and absolutely there's parts of shelly and sharon that are interchangeable. i think she's a little bit more of the type-a personality than i am, but i certainly have that ability. so i just take that and i turn it up a few notches, and then i get shelly. >> turn your own. >> turn my own up a little bit, and i get shelly. >> what about that having sort of played off each other before? does that bring a depth to the character and the storyline that probably the audience ends up >> mm-hmm. >> but they don't even realize why that relationship looks so good and so real on stage. >> absolutely. well, marjorie and i were joking about something in the dressing room a couple of days ago. she sits behind me in the dressing room. all the women are in the same dressing room, so we can see each other in the mirrors. and at this point, all we need to do is look at each other, and we know exactly what the other one is thinking. >> like family. >> like family, exactly, exactly. so we have to catch ourselves sometimes when we're in public, and we look at each other. and like,

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. >> volunteer shelly took the case. >> they didn't feel at all that it was the ticket was given in error. >> reporter: in an email to consumerwatch, the city's department of transportation argued that there were, quote, multiple unobstructed signs in the area implying he should have read the other signs and assumed they applied to the whole block but after some encouragement from shelly, the city agreed to reduce the citation to a warning. >> i don't know how my complaint is different than when you contested it. >> reporter: but he is not complaining now. his fine forgiven, the tree now trimmed, making it a bit more clear who can park here and when. on the consumerwatch, julie watts, kpix 5. >> those people working downstairs are so good. >> they are. they're on it. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, >>> i'm veronica de la cruz in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, the struggle to survive in the bay area's biggest city. right now, hundreds of people demanding a solution to sky high rent hikes. the debate over how far the city can go to help. >> and the calm

shelly ohrman, who is on scene, has been tweeting, shellis an employee of fox 45. said she is hearing once the suspect is cleared, they're going to give him medical attention right away. that was the word that we got initially. and then the reports of three loud shots fired. and then our own visual of really sort of stunningly in this big wall over here where a local television reporter now from wjz is reporting on this. was their camera and on this wall we saw this man jolt once and then jolt again, and then on a third jolt, fall to the ground behind. so, it's become pretty clear -- we don't know the suspect's situation but the threat to whatever level there was one at wbff in baltimore, that threat is neutralized. there is no more, as far as we can tell, dane injury to anyone. we do not in the condition of the man making demands wearing his panda suit and certainly changing the day for fox 45 in baltimore. we'll get updates throughout the hour when he know the man's condition and we'll let you know, and whether he actually had some sort of explosive device. still

>>> it's wednesday and john ford is out and the as well shelly palmer and president of ceo and then one and new york times and then mike and good to see both of you. talk about facebooks future and the development conference and right now and ten year. it's so much absorb. >> and that's the primary and the president and then it's the vision and the future. >> shelly, we heard from the spoke ises person and mark needs to get off the high horse. >> i don't want to talk politics again. it's a vision and then it's two different cases and then there there to connect that. he believes that and the company executes that and then the vision and then the execution of excellence to drive the shareholder values. mr. trump is entitled. >> sorry donald. >> there was not any mention on the road blocks and this prebasics and then the regulator. nonetheless it seems to be a big picture. >> there were hidden gems and then the the message and we go back and then they're going to be there and what is the television set and what is it to be a tv and that's a good con september. that's a decade ago. >> that

folks like shelly and rod wells what is it like living unground? do you think about it?s absolutely beautiful. >> why? >> it's always cool. soundproof. great acoustics. it's nice. everybody here does it. >> it's the preferred way to live in cooberer pedy underground. >> there are hundreds of these so-called dug out homes bureaud into rock. they're cooled naturally. an escape from the brutal pete. >> is there anything claustrophobic about living underground. >> if you've got the height. >> shelly runs a beauty salon. there's the underground book store, an underground bar and debby clay showed us her underground business. >> about ten meters. back is 2 meters below the hill. >> this goes deep. >> clay took us into what will soon be the newest wing. >> you want to expand the hotel you just dig deeper? >> that's right. >> once you start digging in coober pedy you never know what you might discover. >> about $0,000 worth just across the top of here. >> of opal? >> you can see local color. >> that opal made for entire previous renovation. in a section of hotel which butts up a

