i felt like at meridian, it could do some good. we did not even talk about price until the day before the show. of course, meridian needs to support itself and support the community. but that was not the first consideration, so that made me very happy. >> his work is printed porcelain. he transfers images onto and spoils the surface a fragile shes of clay. each one, only one-tenth of an inch thick. >> it took about two years to get it down. i would say i lose 30% of the pieces that i made. something happens to them. they cracked, the break during the process. it is very complex. they fall apart. but it is worth it to me. there are photographs i took 1 hours 99 the former soviet union. these are blown up to a gigantic images. they lose resolution. i do not mind that, because my images are about the images, but they're also about the idea, which is why there is text all over the entire surface. >> marie in moved into the mansion on powell street just five years ago. its galleries are housed in one of the very rare single family resid

i felt like at meridian, it could do some good.d not even talk about price until the day before the show. of course, meridian needs to support itself and support the community. but that was not the first consideration, so that made me very happy. >> his work is printed porcelain. he transfers images onto and spoils the surface a fragile shes of clay. each one, only one-tenth of an inch thick. >> it took about two years to get it down. i would say i lose 30% of the pieces that i made. something happens to them. they cracked, the break during the process. it is very complex. they fall apart. but it is worth it to me. there are photographs i took 1 hours 99 the former soviet union. these are blown up to a gigantic images. they lose resolution. i do not mind that, because my images are about the images, but they're also about the idea, which is why there is text all over the entire surface. >> marie in moved into the mansion on powell street just five years ago. its galleries are housed in one of the very rare single family residences

i felt like at meridian, it could do some good. we did not even talk about price until the day before the show. of course, meridian needs to support itself and support the community. but that was not the first consideration, so that made me very happy. >> his work is printed porcelain. he transfers images onto and spoils the surface a fragile shes of clay. each one, only one-tenth of an inch thick. >> it took about two years to get it down. i would say i lose 30% of the pieces that i made. something happens to them. they cracked, the break during the process. it is very complex. they fall apart. but it is worth it to me. there are photographs i took 1 hours 99 the former soviet union. these are blown up to a gigantic images. they lose resolution. i do not mind that, because my images are about the images, but they're also about the idea, which is why there is text all over the entire surface. >> marie in moved into the mansion on powell street just five years ago. its galleries are housed in one of the very rare single family resid

i felt like at meridian, it could do some good.alk about price until the day before the show. of course, meridian needs to support itself and support the community. but that was not the first consideration, so that made me very happy. >> his work is printed porcelain. he transfers images onto and spoils the surface a fragile shes of clay. each one, only one-tenth of an inch thick. >> it took about two years to get it down. i would say i lose 30% of the pieces that i made. something happens to them. they cracked, the break during the process. it is very complex. they fall apart. but it is worth it to me. there are photographs i took 1 hours 99 the former soviet union. these are blown up to a gigantic images. they lose resolution. i do not mind that, because my images are about the images, but they're also about the idea, which is why there is text all over the entire surface. >> marie in moved into the mansion on powell street just five years ago. its galleries are housed in one of the very rare single family residences around union

soundbite (english) jonathan corpina, senior managing partner, meridian equity partners:// if there are stocks out there that you have been following over time - that in your in opinion have been too expensive for you to purchase - this might be the time to step in."finally, take advantage of the benefits--oil prices at their lowest level in 12-years may be a boon to your family's finances.yahoo sot this is just a terrific thing for people heating their homes, people buying cars or driving. that is free money in job report comes out today--most economists are optimistic, forcasting thousands of new jobs.lana zak, abcn, w 3 3 today, marks five years since a deadly spree shooting in tucson, arizona. it left then- congresswoman gabrielle giffords severely hurt and six people dead. among the fatalities -- a nine-year-old girl and the chief judge for the u-s district court in arizona. eighteen others were hurt. giffords was speaking to constituents at a "congress on your corner" event, when 22-year-old jared lee loughner opened fire. loughner is 3 a waynesville mother charged with prostituti

