what percentage of your staff is a bilingual or spinks another language besides english, and how you provide language services when you need them -- or speak another language? >> we have a significant number of staff who are bilingual. primarily spanish thus speaking or mandarin and cantonese- speaking. we also translated lot of our information. part of our website assigned janice -- trainees or spanish. we have letters the got to taxpayers in spanish and chinese. and we can also use that phone to help with immediate, on the spot translations. supervisor kim: i saw that. you think what you have existing on staff meets the needs of your office? >> one challenging thing is, you know, stuff are sometimes reticent about not reticent to help, but they do not necessarily get compensated for it. we have been encouraging more staff to get certified to the civil services system. it is also quite onerous. because once certified, they are required to spend a certain hours per week to provide those services. now, we do not necessarily feel like we have to set aside those hours. we really want th

many months and many hundreds of hours and analysis and through some complicated issues so the mayor spinks is extended to the comptroller's office. -- the mayor's thanks is extended to the comptroller's office. i also largely on behalf of the mayor agree with most of what supervisor avalos said. he accurately characterized both measures, the importance for business tax reform and the differences are subtle but important between our measure and a measure that he and his co-sponsors put forward. before i talk about what makes them different, i want to reemphasize and underlined the -- this is about removing a tax on jobs and there is no group of commissioners or people more conversant in the importance of doing that which is removing the tax on jobs. we have as has been stated the only kind of tax on payrolls. in the state. we need to move away from that system and i appreciate the leadership over the last several years on moving the conversation for. it is not easy conversation. it is complicated. we're still finding new questions. underlining that this is about removing the tax on jobs and

mick jagger was all over the place, the spinks brothers, boxing. >> he's been close to many olympiansse closest to them. >> this is mama phelps, mike phelps' mother. she had different bling on every day. he took good care of her. >> reporter: but he says the olympics are not an obsession. >> obsessed is the wrong word. diggers is in london now, but days before leaving, he shared why he almost never misses the game. >>ite a native washingtonian, this will be my 52 redskin season. i don't worry about rg3 or the wirds stinking. i don't worry about strasburg falling apart. i don't wore about the kaps breaking my daughter's heart. we are going to london and guaranteed a good time. >> reporter: but he says there's more going on. >> it's the cafes, the parks, even standing in line is different than going to, say, a wizards game. >> reporter: he says the olympics are a year-round commitment. he es in london now. as soon as he gets back, he'll start planning for the 2014 winter games in sochi. >>> talk about commitment, that guy's got it. >> he sure does. >>> check bell is here in the studio.

according to that study, people who spinked or experienced physical punishment were 59% more likely to have problems with alcohol, 41% more likely to suffer from depression, and 24% more likely to have a panic disord disorder. >>> just about 5:21. time to check the forecast once again. meteorologist veronica johnson tells us about a cooldown. it's going to feel better than yesterday. >> it already does in some parts, eun. 60s. mid 60s for a temperature is showing up in our viewing area. mount airy, maryland, germantown, maryland at 6 degrees for a current reading. 71 in fairfax, virginia. bristol, virginia, 71 degrees. temperatures will rise. as far as our temperatures today, 94 degrees for a high temperature. there may be some spots down to the south that hit a high temperature of about 96 degrees. we're going to see a warm front tomorrow make its way through the east tomorrow. this is your fourth of july forecast. it's going to be warm, even hot again by the afternoon. higher humidity. we're going to see the possibility with this weather front coming into the area with showers and st

spink is a clear he saw those members of? >> he claims that he didn't do however, they are addressed to record to the attorney general. >> is there any of his writing on the? >> no. spent that would be one way of proving he had some interaction with the? >> right to keep in mind as assistant attorney general, lanny breuer, who is his right hand man fabrice m. on a regular basis, was signing off on wiretaps for this program. anyone in law enforcement knows that wiretaps is the last two and a toolbox considering energy get a wiretap application approved you have to submit extremely detailed information about a case. and if lanny breuer signs off on those wiretaps on health of the attorney general, not to mention there were six wiretaps at least, and so it's not just one that may be the attorney general missed. this was an expensive program. not to mention what i do in the book as i go back to the beginning of the obama administration. president obama, eric holder and janet napolitano direct orders to reassess gun trafficking po

the bone-crushing heavyweight champion brutally dispatching michael spinks to become the youngest champ and prison, the ear biting disgrace against evander holyfield. near bankruptcy. how do you feel the public sees you now? >> the only thing that matters is how i see myself really. and i see myself as a work in progress. >> reporter: this is a man on a long road to recovery from alcohol and drug addiction, from what he admits was deeply disordered sexual behaviors from all kinds of demons. he earned a fortune in his fight career and nearly all of it is gone. how is it financially for you right now? you came out a couple of years ago and said all that money, $300 million -- where did it go? >> that was yesterday. i'm pretty reckless and out of control. >> reporter: at 46, tyson is through with boxing, though he's in good shape and he's a vegan now. but the fight game can take a terrible toll. look at muhammad ali. are you concerned about brain damage? >> when you think about it right now, when you look at me you go from the beginning of my career until now, i'm talking better now than i