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team officials said they are recalling 2014 and 2014 -- 2015 shelly silverado is.he flexible steel cable that connects the seatbelt to the track can eventually snap. they were not aware of any injuries or deaths because of the defect. >>> quite a scary sight for some schoolchildren in southern california. (vo) one hundred million pounds. that's how much garbage visitors to our national parks add to the country's landfills each year. but this year, subaru is sharing their zero-landfill expertise with the national parks to work toward the goal of making garbage there a thing of the past. to get involved visit subaru.com/environment. >>> a southern california school went on lock down after an unwanted visitor strolled on campus. it was a male line. everyone was urged to stay inside. authorities quickly arrived and gave the cat a tranquilizer. >>> that is it for us tonight. have a good weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> cha-cha's great escape. look at those fangs. >> you can see those teeth like this. >>> then, outrage over the five- year-old boy swatted in school, by the princi

. >> it is wort the price joining us now tech expert shelly palmer far cheaper than previous models. >> model accident is that car startses at 100,000 dollars. ben you know close to 600 mile range. this car, though, is the one that is transition car to tell us without question is america are the to drive -- ready to drive all electric car. not only tesla but chevy will put out the chevy bolt b.o. l.t. will we see america in pure electric vehicles by 2017 middle of 2017? >> key point here is in all trip because you have a 200 mile range. a great commuter or car. but after that you have to stop and plug it in. j how long does it take to charge? >> now about 200,000 charging stations around america. 80% charge in about 30 minutes x e-which is pretty good. average commute is under 40 miles back an forth so 100 mile car will do it for you. 200 should solve range anxiety and superlong road trip. >> drive to d.c. -- you see not 200 -- not a distance car. now good news is that we are seeing cheap per battery, dual motor models which is more battery efficient. the question we ask is at $35,00

. >> shelly, thank you very much for being here. >> you're welcome.seeing you. >> good seeing you. >>> the food and wine festival in hawaii takes place in october but there will be a drawing to go at the cherry blossom festival from april 9th and 10th in san francisco's japantown. to enter, visit the nbc bay area booth. the drawing will be on april 10th at 4:00 p.m. for more information, go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> and yes, i did get to keep that colorful lei. >>> next japanese paper dolls and japanese swords. two different cultural attractions both at the festival. and both coming up on our show. >>> we have two popular attractions at the festival and fascinating topics. joining me now is arochelle, an artist from the paper doll group. a native san francisco began who has become an expert in an art form hundreds of years old and the program director for the northern california japanese sword club who moved to japan as a mission to study japanese swords for art. give us an idea in terms of the art form and how you got involved. >> this is japanese paper

fox's shelly ormon has the latest from charm city. >> reporter: one year ago the world saw a baltimore coming apart. this sunday, the message is unity. >> for the world to see baltimore in another light, i'm not angry but optimistic. that baltimore can be better. >> reporter: marches gathered at the newly opened cvs. residents standing along politicians, politicians, actors and activists. >> we have to build relationships. we have to redefine and reimagine our relationship with ourselves, with community, with law enforcement as well. >> reporter: police led the way as the group walked a mile down to the center. >> with marching things will happen. >> i still don't see change. i see politicians out here but they're out here, you know why? it's time for somebody to make a change to elect them. but that's not what it's about. it has to be 365. coming from a long way, but still got ways to go. we're going do i. >> a mystery leads officials stumped in prince george's county. straight ahead, what was it that left this big, gaping hole in the ground. >> now to a pretty cool video of a whale s

he's the guy that got shelly silver and dean skelos and he's signalled he's ready to go after executives. he means two people. governor cuomo and mayor bill de blasio. we know he's looking carefully at de blasio's campaign fundraising activities. he's looking for two things. one, he's looking for violations of the law by which they used loopholes and maybe walk a little over that line. gone up to the line. we haven't crossed it. his interpretation may be different. they'll look for quid pro quos. i give a donation and i get something back for that. you're not supposed to get anything back. we looked at the mayor's list of donors and almost all of them we found had some kind of business before the city. so these people are not giving out of the goodness of their hearts. they're making business transactions. ernie: we heard the attorney for de blasio, de blasio himself, that this is politically motivated, inappropriate leaks and so forth. what do you make of that? >> it's good public relations ploy to say these aren't real charges. this is politically motivated. that's very thinly veiled a

we caught up with shelly yesterday. to own a building that donald trump has his campaign headquarters in? >> i had an extra store front. i cleaned it out and i wanted to get him here. >> when did you start to like donald trump? >> i've always loved donald trump. >> take me back to the beginning. go way back. >> i've loved donald trump since i was 20 years old. i've always wanted to marry donald trump. finally figured out that wasn't going to happen. so it's important to note that shelly has donated the space not only through the tuesday primary but all the way through november. she's looking ahead. >> that was an interesting interview there. >>> new polling from pennsylvania shows john kasich beat hillary clinton in a general election. so why is the republican establishment not backing him? that discussion next. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis

