>> reporter: well, the battalion chief said it is under control. it as one story building the juan point it is 2-alarm fire. you can see smoke coming from the bottom of the house. the chief said he thinks it was concentrated in the basement of the home. no he one was hurt. this house is abandoned. and has been for the last three or four years. also, a fire here three or four years as well. this is the first time it happened. the concern is that the fire would spread to the houses next door. some trees nearby and the homes are very close together.

. >>: battalion chief joe novelli's drove down from writing for the dinner. >>: and a battalion chief timinommy mota/battalion chief, san mateo--mota's sums both aspiring firefighters said they wouldn't have any other way. so, yes, like many of you, these firefighters had to work the holiday but they also get to spend the day with their friends and family and, for that, they are thankful. in san mateo, philippe djegal kron4 knows. animal lovers in sonoma county are hoping people will take advantage of a very special offer this christmas. throughout the month of december, sonoma county animal care and control is offering pet adoptions for only $10. the dogs and cats under adoption will be stated, neutered and vaccinated for free before you take them home. the agency is also holding its annual " clause and pause " portraits with santa evens. the $15 fee for a photograph with santa supports the lost and homeless animals at the shelter. the shelter is located on century court near the sonoma county airport. difficult economic times did not stop local charities -- such as san francisco's s

go back to our nert staging area, go back, tell the battalion chief, get whatever you need. eliminate your hazards first, make sure you can work safely, remove the victim quickly but bottom line, safely. lifting procedures, we're going to show you a demonstration what you do but when you do it, make sure you treat the patient and tell them what's going on. you want to crib the object. again, cribing goes underneath the object or the load to make sure it stays off the patient. that's the idea of cribbing. lift the load the height of one piece of cribbing. you want to lift a little at a time. you'll understand when we actually do this. whenever the object is set down, it never rests on the patient. it rests on the cribbing. here is the i-beam, here is the patient right here. they're going to build it high enough so the i-beam is resting on that cribbing right there because that would take the weight, hopefully take some of the weight off of the patient. so now here is the patient, here is the load right here on the patient, there's cribbing right here, there's a rescuer standi

into the corresponding emergency response districts and they are located at our fire department, battalion chief stations, basically there's a battalion chief there, he will be like the little commander of that district as far as we're concerned and the fire department's response. going to have the ham radio communication people there, they are going to set up a little base station in that fire station and they are also going to be in communication with the staging area in that district. this is what the big picture looks like, basically it's a little clearer than that, it goes up on the wall, but it's the city laid out in these response districts. it shows you where all the emergency facilities such as hospitals and police stations and fire stations and schools are. basically, there's a map that corresponds with your neighborhood. you want to get one so you can find out where in your neighborhood to go. once you've taken care of your families, your friends, your pets, your loved ones if you want you can go help out other people in your city. there it is, a place for us to gather as nert m

trained battalion. it was led by doming domingo alta rosa. >> a deputy in the legislative where assembly. >> you were a very successful counterinsurgency commander. what do you think was the we to your success? >> people from tsa santa marta see it quite differently. carlos bunilla heads a farming cooperative in this village. >> why do you think the parents are responsible for so much that took place here? >> colonel, i've spoken to more than a dozen people who say they have direct experience of atrocities that were conducted under your command. >> clearly, there were many atrocities that were commit. i heard a story about a pregnant woman whose baby were cut out of her stomach, thrown up in the air, and the fetus was stabbed. >> why were so many civilians killed touring the war here in el salvador? so if the civilians were sympathetic to the guerillas that was justification for killing them? but an awful lot were swept up and killed? why do you say it's a version of the left? you have the u.n. truth co

. >> the battalion chiefs stated that he drove down for writing for the dinner. >> i wanted to spend time with them and still have them be thankful. i have been with them for 30 years and i have my three kids, my mother-in-law here with us. >> the battalion chiefs stated that aspiring firefighters would not have it any other way. >> it is really special to spend time with my family, i get a chance to meet other people on the fire department. >> they come in and out on every day, holidays, >> so like many of you, they have to work the holidays but they also get to spend time with their family. for that, they're thankful. >> coming up on the kron4 morning new spread why the bare naked ladies are picking a fight with sea world. >> here's a live look outside from san francisco. the good nils is said george rasta stated that the hot spot is over. >> a hand written manuscript from the boss goes up for sale and a bare naked ladies quit on sea world after a controversial documentary. here is data stored with your hollywood minute >> at expected this is on to score more cash. they stated that

