mr. mcdonald's name and i think that when this shakes out the da will do the right thing not file charges and mr. mcdonald will be able to get back into the nfl and do what he does best. >> the 49ers released mcdonald after this incident saying he's had a pattern of poor decision making. mcdonald was also investigated but never charge in a domestic violence incident in august. when asked for a response today the team said quote he doesn't play for us anymore. >>> major league baseball's commissioner said getting the a's a new ballpark is a top priority. we spoke with the athletics today in arizona as part of the spring training tour. he said he's not sure what influence his office can have on the issue and wants the a's and city to find a solution. there was a panel formed to examine that issue but never published a public report. >>> when a bus carrying dozens of teenagers caught fire saturday night several adults acted very quickly to save these kids. one went above and beyond actually going back into that smoky bus. leeann melendez has that story now. >> reporter: this is the bus that

mr. mcdonald's security system showing his accuser having clearly consensual sexual relations with him in his hot tub, the da's office has not acted that the time. the da's office is not commenting. >>> surprising twist in a murder investigation involving real estate heir robert durst. the subject of an hbo documentary, durst finds himself under arrest this morning for a california murder 15 years ago. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us in studio with how this is all playing out in front of a national audience, kris. >> reporter: laura, this is a national spotlight of his own doing. though he was under suspicion in his own wife's disappearance and friend's execution, he agreed to be part of the hbo series about his life. producers say they uncovered new evidence and then durst made this shocking admission. >> what the hell did i do? killed them all, of course. >> reporter: well in case you can't make that out, he says what have i done, killed them all, of course. producers say durst did not realize that his microphone was still on while he was in the bathroom muttering to himself.

mr. mcdonald. >>> made the stunning announcement that he's retiring. inside linebacker chris boar land is only 24 years old. but he told espn yesterday that he's concerned about the long- term effects of concussions. he said quote -- from what i've researched from experienced -- and experienced i don't think it's worth the risk. he said he had concussions diagnosed in eight grade and when he was a sophomore in high school. >>> up next on the st. patrick's day, 4:40. how much would you pay the live here in -- to live here? a landlord just raised her rent almost $7,000. >> what is cool about your school? e-mail your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com and we may come and feature your school on the show. >>> well, a woman says she's being forced to move out of her san francisco apartment after her landlord raised the rent by 400%. deb said she lived in the bernal heights apartment more than ten years and recently got this letter here saying as of may the 5th her rent would go from $2,100 a month all the way up to $8,900. the landlord is able to legal

mr. mcdonald's in a circumstance where nfl teams are flot not going to want to jump into a relationship with him because, you know, what if something happens? what if charges are filed? what if the district attorney's office files a charge against him and he has to come back to santa clara county to answer those charges? >> reporter: we got ahold of mcdonald's mother who actually says she's on a cruise to get away from all this adding that the alleged rape victim is wrong, that he meaning mcdonald, has been victimized. this is bigger than football, this is his freedom. so the attorney saying we have a very unusual set of circumstances, which is why he hasn't seen a precedent like this before in 30 years where you have a high-profile person like a professional athlete and then the da's office not moving for over three months now on this decision and that this was really the only tool at his fingertips to move things forward. live in san jose stephanie chuang. >> i think one of the other questions that's going to come up is what's the legality of recording an encounter like this even if it's i

mr. mcdonald's security system showing his accuser having clearly consensual sexual relations with him in his hot tub. the da's office has not acted that the time. the da's office is not commenting. >>> in the meantime, bruce miller is in the center of a domestic violence investigation. police say miller got into a fight with his fiancee at river mark plaza in santa clara. happened earlier this month. reportedly threw her to the ground and smashed her cell phone. the district attorney's office has yet to file any charges. as of now, the 49ers say they have no plans to cut or. punish miller. >>> any college basketball fans in the house? let the madness again. the big dance tipping off tomorrow, but all six local division one teams are on the outside looking in, unfortunately. san stanford did not get an invite to the tournament. instead the team settled for a number two seed in the nit. the cardinals will host uc davis tomorrow night at maples pavilion. tipoff there, 8:00 p.m. meantime, st. mary's also heading to the nit, they'll host vanderbilt wednesday at 6:00. strange twist to the invi

mr. hain and miss mcdonald. >> yes, except on items 1, 2, 3 and 5. >> okay 1, 2, 3 and 5 thank you. miss norton ? >> yes. >> mr. walton. >> yes but i abstain on item on page 34. >> thank you commissioner. >> dr. morosy. >> aye. >> we're on item p consent calendar resolution immediate action there are none. item q first reading none tonight. our board member proposals none tonight. the board member's report standing committees we have already heard from the report of the committee as a whole so i would like to ask commissioner joe to provide a report of the meeting of march 13th. >> thank you so the rules committee met and we had two major items we actually had an informational and one was on the vaccination policy and so we've asked the staff we've looked at the vaccination policies that we have and the csba model policies and asked the staff to bring us a recommendation for what changes we would want to make if any to our own policies and that will be forthcoming at the next meeting and we began to look at the legislative issues so you all should have gotten that packet that had the

