i am project manager for mercy housing. we really appreciate the support that the board of supervisors and the city has provided in this instance. as joan was discussing, arlington hotel is a 154-unit of building which will have 80 vacancies available actually in about -- right after labor day, to start bringing in people through the losp program. we're excited about the renovation. if anyone is interested, we may invite anyone for a tour. linton hotel is a long time resource for affordable housing in the tenderloin -- arlington hotel. it was at great risk of foreclosure several years ago, about five years ago. the building had huge deferred maintenance issues, was seismically vulnerable, and was unable to meet operating costs. mercy housing has been working with the st. vincent society as well as the mayor's office of housing and the department of public health for about five years now to save this important resource of housing. as mentioned, the losp was a key component to this plan, and as she mentioned, with the losp, w

i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to us, he was still the great dark man. a mythical man or object to desire. it was probably why we jumped to attention. jesus. tucking the incriminating evidence. wait. let this go down first. >> why? i don't know. seems rude. ben widened his eyes at me. did you learn that from miss manners. i hid myself. this probably made me look grand. that somehow seemed preferable. men opened the door. he was standing there. i'm sorry fellows. come on in. our visitor shot a quick glance. can we get you something to drink? remaining seated. there's a soda machine. no thanks. did you have a hard time finding us. i'm michael i said. finally standing. this is ben. he shook our hands. i'm patrees. i am worried that it might make me squirm. i found it hospitable. that it put he more at easy. we're glad you came. patrice smiled. ben caught my guy. he began to rearrange the forskin. it seemed to swell. when

and the ceo of mercy health network.a joint operating venture between catholic health initiatives and headquartered in denver, colorado, and trinity help headquartered in michigan. the floor is yours. >> thank you. whenever i am doing these types of talks, it is engaging providers, payers and government, i am reminded of my daughter who went to the university of iowa and then went to the university of southern california for her master's degree in medical-social work. my mother, who is 90, can never figure out why my daughters and sons of leave and did not settle back in orange city, iowa. and last thanksgiving, my mother you come back? they have a nice hospital. they need social workers. i can take care of you. leave santa monica. come back. so meghan would say to my mom, grandma, i have this great condominium that is close to the ocean, which i am paying for. i have this nice car that i can get around in very well, which i am paying for. and i have this graduate program that i am in at u.s. see that i am paying for pen

i teach economics in business -- business and now mercy college. i should mention we have the film festival. we really enjoy it. >> what did you do for the cia? >> i was an economist with commodities but the cia was due bureaucratic. i was involved with the financial revolution part of the inflation survivable other that is much more establishment name we started with ronald reagan and it has been a great ride. i consider myself a survivor but i maintain my contacts. they are a good source and the cia does everything. research on everything. >> we invite did you to talk about "the making of modern economics" the lives and ideas of the great thinkers." but this is the second edition? >> 2001. came out the first one but it took me five years to write with a lifetime of learning and the second addition came out in 2009 we felt it needed to be updated. my final chapter is "mr. smith goes to washington." that was a little premature but we had to revise the final chapter. >>host: how was it organized? >> we had to create an alternative to the philosopher

loving and merciful god, we praise you and we adore you for your great mercy. your truth, goodness and beauty, you're the source of all that is good and all that is holy. and you hate what is evil. you respond to evil, oh lord, with love. in your boundless love you have conquered sin and death. your victory over death is our hope for we know that we do not live in a lasting city. we entrust our beloved deceased to your love and mercy. we entrust our community to your comfort and peace. we entrust our fear, our doubt, our uncertainty to your providence shl care, oh low. be present to us, be present to us tonight, be present to us in the days ahead. help us to love as you love. and help us to build a community of peace. we pray for the victims of this terrible crime for the survivors and for their families, we pray for their friends and neighbors who loved them. we pray for the conversion of the perpetrator of this terrible crime and we pray for our city, for healing, for strength to go forward. you are our hope, lord. we look to your resurrection as a sure sign

