ammon bundy was finally arrested. but in the lead vehicle, lavoy refused to get out.tu >> i am noing off the vehicle. this is lavoy finicum. t you washoot me, you shoot me. but i'm not going anywhere. >> they had unmarked vehicles. we don't know who thespeople are. and we didn't want to get out of e vehicle. and that's why i pulled up the camera. i was defense mode. and our best weapon is our cameras. >> who are you? >> yeah, who are you? >> who are you? >> oregon state police. >> oregon state police. >> okay, well, i'm going over te meet the sff in grant county. usu can come along with us and you can talk witver there. >> no, you're going to turn off your vehicle. >> you can go ahead and shoot me. put the laser right there. put the bullet through the head. >> i could see the laser on top of lavoy's hat. we were absolutely afraid for our life. you want my blood on your hands? then get it done, because we've got people to see d places to go. >> right now you need to do what you're told. >> no, i don't. >> you need to b

ammon rode in the second car. his brother ryan, lavoy finicum, and a militileader were in the firs at the last minute, they werein jo by two women, including shawna cox. >> i wasn't supposed to be in that vehicle at all. i thought we were going to a meeting, we'll be there for a couple of hours, and we'll be back. >> you couldn't let the occupation go on forever. so the intent of this operation was to get them as far away from any populated area apossible. >> narrator: 30 miles down a twisting mountain road, the vehicles entered an area outsid of cell phonreception.d the fbi, bby state police,ov made theire. officers pulled the cars over. ammon bundy was finally arrested.d but in the lhicle, lavoy refused to get out. >> am not turning off the vehicle. this is lavoy finicum. shyou want to shoot me, yot me. but i'm not going anywhere.rk >> they had un vehicles. we don't know who these people are.d we didn't want to get out of the vehicle. and that's why i pulled up the camera. i was in defense mode. and our best wea

and we heard a presentation from building and energy analyst ammon regan and barry hooper about the implementation and upcoming revisions to the san francisco building ordinance, and we learned about the -- not surprisingly, the importance of data and tracking improvements and moving the needle on energy efficiency in the commercial sector. two really good meetings, i think -- especially good. >> going to move onto the operations, and then, we'll have questions and then public comment. commissioner stephenson. >> yep. we had an operations committee meeting last week, on january 16, and the bulk of our discussion centered around the budget that we just approved. we also heard a great presentation by becca raven about an outreach campaign. it was absolutely fantastic. you probably saw it. it was a campaign about the supergreen program, 100% renewable energy through the cleanpowersf program. you may have seen the ads on buses or bus shelters or across social media. what pi personally, as a media and marketing person loved about this how they took data and insight from a couple of years ago that they

classmate shania ammon. >> starting school without her, that was probably one of the hardest days throughskylar was just a go to person and she was gone. >> skylar's friend morgan lawrence was dreading roll call. >> i didn't have any classes with her, thank god. >> you didn't want to hear her name called. >> it's not the same. i know you can't tell the teacher we don't know if she's coming back. >> in some ways, life seemed normal. skylar's good friend sheila eddy seen in this video taken in the classroom is back in school. >> i don't want my baby to look like him. >> so is bff rachel shoaf >> kids saying things from skylar had overdosed and things that skylar is in a different country. >> daniel hoevatter was in drama with rachel and knew how close the three girls were. he wondered if rachel and sheila might be helping cover something up for skylar. >> there had been rumors going around, rachel and sheila know where she's hiding. >> daniel knew rachel and sheila were the last ones to see skylar and wondered if they were protecting her or maybe protecting someone else. either way, they ha

she placated a hostile house of ammons by offering lawmakers house vote.ill also be a vote on leaving with no deal. there are a lot of amendments. is a conservative member of parliament and a member of the committee on exiting the european union. for annse of this international audience who is confused with the vote. it is not a meaningful vote, it is a series of amendments. by tomorrow, will i in our viewers have a clearer view of what kind of deal parliament will vote for? >> i don't think tomorrow morning you will have a clearer idea. what i can say is that we are inching towards getting a deal through the house of commons. it has been incredibly difficult up until now because parliament has been subdivided about what kind of parliament it wants. there is a group in my party that once the maximum celebration possible. there are a group of mps in a cleannt that want break altogether. i think people are starting to come round to the idea that even though they don't like the deal that is being negotiated, it is actually the only show in town. francine: do

also social security you should know is a co you get ammon myth, well, what happens is we have borrowedrom social security. we have been fighting continuous wars. has there ever been a bill to pay for the war? the short answer is no. when we go to war, it's the full faith and credit of the united states government. that is not the case with social security. you you should know that there are -- you should know that what happens is that there are designated t-bills, meaning treasury bills, and they are actually housed in west virginia, that are setaside for social security. understandably as people talk about future debt or how we pay for this and since social security is the full faith and credit of the american people as they have paid for through the federal insurance contribution act, that there is this notion that we're borrowing from the social security fund. that is not true. and our goal is to make sure that the fund as it's stated in law is sufficiently solvent. that it's not raided. so people like judy, don't know if you receive social security or not, get it. but i would also