everything is rotating around that high pressure but it will slide toward us as we head into the the afternoon. you can see that on 9 futurecast. here comes the leading edge of showers, 3:00. it's raining in places like winchester and warrenton but some of those intense downpours starting to develop right around dinner time. also right around the preakness but it looks like on 9 futurecasted rain won't be in baltimore yet by the time that race is kicking off. it's going to be humid, though, as we head through the overnight hours and into sunday. you can see the rain stays with us all day on sunday. off and on showers and rumbles of thunder and that humidity does not go away on monday either. so you're going to have those thunderstorms in the forecast for the next three days. today the chance is spotty enough that we can keep a green alert but it's yellow alert day tomorrow and again on monday and high temperatures rising from the mid-80s saturday and sunday into the upper 70s on monday. and in the first alert seven- day forecast, finally cooler and drier weather arrives after tuesday

we have now the third hospital now closing as snp. that is before you, and i think we have the resolutions before us and i have proposed that we use the last drafts that we have as the template for discussion and any of the results that were in the earlier ones that could be put back in or we can substitute out of it. but i think we all have that. is that correct, mr. more wits? >> i would submit that we should at least use this as the base of discussion. >> do you need a motion? >> i need a motion. >> motion to the ones that we just had. i don't know how we identify this. >> so it should be in the first resolve that what you have is a red line copy that's first resolve would be changed, the closure of short-term snp beds without ensuring the level of appropriate care in unresolved and unmet short-term care needs of the community. >> i would like to make a motion that we use this model as our beginning of our discussion and consideration for moving forward. >> that would be moving that draft of the resolution. is there a second? >> right draft again is the one with the red lines that say "in the first resolve that the closure of short

as well. it's about the services. i think we should be very worried in san francisco about the availability of skilled nursing care. not beds as much. i think that gets usommitted with doss, with this care group. what are the -- businesses is not as usual. it's not about sniff beds. what is the long term and short term care of skilled nursing. we need to put our thinking caps off for creative approaches to say that this is going to be the model as opposed to reaction to numbers. >> commissioner chung has the floor next.eñ?ñ? >> first off, i want to say2wñ?ñ? that we really appreciate them as a partner in providing the passionate care to ourzdñ?ñ community and residents in san francisco. we don't want to sit here andççñ?ñ? say that you have to keep these beds open so you0vñ?ñ? lose money. it's also goes back to the principlesmwñ?ñ? what providing like compassionate healthcare is to our community. i appreciate that you have a system in place to follow them. my guess is to really8pñ?ñ? make sure that we to the risk of hospitalization.ñ?ñ? that comes to the hint of data rñ?ñ -- point of data. to we have data aroundoqñ?ñ? someone who actually stay in acute&x

the challenge for us as we have to figure out a way to move it cap machine speed and that's a challenge for a bunch of different reasons we can talk about. my advice to companies is which i think companies get now because you have to invest in it you've got to have a world-class security information officer and you have to equip him or her to buy the right stuff whether that's consultants whether that software, whether that's hardware you have to invest preview invested for years in badges and gates and guards to protect your parking lot and protect your building and neglected it the basic hygiene of information security. it's shocking sometimes and i'm not talking about particular companies that we discovered the people of a network that's utterly on segmented. if someone comes in one corner they go through the entire place. people don't have good logs so we can't help them figure out what was exiled from their system. the basic hygiene is wellman -- well-known. it's easy to find people. those people are making tons of dough now who can explain to you here is how you protect your house

as we head back to work tomorrow we are going to see a foggy start, especially if you are closer to the shore. so this has been a reheath peting pattern for ushead into monday late afternoon hours and even. then i am tracking a big drop in the temperatures. we'll head back into the 70s. but not before we push close to 90 degrees. philadelphia right now, mild. 73 degrees. just a few clouds wind speeds out of the south at 8 miles per hour. across the rest of the region, 9 in mount pocono. 72 in redding. low 70s in trenton. 69 in wilmington. 70 in atlantic city. cooler in stone harbor, in the low 60s this even. and temperatures in dover at 71 trees. satellite radar shot shows quiet conditions. high pressure still in control. we'll continue to see moisture hofg up from what's left over from tropical depression ana. all the moisture is going to head closer to us as we push into monday evening. that's where our chance of showers is going to come from. as i progress the model, by 1:00 p.m. a few scattered showers. heading into the 3:00, 4:00 hours, same thing. you see how light and short-lived the showers are going to be through monday. it will sta

