item six please monica? >> nomination and election of commission vice president discussion and action >> colleagues, we talked about under a previous item that we no longer have our good friend commissioner anjelo king, he will be back at a future meeting, we will have nice things to show, and have anjelo, commissioner king love fest when he comes back. he let us all know recently he has new responsibilities and new things he working on that sound exciting, he will let us know about, but he's no longer able to serve at the commission. that means we have a vacancy in the role of vice president of the commission and one of the ideas i wanted to kind of share and put out there and see what folks think is what i have enjoyed being on the commission the past several years, is everybody learning gaining, sharing, leadership roles, we have our amazing chair of the policy committee. chair wald and all the amazing things she does. we have a new chair of the operations committee, commissioner stephenson, and all of th

hi, john. >> reporter: hi, monica.ted off cool and windy this weekend but then got better today. the consensus it was a good weekend and it will be the stuff of good memories going forward. which is a big part of coming down to the shore. >> just relaxing, beautiful day to be sitting on the beach. >> reporter: the pilgrimage to the jersey shore. in margate generations have been coming since lucy was lot younger. fans call it an escape just a couple hours from home, a place to catch up with old friends and make new ones. >> it's extremely hectic but it's amazing because everybody's friends with everyone and everybody's just so open and fun. >> reporter: the shore more than a place to catch rays, people will tell you it's a place to collect memories. >> i like the social scenely i like the beach. >> reporter: memories of family and of times long gone. >> i think of the boardwalk in atlantic city and the days where women wore high heels and didn't even get caught between the boards. i think of mink stoles. i think of gett

can we move to policy reexhort monica? >> [reading] policy committee report information report and discussion. chair report review for the agenda for the june 8th. 2015 meeting to be held at city hall room 421 >> i don't think we have an agenda for this yet do we? do we have an operations committee? >> unless one of the operations committee wants to delve into the policy it will be you and me again. you and i? you and me -- both of us at least until we have one more vacancy filled of our two. commissioner bermejo. would you have interest to participate with committee chair wald beginning your first moating would be june 8th, 2015, >> i think i can make that meeting >> all right. there we go. >> thank you >> any other comments chair wald? >> no. thank you >> questions, colleagues, discussion, any public comment on this item. mr. pilpal >> david pilpal again, they have not met recently because of a lack of members, it's not that there are not policy things to talk about, so i will look forward to the policy meeting it's goin

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monday night, jim is off and i'm monica malpass.ig story on "action news" tonight the search for the man wanted for the violent attack in south philadelphia. "action news" reporter dann cuellar live at the philadelphia police special victims unit and spoke to the victim of a similar attack back in march. >> that's right, monica. police believe it may be the same man involved in that assault of another woman who lives just around the corner. this assault happened a few weeks ago. she too, awoke to find a man standing in her bedroom in the middle of the night. she spoke with "action news," but we are not identifying her. >> he told me to give him the money and i told him i didn't have any. >> and he broke into her home through a window. the asill lent resembles the man in this sketch. couldn't believe what he did next. >> dropped his pants and motioned he wanted to have sex with me. i got scared. he grabbed mow by the hair and throat and thought he would kill he. >> and by the grace of god but courage and decided to fight him off. the

. >> reporter: good evening, monica. of course there was a loud demonstration here at city hall to begin here in city hall last night. it is a far different contrasting scene in dillworth park right outside city hall. as you can see behind me and they just arrived a few seconds ago -- >> hoping it has a positive effect. i'm going to think that it will. we don't have any information right now of any planned protests. >> reporter: chief inspector joe sullivan reacting to today's bust of the six baltimore cops. sullivan hopes it will quell passions some. sullivan was second in command during last night's solidarity are you baltimore demonstration here in philadelphia. he was in fact slightly injured during a late dustup which saw three demonstrators arrested. >> whatever problems occurred out there were very small minority of people. that was a very large demonstration and it had been going on for several hours and went on -- it went on for several hours before the incident without any problems and it continued on for sever

