on february 3rd this year, the department along with 0 dbi issued a joint response and identified changes that could be implemented immediately that will help to facilitate the retention of affordable unions on the february 20th i've talked about those and the mayors directive through changes that have accelerated the review of new housing permits particularly the affordable housing. specifically today, i have 6 items to focus our attention on part of the update if you turn to the response to the executive derivative in our packet i've broke down it into tasks 13 ♪ the mayors directive i'll go through the ones. if you turn to task one item 2 you'll see it requests a obama buds man for the affordable housing projects. i'm hemisphere to update you previously we thought the hiring would be happening 80 this fall this morning we conducted the last of our interviews so we'll be moving on that what's critical with the person into the roll they'll be able to tackle many of the items on the list more wholeheartedly and participately the approval process for the affordable housing and item had the

but as i mentioned recently the rec's park department along with the arts commission has submitted a fund committee proposal to do a condition's assessment on that property which will be done this year and we hope to bring that report to the commission once it's ready and they finalize it. we are looking to how much seismic intervention is required to keep this building occupied and standing and that may affect your decisions on how to pursue that designation in the future. >> commissioner johnck? >> echoing commissioner hasz about setting a goal for landmarking wouldn't it be a priority list and have us at the next meeting because that's just a matter of saying we want 10 next year. but these are the ones we would like you to work on. >> yeah. i think we are going to reagendaize this item. >> commissioner highland? >> is it possible to get an update on the dozer building to the work they are do not on the front? >> sure. we'll contact the project sponsor and see what we can get for the next hearing. >> one last item towards commissioner matsuda's comment. i know the sailors union is

briefly, and i work with assistant general manager barbara hail and does a lot of work on the electric vehicles and i am also responsible for helping to run the fleet department along with the talented director who is here today and if he could stand up for a moment. and i have a few brief slides to go through given the agenda today and i want to impress upon you one important thing as well for the television audience. and this really speaks to along with the previous speakers. how the san francisco public utilities commission cares about the community and is a steward of environmental good practice and we do that in our fleet as well. as all of the activities that we undertake at the san francisco public utilities commission. and i walk through how we promote the alternatives in transportation options at our agency as well as insure compliance with the healthy air ordinance and then walk you through how green the fleet has become and it is a testament to a great deal of accomplishment and hard work by the commission and the staff at the puc. and then, lastly, and very briefly, on how fleet preparedness also helps us with the disaster response and preparedness as w

and the next that the project sponsor shall submit repair justification for the tile and marble step along with the department preservation staff. the last is that the sponsor shall complete the site visit in order to verify compliance with the project description and the conditions of approval. so with that, i would like to turn it over to the architects and the property oranges -- owners are here and would like to speak. >> just with two party speaking you have 10 minutes total. >> thank you. good afternoon commissioners, my name is louis is stat ner, the architect. our focus is to make the changes to the building. i hope we have put that in a format that is legible and acceptable and we are here to discuss that in detail. i'm here with federico and luke winter my two employees who have been very involved with the details and very involved with the 10 steiners. the painted ladies, the full restoration which is true to the original house and we are the architects of the pained -- painted gentlemen which is a project you approved. we hope to think we have some sensitivity and would like to present that. we pr

the excitement to new levels. >> i am thinking, why didn't we do this sooner? >> reporter: along with the department of recreational and parks spearheaded the addition of a shuttle program. >> we thought about it. >> reporter: the shuttle takes tourists and locals from the greek theater up to popular viewing areas of the hollywood sign, with panoramic mountain and city skyline views. along with access to premiere hiking trails, the shuttle stops at the griffith observetory. >> they are worried about the celebrities doing hiking. >> we did not rent a car when we came here. this made a big difference. >> reporter: for tourists, like steve, this shuttle made it possible to experience a lifelong dream. >> it was on our bucket list. >> so, check? >> yes. >> reporter: that is music to his heres. >> so when people look at the menu of things they want to do in los angeles they will say i want to go to the hollywood sign, this is the way to do it. it will provide shuttles every side and sunday for 3 months, the cost is $7 per person or free for ages 2 skpurpbd. cbs news. >>> that is a fun hike if you never d