continuing our work with our international partners and any others who are willing to work with us as we seek continuing our effort to be successful in ridding global soccer from this type of corruption. i'm going to now turn the podium over to director james comey of the federal bureau of investigation. >> thanks. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. it's an honor to announce this important case which demonstrates, i believe, that if you touch our shores with your corrupt enterprise, whether that is through meetings or through using our world class financial system, you will be held accountable for that corruption. nobody is above or beyond the law. these cases require a tremendous amount of hard work by gifted prosecutors and investigators. that hard work in our view is worth it. there is a danger that cynicism creeps into our lives and folks shrug and say that's just the way things are. that they be the way things are, but it is not the way things have to be. and we will not stop until we send messages that this is not the way things should be and that they must be different. soccer, f

this morning how his legacy lives on. >>> and hot and humid conditions once again for us but we also are tracking storms asad into the rest of today, tonight, and even into tomorrow. i'll go over your workweek forecast, coming up. >>> good morning. another hot and sticky day on tap for us as we head into the end of your weekend. as we take a look outside right now, lake wallenpaupack, we are seeing cloudy skies and a mild start to the morning. 66 degrees in the poconos. 70 in allentown. 69 in pottstown. 70 in philadelphia. 68 in wilmington. 70 in wildwood. and 67 degrees currently in atlantic city. we're still seeing a lot of that moisture coming up from the south, so that's where we're going to get our humidity from once again today. and a few scattered showers moving near mt. olive and also just to the north of clinton, just outside of allentown, and we'll continuelhlhlhlhlhlhlh t our future weather that we are going to see, a few scattered showers near the poconos and allentown earlier in the evening, close to 6:00, 7:00 but it won't be until 9:00 or 10:00 that these showers will stretch down to pottsto

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you expect to be in general where you want to be i'll say as recorded to me there's still a large and sometimes excess use of registry and where we want to be when all things are lined up. >> i think the standard to use as little as we can i know that number is going down we've hired a lot of permanent staff in the last few months it will keep on going down. >> thank you. >> so specifically the emergency department i want to give you a snapshot we've hired 50 positions since i've last recorded and rad metrological we work with the union we have an arbitration and a on the use of temporary employees, of course adding staffing to metrological - radmetrologicalradiology county as a recruiter we have a krurtd in san francisco general she's helped us to do recruiting but helping us with the other areas at laguna honda at the end of march had over 4 hundred potential nurses interested in working for us we hired a lot of experienced nurses and respect to doctors medical center so going out to into the bay area we've continued the collaborative efforts and lean work we continue to do that in on font to have a permanent staffing to have t

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we use that as a backdrop to talk about scattered showers today and tomorrow and thunder is possible and calmer and warmer for mother's day and when we get beyond that it will be calm and quiet next week. as far as temperatures today they will look a lot like yesterday. upper 60s to low 70s through most of the south bay and los gatos at 73. one of the areas that has a better chance for the showers and storms. partly cloudy on the peninsula. a stray shower may work its way to you. a lesser chan as you head to the north. it is cooler at 63 in millbrae. upper 50s to 60's near the coast. through the north bay, the least likely area to see storms today until you get to napa at 75. we are in the low-to-mid 70s in most neighbors. along the east bay shore, good bet we. see scattered showers and storms upper 60 to about 70 degrees and the best bet for showers and storms inland east bay with low-to-mid 70s until brentwood at 77 degrees the tomorrow, it tapers as we lose the energy of the sun a stray shower is possible, most of us wake up milder tomorrow and upper 40s to mid-50s. the low pressur

stay with us as we continue giving updates on this developing story. horace: the northbound lanes of 295 are expected to be close for some time. everly farmer joins us with an impact this is having on drivers. beverley: there is no access to to 95 from capital beltway in maryland. this is because of the ongoing investigation. a have blocked off the ramps. again, as far as the southbound lanes, they remain open. if you need to get into the southeast, over two south capitol street, over the freeway, and down to 95 south as an option. a lot of people using south capitol street. a major core door, 295 come in and out of the city. we have been dealing with this closure for some time. southbound lanes are open, no access to go north on i-295. orhorace: a series of robberies in southeast d.c. led to a high-speed chase that ended in prince george's county with an officer firing shots at a suspect's vehicle. brad bell joins us with the latest developments on this story. brad: this was all going on in exactly the same time that that road rage incident to 95 that