. >> reporter: with those dollars, says executive director shelly callahan, the refugee center rents an apartment, furnishes it, gets the utilities turned on, and starts teaching the basics. >> so it's how to lock your door, how to work the stove, the thermostat, the plumbing. >> reporter: there are also english lessons... >> is somebody sitting to the left of you? >> left? right? >> you've got to shop around. >> reporter: introductions to strange new foods...good >> and celery, we're going to make celery and kale!nd >> reporter: and for those who can drive, the all-important class in parking tickets, a veritable auditorium of babel. but, within a few months,mo they're on their own. >> they actually come here owing their airfare back to the federal government. so, they are expected to get a job, as soon as possible. >> reporter: although there are no hard statistics on how many refugees do or don't find jobs after their aid ends, some qualify for public assistance. ibrahim rositch was literally torn apart in the bosnian conflict.s >> in 1994 i stepped on a land mine, i lost my left l

the draft eir was a thousand or so pages and estm is about equivalent but shelly can own on criticaleview elements for you and if you need more time we can discuss that through the process but we believe we have achievable deadline of july 1 and it is our goal to work with the academy to see that is done. >> this map shows the location of all 40 properties. did you have questions at this point? >> mine was on funding of all the staff time because that would have been paid for if they did it properly with permits. >> certainly. there are for one property now we have outstanding penalties of half million through the course of permits to remove signs there are about $80 thousand paid. we have enforcement fee we collect on the permits. there is time and materials for the work on the environmental review and review the applications that the a cademy is libel for. >> and right off the bat an you map of all the properties only because i know one building, 60 federal they took over and it was a weir house they stuffed hundreds of people and had no existing close to standard so seeing if that

shelly mitchell, still works at dc-cap, so she's my colleague. mater.ll my teachers are still there, so that's kind of a cool thing that goes full circle. >> arhelia, the college game is really tough these days. and i say game because there are a lot of sets -- a lot of moving around of the pieces on the board. the competition to get in is pretty stiff. tell us about the landscape for the students you're serving, what are the biggest challenges for them getting in? >> it's getting harder to go to college. a lot of -- some of the competition, but a lot of it's financial. the tuition costs are escalating, and not necessarily matching the financial aid. our biggest challenge still to date is money. the good news is there are a lot of different institutions that are available to d.c. kids. and so, you know, right now we have students at over 500 universities around the country. and so, what we are able to do is work with the universities package, and then more importantly, who have retention programs to help the students once they get in to get out, because

it was all shelly's fault. she didn't watch the cat! - no, it was eric's fault. he let these cats in here. - ooh, what a party that was. [humming merrily] - wow, she passed out. - luckily for us, my mom's a total lush. - well, let's clean up the house. looks like everything turned out okay. - that's how it goes in the wild, wild west. ♪ well, i'm a bad-ass cowboy living in the cowboy days ♪ ♪ wicky, wicky scratch, yo, yo, bang, bang ♪ ♪ me and artemus cloud frog go save salma hayek ♪ ♪ from the big metal spider ♪ wicky, wicky wick, wicky, wicky wick ♪ ♪ fresh cowboy from the west side ♪ >> from comedy central's world ews headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. cheesier captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> trevor: welcome to the daily show. thank you so much. you guys are amazing. we have an amazing guest tonight, jennifer hudson is here, everybody. finally, finally. but first, i want to talk quickly about airport security. now it's a miserable experience. old people had it good back if the day. in the golden