mÓnica: abigaÍl le pone muchas tensiÓn que le da algunas instrucciones de cÓmo lidiar con un bebÉ.e esperaba. Él no sabÍa cÓmo iba a reaccionar el niÑo. pero ya esta mejor ahora. gracias a dios, vamos a la casa. mÓnica: para facilitar el trabajo a las nuevas madres en el hospital universitario, las entrenan. >> cada bebÉ es uno nuevo. tratamos de enseÑar a las mamÁs, de hacer todo asÍ no tengan dudas cuando se vayan a la casa. como comen su bebÉ, cambiar el paÑal, todo. le enseÑamos varias veces para cuando lleguen a la casa, no tenga ninguna duda. mÓnica: tambiÉn les imparten clases y le regalan un porta bebÉ para que aprendan a transportar a Éste de una manera segura y transportable. ella nos dice que es un privilegio ser madres, pero le recomienda a las jovencitas esperarse. >> bienvenidos al maravilloso mundo del deporte. las chivas, que llegaron a este torneo, salieron en busca de un liderato. morelia, se sorprendÍa y silenciaron a los pocos que se dieron presencia a la casa de las chivas. y si se pregunta por quÉ morelia es Último, es por estas dos concentraciones. gol de jef

david, monica, are back with us right now. monica, break it down for me.s rooting for what here as we get down to the last second in these decisions? >> it is pretty messy, right? >> yeah. >> the question is whether or not the federal exchange is legitimate or not because language in the obamacare legislation now law, says the exchanges shall be established by the states. the question is what does the state mean? the argument against is that the state means individual states rather than the state and federal government. so they're arguing that the federal exchange is illegitimate and gutted and uprooted root and brand. in which case it will leave people on federal exchanges without insurance. >> even those who have gone on federal exchanges have to pay a lot more on deductibleses. they get subsidies because the deductibles have gone up. >> those of us who opposed obamacare from the beginning predicted this. this is logical economic extension of what palm kiar always was. melissa: all of sudden you kick eight million people out of the system. as many as 70%

do we hear item eight please monica? >> electric vehicles as part of the 0-50-100-roots strategy for climate action sponsor, raphael, actor clean transpor paegs, program, roland hwang director energy and transportation program. national resources, defense council. sake ta grant, legal council sell. environmental equality green lining institute. damian breen. deputy director. bay area quality management district. >> thank you commissioner. those of you that are members of the audience may remember, we're trying to focus on the deeper die, for climate action committee goals, 0-50-100 roots last commission we focused on 100, when we had a special deep dive into commune ago agree gaegs, and tonight we will do a deep dive is 50, the goal is 50% or grater in trips in sustainable molds, that is getting people out of their cars and single occupant vehicles we achieve it by car share, biking walking, taxicabs, buses all sorts of transit, yet we know we're not going so part of 50 is minimizing the gasoline traveled and maximizing

monica. >> all right. that and much more on "action news" at 5:00 when we come right back. >> heavy smoke poured out of a home here that the 800 block of south clinton avenue in trenton this afternoon. the two story home caught fire as flames spread to several cars park in the back of the home. a neighboring house was also damaged. no injuries reported. the cause remains under investigation. >> a new york city police officer has died after being shot in the head while sitting in an unmarked car. 25-year-old brian moore was shot saturday in queens while trying to stop a man suspected of carrying a handgun. moore underwent emergency brain surgery shortly after. he was pronounced dead today. the suspect identified as 35-year-old demetrius blackwell a career criminal has been charged with attempt murder. moore is the third nypd officer killed in the line of duty in the past six months. >> time now for health check and today's sunshine is wonderful but also a reminder we should take care of our skin especially

hi monica. some people were so outraged by his victory they actually walked out when it was announced. one of them saying this is more evidence that fifa is like a mafia. a controversial deja vu in leadership for fifa. despite the scandals surrounding world soccer's governing body today the organization's president was reelected. >> let's go fifa let's go fifa. thank you. thank you so much. >> reporter: seth blatter who was not among the fifa executives indicted on federal corruption charges this week winning out over prince ali of jordan who withdrew before the contest went to a seconds vote. blatter promising to overcome this scandal to restore fifa's reputation. >> i take serious responsible to bring back fee f i'm not perfect. nobody's perfect. but we will do a good job together i'm sure. >> reporter: the vote happening after a bomb threat led to the temporary evacuation of one part of today's fifa conference in zurich swits gland the premises have been cleared now. >> reporter: and as demon