. >> as our new commissioner the process that we use for prop q.an issue preliminary hearing with a draft resolution. we do not act on that draft resolution. leave the discussion open for the public to submit testimony and have a second hearing at this. with this type of dialogue being sort of fruit for the further crafting of the resolution. your comments about what you might like to see within a resolution, would then beñ?ñ? crafted and a revised resolution would come forward and then we would debate that one. we're not suggesting that -- as a matter of fact we would not be passing a resolution today. >> in terms of possible suggestions at this point, would be if we were to look at the first resolve, the closing of the two beds will or will not have a detrimental impact. perhaps in the short term on the community. we realized the specifics of this particular case. we realized we really need to study these transitional care options. every time i back up resources into higher cost hospital beds, it cost everybody dollars. but also it's not good car

project is ready to close the week of may 18th. >> in fact once we receive the project has tax credits it is 90 days as i understand and we'll use the tax credits to the $16 million is not enough to build this project that's why we noted t

staff that had analyzed the situation based on the data from airbnb and analyzed it so we definitely used them as a source the group from la it did the analysis from the industry there a source we used our own planning department here and so not hosts necessarily. >> did you- did you review data from other platforms? >> unfortunately, no we were not able to on the data from others companies we are used the web screen from airbnb. >> so the web scraping the collection of that data is only reflective from airbnb none of the other houfts out there as well. >> that's correct. >> why did you limit that. >> that was all that was available we certainly wanted more but we used it as a representation of the industry it's a large player in the city we know that and it's not the only approach. >> okay. thank you we've got a few more questions supervisor campos. >> thank you, mr. ross 0 and the ironic thing the friends at the airbnb have been chris's the analysis but refuse to provide the data for more accuracy so one question i have is that based on our review you have heard the comments from the planning d

north and west as we get into the weekend producing heavy rain into the carolinas but it does look like it will stay to the south and east for the rest of our weekend and indirectly impact us as we get into tuesday as the storm system moves off to the south and east and the cold front swings on by as well. by then we'll have showers and storms in the lehigh valley. get out and enjoy the aberdeen dad vail regatta, at 2:00 this afternoon it heats up the temperature coming in at 79 and sunny and warm at 4:00 in the low 80s, 9:00 in the morning future tracker 6 showing you the temperatures in the upper 50s tomorrow morning and the warmth continues to overspread the region 2:00 tomorrow afternoon lower 60s and upper 60s and 80s again by saturday afternoon. here is the exclusive accuweather forecast sunny and warm and high of 85 and a foggy start tomorrow and then the sunshine and a high of 82 and it looks like the fog will be around for the start of day on sunday for mothers day, otherwise plenty of warm and overhead and a high of 87 87 on monday and the threat of a shower or thunderstorm as we get into tuesday, a high temperature then of 88 enjoy the weekend it's a nice one. >

i think the splitting might be helpful for us as we get to the resolution later on. the future report, separating out the short term and the long term beds. i to think that laguna honda has a long term placement. those beds are different. >> all of those comments will be like where we like to capture the ñ?ñ? if we're going toa?ñ? do that, we need to definen÷ñ?ñ?ñ? what is -- what we know about short term. >> i'm sympathy to what commissioner chung and karshmer raised. >> thank you. commissioner chung. >> i think that's a good suggestion to keep out short term and long term skilled nursing facility beds. if we say something like what we really considering is whether this is detrimental impact on the continuity of post acute care. that would make better sense. >> thank you. >> part of that deals with the language of the prop q to which we need to find whether it is or is not detrimental. we can modify it as we wish. we to need to come out with one or another with this. commissioner pating may have a solution to8%ñ? that being able to discuss this on a short term basis