shelly on the line 25 years. >> made in america, it makes me very proud. >> reporter: plant manager allen brown, nine years here. he was that kid who ate cheerios, now he makes them. >> growing up as a kid, and eating cheerios, actually getting to see it made, was awesome. >> reporter: the bagley brothers on the job for about 30 years together. their dad and uncle worked here, too. their favorite place at the grocery store? >> i enjoy the cereal aisle. >> reporter: so do we. and that's where we went next. every box in this store, from that plant in buffalo. feeding generations of american children -- >> yes. we're proud of that. i don't think there's a better breakfast. >> reporter: in those factories across america tonight, they say, keep three words in mind -- >> made in america! >> made in america, making us hungry. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good n (mailman) what are you guys doing? (receptionist) it-it gets boring between calls so i make phone music. (security guard) she has a gift. (receptionist) i'll bust out some sample beats for you. (mailman) why don't you try a new

afternoon, that we know that one is a lobbyist and the other is a woman from new york who owes her job to shelly silver. there is yet another side to sheldon silver. what prosecutors described in court papers as another level of corruption in the life of the disgraced former assembly speaker. the government has credible and corroborated evidence that while serving as speaker of the assembly that the defendant engaged in extramarital relationships with two women. the women's names have been blacked out. but jane doe number one allegedly lobbied silver, "on a regular basis on behalf of clients who had business before the state." and obtained certain clients in part because of her access. only person that the defendant or his assembly staff had ever recommended for higher and was hired, "in part due to silver's recommendation and follow up requests." silver is 72 years old. once considered one of the most government. and he was forced from office after his conviction for fraud. extortion, and money laundering. he has lived here on the lower east side with his wife of nearly 50 years. u.s. attorney

she's a little bit younger but her son lives elsewhere next to the projected prompt a home owned by shelly and richard those of whom are elderly and shelly is old that house will be sold you think of this precedent we're trying to fight against this home will be built on one side a couple that will not be with us and one house away i'm not going to be around and across the street if you allow this precedent to occur the developers will have one leg and that area will be destroyed thank you. >> hello my name is mark you actually have a letter written by richard limp that was mentioned i'm immediately to the rest richard was here the room but unfortunately his wife is ill her caregiver called and richard had to leave i have this on the piece of paper my name is richard my wife and i live only cumberland the house neighboring the proposed home next door the past two years many meetings with them rewarding the house plan we say concerns of the assess during the construction they've literally adopted the plans and we're satisfied i like combining the two lots and the setbacks of the house the i

modeled program i'd like to acknowledge all the volunteers the advisory board another in the matter shelly one and 50 the perfect segue my last comment we're produced and thank you for your support of our one hundred and 50 year the fire department was a paid professional department in december we have a host of events throughout the year - the bottom line to thank the men and women of the department that serve with dedication and make green great skwas sak fizz my cfo worked hard proud member they wear the uniform it is as important we have a website we developed we partnered with the academy of art came up with with logo a kickoff celebration in union square i'm proud to pass one and 50 years we want to continue to commit to serving our citizens with the level of service they've come to expect deserve that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, chief i want to thank you and your budget committee for working hard it an awesome step in the right direction that we have a consensus so thank you i look forward to having those discussions a

shelly says this home is an example of why realtor.com ranks vallejo the second hottest market in the country only behind san francisco. >> a lot of people have been priced out of some of the other areas over the bridge and in the bay area. and vallejo is still very close for people that need to commute. >> you're a ferry ride away from san francisco a car ride up to the snow a short distance to napa. >> reporter: mayor davis says the resurgence of vallejo's real estate is a big boost for the city. they were hit hard by the recession. >> i said when we came out of bankruptcy that there's going to come a time when our housing market is going to go up and people are going to be wanting to come to vallejo. it's coming true. >> reporter: vallejo filed for bankruptcy in 2008 and slashed basic city services. it laid off almost half of its police officers. after coming out of bankruptcy five years ago, the police and fire departments are slowly returning to full strength. >> i'm excited about our future. and i think that we're moving beyond the, quote, bankruptcy stigma. >> reporter: the nat

dari: new bombshell allegations involving shelly silver. court documents revealed that were released today he had two extramarital affairs while he was the speaker. prosecutors also allege those mistresses who lobbied him on behalf of their clients got albany. in november, silver was convicted in a federal corruption case. he will be sentenced next month. his lawyers have released a statement calling the salacious, allegations that have no place in the case or public discussion. steve: four soldiers remain hospitalized after their humvee crashed yesterday. state police say the vehicle hit a guardrail before flipping over. it appeared to have lost a wheel. one soldier is in critical district. they are from queens. dari: i'm so happy to say this. keep your sunglasses near you. we'll show you how amazing the weather is going to be. steve: that's right. the warmup is here. if you haven't done your taxes, don't worry. worry a little bit but not too much. alison morris will explain why the deadline got pushed back and she'll share some tax day di

