very nice working here, a very good place to work. >> my name is ken cooper. i have been here for about a year and a quarter. i run a machine for the finishing department. which codes the sides of the boards with paint. even though i do not have any children, this is very fulfilling and rewarding to be able to work with materials to make the furniture that i have seen in many churches over the years. >> my name is pam livingood. i have been with whitney brothers for 11 years. i am the lead person in the us family department. from when we received the work to manufacturing the beautiful product you see around us, we put the end product out into the shipping department, which goes out into our communities and daycare centers. i have lived in keene. i have three children, two daughters and a son, and three grandsons. >> i am mary. i worked for whitney brothers for 16 years, as a supervisor. i retired two years ago and came back to whitney two weeks ago. i have three children, grown. and i have six grandchildren. >> jim? jim: i am jim, and i am from keene. i am in

. >> nice work. >> physical. >> very physical. >> recovering from an acl injury now. >> why do they calls the. i seem sweet. that was the catch phrase. >> you are intriguing because you don't fit the mold of what we might to find in upstate legislature. i want to be a state representative. >> always been interested in politics. a single mother. local issues affect you. i thought i had something to say. bill: what gets you mad? honestly i drive in everyday. >> you don't even have to finish. it has become more about getting elected again and pushing party issues. the anger groups coming in the anger democrats are working together. that is changing the momentum. bill: how do you like the governor's chances in 2016. >> i think it's anyone's game. and you have seen that. hillary and barack obama. bill: thank you for coming on. ♪ >> hopefully we can say the things you thinking. i feel an obligation to be a voice not share heard often enough. there has been criticism of the cost associated. one of the hard things for me is to have to say the thing that might not be polite. i can't believe your

nice work. well done. >>> over to weather now drew, with more on what might be record warmth. we have heard that phrase a lot. >> this winter and spring. spring break the week ahead. nice conditions and temperatures. live doppler 7hd showing you it is clear above. taking you live outside. here's a look. one place you want to be on a warm day the beach. the sand is busy this afternoon and we'll duplicate this picture tomorrow as temperatures will rise even more in the afternoon on sunday than we did today. as you step outside on this saturday afternoon, rather comfortable. 70 in oakland. 69 danville. 73 concord. half moon bay, temperature of 59 degrees. we are dealing with a bit of a breeze out there from the west, and it's gusting at times to 33 miles-per-hour at sfo elsewhere the general wind pattern is anywhere from 15 to 25 miles-per-hour through the evening. as you -- satellite and radar shows you this void of cloud cover where high pressure has set up shop. high pressure will stay for sunday so sunshine on the way and warming temperatures. look off to the west and this th

. >> nice work, more ahead on "action news" at noon, hillary clinton has hit the ground running in iowae she is trying to strike in the midwest before the dnc strikes here in philadelphia. >>> those stories and more next right here on "action news." 0 honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay and could really save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now. with a medicare supplement plan, you'll be able to stay with your doctor. oh, you know, i love that guy. mm-hmm. [ male announcer ] these types of plans let you visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. and there are no

. >> nice work. >> reporter: backstage, the hair team preps wigs and hair extensions. >> yes. >> reporteramour. >> look at these things. red. with minutes until show time we check in with the judges. >> oh i want to hold you so much. >> reporter: so much. >> reporter: and their private lounge. on the opposite end of the studio lot from the contestants and i'm welcomed. ♪ isn't it a lovely day to be caught in the rain ♪ >> reporter: each judge is given a luxury trailer. julie anne introducing us to her roommates. >> hi honey! >> reporter: finally the judges make their way to the stage, complete with warm ups. ♪ there's no business like show business ♪ inside we spot other former dancing stars taking their seats in the crowd. the crew is setting up last-minute preparations for the big show. going to be a perfect ten guys. season ten contestant aaron andrews says the show creates a family bond. >> you shed this other layer off and you walk out of here totally different. it's such a cool transformation. >> reporter: all of the preparation for one big celebration. the dazzling opening number f