be it gender, age or business model, people make judgments about us as we pitch our vision long beforehave data. beyond biases, we face mixed data signals every day as we keep iterating between vision and reality over months and years. were we to yield to stats or all the negative signaling, no one would ever start a company. but as a startup community, our most universal bias is toward possibility." what do you mean by that? sukhinder: at the end of the day, women face discrimination by us. 67% of women we surveyed said that they encounter that, but when you try to change any ecosystem, particularly ones in the valley, you start with what is possible. entrepreneurship drives on the idea of possibility. so yes, have we faced fires? yes. have men faced fires who are older than the young men, they have, too. if we want to make progress on this issue, we need to show what is possible. the returned to possibility is one of the ways to enable change, so it is important to amplify what is possible in the women entrepreneurs who are successful every day. emily: theresia, you worked at excel p

think it's really well done that it's not just chewing tobacco and smokeless tobacco which my dad used as we played baseball together and i tried a few times but never really got onto it as a first base man and is a pitcher in my baseball days but i'm very happy it's not just smokeless tobacco but looking at other ways to eliminate smoking in stadiums and other places as well and the san francisco tobacco free coalition has been working for many years to create smoke-free places and i know this is an important historical one as we move forward with other places that we can make smoke-free and healthier for everyone and thank you very much supervisor farrell and i'm supportive of the motion on the amendments so -- >> supervisor mar, can i mention one thing real quick and i apologize for interrupting. i want to say a special thanks to everyone that came out today to all of the different groups and for all of your work thank you for being out here and you know this work is not only being done here in san francisco but at the state level and it has been a large effort and i want to thank everyon

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you said all tech entrepreneurs and counter by you, whether gender, age business model, each of us -- as wert up, our universal biases toward possibility. what do you mean by that? >> at the end of the day, women face discrimination by us. 67% of women we surveyed said that they encounter that, but when you try to change any ecosystem, particularly ones in the valley, you start with what is possible. entrepreneurship drives on the idea of possibility. so yes, have we faced fires? yes. have men faced fires who are older than the young men, they have too. if we want to make progress on this issue, we need to show what is possible. the returned to possibility is one of the ways to enable change, so it is important to amplify what is possible in the women entrepreneurs who are successful every day. emily: theresia, you worked at excel partners for a long time. was it more difficult to raise money as a woman, going out on your own with jennifer? theresia: it is certainly different to be a first-time find, but as i said, we were fortunate to have great support first from the entrepreneurial in --

we invite you all to join us as we raise this banner as we go as far upstream as we possibly can and meet the occasion is before us. they killed the profit. i guess some of them were mad. i want to live a little while longer. i can't stand it in margaret special meetings, conferences, weekly worship services. meetings for this call meetings for that. you have one me out. i i am sick of your religion. you go right on doing one. he put on your next performance in prayer and speaking i we will not be listening. you want to know why? he have been tearing people to pieces in your hands a bloody. go home, wash up, clean up your act act sweep your lives clean of evil doings. i don't have to look at them any longer. say no to ron. learn to do good. work for justice. help the down and out. stand up for the homeless. go to bat for the defenseless. this is the moral call that we are bringing to this work and are excited it's to be making these journeys. god bless you. let's have a great conversation today. [applause] >> good morning. i am on it to be with you this morning to offer you an overvie

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translator: the most important thing is if we government doesn't hear us the whole world hear us we have to express our feelings. even if makes no difference. >> reporter: as crowd swells it became apparent that other groups were voicing their various gripes against the government. a quick look shows that the protesters are angry about many issues ranging from tax, to corruption and disharmony. they say the only way they can get their message across is by taking to the streets in large numbers. security was ramped up. as protesters set off smoke bombs and advanced towards the security lines, police watched. waiting to see whether protesters would try to break into the square. their reluctance to act a reflection of the gochl's chance on protests. >> it helps to basically give an understanding of the people what what the majority what so we respond to it but we don't respond to threats through demonstrations. >> reporter: but the crowds proved to be of little threat. unable to agree on the direction of the protest, different groups broke off to hold a rally elsewhere. >>> and before we go here is another reminder of our top story, the prosecutor in baltimor

they want us to look upon them as equals they want us to grant to them resignation of sovereignty in their country. just as we would expect them to grant to us and it's a little hard i think for united states citizens to put themselves in the position of a smaller country and to imagine how we would feel if they did to us as we did to them. for example that they would come into our country with paid representatives to pick up people who had been charged with some crime in mexico as we have done kidnapping them and bring them physically back to our country and make them enter a court for something they allegedly did. how would we feel that the situation were reversed? i think surely congress would be up in arms. the president probably would call off diplomatic relations. we would darn well insists that if these alleged violations have occurred in our country we would try them. they wouldn't come here and kidnapped american citizens. we can do that because we are bigger, richer and more powerful. and for generations we have done not. it has reaped a harvest of resentment. they would like for us to give them the

