for me i first want to thanks stevens and i was surprised to see that she was not reapplying and sthes incredible work and worked alongside her. and some of the other current city commissioners on many issues, including the animals entertainment performance band. and i know that for example, miss lang is for the here and we worked with coming up with a resolution with the state wide (inaudible) ban and i do want to thank all of the applicants and i am sorry that we can't appoint all of you, but i am confident that if you are not able to take a seat on this commission, i know that you are going to continue to do the work that you continue to support our animal and there is no doubt about that. on a personal level, i have a lot of experience going to the acc facility, when our family was looking for a dog we went there for four months, during every single weekend and also to that bca and take our dogs to there as well for the vet care, and so our office has been a huge advocates for the new facility and we have every year have hosted the kittens and try to adopt out more animal and so we

sthe. and we can take this item for public comment. >> any member of the public that would like to comment? please come forward. >> and seeing none, we will close the public comment. and this is an information item and so, if we can go on to commissioner campos. >> i just want to thank the staff for the very thorough presentation and i think that it is important that the public hear how their money is being handled and you know, especially hear that all of these ro jects are on time and on budget and you twaont hear that, and so it is greatly appreciated. thank you. >> thank you. >> next item please? >> item 7, ininstruction of new items this is an information item >> okay >> colleagues, any new issues or items to bring up? >> seeing none we will go into public comment, public comment is now open on item seven. and seeing none, we will close public comment. and then the next item. >> item 8. >> public comment. >> this is general public comment. and any member of the public to comment on any

reporter: this past tuesday one of the victims asked an arkansas judge to eksx-spunch the allegations stheunch theksxpunge the allegations. the judge agreed. their value is christian values and abstinence. >> we acknowledged no kissing before marriage. >> reporter: duggar acknowledged his wrongdoing and said i acted inexcuseably i am extremely sorry and regret. after the incident he underwent treatment >> juvenile molesters are not in the same category and it's important to realize if they get treatment early on it is possible for them to get better. >> ron claiborne reporting. if tlc wants to bring back the show, lining up sponsors could prove difficult. even before it was taken off the air, general mills canceled its sponsorship. >>> a man wanted in a double homicide was killed in a shootout with police today. he was found in the closet with a gun in missouri. he was wanted for the murders of his ex-girlfriend and their 17-year-old son. he had already been accused of holding the woman captive and sexually assaulting her and forced her to live in a wooden box. he had charges for kidnappin

we are joined on the phone now by hakeem al-masmari, yemeni journalist in sthe region. we know that they've asked for the u.n. to intervene with the ground forces. how likely is it that that will happen? and what kind of land force is he actually proposing here? the houthis are expanding. yesterday they took control of the strategic aden province and killed the top military leader there. so this, this will not be solved militarily. there need to be dialogue. and there are sides right now working, especially with the u.s., western countries, and the u.n. trying to reach a solution or peaceful solution or at least the start bringing the side back to the dialogue table. and issue that yemen solved politically. and not militarily. >> all right, hakim al-masmari joining us on the line from yemen. many thanks to you. errol. >> rosemary in baltimore, maryland, a possible set back for prosecutors there with word the police investigation into freddie gray's death does not support some charges filed against six police officers. and that include the most serious charge -- of secon

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so we want to find out why their sthe asis system, was not installed in this particular section of the. >> sreenivasan: you said-- you basically got here after the emergency responders got out of their way at about 2:00 in the afternoon. you just got here today. if we have this conversation again tomorrow, what are you going to be able to tell us that you don't know today? >> i think will be a big day for us. i mean, today, you're right we had investigators arriving on the scene between 4:00 and 5:00 this morning. the rest of our team pretty much got here by 9:00 or 9:30. but we have not been able to get up and really do extremely detailed measurements of the track, the cars, the train cars. we've not been able to do that because the recovery effort's been going on. but we-- we will begin getting in there doing a very detailed survey of the site. we'll be looking at the mechanical condition of the locomotive, of the rest of the train. we will start collecting records or continue collecting records. we've got a lot to do for the next few days. i think, though, for the first day, we've g

sthe they were still there today.his crime in waco itself is a big enough deal for law enforcement to handle, right? they are dealing with the logistics of having 170 biker gang members taken into custody all at once. everyone was arrested on sunday. they original lyly were brought to the waco convention center and the jail. they were still arraigning people, as many as 50 people arraigned after a justice of the peace went to the jail to do the arraignments rather than trying to arrange getting all of those people into court one by one. they decided that what they should do is set a blanket bail for all of the suspects rather than going through each case one by one. they set it at $1 million each. that has the effect of simplifying things for local authorities because there's not a single bail bondsman in waco who will do a million dollar bond. so unless you happen to have a million dollars cash on you and you're also an outlaw biker, you can't really get help. there's no real way that you can get out of jail on a mil

they had to spell sthe last word. they're going to be here this morning. >> oh my gosh. >> we're going to ask them to spell new day, no i'm kidding. they're joining us fresh off their win. they're both veterans of the spelling beaconeacone contest. >> what did their parents do right that we can take a page from? >> a lot. >> i'll tell you it's not as simple -- they rarely know the words. it's about understanding the -- >> etymology. >> the phonetics. >> the reason it was a tie is they ran out of words. >> they started making them up. that's not a word. that's exactly what my mother does when she sneezes. it's the same thing. you remember what happened last year? we had a tie last year. the kids were nervous when they came on. odd not nervous spelling these words but nervous on the show. so i suggest what are you going to do to figure it out, there can only be one. we wanted to loosen them up go get pizza, take it out back figure it out, maybe a video game. and john oliver crushed me for being mean to the kids. >> are