please keep him at john o'connell.great resource. >> good evening, my name is -- and i am here to support the community, and i want to bring you some history of josÉ. he is an immigrant, came from mexico, and he has lived the struggle of being an immigrant and being able to understand and to participate in the community, and because of that, he defends and advocates for the people. all of the community that is here is here to support him, and that is proof that he is working in the community, and i do not know what is going on with the people in the authority to make changes. we have the commitment to give the community an explanation about what a person who is supposed to serve the community is being removed. we need that explanation. we need to know what is going on. when a position is filled, -- to make a connection with the district and the people. we have to support that and to honor that. thank you. >> [speaking foreign language] >> i want to talk to you about the results that were accomplished. i have a daughter

. >> o'connell: against 5 years ago it is tough. >>reporter: the british isles provide around half of europe's golf courses....and right now...those courses are hurting....... >>knowles: margins are tight. there are costs pressures. >>reporter: kpmg's golf advisory unite estimates that 45% of golf clubs in the uk and ireland failedto make a profit last year. a recent survey by the english golf union shows over half england's clubs no longer charge a joining fee...95% of clubs no longer have a waiting list... >>stanley: a lot of clubs are struggling on the membership side of things where once upon a time they had a long waiting list, of people waiting to come and join. those days for a lot of golf clubs are gone. >>knowles: people are evaluating at the moment. do i become a member or do i just play casual, what we call nomadic golfers...so i think there might be a natural trend there. >>o'connell: the loyalty at private members clubs...especially in the last 5 years has really dropped out. >>reporter: at golfbreaks.com the core busin

we have there been marshall students going to john o'connell, so we have a lot of students at risk of not graduating. those students go to school right in the bay view. most of them live in the bayview, too. instead of saying that the students -- the students were actually directed, i think -- some of them to john o'connell, also. i wonder if we were able to capture some of those students that actually go to bay view high school's in this program. i know that a lot of them were not directed to lowell high school. students that went to washington high school i think were directed there, and they sort of said that these high schools would go to john o'connell, or these would go, so if you would not mind looking into that. i know thurgood marshall had many students treated to discredit recovery, too. >> in conversations with janet, she explained the breakdown. a good concentration of youth in district 10 would be at all well and o'connell, so we did take that into consideration. a lot of the constraints, and this is the first year in a cut program, we had was the timing and the funding w

in the description, it says it actually should read o'connell, but it does show below o'connell. >> i have a question about one of the corrections. the first one on page 31. it said you wanted to change it to who riverview construction. it was that as far as i can tell. it was not changed to say riverview? >> exactly. >> thank you. those are the items that were severed, and roll call vote will take place. the next item is the budget adoption, so there are a couple of things that are happening i would like to run by my colleagues. goothe special items are relateo the budget. before we do that, and now we have a couple of quick items, and we have people but our staff and public the bargaining the audience, and -- that our staff and public in the audience, and then we can have a discussion without having folks feel like they have to wait on those. i would like to move ahead of the charter school, tap water in cafeterias, and green cleaning items unless there is any objections. the next item is item 116, the authorization to grant or deny the renewal petition for the charter school. it wa

the diocese filed a lawsuit over the athletic field at bishop o'connell high school. next.  today is not about finding the time to do your homework. it's not about logging on to this week's class. today is a celebration, a triumph of dedication, a victory for that little voice that urges us on. today is a day to recognize that ordinary people can do extraordinary things, and to prove that not all heroes wear a cape. some wear a cap and gown. congratulations to the strayer university graduates of 2011. >> the news channel 36 edge in virginia where a high school custodian is accused of stealing from friends and teachers. they believe he stole from backpacks, cars, and teacher's classrooms and she's charged with five counts of grand larceny. now efforts for sporty events. the catholic diocese announced that it's suing arlington county. in march, the county bord of supervisors denied a proposal to add lights to the field of bishop o'connell high in arlington. the board members point out the football field is not as close to residential areas as s