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marilou, always good to have you here with us. as we said, the mushroom house sold for $920,000 but went on the mark initially at $1.2 million. pricing is one of those seller mistakes that you want to avoid, isn't it? >> that is the most important thing when you put your property on the market. people will say, let's just try it. $1.2 million. and it sits. other people who are looking to buy will say, what is wrong with that? and it is the price. >> so when they brought the price down, they finally sold it? >> that is correct. >> that was an unusual house. the one thing that really draws people in, is curb appeal. you say, don't forget about that. >> don't forget curb appeal. often times people focus on landscaping. and i have seen where they forget the trim on the front door, or the front door. and that takes a lot of wear and tear. and that is part of your first impression. >> so sprucing up on the outside is important. and you say, on the other side, don't over improve. what do you mean by that? >> people have thought they needed to

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project is ready to close the week of may 18th. >> in fact once we receive the project has tax credits it is 90 days as i understand and we'll use the tax credits to the $16 million is not enough to build this project that's why we noted the other capital sources from the state and the tax credit equity that pays in the tax credits and we need this to build and have this housing and have a goal this is why we're here the concern role to make sure that all the issues and concerns raised or you're raising are addressed and so moving forward with this which say we need to be more vigilant of the questions and the issues we've raised are addressed strongly addressed and that we are have a with you of removing ourselves so much piecework and so many things it seems to me we're repeating the concerns again and again every time we approve an agreement or resolution that's where i'm at. >> and so to address that concern when we have this workshop this housing workshop and come up with this marketing template so that you'll see concerns here the target population concerns whether they be you know higher

how successful we hear they're not as successful as people want they need to be supplement we need to put the money for private marketing we're willing to put money our the web portal using the social month and old school methods and community-based organizations the element of the private sector of suspect understand the knows opportunities and if they have credit opportunity or to do through a application you have to give up your firstborn child it is a mountain of paper because and know there is a continual conversation so i'm fraternal continuing to say i'm not sure we're doing everything collectively that's we and the mayor. >> at the last meeting when i brought up the idea of a workshop or not workshop necessarily for us but a public workshop to talk about how people get into the certificate are how the people wanting to apply for a certificate the partners can go through the series of workshops and sign up for count counseling to people can once the units become favorable have bang walked through the council and helped to be able to get into those shots i know that sometimes when the unit is available someone may not quality so we could take because of think we've

we could use to return to shareholders or invest in their own businesses. we view this asarly bird stage at what is going to be a very long progressive, hopefully, journey. it will take some time. this is not instant shareholder access like u.s. style. jonathan: i probably have not got the patience to wait 18 months is that why i'm overweight japanese equities? julian: you have a bank that is a bit trigger-happy. you also have a change going on. you have an electorate of market that has been in the doldrums for nearly a generation. it seems to be rising phoenix like. jonathan: when you look at the gdp market, you see yields back up a bit, brian touched on this, the next about a stimulus could be focused on ecb a. kit: if things go wrong in japan, the bond market is a reflection of the debt, if this does not work, if it is not get nominal gdp growth to turn around a debt level that makes greece look healthy, of course that is a worry. on the other hand, if you get to higher rates, i look at the jgb market and that is one of the reasons why japan has very low interest rates

some of that moisture coming at us as we go through the day. there will be some breaks in the cloud. we'll get some sunshine. this afternoon we'll be watching for some showers and possibly thunderstorms north and west. that's 11:00 in the morning. not much going on. updated information, just some spotty showers at 2:00. as we go into the later afternoon, there is a change on the way. a big change this week. soechb day forecast when i come back in 10. >>> 5:40 this monday morning. as you're headed out the door for the work week want to help you out. >> jessica boyington can help you out with your ride to work. >> i'm just getting word of an overturned vehicle, a truck right around the 42 freeway. we'll have updates for you in the coming minutes. for now we're getting word it's blocking out the two right hand lanes. 95 starting to see volume in the southbound lanes around gerrard avenue. drive times still free and in the clear. green lights here. 13 minutes headed southbound from woodhaven road towards the vine street expressway. starting to pick