according to police, the 30- year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint as she got out of her vehicle on meridian ave., monday.>> she took the phone and she was really scared.>> reporter: according to the victim, three men took off in a gray mustang. the victim ran inside her apartment where her room aall police, who spotted a vehicle matching the description on alton road and fourth street.>> in three hours, they took the guy and they took the phone. >> reporter: miami beach police arrested terrain, battle, and thomas. they also solved another crime.>> subsequently, our investigation lead us to the information that these three individuals had committed hours earlier a similar ime in miramar.>> now i can live better. drain and thomas are being held without bond, but the third man is being held -- battle, has been released for insufficient evidence.>>> now at six, 180 cubans stranded in coast to reach a -- costa rica have landed in mexico on the way to the us. this is video where they boarded a plane to el salvador and took buses to guatemala. they have been in costa rica for three months after ni

aetna better health and meridian health plan claimed the bidding process was rigged. however a polk county judge said the companies weren't able to prove they would be hurt significantly if the plan went ahead without them. iowa is in the process of transitioning its medicaid program to private companies by march 1st. the state had originally set the transition date for january 1st. but the federal government delayed the transition, saying the state wasn't ready. kcrg-tv9's mark carlson joins us live now from iowa city, where representative dave loebsack met with iowa families under medicaid. mark, people with family members on medicaid say this transition is both confusing and drawing up a lot of emotions. confusing this all is. and the change is set to take place on march 1st, so there's a lot of concern. congressman loebsack met with families at the home of jeff edberg. edberg's son colin has a brain development disorder and lives in an intermediate care facility with others who have disabilities. edberg says he's concerned changes to the current medicaid system co

minutes but her was was part of the bat rit street backup and didn't make it to her stop at the meridian. >> i got off six blocks from here and it still stuck back four blocks. >> reporter: telecommuting is not an issue. >> beyond frustration. i knew it was gonna be bad but i didn't realize it would be that bad. >> reporter: some commuters are thinking of different things. >> i will probably take the ferry. hopefully they won't screw that up as well. >> reporter: anything will beat this. gridlock traffic blocked up the embarcadero for hours during the prime time morning commute hours of 7:00 to 9:00 but bicyclists didn't seem too bent out of shape about it. >> not a football fan. don't really care. this is a pain in the butt. >> reporter: traffic officials continue to drive home the point that driving in should be your last resort. >> so far, it's going according to plan. people -- it seems like people are getting the message as far as taking transit. we have reports that muni has crowded. >> reporter: if you have to drive, people your ears and eyes open. 90 police officers are directing

soundbite jonathan corpina, senior managing partner, meridian equity partners: finally, take advantage of the benefits--oil prices at their lowest level in 12-years may be a boon to your family's finances. yahoo sot this is just a terrific thing for people heating their homes, people buying cars or driving. that is free money in their pockets. tag: december's job report comes out today--most economists are optimistic, forcasting thousands of new jobs. lana zak, abcn, washington a belgian prosecutor says investigators have searched an apartment in brussels they believe officials say the same residence was likely used as a hideout after the november 13th attacks for one of the suspects. more on kcr-tv9 coming up. plan on more fog in the area along with drizzle and shower activity. temperatures should range from 34-38 degrees in most areas, with slightly cooler air arriving by mid-afternoon. this would place areas from waterloo and west in a position to see mixed precipitation this afternoon, with the remainder of the area staying above freezing through mid- evening. additional rainfall a

soundbite jonathan corpina, senior managing partner, meridian equity partners: // if there are stocks out there that you have been following over time - that in your in opinion have been too expensive for you to purchase - this might be the time to step in." finally, take advantage of the benefits--oil prices at their lowest level in 12-years may be a boon to your family's finances. yahoo sot this is just a terrific thing for people heating their homes, people buying cars or driving. that is free money in their pockets. tag: december's job report comes out today--most economists are optimistic, forcasting thousands of new jobs. lana zak, abcn, w day... now the golden arches are getting a bit >>> good morning. topping "america's money" -- a ray of hope for the stock markets. >> yeah, china's main exchange stopped its free-fall overnight, gaining 2%, and that pushed u.s. stock futures into positive territory. >> also today, investors will be looking carefully at the december jobs report. >>> mcdonald's has a new look. gone are the golden arches from its packaging, replaced with big, bol