loving and merciful god, we praise you and we adore you for your great mercy. you are truth, goodness, and beauty. you are the source of all that is good and all that is holy and you hate what is evil. you respond to evil, oh lord, with love and your boundless love, your victory over death is our hope for we know that we do not live in a lasting city. we entrust our beloved deceased to your love and mercy. we entrust our community to your comfort and peace. we entrust our fear, our doubt, our uncertainty to your providential love. be present to us tonight, be present to us in the days ahead. help us to love as you love and help us to build a community of peace. we pray are for the victims of this terrible crime, for the survivors and for their families. we pray for their friends and neighbors who love them. we pray for the conversion of the perpetrator of this terrible crime and we pray for our city, for healing, for strength to go forward. you are our hope, lord. we look to your resurrection as a sure sign that death does not defeat us, that death is not the e

however, we also do mixed populations. 10th and mission is a family project that mercy sponsored. 135 units. 44 targeted to homeless families. currently under construction is 11 84th, another mercy-sponsored project. 150 units with 25 targeted the homeless. eligible contracts unless projects must contract to provide services that are reviewed and funded by dph and hsa. they go to the access points, giving the city the ability to prioritize those individuals that have long histories of heavy use of city services. the first loss disbursement is made -- once approved, it is made when the building is placed in service. thereafter, disbursements are made at the beginning of each fiscal year after the city's budget is approved. the loss program budget is monitored by both the service agencies, as well as the mayor's budget office. local operating subsidy creates an operationally feasible project that is then able to leverage other state, federal, and private funding. and i think i mentioned that in order for other resources to consider our applications eligible, we have to show that it will

david velinga, president of the mercy mallet -- and mercy medical care center. it is situated in three campuses in the des moines, iowa metropolitan area. i've known him for many years and i have been a patient in the hospital. when i was hit by a truck but that is another story. with more than 7000 employees at a medical staff of more than 1000 physicians and allied health providers including 380 employed physicians and 130 allied health professionals, mercy provides services and support to a network of critical access hospitals and health-care facilities in 18 central iowa communities and has 10 on subsidiaries. in addition, mr. velinga errors as vice-president for operations of diocese health care. a joint operating venture between catholic health initiatives headquartered in denver, colorado and trinity help headquartered in novi, michigan. the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. i am reminded of doing this kind of talks and it is engaging everyone involved. i'm reminded of my daughter who went to the university of iowa but then went to the united univer

. >> i think as avis mentioned we don't know what we don't know and the data and mercy touched upon this. i too, was stunned that the taliban's rule in afghanistan has led to gender apartheid. and like you said, yeah, we know it's bad but we don't know until the gallup poll done by the world bank is astonishing. 600,000 women are raped in south africa each year? crazy. and most women what i found compelling from the research that we can learn from is that with respect to education, and physically feeling safe women still on physical safety across the globe we don't feel safe walking on the streets. so we can learn a lot. policy should be and particularly with respect to rape and safety, i think to sam's point we know that when a woman is raped especially here in the united states, she becomes the criminal. she is criminalized for reporting it. and that to me, is just astonishing to see the numbers in black and white. >> what about the costs i think about this, what about the costs of collecting the data? instead of using that money and helping people. you know helping women start -- it's

columbia university in new york, and also at mercy college. that is a summary, and i should mention that freedom fest, my wife does the film festival here as well. we have a lot of things that we do. we have really enjoyed it. >> very quickly, what did you do for the cia? >> that's a good question. actually, i was an economist. i was very much involved with commodities and the energy crisis in the 70s. you know, the cia was too bureaucratic for me. so i wanted to break out into something more entrepreneurial. so i got involved in the financial revolution and started being the managing editor of a newsletter called the inflation survival letter in the 1970s. which is now called personal finance. it is much more of an establishment name. my own newsletter, forecasts and strategies, it was started when ronald reagan was elected. i consider myself a great survivor in many ways. i have maintained some of my contact to the cia. i think they are a good source for information. we are a global economy. the cia does everything. the cia did research on b

