is how can we prioritize this and still be within our budget so what we've can you think is we've relined some positions to address that. i be that some of the issues we're facing has new development come on line the timeline of our staff being able to look at it was weeks. so we're working with tommy and staff trying to prioritize resources to bring that down to a more reasonable timeline. i was talking about with my colleague we need to be smarter about how we comply resources to take care of the priorities >> right sounds good interest good. ass >> most of those we completed in the last year. we've reissued the south east plant and we began a mobile device in the to tell rooms and also in the collection side there's a significant change where many the past it was done by 3 by 5 cards and we're going mobile and that's good. this is the southwest out fall out of oceanside four and a half miles out this year that was a big deal. this is a slight run off we've completed and implemented as adapted by the board of supervisors. we've talked about that last item. oceanside treatment plant we h

focused on so out of the solutions and operation we've asked 0 for a few positions we're able to reline and reduce the areas to prioritize other areas i wanted to point that out. >> if you can add it that. the general manager and i have been in conversations about that. and it's a difficult issue given that we are not doing the budget in a way that gets us down into the weeds plus what's being asked for. god forbid we shouldn't be doing that we don't have the expertise to make the appropriate judgements at that level but we need to ensured against the tendency for organizations to grow over time. someone asked for something to be done and we need the positions to do the work. the part that didn't happen we don't have to do anywhere are the things we can do smarter and better ray and those things don't come in the as a way. so the question is how do you responsibly exercise the judgment and that's for the general manager to do. we have a role in that as well. and i think we need to know, you know, for those items that come up we need to get them scrutinized. there needs to be a good pres

drawing it across the lid, sort of push it up into the lash line, you'll define the eye, but it doesn't reline so you don't have to worry. a lot of women will put on extra layers of mascara. maybe the 40 lashes that you have, it looks like four because they all clump. so the solution first is to always make sure you have a lash comb. this one actually comes with a comb on the end of the mascara. make sure that you're combing through, so every lash is getting its due, so to speak. >> i also have some mascara that are plush, they have bits and pieces that are fibers. >> i actually am wearing one today. so you're ahead of the curve, you can cheat a little bit that way. caky concealer, it's a problem, you need a concealer at the age, you want to cover dark circles, but the skin is dryer, so the second you put anything emollient on the skin, it sucks it up. >> this is something that i learned, take your concealer, put it in your hand, mix it with your moisturizer, the more hydrated you are, the let's caky. >> 100%. >> and the lips, with lip liner. >> the bleeding lips, the lipstick that bleeds into

. >> reporter: here in picturesque brewster, even the town administer had to reline his generator. you used it four time? >> that's correct. i have no power at my house. >> reporter: his town is like so many others across the nation, where resources and workers are stretched to the limit. look at this snow blower in overdrive, catching fire. the big concern tonight? money. brewster has spent twice as much as expected. >> we're in a deficit condition now by about $100,000. >> reporter: $100,000 more? >> $100,000 and the winter still has a long way to go. >> reporter: only february. cities are so tapped out, the battered roads from this brutal winter may even go unfixed. and as we come on the air tonight here in the northeast, thousands will be going to bed without power for yet another night. david? >> gio benitez on cape cod tonight, thank you. and yet more snow on the way to that same region. let's bring in mike wankum in the weather center in boston, wcbb. and mike, that system that caused the avalanches we showed, now quickly moving eastward? >> that's right, david. that system

. >> with pope benedict pressured to reline and responding to a controversy. >> a california team plungessible for the fall. >> which of the leading ladies takes home oscar gold? >> we have one actress standing out from the rest. ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get sta-green fertilizer now just $8 at lowe's. ♪ >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> much needed rain is falling across the bay area. mike nicco will tell us what to expect with live doppler 7 hd. >>> remembering two fallen police officers shot and killed a year ago. santa cruz is coming together this morning to on them. >>> arizona governor brewer responds on twitter facing national pressure to veto a controversial anti-gay measure. it is 6:00. >> our top story is the rain and how we just had a taste of it. the main course is on the way. mike? >> some of it is offshore. we are tracking it with live doppler 7 hd and the sprinkles are falling. it could be time to get the umbrella out. live doppler 7 hd shows the light-to-moderate radar returns around brentwood and discovery bay but most of the ba

seats dent reline. can you imagine flying to europe sitting like this. flights are uncomfortable as it is. you're not getting all the perks. >> like now they currently charge $75 a bag where it only costs $25 in the u.s. charges add up. if you want your boarding pass reissue had, 20 bucks. using a credit card is 2% more. traveling with an infant, 41 more. it adds up. but it does sound like if you travel right and play your cards right, you can get there a a lot cheaper. >> a good deal. moving on. law makers in michigan took the plunge for a very good cause. unfortunately for them, plunge into a pool of cold water. right outside of the state house yesterday. >> some of them got into it wearing penguin, superman outfits. maybe the best is the i go who looked like he just arrived from the oktoberfest celebration and he didn't spill a drop of the beer. >> temperature was 6 degrees. so think about this. as they are wading in the water there. but they raised about there are 30,000 for the special olympics events in michigan. so totally worth it. there he is, s

there is an over relines on signal intelligence on the war on terrorism generally. an over reliance on intelligence we get from our local allies. the governments of yemen, pakistan and other governments where these operations take place. there is a lack of insight with relationships with people that live those place. you put that together and you have a legitimate critique. it's not by metta data it's death by gio targeting based on specific phones. who is holding the phones when the drone strike happens is of course an issue to be addressed. generally speaking it goes to the broader problem of trying to fight a war by remote control and not always knowing who our adversary is. >> again, how do we put people on the ground in remote places of yemen and pakistan and afghanistan? how do we confirm, is using the signals intelligence really the only way we can do it? >> no, it's certainly not. and we don't use signals intelligence exclusively in other battle spaces, iraq, afghanistan, some of the other location sayses where we have operated. we don't rely exclusively on

and ranking member shelby -- together, along with the subcommittee, we made responsible choices to reline our nations funding priorities and target precious tax dollars were they are needed the most, all the while continuing the trend of reducing federal discretionary spending. omnibus is a testament to the long-standing tradition , now is notnship the time to rest on our laurels. as chairman crenshaw as mentioned, i expect the committee to move forward under legislationr, draft -- it is a product of rigorous oversight. workve much difficult ahead of us. i am hopeful that the process will move swiftly and smoothly given that ryan-murray budget agreement. i think it is fitting that this commitment to regular order and transparency in the appropriations assess is reaffirmed at today's hearing with the irs. just as congress has a supreme responsibility and stewardship of the taxpayer dollars, so too does the irs have that special duty to apply our countries tax laws fairly and uniformly. commissioner koshinen, you have taken the helm of this agency during a tumultuous time to say the least.