>> for sure. >> why is monica wrong?appen to agree with her on this. >> i think that there are parts of what she says the that her right but i think that we also have to look at what has happened? part of this is immigration, that society wasn't fully integrated from an education standpoint, and how we make sure that that is not what happen. charles: a wisconsin prosecutor announcing whether a police officer is going to be charged with killing an unarmed biracial man. the protest have been peaceful. the indictments have been seen as a victory. what should they be done for political purposes? a lot of people feel that the attorney general in baltimore, maybe some hail them as a hero because the writing stopped in some people felt that maybe they had a greater belief in the criminal justice system. what do you think about this and how should these cases be handled? >> first of all, a district attorney is a politician and that is the first thing. secondly, she was investigating this case for weeks before we even knew about

i'm monica malpass. welcome to "inside story." let's meet our insiders. today we want to welcome terry madonna with the f&m poll. good morning, sir. christine flowers, attorney and journalist. welcome back. jan ting, law professor from temple. good morning to you. jeff jubelirer, communications executive. >> hi, monica. >> good morning, everyone. let's talk, obviously, about the amtrak tragedy in port richmond. we still don't know so many things, but what we do know is that, apparently, the track was fine, the signals were fine, there was no rush to get to another stop or a station, the train was running on time. the engineer is giving an interview. they will hear many more answers as soon as they know that component. but let's talk about the funding for amtrak, which got cut last week -- a bill that was not allowed to go through. it's really john boehner versus chaka fattah, who's from our area, at this point saying -- democrats say we need more because that would've helped with maintenance and training

. >> reporter: hi there monica. yeah this south jersey lawmaker knows firsthand about swatting he was having tim mized last month possibly by someone who was angry he's trying to crack down on this illegal stunt that waste resources and puts everyone involved in danger. >> i can tell you it's not a fun feeling to walk out your front door and have a dozen police officers with shot guns aimed at you. >> reporter: that's assemblymen paul moriarty of gloucester county who was recently the victim of a swatting. that's when as you can see in this youtube video a caller reports a phony emergency to police who respond with swat teams and a heavy presence, sometimes forcing entry into a home with weapons drawn. here's part of the 911 call from the unknown person who falsely reported a shooting at moriarty's washington township home. >> i'll shoot any cop. my dad taught me thousand shoot this gun and i have a pretty good aim and i'll go right to the window. >> reporter: rob of north jersey has been spotted twice. a fake calle

over to monica. >> thank you. >>> intel wear voters rejected a proposal to increase property taxes inthan 1,000 people went to the polls to weigh in on the referendum, and without extra revenue christina schools will be unable to close the $9 million budget gap and have to make cuts. they will certify the results next week. >>> time to see what is going on down the shore this week. adam joseph and melissa magee are live in cape may we latest. >> we are having a whole lot of fun, we had the impromptu cape may lighthouse challenge and very to believe that adam cheated somehow, this lighthouse was built in 1859 and is still an active lighthouse, mariners used this to guide their vessels through the water and there is a lot going on in cape may check it out. >> are you hungry? grab the whole family and head to cape may forest ran week, the eight day culinary event features a three course price fixed meal, cape may is the place to be and restaurant week starts sunday and continues through june 7th. >> they say every dog has its day and in ocean city it's this sunday, grab your furry friend

monica will be along at 6:00 tonight.ining us and here's what's happening on "action news" this evening. it's been six days since more than 100,000 gallons of oil spilled off the coast of california and the operation to save wildlife and property continues tonight. >>> plus, our military men and women fighting terrorism overseas pause to honor the fallen on this memorial day. >>> also today families mark the unofficial start of summer with big get togethers at parks all across the area. >> now the details. it's been nearly a week since an oil pipeline leaked tens of thousands of gallons of oil across a section of california coastline. since then, crews have worked day and night to stop the spread of the crude which now measures 10 square miles and officials say they still don't know just how big of an impact the spill has had on local wildlife. abc's randy hicks has the latest. >> reporter: these are the lives rescue teams are now desperately trying to save many pelicans coated in oil. the dark toxic sludge covering a bab

good evening lana. >> reporter: good evening, monica. that's right.ert they say concerned about retaliation against them and other rival gangs. at least 170 biker gang members are under arrest in waco texas after a brawl left nine bikers dead and a community shaken. >> we had wounded inside. we had people stabbed. we had people shot and we had people beat. >> reporter:. >> it was really scary. we didn't know if somebody was going to come back. it was scary. >> reporter: police say for the last two months they've had trouble with biker gangs at twin peaks but the restaurant management they say ignored their warnings. >> they have some answering not only to do to y'all but to our community as well. >> reporter: the local restaurant disputes these claims and now the corporate office says they're revoking their franchise in the wake of what is now a capitol murder case. >> this is a criminal element that came in here yesterday and killed people. they didn't come here to eat and have a good time with their families. they came here for a reason we think par

