is tess okay? >> the family immediately knows that they have to turn around. >> the little girl is crying because the dog fell in the water. >> as you can see in the middle of your screen, little tess is swimming back to the boat. >> doggy bpaddling in the middl of this lake. how amazing that tess knew which boat was the right boat. >> we did contact the poster of this video and asked him if his daughter ever forgave him for the fact that little tess fell off. she did. once she got back on the boat, she realized he was safe, she forgave dad. >> interesting. tess doesn't look any worse for the wear, like what's the big deal? shakes it off. ♪ >>> the hit song is now, what else, business cards. >> this is worse than a bad pick-up line. >> this makes me want to vomit in my own hand. >> see another thing that makes me vomit. >>> and, when it is time to get rid of the old shoes, rehone them. >> what is the term reh >>> if you are anything like beth trout man or i, for the last three or four weeks you hav

so i don't know that -- i'm sure tess will be able to speak for herself but i do remember that. >> to be clear about, that she was concerned that as part of the inheritance, there might have been some sort of deal, as you say, expressed or implied? she wanted to be sure that there wasn't such a deal. did she have conversations with you about it or conversations which were in your hearing? >> i think she had conversations both with -- most important with tony blair, but also -- i talked to tess as well at that time. >> to be blunt about it, was she concerned to find out whether a deal had been done with mr. murdoch? >> yeah. she just wanted to be absolutely sure that she was not, as it were, going into a policy area where a conclusion had already been reached based upon whatever. so -- and tony blair was unable to give her that assurance. >> in your hearing? >> well, i know that he did.nab to give her that assurance. >> in your hearing? >> well, i know that he did.ablo give her that assurance. >> in your hearing? >> well, i know that he did. >> one key issue in relation to that act wou

as the winner of the country's head to head presidential vote we can now cross to our correspondent tess are silly in paris for more of this reaction tessa it looks like mr o'mara is on his way to victory doesn't it. well actually he has already won just seconds ago we're looking at the first sound seems to do for a sense for france all alone and forty eight percent for nicolas sarkozy you can hear the crowd behind me like i'm trying to think of the live i didn't have the headquarters of the socialist party and they are ecstatic to be here this say that they have voted for change they have had enough of nicolas sarkozy a stark contrast to the mood abir cab of it because of course the very musing over there and here is certainly celebrating now the question is how much shades are they really going to see if they voted for this model hoping that their problems when it comes out of the way made all the economic crisis that they've been facing will be sold so that is the question how much change can they really bring about this model throughout the campaign has been to change is it now it ha

as the winner of the country's head to head presidential vote we can now cross to our correspondent tess are silly and paris for more of this the reaction most likely is on his way to victory doesn't. well actually he has already won just seconds ago we are looking at the numbers out sixty two percent for france solondz and forty eight percent for nicolas sarkozy you can hear the crowd behind me who i can try to think of i was at the headquarters of the socialist party and they are ecstatic they hear their say that they have voted for change they have had enough of the classical see a stark contrast to the mood at the a cab of it because sarkozy very musical over there and here is certainly celebrating now the question is how much shades are they really going to see they voted for this battle hoping that their problems would it come so out of the oil because all the economic crisis they've been facing will be a soul so that is the question how much change can we really bring about this model throughout the campaign has been the change is now it has been a very very tough a campaign and w

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question i receive after doing this and eating the whole cow is people from -- in fox news say cheap tess tau cals. i said i don't think you understand what cow is. maybe an utter, but that's not an option. >> wait a minute, i asked you that. >> i asked him, did you eat the tess staw will cays of the he said, you know greg, weirdly it is not on the menu. >> i still protest it. >> there is not male, you know, bowls on the menu too? >> i guess not. >> it wouldn't be a menu then. it would be a bowl sheep. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> do i seat people up or what? >> we have to take a break. more stuff is on the way. >>> you know what is fun doing stuff? highly skilled animals performing household chores. >>> they just keep scrubbing and scrubbing and the blood stains never come out. it is in their head. leeann, who do you think was better at washing dishes quickly? >> i think it was the cat. although the monkey is using a utensil like using a tool. >> i am not going to tell you if you are right or wrong until the end. chris? >> i think the monkey. >> the monkey did a better job? >> cle

