smallpirer arba q is a carry out and catering business moreis paying two dollars than the d.c. minimum wage. >> the cost of living in the city is outrageous. it is harder to do in our on eight dollars. that is something his workers value. to leave theant area. if you do not have the money, you have to leave. a dozen businesses offer a living wage ahead of the proposed legislation. this is after the washington, d.c. mayor the code the bill -- vetoed the living wage bill last month. say that they cannot afford to pay their workers more. >> there are ways where you can to, to lower your cost. >> one chef says that he does it by cutting back on his own profit margins will stop >> we are a company that realized that when a young guy does well, we do well. >> there is a regional effort today. they're working on a bill to $11.50. living wage >> 10 people are stuck on a roller coaster and have their feet on the ground finally. computers to go into safety mode and that stop the ride or two hours. thiss the latest with -- is the latest in a series of problems with the roller coaster. the

it's wet and windy across much of japan, meteorologist sayaka mori joae morei joins us with the latest. >> we have an active frontal system. as francisco takes an easterly direction, heavy rain will expand to the east as we go into saturday. the tokyo area will start to see heavy rain from tonight and that will continue into saturday morning. now up towards the north we have another system heading into hokkaido starting to produce torrents of rain. and we have a strong typhoon south of the country. different conditions for the continent. we are looking gorgeous blue skies across china, mongolia and the korean peninsula. but heavy rain is coming down in india as well as bangladesh through your friday. now across the americas, first of all i want to show this beautiful picture, beautiful sunny skies. this was taken in boston. and this high pressure system is a sunny maker. and also a cold weather maker. the coldest air of the region so far is blanketing the eastern half the u.s. and canada we have preez warnings and frost advisories here. and strong northwesterly winds are causing lake-e

meet liz morey, golden gate field's new full-time director of thoroughbred after care. her job, catalog every horse about to retire from racing. >> 3, 4, five years from now, we still have information about when that horse retired, why they retired and that's information that we can share with rescues down the road. >> reporter: since late april, liz has registered 84 horses leaving the track. she lists them all on a database that adoption groups can access and many horses end up in new homes. >> i hope that over the next year, we will be involved with every, single horse. >> reporter: joe hopes so, too. >> we thank you for that because you have helped get the spotlight on this and this is a perfect example of a success story. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >>> california law forbids selling horses for slaughter but state officials don't have the money to monitor horse auctions. so no one is actually enforcing the law. >>> one man is charged with causing a security scare that shut down the entire jacksonville international airport. authorities say the man told sec

so this is there is a lot morey involved. the criminals want to protect their profits and not wanting to get caught. and they are bringing in weapons and instead of running they are standing their ground and shooting. >> out gunned an average of 12 rangers are killed each year. the ti government decided they needed an elite force to fight back. this new forces is a new breed. there is no other force like them in the world. the eigh eight-week training foe exposed them to hostile enemy and how to engage them on land and sea. many of the trainees were in the thailand army. >> i like being a forest ranger because i like wild animals. no one told me it would be risky. when i started working i experienced it myself. i don't worry about it too much because i believe my past experience and strength can carry me. the new unit will have better tools and the ability to share information in real-time from the remote reaches in the jung ill. jungle. illegal wildlife trafficking is controlled by international criminal gangs. the job will

mork the snipers are in shooting range and three days earlier shrapnel from a bullet blinded up to morey's left eye but the thirty three year old doesn't have a choice he has nowhere else to move his family and while the southern part of your milk is still in the hands of the rebels his home or what remains of it has been freed by palestinians who like other more we are fighting alongside the syrian army and. when i go to the battlefield my mind is always with my family and i hope i will come back safe to them to take care of them and i pray that if i get more teared they will find tender people to look after them. the frontline is now two streets away. and he's come maids the battle hits closer to home each time they take aim to secure the streets for the families often it's a neighbor friend and sometimes even a brother who is pointing a gun back at them. yarmouk syria and for now international inspectors are in syria at the moment overseeing the destruction of the country's chemical weapons and the facilities designed to build them and some are wondering whether the nationwide power sho

this dress is by morey lee and guess how much it is? >> very expensive because of the beading.'ll say 300. >> 949. so it is a little -- it is more than 100 but -- >> look at the back. >> it looks gorgeous. >> the jeweled headpiece is -- >> that we paired it with enchanted, if you wear a long veil, it will snag on your dress. where something more manageable. >> we have megan. she's wearing a barely there color. >> that blush. >> isn't that beautiful? >> i love that. >> a little sheen. did you see vera wang's runway show? >> we talked about it. >> pink dresses, down the runway, not for every bride. this is a great way to get a little bit of color. unexpected. >> that is -- can you show us the back of that please, sweetie? so pretty. >> $1,198. >> what about the cuff bracelet she's got on? >> we paired it with the -- higher necklines are making a huge comeback. you don't always want to wear a necklace. >> perfect. looks great. let's bring out kimberly next. she's got a -- we're talking floral embellishment. >> we have been seeing this all season, a lot of floral embridery. mini 3-

meet liz morey golden gate field's new full time director of thoroughbred after care, her job catalogry horse about to retire from racing. >> so that three, four, five years from now, we still have information about when that horse retired, why they retired, and that's information that we can share with rescues down the road. >> reporter: she says now, trainers and owners at golden gate fields know they are being watched and can't give them away to just anyone. >> there are people who will bring small children out and say that the horse is for the child and the shores never for the child. they are just fishing for horses. the horse is never for the child. >> reporter: since april liz has registered 84 horses leaving the track. she lists them all on a database so adoption groups can access them and many horses end up in new homes. >> i hope that over the next year, we will be involved with every, single horse. >> reporter: joe morris hopes so, too. >> and we thank you for that because you've helped get the spotlight on this and this is a perfect example of a success story as a part of