Special valley. We begin with deadly news of a pedestrian strich just before 5 00 tonight. We were told an adult woman and child were struck. Medics rushed the 3yearold to the hospital with serious injuries, no names of the victims yet and we do not know if they are related. You probably saw storms move through the ar hours ago. Well get to the other story momentarily. Topper is tracking those storms that could cause problems with tomorrow nights commute. What do you think, top . Tonight were okay. If you want to have a cookout now, youre okay. Lets look ahead. Yellow alert tomorrow for afternoon storms in time for the kids to come back from school. The afternoon commute will be impacted. Remember the day after labor day the traffic is a mess, so just get ready. Well throw showers and storms into that mix and slow things down. Time frame 2 p. M. To 8 p. M. We may extend that out a bit maybe to 9 p. M. Remember traffic is always a bear the day after labor day. So tomorrow morning it wil
20 minutes ago. Witnesses tell us the mother was leaving a Grocery Store only about 30 yards away from the crosswalk where she was hit. She was walking back home were told with her child and groceries in hand. Those witnesses describe to us what they saw. I just saw from my point of view saw him crossing through here really fast and i mean i believe he was on the phone probably texting or something. Next thing i saw was the lady screamed and grabbed her child and he slammed into her. Reporter a lot of the folks that weve spoke to have told us this is a pretty dangerous area to be a pedestrian. Youve got a busy multilane highway around here. Youve got a Shopping Center over here. Youve got a clump, a metro stop down the road church, a metro stop down the road, a middle school, so a lot of potential for a dangerous situation like this to happen. They say what needs to be here is a stop sign or traffic light to decrease the possibility of this happening. Well continue to monitor what the
Hypothetical situations make worse law. In this case, i would just urge members of this committee not to make a decision based upon a hypothetical threat. Thats first. Second of all, the very fact that the Music Publishers were talking about are big enough to make a threat that scares ascap and b. M. I. Shoumd raise a lot of eyebrows on this committee and the department of justice. Those withdrawals as has been mentioned here the possibility of those withdrawals are best put in the light of what happened, if you take a look at what happened, when they threatened them. They engaged immediately in inclusive and competitive activity. If you want to see what will happen, that gives you a pretty good idea what should happen. That, i think, should really raise some eyebrows and raise a question whether or not they ought to have their own Consent Decrees, frankly. Okay. Do you want to respond at all, mr. Harrison . I agree with mr. Donald son. The concern is not partial withdrawals in theory
Different consent points. So here, in creating that market, its allowing new perspectives to enter into the market pay areas and launch consumers and give consumers a new choice. I have a general question for anyone if youd like to speak on it. Im trying to get a sense of each of your view what fair market value means for your perspective. And im happy to have anyone. But im really just trying to understand how the Consent Decree stands in the way of achieving it as well. But, to anyone, we can start down here with ms. Matthews. In an instance where they do not agree, either party can simply walk away when they do agree, presummablely, they would reach a freemarket rate. Schszs dont feel they have the ability to walk away, either. As a Small Business person, i think a free market is a place where i can decide whats most appropriate for my business. And, in this context, i dont feel like i can do that. We have collections that are sanctioned in their activity. Their very existence doesn
While it seems that school districts in our valley have to scrimp and save and fundraise just about everything we can to create a sense of normalcy for our