the bank has to deal with the justice department. they really just have to go alonghat the justice department expects of them. >> who gets the money? what it -- where does it go? does would go to the -- the department of justice, the department of financial services, which is the new york bank state regulator, and also some of the money will go to the fed. >> does this give us any idea of the numbers of the other banks as relevant to the size of wrongdoing in each of the cases? >> bnp paribas looks like it would -- could probably pay around $3.5 billion but it can be negotiated. pretty significant sums. jpmorgan paid out almost funny billion dollars in fines over a period of about a year and the stock price continued to go what -- paid out almost $20 billion. it will be interesting to see this case, with a guilty lee, with the fine, if it changes the dynamic typically of what the outcome of these cases are. >> great to see you. suisse storycredit and also bnp paribas. will the justice department be able to extract these guilty pleas from foreign banks? >> eminem, lay

they were put together by the institute of medicine along with the department of agriculture so that we could ensure that our kids were getting healthy meals. what's behind it? it is the food industry, and in particular the preprocessed package industry that is behind it. and what we're doing is taking the special interests, putting them front and center, and leaving our children behind. and we know -- and you said it, one-third of our kids are obese. we need to be able to feed them nutritious meals. and, again, 91% of our schools are in compliance. the usda has said that they would work with the schools, provide technical assistance to make this happen. it is an attack on our children. >> you know, scott, that is what's so appalling about the idea of having people opt out. if 91% have already complied, then there's really no real point to this other than it being political. and of course some of the people may argue that kids may not love the changes. they're best in the long run. listen, we need this initiative. >> i can't tell you the number of letters i kwet not just from parents

the street and killed people here. >> teenagers charged with murder along with her uncle. been held on $3 million bond. the chicago police department releases and a crime members even as officers deal with a violent 24 hours. >> there will be blips. stressing that overall there is consistency with a lower crime. >> murder rate is slightly up with two more murders at this point compared to last year. in the meantime police have seized 1900 illegal guns taking them off the street. already made is off to a dead the start with the overnight shooting death of a 34 year-old man and beast gresham neighborhood. april ended yesterday with about a dozen people getting shot all over the west and south side including a 14 year- old boy. all are expected to recover but there have been no arrests. police superintendent stress the focus of the big picture. >> and lost a little bit of ground in april. trying to keep it all in perspective. right now we have the lowest murder rate is set for last year by two. >> and number of initiatives will continue. the department is bracing for more crime. simply due to circumstances and the opportunity. >> poli

department is being criticized how it uses social media. it started from the prince georges police department, pgpd to live tweet prostitution scheme. was cents along witha photo of a woman being arrested. word spread on social media that the department would be live-tweeting the photos and information of prostitutes arrested. and it insighted comments like these. welcome to the police state destroying people's lives for your entertainment. no victim 92 crime. the department attempted to -- no virtually no crime. the department attempted to clarify, our vice unit will target those who attempt to solicit a prostitute, not the prostitute is you itself. awcts of the deternth to would-be johns. who choose to engage in this would be behavior. did very lim little about what people thought to live-stream the sting altogether. kudos on your horrific policing techniques. but some did express support. lisa said as a woman who lives in pgc, i appreciate this work to eradicate crime in our county. thanks for locking up the johns. let us know what you think of the strategy. do you approve of the approach? you can tweet us, @ajconsiderthis. you antonio we'll see if t