nice work there. soul win 64-48 to improve to 4-0 for the season.rigley field in chicago, this foul ball lands right where it needed to be for this lady because she catches the ball in her beer drink and then proceeds to chug chug chug chug it down. hey, they know how to party in the windy city and she gets all she needs from that. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >> all right, danny. still ahead, a campus cookout erupts in gunfire. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in kent county this morning. >> reporter: yes, ted, that's right. and then after that more gunfire at this off-campus apartment complex near delaware state university. we'll have comprehensive coverage coming up after the break. >>> cool start this morning, but we'll see sunshine again today. big changes ahead for your monday. less than half an hour away from sunrise, you're looking at a live view of center city from the adventure aquarium. right now, it's 58 degrees at 5:57. >>> three people are shot after a cookout on a local campus erupts in gunfire. t

so a decline since 2003 according to the very nice work by john furneaux. so that says in terms of what other darpa has to be doing is not showing up in the productivity statistics and 2003. >> i have to caution you darpa is 2% -- please be careful -- [laughter] >> i will make the point andrew could make which is a lot of people do dispute the measurement of productivity from these types of technologies. we heard this morning other retail sector may not have shown any productivity increase because you put it in the machine. i would say that the quality of locating the product you want at the price you want has really improved. the quality of the shopping experience, the productivity of the shopping experience measure by quality may be entirely missing from productivity numbers. we really have a problem here. >> productivity is growing rapidly in the retail trade sector. back this morning was off base. in that case, you diss was related in a good way to the decline of mom and pop to wal-mart has actually been very good for the retail trade fact year. >> so m

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it belonged to a man who works at a restaurant nearby. it's nice he returned the money. >> sure is. >> absolutely. christmas come late. that's all right. >> he probably wrote it off. all of a sudden he's got thousands of dollars back. >> you know what though that's karma. if you've ever thought about being in that situation, you return it. that's it. >> you've got to return it. >> i had a great day yesterday before the rain set in i was at charles flowers, and the taste of flowers. he was talked to the principal. always nice to talk to the principal when you're not in their office. great cookbook some of the great from flowers, stem school. $14 million in scholarship money earned by students. >> high-five. >> thanks for having me. had a good time. heard a lot of people worried the rain would ruin it. held off long enough to get everybody out of the parking lot before rain showers settled in. hope you enjoyed your saturday. good book reading and soup making. today take your soup outside. a great day for picnic on the lawn or national mall or anythin

. >> nice work. >> in 2007, the u.s. intelligence agency said iran had abandoned its nuclear weapons program and in 2013 president obama said we had halted their program. neither was true. >> you can see, two to three months is much different than a year if you're making public pronouncements about what your assessments are privately? >> yes. stipulating confidence in the intelligence estimate that can distinguish between three months and 12 so nine months difference. >>> what is happening with american naval ships in yemen and what will happen? wóóó here's something we bet you didn't know. nearly half of all cancers can be prevented. mostly by making changes in your diet controlling your weight and of course, by not smoking. visit prevent 50 dot org and get a free 30 day planner filled with tips, recipes, and more. test intercept iranian ships. that is blat . >> my question is, has the administration decided that it is not going to participate in enforcing this u.n. -- >> lee check to see the details on enforcement for

nice work if you can get it. happy easter. happy passover. admit i don't know what his in the deal but i do know this, when these guys are dancing in the streets over it andq europe is scrambling to lift sanks because of it maybe just maybe it's time to worry about it. welcome i'm neil cavuto. and good friday, or more like good grief. maybe it's just me but when this guy is smiling, i'm worrying. the lieutenant colonel tony schaffer says i'm not alone. i got tell you, it is just weird, especially when we get different vibes from different sides about what is presumably the same deal. something is seriously amiss here. what too you

nice work with the pinatas. >> jimmy: thanks. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: by the wayata. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is not water. this is not agua as we call it. >> what do you say? >> guillermo: tequila! [ laughter ] >> guillermo: salud! >> jimmy: salud, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i find myself doing this a lot lately. your son is a basketball -- college basketball coach, his team is in the n.i.t. tournament, university of rhode island, right now. >> right, the rams, yeah. >> jimmy: they won their first round, next they play stanford on sunday, i believe. will you be watching when that happens? will you be zeroed in on this game? >> yeah, i'll be there. i don't know if i'll be there but i'll be watching. you can't do anything. you can't breathe, really. >> jimmy: you call your son and tell him what the team should be doing? >> yeah, and i see the phone ringing in his pocket and he's not answering his phone. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you coach his teams? your boys' teams? >> a long time ago, yes. >> jimmy: basketball or other sports? >> yeah,

