mccallister is where the law school is and the webster from about geary to maybe to mccallister? >> yes, true. >> for a total of six locations. >> and now, in order to free up the additional funds for that project, the second highest scoring project, we negotiated so that they will lower the total request of us so that they will cover the design cost for the second phase. we are recommending 365,000 to the signal projects to fully fund the design phase and fund construction, we are a little more funding of this project than what is available, and 1.15 million and we dipped into the prop aa program and capitol reserve and that will again, partially fund the construction phase and we plan to work with mta to continue to identify funding for the construction phase which is the phase to start in july of 2015. >> do you have the slide that outlines the recommendations. >> no, but the project solutions and if you do want to look in the packet, you can view the evaluation of the project, on attachment, let me see. and it is i think, i actually have it, and it is attachment four. and if

street project can move forward and i wanted to say that the webster street, the street scraping is so important for the fillmore district, where rosa park, and wheel is, and that whole area around safeway, and at geary and webster, stretching all the way to japan town. i am glad that the sf state project did not go forward so these other ones other could. >> let's open this up for public comment. >> is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> closed. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. >> aye >> commissioner yee. >> aye. >> item passes. >> thank you. >>recommend allocation of $950,000 in prop k funds, with conditions, for two requests, subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedules, and amendment of the bicycle circulation/safety 5-year prioritization program . and the transportation planner is going to present. >> good morning, commissioners this item is for two prop cases that will cost 459,000 in total and i want to give you the summaries and aattachments and the recommendations and for the first projec

today daniel webster has a waiting list of students seeking to attend and has a rising test score index. a huge change from prior years when it was ranked last in the san francisco unified school district. her efforts have helped reinvigorates the school in this neighborhood. dina was just 48 years years young behind and leaves two young boys and her husband. i had the pleasure of working with dina and been in office and can a test to her wavering commitment to portrero hill and district 10. her spirit of fight will truly be missed but most certainly be lived on. city clerk: thank you supervisor cohn. supervisor tang? >>supervisor katy tang: our sidewalk sales in all of our districts to take place saturday march 10th, march 17th, and to support the castro merchants on sidewalk renovations on june 13th. we want to encourage those to shop year-round. with that i submit. city clerk: thank you, surprise tang. supervisor wiener? thank you. supervisor yee. >> submit. >> supervisor avalos? >>supervisor john avalos: i have one item of introduction. it relates to today's hearing. colleagues if w

battle with cancer and was a crusader for public education and banned to the in 2005 to save daniel webster elementary school when it was proposed for closure. she and several other parents stepped in and created the potrero residents education fund which is a 501c 3 non-proport supporting education and operates bilingual on two sites serving over 100 students 20 percent of which receive tuition assistance. dina was responsible for finding critical initial and follow-up on funding for two programs. play works and edge wood social services that provided portions of the most basic infrastructure needed to turn daniel webster around. today daniel webster has a waiting list of students seeking to attend and has a rising test score index. a huge change from prior years when it was ranked last in the san francisco unified school district. her efforts have helped reinvigorates the school in this neighborhood. dina was just 48 years years young behind and leaves two young boys and her husband. i had the pleasure of working with dina and been in office and can a test to her wavering commitment to po

webster. i am an advocate for concealed carry as well as open kerry but i'm equally end advocate for training which is our former federal friend brought up. i don't like the idea of anyone carrying without training. so this area -- scenario not knowing who was the good guy or that bad guy if the solid training programs are followed that is not an issue. i would like 2.0 that every one of the mass shootings have happened in the gun free zone. said there was no opportunity for anyone to end the threat early. it is unfortunate someone goes off but if we have the opportunity through relaxed carry laws these threats can be stopped quicker. >> on the one hand you were uncomfortable with the lots of people shooting? >> untrained. >> i see. >> their new restraining venues whether through every or other organizations or locally. >> what questions? >> mr. webster relies on polls and surveys and studies but you contradicted yourself several times today i would like to have you answer to one of them. in y

