a budget cut because of increased capital cost on hetch hetchy side and power supply. i understand that is a real problem. but cca wouldn't contribute to that problem. that correlation which is how does capital cost would initiate. your sufficient program that we had designed. >> yes. so we had a couple of areas that we wanted to update you on. we arrest actively continuing to participate in pg & e's green tariff filing and opportunities for customers to choose hund

i have with mchale, very professional but they are not in a position to assist. we also wanted to meet with the advocates. we had a phone conversation, but we would like to have that, a couple more rounds of that. so i think we could, two options: i bring it back, maybe bring it to the joint meetings, bring it back to you and tell you of the conversation or go forward and tell you the vice-chair approved the rfp. it's a matter of timing and whether or not you feel like going quickly. >>supervisor john avalos: do you have any preferences on that? >>supervisor london breed: yeah, i think that given the fact that we do have a draft and there will be input and changes made in order to get us where we need to go, that we shouldn't have to wait until the next lafco meeting in order to move this rfp forward. i do think that as much as we want involvement from puc at this point, we as lafco should take the leadership on putting out there to the public exactly what we are looking for because ultimately we want a comprehensive plan. i think we should maybe allow the chair

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hurdle mchale was outraged by that. that is what he described this morning. in a previous session, he told the rest of the story. he pushed back on the commander and he argued with the commander and he persuaded the commander to do the right thing. that goes on all the time. this that weof haven't commented much on, i think it is pretty compelling for people, we have advocacy for a system where military lawyers are essentially put in charge of prosecution. it,ou stop to think about your natural conclusion would be to think that military lawyers would support that kind of aggrandizement of their authority and importance in their role of the system. it ought to say something that to a person, military lawyers do not support that increase in their authority. i was judge advocate general of the united states navy for three years. i think it would be a mistake to increase the authority of military lawyers in that way. it is not a gender thing. female judge advocates feel the same way as male judge advocates do. why is that? , and awe see it this way way that is so

joel mchale returns in a new season of "community."he world" and golden globe nominee and hockey fan michael j. fox. new comedies on tomorrow here on nbc. datsyuk and raymond for this draw. bertuzzi with it on back now to kyle quincey. back to the corner. the burrowing in begins there. abdelkader could not come up with it. bobbed on out as far as center. quincey able to punch it back along. bertuzzi grabs if there. shanked right down on his pass. datsyuk able to play it back in. very careful is bernier to watch everything unfolding behind him. played along by paul ranger. van riemsdyk. directs it in! from the corner! it's in! on the campus of the university of michigan, there's one for state. justin abdelkader has tied the game. >> eddie: a little redirect in front of jonathan bernier. good pinch in by the red wings to keep the play alive. and then on the backhand as he goes down to the ice, abdelkader, great play there from brendan smith, i believe. >> pierre: it was brendan smith, smart play out of the young man out of the university

. >> michael mchale is talking about al qaeda fighting surging and how al qaeda is in the areas wherens fought to free the area. he is going to talk about the situation in syria where they are attracting people from all over to come in and how al qaeda is engulfing much of the reason. >> you mention africa and other hot spots. who are the experts that will testify about the status of the group? >> former connecticut senator, former general jack keen the former chief of the united states army. not a partisan bunch. people are impeccable security background. >> thank you, mike. >> now to a heartbreaking story from texas. the husband of his woman is suing a fort worth hospital to have her removed from live support. the 33-year-old is legally brain dead and also 22-weeks pregnant. how did we get here? how did this start? >> this is one that tugs at your heart. it started when this 33-year-old mother was found unconscious. her home run eric, and her parents, want her taken off life support because they say being on it against her wishes and the likelihood of the fetus surviving is low. the

this is paul mchale. if i can make a brief comment. my confidence in the july grant proposal is that we are much more likely to get an objective and professional assessment of the evidence from the judge advocate as opposed to the commander. it is important to recognize the commander has enormous responsibility to the command going well beyond issues of due process to the accused in a particular case. once the allegations are on the front page of the army times or the front page of the washington post, that commander will be looking not only at the guilt or innocence of the accused but the overall impact of the allegations upon the command climate for which he or she is responsible. i had not thought about this earlier, but i recommend a rereading of herman melville's billy budd. a question was raised earlier about going to trial but a commander feels there is a need to take the case to trial. that need may be derived from concerns on the part of the commander that go well beyond the evidence, the guilt or innocence of the accused. jud

today, from the series "community," joel mchale. and globe nominee oscar isaac.chael strahan! [cheers and applause]

mchale still has the moves down low. baby hook. for a multi-year contract extension from the red sox. had he a great year last year. leading the sox to a world series title while claiming the world series mvp award. during an interview with a boston tv station, ortiz and his little dog talked about his future. >> i would like to retire a red sox but that doesn't plan on me. you know, this is business. people have different touch every year and hopefully that is not the case, but, like i say, you know, i think i will represent this organization and hopefully they see it that way. >> i love that man. >> i love ortiz. >> cute dog. >> were they wearing matching shirts? >> oh, my god! >> way to go. >> ortiz is so awesome. >> there was a reason. he had his dog on his lap to bring attention to the humane society was the reason for it if you didn't know that and just watching where he sports a chihuahua on his lap. >> he is the greatest clutch hitter in the postseason. i say that recognizing reggie jackson in the '70s but this guy, i'm sur