buckner will be tess and brad, gilliam, brianna, and joe. >> good morning. i am tab buckner from district by. thank you for restoring most of the precincts we discussed. i do ask that you adopt the proposal mentioned about bringing back to district 5 4002. it is just one block north of the panhandle and has been very much a part of the community for many years. in turn, give to district 1 census block 2006. it is north of fulton and mostly new developments with people who do not have the history that people further south do. as a member of the lgbt community, i need to reiterate that a lot of us do not live in district 8. a consisteconsistently the disci have had with people is that district 5 is the appropriate place that will integrate and improve -- include 55 laguna. i urge you to heed the advice of others and put 55 laguna back into district 5. >> thank you, sir. yes. is that someone going to buy as lunch? pizza. when phones go off and introduced -- interrupt proceedings, they are subject to pizza attacks. >> it feels like a commission. you have been co

suspicious smell brought hazmat crews for an industrial complex on the peninsula this morning, workers tess immune path biomedical firm in mellow park we are heating gold in a beaker of acid over the night. a deputy investigating an unrelated suspicious car caught a whiff of the strong chemical smell. authorities say this process is supposed to take place inside, not in the open air. it's not clear why the workers weren't using the lab. >>> tuition could climbly 6% this fall if the state doesn't get more funding or if voters don't pass the governor's tax plan. that would add $731 to tuition costs bringing the total yearly bill for nearly $13,000. that's almost double if fiveiers. the association says the state can't keep asking the students to fill the bucket gaps. >>> congress estimates at least 5,000 doctors practice medicine while holding the fake diplomas. the mills are now a target of a proposed state law in california. a state assemblyman called for a hearing today. an expert claims that each year diploma mills churn out more phony candidates than accredited universities do. degrees c

. >> tess wellborne. a somewhat tired person. a couple of things on the report. the list that i see and hear includes a large number of institutions to are by definition nnot neighborhoods. i suggest you find a way to address that one way or another. second, i am curious about leaving out communities of interest. because there are many discussions related to that. i can see advantages and disadvantages to it. but i flag it as a possible sticky wicket, especially because some of them got pretty sensitive. thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. thank you, all, for public comment on i am number4. moving to 5. the number are there any member reports? hearing none, and public comment on member records? moving to item number six, public comment on items not agenda. i wasn't going to be here tonight, but i decided i probably could not sleep if i did not know the changes you made. the two blocks on halliday plaza that you took out of 6 into 3, no objection to the second block on the eastern half of the western bloc that had over 100 people, that is because the an west sro. thre

i'm sure tess will speak for herself, but i do remember that. >> so to be clear about that, she was concerned that as part of the inheritance, there might have been some sort of deal, as you say. she wanted to be sure that there wasn't such a deal. did she have conversations with you about it or conversations which were in your hearing? >> i think she had conversations both with -- most importantly with tony blair, but i had been wanting to know if a deal had been done. >> was she wanting to know if a deal had been done with mr. murdoch? >> yeah. she just didn't want to go into an area where a conclusion had already been reached based on whatever. and tony blair was able to give her that assurance. >> in your hearing? >> well, i know that he did. >> one description was to remove that from foreign ownership. is that something you were privy to? >> no. although i was part of tony blair's strategy and media relations, i didn't see myself as a significant voice within the media policy debate, and i can't remember what else was going on at that time. lots of things, but i don't remember being too

love is the cochair of the transatlantic consumer dialogue intellectual policy committee and chair tess board of directors. he serves as agencies and governmental organizations and not governmentan organizations on innovation and intellectual property rights and has been working on the potential for prized fund for at least a decade and jamie is somebody i've known for a long time and many admire. jamie, thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you. i'd like to start saying, my prepared statement is 14 pages long and rather than attempt to read it in five minutes, i will provide a summary. today, we are asked that the congress should undertake a radical and transformative change in our incentive system for hiv/aids. and this is a big ask, of course. so why should congress consider something that is radical and transformative as it reflects to aids? part of the answer is that the current system is flawed in important ways. many of which were referred to by the other speakers. but these flaws and works would be acceptable if there was no other way to stimulate innovation. i am here to