july 2012 and subsequential the technical report and background resources work were completed along with 3 drafts of the transportation study to complete the study the department has begun working with the transportation eir xhoupt to complete the study and eir. we believe those remaining tasks could complete and push the draft by november 1st deadline. to address some of the points raised it is the department's policy in our environmental guideline it manages the work of the consultant or the project sponsor and their representatives and administers the contracts in front not within your purview but to make sure an adequate document is proud pursuant to sequa. and in regards to the tiff the department approved the scope of work based on the methodical it is different from a normal tiff it didn't use the method doing from the chart city's transportation guidelines and is conducted by the staff and the information obtained is from aa you it was designed specifically for a u u and it specific burden to describe the method doing on and on in the tiff it's not uncompanion to ask for additional drafts. the department is not asking a u u to complete additional work

the a.i.d.s. patient could not agree more with the mayor. >> i think we have to look at the attitude that people have, especially against homosexuality in the state of mississippi. >> along side advocates the state health departmenth.i.v. testing and support programs with the hope if moore people are tested awareness and education will help slow the rate of infection. with a state with little resources and the highest poverty in america. >> it's a new law, the first of its kind in the united states that will require labors on genetically modified foods. some say it will help people know what they're eating but others say it is not self. >> dozens of other countries already have these labels. roxana saberi is here with more on that debate, roxana? >> the fabulous approves the use of mgos and supports voluntary labeling. but growing debate between supporters and opponents of genetically modified foods. >> with this signature... >> it's law! >> the first state in the nation to require labels on genetically not food opportunities. we are an approaching. 70 and 80% of the foods we eat in the u.s. contain genetically modified ingredients. but until now no country has labeled a food product as containing gmos. >> if we'

imposed a condition of approval that encouraged the project sponsor to work with the department staff to a refine the building mass and encourage a step down along third street and finally his written corresponds to the folks how did you refine the massing to the sunshine ordinance to the requester inform the topic that the project sponsor never responded to the question at least not in the administrative record and feinstein no plans or documents or sketches were ever submitted that looked the step down on hill street they were only changes to the bay windows. so when commissioner fung asked the architect in the last hearing well, can i see some of the drawings you looked for the step down presuming to help you come up with conditions for approval the architect said i only looked at the one for the previous project that's not before you tonight so commissioner fung came up with verbal quantifiable standards for the set back that reflected the small-scale of the building for hill street. so we have a neighborhood group you're going the project sponsor to refine the mass we have the planning department do the same thing we have the planner asks f

the department website. during this time, the department will continue to monitor the impact. further information may be coming available. i would like to note that as i mentioned earlier, the department continues international -- considers international factors along with domestic factors. we are monitoring the situation very closely. we are certainly taking the security of our allies very closely. it has taken recent events into account in making decisions. the united states' commitment to read trade and efficient, transparent marketplaces provides both economic and strategic benefits. increased production of domestic natural gas has significantly reduced the need for the u.s. to import. shipments that would have been destined for the united states market have been redirected to u.s. and asia -- europe and asia. to the extent that the u.s. exports supplies and increases volume, it will improve relationships between many u.s. allies. the department of energy is committed to these applications and getting them through as expeditiously as possible. we understand the significance of this issue and the importance of getting it right. but mr. chairman, thank you for letting me appear for this committee. member, and the members of the subcommittee, it is goo

the board of supervisors approval is requested. here with me is sponsor representative sheila of hoosiers mercy and kate deputy director is here along with jeff white housing manager and courtney who works in the department of ocii >> supervisor kim any questions. >> colleagues, any questions. seeing none, if there's are are there any members of the public who wish to speak please step forward >> good afternoon. i'm dr. espanola jackson again that i you know when i heard the word a mississippi m ii asked the body to hold a hearing concerning the a m i when you talk about affordable housing this all started in 1970 i talked about affordable i've been saying for the loss thirty or 40 years affordable to whom not affordable to the people in the community in which i reside. where did this come from g did you all law the staff of the mayor's office to come up with the a m i and then i approved it? because who in my community make 46 or $48,000 a year to get a one bedroom that's get real here that's why we have homeless in san francisco because the people that live here don't make this kind of money i lived here since 1948 i get less than $48,000 how do i expect for people that have been here all their lives c