. >> excuse me, we're at the mercy of mother nature. we're not at the mercy of being on a better corner to sell my shoes than x shoe market. >> you're not at the mercy of anything, because nobody forces you to be a farmer. there are plenty of people that have the weather. what if i run a resort and a get a lot of rain and no one comes to my resort? there are plenty of businesses with unknowns that you can't control. that's part of capitalize. if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen, if you can't stand the weather, then farming is not for you. >> but farming -- this is food for people. should we look at it differently than other industries? >> no. >> let me say -- we need clothes and places to live, it's a free market. most of the subsidies go to mega corporate farmers and you're taxes poor americans, and the whole goal is -- >> that's not true. >> i understand your point. >> get rid of the department of agriculture and let the price of food come county so it's not so expensive to eat. >> i understand your point, aron, let's

>> mercy housing, the developer. >> what is your role in construction? >> personally? >> your firm. >> we designed the building, we work with the team of engineers to design the systems. we permited the building and we will come out and observe the construction to make sure that the construction conforms to the intent of the permit it documents. >> one of the things you mentioned, and what if you tell us though name of your firm. one of the things that was mentioned is they coordinate with the other engineering and design people and the construction firm, and one of the major problems with these kinds of construction projects is coordination, making sure that everybody is building the same building and everything fits together right. in large measure, that is the architect's job. do you make sure that the structural stuff fits together, with the architecture and the mechanical? >> that is where we earn most of our money. >> that is difficult? >> no question, we had cahill come on board at the later stages of design to help with the construction, details, flexing of sys

[bell rings] and i join my colleagues in urging you to approve the losp subsidy for to mercy housing for the benefit of the arlington residents. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. i live in -- [unintelligible] i cannot tell you and of how good it is to have these services. and a word of change when it comes to me, -- [unintelligible] after being homeless for several years. so we needed those funding. thank you. supervisor farrell: thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello, i am the site program director of -- [unintelligible] i am here to support the losp program. my program was one of the recipients of the funding. we were able to leverage the funds that were otherwise not available to keep us open in the mission. we house about 87% spanish multilingual speakers, of which all of our staff are bilingual. without this subsidy, we would not be able to give culturally- all the services to our tenants. 48% of our tenants are zero income, and the average income is less than $2,500 a year. on behalf of our tenants, our agency, we're here to give strong support to the losp program.

we're at the mercy of this.nnah, so far -- savannah guthrie, our chief legal correspondent, today she'll co-host. so far any surprises, know whatting you know about these initial appearances? >> it's kind of that dazed and -- >> charges will be expected to be filed on monday. >> i want to correct myself. the courthouse is miles away in centennial, colorado. a short distance from where he has been held these last few days. he is still listening to counsel, and i think all of us are having the same reaction looking at the variety and number of facial expressions that overtake him. almost -- you can almost surmise and catalog a number of thoughts. >> in some sense this is a powerful moment for the defense that we all pretty much expect. there's going to be some issue as to his mental veracity. whether or not it's an insanity defense or even ash issue that comes up before that to whether he is competent even to stand trial. the world is getting a look at this man, and he does not seem to be right, whether or not tha

on your soul, may god have mercy on your soul" soul""and carlene stewart says her son was the 109th in the city last year...and she doesn't want to her son to get lost in the numbers"one year later...there are no suspects. stewart believes witnesses are staying in the shadows out of fear. daughtry will never be the police officer he hoped to be...to counteract the violence, that would eventually take his life.but he continues to do good...through the gift of organ donation: donation:" i know a part of my son is out ...yea he's somewhere out there" if you have any information that can help the stewaat family, you can call the baltimore homicide unit at 410 396 2100.the number is on your screen.live in downtown baltimore, janice park fox 45 news at ten. p3 its been ten days but anne arundel county police still can't find the thief who was caught on camera stealing hundreds of dollars. dollars. seconds after breaking through a window at the severna park golf center, the burglar stared straight into the lens of a nanny-cam. the owner gave the video to police and also posted it on youtub

