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We have a Consent Agenda. Could i have a motion to approve the Consent Agenda as circulated . So moved. Second. Okay, its been moved and seconded that we approve the Consent Agenda as circulated. All in favor, aye. Opposes . Ayes have it and so the motion is carried. As of now we have general Public Comment. Is any general Public Comment at this time . Three minutes. Good morning, members of the commission my name is jessica layman with senior disability action. I thank you for the Consent Agenda for funding for the sga for projects we worked on with daas. Second is another thank you for your ...

Of two talents to have, including the smile. But also the fact that it goes on to say that you really irregardless of how staffing is looking on any particular day, have managed to meet the targets and get people into the program as fast as possible, which is always important because when people call for ihhs they usually need it now and it cant really happen now. Theres a little thing that has to happen around eligibility and so on. So the faster we move, the better for the consumers. So i thank you. Clearly your colleagues thank you as well and congratulations. applause . Thank you very much...

Arrests. Reporting live Stephen Tschida abc 7 news. Alison he spent just a few hours in jail. But the arrest of a Third Year University of virginia student is now shining a light on the way the states alcohol laws are enforced. Suzanne kennedy takes a closer look at the alcohol and Beverage Control police and their power. Why is this happening . Suzanne wednesday nights arrest of the u. V. A. Student Martese Johnson is raising questions about the policing powers of regulatory agencies like virginias department of alcohol, Beverage Control. The agency has 130 sworn officers who receive the same...

Breaking now. The washington, d. C. Police chief says the overwhelming response to a shooting scare at the u. S. Navy yard here in washington shows the city is well prepared for anything that might happen. A 911 call led to a lockdown and raw fear as the nation is on alert for a possible terror attack around the july fourth Holiday Weekend. Tonight, were getting new information about security precautions here in the u. S. And around the world. Ill ask senator James Langford what hes 11ing. Hes the leading member of the Senate Homeland security and intelligence committees. And our correspondent...

Longtime Killeen veteran Fernando Perez-Vega, who died last year, will be memorialized among over 650 other Vietnam veterans, including 28 from Texas, in the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund’s In Memory