size of the box but it doesn't show the foundation along with the installation as part of the facility. so, you know, it gives a relative photo >> does the department approve the notice. >> we approve the verbiage of the notice of exactly what's to be on it. >> but not necessarily the photo. >> no, it's provided from at&t and that minimum ice cream the size of the cabinet but not identify the alleged facilities that are polarized by at&t when they applied for the permit. >> yeah. i'm trying to formulate a question why are there 3 boxed on carlos that's only a block away. that's a good question i don't know off the top of my head, sir >> i have a question part of at&t's argument as i understand it one way to address identification of an alternative site doug a box walk would be to keep the permit open for another 20 days but could another box walk courage during that extended walk period. >> i understand at&t is pointing out to the directors order. where if the hearing officer may open it for an additional 20 days and maybe it will possibly require an additional posting for 7 days for the potential locations what had not been contemplate by the depa

the same year, 2012. along with excellent math skills principal says james was a beloved member of the drama department helping behind the scenes. >> just reminded that what they did for other people is important. focus on james as a student and remember him as a person. >> students returned to school with somber faces after spending the long holiday weekend following the story on social media. >> all who graduated last year, seems like they are so touched and they feel horrible for the family. tragic to lose a child, especially someone so young. >> with eight days left before graduation, this senior is nervous and says conversations with perspective college roommates have been awkward. >> i'm in the process right now of finding a roommate. i'm talking to her. i don't know what kind of questions you could ask like do you hate me like that. i don't know. >> len brook high school can pull as many as 15 to 20 counselors around the district. they will be here on a an as needed basis. kip doe. >> in 2012 rodger dropped out of college because he didn't want to, quote, see the beautiful girls he didn't have. he also

the president tried to portray with this video posted on white house.gov, president obama heading over to the nearby department of interior. he decided to break tradition and break a springtime walk. you see what happened along the way. >>> the problem with veterans care front and center. >> it's one of the biggest scandals to hit the white house. how is the president handling this. >> benghazi, ukraine, how big is this? >> they thought obamacare was big. this is memorial day weekend. there are going to be candidates all over the world talking about in the issue. this is an agency that serves 85 million appointments. it's a big deal. it took obama a long time to get on his angry case, 28 days before he addressed the issue. >> there's an example of some injustice as it relates to that issue in every district in the nation. it's almost on every block. because at a veteran on almost every block -- believe me, the complaints of veterans about the absence of healthcare exceeds any other collection of complaints against the government. it has more followers. >> it also is not going to have anybody sort of defending the administration on this. i may be wrong, but do you think democrats are going to flock by obama's

the resolution -- residence. they were arrested on charges. >> officer kevin nguyen was booked into jail along with the other man for felony possession of child pornography. the police department says that the officer is on paid administration leave until the investigation is over. >>> the san francisco police gang task force was out early this morning in the dog patch neighborhood serving a search warrant at the hells angels on tennessee street. we were over the scene where one was taken into custody. we have learned police are investigating an aggravated assault that happened at a different election but allegedly involved the hells angels member and they are looking for evidence at the clubhouse. no word whether the person taken into today is considered a suspect. >>> police want to know if street racing led to a crash that killed a woman. the victim died after a ford mustang smashed into a pole on richmond parkway. ones say this were at least two other cars at the scene but the drivers took off. a neighbor saw the tragic aftermath at 9:30 and talked with us off camera. >> we came over here and we saw the car had crashed with the passenger inside and the driver came out of t

the same year in 2012. along with excellent math skills the principal says james was a beloved member of the drama department there and helping behind the scenes. >> we just reminded them that you know -- students and their lives at school and what they do for other people is what's important. didn't focus on the tragedy too much more like focused on james' students and remembering him as a person. >> reporter: students returned to school with somber faces after spending the long holiday weekend following the story on social media. >> all the people who graduated last year are so touched and they just like feel horrible for the family. just -- tragic to lose a child. especially someone like -- so young. >> reporter: with eight days left before graduation, senior sasha wooten is nervous and says conferences with pro-- conversations with prospective college roommates have been awkward. >> i'm talking to her and i don't know what kind of questions you could ask. like -- you know, do you hate me like that? i don't know. >> reporter: the high school can pull as many as 15 to 20 grief counselors from around the di