ashley webster live on the scene. we bring back pat rich, univ. of professor of economics and sports impact, live in st. louis and gaming what might happen and xavier pope is a sports attorney and legal analysts on the line from chicago. and what is your reaction? >> i give adam silver tremendous kudos, i wrote the other day, he is a new leader, why does the nba allow this gentleman and other practices in the past. and ideal situation and arrangement we have today. melissa: how do you think adam silver handle it? >> it is absolutely fantastic and does this to protect the resources, and i do expect a lot of them will be back by next season. liz: let's get to the focus of what we talk about and that was the sponsor ships dropped out. mercedes, you name it they dropped out. if they haven't dropped out there getting a lot of pressure from their other consumers but when you see you, and aqua hydrate their virgin dropped almost immediately. to the come back now? >> i believe so. they wanted to see action and they got it. one thing i point out in terms o

webster, but a couple of things have come up i'd like to address. i'm an advocate for conceal-carry as well as open-carry, but i am equally an advocate for adequate training which is what our former federal friend over here had brought up. >> right. >> i don't like the idea of anyone carrying without training. so the scenario of 30 or 40 people in the theater not knowing who's the good guy, who's the bad guy. if the solid training programs are followed, that's not an issue. and i would also like to point out that every one of these mass shootings have happened in gun of free zones -- gun-free zones, so there was no opportunity for anyone to end the threat early. yes, it's unfortunate that someone goes off, someone else dies. but if we have the opportunity through relaxed carry laws, these threats can be stopped quicker. >> i just get you to clarify, on the one hand you said you're uncomfortable with the movie theater scenario with lots of people shooting and not -- >> untrained people. >> i see. >> there are numerous training venues out there whethe

archaeologist david webster. this person would have been the head of one of the major political subdivisions of the copan political system. he would have been a noble just below the rank of king. he has his own sculptured facades on his buildings. he has a sculptured bench. he's got his own titles. he's able to enjoy altars and status symbols of all kinds in his compound here. he was probably polygynous, probably had a number of wives and concubines. so, he was a very important person indeed and there were probably a number of people like him in this political system who dominated other courtyards with similar political followings. keach: maya society is no longer egalitarian as were the hunter-gatherers. now there are people with more wealth and power than others. one of the consequences of cultural evolution is the creation of social classes. but these nobles did not represent the highest social level in copan society. less than a mile away from the compound lived the kingdom's royal family. this is the acropol

pat risch, professor at webster university, and impact sports founder along with jesse lawrence, tiqg in four minutes. herbalife earnings after the bell. don't move. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male announcer ] now the world is your trading floor. get real-time market scanning wherever you are with the mobile trader app. from td ameritrade. liz: we started with a massive rally. we lost most of it and we got a lot of it back. that is the biggest rally -- david: that is the greatest thing this. is david asman, "after the bell." there is conviction to this rally. when you see how it turned around. came from real negative numbers for a very big gain. nasdaq was down over 1 1/2% at this point. liz: we've seen quite a swing. david: let's let's go to nicole petallides. talk about one thing unfortunately didn't swing ar

ashley webster joining us there with all the international alt headlines you need to know. well, taking you through the next hour is melissa francis with her eye on the markets. melissa, absolutely. deirdre, thanks so much. so they're protesting income inequality on capitol hill. maybe they didn't get the memo. our money investigation into jobs recovery that created far low-wage work than better pay jobs. stunning allegations of racism, rattling the nba. how magic johnson the a get of the alleged remarks may have a perfect exit strategy for l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. they say everything is bigger in texas except the taxes. governor rick perry's big win as toyota jumps from california's sinking ship. even when they say it is not is always about money. melissa: hundreds of protesters taking to the streets in washington today. the senate plans to vote on the minimum wage increase on wednesday this week. workers are voicing their opinions. joining me now is one of the the organize. she is the cofounder of rock united. thank you so much for joining us today. i want to

this is montgomery and webster counties. the tornado is going to be sitting right in there.w, another very pronounce robust rotational signature, right along highway 82, and just east of winona, so please take cover there. maybe we could put the tracker to see what cities -- at some point all along 82 there. we'll extend that out. again the motion has generally been northeast at about 45 miles per hour, so that will take it up into kil december michael. my nervea, embry, so please take cover in those towns immediately, as we have a very serious storm, montgomery and webster county. another warning for chickashaw, east of houston, another warning to the east of that. that's just now right on top of monroe, and that includes fulton county. not seeing as much evidence of rotation there, not as much as the tupelo area. >> let's get back to tupelo. wow, just an incredible rotation. right in here, that is the -- let's go back to reconflictivity. the rain is wrapping into this large area of circulation, the rotating up draft. >>> you have been watching breaking coverage of the torn