she goes to john o'connell. i did not know they were going to take him away. it hurts me because he has been good to all of us, to the students, and when there is a meeting, he always goes. he is a good person. thank you. >> good evening, board of directors. my name is jose. i am also a parent at john o'connell high school. i have a niece from santa barbara. thanks to the school. it is a very aeschylus' school -- a excellent school. i have another one who went to, on the state. i also have another nephew, so i am still there. today, and when to talk about -- i would like to figure why i am going to be removed, if i am doing something wrong. professional development to better the part. i want to know why my last evaluation was given only two months ago. a contractor 50,000 to train us, for the saturdays, they are going to pay us for that, and they spent all of these moneys and sending me here in sending me their. if they did not have a plan -- a request some respect as a person, as a parent of the school, because this is very important. know that we have no mon

the county rejected a request by the washington archdiocese to install lights in bishop o'connell high school. now, the archdiocese is suing since the county allowed lights at other high schools closer to residential areas, denying o'connell's request for lights was discriminatory. >> it is time for the latest your money report this morning. >> jessica doyle is here with today's headlines. it seems as if wall street can't figure out which way is up. >> not so good. we have the losing streak continuing, the markets have been down for five weeks in a row. four sessions in a row and today, investors will look to washington for solutions for the slowing economic recovery. checking the numbers, the dow standing this morning of 3by ju about 14. today, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke will make his first public comments about the economy since april. he's headed to a banking conference in atlanta. at the same time the white house is now looking for someone to replace the president's chief economic advisor. austin is leaving his job as the chairman of the council of economic advisors. he'

it is helpful to have senator o'connell and the majority leader of the house all -- senator mcconnell and the majority leader of the house all saying that we need change. they recognize the danger of taking it too close to the edge. >> what does your gut tell you? >> we are meeting every day for the maker of this week. we are making a lot of progress in fleshing out the shape of a down payment with this broader framework of constraints, a debt cap, and forced mechanism. we are getting closer. we need to make some progress this week to give everybody more confidence that there is a framework that has the votes. what matters is how we get the votes that passes the house and the senate. [inaudible] >> the good news is that there are countries that have worse problems to deal with. breeze comes to mind this morning. this baby d-day -- this may be d-day in determining if a crisis will be averted in greece. >> it is your's problem to solve. we are actively involved -- it is europe's problem to solve. we had two g-7 calls over the weekend on sunday and monday. i spent a lot of time on the ph

unemployment this was forty five million americans are reportedly already receiving food stamps o'connell missed an author less leopold's says washington is ignoring a ticking time bomb we have the richest country on earth who can put its own people to work that's a disaster waiting to happen that's for the people in the wake of those. some of bin laden's assassination u.s. leaders say terrorism continues to be the biggest threat against americans there is no doubt that it will continue to pursue attacks against us against a country where some forty four million americans don't have health insurance a reported one in seven children are homeless america's double war bill tops one point two trillion and the richest four hundred americans hold more wealth than the bottom fifty percent combined to one worse and tax cuts for the super rich they lost their focus they no longer have their eye on the prize which is you have to put them. back to work in what's being dubbed it jobs us recovery we're a nation wide recruitment drive by a low wage employer still sends ninety four percent of applicants

. >>> president obama will meet one on one with senate majority leader mitch o'connell about raising the debt ceiling. they will try to jump started talks when republicans walked away from the bargaining table. >> we want to close the loophole up. we don't want to raise anybody's taxes. that has never been on the table. i want them to be honest with the people in what the discussions are about. >> the talks will continue and it's important to take advantage of this opportunity to do something really important to move the country in a different dredges. we've increased under this administration spending 35% in two and a half years. we need to stop that. >> the nation faces a countdown to august 12th when the federal government will run out of money to pay its bills. >>> james whitey bolger is back behind bars in boston. and we are learning more about his life on the run for 16 years. rob nelson spoke to neighbors and some old friends. [ siren ] >> the infamous mob boss may be back in the arms of the law but one burning question looms. >> there are a lot of f.b.i. agents and other peop