how could they have not known about oswald that he got this battalion mail order rifle. the guy was a nutcase and had been in the soviet union. why didn't they know about his whereabouts? they were very defensive and i think the warren commission report in some ways whitewashed or omitted the failings of the fbi in the but the basic conclusion is correct. i think the most extensive work on this is by anthony bugliosi, 1650 pages. it's an encyclopedia with all these conspiracy ideas and yet they thrive. i looked the other day at amazon and my new book was among the hardcover sellers there. it was number three. the two books that if it were conspiracies, assassination books. and i really don't deal with the assassination. i just feel it's sort of being a dead horse. >> audience members want to know what kennedy have -- if he would have had a second term? >> i think unquestionably. when he pulled the civil rights bill before congress he and bobby were very concerned that they would jeopardize the 64 re-election because they had won by such a neuromargin and they won texas a

received a standing avenue evacuation and he was a member of the engineer brat tall beyond and -- battalion and he was with an all black all combat army unit. >>> and in the wake of a huge scrap fire imagine and. on sea part weight on management. this is just how badly the air quality from that smoke was. >> reporter: it was 113 micrograms and the standard is 35 mike programs of -- micrograms. it has put a shelter in place warning. >> carlos alexa maldonado dough a father of two said he watch a smokey hastenville lop the area. >> we tried to escape it but the smell was seeping through. walls. >> reporter: the fire started at the sims metal management yard. people in several counties were asked to stay inside and keep their windows and doors closed. >> the smoke factor, we take a little extra precautions to make sure people are not exposed to it. >> and from the bay area, although people in the area will be excited here, in that area, they also limb ted today that we will take every possible measure to limit the risk of incidents of this type and and manage them with professionellism when th

on battalion avenue.there is a long line of battalion hq building stretching for a mile or more through this part of the posts and like all the other cool things this one is square bland and tanned inside and out. not much to it but a long corridor a reception desk a handful of offices a conference room. the walls are mostly bare. in front the well-kept lawn slopes to the street behind a long stretch parking lot filling now with cars and the barracks in next-door at neuroequally nondescript warehouse were in a couple of our soldiers will line up to retrieve their weapons. the manifest is for several soldiers a good part of a field artillery battalion. some soldiers to plan the next day and a smaller number have gone it. field artillery was at the time of this writing one of the only combat arms branches with positions open to women so the soldiers are mostly men. in accordance of mine daniel has invited me to this event. her husband is the senior nco who has already served two tours so he got assigned to

now the city will also explore whether or not to install a camera in the van of the battalion chief. that will be for training purposes and accountability. the city council will vote on this at 6:30 at city hall tonight. reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco's district attorney's office is reportedly investigates a possible coverup in a drunk driving case involving a city firefighter. police arrested michael quinn on dui charges after he crashed his ladder truck into a motorcyclist. the -- tried to cover up the circumstances surrounding the crash. >>> new information about a deadly weekend shooting outside of a san francisco club. one woman was killed. police say the woman who survived is now under police guard at the hospital. now this happened just after 2:00 a.m. yesterday near 6th and jesse streets. two women were shot as they sat in their car. both were taken to the hospital. but one of them died. a man who did not want his face to be shown on camera says he saw the gunman. >> he shot in the car on one side and went around and shot again. >> so

a battalion chief told me that one person, one resident was helped out, was escorted out. i asked firefighters if they know how it started. they said they don't just yet. neighbors tell me they are concerned about one resident that was taken away by police officers. i spoke briefly with one officer. he said at this point, he doesn't think that's related. we are trying to get more information on that. i'm told a spokesperson from the fire department is on the scene. we are hoping to speak with him very soon. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> thank you for the update. we'll be checking back. >> the teenager recovering from serious burns after being set on fire aboard an a.c. transit bus is expected to be home by day's end. "today in the bay's" marla tallez in our newsroom with more on sasha fleischmann's expected hospital release. good news for the family. >> sasha fleischmann has been through so much since november 4th. just in time for thanksgiving, the 18-year-old is set to go home. he was riding on a bus when prosecutors say 16-year-old richard thom