battle with cancer and was a crusader for public education and banned to the in 2005 to save daniel webster elementary school when it was proposed for closure. she and several other parents stepped in and created the potrero residents education fund which is a 501c 3 non-proport supporting education and operates bilingual on two sites serving over 100 students 20 percent of which receive tuition assistance. dina was responsible for finding critical initial and follow-up on funding for two programs. play works and edge wood social services that provided portions of the most basic infrastructure needed to tu

anyone else rent the total annual costs by o e w d to w c pi for the proposed 3 year leases pats 1440 websterthe extension of 9 thousand plus presidential 2 there's plus per square feet and the square feet is a 3 percent increase from the pretty sure years rent. we also report on the bottom of page 4 the estimated costs for the lease extension will range from between 4 hundred and plus to 9 plus 44 depending on the operating costs on table 2 page 5 of the report. we recommend you approve the proposed resolution >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> i have a quick question for mr. updike you know you said the lease is below the market rate is there any concerns about the lease it seems like the commercial spaces are doubling and perhaps as organizations are being displaced from other districts maybe looking the other districts could you talk about how he negotiated such a good lease and it didn't go up in the next few years based on c pi. >> that's correct supervisor mar the stable lease is about relationship building we have an excellent relationship with the owner and property

impact awards, the winners were the chinese educational center, cleveland elementary school, daniel webster elementary school, darm ont, francis scott key, herbert hoover, marshal, paul reveer, sherman and sunny side. and for the innovations award winners, the winners were vista, horse man, cleveland, graton hill crest, june, gordon, leonard flinn paul reveer, sherman, and thorough good marshal. >> and the schools that won both awards? were cleveland, paul reveer and sherman; is that correct?? >> that is correct. >> just the highlight. >> and a note of congratulations to those schools and awarded $15,000 each. >> yeah. congratulations. moving the needle and also for clarification, did the schools that won both awards, each receive, $15,000 from each award? >> they did. >> that is good news, thank you very much. >> so next year, qta will provide double that amount for the awards to encourage more innovations and impact for our students. and when the years are over we might want to do a program like this to make the program work. and special thanks to chris amatrout and chung for their hard w

. >> could i just ask, that the mccallister is where the law school is and the webster from about geary to maybe to mccallister? >> yes, true. >> for a total of six locations. >> and now, in order to free up the additional funds for that project, the second highest scoring project, we negotiated so that they will lower the total request of us so that they will cover the design cost for the second phase. we are recommending 365,000 to the signal projects to fully fund the design phase and fund construction, we are a little more funding of this project than what is available, and 1.15 million and we dipped into

clay and webster counties, tornado warning for you. mantee, you need to take cover. choctaw, the warning goes on until 4:15. this is a very dangerous situation. this tornado watch has been labeled as a particularly dangerous situation. that doesn't happen very often. only a couple times a year. yesterday we saw that in arkansas. today we're seeing that again in mississippi, alabama, this is going to be the target and we're going to have to watch out for very, very dangerous conditions. very large tornadoes are possible. you you they could be long lived as well. this is something that you should take very, very seriously. they have labeled this as a high risk of severe weather and large tornadoes. that, again, is something that we only see a couple of times a year. we're going to be watching the potential for very strong tornadoes to be produced throughout the rest of the afternoon into the overnight hours. so those tornado warnings in effect. we continue to see them in effect most likely as we go through the afternoon hours. >> jennifer, stand by. we'll get back to y

i of ashley webster.onal investigators claim they have uncovered a major scandal in the arizona virginia hospital system that has contributed to the death of over 40 american military veterans. committee chairman miller said the investigators have evidence the phoenix system meticulously covered up the evidence keeping two sets of records to conceal prolonged weights effectively covering up the medical negligence that led to the veterans die while waiting for their government to provide health care that was promised.

