larsen and members of the committee and chairman shuster. we are really looking at this very closely because as we prepare the next faa authorization bill, we are going to be looking for substantial improvements and advancements in this particular area and will delete a specific language if necessary if we don't see these advances in a timely way. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses on these topics, and thank them for joining us today. before i recognize my colleague mr. larsen force comments i'd like to ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend the remarks and include extraneous material for the record for this hearing. without objection, so ordered. i would now like to yield to mr. larsen for his opening remarks. >> thank you for calling today's hearing on u.s. immigration oversight and competitiveness but i appreciate you holding this hearing at our request and safety is a must be the faa's number one priority. certainly is one. i know it's yours as well. we've looked at unmanned aircr

despite being 0 for 20, larsen rarely misses an opportunity to run.on that day, he suddenly hears a crash. >> guards think it's a bomb. but the explosion is actually the sound of a 25-ton bulldozer ramming into the prison wall, reducing it to rubble. >> when the wall crushed i only think freedom, freedom, freedom. i run as hard as i could. >> larsen and other inmates go through the gaping hole spilling out of the prison like air from a punctured balloon. kyle herman has never seen anything as strange as this. >> when i got here, it was total chaos. all the officers were outside running around searching for the inmates. >> a nationwide manhunt begins for the 12 escaped inmates, five murderers, four bank robbers, and three drug smugglers. >> definitely not people that we would like to be on the outside in a society like this. >> detective herman says that the escape was well planned in advance. a former inmate on the outside steals a bulldozer and coordinates with inmates on the inside with cell phones tossed over the wall. larsen runs to his girlfriend

larsen tells me he wasn't surprised by the attack - but he was trying to make sense of exactly what was happening i saw geysers going up, i said those ren't shell splashed those are bombs i saw torpedo planes coming over fran jenkins was a 21-year old petty officer in the navy he tells me after the attack he shot back at the japanese planes i fired the gun until that phase was all through the attack lasted about two hours. the japanese fighters destoyed more than a dozen u-s ships and killed more than two- thousand people. the attack ultimately brough the u-s into world war two few dates in history carry the significance of december 7, 1941 survivors decreases - their memories though carry on it's a day in history, i respect it in alameda mike pelton, kroon 4 news began some five starting to move up to the bay area. we're sitting at 54 currently in river more. it will drop from anywhere from 1/4 inch to a half-inch of rain. the wayne the rain will return wednesday night. currently visibility starting to drop the have the fall movie and were down to about a third visibility. temperature

pearl harbor just before 8 on december 7, 1941 >>:i watched them fly right over me mike pelton>>:larsen tells me he wasn't surprised by the attack - fran jenkins was a 21-year old petty officer in the navy he tells me after the attack he shot back at the japanese planes >>:i fired the gun until that phase was all through mike pelton>>:the attack lasted about two hours. the japanese fighters destoyed more than a dozen u-s ships and killed more than two- thousand people. the attack ultimately brough the u-s into world war two >>:few dates in history carry the significance of december 7, 1941 mike pelton>>:each year - the number of survivors decreases - their memories though carry on >>:it's a day in history, i respect it mike pelton>>:in alameda mike pelton, kron 4 news vicki liviakis>>:coming up at eight. a scathing report expected to be released on cia torture at guantanamo. why some critics say it could lead to the deaths of american's abroad. toys guns that look like the real thing. the move one state is making to insure kids aren't killed by mistake. protesters around the country. ha

sfgovtv that made it through the rain and everyone else in attendance and john stockhouse and jessie larsen that make the meeti

sfgovtv that made it through the rain and everyone else in attendance and john stockhouse and jessie larsen the meetings available on line and the transcripts. let's take roll call please. >> i will note for the record that director lee will not be present. with that director nuru. >> present. >> director reiskin. >> here. >> director sartipi might be late too. director kim. >> here. >> you have a quorum. >> is there any old business today. seeing none. we can move to the director's report. >> happy holidays. i received some good news. we got a review of the train box grant of what they do annually on how we're doing with the report and it's a good report. i can share it with the board if they would like to see it. there are a number of best practices they will recommend and the recent survey we commissioned to have a better survey in the construction market, the mitigation measures in place including accelerating the payment cycle and having the [inaudible] in place and having us do outreach to smaller contractors. in addition we were commended for our job's net and employed over 8,000 peo

sfgovtv that made it through the rain and everyone else in attendance and john stockhouse and jessie larsen that make the meetings available on line and the transcripts. let's take roll call please. >> i will note for the record that director lee will not be present. with that director nuru. >> present. >> dire r

. >> reporter: what the bindle likely does not know is that larsen has security cameras at his house and called the whole thing on video... giving brett what police a lead on the strength of holiday vandalism. >> reporter: to other houses in the neighborhood was also hit saturday night. >> reporter:tinio have for an applicable in his front yard. >> reporter: >> i just bought them i get them all up. >> what is the commotion all aspects of this crime that has these families really upset. >> it is a low at. despicable. >> my wife... there's nothing. we >> jacqueline: are talking several inches of showers. the valley will get up to 2 in. of rain. when will pick up many miracles in coastal hills likely taking down trees. it will not take much to knock them down so we are preparing for that accurate we see that it is fairly calm. >> jacqueline: pulling up tropical moisturizer as a result. >> jacqueline: here is a look at futurecast for you concede a few showers to the north. we are seeing a couple of those. the rank becomes a little bit more widespread. we are seeing a little lull. --low.