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. >> and no mercy from the minibike driver. >> this looks like a sure fire way to vomit. >> a good namehis is the death trap. >> or rusty way to get an infection. >>> everybody likes lmfao's "i'm sexy and i know it." it came on, and the moves started flowing. >> whoa, it's like she's been watching mtv jams. >> that's like '80s head banging. she should be in like a death metal band with that move. >> i don't know how to think about this bird. it has a cocky attitude. >> sometimes we know the rhythm gets you. >> it's posing like freeze -- e defrost. >> that's it for us here at "right this minute," we'll see you next time. ♪

on my rough and rowdy ways ♪ ♪ lord have mercy on my rough and rowdy ways ♪ ♪ call it one drink toonce if you sit or you stand ♪ ♪ 'cause they both end in trouble and start with a grin ♪ ♪ 'cause they both end in trouble and start with a grin ♪ ♪ we do it over and over and over again we do it over and over and over again ♪ ♪ oh-oh oh-oh ♪ oh oh oh-oh oh-oh oh oh ♪ i know there's california oklahoma and all of the places i ain't ever been to ♪ ♪ but down in the valley with whiskey rivers these are the places you will find me hidin' ♪ ♪ these are the places i will always go these are the places i will always go ♪ ♪ i am on my way i am on my way i am on my way back to where i started ♪ ♪ oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh one more for the stars in the eyes of the walls ♪ ♪ i saw your name and i heard you calling out ♪ ♪ i saw your face in a crowd and you came out ♪ ♪ you got the sign on the door and the stars at night ♪ ♪ that reads to me just like the

the families are pleading for mercy. one needs life saving medication. david curly has the latest from washington. >> she boston minister who is trying to retrace the steps of jesus. this morning a long with a boston woman and a egyptian tour guide are being held hostage. >> as of right now. there is no worse i can comprehend what is going on. we just need peace. >> they are stunned by the developments. >> a bedouin pulled them off a tour bus around mt. sinai. quoted as saying the americans are very nervous and so are the families. >> the concern we have at the moment is that he is diabetic. longer they hold him, i would assume not going to work in his favor. >> reporter: what is remarkable the kidnapper in an interview he took the americans to secure the release of his uncle, an uncle taken into custody for refusing to pay $100 in a bribe to police officers at a checkpoint. >> this standoff was underway as secretary of state hillary clinton was visiting egypt meeting with the president who was elected after the arab spring. it is a revolution that has b

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we better beg ', plead, for mercy, on the hope, the off chance that god might relent.s specifically in chapter 3, verse 9, who knows, god may yet relent and with compassion, turn his fierce anger so that we will not perish. now, right before that, he not only talks about fasting but he says, let everyone urgently call on god and let them give up their evil ways and their violence. it wasn't just, don't eat, don't drink. let's have a religious ceremony. it was, people, people, this is serious. we've got to respent. we've got to turn. now, jonah's reaction is, woo-hoo, that's so exciting. i love to see wicked people respent and come to know the god of abraham, right? versus 1, chapter 4, but -- but what? what could possibly be but after this tremendous respentens. it says, godshot they did and how they turned from their evel ways and he had come. passion on them and did not bring upon them the destruction the had threatened. but jonah was greatly displeased, and he became angry. okay. jonah's got issues, god bless him. he says he prays to the lord and says, oh, lord, is

i will talk about mercy des moines. it is a big place. we are responsible for about 11 other hospitals. we have about 13,000 employees. 650 employed positions across the state of iowa. there are multiple good systems in iowa, but integration is occurring. the market is driving this. our point is patients, providers, payers, and government need to be engaged together to achieve the aaa name of better care, lower-cost health care communities. -- to retrieve -- to achieve the triple aim of better care, lower-cost health care committees. our engagement -- providers must demonstrate quality and efficiency. they need to use data. dr. brenner's comments are so pertinent. hospitals, providers, and government have not had data to make good decisions. we have been driven by a fee- for-service system. it is time to get rid of that. we must make sure we pay for value and not volume. that is the pertinent issue. how do we change our payment systems to incent us to do the right thing? we need to have the right incentives. patients must assume greater r

of mercy medical center in des moines, iowa.nd jennifer deck bell luss, health director for the hen pin county minnesota and dan our executive director for the national governors association. we willhold questions until the end of the presentation. but before we get on to our speakers i would like to yield to our committee vice chair governor pat quinn of illinois for opening remarks. >> ok. well, thank you very much terry. i think it's a very timely discussion. the concept of innovations cost reductions improvements and our health care system i think all of us understand this is one of the challenges of our time both in our state and our country. our own state of illinois we had to make some very tough choices this year in restructuring our medicaid system. we had to reduce liabilities by 2.7 billion out of about a $15 billion system. we did that through efficiencies in reductions as well as some new revenues to repair the programs long term deficit. we reduce it had medicaid spending through reductions by $1.6 billion and then