pneither did vanguard's lawyers pat meridian partners law. phe says and title company made prepeated calls to meridian artner's law when their calls pwere finally returned he says pmore. ptopping out at more than $1,700. pit just runs constantly. pfrom my perspective no rhyme or preason. pfox 13 was there as he went to pmake final payment to the plawyer. phis friends loaned him the money pso he wouldn't lose the sale of pthe home. pthis one day only deal. p$1,768.51 and certified funds or pthey foreclose in two days. pfinally last month he was able pto close on the sale of his phouse. pthis stuff wouldn't allowed to pgo on if people knew about it. pi truly believe that. pthe homeowner still doesn't know pwhat final bill was for. phe plans to file a complaint pwith the a florida bar. ptina jen son, fox 13 news. p>>> if you have something you pwant to investigative our team pto look into email us an pinvestigates@wtvt.com. pa misunderstanding led to pgunshot a tampa officer was ptrying to pull over a driver on pofficer heard gunshot and saw ptw

. >> a gathering is planned 8:00 tonight at meridian hill park in northwest dc.re will be a memorial and zigy stardust listening parpty and fans are encouraged to dress up. we have a photo gallery with the many faces of bowie and his biggest hits. >>> drama high in the sky today, see how firefighters rescued window washers as their scaffolding tipped toward the ground. >>> one of these tickets looks like the one. >> this local family was so close to striking it rich. later, hear how they felt about nearly winning the power ball and whether they advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. iit's just a cough.ur cough, you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief that lasts up to twelve hours. new robitussin 12 hour cough relief. because it's never just a cough. know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much

but the good thing is this will be like the meridian hill snowball fight of last year where people had trash cans and buckets. the good thing is it doesn't hurt. hopefully it doesn't freeze over too much and people don't bring their own water and harden the snow. that can hurt. i actually got a black eye last year. so it's been a long day, shawn and tony. we've been all over the district, paul and i. i think it's time for me to kick up my feet and relax. >> wait a minute brody. i'll tell you what, it's not worth the instagram likes. that's all i'm going to say. >> oh let the man rest. thank you brody logan. we appreciate it. >>> let's go to maryland again in prince george's county. ronica cleary is standing by with the latest. you know ronica we've been watching your shot all night and you seem to be the area where the snow is still coming down. what is it like right now? >> reporter: i know i've been listening to you guys and listening to jenny celebrating and i'm still standing here in the snow in prince george's county. i'm in largo. and it is definitely slowing down. when i spoke w

meridian, lots of sun near 40. worcester hills upper 30s. fitchburg at 39. out on cape and island chatham at 41. so, the weather maps will feature high pressure tomorrow and then there two weather ocean storm does just that bothers the fish. and not us. but there be cool front moving into new england during the day on friday with lots of clouds couple brink les or flurries. . and then whole new weather system in here on saturday afternoon this is actually a warm fronts this also will generate lot of clouds and perhaps, few snow flurries saturday afternoon. but nothing significant. bust temperature next few days up to 30s and that warm fronts does its thing. mix of clouds and sunshine we floout 350 on sunday. mid 50s on monday. hello february. tuesday mix clouds and sunshine. near 50. see you the at 4030 --. that was joe stapleton with check of roads today. how is it looking? >> taking look route 25. northbound and southbound now pretty good shape here for the most part we had an earlier problem with a bridge over pass right by woburn in lowell. caused big ba

jonathan corpina, senior managing partner, meridian equity partners: that you have been following over time - that in your in opinion have been too expensive for you to purchase - this might be the time to step in." and finally, take advantage of the benefits...like oil prices being at their lowest level in more than a decade. the powerball prize is now at 800 million dollars--the highest ever! and it could go even higher by tomorrow night's drawing! so if you win tomorrow... what's the best thing for you to do? we've got some tips for you! sign the back of your ticket. try to stay anonymous. arizona allows anyone who wins more than 600-dollars to say anonymous for 90-days. assemble a money management team... don't spend all your winnings too fast. a baby was given no hope of survival... until a certain, life-saving piece of cardboard came around. coming up in today's health report, we'll explain how doctors used the cardboard to give the and it's the labor of love capturing the nation's attention. a mother gives the gift of life to her own daughter, for a second time! the full story n

