. >> my name is robert thompson. i am a resident. am looking for to this project being implemented soon. >> that is generous of you to come down. i will move the item prepared -- the item. >> there is a member of the public that would like to address you on the issue of 10.2lmnn. public comment is closed on that. he has moved on to the consent calendar. >> we have a motion and a second to approve that. all in favor? all opposed? so ordered. the only thing that is left is public comment, right? >> yes. you may address the board on matters before the board, but not on the agenda. >> up until last week i was a member of the taxi advisory council. there are three things i want to talk about. number one, i'm very glad you're doing all of the planning for the america's cup race. it sounds great. i hope you can forward this information to taxi services, so they can for it to all of the cap companies, so we can direct passengers to use muni in situations where a would be more efficient. the second item is, june 5th, we were told that the tax

robert thompson, bond wanted a doctor down there in case to do further studies and keep an eye on things, and the diver sanders tiger manning. so on this date they swim into the lab from a pressurized elevator essentially that takes them down to the debt and -- barth and they have to get to the lab and i will explain how that works. but this is kind of the audio from some tapes i can across in my research, and i should say one thing i found out early on with sealab is there was no catalog archive. this was in people's basements and drawers and something like a case of an unmarked if anyone remembers the real-to-real format because your digital now, so they are getting a pretty good riser the theory wonderful window into what these guys were doing. and the point i was going to make is some of this kind of archival material so familiar to us from the conversations between houston and the astronauts and the mercury projects of course right up to the moon landing and neil armstrong and one small step for man and a giant step for mankind. this is kind of that moment when it comes to americans

robert kennedy. first for governor thompson. >> governor, good evening. >> good evening, robert. >> how are you? >> i'm good, thank you. >> you know, a lot of people in wisconsin have come to the state since your time as governor, maybe aren't as familiar with you as others, perhaps the representative from her district isn't as well known around the rest of the state. so a lot of the people finding out about you now are through the campaign ads they see and hear on the radio and tv and some of them are pretty hard against each other. so i'd like you to tell me what you think is the biggest or most gross inaccuracy or perhaps outright lie in an ad your opponent is running against you or an organization that's siding with your opponent and playing -- paying for those ads. >> my opponent started out the day after the primarily and -- primary and spent millions with her and her left wing liberals in washington to tear me down. she doesn't have a record to run on so all she can do is try and get the people of the state of wisconsin not to like me. but the truth of the matter is 90% of the people know

. >> our next question is from robert kennedy to -- directed fers to governor thompson. >> governor, health care or obamacare is certainly a big issue in this campaign across the country. you've been tagged by president obama as being a supporter of the affordable care act and represent the representative voted for it in congress. as we stand here today or sit here todaying your thoughts on that. are there portions of it that you think should stay? should it be repealed altogether? and what areas should we keep if you think there are parts that are worth saving? >> number one, i started senior care. i changed health care in wisconsin. when i was secretary of health and human services, i was the architect of part d. that's going to allow seniors to have drugs and be able to purchase those drugs. my opponent doesn't believe obamacare goes far enough. she would like to have a single payer, a government takeover. what i want, bob, is i want a health care system that's affordable and accessible. number one, let's base it on quality. number two, let's allow individuals to be able to purcha

our first question will be from robert kennedy, first for governor thompson. >> governor, good evening. >> good evening, robert, how are you? >> i'm good. >> a lot of people in wisconsin come to the state since your time as governor, maybe aren't as familiar with you as others, perhaps the representative from her district isn't as well known around the rest of the state. so one a lot of people are finding out about you now through the campaign ads they see and hear on radio and tv and some of them are pretty hard against each other. i'd like you to tell me what you think is the biggest or most gross inaccuracy or perhaps outright lie in an ad that your opponent is running against you or an organization that's siding with your opponent's campaign -- opponent and paying for those ads. >> my opponent started out the day after the pry mear, she spent millions of dollars with her and her west wing liberals in washington to try to tear me down. she doesn't have a record to run on. all she can do is try to get the people of the state of wisconsin not to leek me. the truth of the matter is, 90

. >> reporter: robert wagner, henry winkler and former senator fred thompson are all backing reversegage companies. >> take my word for it. >> reporter: financial experts say before you buy in, to your homework. >> there are a lot of pros to a reverse mortgage, but there are a also a lot of cons. >> about $130,000 in tax-free cash. >> reporter: fred thompson says he researched the company and made sure he has a final say on scripts. more control than he had on "law and order." >> tough on dick wolf? >> no. i was in no position to be tough on dick wolf. >> reporter: the senator says before he endorses anything he asks himself -- >> is it good? does it make sense? and are they willing to pay me a fair price to do it? >> reporter: it's not only about the product and the money but the limelight. >> people are convinced if they keep their brand out there, their name out there, their face out there that they've got a shot of getting back in the game. >> scotty, beam us up fast. >> reporter: it worked famously for captain kirk. >> planning a trip to cancun? >> reporter: well, i mean, willia

thompson in a rundown. great defensive play. nature mac sh nature mac lout -- nate nails one and remains tied with the yankees. >>> to football, robtder griffin said -- robertriffin said his dad called him up and said son, you are ready. he sure looked like a veteran out there. while folks around the country are still talking, and we are, rg iii and his tomb mates have moved -- teammates have moved on. he said all that that victory did for him was add confidence, not pressure. >> to me it doesn't put any pressure on me. it just solidifies what i have always thought, that i could play in the nfl at a high level. you know, this team can be successful with the coaches we have and the players we have. >> the terrapins will have a new opponent to face on the basketball court some time in the near future. notre dame will join the acc but football. they will face 5 acc opponents each year. >>> and we here at 9 sports are excited to announce a brand new show. game on premiers this saturday night at 7:00 p.m. right here on wusa. we have local football, redskins and we have darrell green and dexter manly who will be on the show. we are excited about it live. >> very

thompson, senator scott brown and senator dean heller. what does it say about him? david corn broke the story this week and he is washington bureau chief for the much respected mother jones and robertt that is a political reporter for "national review." we have this in iowa. ann romney had strong words for conservative critics of her husband's campaign. let's listen to ann romney. >> what do you say to your fellow republicans who are -- >> stop it. this is hard. you want to try it? get in the ring. this is hard. >> who was she talking about, people like peggy noonan today. noonan wrote "this week i called his campaign incompetent but only because i was being polite. i really meant rolling calamity. a lot of people weighed in. glad you said this, mad you said this. no one i know of defended the campaign or argued you're missing some of its quiet excellence." that 'sarcastic. john sue through knew responded on msnbc today. let's watch. >> i wouldn't hire peggy noonan to run a campaign. i don't ask her to have me write her columns. >> well, there he is. let me get back to david on that. getti ting hav ting sununu out it's like a dog, beware of dog and there's a gate there. he'll say a