along with the u.s. and u.k. sought to improve regional collaboration. for our part dod and the department of state are working closely together on a proposal to enhance border security along nigeria's borders with chad may share and cameroon to counter the threat posed by boko haram. the concept is to build border security capacity and promote at our corp. among security forces in each country with the aim of reducing boko haram's operation space and safe havens. as committed as u.s. is to supporting nigeria and returning safely nigeria's fight is a very challenging case. in the face of an even more sophisticated threat nigeria security forces have been greatly challenged by boko haram's tactics. also troubling has been a has-been the heavy-handed approaches by security forces during observations. our approach is to risk further alienating local populations. consistent with u.s. law and policy we review all security units nominated for assistance and do not provide assistance when there is credible information of human rights violations. this important consideration mind we have work to e

along with the former department national security adviser for combatting terrorism, the first ever assistant secretary of the treasury for terrorist financing and financial crimes. congressman king, let me ask you this question about a swap, girls for terrorists. the obama administration said american policy is not to negotiate with terrorists, but should they support nigeria freeing a lot of terrorists if that's what it takes to get these girls back? >> erin, this is one of those terribly difficult decisions, morally difficult, but i would say, no, we cannot negotiate. if it were my daughter, wife, or sister, i realize the human impact, but the fact is, once you start negotiating with terrorists, it would lead to more violence and kidnappings. these people cannot be appeased. no, as tough as that decision is, i would say we cannot negotiate with terrorists. we cannot allow ourselves to fall into that trap, because in the end it will result in more death and carnage. >> do you agree, juan? >> well, i think it's a very difficult situation, as congressman mentioned. the reality is this group a

inaudible] includes prosecutors never united states attorney's office around the country along with experts from the department computer crime and intellectual property section and attorneys from across all the different parts of nsd. adopting the successful counter-terrorism model, we now have prosecutors nationwide routinely meeting with the fbi to review intelligence and investigative files. the creation of the network was motivated by a desire to make a tangible impact on u.s. cyber security efforts and criminal investigation through prosecution. by december of 2012 we made public prediction that with the establishment by empowering more than 100 prosecutors in the field working with the fbi and these cases that one would we -- one would be brought. and this week we made yet on that promise. it is this new and integrated approach that made the pittsburgh case possible. as part of the creation we brought prosecutors from all around the country, wisconsin, new york, georgia, to help nsd build the case. we partnered with the western district of pennsylvania where the victims were repeatedly hit, and we work w

the oil giant is rich in a major source of packed revenue. lower utility and sales tax along with a reduction in grants has impacted the departments tremendously. meanwhile pensions for city workers have skyrocketed. we asked the city manager will the police and fire departments be affected? >> nothing is really off the table. again it's still kind of early but we're going to be looking at everything. >> i don't want to lay people off. but the way things are looking now, i see a huge lay off getting ready to take place. >> reporter: whatever happens the coach of this little league team stays cuts from city services means cuts the lifeline of many of the city's impoverishes children. >> reporter: each department must turn in their budget proposal by this time next week friday. >>> tonight is the first of five straight nights of closures for a major road connecting the east bay to the north bay. highway37 is closed in both connections between highway 29 in vallejo and highway 21 near siers point. work crews are repaving the road which is something drivers say is greatly needed. >> i'm happy. i'm good with it. sacrificing the five days, bridge or