soundbite jonathan corpina, senior managing partner, meridian // if there are stocks out there that you have been following over time - that in your in opinion have been too expensive for you to purchase - this might be the time to step in." finally, take advantage of the benefits--oil prices at their lowest level in 12-years may be a boon to your family's finances. yahoo sot this is just a terrific thing for people heating their homes, people buying cars or driving. that is free money in their pockets. tag: december's job report comes out today--most economists are optimistic, forcasting thousands of new jobs. lana zak, abcn, w it's friday which means it's time for our pet of the week. coming up... meet "tater". he's looking for his forever home. how you can adopt him. and here's a look at today's pump patrol. according to gasbuddy.com you will pay .....2.43 at smiths, circle m minit mart, and 7-elven. we have a link to the cheapest prices in your neighborhood on our kolo 8 app or at it's time for our pet of the week. kristen ivey from canine rehabilitation center and sanctuary is here

soundbite (english) jonathan corpina, senior managing partner, meridian equity partners: finally, take advantage of the benefits--oil prices at their lowest level in 12-years may be a boon to your family's finances. yahoo sot this is just a terrific thing for people heating their homes, people buying cars or driving. that is free money in their pockets. tag: december's job report comes out today--most economists are optimistic, forcasting thousands of new jobs. lana zak, abcn, w sabrina: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: today is going to be our last "warm" day because from the afternoon through sunday morning temperatures will be in a fairly steady free fall. highs today are going to stay fairly mild for this time of year with temps hovering in the mid 30s through most of the day. our large supply of moisture from this system bringing us the rain hasn't been flushed out yet so fog will be thick and heavy throughout much of the day. we are going to continue to see light and scattered showers through the morning and early afternoon with n

soundbite jonathan corpina, senior managing partner, meridian equity partners: finally, take advantage of the benefits--oil prices at their lowest level in 12-years may be a boon to your family's finances. yahoo sot this is just a terrific thing for people heating their homes, people buying cars or driving. that is free money in their pockets. tag: december's job report comes out today--most economists are optimistic, forcasting thousands of new jobs. lana zak, abcn, washington sergeant bowe bergdahl will go before a military court on tuesday at fort bragg in north desertion and endangering fellow soldiers. bergdahl disappeared from his military post in afghanistan in 2009. the taliban kidnapped him and held him hostage for five years. the terror group released him in a prisoner exchange. today marks five years since the deadly mass shooting in tucson, arizona that injured congresswoman gabby giffords. it's just one of many mass shootings that sparked president obama's executive actions on gun regulations. he's defending his choice on live t-v. you're looking live on our camera this mo

(english) jonathan corpina, senior managing partner, meridian equity partners: if there are stocks out there that you have been following over time - that in your in opinion have been too expensive for you to purchase titi to step in." advantage ofofhe at their lowest be a boon to your yahoo sot this is just a terrific thing for people heating their homes, people buying cars or money in their pockets. december's job economists are forcasting it's the debate that won't die... how should dogs wear pants. well after the break... i'll tell you where for weeks... pants for your dog. now... a canadian dog wear maker is looking to settle the debate on how to wear them. reporter jeanne moos explains. "who wears the pants in your relationship, you or your dog? well now you both can. this is the story of how a jokey doggy diagram that went viral led to a bonanza for muddy mutts. (tim skelly/owner, "business is a little but first, the ridiculous question. a 19-year old claims his girlfriend's dog rocky got him thinking ... "if a dog wore pants like this, on four his two hind legs? nuts joking abo