mr. universe. you eat at the scottish joint, at mcdonald's. >> jim: uh, yeah, yeah.ou know, i--i mean, i travel a lot, so i do, but i--myan whole thing is, like, i don't think it's the worst thing to occasionally eat at mcdonald's and by the way, i do-- >> piya: what do you mean by sionally? >> jim: well, let's say you're--let's say you're with your kids. you've got three kids and you're driving for three hours. if you stop at mcdonald's on the occa way, is that the worst crime? i mean, that's some of--i go on in that act, i go in--it's a guilty pleasure. it's not the worst crime anyone's ever committed, and so i don't think it's that big of a deal to eat at mcdonald's, but culturally, at least in theates, it's like, you know, there's like a snobbery. there's--there's this, you know, everyone should be only eating you know, grass fed and farm st fed, you know, like, only chickens that had corn. you know, it's just--it's just absurd. i'm not proposing that we eat mcdonald's, but i'm just saying let's be realistic here. >> piya: mm. >> jim: anyway, i'm a great guy. onl

mr. steve forbes, rich carl guard, elizabeth mcdonald mic owe ozanian and bruce jep son. >> david, the answerprobably is no. this is typical obama negotiation and that is make concessions in advance. obama thinks

mr. steve forbes, rich carl guard, elizabeth mcdonald mic owe ozanian and bruce jep son. >> david, the answer probably is no. this is typical obama negotiation and that is make concessions in advance. obama thinks he can deal with these people the way neville chamberlain thought he could deal with the nazis or jimmy carter thought he could deal with the soviet union and russia before it invaded afghanistan. so the quid pro quo is going to end up being iran is going to get a great deal to get nuclear weapons and we're going to be in more danger because of it. >> bruce, the report clearly was changed, this intel report, last year iran and hezbollah were in the report this year they were not. why is that? >> well, i don't know about this. i mean, i think there's so much light shining on this right now it would be awfully difficult for someone to get political here. iran was mentioned in the latest report about 40 times so i don't think we're letting them off the hook here. you know, the control f on my computer didn't see hezbollah, but i think there's so much line being shined on this, includin

of our report summarizes the increases of $2 million to the hatch mcdonald contract we recommend you, you approve it. >> thank you, mr. rose any questions for the commissioners public comment is closed. seeing none, public comment is closed 0 so we have a recommendation to approve the resolution. >> all right. to the chair i will make a motion to forward out the resolution with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> we'll take that without objection. >> item 6. >> resolution approving the contract security to provide armed security services approximately $38.4 million for a term of 3 years. >> thank you good morning supervisor farrell and supervisor tang on behalf of the agency we're here to get an approval of armed and urban armed security services thirty thousand plus hours for the protection of revenue saddles and collection for event and one hundred and 59 hours of unarmed services unanimously for the protection of buses for a significant deployment and the workload and staffing the 24/7 transportation center maintaining the video as an program and for the safety of the patrons and staff supporting super

mr. unamerican. >> iced coffee. >> kale would make mcdonald's seem more healthy changing the rest rant's perceptionthis is a good move. let a little extra. >> thank you. thank you. >> no. shaking his head. >> walking away actually. >> more options. than just the quarter pounder. >> it's not the place for that option. >> okay. >> let's talk about apple. >> let's do it. apple watch unveiled to the world now. for some the latest must have gadget you can't order until next month. >> new details, one of the most important ones. kgo's jonathan bloom has the the latest. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook took the stage in the same theater where steve jobs unveiled the first ipad. >> apple watch is the most personal device we have ever created. >> sold in two sizes. three materials and dizzying away of straps and bracelets. apple built glass top tables to show off the watches in stores to the nagging question of battery life. >> during a typical day you can expect 18 hours. >> on price it is complicated. >> the apple watch sport starts at $349. >> reporter: this black 42 mill meter apple sport rings in at $34

