that is where the 40 caliber and beretta 9 were located in the cabinet. >> the storage area where they were located in your building, is that a shared storage area? >> it is not. >> is it a separate storage area dedicated to you? >> yes. >> in a storage area, where were the guns? >> in a cabinet. they were stored in a cabinet, a large, paul cabinet -- tall cabinet. >> did it have a lock on it? >> ended. -- it did. the door to the storage area was padlocked and bolt locked. >> where was your smith and wesson revolvers? >> also in the same location, different cabinet. >> within your storage unit but not with the other pistols? >> that is right. >> in this conversation with the inspectors, is it your testimony you told them you did not know where your smith and wesson gun was or whether you even still own it? >> i believe so. i was fostered because i wanted to beat -- i was clustered -- flustered because i wanted to be specific. at that moment, i wanted to be as precise as i possibly could. the storage room was a mess. >> the inspectors told you they would give you 24 hours to locate your

i would like to have sergeant beretta, brian, morris and johnson up on the stage, please. capt. garity will redo the award citation. -- will read the award citation. >> good evening. on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence, pounding on doors and alerting them there was a fire. many of them were still asleep. essentially they were forced to withdraw from the building because the heat was so intense in the building. the fire department was still in route to the fire. not until the fire department arrived did it take over the evacuation of the fire personnel were ordered out of the building onto the street for the structure at 824 high street, and asphalt and some of the fire equi

>> the two semiautomatic, at the six and the beretta, they are -- their slide chambers were completely setback. they were neutralized by a lot of tape. there was never ammunition in the weapons themselves at all. and it were completely immobilized from being of any use, and they were stored in a cabin vent -- cabinet in a storage room that would take both the padlock and a bald what, two keys, in order to gain entry. on at the smith, it was an open a cylinder, no ammunition, a taped so that the cylinder would not be -- so that the cylinder cannot be engaged, so that, again, they would be rendered neutralized. >> thank you. at any time after your address in january -- arrest in january, at any time, did you have control over those weapons? >> objection. >> do you understand the question? >> yes, i believe i do. >> overruled. >> i had no control and no contact at all with those weapons. >> thank you. going to move on now to -- i believe that your inaugural, you testified earlier that you used the phrase at some point during the media interview or conference, you used the phrase "private

pulled out his nine millimeter beretta and gun he started firing at them with him. i see this marine out of my i say he's been faking he's dead he's faking he's dead . and at that point he raises m. sixteen and i raised my camera at the same time and he squeezed the trigger off and fires directly into the man's head and i remember it very specifically i've seen a lot of people killed in coverage before in my past wars but i've never seen what i thought was an execution i suggested to my network that maybe we don't show the video in its entirety we only show portions of it that we mitigate the impact of the video by self censoring in some ways by not showing that videotape people were completely confused about what the intentions of the marine was at that moment they basically accepted he might have been in fear for his life they had no other way to judge his actions because i didn't give them another way to me that was the ultimate betrayal of me of my trust that the public and judge ordered me to do this particular job. inside the mosque there was another man wound

not an obligation it's an important option that we all have as americans this is a semiautomatic beretta nine millimeter handgun it's a very dependable weapon it's currently in use by the u.s. army. while in washington today the supreme court took up a landmark case a case that could decide for the first time ever whether the second amendment guarantees americans the right to own a gun the second amendment says plainly the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed but that comes at the end of a much longer sentence giving states the right to keep a well regulated militia. in one nine hundred seventy six the d.c. council in reaction to rising gun violence decided to enact a law basically banning the registration of new handguns it's from one nine hundred seventy six on that has been the law. think clearly the washington d.c. law is out of sync with the constitution i mean you look at all the american history from the seven hundred ninety two it was unfortunately it was an individual right you're looking at a landmark decision. a lot of elected officials for some time have used th

the actor known for his temper almost as much for his roles like beretta, apparently did not like piersg. because if you don't know i'm telling you the truth, you must have a little scratch in the back of your head about where i'm lying. tell me where i'm lie glg you're saying i i'm not saying the truth. >> i don't care. you put me on the stand. >> why are you being so defensive? >> because you just insulted me. >> i didn't insult you. >> yes, you did. nobody tells me i'm a liar. >> i didn't call you a liar. >> you said, i might not be telling the truth. what the hell is the difference? i don't want to take this anyplace special. all i want -- let me say it this way. my skin is a little bit thin. >> sure. >> which is why i stay away from people mostly. i've never allowed people to ask me the questions that i'm answering. i allowed you to do that because i trust you and i would have assumed that you and that guy in your ear would trust me and if you don't, then we better start talking about the "little rascals." >> hmm. you might remember, blake was acquitted of his wife's murder in 2005