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that's what i put forth. >> did i just hear, monica say that she would send troops to syria?ah. right into syria and a i would, do. >> i didn't say syria specifically. >> but i did. i did. >> you said syria. >> right across that little desert. >> that's an awesome idea. like so -- this is what i can't follow with you guys is that i can remember when i used to have this conversation about how we needed to overthrow assad right? >> i don't care about assad. assad can stay in bunkner damascus. we are going to get isis. >> what happened we had to get rid of assad and now it's isis. >> it's a different world. maybe you haven't noticed in the last six months. >> six months? in six months? >> yeah, six smonts a different world yeah, yeah. >>not a different world. >> see all the my grants coming over from africa? did you miss it? >> it's the exact same world. you need to admit that you were wrong by saying we needed to overthrow assad. >> i didn't say anything about assad. i had no analysis on assad at all. >> didn't say anything about assad? i find that hard to believe. >> you have

of course, with the monica thing he did get caught.o you have a concern that bill clinton can pose a problem for her? >> i was a watching my favorite show, "scandal," i think they -- -- going by what they do i think he will play a big part and they will try to attack them. because people will see them as one. they will not see hillary and bill. they will see the clintons. hillary, she is more laid back, to herself, and bill is a little more out there, so i think they will try to attack him more to get to her. mark: amanda, do you think a bill clinton scandal can be a problem for hillary? amanda: they might be able to dig something up, and they will be able to use it. all it takes is one mis-said thing here or there, a word in the wrong place, and a huge scandal. and it is all blown out of proportion. >> look at the scandal he survived though. to get over cheating on your wife in the oval office, his popularity soared after he was impeached. mark: so if i understand john correctly, he is saying that there is no scandal too big for bill

the is they is at important crossroads and "action news" monica mall spas more with here on this monica. >> the center city report shows philadelphia is again poised for greatness. it's got washing to do. city is comma live in a way we have not seen in 50 years. >> greater center city population has grown 16% just since 2000 from river to river, tasker to girard second only to midtown manhattan. millennials are now staying after they graduate college and empty nest rerz blocking to the city. >> people trying to consolidate the live work experience and what philadelphia is able to provide is place with great employment, great shopping and arts and culture and now growing job base the. that's a positive time for the city. >> construction is booming. developers are trying to keep up. this is a mix used building going up 11 and chestnut and has 11 apartments and 90,000 square feet of retail and shrug ready next spring. john coners is thrilled and already on to the next project. >> here we already have five additional buildings under contract that will be about 70,000 feet of brand new creat

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>> reporter: hey monica we are here at 206, and behind me you can see the command center and a little bit of smoke coming out of the forest. earlier we saw heavy flames and smoke and not sure if they were backfires being set to stop the advancements or if the brush fire is moving forward, at last check the numbers are moving this is last check the fires are burning and there is no contain. that has since been rescinded. this is not a populated either, but a station and forest ranger has been evacuated. we are told that 10 brush trucks are on scene and two tractor units are here to contain the fire and a fixed wing and helicopter are dropping water and making their way to area lakes and getting the buckets filled and putting water on the blaze. i spoke to homeowners and businesses in this area. >> scared a little bit closer than we have ever had it from our house and my friends were just evacuated. >> i have a lot of confidence in the forest fire service and 206 is here a perfect fire break they deal with these fires every year and they know what they re doing, i think it will be okay.

how very sweet. >> thank you rick, thank you monica.ove you guys. >> he is coming in for a hug. >> he is a gem our loss is new york's gain. your talent was superior when you came here and it skyrocketed to a new level and this is not good-bye we have to do a selfie together. >> a virtual selfie. >> we could talk about this all day long. they are wrapping us. for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli adam joseph i'm brian taff. the whole team back together tonight at 10:00. we are back. >> we'll see you later on. ur pets... aren't the only ones... that make bad choices. woman: honey, i'm home! anncr: now there's petarmor plus. so you can protect your pets without the shame of overpaying. petarmor plus. available at target and walgreens. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and >>> wednesday night and the big story is the search for a suspect involved in a crime. sara bloomquist is live in glassboro outside of family promise of gloucester county with more. >> r

