mr. steel. >> yes.missioner fewer we have two items 3 b d resolution on page 67 under distribution please changes in making ken to visitacion valley elementary school and the second resolution on page 122 under amendments to resolution at the top of the page language should read - 910 k-27. >> thank you, mr. steel any items for the board. >> any items served by the board of superintendent discussions and removed a roll call vote please - oh, yes commissioner walton. >> i want to annunciation i'll be abstaining on one item on page 34 pause i'm an employee of the organization. >> thank you very much so roll call vote will take place in section o commissioner norton asked to be involved in the commission subject we'll postpone that until it she is on her way if it's okay to proceed with the rest of the agenda item on board members proposals speakers and action no one tonight and we will move to j request to speak regarding general matters. >> excuse me. dr. murase on item 8 i wonder where to entertain a co

fewer i want to congratulate mr. steel. >> and the victimized on create a new family all congratulations and wish him the best and the family the best and try not to keep you late to those meetings so you can return home mr. steel we wish you the best and on behalf of the board congratulations to you (clapping) >> thank you thank you very much i really appreciate that. >> two announcements on thursday i don't have the right date lincoln lois lane high school will be celebrating it's 21st brotherhood assembly eye i hope high colleagues will be able to participate the brother and sisterhood assembly is to show the diversity around the school it is performed or performed by students from over 15 clubs eaten on saturday march 14 the rosa parks is having their annual fund raising that concludes the announcements next report of closed session but before we go into closed session i'd like to yes - i'd like to read the in memoriam prosecute we adjourn into closed session i'd like to ask mile colleagues in helping me adjourn tonigh

mr. steele was charged with battery on a correctional officer. >> about 90% of the staff they get working here are the people who got picked on in school. they come over here, and now it's payback time. they think that badge gives them power. that badge is only an illusion of power. that power can be stripped and taken away in a moment's notice. >> mr. steele was accused of throwing a cup full of urine on the correctional officer. >> i decided to be my own lawyer. i wanted to act pro se. i wanted to ask my own questions. i wanted to do my own jury selection. i wanted to file my own motions. the judge granted it. a couple months before, a month before, i knew he was the one that was going to be gone. >> on one occasion, i did visit with him face to face, and i made him a plea offer at that time which he rejected. >> i tell him straight up, why don't you just drop this case. this case is nothing. he's like, oh, no, we have to make an example. so you want to make me the example. i want to make you the example. so i made an example out of him and showed him why he should have just dropped the

from 10 to 20 thousand thus to the code and 20 thousand credit to the second code >> thank you, mr. steel any items removed from first reading by the board? on tonight any items served by the board for discussions commissioner wynns >> thank you i'd like to sever k 21 on page 85. >> all right. roll call vote will take place in section o superintendents proposal there are none together board members proposals none together request to speak item j regarded matters i have one speaker sheryl davis i have 2 minutes. >> hi so i made a couple of notes so i wouldn't forget when i wanted to talk about first, i want to thank you for your support with the john lewis visit it was awesome and amazing i want to recognize cindy mathison that helped to coordinate the busses and getting 4 hundred students to san francisco state so i really wanted to thank her and kevin in making that happen hydra mendosa helped out we got every student a copy of book that was amazing everything is playing out from the march on selma we hope the kids understand the opportunity to be with congressman lewis i want to make me

mr. steele, but he's given the race a hard look. check out capital download sunday morning 8:30 here on wusa9. >>> all eyes on the skies and keep the umbrellas handy over the weekend. >> i'm trying to think of silver linings, heavy rain versus heavy snow. >> that's 1. >> milder tomorrow, back in the 60s. >> that's two. >> we savaged at least one decent day. >> keep your eye on the sky, it's probably going to get wet. >> tonight you'll need your umbrella and a coat. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, still dry. temperature 52. the dew point is way down there. humidity is still very low. so what happens is when you drop liquid and moisture through the atmosphere, it cools. that's what's going to happen as we add some moisture to this equation. here's the radar. it is raining in elkins and back in the tennessee valley and into much of the ohio valley, flood watches in effect there. the rain is not quite here yet. we talked about this yesterday. you're going to get home tonight, the evening commu