paris should we live for a correspondent that's for civil they're keeping a close eye on the voting hi tess give us an idea of just how closely run this vote is expected to be end of the day. well it is a very close or so a lot of variables out there that could swing the results one way or the other i'll just give you some early numbers according to the interior ministry and around nude thirty point six percent of the french voters have already turned out to cast their ballots now that it's two percentage points higher than the first round however it is still much lower than the outcome of the two thousand and seven presidential elections again a very close a lot has been leading throughout much of the campaign his lead between four and seven percent or whatever there is still the question of who are the voters that have voted for money le pen of the national front or centuries from where they go to choose for this round also the question of how many people in total at the end of the day will come out and cast their ballots now there's one on lawn who was presenting himself as a president w

tess or sylvia r.t. paris. has exactly thirty years since the argentine cruiser general beau grainger was sunk in the first major british attack of the focus of war three hundred and twenty three crew died in what was argentine a single have yes loss of life in the conflict over the sovereignty of the islands author and historian hugh bitch knows has britain hasn't learned the lessons from the war. it took everybody completely by surprise you know the political level certainly there were plenty of warnings that you know one of the things they say there was an intelligence failure no there was an and failure failure of the intellect but that's permanent in the british government it seems unable to process information and come up with sensible policies really very very very poor at learning the lessons of anything broadly speaking because they're going to face up to the truth about going to mass murder disappearances corruption cautioning the dirty war prime minister callaghan when the foreign office came out to

no amount of justification is going to make this situation appear like taxpayers' money well spent tess or sylvia r.t. brussels. for developments from around the world us our. thirty four people have been killed after a bus overturned and crashed into a river and. it smashed through the ruins of a bridge and plunged over the side a bus was traveling from the central highlands to whole chainman city in the south twenty one other people were badly injured. violence has engulfed a jail in honduras where armed inmates took control of the building and adult among themselves at least one person was killed and eleven injured when prisoners opened fire on each other in the city center. some women were also held hostage in a jail torrijos for bloodshed an armed clashes there two prisoners died there in march during an uprising honduran prisons are in from as for overcrowding and rioting. the world of music has been paying tribute to disco queen donna summer who has died at the age of sixty three after a short battle with cancer summer's career had its peak in the one nine hundred seventy s. and

no amount of justification is going to make this situation appear like taxpayers' money well spent tess or sylvia r.t. brussels. and r.t. is coming to you live from the heart of moscow the ancient city of babylon in southern iraq is considered to be one of the seven wonders of the world but that prestigious title doesn't seem to be bothering the country's booming oil industry the country's government has built a pipeline through the archaeological site are claiming nothing historic has been put at risk well let's get more on this story and go now to the middle east expert be part you're about the joining us live here on our good to see you today thank you for coming on the program an iraqi oil ministry spokesman said no evidence of antiquities were found during the drilling up perhaps that could be a rather easy thing for him to say what are your thoughts on this. i have seen in the past hour or so some of the picture. international nugent's. and the beginning of. the ground under the hanging gardens of babylon is quite illustrated. apart from everything else lee's pipelines have been i

tess or sylvia r.t. paris. r.t. is coming to life from moscow deepening european anger at ukraine cannot be coming at a worse time as the country prepares to host football's prestigious euro twenty twelve finals countries are lining up to possibly boycott the event because of ukraine's treatment of its jailed former prime minister yulia tymoshenko has our eastern european correspondent. it certainly is getting darker and darker for key of in relation to the euro twenty two well football championship which starts in less than forty days from now and now the dutch government is the latest of the european officials to express their wish to boy call it the tournament here in ukraine the list which already consists of the german the czech republic presidents the head of the euro commission and the german chancellor angela merkel who even said that the german national football side should boycott their participation in the upcoming summer storm here in ukraine and poland now the demands of the european politicians are all

no amount of justification is going to make this situation appear like taxpayers' money well spent tess or sylvia r.t. brussels. straight to iraq now to kick off the r.t. world update and triple blasts have struck an outdoor pet market in eastern baghdad killing five wounding dozens at the bombings took place in a portiere neighborhood while it was crowded with shoppers markets are one of the favorite targets for militants daily violence now has dropped dramatically across iraq over the past five years but random attacks to continue. violence has engulfed a jail in honduras where armed inmates took control of the building and battled among themselves at least one person was killed and eleven injured when prisoners opened fire on each other in the city of san pedro sula some women were also held hostage in a jail notorious for the bloodshed and the clashes thirteen prisoners died there in march during our crisis i wonder and prisons are infamous for overcrowding and rioting. thirty four people have been killed after a bus overturned and crashed into a river in central vietnam it smashed

