[cheers and applause] i should like to say to my friend, frank king, that ohio may have passed a few times in this convention, but tom eagleton and i are not going to pass ohio. [cheers and applause] and i can say to governor gilligan, ohio is sometimes -- he is the unwitting unifier and the fundamental issue of this national campaign. [cheers and applause] and all of us are going to help him redeem a pledge he made 10 years ago that next year you won't have richard nixon to kick around anymore. [cheers and applause] we have

question number 4, frank lucas, a drug king pin, organized crime boss, who gained notoriety in the 1970s. the 34506y "american gangstering" "was based on his life. >> addicts who o.d'd on your product and that's my story. that's how i make it all stick. >> that's why we go to court. 'cause i got witnesses. i got celebrities. i got sports figures. i got harlem. i took care of harlem. so harlem is going to take care of me. >> bill: he made millions and evaded authorities by hiding the drugs in what? stuffed animals, vcr's, car tire s, coffins. cards up. coffins. now, do you know the catches of whom? >> the catches of whom -- coffins of whom? men and women? >> american soldiers. >> that's right. >> bill: that's right. killed american military people in vietnam. that's how heinous this guy was. >> he was heinous. do i get half credit for that? >> bill: no. question number 5, uma pemmaraju breaks on top. mob boss james whitey bulger terrorized boston for years. >> he shot people, strangled people, run them over with cars. >> you said also he liked killing. >> yeah. >> explain that to me. >> a

. >> good afternoon everyone i am frank mallicoat >> i am michele griego, a fire along king street in san francisco is igniting a whole debate. the blaze along the on ramp was not reconstructive but as cate caugurian tells us, it is not the fire but the people living down below the roadway that investigators now have their eye on. >> that is exactly right. this morning chp says that this fire did cause some traffic problems but it highlighted another issue, one that you can see for yourself, you can see these homeless camps continuously popping up underneath this major stretch of traffic and chp says that one of these camps is where the fire started, that small fire is raising bigger concerns in this growing community. >> it is very dangerous. they kick them out two weeks ago and they came back two days later. >> the fifth street on rant is a major commuting spot. the area below the on ramp is also a hot spot for the homeless to take refuge. >> and password was off the beaten track and people could be here sort of out of sight and out of mind. where there are families and kids and oth

king. >> we are back in open session. you have a quorum. >> john alden, for the department. >> inspector frank lee, representing myself. vice president marshall: the commission has been liberated. the motion to dismiss for insufficient evidence is denied by a vote of 5-0. proceed with the hearing, i guess is what it is. let me set the parameters. five minutes for mr. alden, five minutes for mr. lee. we have the transcripts. we have read everything. you first, mr. alden. >> as i think you know, i have the disadvantage of coming to this case late in the process. that said, there is an important theme throughout this case. the inspector, when he came to the homicide unit, had become an inspector who liked to do things his own way, chafed at having other people tell him how to do things, and expected a significant amount of overtime. he was not able to accomplish those goals. he had to work with a team and was given instructions that were different than the way he might have wanted to do things himself. in part because of puckers supervision of overtime in that unit and department cutbacks in overtime in general, he was no

frank with the american people about what happened. >> the chairman of the homeland security committee peter king has gone even further calling on susan rice to resigned. >> absolutely not. george, there's been an ongoing investigation. so, there's been information provided real-time. you'll know more about an event a week after it happens. >> officials in 24 hours that suspected it was a terrorist attack. >> what ambassador rice and others were doing were going on what our intelligence we were receiving. let's talk about governor romney for a moment, you know, we're happy to have a debate about our approach to terrorism and foreign policy. the president promised that he'll end the iraq war, he did. he would focus on osama bin laden and bring him to justice, we did. romney called ending the iraq war tragic. it was unthinkable that we didn't leave 20,000 troops behind. he said famously in 2008, he wouldn't have gone into pakistan to get bin laden. these are important issues. not just from a foreign policy standpoint, one of the reasons that we have huge deficits we have these unpaid wars. the voters also view these foreign issues throu

frank bonomo. >> yvonne bonomo. >> genevieve bonsignore. >> mary jane booth. >> sheri an bordeaux. >> christine bordenabe. >> martin, boryczew ask. i. >> richard edward besco. >> my aunt see seal king. we love you and miss you every day. we will never forgot. >> my son firefighter frank esposito and my nephew, captain michael esposito we miss you daily. may god keep you safe. >> the moment, that is the second tower was hit was clearly a loss of innocence, a loss of beliefing that it cobe anything but an attack on the united states and a realization as a nation we would never really be the same again after this moment. and also, that, we would most likely soon be at war in one way or another. and all of that in these moments, 11 years ago began to sink in. you look at that beautiful reflecting pool that marks that spot at ground zero. all of it opened last year. bill and i were down there and watched as those ceremonies took place. it is a striking, striking memorial. i have to say this morning on my way into the city it was dark and the red, white and blue on the tower of world trade center 1 was overwhelming to me. it was so moving. and it is not yet finished which some people are

frank bonomo yvonne lucia bonomo seaon booker maryjane who. sherry ann bordeaux krystine bordenabe jerry jade work. martin boryczewski richard edward bosco and my aunt, lucille teresa kinghat you are mighty. we love you and miss you every day. we will never forget. >> and my son, firefighter frank e. s. n. captain michael esposito. for over an hour hard we miss you daily. may god keep you safe. jay howard fulton. >> donna and by when. kimberly as powered. buried roman larry bowman shawn edward bowman, jr. kevin l. bowser gary r. box gennady boyarsky pamela boyce michael boyle alfred braca kevin bracken sandee balch bradshaw. david brian brady alexander braginsky nicholas w. brandemarti david reid gamboa. michelle renee bratton patrice braut lydia e. bravo ronald michael breitweiser edward a. brennan iii at my brother, kenneth william, the family misses you. >> and my cousin, and my godmother, gdm unseen. we love and miss you so much. francis henry brennan michael e. brennan peter brennan thomas m. brennan daniel j. brethel gary lee bright jonathan briley mark a. brisman paul gary bristow mark francis broderick herman charles broghammer keith a. broomfield bernard c. bro

frank with the american people about what happened. and a complete failure to explain the growing terrorist threat we face in the region. >> the chairman of the homeland security committee peter king has gone even further calling on u.s. ambassador to resign, your response. >> absolutely not. susan rice has done a terrific job. george, there's been an ongoing investigation. an event to great interest to the news media, understandably. so, there's been information provided real-time. you'll know more about an event a week after it happens. >> there were officials in 24 hours after it happened that suspected it was a terrorist attack. >> what ambassador rice and others were doing were going on what our intelligence we were receiving. once they were convinced of an act of terrorism, that's where we are. let's talk about governor romney for a moment, you know, we're happy to have a debate about our approach to terrorism and foreign policy. the president promised that he'll end the iraq war, he did. he would take the fight to al qaeda and he has. he would focus on osama bin laden and bring him to justice, we did. governor romney called ending the iraq war tragic. he said on that secret