along with the u.s. and uk, sought to improve regional collaboration. for our part, dod and the department of state are working closely together on a proposal to enhance border security along nigeria's common borders, with chad, niger and cameroon, in support of a regional response to counter the threat posed by boko haram. the concept is to build border security capacity and promote better cooperation and communication among the security forces of each country with the aim of reducing boko haram's operational space and safe havens. as committed as the u.s. is to supporting nigeria, and in returning these girls safely, nigeria's fight against boko haram is a very challenging case. in the face of a new and more sophisticated threat, nigeria's security forces have been greatly challenged by boko haram's tactics. also troubling have been the heavy handed approaches by security forces during operations against boko haram. approaches that risk further alienating local populations. consistent with u.s. law and policy, we review all security units nominated for assistance, and we do not provide a

the case, though tedesco was never grant aid hearing. that led her, along with four other assault victims at emerson, to file a complaint with the departmention. emerson is now one of 51 schools under investigation for violating title ix, a federal law that requires schools to advise victims of their rights, conduct an investigation, and ensure victim's safety. nationally, students have been protesting, saying schools are ignoring the rules. >> i was never told that i should hire a lawyer so i never did. i was never told what title ix was. i didn't know i had any rights. >> i think it's one of the ways that the federal government is lacking in enforcement. >> reporter: colby bruno represents hundreds of assault victims and works with universities to educate them on title ix. >> the school doesn't have a watchdog, then the school's going to do what they want behind closed doors. >> reporter: the schools that get it right, what's the difference? what do they do better than the schools that don't? >> the schools pay attention. they pay attention to what students say. they pay attention to what the numbers say. they pay attention to what their

the united states and china. justice department will announce the first criminal charges against members of the chinese military for cyber espionage. phil mattingly is with us. peter cook as along as well. the justice department just unsealed charges against five individuals rectally tied to the chinese people's liberation army. they were targeting multiple industries according to the documents and charges that were filed. thenuclear industry, solar, companies they were targeting alcoa,cally were westinghouse electric. this is a significant escalation. there is a battle behind the scenes and in public by both countries. the idea that they would identify specific individuals and then go as far as to charge them, this is a very big deal. it is going to make the economic dialogue in july between these company -- countries awkward. >> is this for show? things have escalated in a big way. what do they really hope to get out of this? thatere is no expectation these five individuals will see the inside of a u.s. courthouse or the inside of a u.s. jail. the justiceion is department has been working behind the scenes for the better part of the last two years at earning these types of ca

the oil giant is rich in a major source of packed revenue. lower utility and sales tax along with a reduction in grants has impacted the departments tremendously. meanwhile pensions for city workers have skyrocketed. we asked the city manager will the police and fire departments be affected? >> nothing is really off the table. again it's still kind of early but we're going to be looking at everything. >> i don't want to lay people off. but the way things are looking now, i see a huge lay off getting ready to take place. >> reporter: whatever happens the coach of this little league team stays cuts from city services means cuts the lifeline of many of the city's impoverishes children. >> reporter: each department must turn in their budget proposal by this time next week friday. >>> tonight is the first of five straight nights of closures for a major road connecting the east bay to the north bay. highway37 is closed in both connections between highway 29 in vallejo and highway 21 near siers point. work crews are repaving the road which is something drivers say is greatly needed. >> i'm happy. i'm good with it. sacrificing the five days, bridge or

the reason why china is reacting so strongly and coming out with such statements whereby they're saying they'll retaliate if the u.s. tens with this -- along this line of thinking is because the u.s. justice departmented five of its military officers with a very specific accusations of cybertheft. now, they listed the names, the ali aliases, the photos of these people and also talked about how, you know, what exactly they did carry out, how they targeted specific american companies, including westinghouse and alcoa and that is what was so surprising about this particular case. we had heard a lot about cyberspying in the past but because they were just so specific about it, and the fact that american companies were willing to come forward and put their names out there, really leads people, including myself, to believe that you're sensing that there is a lot of frustration among american companies and in fact, many in the business community about these types of actions. >> yes. i'm sure there will be more to come on this. for now from beijing, eunice, thanks very much. good to see you. eunice yoon. >>> vladimir putin is in china, in shanghai. he's expected to close a 30-year gas deal with china today.