. >> a3p stationary engine engine, ladder truck and a third district battalion chief car i was assigned for 24 hours. and then than one house fighters and then the latter response flames and smoke visible. then filtered into the apparatus floor from all directions the galley doors cover the barracks and the hallway leading to the offices. one man came from the outside and another came from the workshop. a beehive field with activity then dashed to the stations struggled into their turnout coats and the latter with out uttering a word. this momentary silence with the startup of diesel engines went in and the drain sorrels to the overhead door of radio chatter fills the air as men have a the cylinder faults into the heavy weather on the left side of the station the engine was on the right side the chief car was behind. lightning and thunder the sudden glare of sirens to accelerate to virginia beach boulevard followed by the of ladder truck took the immediate right through powerful speech. the streets were flooded there was little traffic as soon as i slipped on my a gloves i contemplated

more importantly battalions have been flown in to help in clearing operations. help is coming, but the challenge is to delivering it to the people who need it. >> here's how you can help. several organizations are setting up relief efforts for the victims. the world program will send supply and they're working to restore communication there. you can donate by texting $10. that is $1 $10. many are airlifting their supplies to the hardest hit areas. and you can donate to unicef.org/support. people can send their checks to local red cross chapters, just write philippines typhoon in the memo line. elsewhere secretary of state john kerry has a lot of convincing to do. talks on iran's nuclear program ended without an agreement. he's trying to reassure america's mideast allies that a deal would not put their security at risk. secretary kerry has to satisfy members of congress who are pushing for tougher new sanctions for iran. mike viqueira from the white house, mike, what are they saying about lack of a deal. >> reporter: there is sharp disagreement. france is with th

so, thank you to the battalion 2 chief. hilbtion hickey is here on the chief's behalf.is here today and donna is going to tell you why. (applause) * >> good evening. my name is dianne rivera, and i have a cold. so, i hope you'll bear with me. i'm a member of the neighborhood emergency response team, and i am so pleased, as we all are, that nora has been chosen as the exemplary leader -- for receiving the exemplary leadership award for 2012. nora is a leader in her neighborhood and we all recognize her as a leader throughout the city. as a past coordinator nora has led her team in all aspects of nert training. nora does many other things for the nert program. she has organized youth groups, namely the red cross youth group, so they can act as victims during our triage drills. nora also participates in mini drills, outreach tabling programs, and she does continuing training. when nora is not doing this, she's working in the nert office organizing volunteers. nora is our resident ar extraordinaer. and what do i mean by that? nora has the ability through use of makeup to cr

>> reporter: well, the battalion chief said it is under control. building the juan point it is 2-alarm fire. you can see smoke coming from the bottom of the house. the chief said he thinks it was concentrated in the basement of the home. no he one was hurt. this house is abandoned. and has been for the last three or four years. also, a fire here three or four years as well. this is the first time it happened. the concern is that the fire would spread to the houses next door. some trees nearby and the homes are very close together. firefighters said initially. they figured no one was in the home and no one lived here any more and they were working to make sure the flames didn't spread. they used this ladder here. they have the ladder head directly offer the building for awhile. now, you can see they moved it back. there is still smoke coming from the basement. the battalion chief out here said because it is concentrated in the basement. there are concerns that it was too dangerous for the firefighters to go into the building. that's why they are usi

what the battalion chief told me was that he was actually more aided out, i guess those were his words, that he didn't have to be rescued. they kind of helped him out. i asked fw there were any injuries and he said no. a couple of minutes ago, i did see paramedics push a stretcher down the street there. there are a number of people standing around in robes waiting for information. again, when i just walked down there, it did look like firefighters finally were getting a handle on this. that's the latest reporting live in alameda, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> today, the day before thanksgiving, one of the biggest travel days of the year, weather out on the east coast causing some major concern for millions of travelers. a strong winter storm pummeling a lot of areas there. the storm could also impact that macy's day parade. forecasters at this point think that storm will bring snow, rain, and sustained winds of 20 miles per hour with gusts of nearly 40 miles per hour right there in new york city. rules say if sustained winds exceed 23 miles per hour and gusts exceed 34, more t