this one meridian river. >> this is top ten day from start to finish. and then the sunset sky turned quickly to beautiful colours >> and then, this one, in lynn just really pretty as sun was setting with cloud cover there. and this from nicole in gloucester also said day and sunset get absolutely ten. lets go with it. because let me tell you temperature today in boston, 43 degrees. typically right around 36. so it was just really flies to have mild didn't. >> record highs. not close to it. but we are going to be nearing some records highs as we head into next week. i6. we also talking about warm conditions. that will bring us the chance of rain so amount of snow and boy what difference we are making. we only ten anybody of snow. about 11 in awore this time last year 3r5.9. over 50 in worcester. so. >> >> could drop coating to couple inches mainly poor which i am sure they are leaving through. temperatures really mild still in mid upper 30s. 40 on nantucket right now. mild conditions will continue overnight with the cloud cover and place. but the winds t

>>reporter: jim of meridian grower says the almond industry was left holding the back in india when prisonsith the market correction some buyers didn't want to pick up the container. didn't want to take the loss on the market or they didn't have enough capitol. >>reporter: china is another big buyer but demand dip because of the country economic uncertainty. pistachio industry look to rebound from azz bad year. many tree produced blank in 2015. the 275 million pound output was the lowest total since 200 2003. growers say a warm winter was a big factor. 2016 should mark a turn around. >> they are hoping and do believe that they have a better year this year. as a result of having more chill hours and with the better rainfall total. >>reporter: but he says the pistachio outlook is not as bad off as other nut crop. >> we have seep other commodity whether almond or with nut the price is really off. and we have seen that our prices are off slightly only about 5 percent. >>reporter: experts say consumer may notice the almond and walnut won't cost as much this year. in fresno, abc 7 news. >> one la

westbound 80 near meridian look out for this accident. right shoulder. 80 has been sluggish all morning long. had 1 minutes. westbound 80 carquinez bridge as you head towards the bridge, the metering lights are on. you are tapping the brake lights nentd out of san jose. capitol expressway, it starts to thicken around the connector and stays slow past the 880 connector. slow and go along 280. northbound through downtown san jose. guadalupe parkway not showing trouble spots. to 580 westbound near isabel reports of a broken down vehicle, that's been cleared. looking at the sensors. we're seeing slow and go conditions as you head to the westbound 580 cutting to the dub tlin interchange. 27 minutes for that drive time. let's check your forecast. here's julie. >> thank you. >>> we are looking at a -- well, a mainly dry forecast for the next couple days. over the last couple of hours we had seen scattered showers on high-def dop tler. but they -- they are disappointing as we move on throughout the morning today. here is your high-def doppler for

police have set up a perimeter so take your alternate, meridian avenue if you plan on heading in that direction. all lanes blocked as you are heading west. just wesof the turnpike, a crash there. again all lanes are blocked so you're looking at 16 mile-per-hour speeds. calvin? >> okay. genice. thanks a lot. two middle schoolers facing a judge in broward. they were arrested after one of them brought a loaded gun to school yesterday forcing two schools to go on lockdown. we'll have a report at 6:00. >> local10 consumer reporter is listening to you our viewers with used car complaints. don't miss today's call christina only on local10 news at 5:00 30:00. >> and we're getting a new look at joaquin el chapo guzman's new kept in solitarytt2w`t2n`qt" bt@q2;x tt2w`t2n`qt" "a@q"7< tt2w`t2n`qt" bm@q)<0 tt4w`t2n`qt"" dztq sy@ tt4w`t2n`qt"" entq #] tt4w`t2n`qt"" gzt& :zx tt4w`t2n`qt"" hnt& *t4 tt4w`t2n`qt"" iztq @=l tt4w`t2n`qt"" jntq rm, tt4w`t2n`qt"" lzt& j p we're learning more about el chapo's life behind prison bars. prison ahorities are moving him randomly from cell to cell to prevent anoth

