my name is robert davis. i would like to ask a few questions and make sure they are discussed today. the second one is the open director hearings on the books since 1996 and the more than 750 orders of the abatement that are on the books since the year 2000. i mentioned those at previous meetings last month, and i believe the notice of the violations were brought to your attention last year in november. i would also like to point out one address in the bayview 81810 failed the h and oakview that te oakview that had a fire back on march 13. you can see all the notices. unfortunately for months later there was a fire. the people who lived on both sides were forced out. approximately 30 people in total. thisince then there have been me notice of violations. and the fire damage is still there and still squatters in the neighborhood. i would like to bring that again to your attention. >> any additional general public comment? seeing none, item number four, a discussion regarding q-matic. with regard to have staff

with tsa administrator assistant administrator robert bray, and then follow with associate administered causes, and then liz shaver, followed by mr. carey davis, in that order. bob, thank you very much for being with us here today. >> good morning. i'd like to thank the great introduction by captain fred eissler and the invitation from everyone at alpa to speak to you today and join the forum as we continue to build our relationship between tsa and alpa. today i'll talk about risk-based security and affair -- federal air marshal service but some of the layers of security that tsa used to detect deterrence to be terrorism. as the assistant administrator of the office of law enforcement, i joined his band a distinguished guests to discuss a topic that is a primary importance to all of us to aviation and risk-based security.

looked like davis went out of bounds just inside the 26. robert dalton checking out the replay. for spot. 91 at the right edge, schmidt, he was the official who took a spill at the end of the play. and then got up and marked the spot. nine seconds remaining here in atlanta.

looked like davis went out of bounds just inside the 26. robert dalton checking out the replay. for spot. 91 at the right edge, schmidt, he was the official who took a spill at the end of the play. and then got up and marked the spot. nine seconds remaining here in atlanta. so it will either be fourth and one or first and ten, which is big considering the time remaining. >> daryl: exactly. because it really -- you take the shot into the end zone in the fourth and short. you only get the one shot into the end zone anyway. so you might as well take it on fourth down. >> kenny: but as you said if it's a first down it would probably give the falcons two shots at first down. >> daryl: so really the spot of this ball depends on whether they get one shot into the end zone or two. >> referee: after review the runner stepped out of bounds on the 26 1/2 yard line. it will be fourth down and approximately a yard to gain -- to go. no time will be added back to the clock since they went out of boun bounds. it will be fourth down. >> kenny: is it will be fourth and one for the falcons. nine s

among the topics, trent williams, davis the fan and robert griffin iii. that is coming up next.hawn. >>> and gary is back with your forecast. keep it here on fox 5 news at 5. 5.  i got the chance to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are ahead. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. . >>> she is going where no woman has gone before. shannon easton will make history thursday when she becomes the first female to ref an nfl game. she'll be a line judge when the packers face the chargers. easton, by the way, getting her chance because the

looked like davis went out of bounds just inside the 26. robert dalton checking out the replay. for spot. 91 at the right edge, schmidt, he was the official who took a spill at the end of the play. and then got up and marked the spot. nine seconds remaining here in atlanta. so it will either be fourth and one or first and ten, which is big considering the time remaining. >> daryl: exactly. because it really -- you take the shot into the end zone in the fourth and short. you only get the one shot into the end zone anyway. so you might as well take it on fourth down. >> kenny: but as you said if it's a first down it would probably give the falcons two shots at first down. >> daryl: so really the spot of this ball depends on whether they get one shot into the end zone or two. >> referee: after review the runner stepped out of bounds on the 26 1/2 yard line. it will be fourth down and approximately a yard to gain -- to go. no time will be added back to the clock since they went out of boun bounds. it will be fourth down. >> kenny: is it will be fourth and one for the falcons. nine s