. >> nice work. >> in 2007, the u.s.e agency said iran had abandoned its nuclear weapons program and in 2013 president obama said we had halted their program. neither was true. >> you can see, two to three months is much different than a year if you're making public pronouncements about what your assessments are privately? >> yes. stipulating confidence in the intelligence estimate that can distinguish between three months and 12 so nine months difference. >>> what is happening with american naval ships in yemen and what will happen? anyone have occasional constipation diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these occasional digestive issues... with 3 types of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips' [♪] there is an ancient rhythm... [♪] that flows through all things... [♪] through rocky spires... [♪] and ocean's swell... [♪] the endless... stillness of green... [♪] [♪] and in the restless depths of human hearts... [♪] the voice of the wild within. [♪] i

he says nice works for me. and it did, obviously. >> you ever do this before?ure that when the cops come to my house, i know that the proper expression and what not to say and what to say when they come to me. that's what i think about. >> she's actually thinking about do i look sad. how do i act. she's obviously thought about this. day after day, night after night of how she's going to pull off this whole sad widow and then on with her new life. >> yet, as guilty as susan sounds, police say she hasn't done enough to be placed under arrest. investigators will remain patient because they understand she intends to continue talking. >> and if i do it myself, i would. yeah! empty seat next to me. and then i saw him, slowly coming down the aisle. one of those guys who just can't stop talking. i was downloading a movie. i was trying to download a movie. i have verizon. i don't. i get that little spinning wheel. download didn't finish. i finished the download. headphones on. and i'm safe. i didn't finish in time. so. many. stories. vo: join us and save without settlin

kennedy: nice work. will bet you a thousand dollars that e-cigarettes do not lead to smoking. >> i find the statistics that you mentioned are alarming for sure. i don't believe it is a gateway to tobacco cigarettes. i think tobacco products are old news, they're on the out. and just walking around the city today, you see the number of people out there vaping, whether it's vaping, e-cigarettes, you name it. my big beef is it's not regulated so people are inhaling products that they aren't sure what chemicals are part of them. i'm not going to endorse that. kennedy: stricknine and that's what sells, overregulation is the answer to everything. >> the amazing thing is there's great news that smoking among teenagers or middle schoolkids is historic lows, there was a huge drop in the last three years and the cdc and the fda are putting out a scare thing that it's a bad thing. kids are smoking e-cigarettes in hookahs. they don't probably contain nicotine. people who smoked before don't smoke stuff with nicotine

. >> nice work, dan. >> there's the tiara. >> this family is always fashionable.hey want. exactly. >>> and guys finally, revenge is a dish best served right to the face. hear me out here. take a look at this fun family game to see what i mean. the idea is like a russian roulette meets jack in a box. you have to crank the lever until the pie is spontaneously hurled into the player's face. unfortunately, you can see the little guy, the grandson gets it first. and the grandpa is like eating it up. he's just laughing like crazy. >> is that whipped cream or shaving cream? >> i'm hoping it's whipped cream. it could be shaving cream. i would be chowing that down if it was whipped cream. >> whatever sadistic games does this family play? anything involving a nail gun? >> i think it's fun. really? i'm not sure if they're on a sugar high. or what? the laughter is contagious. >> the kid's not laughing. is he? >> he did when the grandpa got it. we didn't see that. >> what i would continue to for a shaving cream pie. >> i would love to play a round of pie in the face. >> look o

nice work if you can get it. happy easter. happy passover. see you next week. >>> i got to admit i don't know what his in the deal but i do know this, when these guys are dancing in the streets over it andq europe is scrambling to lift sanks because of it maybe just maybe it's time to worry about it. welcome i'm neil cavuto. and good friday, or more like good grief. maybe it's just me but when this guy is smiling, i'm worrying. the lieutenant colonel tony schaffer says i'm not alone. i got tell you, it is just weird, especially when we get different vibes from different sides about what is presumably the same deal. something is seriously amiss here. what too you think? >> look, neil would have felt a lot more comfortable if it was a joint statement issued that both the iranians and the u.s. signed offu on the fact sheet. i went through this in painful detail and i try to go back and see where the iranians are saying the same thing we are. i don't see it. i'm very worried about the perceptions here, and clearly, like you said, the iranians are