lost control, went airborne for a time, tipped over and then came to a stop on top of the concrete meridian.. >>chris miceli/chp -- he mentioned that he was fatigued. but he did not indicate that he fell asleep. >> reporter:the two women who died in the crash were ejected, says multidisciplinary accident investigation team is on scene to determine exactly what happened here. >> reporter: i am told that the bus will be halted to be c h p office in gilroy. meanwhile, up here we are told that the bus will be transported out of here fairly soon. but this flight over ramps on a foul when a 1 to 85 will be shut down until about 8:00 when the caltran can replace the beryl's and cones and so forth that was destroyed. but in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: victims of the bus crash were taken to several local >> pam: several local hospitals. >> pam: after: hospitals in the san jose area tried to find her. he says he was notified by the c h p this afternoon with a heart wrenching kind affirmation of his mother's death. he described her as a woman that lived for her family. >> reporter: >> w

my airfields such as whiting, jacksonville, meridian we're looking at everything from pavement indis, whether a pavement on the runway is appropriate, hangar facilities, just envelopes of buildings. so an example in pensacola is that we have a hangar suppression system that is not operating. again, it's towards the end of its lifecycle. it has band aid repairs to it. in the past four years we had it dumped, suppressed eight times, which is not ideal to happen on aircraft, causes problems to the war fighter directly. that means we don't use those portions of the hangar and that core relates to 17% less available space for those training wings that are trying to operate out of those hangars. that's an example that has some specific numbers. >> i can give you another airfield example. so a naval station norfolk where the amc terminal is the apron there. that's part of the apron that need be repaired. it's got challenges. we can make it work because the sailors and airmen go out every morning and do a walk down of the apron for 35, 40 minutes, 25 sailors airmen to go out and do that. they

jackie is live at the corner at meridian place northwest. jackie, what can you tell us? >> reporter: jim, i want to show you what it looks like here. take a look over there, that's the allegro apartments. see the d.c. police officers walking in there. that is where we understand a 20-year-old young man who was shot in the neck walked in a short time ago. now, my understanding is that this was the culmination of a series of disturbing events that began at a latino grocery store not far from here. we understand that the young man was involved in some type of argument. some type of fight there. and then a short time later in this alley just off newton street northwest is when the shooting took place and as i said, police believe the 20-year-old ran out of the alley, ran up the street here and into the allegro apartments across the street. now, i can tell you that our sources tell us that police have recovered a weapon. they are not sure if it is connected with this, but we understand they have recovered a handgun a few blocks away from lee here. as you can see from this vid

my airfields such as whiting, jacksonville, meridian we're looking at everything from pavement indis, whether a pavement on the runway is appropriate, hangar facilities, just envelopes of buildings. so an example in pensacola is that we have a hangar suppression system that is not operating. again, it's towards the end of its lifecycle. it has band aid repairs to it. in the past four years we had it dumped, suppressed eight times, which is not ideal to happen on aircraft, causes problems to the war fighter directly. that means we don't use those portions of the hangar and that core relates to 17% less available space for those training wings that are trying to operate out of those hangars. that's an example that has some specific numbers. >> i can give you another airfield example. so a naval station norfolk where the amc terminal is the apron there. that's part of the apron that need be repaired. it's got challenges. we can make it work because the sailors and airmen go out every morning and do a walk down of the apron for 35, 40 minutes, 25 sailors airmen to go out and do that. they

joining our closing bell exchange, senior adviser at money matters and senior managing director at meridian equity partners and how does it feel after the first positive week of the year, no follow through today though? >> there's no follow through today. i think with what's on the calendar as far as economic data and earnings is concerned, today is somewhat of a quiet day. i think everyone is waiting for big earnings coming out tomorrow and key economic data. we're also going to get the fed on wednesday. today is a little bit of calm before the storm. i don't know how big the storm is going to be. volume not supporting this move today and took the market a long time to catch up to the falling oil prices. so a little bit of a mystery so far. >> ken, how big a storm do you think there's going to be here in these markets? >> you know, i always look at the stock market as a yo yo you're playing with as you're riding an on escalator. and the he escalator is the tre in profits and earnings and in the economy. we've had three quarters in a row of declining profits, earnings, and i think this four