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the proposal also calls for a dash cam system to be installed into the vehicle of one of palo alto battalion fire chiefs. if approved, it would cost the city just over300,000. reporting live at palo alto police, bob rydell. >> bob, thank you very much. >>> speing of palo alto, the city council wants to eand the outdoor smoking ban dotown. earlier this year, the council tlawed smoking in parks and incread theo smoking buffer around public building entrances. now it wants to expand that ban to eliminate thosemall pocke downtown where smoking is curreny allowed. that would include university d california avenues as well ashe side streetsround the arena. > we are followi breaking news now in flida. george zimmerman under arres again, this time aer deputies a home nr orlando.ance call at now, is not immediately known what happened or what sort of the arrest, of course, is the last in legal troub along former neighborhoowatch the volunteer. he was acquitted earlier this year for charges i the fatal shooting of trayvon martin. >>> well, today marks 3 years since the jones town massacre. there's a s

battalions have flown in to help with clearing operations. help is arriving.he challenge is to deliver it to the people who need it. al jazeera, manila. >> the vatican on sunday pope francis leading thousands of people there in prayer for victims of the typhoon. he urged the faithful to send help. the philippines has one of the largest catholic populations. and several organizations are setting up relief efforts for the victims. the world food program will send emergency supplies and it's working to restore communications. you can donate $10 by texting aid to 27722. uniounicef is donatee donating e sides and you can doe made to unicef at unicef.org /support. and you can directly donate to the philippine red cross at red cross.org .ph. after the storm moved on from the philippines it moved on to vietnam. we have more on what is the strongest storm on record. >> reporter: after the storm goes over land, it weakened rapidly. southern china, vietnam, that's where the heaviest rain came down. this is 24 hours ago in the last 24 hours once it goes over land we reall

two assistant chiefs and a battalion could be suspended for their actions after the crash the fire department is investigating whether other firefighters tried to help the accused firefighter avoid a d.u.i. arrest. >> from oakland, police are asking for witnesses to come forward to help them solve a shooting that wounded seven men at a barbecue and birthday party. amy hollyfield is in oakland with more on that story. amie? >> police have not made any arrests and they think they will need the public's help on this. a city council member we spoke with this morning says that this has got to stop. oakland police say at least two men walked up to a birthday party barbecue at 96 and olive just after 6:00 and started shooting. seven people were shot. >> currently, six of the victims are in stable condition. one victim still remains in critical but stable condition. >> investigators say the victims are all men ranging in age from 23 to 31 years. they do nut necessity if they were all guests but they are asking anyone with information to come forward. >> we know a majority of the victims were attendin

and they chopped these infantry battalions up into squads and sent them out, as i mentioned, to these mud-walled communities, and that was very traumatic for the conventional forces to have their subordinate squads, these young guys, sent out. and, of course, the worst atrocity and crime of the war was sergeant bayles in kandahar, terrible massacre. you just -- horrific. i was actually flying to the neighboring district that morning. and i was actually -- we were shocked and surprised that the district i was going to didn't just, you know, erupt in, you know, outrage at this crime. and, obviously, that was a very special case. this individual was just, in my view, just completely off his rocker. but it is, i think, emblematic of the kind of stressful situation that we put these guys in, and we have to make sure that they're ready, they're ready to do it. >> ambassador. >> returning to -- [inaudible] from patricia, so on croatia. well, given the fact that it is obvious that there is a good proportion in the development of special forces in favor of using soft power rather than just --

they are flying in two battalions to begin clearing operations there in ernest. there were 15,000 troops stationed in a central philippine, in the islands, but they, too, are victims of the storm and need support from the other parts of the country. they cannot get equipment in with the men. they'll have to use what equipment and hardware they can salvage from the debris. >> presumably the mood in the philippines, in the capital is a sombre one. what of the efforts from the capital and surrounding area to pitch in? they are trying as much as possible. they are setting up websites, chat rooms so people with missing relatives may communicate request each other and are trying to get the word across to the media, very much involved in public service. many people who are on the ground have walked for hours to get the temporary mobile phone sites that have been set up by corporation, so that people could get word out to their families that they were alive. many of these people are not able to remember the phone numbers of family members that are not in the federal phil

we put more senior leaders on the ground so they could partner with the afghan battalions. we built that structure and put a one-start general in charge specifically to focus on that. we cut that force back by 50%. not because we are trying to cut the force structure but it's been met with such great success. by december 2014 will it be phenomenal? no. it will be -- i'm confident we will have set the conditions with the greatest opportunity for the afghan people to take charge of their lives. i feel good about it. >> thank you. i see my time is up, mr. chairman. >> senator vitter. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thanks to all our witnesses, particularly for all of your service to our country. we all appreciate that. i understand you all have clearly articulated real problems and readiness, number one, and number two, that lack of readiness costs lives. lives are directly at stake. that concerns us all. i think the last time this possibility of a real hollow force and significant lack of readiness happened was in the 1990s. general odierno, would you consider that challenge t