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. >> nice work. >> so you're having a party wednesday night here. >> wednesday the eighth of april. >what time. >> 5:00 to 7:00. >> yes, perfect happy hour time. >> free gin. >> and drinks will be here. >> if it is free, it is for me. >> the the place looks great. >> thanks very much. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> i'll see you here wednesday, gaslight. >> see you wednesday mike. >>> when it comes to picking out your next outfit forget looking in your closet. you can help find tonight your bathroom. how you can rock a bathrobe. yes, i said that on the next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want it ♪ ♪ go out and get it ♪ the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a

nice work there. soul win 64-48 to improve to 4-0 for the season.ield in chicago, this foul ball lands right where it needed to be for this lady, because she catches the ball in her beer drink and then proceeds to chug, chug, chug, chug it down. hey, they know how to party in the windy city, and she gets all she needs from that. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> 9:56 right now. hope you're having a great sunday morning, as we take a live look at the jersey shore in cape may, 56 degrees right now at nbc 10. it's going to be climbing higher than that into th

nice work there. soul win 64-48 to improve to 4-0 for the season. wrigley field in chicago, this foul ball lands right where it needed to be for this lady, because she catches the ball in her beer drink and then proceeds to chug, chug, chug, chug it down. hey, they know how to party in the windy city, and she gets all she needs from that. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> happening today, dozens of foods truck will be at lincoln financial field for a good cause. here's a live look at south philadelphia. the event which runs from 11:00 this morning to 3:00 this afternoon will feature about 50 food trucks games for kids live music, and even some eagles cheerleaders. it benefits the food trust and its mission to help people get access to healthy, affordable food. >>> 6:57 right now. a campus cookout ends in violence at delaware state university. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in dover with the latest on the investigation. jesse? >> reporter: that's right, ted. we're right outside the main gates to delaware state u

. >>> all right nice work as always.now you will, bruce. >>> thank you. >>> a pennsylvania woman crashes her car into a guardrail and gives police an explanation that well we've never heard before. she blames the crash on her coffee drinking pet parrot. not her fault. the crash happened tuesday in south union township in southwestern pennsylvania. the 35-year-old woman telling croop troopers she noticed the bird pecking at the lid of her coffee cup and hit the guardrail when she looked down to see what the bird was doing. the bird likes to drink coffee and they found bird seat in a cup holder next to the coffee and few feathers nearby. they broke her arm but the parrot is okay. >> interesting. >>> all right. the battleship new jersey will stay a float as a tourist attraction on the camden waterfront. the delaware river port authority is guaranteeing a lone to make that happen. agency renewed guarantees for loans for the ship every three years since 2003. doing it again. >>> little more than half of new jersey's voters th

joce sterman, nice work again. now, wossen assaye was initially arrested march 20th and charged with robbing a bank in alexandria. they think he's behind a dozen bank robberies over the last year. he's facing federal charges as well. he's not due back in court for any specific date at this time as prosecutors are presenting their evidence to a grand jury. alison? alison: moving on to this now about the washington nationals. they are now taking on a team of just three players. former ushers make up that trio claiming the team violated their civil rights and the civil rights act when it fired them. only on 7, the three men spoke with stephen tschida about what they filed as a religious discrimination suit. stephen: on opening day, they flocked to nats park. but three friends, huge nats fans and former ushers here headed to their attorney's office instead. >> i loved it. i loved meeting people. stephen: during the 2012-2013 seasons, they worked as ushers. three retired federal workers. but also devout seventh day adve