mcdonald's. >>> we're back now with some new revelations tonight about hillary clinton's communications when she was secretary of state. not only was mrs. clinton using a private e-mail account instead of an official one, a new report claims she was storing them on a server at her own house. now her political enemies in congress are demanding a look at them. our kristen welker has the story. >> reporter: speaking to a friendly audience in washington last night, hillary clinton ignored the e-mail controversy. but today republican lawmakers investigating the benghazi attack have subpoenaed all of clinton's relevant documents after revelations clinton exclusively used her personal e-mail account while serving as secretary of state. >> whether it's unprecedented or not is very unusual. >> reporter: and today the associated press reported clinton's personal e-mail account was linked to a server registered to her home in chappaqua, new york. tech experts say that gave clinton extraordinarily control over her files. >> it's a large leap of faith to trust someone with that level of dominion over their own communications when they're representi

mr. levin and their staffs for all of the work that's gone in to this product. also, i want to thank wendall with leader pelosi's staff charlene mcdonaldor mr. hoyer's staff and of course charlotte ivanic on my team, all who worked together to create this product we have today. thanks to their hard work and the work of this house, we expect to end the so-called doc fix once and for all. many of you know we've patched this problem 17 times over the last 11 years and i decided about a year ago that i have had enough of it. in its place we'll deliver for the american people the first real entitlement reform in nearly two decades. i think it's good news for america's seniors who will benefit from a more stable and reliable system for seeing their doctor. it's good news for hardworking families who will benefit from a stronger medicare program to help care for their elderly parents. it's good news for the taxpayers who, according to the c.b.o. and a number of other fiscal experts will save money now and well into the future. . that means it's especially good news for our kids and grandkids. today it's about a problem much bigger than any do

mr. obama took office. lower than just before the financial crisis. things simply haven't recovered. there is a lot of anecdotal evidence, low wage jobs, mcdonald'sobs are paying a little better. middle class wages have not moved. local and state governments take a bigger bite out of taxes and everything is harder to do with the terrible bureaucracy he put on us. if you want a waiver from the health care mandate because you have a good reason the form is 12 pages long. it is absurd. everything is that way. gerri: 12 pages. that is ridiculous. another pugh research survey saying 72% of the folks out there, say government policies that were designed to help the middle class are not doing it. what do you say brad? >> i say absolutely. there is uncertainty in the marketplace. when there is uncertainty they will not act. they will not employ people and there is no incentive to employ under obamacare full-time employee when obligations are such better off hiring a few more temps or part-time workers than full-time workers. the obama policies have not targeted people they claim they're trying to benefit. it is just not happening. it won't happen until t

mr. obama is pressing for action. it could make things worse. mark albert is in our washington bureau roerwith more on that. good morning. >> good morning. bach mcdonald launch add new advisory committee, tasked with more ways to speed up care for veterans while eliminating some of the hassles and famures that angered so many americans. surrounded by veterans and the people who care for them president obama said the v.a. has made progress healing broken trust but the job is not done yet. >> there's still more work to do, and this discussion allowed us to hone in on some problems that continue to crop up. >> reporter: arizona senator john mccain thinks the new mooi v.a. advisory committee does not go far enough. >> the obama administration has been slow and reluctant to fundamentally reform it. >> reporter: weightlifts exposed last spring led to dubious practices at other facilities nationwide. since then the v.a. said it has extended support for veterans, extended the clinic hour reduced the waitlist by 55% and changed leadership at 91%. and later this month they will stream lyme how they make follow-up veteran claims and appeals requiring a stan darl

mr. o'reilly, and we receive them. we received information between republican and commissioner and three e-mails from outside the sec, they were robert mcdonald of april large firm that represents a variety of communication clients and economic consultant to the communication sector, and the president of tech freedom a libertarian think tank on policy issues. in this exchange, commissioner o'reilly saw edits -- sought edits on a draft of an op-ed proposing an internet rule. german wheeler, were you prepared that commissioner o'reilly was having private queue indications with these individuals? chair wheeler: no sir. rep. cummings: all three of these individuals will be affected by the passage of these bills, is that right? chair wheeler: yes sir. rep. cummings: several provide substantive edits, and infect one response had so many edits, that he apologized writing, "i know it looks like our lot of red ink, but i really described the finesse to clarify, etc." according to this e-mail change commissioner o'reilly therefore used these edits on his staff, writing "ok, took a bunch, and left out some stuff." german wheeler, commissioner o'reilly's

mcdonald to use his authority. you have a willing partner in congress in the fight to change the culture at the v.a. thank you mr.peaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. miller: we reserve at this point. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida has yielded back the balance of her time. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. we have two more speakers at this point. i'd like to recognize the gentleman who chairs the subcommittee of oversight and investigation from the sixth district of colorado mr. coffman, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado is recognized for two minutes. mr. coffman: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 280, because like most americans, i am appalled at the bonuses awarded to officials within the department of veterans' a-- department of veterans affairs despite gross miss management and incompetence but those -- mismanagement and incompetent by those ve