i of ashley webster. congressional investigators claim they have uncovered a major scandal in the arizona virginia hospital system that has contributed to the death of over 40 american military veterans. committee chairman miller said the investigators have evidence the phoenix system meticulously covered up the evidence keeping two sets of records to conceal prolonged weights effectively covering up the medical negligence that led to the veterans die while waiting for their government to provide health care that was promised. the veterans health administration claim did a hearing two weeks ago he had no knowledge of the scandal is. >> it appears there could be as many as 40 veterans whose deaths could be related to delay of care. were you made aware of these if -- with any part of your buck back? >> i was not. ashley: congress has ordered all records secret or not to be preserved for further investigation. we are in washington d.c. with a report stick with veterans call to make the doctors support -- app

trade is an increase in the theft where the bridge of sighs shopping center and logging store on webstert analysts cases a shattered car window and take the items aside. also case were burglar got and through an unlocked the door or in open window. police say she black vehicle doors and avoid leaving purses or electronics out on the open. the extra cost caught on fire wall on road. fire department says the man pointed out to the driver that the truck is on fire driver then pulled into the movie theater parking lot his truck completely engulfed by officials say the chemical from the shipping boxes may have started the blaze. >> : hazardous materials found in the truck. contacting the that this nation to try and identify appeared more likely caused by multiple chemical starting the fire. the crews managed to extinguish the fire within minutes all cargo on board was destroyed no injuries reported. as your boss offers $5,000 to quit your job would you take the money and run. that's exactly what amazons and co. take a quick program is designed to make sure employees really wanna be there. onl

time to bring in man panel, comedian talk to host pete dominick and ashley webster. all right.r a great panel for this today. ashley, i'm going to let you start. you're the father of four. what am i missing about this. i thought parenting was a team sport. >> it is a team sport. it's ridiculous. bottom line, mets. 161 games. do you think missing a couple games is going to make a difference. i think boomer esiason was trying to be the locker room guy making fun of murphy. in reality, give me a break. >> he knows he made a mistake. he's father of a children as well. he does work at the march of dimes. take a look at this. in major league baseball you play 162 games actually. he didn't want to see some according to ashley. 162, nfl 16 games, boomer esiason was quarterback. maybe he got the games mixed up in his mind. where do you fall on this? >> i think one thing, the way the mets are playing, if he showed up or not, who cares? >> do you think it's right for the father to be there. you have 11 kids. >> i was at most of the births. some were telegrams. >> how did those relationshi

i am at the webster for lou dobbs. eric holder announcing a wide-ranging review of possibly clemency for the u.s. drug offenders currently in the federal prison system. a move critics are calling an unprecedented use of executive power. the top lieutenant claiming today that the justice department expects over 20,000 petitions under the new guidelines. the attorney general taking a jab at yesterday's landmark supreme court ruling where the top court upheld a michigan state law that abolishes affirmative-action in the state. >> the reality is as you all know and as many of you see in the work each day, this great country has a great way to go before the founding promise of equal justice and equal opportunity is fully realized. ashley: the new clemency guidelines as well as the campaign treated as a guidelines of some drug offenders providing more blows to fellow democrats who are already facing difficult reelection campaigns in this year's midterms. carl cameron has our report. >> the justice department's today announce

. >> good evening i issue ashley webster in for lou dobbs, chief white house correspondent ed henry wanting that health and human services kathleen sebelius is resigning, news just days after the close of open enrollment for obamacare, a rocky roll out of the health care law. major web site flaws, reports of over 6 million cancellations of people who had health care policies previous look major questions regarding validity of en officer rollment numbers -- enrollment numbers and omd director will be her replacement. president has accepted seb'sed ' resignation, we'll have more throughout the hour. >> to wall street, a triple digit sell-off two of three major indices in tech sector leading the way down, dow jones down 267 on the day, fourth time this year that brad index dropped over 200 pointss in a day, in all of 2013, do you fell more than 200 points in a day. just 7 times all but two of do youy 30 components -- dow's 30 components finishing in the red. s&p down 39 points, losses loadly healthcare and technology stocks, tech, nazdaq taking a beating down 130, dropping over 3% on the day,