the politicians and policy makers will have to set up as they say before it's too late tess or sylvia r.t. brussels. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world income and legal professionals have joined the massive protest against a recent bell which tightens the news on demonstrators hundreds of them march to the streets of montreal clad in judge's robes and holding a banner declaring laws against the new law it was adopted after more than three months of student protests and violent clashes with police over an increase in tuition. protests have also erupted in egypt's capital as hundreds set fire to the campaign headquarters of former prime minister ahmed shafik thousands more flooded to her square demonstrating against presidential election results the call for think there's closely linked to the former regime to be banned from running for office is said to face the muslim brotherhood candidate in this second round of egypt's election injury. and an explosion has ripped through a shopping complex in downtown nairobi wounding at least twenty eight shots wer

politicians and policy policy makers will have to sit up and take notice they say before it's too late tess or cilia r.t. brussels now some other headlines from around the globe and our world update this hour a strong aftershock measuring five point one has struck northern italy now after a five point eight magnitude quake hit the region killing at least fifteen people rescuers say there are more victims trapped under the main quake hit at nine am local time in the same region that sore stronger one earlier this month that time seventy people were left. in egypt hundreds of protesters a sept fart of a campaign headquarters of the former prime minister ahmed shafik he set to face the muslim brotherhood candidate in the second round of the presidential election next month thousands more flooded cars to his square to demonstrate against the first round results. force who is closely linked to the former regime to be banned from running. so asia's largest jail is turning dangerous criminals into better citizens by putting to work in some very nice surroundings and. explains society is the one to

no amount of justification is going to make this situation appear like taxpayers' money well spent tess or sylvia r.t. brussels. a massive explosion and fire of hidden ammunition dumps belonging to russia's ministry of defense and the country's far east officials say number of weapons exploded when they were being disposed of explosions have been raging for hours preventing farces from battling the flames it's also forced a suspension of the transfer rolling part of which located a few kilometers from the site of the incident for the special and it is there comes a point to find one person is reported injured more than two thousand of being evacuated from nearby villages. the time not to take a look at some of the news that is making headlines around the world today thousands of anti regime activists have taken to the streets in the northern syrian city of aleppo where human rights groups are reporting that people have been injured by tear gas and live mission colorful surfaces elsewhere with regime forces believe the bombardment of the town of boston trying to break up defensive lines

that is the latest robert mow tess, fox news. >> 44 after the top of the hour as we span the globe andare making headlines first in egypt. protestors are angry char reef the last prime minister may be in a runoff for the president's election. they say h-- they set his campaign headquarters on fire. >>> to iran where a computer virus struck the nation's oil facilities designed to seal sensitive data. israel may be hined the cyber attack. finally to remain y-- romania a reporter faking a news report. take a look. he was late get to go a sand storm. his assistant was kicking up the sanned. >> he is getting there. he thought he could get away with that. >> that's embarrassing. >> it is 50 minutes before the hour many americans who are getting unemployment benefits are about to see the checks stop sooner than they expected. diane lieu sahas more. >> the federal government will provide 13-20 weeks of payment for people already out of work for up to 79 weeks. they mandated the reductions this year they have other cuts or inflates. they renew it had in february but also included a plan to redu

we're watching this one closely for everyone. >>> thanks, tess. is, too, rob marciano is here to tell us about that. >> this is the second of the season. this has grope dramatically overnight. it grew from 900 acres to 5,000 acres overnight. let's get to it and talk about these two fires. the weather is not going to get any better. as a matter of fact look for the winds to begin to increase over the next couple of days here both in arizona and in colorado. unfortunately when the two -- four fires burning in arizona, two big ones and we'll go over them. they are both 50 to 100 miles north of phoenix itself. here is the gladiator fire, the area near crown king, grown to over 5,000 acres and doubling in size just last night. that's where the populated area is. obviously in some fairly rugged terrain. you heard the reporter speak of mine shaft they have to deal with along with wildlife. this is sunflower fire, larger, slightly remote area in the forest, 12,000 acres. two big fires burning. next several days, temperatures very, very hot, well over 100