of my biggest customers is the chief of naval air training, so my airfields such as jacksonville, meridian, we are looking at everything from pavement indices, whether the pavement on the runways is appropriate, hangar facilities, just envelopes of buildings, so an example in pensacola, is that we have a hangar suppression system that is not operating. again, it is towards the end of its life cycle. it has had band-aid repairs to a. in the past four years we have had it dahm, suppress eight times, which is not ideal to have on an aircraft and causes problems to the war fighter directly, so that means we have to not use those portions of the hangar and that correlates to 17% less available space for those training wings that are trying to operate out of those hangers, so that is an example that has numbers. >> i can give you another airfield example, so a naval station where the amc terminal is a bring their. that's a part of the apron that needs to be repaired and it has challenges. but, we can make it work because the sailors and airmen go out every morning and do a walk down of the apron

life you're only child was murdered that vrs trying to cash his check on the rise as stated been meridian by willie brown, jr. 18 weeks before he was murdered but what's touched any heart and i'm rejoicing when i went to the hospital to see dr. espanola jackson and her family and daughter she said i'm making it plain and clear she's part of this family and she said it twice she let me know she was passing the torch to me it was spoken last night by the oldest daughter they're putting my name on the o are a as an extended daughter this is justice (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping.) thank you, supervisor breed and all the members of the chamber i live on 6 and howard and less than 14 meter from sea level recent comments if supervisor kim that she can't look at the fatality consequences of her leadership are the most defective from your fence her remark through extreme is not singular supervisor yee can't see the nick tan and and supervisor wiener can't see the body and supervisor campos not the possibilities in taking land in the car and giving it back to people super

life you're only child was murdered that vrs trying to cash his check on the rise as stated been meridian by willie brown, jr. 18 weeks before he was murdered but what's touched any heart and i'm rejoicing when i went to the hospital to see dr. espanola jackson and her family and daughter she said i'm making it plain and clear she's part of this family and she said it twice she let me know she was passing the torch to me it was spoken last night by the oldest daughter they're putting my name on the o are a as an extended daughter this is justice (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping.) thank you, supervisor breed and all the members of the chamber i live on 6 and howard and less than 14 meter from sea level recent comments if supervisor kim that she can't look at the fatality consequences of her leadership are the most defective from your fence her remark through extreme is not singular supervisor yee can't see the nick tan and and supervisor wiener can't see the body and supervisor campos not the possibilities in taking land in the car and giving it back to people super

life you're only child was murdered that vrs trying to cash his check on the rise as stated been meridian, jr. 18 weeks before he was murdered but what's touched any heart and i'm rejoicing when i went to the hospital to see dr. espanola jackson and her family and daughter she said i'm making it plain and clear she's part of this family and she said it twice she let me know she was passing the torch to me it was spoken last night by the oldest daughter they're putting my name on the o are a as an extended daughter this is justice (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping.) thank you, supervisor breed and all the members of the chamber i live on 6 and howard and less than 14 meter from sea level recent comments if supervisor kim that she can't look at the fatality consequences of her leadership are the most defective from your fence her remark through extreme is not singular supervisor yee can't see the nick tan and and supervisor wiener can't see the body and supervisor campos not the possibilities in taking land in the car and giving it back to people supervisor mar can't

life you're only child was murdered that vrs trying to cash his check on the rise as stated been meridian by willie brown, jr. 18 weeks before he was murdered but what's touched any heart and i'm rejoicing when i went to the hospital to see dr. espanola jackson and her family and daughter she said i'm making it plain and clear she's part of this family and she said it twice she let me know she was passing the torch to me it was spoken last night by the oldest daughter they're putting my name on the o are a as an extended daughter this is justice (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping.) thank you, supervisor breed and all the members of the chamber i live on 6 and howard and less than 14 meter from sea level recent comments if supervisor kim that she can't look at the fatality consequences of her leadership are the most defective from your fence her remark through extreme is not singular supervisor yee can't see the nick tan and and supervisor wiener can't see the body and supervisor campos not the possibilities in taking land in the car and giving it back to people super

aetna better health and meridian health plan claimed the bidding process was rigged. however a polk county judge said the companies weren't able to prove they would be hurt significantly

meridian, lots of sun near 40. worcester hills upper 30s. fitchburg at 39.

meridian, lots of sun near 40.