. >> nice work. >>> also today 6abc teamed up with temple university to celebrate some of the best andigh school students graduating this year. it's our annual best of class event. more than 200 high school valedictorians from the tri-state area treated to a day of food fun and college prep at temple university. take a look. our own matt o'donnell and tam at a were there to talk to the students and hear their plans for the future and you can see a full list of today's honorees on our web site 6abc.com. plus matt and tam will host our annual half hour special called the best of the class. it is saturday may 16th at 7:00 p.m. right here on 6abc. always so impressive those young ones. >> no question. you always get that song stuck in your head too the theme song. >>> still ahead here the news continues from free arcade games alfresco to free national park admission. we've got some deals to get you outside this weekend on freebie friday. >> gorgeous. >>> plus a california school official under fire for saying that one race of students needs air conditioning more than another race. why she

it's been really nice working with you, we're just not going to do the show. >> i think this is not actuallyffleck wanted to do this. because we do not as a culture have any collective acknowledgement that slavery happened, that it built our economy, and that every single one of us around this table no matter my parents -- my ancestors were slaves. you're talking about your family member who was an architect of the freedom summer murders. it doesn't matter if your family came here very recently. we all as people living and working in this economy and this democracy are shaped by the legacy of racism in this country. >> and are benefiting from the systems built by slaves. >> exactly. and so this is a broader issue than ben affleck. it makes a lot of sense to me that someone in the very mainstream of our popular culture would feel like there's no sort of safe room for him to even talk about it. it's an american denial that we need to move past. i feel like it should be an individual thing. >> i think this is what we're supposed to be talking about. affleck says it left a bad taste in his mouth

nice work. alison: very nice. coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 -- a local mother charged in the disappearance of her two children. appeared in court today. we're going to tell you how things got emotional outside of the courtroom. reporter: in her 80's, the wife of walter fontroy spoke to us today about how difficult life is when your husband hasn't been home for three years. i'm sam ford. that story is coming up on abc 7 when you own a small business there's a never-ending list of small thingso do every day. d appointments... orders... deadlines... every one of them matters. so you need internet you can count on. verizon fios is really fast with 99.9% network reliability because when everything is running right, all those small things you do every day can turn into something big. team up with fios for this great limited-time offer. leon: this evening we're hearing from the wife of the district of the first congressional delegate. she's wondering when her husband will return home. alison: walter fontroy traveled ov

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so it declines in about 2003 according to the very nice work by john. so that says in terms of what whatever darpa happens to be doing it's certainly not showing up in the productivity statistics in 2003. >> i really have to caution you. darpa is 2% of federal spending and r&d. >> i think i'll make the point that i think andrew can make is that a lot of people dispute the measurement of productivity from these kind of technology. we heard this morning about how the retail sector may have not shown any productivity increase because you put in the machine. i would say that the quality of locating the product you want at the price you want has really improved. so the quality of the shops experience, the productivity as measured by quality may be entirely missing from the productivity numbers. so we really have a problem here. >> productivity has been growing. so that statement this morning was off base. >> all right. >> and in that case it was -- this is related in a good way to the decline of mom and pops. the shifts away has been very good for the retail

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. >> nice work. preps wigs and hair extensions for extra glamour. >> all of the preparation for one big celebration. the dazzling opening number featuring over two dozen former cast members. all for a show that was originally planned as a short special. >> none of us expected that it would take off the way it did or that i'd be sitting here talking to you a decade later. >> with that being said over the course of ten years, 20 seasons, a lot of things have changed. but what has remained the same? >> the heart of our show has remained the same. i think this is a show about humanity and people inspiring other people. people making themselves vulnerable by trying this crazy thing called "dancing with the stars." >> for "nightline," i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> and "dancing with the stars" tenth anniversary special airs tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. you know what else is airing tonight i'm looking forward to. robin's big interview. 10:00 p.m. captive, a journey of hope and survival.