these are still pictures that we've gotten in -- this particular one from shelly orman and people outside the station on what appears to be a rainy day there. it began as just a completely normal day and then all of a sudden about 2:00 this afternoon, there was this fire, which happened in a vehicle. they said it appeared to be set in the gas tank of a vehicle parked in the station's parking lot there. they spotted this miysterious gy in the lobby and appeared to be wearing this bulky suit and all that they knew was he suddenly claimed to a security guard at the station that he was there to blow up the building. the hope is this is a crazy guy with a beef, and no possibility of blowing it up. sadly i can't report that at this moment. all i can report is that there is this threat and apparently is now or has been a man on scene. quoting from a fox 45 reporter keith daniels in baltimore, fire engines are there. they've had this report of an intruder. the man said he had a bomb inside their building and they've all been evacuated from the station. baltimore, of course has been the scene of a

afternoon, that we know that one is a lobbyist and the other is a woman from new york who owes her job to shelly silver. there is yet another side to sheldon silver. what prosecutors described in court papers as another level of corruption in the life of the disgraced former assembly speaker. the government has credible and corroborated evidence that while serving as speaker of the assembly that the defendant engaged in extramarital relationships with two women. the women's names have been blacked out. but jane doe number one allegedly lobbied silver, "on a regular basis on behalf of clients who had business before the state." and obtained certain clients in part because of her access.

jay: shelly castle is a professional pet photographer who has seen a lot of animals in crisis. >> i think this is the worst case i have ever seen. i really just questioned whether she would make it or not. jay: she started violet violet's plight two months ago from the organization that saved violet and placed her with debbie of hay market, virginia. normally muscular mastiff found on a roadside in maryland, abused, abandon and near death and weighed only 56 of pounds. violet's recovery expected to take several months only took several weeks. they bonded quickly. giving the she needed to fight for a second chance. she gained enough strength to go upstairs, to go outside, an eventually to frolic with housemates who were always curious and concerned. letters of support came in to allow her to get the help she need to heal her wounds. violet likes people, especially the woman who nursedded her back to life. >> she is one of the worst cases i have seen. it is incebled rewarding to see them recover from that and know you were a part of that. jay: this is a bitter-sweet day for debbie. she hand

. >> you saw what ted and shelly had together. we said, oh, no.relationship. >> ted and i understood what they were writing right away. >> if you'll admit that you are carrying a little torch for me, i'll admit that i'm carrying a little one for you. >> oh, i am carrying a little torch for you. >> well, i'm not carrying one for you. >> diane knew how to tease sam. sam knew how to tease diane, and i guess we know how to tease the audience. >> incredible chemistry between the two of them ignited the show. that's what's drove the show for the first five years. >> what's the matter? >> i'm devastated. i need something brutal to blast me into sweet oblivion. make it a mimosa. >> we had the luck to be able to rotate cast and every time we put somebody in, they were explosions. >> there was something very special about that setting, those characters that i never got tired of writing that show. >> sophisticated surveys, telephonic samplings, test audiences. all of those help to separate winners from losers and make midcourse corrections. you can't cut all

. >> my character i play thelay character lisa and i'm actuallya friends with shelly childhood friendsat's interesting.ting >> we were in jail together, ana i basically i get out and i i change my life around, and findf a goodman and i just kind ofki tell shelly what's going on what i've been hearing on the streets about her son. >> definitely very differentry where i think some people mightm have seen you before.een befo >> bad girls club. lu you made transition.it what's the reaction you get from your previous incarnation toarnn what you're doing now? what'sw' their reaction?eact >> um, i mean, i get good g response because i'm doing i d something positive and you knowk bad girls club it's a reality ry show, and you know, we're, we' trapped in the house.d he h so it's a little different fromm doing stage play where i have to remember lines and read scriptsp you have to know that it's allon work.rk >> yeah. y >> i don't want toea be labeledl bad girls club forever becauseeb that's not me. like i'm growing into a maturee woman and i'm trying to dog different things.enthi >> you're doin