so, quite frankly, don't show me no mercy, because if i had the opportunity and i was where you wereou a bit of mercy. >> during mcfadden's 92 days of freedom, investigators think one more victim may have fallen by his hands, but the case is still unsolved. mcfadden remains the prime suspect. the grizzly postscript begins march 26th, 1995, when police discover a badly decomposed body near a highway overpass in rockland county, new york. the victim is identified at local transient, 39-year-old dana blaze demarco. >> dana was sort of a free spirit, described as an artist, a drifter, so it would be very likely that she would have come in contact with mcfadden. >> eventually, we would learn through the autopsy that she was also killed with blunt force trauma, a fractured skull was found. >> there's a couple of indicators from the crime scene that suggest that mcfadden is involved. one is the type of injury, the location of the injury, the severity of the injury. as i understand it, there was a piece of jewelry that was found with other jewelry possessed by mcfadden that belonged to dana.

i was thinking i'll show him mercy.t him alone. >> we talked about that with the staff a lot. i call it a kind of total awareness thing that they have to constantly pay attention to everything that's going on at every given minute because you just never know where those outbursts are gong to come from. >> i'm going to get you out in just a minute. >> while marcus branch sits in seg, calculating his fate, across the compound the future of abel lies in the hands of the review committee. >> i'm not afraid of no ç question. i'm just afraid of them saying no, but i don't know. i'm going to make it, i know i'll make it. >> you ready? >> yes, sir. >> why are you here? >> violation of parole. i violated -- i had a pistol while i was on parole. >> how long were you out when that happened? >> about a month. >> talk to me about your stg ties. >> well, i was tagging stuff up like my clothes and my shoe, my shower shoes, and a blue chair in gp. i had tagged it up, so i got wrote up for it and they sent me over here for it. >> by ta

i just look for mercy from the court system. still hoping for a miracle in some way, shape or form that can get me less than seven years. >> while antonucci waits for his miracle, one thing he can count on is a letter. or more specifically a postcard from his girlfriend. >> basically in maricopa county we're not allowed to get any sort of letters. it has to be a post card. most of my family does the smallest type but my girlfriend does it the smallest. i think that's a three-point font. this is eight or nine pages. >> how do you even read that? >> with eyes. i can actually read this fine from right here. so it's -- >> read me a sentence out of there. >> hey, dear, so i've been all sad for the past few days because i didn't get any mail. today i did. i got one letter from thanksgiving that mom forwarded and one other postcard. one of the letters from 12/6 or 12/7 is still down at the post office because i didn't check my mail early enough. that was one line. that was one line. so -- >> not everyone at maricopa is as lucky in love

no mercy. this is to left. a no doubter. number 14 of the season. 5-0 nats.was more than enough for starter ross death whiler. he gets out of a jam at the top of the 4th. 1, 2, 3 double play. he goes seven strong innings, one earned run and three strikeouts. the nationals win 9-2. the good news is that the nats are 3 1/2 games up in the division after splitting the series. ian desmond will be out for a couple of weeks. an mri reveals he has an oblique tear. he needs rest. >> shows you how tough he is, to go out there. but i was concerned last night and this morning when he said it felt like somebody hit him with a bat. so, i'm not sure what the recovery time is or anything but that's a big loss. >> the name ernie wells wasn't brought up until today. he was six shots off the league into the final round. a four shot advantage. he would have to self december struck to have an advantage. we begin with tiger woods on the par 4 six hole. third shot out of the bunker coming back at him, almost hits him. watch his fourth shot. he has to virtually lay down outside the