it decline since 2003, according to the very nice work by john. that says in terms of whatever they happen to be doing it's certainly not showing up in the productivity statistics since 2003. arati: i really have to caution you. darpa is 2% of federal spending in r & d. please be careful. [laughter] laura: i will make the point which i think and you can make. and the measurement of productivity from these kinds of activity -- activities. we heard this morning that the retail sector may not have shown any productivity increase because -- the quality of locating the product you want at the price you want has really improved. so the quality of the shopping experience, the productivity of the shopping experience as measured by quality may be entirely missing from the productivity numbers. john: productivity has been growing in the retail sector. that statement this morning was off base. in that case, it is related in a good way to the decline of mom and pops. the shift away from mom and pop to walmart has been good for the sector. -- for the retail tr

nice work. let us ask you one question before we are going to have to adjourn.one important way to reduce highway fatalities is to require the installation of the limiting devices on heavy trucks. this is something that the industry itself has petitioned the department for and the department has received literally thousands of comments in support of the petitioners request. they believe this regulation would decrease the number of fatal crashes annually and would have animal costs since these governors are already installed on many trucks. in this regulation lingered within the department since 2011 and has been delayed 21 times. can you tell us why the department has issued -- has failed to issue these regulations for so many years after the initial petition, despite widespread support and evidence. secretary foxx: we do believe there is a benefit to having a little in place here. some of it predates me. i can tell you from the agency perspective there has been a lot of work done to quantify the safety benefits in terms of crashes, injuries, fatalities that wou

nice week off. >> brian how are you? >> good. >> working on your tennis game? >> we are going to play again. >> we will. >> we need to see photos. >> steve is awesome. >> i'm awful. [ laughter ] thank you. we have a lot of low clouds and fog back. it will be a cooler pattern inland. san francisco will go for a high of 60. yesterday was 59. a couple of high clouds zipping off the sierra. it looks like that will happen again as we get toward wednesday and thursday. 50s on your temps. all of these are held up because of that cloud cover. the key is the westerly breeze. west, southwest. that is a sign the delta breeze is in full force. not much at sfo or hayward. it is a component of a sea breeze or water temps. they are cool enough. 53, 54, 55. it is still running slightly above elevations. you can see some high clouds. most of that is moving offshore. as it does, it will allow us to have 50s around the coast. 60s around the bay. slower cooling near the coast. all right sal a very good morning to you at 4:31. >> that is right. >> or 2. >> 4:32. that is right. we h

nice work jason. the first picture showed that cliff. an incredible move. risked his own life. >> and what happens depend and again again and again is the courage people show. and that happens every day in this country. really incredible. >> from nbc news.com, we're hearing the frantic 911 call from midair on monday it came from an airport baggage handler. you'll remember this story who fell asleep in the cargo hold of an alaska airlines jet before takeoff. the worker is heard pleading for help trying to explain he's trapped inside the belly of the passenger jet. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the details. >> reporter: the alaska airlines flight was departing seattle bound for los angeles when the 911 call came in from the plane's cargo hold. >> 911. >> hello i'm trapped in this plane. i called my job but i'm in this plane. >> you're where? >> i'm inside the plane and i feel like it's up, moving in the air. flight 448. can you please tell somebody stop it. >> reporter: the caller

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. >> you've had some nice work done.ou to do this first of all? >> well the main reason i did this was because i wanted to find out why people were having the results they were having after plastic surgery. a lot of it is good but as we all know we've seen people out on the street who just don't look that great. >> they've ruined their looks actually. >> we as plastic surgeons don't even have ways to measure those bad results or ways to discuss it. i wanted to devise a study that would allow us to assess greater changes that happen to people after plastic surgery. >> these results surprised us. >> you used just white women to control the study. >> i did. it was 30 white women operated by myself and steven davidson one of my colleagues. we had the patients assessed for a bunch of character traits. not just femininity but attractiveness. likability femininity social schools, are they trust worthily. this was based on studies done in behavioral science literature that prove we judge these traits about patients all the time.

constant reminder of the fact that we have a lot of work that needs to do and that work, rather than have them collect dust in a niceder, that work is or will be done and can be done wi the family violence council, and in its present form, we have a subcommittee, appropriately titled the justice and courage subcommittee and the representatives of our community, police department and probation, and the victims services advocates and district attorney office meet to continuously work on addressing these pending concerns, and still developing policies. needless to say that it is imperative to pass this ordinance and vice chair tang already addressed the formal of the much needed members it is imperative to have the collaboration of these important key members that will be participating to formalize it and i will not repeat what vice chair tang outlined many of them some of who may address the committee it morning and so all of the partners are key if we were to continue and thrive and erratical domestic violence and we thank you for addressing the work of the family violence council and we applaud the recommendations a