i can mention one in particular george roberts was first black man even before general davis jr. at the time. he wasn't a junior. he was a later commander at the 99th. his wife was at the last convention and get speak with her and she said, the wives had a very great deal to do with the success of their husbands. >> other questions? [inaudible] that's good question. they didn't have much success at first getting jobs at airlines. at -- all of them were trained pilots who will flown overseas and some who hadn't flown overseas with the 477, and they were -- many of them interested in the opportunity they might have in the airlines, and many of the airlines wouldn't accept them as pilots at first. that doesn't mean they didn't keep trying and eventually many of them became pilots in airline and private industry. a lot of airmen stayed in the service, i should say that james flew in world war ii and korea and vietnam, not only became the first four-star black general in american armed forces, but he also had taken part in those three wars world war ii, korea, anne vietnam. charles mc

so again 48 hours away from the debut of robert griffin the third. good to see fred davis back out in the field as well. i think he finally gets it i think trent williams does too. if they have any more issue s with the league they will be gone for an entire season they know now the seriousness of the issue and fred as sured me it will never happen again. >> >> for their sake and the team's sake and fans sake i hope they are right. >> absolutely that's right. >> thanks dave. >>> it is 7:21 a.m., tuesday morning, coming up a nationwide effort to curb crime what local communities are doing tonight the keep neighbourhoods safe. >>> over a month since the june storm that crippled our region. coming up another chance for pepco customers to evaluate the utilities response response pgh >>> >> comedy, horror, and catchy tunes, holly is live at a local theatre this morning, behind the scenes of little shop of horrors where a mysterious plant is the main character. we will -- see i told you what it takes to get this production on the stage. back away.  >>> today

robert griffin, iii and starters are expected to go 12 to 20 plays. today our own dave ross got an exclusive interview, williams and davis looking to redeem themselves andof course, rg3. >> reporter: you're known as kind of a quarterback guru. what is the biggest challenge of having a rookie quarterback? what do you try to instill in him in day one? >> it has to slow down for him. it doesn't happen the first year. very seldom does it happen the second year. you have to get in a system that utilizes his talents and figure at what he does best and feels most comfortable with and in the first couple years you give him more and more. then he feels comfortable with that and better production comes. >> reporter: yesterday i thought fred davis was pretty forthcoming and i also talked to trent williams. are you concerned with what happened to them in the past or are you saying let bygones be bygones and they know what to do to stay on the roster. >> they both know they made a mistake and they both know if they make another mistake the chance of being in the national football league is not good. you can't miss a year and come back and be like hey, same old thing

tsa administrator, assistant administrator, robert bray, and then follow with associate administrator doug hofsass, then ms. liz shaver followed by mr. carey davis in that order. bob, thank you very much for being with us here today. >> good morning. i'd like to thank the great introduction by captain fred eissler and the invitation from everyone at alpa to speak to you today and to join this forum as we continue to build our relationship between tsa and alpa. today i'll talk about risk-based security and the federal air marshals' service and some of the layers of security that tsa uses to defeat terrorists. as the assistant administrator of the office of law enforcement, i joined this panel of distinguished guests to discuss a top ec that is of primary -- topic that is of primary portion to all of us; aviation and risk-based security. tsa under the direction of administrator john pistole, recognizes the importance of risk-based security in the aviation domain and has taken several steps to implement new programs supporting risk-based security and to continue our progress towards our efforts of being a leading counterterrorism organization in th

davis watches c-span on comcast. c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979. brought to you by public service by your television provider. >> tomorrow, will talk to the heritage foundation's robertss experience of u.s. presidents and the politics managing editor. "washington journal" becomes -- begins live at 7:00 a.m. on c- span. >> the republican national convention begins august 27. the platform committee met for a second day to drive -- draft its position on topics such as foreign policy, health care, and education. this hour and 40 minute segment focuses on health and education issues. >> i hope the chocolate hit the spot. glad you're back. we have one last section on healthy families, education, and crime and i will turn it over to the congresswoman for the last section. >> all right. you got your chocolate, and now we're ready to rock and roll. and get through this last section and deliver to the american people the best gop platform they have ever gotten. thank you. all right. let's go to the section on healthy families. great schools, safe neighborhoods, i just love talking about health and being healthy and thinking about a healthy america with healthy people. i am ple