>> monica two shootings at the same intersection two weeks apart and the victims are related. cousins, community leaders are saying enough is enough and they are calling for a change. >> this condition be happening, yesterday afternoon another shooting at sixth and madison, this time a bullet grazed a 42-year-old woman's head and she went into the community center for help and security cameras recorded the whole thing. >> it happened in broad daylight a day care center on the corner, the little ones want to play in the pretty playground they have over there congo out and play. they had to duck on the floor. >> three weeks ago another shooting at the same intersection, this one a homicide, pinkston was arrested and charged with the deng of artise brown they think she was an innocent victim in the wrong place at the wrong time. the two shootings are not related even though the two victims are family and police plan to increase patrols in the city. >> that has been a keg for a long long time. >> city councilman mike brown doesn't know what the answer is to make the violence stop

. >> getting over the hump rick and monica to me it looks like people want to get home, headed out of the city on the schuylkill expressway through this point at city avenue to the conshohocken curve 40 minute drive, just a lot of volume and slow conditions on westbound 76. the crash is on the way in the southbound lane of the boulevard. they are working on the water main break and the dam they were talking about in cheltenham for a while. ashmead is an alternate and you a crash on the northeast extension approaching landed dale taking out the left lane and speeds in the 20s through there. in east white land an overturned truck accident so phoenixville pike is closed and sidly road gets you around it and dining under the stars ton and state street is shut down and shuttle buses on the 101 trolley. but that is a fun thing. >> thank you sir. >> more ahead on "action news" at 5:00, sir elton john challenges congress to change the history on aids. cecily? >> we are dealing with clouds and showers today temperature vds dropped into the 70s but i am tracking the return of summer like heat i

thank you monica. still to come on "action news" tonight, next, you can tell the difference between these men? confusion sentence the wrong one to prison for decades. and tonight we'll see minimum walk free and latest on tom brady after the deflategate deadline tonight. cecily. >> temperatures will inflate as we head into the weekend. i'm also tracking much needed rain and vile details on timing in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> and "action news" investigative reporter wenldy saltzman is looking into concerns that some children's safety may be at risk on their way to school. >> and jim we took hidden cameras to one of philadelphia's busiest intersections with tipster told us this crossing guard did everything but help kids cross the street on the way to school. see what we caught on camera and this public servant surprising response up next. >> and moms and mothers to be in south jersey get showered from gifts from the community tonight that and more when "action news" >> a virginia man is free ton

nora. >> reporter: hi there monica. jersey lawmaker knows firsthand about swatting he was having tim mized last month possibly by someone who was angry he's trying to crack down on this illegal stunt that waste resources and puts everyone involved in danger. >> i can tell you it's not a fun feeling to walk out your front door and have a dozen police officers with shot guns aimed at you. >> reporter: that's assemblymen paul moriarty of gloucester county who was recently the victim of a swatting. that's when as you can see in this youtube video a caller reports a phony emergency to police who respond with swat teams and a heavy presence, sometimes forcing entry into a home

mÓnica navarro, univisiÓn. >> aunque usted se imagine que son muchos los celulares que hay sÓlo en loss que el celular es como estar con el enemigo en casa. [mÚsica] >> el detective privado sabe que la investigaciÓn el campo hoy tiene un gran aliado. >> el telÉfono puede ser el enemigo mÁs grande que puede tener la persona. gracias a la tecnologÍa. >> de la tecnologÍa toman ventaja hombres y mujeres con dudas de infidelidad. tambiÉn padres de adolescentes descarliados. >> podemos localizar y monitorear desde tu propia casa, de tu propio pelÉfono. >> imÁgenes que localizan son por un microchip que se coloca cerca de la persona que se quiere vigilar. >> puede monitorear dÓnde estÁ y dÓnde estuvo en cualquier momento. no es sÓlo dÓnde estÁ ahora sino quÉ hizo toda esta semana. quÉ hizo el mes. >> con casi 20 aÑos en el oficio ha visto la evoluciÓn del celular. con un aparato como este, se graban conversaciones en ambos sentidos y hae hay mÁs. >> los celulares de hoy en tÍa son computadoras. uno puede intervenir un celular muy fÁcil. >> un celular hackeado revela la informaciÓn a travÉs de