we'll put that question to country music star shelly wright who joins us live on new day.r. >> like looking at a ghost. >> we get to keep looking at you, chris cuomo, though. thank you very much. >>> still to come, mark zuckerberg getting political. an "early start" on your money coming up next. the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. ♪ everhas a number.olicy but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families that have supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. choose effortless glide from side to side. choose knee-loving, underarm-caring, bikini line-bearing. choose venus swirl. with five contour blades and a flexi-ball, it pivots with every dip and divot. choose to smooth. venus swirl. they sato make a sunscreenle... the residue hair care products can leave behind. but we did it. no wonder dermatologists recommend neutrogena® 2 times more than any other brand. we're always re-thinki

modeled program i'd like to acknowledge all the volunteers the advisory board another in the matter shelly one and 50 the perfect segue my last comment we're produced and thank you for your support of our one hundred and 50 year the fire department was a paid professional department in december we have a host of events throughout the year - the bottom line to thank the men and women of the department that serve with dedication and make green great skwas sak fizz my cfo worked hard proud member they wear the uniform it is as important we have a website we developed we partnered with the academy of art came up with with logo a kickoff celebration in union square i'm proud to pass one and 50 years we want to continue to commit to serving our citizens with the level of service they've come to expect deserve that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, chief i want to thank you and your budget committee for working hard it an awesome step in the right direction that we have a consensus so thank you i look forward to having those discussions a

that was shelly banjo. for more insight, head to gadfgo on the bloomberg.shed forecasts. how does that happen as oil continues to fall? ♪ breaking news,e west star energy in kansas has drawn takeover interest from its rival and marin, as well as an investment group including the canadian pension plan. other possible suitors for west frominclude this group barela's infrastructure management. certainly a move on the stock. alix: you can see the intraday currently halted for volatility, a huge spike up. utility, a regulated the juicy part of the business. when you have natural gas is prices down so low, that hurts the business model, so regulated utilities is where the consistent money is at, and in part, why they will be a takeover target. the meantime, julie hyman has been checking out some social media companies. julie: let's start with facebook. falling today. publishers are seeing a drop in .acebook traffic traffic across their clients declined about 20% from january to march. data showing the biggest drops came from publishers that have been invested in

. >>> it's wednesday and john ford is out and the as well shelly palmer and president of ceo and thenmes and then mike and good to see both of you. talk about facebooks future and the development conference and right now and ten year. it's

. >> you saw what ted and shelly had together. we said, oh, no.>> ted and i understood what they were writing right away. >> if you'll admit that you are carrying a little torch for me, i'll admit that i'm carrying a little one for you. >> oh, i am carrying a little torch for you. >> well, i'm not carrying one for you. >> diane knew how to tease sam. sam knew how to tease diane, and i guess we know how to tease the audience. >> incredible chemistry between the two of them ignited the show. that's what's drove the show for the first five years. >> what's the matter? >> i'm devastated. i need something brutal to blast me into sweet oblivion. make it a mimosa. >> we had the luck to be able to rotate cast and every time we put somebody in, they were explosions. >> there was something very special about that setting, those characters that i never got tired of writing that show. >> sophisticated surveys, telephonic samplings, test audiences. all of those help to separate winners from losers and make midcourse corrections. you can't cut all comedies from

when greg isn't training law enforcement professionals, he's spending time with his family, his wife shelly, their two daughters layla and shayla and their son roshon. i want to give a special thanks to them for sharing agreeing with us, the people of cleveland now and the people of the united states for not just 28 years but 38 years in all. he's dedicated countless of hours, i'm told as well, to his community and to his country in addition to that. in his ten years at fletc, greg king has helped train countless law enforcement officers who have used the available lessons from his course every single day to arrest criminals, to protect our fellow citizens, and to help keep americans safe around the world. mr. president, fletc has four core values that the agency and their employees attempt to abide by. i'm going to mention those today. number one, respect. number two, integrity. one of our former colleagues, alan simpson, the senator from wyoming, used to say about integrity, if you have it nothing else matters. if you don't have it, nothing else matters. and eupbl tegt is the second -- an