the co2 emissions is infan tess mall. termites emit more co2. >> bill, i'm pretty sure that is a fact. >> as a result the next time it rains and he says it will be sunny i am uh talking your wallet, green screen boy. >> it is sunny. there is a giant orb around him. >> the skin glows. >> coming up, is it easier to get away with murder if you are hot? anna gilligan discusses her memwior, ask my exes if you can find one. but first, should a blind man have a right to bear arms? we report and you run and hide. >>> he has no sight except for the one on his gun. in 2008, police confiscate -- police con cities scwait a new jersey -- confiscate a new jersey man's guns after he shot himself in the leg. a judge ruled the decision violated steven hopler. it is funny because his name is hopler. i lost my train of thought. they said taking away his guns violated his constitutional right to bear arms. thought much of a story except that he is blind. the garden state gun lover says he has been shooting since he was a kid. he regularly go

days ago the first private mission ever to the space station it is headed by elon musk chairman of tessble dragon capsule expected to splash -- tesla. the reusable dragon capsule is expected to splash down 9:00 our time. >>> good morning. let's talk about the lack of clouds. we see a little along the coast eight mile visibility half moon bay some trying to spill across san francisco as soon as they get into san francisco they are falling apart that's why we have unlimited visibility everywhere else. hazy, high pressure, not a spare the air day. 7:00 this morning, low to upper 50s clouds goon by noon everywhere upper 50s half moon bay low to mid 60s san francisco and oakland, 70s and 80s for the rest of us during the lunch hour warmer at 4:00, wealth of 80s everywhere except for oakland at 72, san francisco at 64 and half moon bay at 60. good news, once that sun angle starts to lower it will cool considerably by 7:00. 58 half moon bay, 60 in san francisco, 67 oakland, 69 san rafael fairfield and antioch 81. pollen count tree and grass high. mold and ragweed moderate. as far as our three-

he was treated for low tess tote roan levels last year.hat's why he tested positive for synthetic testosterone in march. >>> the pittsburgh pirates on the other hand have been a thorn in the nats' side. >> and the nationals strike out 11 times and strand ten runners. in a 4-2 loss. >>> the pirates beat the nats 4-2 yesterday. it with us the nationals' second straight loss to pittsburgh. it was their third straight overall loss, and they will try to snap their losing streak tonight. stephen strasburg will be on the mound for the nationals. all right. go, nats. >> definitely. >> coming up. taking a stand. the reaction we're hearing after the surprise support for same-sex marriage. >>> plus, not in my backyard. why one maryland community says they would put their health at risk. >> the rain stopped but you can see it's a chilly start to norng. norng[ male announcer ] they were born to climb... born to leap, born to stalk, and born to pounce. to understand why, we journeyed to africa, where their wild ancestor was born. there we discovered tha

we have tess with the latest. there is chatter surrounding the shootings.lice telling you? >> reporter: just about an hour ago, police confirmed they do not believe this had anything to do with his political views, but rather a domestic violence issue. as you can see behind me in the gilbert neighborhood, which is 20 minutes outside of phoenix, investigators, federal and local levels have been out here throughout the night collecting evidence and trying to figure out what exactly led up to the shooting that left five people dead. let's take a look at what it looked like yesterday when this unfolded at 1:00 in the afternoon neighbors heard a barrage of gunfire. when officers got here, they found the five people dead, including a 15-month-old baby girl. police say jt ready, is the believed shooter. he killed two women inside the home along with that child. came outside and shot another man before turning the gun on himself. ready and 47-year-old lisa medearos had lived in the home together and been in a relationship for the past year. the others killed lisa's

tess raffles from our affiliate ktvk is on the ground there.w what, this morning some 350 folks from crown king are still evacuated, but there is some slight good news. that 5% containment that you mentioned is on the line leading into the down of crown king which is about an hour and a half north of phoenix, so that is some good news. but of course with a wildfire like this, the pattern of those flames can change at any time and that's what firefighters fear. some 2,000 acres burned since this fire broke out mid-sunday and some 500 firefighters battling this, a lot of them stationed in the crown king area, protecting the line so the flames do not go into town. many also protecting an area filled with communication towers that could affect everything from cell phone service to internet to satellite, even apparently communication lines between homeland security, dps and other law enforcement agencies so that is a crucial area that folks are trying to protect right now. as for the conditions here, we are, of course, in arizona and it is hot. warm