show no mercy means back on up, you know what i mean? show no mercy on you, that's for sure. because i don't even know you. disrespect me or somebody's going to come up to me and try to jack me up, i'll get them first, you know what i mean? it's every man for himself. >> but some prison tattoos can cause trouble. that's what charles pelham, an inmate at san quentin discovered about the tattoo on his forehead. but first, we asked about his missing leg. >> i had an accident, i fell off of a moving freight train and the wheel ran over me, crushed my foot. >> then he showed us the troublesome tattoo. >> it's a tattoo of a nazi flag. you know, it's supposed to mean that i represent the nazi clan. the rest of the brothers of the lodge, so to speak. i had this put on my face when i was a youngster. you understand? i wanted to make a political statement. i also wanted to impress my girlfriend, but it impressed her the wrong way and she got rid of me. >> why do you wear the hat? >> because there's people in here that tell me the thing on my face

you deserve no mercy. you get the 20 -- >> -- i want to protect the judiciary. you want to run it i'm not comfortable with you running it. >> bill: here is what i want, justice. >> i would be king. be careful when a man would be king. >> bill: dr. ablow, everybody, good debate. we need your help to protect the kids. because of governors of new jersey and new york governor cuomo and chris christie will not get behind's jessica's law. we have created a petition we are going to give them. here is the petition, we the undersigned governor chris cities i have to support and pass jessica's law in their respective states. go to bill o'reilly.com. sign a petition. hand deliver it to the governors. shame we have to do this but there is no other way. we hope you will take the time to signed petition. we hope dr. a below will sign it. >> no i'm not signing it. >> bill: more mad ms. in san francisco. cigarettes no, pot? yes? we will details. rape of a teenage girl where the victim is now in trouble. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >> bill: san francisco, the secula

. >> no mercy. no mercy. >> how do we look. >> float like a butterfly. >> all right.. time to go home with the weather. >> we're so proud of you guys. you make us proud. >> keep doing this. >> get out some aggression. >> your blue ones actually match. maybe we can trade after this. let's get al with the weather. >> wow. it's like a female version of rock 'em, sock 'em robots. let's look at the weekend. starting today, risk of strong storms along the southeast atlantic coast, upper ohio river valley, beautiful weather in the pacific northwest. tomorrow we're looking at a risk of strong storms. not all that bad tomorrow. but we do see hit and miss showers and thunderstorms in the northeast and new england. the rest of the country sizzling from the plains all the way down into texas. hot in the southwest, beautiful and mild in the northwest. sunday -- sunday! -- hit and miss thunderstorms. >> we are starting off today with muggy conditions and some sprinkles. we'll have partly cloudy skies. >>> like aly ali and frasier all over again. >> we're still besties. >> team usa

you are at the mercy of people's taste. i think that once they are on board, once they hire you and they know what they want, it goes fairly smoothly. you have to worry about deadlines come and meet obligations. -- deadlines, meet obligations. that is like, you have to put your shoes on in the morning. it is stuff you have to do. it is a moment of truth when you make a move. it is an intuitive thing. you are responding to all of these things. there is a lot of information to respond with. i think the profession is undervalued a lot. most of the buildings built in the world i would not call architecture. it's good to of this city, -- you go to every city, you see better or worse versions of things at home. those models seem to be easier to assimilate. there is a lot of denial. most people complain about the city. when i did the first models of disney hall, the newspaper said, a broken crockery. i get that all the time. something in the paper said kill the american architect. once it is built, they go on with it. i did disney

this doctor of mercy hospital says the ers' starting to fill up with patients with heat- related illnesses so it's inherently vital. >> when you start to get confused and irrational, you may be in trouble. >> city health officials say that it is a silent killer. those with conditions like heart condition or as month can get intense heat exposure. nadia ramdas, wbal-tv 11 news. over half of these residents are in baltimore county. they are restoring power to 700,000 customers. wbal radio is saying once all power is restored, they will have 21 days to report on how they managed our restoration. they will evaluate if it was possible to handle this matter. thousands of aid workers have been brought in to help with the efforts. a 3-year-old boy died after an accident in an anne arundel county pool wednesday night. it happened around 9:45 wednesday night on old riverside road. we're told the boy was at a party in he was later found at the bottom of the pool and pronounced dead at harbor hospital. a 12-year-old prince george's county boy is facing murder charges today accused in the beating death