the county board's denial of a request by o'connel. the same opportunities as public school students in the region. but board members argue that each case is considered individually and in the words of one member, quote, not every location in the county is equal. >>> let's check out the evening rush with monica and your time saver traffic. good evening, monica. >> i would have given @ red light earlier this afternoon because of an accident on 270. we'll take you over there live right now on the northbound side. on the southbound side of 270, over at father hurlly boulevard at 2:30, was an overturned cement truck, two vehicles, and a maryland state highway contractor. a helicopter was called and canceled because they found the two people injured were okay. that was good news. here's what it looks like on 355 at route 27. that took a big hit. route 27 is tough as well. ridge road. be aware of that on 270 and 355. rockville into gaithersburg with one right lane blocked on the southbound side. let's take you over to the other side of town

it has to do with the athletic fields of bishop o'connell high school. find out what the dyeo -- diocese is upset about. >>> the world's largest passenger plane landed at dulles international airport today. more on the new air france flight. so, you actually reward people for staying with you? yep. the longer you stay with us, the more you save. and when you switch from another company to us, we even reward you for the time you spent there. genius. yeah, genius. you guys must have your own loyalty program, right? well, we have something. show her, tom. huh? you should see november! oh, yeah? giving you more. now that's progressive. call or click today. >> thanks for joining us at 5. >> the news edge at 6 starts right now. >> right off of the top tonight, two big stories out of the wilson building. d.c. councilman harry thomas is facing's medical-dollar lawsuit and is accused of using public money for personal and political use. >>> first, former mayoral candidate brown has testified and the d.c. couple committee investigating hiring practices

i'm pretty sure that speaker boehner ask i had been called in and o'connell and-- not the speaker now, but my friend nancy pelosi to find out where we should go on this. joe biden has done the heavy lifting. there's still a lot more to do. but in the end, as you know, the president will have to step forward sgleerl do you think it's going to be done? >> we have no choice. >> lehrer: no choice? >> we have no choice. >> lehrer: from your point of view, why do we have no choice? >> i have to say i am very troubled with some of the-- i was going to use a word i shouldn't use-- the people in the house, the tea party folks who say and have said publicly we're not willing to raise the debt under any condition. i'm a little concerned about that, but i think cooler heads will prevail. we cannot let the full faith credit of the united states go down. if we do, it will not only hurt our country. it will hurt the world. >> lehrer: in order to do that, $2 tril yorng at least according to what has been proposed, $2 trillion in some form has to be through tax cuts or revenue increases has to be acco

the kentucky republican and senate republican leader mitch o'connell joins from us capitol hill.ould suspects were arrested here in the united states. track record is arrested here and tried here and why do you think they should go to gitmo? >> we set up military commissions, statutory process, for trying foreign terrorists. typically captured overseas. these are not american citizens. their offense occurred in iraq against iraqi citizens. you can put foreigners in u.s. article iii courts but the question is should you? the answer is you should not. for a whole variety of reasons. number one, bring the war on terror to bowling green, kentucky. you have security problems with regard to the judge, the prosecutor, jurors. you have security problems at the local government ends up having to pick up related to the transferring of prisoners back and forth between the jail, if you will, the prison, and -- the court system. will is no reason for american communities to be subjected to this. you remember the administration thought about doing it with ksm p, the mastermind of 9/11. he is a

exceptions by the leadership of that constraint, and i think it's very helpful to have had senator o'connellnd the speaker of the house and the majority leader in the house all saying that they want to get this done, they don't want to take it too close to the edge. i think they recognize the damage it would cause the country to take it too close to the edge. >> how close are we to getting this done? what's your gut tell you? >> we're meeting i think every day the remainder of this week, and we're making a lot of progress in flushing out the shape of a sort of down payment with this broader framework of constraints, debt cap, forced mechanism, and you know, we're getting closer, we're getting closer but we need to make some progress this week to give everybody more confidence that there's a framework that has the votes. ultimately what matters is how do we get the votes to pass something in the house and the senate? >> i guess the -- in a perverse way to do it is -- [inaudible. [inaudible] >> i suppose perversely the good news is there are countries who have worse problems to deal with than