joining us is cnn nic robertson and fran townsend, tom if wen tess joins us as well and bomb bear from time.com and former cia officer. fran, what is the latest you're hearing from your sources? >> you were asking about the bomb maker. what was said to me by someone with first-hand only in, this had marked similarities to the underwear bomb, the cart raj bomb. these bomb makers have a signatu signature. it shows their ability to adapt. >> they're a learning entity? >> that's right. even though they haven't successfully pulled one off, they're clearly determined and clearly adaptive. >> when you hear congressman king say he was told that the person who was going to deliver this device is no longer a threat. to me that says they're either dead or captured. >> correct. the same thing was said to me. there's only two possibilities. >> you say this is about as high tech as would-be terrorists get. does their sophistication on this worry you? >> a lot. what they're using normally is chemical initiators, you take a syringe and injected one chemical into another and it builds. what you're doin

whether or not it will be tess end of the day a safe haven is anybody's guess. obviously we have seen record low yields on german bund, in the same way we have seen report low yields on u.s. treasuries, which of course is perceived as another safe haven. another interesting thing, there's a real cushion, on the one hand, yes elf they fears, or what we like to say on "street signs" is a euro-sis. oil prices are dropping, so that's more money in consumers' pockets. and putting out and the housing is getting better. >> we want to get these numbers out on hewlett-packard. earnings of 98 cents a share. yesterday we heard from dell, and the stock took a real hit. hewlett-packard looks to be above estimates at 98 cents versus 91 cents a share. let me get to jon fortt for a moment. jon, what can you tell us on these numbers? >> well, some good news and bad news, as you said. good news, retches did come in a bit above. also non-debt eps had been above. they're gheiting to eps for q3. the street was looking for $1.02 at that range you have to question whether they can hit

. >> here tess human performance center, amputees are tested out specialized training that will let them plans to do the long jump in london this summer. the in property theics are giving them up move flexible. >> kent brown says it's a big improvement over the property thesic he had as a teenager. >> we've seen changes in personal, but not only changes, but physiological change as well, the patients are tone, going to the gym more often. >> kent brown says it's a big improvement over the prosthetic he had as a teenager. with the new comfort comes new confident, no longer looking at limitations, these amp tiers are taking chances, reaching new heights. marianne favro in san francisco. >>> a group of men and women as they worked on a difficult math problem. both genders had a higher heart rate, but then men had increased coronary blood flow, while women showed no change. experts say this difference mace predispose women to stress-related heart problems. >>> soldiers are refusing to leave some war victims behind. a charity set up by a former british soldier is taking care of stray animals

similar to at home pregnancifest, how about at home hiv tessing.rts say it is just as effective as in the doctor's office blood test, at home saliva test to see if you test positive for hiv. we're going to be exploring that. >>> cloud computing. what is it? is it more effective, this form of computing, more effective storing the information from your computers on hard drive or is cloud computing the way to go? is it secure for information. we're going to go through that cumulous matter. >> i'm trying to figure it out. remember when blog was the new word. cloud is new, blog is part of our every day. cloud isn't something i've embraced yet. >> this is a how to, suits you and your lifestyle. who didn't love donna summer and her music. upon her death, hearing the collection of her music and just remembering all the great songs from the '70s and '80s, many of which resonated well into the 2000s, lots of artists sampling. we're going to be talking with a notable music author who is going to talk about the legacy, the look of donna summer, the sound of do

we'll have the recipe on wusa9.com and link you to tess' website. absolutely gorgeous. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> jess, over you to. daily deals time. >>> thank you. i love to shop. i'm shopping for you this morning. finding you deep discounts. if you need a vacation, here's one i found on travel zoo. pay $599 and you're going to get a 12-night mediterranean cruise this summer through cruises only, a discount of $360. you're leaving out of spain. you go to france, italy, greece and turkey for about $50 a day ivelgt airfare he owe a day. heir fair is not included. does your -- airfare is not included. does your daughter need new jeans. target has a deal, two pairs of girls jeans made by levis under the denson brand, by one pair and get one free. and we can honor our military's -- nation's military. pay $6 for one daytime movie screening, 50% off or $15 for three daytime screenings at the gi film festival. regularly $36. this event runs from may 14 through the 20th at d.c.'s navy memorial theater. if you have an offer you've soon or you're a local merchant w