mr. steel, let's start with you first tonight. your thoughts on her challenges when it comes to rallying the troops when you consider what the unions want to hear? >> i have to say, ed, you have done one of the best unpacking of hillary's problems that i have heard in a while in terms of what she has to face on the left. a lot of focus has not been on that. she has largely skirted by without the conversation largely whistling past the graveyard, if you will. now i think starting monday she's going to have to begin to confront some of these issues and i think she's going to have a problem. i think she's going to have a problem with tpp. i suspect hillary supports tpp. i think on some of the other issues you unpacked i think hillary is not going to be as friendly as some on the progressive side of the ledger want her to be. i think she'll largely get away with it unless folks like you and others hold her feet to the fire to see exactly where she stands but at the end of the day i think she gets by. >> what do you want to hear from h

mr. rv steel went head with -- >> a fellow police officer. >> why two badges can't stop the beatdown. ♪ >a boyfriend is serenading his girlfriend with -- >> the song "all of me" by joj ledge john legend. see why they means what he's singing. >> cute sharks, these are them. >> and strong evidence of -- poltergeist caught on video. >> meet the woman trying to stay one step ahead of the spooky stuff. >> you can't outrun the ghosted in your head. move all you want. >>> this video surfaced from australia, ordinary workman, taking down a pretty big brown snake. but nothing more than a broom and his barehands. he's the macgyver of snake rescues. this is a very very very very very venomous snake. >> picking him up by the head? >> yes. >> he's seen this done enough on the noiseews and television. >> what? >> no. >> drives away. >> moving on from the terrifying brown snake, don't worry, there aren't any here we're going to see a doe. when suddenly it comes out, it's lost runs in -- no it's still lost. this is where its little doe life flashes before its eyes. watch what happens when it figures out

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mr. steele is too good a person to be an apologist for this legislation, and clearly, if you read the historyis legislation, and how it was attempted to be amended, so that laws that were already in place would be applied, indianapolis had already said we're not going to discriminate. why would you pass a state law that trumps the local law? why would you vote that amendment down 40-10? what senators on the republican side did the governor actually call to say, hey, we've got to be fair and honest and treat our citizens equally? give us a list of who you call -- >> let's get -- that's a good question. i don't want to -- you guys are here live. but rubio, and jeb bush and cruz and walkser governor walker have all said they're with this legislation he signed this week that has been criticized as being aercht-gale. why are they taking that position? >> because the law on the face is not. it's how you're deciding to interpret the law. show me the language in the law where it sets out that says we are going to discriminate against gay and lesbian individuals? that language isn't in the law, this i

mr. nerves of steel went head-to-head with danger. >>> a brit tries to conquer his fear of heights. >> i'm going to jump. no, i'm not. >> the slip of a foot that sent him sailing. and goofy is not an early riser. why it's no good morning for this great dane. >>> on this show we see a lot of interaction between suspects and cops. i guarantee you, you have never seen anything like this. you are looking at an exorcism. the officer up front is 36 years old. he has his hand on the head of the suspect, 28-year-old rogrigo. >> the power of christ compels you! >> when i first saw this i thought they were doing the vulcan mind melt. he's actually yelling out unleash his body jesus. out in the name of jesus. then he continues saying things like devil, get out of here. calling the devil out of this man's body. watch. >> in this case do you charge the guy or the spirit? >> this is better than going to jail because you can say i didn't do it. it's the thing you cast out of me. >> officers have verified this video is in fact real. this officer is a very religious man. >> is he like full of bad spirits?

mr. nerves of steel went head-to-head with danger. >>> a brit tries to conquer his fear of heights. >> i'mo jump. no, i'm not. >> the slip of a foot

mr. sanchez did you ever meet spencer steel. >> i never did no. >> wasn't there a six story proposal. >> i believe that's correct i don't of the materials their you may have been alternative proposals. >> i have a question so if the spray booth is there since 1976 or 75 it's been operating illegal the whole time. >> that's it. >> so if he pays taxing tax to the city wouldn't is partially legalize it. >> theres no k between paying property tax. >> business tax or any kind of tax that's separate is from the legality and can't be used to justify the use again that's why there's no permit. >> and there's no complaints since 1975 it has been operating as a automobile body. >> this is more recently history. >> i don't know if that's a feature that's in use or not but certainly raised as an issue from the neighbors support the permit. >> so that your history goes back no complainants just to recent times and this aspirating as a spray booklet or automobile body shop. >> i'm not aware of any. >> it's been there since 1976 and an issue in the last 5 months. >> i don't know if that is intermediate