>> so joining thus morning, we have university of pennsylvania freshman, nancy, also shelly lee parkm the american foundation for suicide prevention. good morning to you both. thank you. >> let's start with you. >> yes. >> what's going on here? now, there are suicides at every school in america, no question about it, universities across the country. but that is a lot. ten in three years, at penn? >> well, suicide is not just university of penn issue. it is a youth issue. so every 13 minute someone dice by suicide. >> and -- >> say that again. >> every 13 minutes someone dice by suicide. >> is there common denominate or among those? >> usually it is because some underlying mental health issue it, may be the fact of, you know, some stresses, that they're having. >> do you think it has anything to do with going to a school? >> no, not necessarily, like i said. >> but for some college student, i know you have a facebook post about this in detail, you talk about the ten -- >> i think there is this sort of pressure on penn state student because of the hyper competitive culture, a lot of li

joining us now the first openly gay country music recording artist and lgbt activist shelly wright. >eah. i grew up in kansas and moved to tennessee when i was 18. lived there for 20 years and i reside in new york city. nashville will always be home. >> and that is why you take this issue very personally. and not just personally, but you also realize the impact it has. and i want to read the statement that you released in reaction to the anti-lgbt bills going forward in tennessee. as an artist living in working in nashville more than twenty years i know how hard it was to struggle for acceptance as the gay woman. deck is stackal even higher against trans gender students. the bill will send a devastating message to trans gender use that they are not welcome, included or valued. really important for you to say this. why did you feel it was so important. >> well i came out six years ago. and part of my commitment to myself to come out so publicly and such a very coordinated way was i wanted my shois to be a part of the discussion. my voice. in country music, gay issues aren't talked abou

thank you, shelly. [meeting adjourned] >> all right. combgs welcome back to the land use this the regular meeting schedule at the land use & transportation i'm chair and to my right is commissioner weiner and to my left is aaron peskin our clerk will be clerk andrea ashbury and thank you sfgovtv phil jackson and others for broadcasting this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the april 26, 2016, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated thank you, madam clerk supervisor wiener is the author and make the london breed remarks. >> i'm sorry you want me to announce item one. >> an ordinances amending the police code entertainment commission procedures. >> all right. thank you, thank you very much and thank you for calendaring this item colleagues this legislation updates certain entertainment procedures thank you for supervisor president london breed and this legislation first

modeled program i'd like to acknowledge all the volunteers the advisory board another in the matter shelly one and 50 the perfect segue my last comment we're produced and thank you for your support of our one hundred and 50 year the fire department was a paid professional department in december we have a host of events throughout the year - the bottom line to thank the men and women of the department that serve with dedication and make green great skwas sak fizz my cfo worked hard proud member they wear the uniform it is as important we have a website we developed we partnered with the academy of art came up with with logo a kickoff celebration in union square i'm proud to pass one and 50 years we want to continue to commit to serving our citizens with the level of service they've come to expect deserve that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, chief i want to thank you and your budget committee for working hard it an awesome step in the right direction that we have a consensus so thank you i look forward to having those discussions a

modeled program i'd like to acknowledge all the volunteers the advisory board another in the matter shelly one and 50 the perfect segue my last comment we're produced and thank you for your support of our one hundred and 50 year the fire department was a paid professional department in december we have a host of events throughout the year - the bottom line to thank the men and women of the department that serve with dedication and make green great skwas sak fizz my cfo worked hard proud member they wear the uniform it is as important we have a website we developed we partnered with the academy of art came up with with logo a kickoff celebration in union square i'm proud to pass one and 50 years we want to continue to commit to serving our citizens with the level of service they've come to expect deserve that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, chief i want to thank you and your budget committee for working hard it an awesome step in the right direction that we have a consensus so thank you i look forward to having those discussions a

modeled program i'd like to acknowledge all the volunteers the advisory board another in the matter shelly 50 the perfect segue my last comment we're produced and thank you for your support of our one hundred and 50 year the fire department was a paid professional department in december we have a host of events throughout the year - the bottom line to thank the men and women of the department that serve with dedication and make green great skwas sak fizz my cfo worked hard proud member they wear the uniform it is as important we have a website we developed we partnered with the academy of art came up with with logo a kickoff celebration in union square i'm proud to pass one and 50 years we want to continue to commit to serving our citizens with the level of service they've come to expect deserve that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, chief i want to thank you and your budget committee for working hard it an awesome step in the right direction that we have a consensus so thank you i look forward to having those discussions and want