ashley webster. the immigration reform debate has house republicans fighting with house republicans blasting the president and the president slaming congress john boehner under fire for what is called contactor -- attacking conservatives trying to retake the senate. here he is in a mocking tone taking on his own party for inaction on immigration reform. >> don't make me do this. [laughter] "this is it" too hard. ashley: least he is not crying. but he has changed his position on immigration reform and least nine times and while he was blasted his fellow republicans his counterpart in the senate was accusing the of president of taking the entire constitutional system by not taking on the immigration law. the entire system is threatened with the executive branch suspends the lot at its whim and we are in peril when the commander in chief refuses to defend the integrity of its borders. read well the president used the naturalization ceremony for 20 military -- 20 military -- with nuclear ambitions also t

ashley webster.hting with house republicans blasting the president and the president slaming congress john boehner under fire for what is called contactor -- attacking conservatives trying to retake the senate. here he is in a mocking tone taking on his own party for inaction on immigration reform. >> don't make me do this. [laughter] "this is it" too hard

. >> ashley webster live with us this morning. see you. >>> coming up talk about the friendly skies. she was supposed to keep people safe but this flight attendant giving passengers a little something extra. >> you want to avoid the bickering with your spouse? i hope your answer is yes. what's already in your kitchen that is medically proven to keep the peace. >> now let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up. >> i can't relate to the spouse arguing. we haven't had an argument yet. it's tax day. we will answer your questions. we have a certified public accountant. we will sign off on your tax form and sign off for it. william shatner is here unrelated to the tax story. we are not giving away the internet. that's good news. martha mckellen how the bombers got through. sara evans is here she is a legend. that's all we have on "fox & friends." we have so much more. slow lie zoom out bring up the graphics bring in the music and eye ply for reverse mortgage. >>> welcome back. eight minutes to the top of the hour. a figh

none of my bills would take guns away from a law-abiding person, but as we learned in webster new yorkany mentally ill people get illegal guns. and right after sandy hook a man got a straw purchaser to get illegal guns and set fire to his house and proceeded to kill fire officers and police officers who were coming to save him. so it's multi-facetted issue. we need to look at mental health, and cut down on illegal gun trafficking. it's not a felony to traffic and sell illegal guns in our country. this is an outrage. most nra members that i know tell me they absolutely support this bill. the anti-gun safety movement in congress is so deep and strong that even the nra supports we can't pass. >> dr. rosenberg, chris cox has said that where cdc research is concerned that their certain is . . . so is the issue, should the cdc not be the place where the research is conducted because of prevention? >> first you need to realize when people don't like the results that they are getting from honest scientific research, they try to discredit the researcher and methods. and the nra did not like the

i of ashley webster.y have uncovered a major scandal in the arizona virginia hospital system that has contributed to the death of over 40 american military veterans. committee chairman miller said the investigators have evidence the phoenix system meticulously covered up the evidence keeping two sets of records to conceal prolonged weights effectively covering up the medical negligence that led to the veterans die while waiting for their government to provide health care that was promised. the vera

. >> good evening i issue ashley webster in for lou dobbs, chief white house correspondent ed henry wantinghealth and human services kathleen sebelius is resigning, news just days after the close of open enrollment for obamacare, a rocky roll out of the health care law. major web site flaws, reports of over 6 million cancellations of people who had health care policies previous look major questions regarding validity of en officer rollment numbers -- enrollment numbers and omd director will be her replacement.

and in 1828, noah webster had the first edition of his dictionary copyrighted. >>> it is monday, aprilwith a fox news alert. pre-holiday horror. a gunman opening fire at two jewish centers killing three, just one day before passover. the possible motive here, pure hatred. >> it's a vicious act of violence, and obviously at two jewish facilities, one might make that assumption. >> the latest details on the shooter's hate-filled past straight ahead. >>> and after battling big government, this rancher says that there's one big lesson to be learned. >> i learned how powerful we the people can be. >> but, despite getting his cattle back from the feds, this fight far from over. >> and if only she admitted this one a long time ago. >> but clearly, the estimate that it was ready to go october 1st was just flat-out wrong. >> and now that kathleen sebelius is stepping down, that's not all she had to say. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning. it is monday, april 14th. welcome to "fox & friends first." >> it is 30 minutes after the top of the hour. we begin with a fox news al

. >> good evening i issue ashley webster in for lou dobbs, chief white house correspondent ed henry wantingen sebelius is resigning, news just days after the close of open enrollment for obamacare, a rocky roll out of the health care law. major web site flaws, reports of over 6 million cancellations of people who had health care policies previous look major questions regarding validity of en officer rollment numbers -- enrollment numbers and omd director will be her replacement.