o'reilly told steel there would be repercussions if he felt any of her coverage is inappropriate. quote, i am coming after you with everything i have mr. o'reilly said you can take it as a threat. steel declined to be here this morning. she's letting her story speak for itself. there's a history of this kind of behavior. i think you at home should know about it. fox is unique o'reilly is unique. amanda knows about it because o'reilly's shop attacked her. she's with the "washington post" and with me this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> a lot of times this week around o'reilly's threats to reporters, you experienced it many years ago and came away feeling you were ambushed? >> oh, absolutely. so i had written a critical post about bill o'reilly regarding some comments he made about a woman being raped. he seemed to place the rape in part on her. about three weeks later when i was on a weekend vacation in virginia a couple outside outside washington kk, d.c. i saw two men with fox news camera run across the street as i was leaving my hotel asking me why i was hurting rape victims and causing hurt and suffering. bill o'reilly h

steel. so that it really was totally armored. mr. heemeyer also placed three different firearms in the walls of this thing using gun ports. >> even his close friends had no idea that he was building this implement of destruction or that he was planning to use it. >> heemeyer's careful in his construction. there are no windows leaving little chance for law enforcement to get a shot into the rolling fortress. but heemeyer has to come up with another way to see. >> he placed several cameras at different locations outside of the bulldozer, just pinhole cameras, so that he was able to actually drive the thing using a closed-circuit tv video system. >> with heemeyer demolishing the town and help still a long way from arriving, trainor devises a plan to try to stop the destruction. >> knowing that we could not stop this vehicle, this tank from going where it wanted to go, i then remembered a video i had seen of a tank in san diego where the sheriff's deputies had actually entered the tank from the top through the porthole and then killed th

that has taken me from freezing in the rolling surf of the pacific ocean in steel frame to buildings behind iraqi lines, to mr. jefferson's capitol in richmond, va. as a state delegate and that journey began on maryland's quiet eastern shore. i was raised by a single mother and didn't have much focus on academics and the family at lack of money and good grades made the military the best chance to get out of that small town. i know it sounds trite but i wanted to see the world. in my book i right the fact is i really did not have a strong opinion of the service aspect of joining the military. that would come later. for me it was all about the challenge. i wanted to tackle the hardest thing that anyone could throw at me and i am pretty sure there are a lot of seals who would say the same thing. i found myself at 18 years old the youngest guy in sealed training and by involved a long way from maryland. i spent two years training reconnaissance from our fellow seals and preparing them for war. in dog is a slight in iraq. i learned more there than i have ever before. i probably learned most on a dark night in rum

mr. easterly: most of our businesses, the basic bottom of our economy, the steel industry , the auto industry rely on energy costs, and they are internationally competitive. you can buy steel from brazil and india and russia and use it. why would you bother to bring the steel to the united states? you bring the finished product here. the emissions will happen in those countries. some of those countries have decided -- i understand china signed an agreement to consider stopping the growth of their emissions by about 2030, but between now and 2030, those missions are still much higher than the unit of production than we have here. so our businesses have to maintain internationally competitive, i am concerned total emissions will go up. senator inhofe: thank you very much. ms. nowak, have you done an analysis as to how much of a rate increase would the psc have to approve to implement this plan? ms. nowak: we expected to be in the double digits, depending on which method of compliance we use. a good he easily in the upper 20% of an increase. right now we have more of an aggregate number of $3 bi

mr. easterly: most of our businesses the basic bottom of our economy, the steel industry and the auto industry rely on energy costs, and they are internationally competitive. you can buy steel from brazil and india and russia and use it. why would you bother to bring the steel to the united states? you bring the finished product here. the emissions will happen in those countries. some of those countries have decided -- i understand china signed an agreement to consider stopping the growth of their emissions by about 2030, but between now and 2030, those emissions are much higher. so our businesses have to maintain internationally competitive, i am concerned total emissions will go up. senator inhofe: thank you very much. ms. novak, have you done an >> ms. -- ms. nowak have you done an analysis as to how much of a rate increase would the psc have to approve to implement this plan? ms. nowak: we expected to be in the double digits, depending on which method of compliance we use. it could be in the upper 20% of an increase. right now we have more of an aggregate number for the state to comply. ho