. >> in the rural town, roger larsen says he has seen shady contractors hook up to fire hydrants and much water as they can, causing delays in the seconds count world of firefighters. >> if somebody three blocks away from a fire is using a lot of water and they're taking a lot of water out of the system, that meansal -- >> across the drought stricken state, thieves are targeted irrigation canals, fire department tanks, wells, rivers and streams, but in most cases, they hit a fire hydrant, maybe carefully, maybe not. >> i they damages a fire hydrant and they don't report it because they're stealing water from it, we're unable to get water in an emergency. >> reporter: while skmunlt websites allow residents to post suspicious behavior. >> they can see the things that police if they're not in the neighborhood they can't see. >> reporter: tips from neighbors have led to arrests, since it's a misdemeanor, the crime usually just carries a $25 fine. some officials compare water theft during a drought like gouging during an emergency. >>> a slow moving storm is churning through the region to

. >> reporter: it was a different story for george larsen who was at a lighthouse on diamond head, whooo far to help. >> it happened so fast. there was only about 10 minutes of action. there was nothing i could do but watch the action. >> reporter: the living link to one of the biggest chapters in american history almost gone. >> the audacity of those bastards. that's what i thought. >> coming up at 10:35, ktvu's mike mibach talks with a hayward man who describes how he survived that featful day and how he's lived his life since. >>> a firefighter was arrested on suspicious of burglary and elder abuse. craig white of roseville used his status as a firefighter to gain entry to several homes in citrus heights then he went through the homeowners medicine cabinets to look for drugs. sacramento's fire chief reacted today to the arrest. >> if he's going around taking things from people, well he is a grinch that stole some people's christmas. >> craig white remains in custody and on administrative leave from the fire department. he is scheduled to be arranged on tuesday. >>> an accident in oa

. >> ranking member larsen and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you to discuss the unmanned aviation industry. i am a professor in the department of aeronautics and astronautics at mit, i need a research team on unmanned aerial vehicles with flight in populated environments. i worked with google for project wind, a tax delivery system. i turned down my full time in september this year. i am speaking solely for myself and cannot speak for am i to the war google. the u.s. does lead the world in you ave development but testing technology for commercial applications and training next generation of engineers are more difficult in the u.s. than others. >> is around small commercialization are quite different compared to a large primarily military you aves. the u.s. is the leader in this case still will focus on small ones. the vast majority of small u.s. navys are tall aircraft like small airplanes or helicopters. small uavs exists because of gps receivers or batteries leading to smaller and cheaper ones that are easy for anyone to fly. those offering t

actors in >> jimmy: ye >> with john goodman, michael kenneth williams >> brie lars >> yeah, brie larsenn, my dad was -- was not a good gambler. the one thing he did, he won $1500 which bought us a down payment on the one house that we actually owned for a short amount of time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but, no, he was not a good gambler. so, that was one of the reasons why. >> jimmy: that's a good lesson to learn not to gamble. >> but i did gamble in preparing for the movie. >> jimmy: yeah. would you go to like just casinos and just -- >> yeah, i went to macau. i went to the mecca of gambling which is very different from vegas and atlantic city. you know in vegas and atlantic city, they're getting everybody drunk so they can take advantage of you. in macau, these are like really serious gamblers. so, i had a bunch of friends that i was with, some wealthy businessmen from hong kong and i convinced them to give me all the cash that they had in their pockets. [ laughter ] so, we're at the wynn casino sitting there with the owner of the casinio. and i -- >> jimmy: this sounds like a a bad idea alr

larsen: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 5769, the howard coble coast guard and maritime transportation act of 2014. as a former ranking member of the coast guard subcommittee, i'm very pleased this bill provides the necessary resources to keep the men and women of the coast guard on the job. i'm also pleased this bill makes needed advancements in our nation's engagement in the arctic. our country face as steep opportunity curve when it comes to the arctic. we haven't made the needed investments in that region to protect our environment, our economic interests, or our national security. but our country gets ready to take over the chairmanship of the arctic council in 2015, and this bill now signals that our country is ready to engage further in our issues. it requires the coast guard to come up with a plan for moving our ice breaker fleet forward. it encourages the development of forward operating bases for the coast guard in the region and improves the ability of the coast guard to monitor, patrol,