. >>> standing by with the latest on all of this our "action news" reporter sharrie williams monica malpass kenneth moton and dann cuellar, dann cuellar is live at the scene at frankford and wheatsheaf in port richmond. dann, bring us up to dayton what officials are doing and what they are saying. >> reporter: well, jim tonight we hear from the lawyer representing train engineer brandon bostian the ntsb has not ruled on what caused this derailment but mayor michael nutter was shocked and dismayed the engineer was taking a sharp curve at a speed of 106 miles an hour. >> i mean that is devastating information. >> reporter: sources identified the engineer as three two-year old brandon bostian of queens, new york. according to data retrieved from the black box the train was going at a speed of 106 miles an hour as it's a approached the curve with a 50-mile an hour speed limit. >> just moments before the the derailment, the train was placed in to engineer induced braking. >> reporter: ntsb says engineer tried to slow the train down, into last seconds but it only slowed down to 102. surveillance

kate pierson at her private recording studio in woodstock, new york where she lives with her partner monica. >> i think most people look at you and their reputation of you is beehives, crazy dancing, love shack, what more is there to kate pierson? >> ooh, well it's all that, it's all that. um, no beehive. beehives, we sort of put them, well we revive them sometimes. >> you are now a solo artist. >> yes. >> your first solo album coming up, i heard it took you a long time to put this together. why? >> it didn't take so long to put it together, it just took me a long time uh, to start it because it's a lifelong thing. i've always wanted to do a solo project. i've always known i wanted to be a musician. i've always wanted to be a musician. i love music from like i probably sang when i was born, you know just like something and i used to stick my head out the window when i was a kid and sing at the top of my lungs and makeup songs and i didn't think my parents could hear me, um, my father played uh this beautiful gretch guitar, he was in a big band, and then when he got married, he stopped, he p

"action news" anchor monica malpass is live in the news room now with more on this. shirleen, that's right the planes are called hurricane hunters and they landed at atlantic city international airport today, exciting stuff. well, take a look. they are larger planes as well as smaller ones, they both get the job done one flies into the eye of the hurricane. the other one then flies around it. coming up at 5:00 meteorologist melissa magee takes us inside the planes to show us exactly how they do their dangerous work. plus, in health check a focus on young men and skin cancer. ali gorman tells us about some new public service announcements trying to get more men thinking about protecting their skin. a crucial time of year for that. we'll have those stories and more coming up on "action news" at 5:00 brian we'll see you that end. >> such an important reminder about sunscreen monica. thanks very much. >>> self defeating that's the way a new class action lawsuit describes a new jersey law that suspends the driver's license of the parents who fall lined on child support pa

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we can move to the next item please monica? >> approval of proposed amended guidelines for the use your packet today is the copy of the craft amended guidelines for the use of inpound account accounts punneds, for the city attorney on the grant guidelines, and a resolution from 2006 from the commission on approving the impont account in general grant guide libraries, this is a discussion and action item. >> thank you. director raphael. >> thank you commissioners, this is an action item, it comes to you, as you recall back in january we presented our budget to you, that has gone to the office. as well as the full commission meeting, has to do with the appropriate use of impound funds, those funds, come to the garbage rates and that needs to be an approval of next sis, between the funding source and what we use them for. as a new director i took them back what is the basis of our decision for the makes funds, i found approved back in 2007, it seemed like a good time to revisit that memo and take a look at it does it make sense ha

that is sidney blumenthal during the situation with monica lewinsky.orking behind the scenes to impugn her reputation and earning him a pretty dark reputation in the process. now, let's get cheryl mills up a clinton advisor, a chief of staff, and clinton's 2008 general counsel, loyal to hillary clinton to a fault. number two, and here we go, her recent activity. she kept a tight rein on records. and number three. that is a picture of her in the 1990's, cheryl mills, when she was defending no in that impeachment investigation back on capitol hill, earning a reputation with republicans for that. mark, tell me. these are characters both of some controversy, so are they now positive or net negative for her? mark: cheryl mills is a top advisor, and sidney blumenthal also. they have been through controversies and have dealt with the legal aspects of being associated with the clintons and they are now in the crosshairs of the benghazi committee. i think they will both be caught to testify, and it will be interesting to see how they handle it. they are both ex