the 19 targeted suspects have been arrested during strikes on locations in six bay area counties. ktvu's jana katsuyama went along with one of those strike teams. >> reporter: 7:30 a.m. it started, sheriff's departments, the fbi, doj and 31 other agencies gathered at the alameda operations have to prepare for this strike. inside investigators let us see the central command that would coordinate the raid. >> milpitas, santa clara, daly city. >> reporter: 32 locations throughout the bay area targeting 19 leaders of the suspected prostitution operation. >> all part of this same ring, same operation all executed simultaneously. from this nerve center here. >> reporter: ktvu was embedded with one of the strike teams. each unit moved into staging areas holding a final briefing before moving in. at 11 a.m. they rolled out. at this san leandro business ming spa customers and one woman was found inside. a strike at one place would be steen at other locations because there are links. the male says he saw customers visiting the spa late into the night. >> it looked like a low budget massage parlor, but the owner drives a mercedes, looks like they have money and always on the phone. >> reporter: throughout the d

ainsley earhardt, she was down in florida and she spent an entire shift riding along with the bay county sheriff's department to see just out of control things are getting. take a look at this. >> the night before last was quiet. it was chilly then all of a sudden all hell broke loose. we had a gun sitting right under the armrest. it seems like everybody this year is more physical this year than year's past. officer safety, stay out of the crowds, make sure you're backing each other up. if we get way too crowded and we need to be more reactive, we'll pull you back out. we're trying to enforce every aspect that we can as far as law enforcement goes, but there are sometimes we are just outnumbered on the beach when you have 2,000, 3,000 people partying. some things you just can't get to being an officer safety issue. we can't get to the middle of the crowd dealing with something. if it is a life-threatening nature, we'll get in there and do what we need to do. we pack in probably a year's worth of different crimes and issues and incidences in a six-week period that can be spread out in a whole year. our arrest

the allegation that seems to the department of veterans affairs medical center now being investigated along with 40 or more patients have rocked the veteran community. in addition we now understand at least six have been identified in the weeks time that reputation. they were not the only reason that they decided to call for the leadership change at the va. for the colonoscopy an and until equipment and unreasonable times between resulting in patient deaths and abandonment of efforts to create a unified interoperable joint health care record used by both o the department of defense and the department of veterans affairs. the refusal is her congressional inquiries before congress. we heard the senator is concerned enough about mismanagement and mental health at the st. louis began the drivt of the letter with senator blunt to get to the bottom of it. when nothing is going to get the better it seems that they can't pass when the reports of the problems and difficulties they face with the amazing quality of care challenges. while we wait for things to get better, hundreds of thousands are waiting f

the physical safety of an employee." there was a somber commencement today in virginia. two staff members from a school athletics department along withot were on board that hot air balloon that crashed on friday night. this afternoon, searchers recovered the third and final body. mark albert is on campus. >> i want to begin this invocation with a moment of silence. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a day of celebration at the university of richmond. but commencement sunday turned into a day of mourning for natalie lewis and jennie doyle, two members of the women's basketball team staff. lewis, who was engaged was a championship swimmer for richmond whose mascot is the spiders. flowers now sit outside her former swim coach's office. the note is signed spider nation. doyle was a basketball star at the school before becoming associate head coach. lewis and doyle went up in a hot air balloon friday evening at a festival in virginia. witnesses say the balloon piloted by dan kirk of delaware, a licensed balloonist for at least 13 years clipped a power line, caught fire and crashed. on sunday, the university's baseball team paid tribute to

for its consideration for the board of supervisors they'll credit it along with other agencies budgets we're scheduled for june 18th and, of course, it's subject to our department of finance and funding process. with that, i'd like to ask although the deputy for the finance administration so walk you through the changes since we last presented those items >> thank you chairperson johnson and others i'm although the deputy director for the finance department for ocii. i'll be covering the changes since the workshop and the budget resolution itself. and again referencing the key dates - >> one second natasha anything can you turn the presentation back on mine is flickering. our monitor is up here. i want to keep the meeting going so we can reset our monitors everyone has a present presentation in your folder sorry >> just quickly geology over the workshop die ask the commission item around may 17th is the dof response there was one item that requires some minor changes if it comes down unfavorably but we're not expecting it to be that way on may 1st, the mayor's office will submit the budget to the board of supervisors. we are a board of supervisors committee he