. >>: and battalion chief both sons aspiring firefighters said they wouldn't have it any other way. > with my family meet other people and the fire department and their families. >>: i'm thankful for the hard work these men do. they come and in and out every holiday. >>: many of these fire fighters have to work the holidays with the also got to spend time with their friends and family after that they are thankful. as sam tell philippe de djegal kron 4 news. >>will: coming up on the kron4 morning news many of you have already completed your black friday shopping the lots of eager shoppers are just getting started. will have live look from the livermore outlets in just a few minutes. here's a live look outside if you're heading shopping either an foster city san mateo or an east bay you can see no problems in either direction on the salmon to problems in either directell me you can't wao for chrimas. and you appreciate the things do. tell me you love m even if you say it every d. just tell me [ female announcer ] everyone you love has somethin they need to hear this holay. tell the with

we have a battalion chief and another -- it looks like some other people have been evacuated from the building. i don't see any smoke or any flames. i'm not exactly sure what this is related to, but i just want you to be aware that we're aware of it, and right now i don't see anything tremendous happening that would prevent people from standing out front. reporting live in san francisco, bob riddell, nbc bay area news. >> two stories in one. it's that development that we'll check back with you. in the meantime, new concerns about the safety of those popular ride-sharing services. the action uber is now taking after a driver allegedly assaulted a passenger. >>> all-time he's this morning for google, nasdaq, and san jose state. we'll take a look coming up. >>> sounds promising, but this really isn't. nasty weather hitting the east coast. we'll tell you what, if you're not heading out that way, it could impact your thanksgiving travel plans right here in the bay area. >> plus, we'll take a look at your thanksgiving forecast as well. >> it is popular and hip, but one man says uber is also

government is assuring everybody that they are working as fast as they can, they brought in two battalionso do clearing. they are getting help from the british, and the australians. again, another hitch. there is a storm over the central islands today. >> huge logistical problems. thank you for the update. marga ortigas live in manila. >> we'll talk about tacloban, one of the hardst hit areas. hundreds of families lost homes. it's hard to deliver aid when infrastructure is damaged. >> first light brings hope to people in the central philippines. each day it signals the arrival of flights by the military, bringing in supplies, taking people out of an area destroyed by typhoon haiyan. getting on board are the injured and sick. and those who lost everything. people walk the huge distances to get to the airport in the hope they may find food or water given out by the military, or a ticket out. etched on their faces - the pain of who is becoming an increasingly desperate situation. many who chose to stay are struggling to come to terms with the disaster. >> we really want to get out of the hous

i come before you today to honor five soldiers, those attached to and those of the 75th ranger battalion, fort bening, georgia. fort benning is home to the entire ranger regimen. they are an elite group of soldiers, performs specialized operations for the army. the 75th ranger region minute as well as rangers of the regimental headquarters and the special battalion are deployed. i have a deep commitment to fort bening and once the soldiers go through fort benning, georgia, they become part of the family. five were part of a mission gone wrong. sergeant patrick hawkins, private first class cody paterson, first lieutenant jennifer marino and special agent joseph peters were killed by an improvised explosive device while conducting combat operations in kandahar province, afghanistan. and corporal joshua harris was seriously injured. they came to fort benning from across the nation. they are sons and daughters and loved by many. their loss is felt across our nation, and we thank them for paying the ultimate sacrifice. as we mourn the loss of these four soldiers, i also want to give thanks fo

comments@captioncolorado.com y: tonight, disaster in the middle of americ homes are mowed down by a battalion of deadly tornadoes. dean reynolds and don dahler have the destruction and stories of survival. >> i had just grabbed my baby out of the crib and we jumped into the bathtub. >> pelley: dr. jon lapook report there is may be a flaw in those new guidelines for cholesterol. a traffic stop ends with police firing at a minivan fillith children. john miller investigates. and bob schieffer with a doctor who treated the wounded president kennedy. why he believes what kennedy was wearing may have cost him his life. >> schieffer: doctor, just tell me what's happened here now. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