webster relies on polls and surveys and studies but you contradicted yourself several times today i would like to have you answer to one of them. in you're pulling you purposely word questions in order to get a supported response. >> i did not say that. >> i have the notes you can read them and then shortly thereafter when the polls are done in support of gun rights it is not a good thing to word the questions in a particular way. could you answer to that? >> basically. >> okay. i did not word any of our survey items to give a particular response. they were worried to address the policy but it did and what the purpose was. i will end it at that. >> i am the leader for the well armed woman i believe in the training as well. my big question to all politicians, people and even you for a pair but do you really think that criminals will obey the law? the your guide and help but criminals do not obey the law. some might question is simple if you have heard it a million times. they do not. >> i would love to take that. >> really have three minutes left so each address one minutes apiece. >> i he

economy how quickly now is our very own ashley webster's. >> this is the annual report 88 pages longthe competitive enterprise institute called the 10,000 commandments by their information costing 1.9% billion dollars for businesses to comply that is more than half of the federal budget for 2013. small businesses feel the brunt that those employees less than and 20 workers patent thousand dollars per worker to comply with these rules and regulations but who is hit? to put up more eye-popping numbers just for last year the regulations 51 rules are inactive or put in place for every law passed 72 lot is 3,659 new rules has to be followed a new rule every two and a half hours the cost for household is $14,974 the second biggest expense behind the mortgage and 23% of average household income. gerri: can they measure the economic impact of regulations? >> they can. there is no transparency they call it a hidden tax because of the regulations on every form of commerce trickling down to the consumer if you look at the bureaucracy the income the people get back is lower. gerri: it has always

webster hasn't even come up with the words to describe a moment like that. and i kind of stood there for a second kind of -- i mean, like you can't move, and then i ran to the window and looked down in time to see him hit the ground. we were on the 25th floor and he fell 17 stories because he hit the eighth floor parking garage. and -- i mean in my mind, he -- i mean for some reason i thought, oh my gosh, he's been knocked out. i mean, that's what i thought to myself. totally irrational thought when you fall 17 stories, but my next move was to run and try to wake him up. and i was screaming my head off. eventually it registered that he was gone. next thing, i mean i remember kissing him on his cheek and then someone's pulling me off of him. i fainted. they had to put oxygen on me. and next thing i know, i'm sitting there talking to the cops and then i was arrested. i was put in handcuffs and next thing i know i'm in booking here at tulsa county jail. i mean, it was awful. it was so awful. >> coming up -- >> i feel guilty for breathing. >> amber hilberling's

but the health care exchanges bear no resemblance to what merriam webster defines as a way of organizingent rather than individual people and companies. actual socialists they've noticed. last fall, the national secretary for the socialist party u.s. told me the aca program relies on private health companies to manage health services. a socialized system would be an actual national health care system which would be publicly funded through progressive taxation and controlled by democratically elected assemblies of health care workers and patients. and he's right. under the affordable care act, health insurance in america is still being delivered by private practitioners and paid for by private insurers. the furtherer new, those quick to level the socialist charge were advocating the right to burden everybody else. the only liberty being given up is one's ability to be up insured. look, it's too soon to know if the law's going to work. we need to know about the mix within the states between the healthy and the sick and whether premiums are affordable. the only thing for certain is what it

the irresponsibilities of the nfl shown over the life span of careers and there's families like the webster family, the long family from the steelers, the other families that have suffered and continue to suffer. i think based upon what you just read, it speaks volumes. if you take the guys and say of the 450, how many of them have c.t.e., e.l.s., how many have dementia and you awarded a claim, you wouldn't have enough money to pay them out based on the structures here, plus the attorneys have come back and said they want $112 million of the settlement. it was announced and said they didn't want a piece that have money. >> $112 million is going to the lawyers. if you brought up the how much money goes to each player, and it really will vary tremendously depending on what happened to the players. people who have a.l.s. could get as much as $5 million, dementia $3 million. colder players with very serious problems could only get $25,000. >> right. >> what do you think about the way the money's being distributed? >> it's too unfair, unclassified. i'll look at me and my two friends. i'll look a