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how coordinated they would be by the state department and the executive within our nation, that is where that combatant commander has that dialogue along with the secretary of defense, to ensure that we take the right action. >> basically put a suit and tie on, dress nice -- weapons to go in as marines to take a little liberty with the order that was given to get out of your uniforms before going into tripoli. that was a state department decision. that was not a combatant commander decision, to your knowledge? >> i would not think a combatant commander would say that, but -- it is not a typical approach to take with marines if you're sending them in harm's way, with my experience. >> with the armed service and if you show a heavy assault rifle or a machine gun, generally, the uniform just emphasizes who you are, because you are showing what you can do. the fast team did have a number of weapons. in your opinion, and i will have you take off the september 11 hat, as a retired military officer who saw the relationship and the arrangements that existed for africa, at the african command, relative to how decisions were made to go or not you go

along the way, all of this now on a a two-hour string. that means if the order comes to evacuate, if the state department makes that decision along with the white house, the marines will be in the air within two hours of getting that order to fly to libya and get the americans out of the embassy. this is a very different situation than a couple years ago when tragedy struck in benghazi because there were no military forces nearby to be able to stage a rescue. this time, they are close, they are ready. michaela? >> we'll keep watch that situation in libya. thank you so much, barbara. >>> let's look at your headlines. thailand is now under marshall law. the army made the declaration overnight insisting it is not a coup but just a move to maintain peace. the thai government says it was not told in advance and is now trying to figure out what to do. meanwhile, in washington, the state department says it is closely monitoring that situation there in thailand. >>> major development in the search for answers to the mystery of flight 370. raw satellite data that missing passengers' families have been demanding for months may finally see the light

confident in secretary shinseki's ability to lead the department and to take appropriate action based on the i.g.'s findings. michelle. >> going along witht, i know that some have been trying to sit down and talk with shinseki, including cnn. they have been asking him for an interview since november. why won't he just come out and speak about this or talk -- >> you're asking me for an interview? >> and yes, can the white house direct him to -- >> i'd refer you to the department for the director's schedule. >> reporter: look, anderson, if the white house wanted shinseki to come out and talk about this, shinseki would be out here talking about this. we've been asking for an interview for six months. we've been here all day today, and, yes, we asked again today to the public affairs office here at the va and have gotten absolutely no response. >> it's not just reporters, it's important to point this out, who are trying to get information from shinseki. he's also been ignoring requests from family members of veterans and there are people on capitol hill complaining about accessibility. >> yes. and i was surprised to find out about that after

the attacks was ansar al sharia, which is affiliated with islamic extremists. now wait a minute. if hillary knew or her state department knew the day after 9:45 in the morning, why did she alongith the president and everybody else go out there with the youtube video narrative? i think the answer is obvious, because of political concern. >> exactly. in other words, this fit the narrative of this being a strong leader and by the way, we killed bin laden. and general motors is still alive. it was very important to continue that myth all the way through the elections. >> all right. so you mentioned that you know a thing or two about special select committees. i think boehner has been very slow in doing this. i'm glad he finally did this. memo pushed it over the hill. what does this mean for those that are involved, those that may have lied, those that covered up? what does it mean for them? >> what the committee needs to do is subpoena every document. and they've now got focus on it. they need to subpoena every document, not just from cia, the white house, and the state department. they need to go to the pentagon and ask what did pentagon and africom do to put up a response force