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battalion, battal >>> as we reported here last week, in syria tonight there is a race against time to save the children who have suffered through war from a crippling disease that the whole world thought was eradicated. there are now ten confirmed cases of polio inside syria. and as refugees flee into neighboring countries, there's real concern now that polio could cross the border with them. our chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman saw this crisis unfolding first hand at refugee camps in lebanon, jordan. >> reporter: mona is doing everything she can to keep her family alive and healthy under the most terrible circumstances. with four children and a fifth on the way, her family escaped the conflict in syria and now lives in a squalid makeshift settlement in lebanon. like everyone in the camp, they barely have basic necessities. and poor sanitation, dirty water, and scarce food are constant threats. it must be hard to worry about food and shelter and getting all the right medicines. very difficult, she says. the place is not clean, as you can see. not for the children or their heal

comments@captioncolorado.com y: tonight, disaster in the middle of americ homes are mowed down by a battalion of deadly tornadoes. dean reynolds and don dahler have the destruction and stories of survival. >> i had just grabbed my baby out of the crib and we jumped into the bathtub. >> pelley: dr. jon lapook report there is may be a flaw in those new guidelines for cholesterol. a traffic stop ends with police firing at a minivan fillith children. john miller investigates. and bob schieffer with a doctor who treated the wounded president kennedy. why he believes what kennedy was wearing may have cost him his life. >> schieffer: doctor, just tell me what's happened here now. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, tornadoes this late in the year are rare, but this week before thanksgiving dozens of them tore across the nation's mid-section. preliminary estimates from the government say there were 75 tornadoes yesterday in seven states from tennessee to michigan. at least eight deaths are reported. relatively few considering the numb

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. >> reporter: fairfax county battalion chief is with task force one, a rescue team. he's in the philippines and spoke to us by phone. [indiscernible] >> reporter: food, water and shelter are needed for the survivors. google is launching their google person finder, a high- tech crisis tool being used to match family members throughout the world with their displaced loved ones in the philippines. one thing is for sure. help is coming from all over the world. >> the people are very resilient and will be able to overcome these challenges. >> 22 nations, including the united states have committed to help with recovery efforts. they've already mobilized troops and aid efforts but it's too soon to tell how long it will take to get the people of the philippines back on their feet, especially since they're dealing with a small earthquake this morning and ootd storm crossing -- and another storm crossing the island. >>> lawyers for the man police say is responsible for the boston bombing will ask a judge to ease restrictions placed on them. they say there are administrative me

reducing infantry battalions, regiments, air groups pretty significantly. we're pairing that down, senator. as it relates to somebody getting fired, i can't speak to that. i can talk pretty intimately about the maneuvering around among the f-35 program, both with the management at lockheed martin and my service. there have been cost overruns, but our vector is actually heading in the right direction on the program. >> senator, the short answer is yes, absolutely need to get entitlements and benefit reform. there's no question about that. i hope we would roll the savings we could make from that back into the tools and training our people need to be fully ready. if we did that, they would understand the reason and they would see the result in a meaningful way. if we take the money and use it for something else, it will be a bigger problem for them. cost overruns and growth, i agree with everything you said. we're looking at every staff. we're in the process of internally reducing two four stars, 15 three-star positions and decreasing the number of people in h

i want to give a shout ought to battalion chief williams from station 38. where are you, chief? there she is. (applause) >> and i think we have some activities going on over there. i also want to give a big thank you to fire commissioner and lafayette park champion don. where is don? (applause) >> he's actually playing on the swings. [laughter] >> all right. next up, it does take great leadership from our elected leaders and another true example at the state level for us has been phil king. also he's on the state assembly. he's that young dad with two kids and uses our parks and play grounds all the time. he couldn't be here, but i have [speaker not understood] to say a very brief word to present a proclamation. thank you. >> thank you so much, phil. i'm here on behalf of assembly member tang as phil mentioned. this is a wonderful park truly an effort on behalf of the community. we're here on behalf of the state assembly to present proclamations to the friends of lafayette park, rec and park, dpw, and carina as well. thank you so much, bill, and we'll be handing these out. >> th

how could they have not known about oswald that he got this battalion mail order rifle. the guy was a nutcase and had been in the soviet union. why didn't they know about his whereabouts? they were very defensive and i think the warren commission report in some ways whitewashed or omitted the failings of the fbi in the but the basic conclusion is correct. i think the most extensive work on this is by anthony bugliosi, 1650 pages. it's an encyclopedia with all these conspiracy ideas and yet they thrive. i looked the other day at amazon and my new book was among the hardcover sellers there. it was number three. the two books that if it were conspiracies, assassination books. and i really don't deal with the assassination. i just feel it's sort of being a dead horse. >> audience members want to know what kennedy have -- if he would have had a second term? >> i think unquestionably. when he pulled the civil rights bill before congress he and bobby were very concerned that they would jeopardize the 64 re-election because they had won by such a neuromargin and they won texas a

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