>>> san francisco police and firefighters are called to the bodine bakery after diners get sick in the restaurant. it happened after 10:00 a.m. when 911 saying people inside the bakery were getting ill. we are live outside the bakery. you got there before the police even arrived, correct? >> we did. you can see people are now outside enjoying themselves and eating. the call initially came in at 10:21. people inside the restaurant were coughing and reporting eye irritation. let's take a look. it prompted the evacuation of customers and staffers from the building. firefighters thought there was a problem with a refrigerator under repair. the hazmat team took samples and learned it was pepper spray that was making people sick. it was intentionally discharged. 11 people had to be treated including tourists visiting from outside the bay area. >> i started could having and it seemed like everybody in the restaurant started coughing. we didn't know what it was. >> we didn't have witnesses that a homeless person came into the building and maliciously discharged pepper spray. that's the source

bodine, peaceful participation comes later. the broad contours of who holds power. i take a recent history. an african-american was elected to the presidency. fairness. but the fact that african-americans are not slaves was resolved by violence. so our world is formed by war by violence and not by peaceful forms of political dvd. we don't like it but it's true. >> host: some people there say we've grown up. we should be more sophisticated than we were 400 200 100 years ago. >> guest: i wish it was true. unfortunately not everyone is peaceful and sophisticated. all others have to be prepared to fight. the one case that i can't find historically, of the nation, as a group that was totally crude is the case of the travel islands. the more you worry would not say if for any reason. unfortunately a neighboring tribe on another island is that more your he wouldn't fight. faq and ate them. pacifism is rare and not always the best thing. if we lived in the world of angels we could be pacifists but we don't. >> host: benjamin ginsberg you write war is terrible but it also na

a structurally deficient list is sheaf, but don't tell katrina -- safe, but don't tell katherine bodine whose windshield was smashed by falling debris wednesday evening. >> this is not a safety issue. it's a superficial issue we can take care of quickly. it's very infrequent. >> reporter: i had no problem today finding at lee one other disturbing example. this is where the beltway cross over southbound branch avenue. thick size chunks appear to have fallen just inches from where vehicles were nearby and this half century old bridge is not on the structurally deficient list, but despite the issues the internal integrity of the bridge at branch avenue and suitland road sound and they are viewed as safe. >> we inspect our bridges very aggressive live in mayr player. we're proud of -- in maryland. we're proud of the fact we have 3% structurally deficient, the lowest percentage anywhere on the east coast. >> reporter: but mrs. dean has no confidence in think of them. >> and i just froze. i mean nothing else i could do. i was frozen. >> reporter: here is a chunk of the concrete that i found.

. >> masterman south berry park, bow -- bodine, charter boy's latin.hey have the administration and the passion of the teachers and top down bring to the table they have a robust board and development committee they create a community around them from bring in from as policy and support from all levels. that doesn't have to be privately run. it could be a public school. i agree it's not perfect the public school system, i think giving up on it will deprive many unprivileged folks the opportunity to get a good education. >> they are the folks that went to went -- that want to go to a charter school. look at the public schools it's a failure. eu89 -- it takes extraordinary people to get past the media -- mediocre. >>> segment william -- williams let's talk about him governor wolf put a more tore yum on the execution -- moratorium of death death -- executions. you're a law ro if he -- professor who is going to win this. the d.a. said this moratorium has no basis in law it's unconstitutional and governor wolf said as governor i have the power to reprieve a

you can see ambulances and paramedics at the scene at the bodin. bakery after the has has situation was reported. we will follow the story for you and you can follow it on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> san jose police are searching for more involved in the shooting death of a security guard the they arrested two people yesterday. though expect more arrests in the coming days. the 34-year-old manny zuniga was slot and killed while try to intervene when a man stole a box of cigars from a liquor store where manny zuniga works. >> firefighters are search for answer aing when an auto body shop went up in flames on international boulevard and burned the garage and office. no one was hurt. >>> today we will learn more of safety tests happening on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. caltrain has been testing 32 rods found with cracks last area. they anchor the main cables from the tower to the bridge deck. crews have worked to determine if 2200 bolts will hold up or if they need to be replaced. >> terror trouble overseas and three teen girls are accused

and our last speaker is ambassador barbara bodine. in addition to a long distance career in the state department having served in yemen as ambassador among other countries, i'm delighted issues also a colleague of mine now at georgetown having the institute for diplomacy. i feel these four speakers are going to give us a sense of the challenges and also some sense of what might be done about these complex. so let's start with ibrahim over in doha. please, and thank you for joining us today. [inaudible[inaudible] >> inevitably there will be video problems. okay ibrahim -- that's never a good sound to come out of any device. ibrahim, can you hear us now? no. okay. i'm actually going to vary the order a little bit. what i'm going to do is while our technical folks can fix this in a room and ask fred to kick off in hopes it would go to ibrahim after that. fred, if you don't mind please. >> a pleasure to be under look forward to hearing my colleagues comments very soon. i just returned from libya and i can't emphasize enough that this is a

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i'm going to go to ambassador bodine next and hopefully our technical issues can be resolved. >> well, thank you. thank you all for coming. battling the remnants of what passes for a blizzard in washington. and i notice a number of people in the audience who could do just as well sitting up here as sitting out there. look forward to the question and answer. thank you for your overview of where we are on yemen and bringing us up to date on yemen and libya. i have to say that sometimes when i hear people talk about libya, i kind of envy you. because it seems as if you've got a nice neat, east versus the west. >> made it too simple. >> yeah i know. and i took your point on fragmentation and everything. you get to what i describe as a kaleidoscopic political structure. a finite pieces in an infinite number of peppers. i'm sometimes concerned in washington we try to find mosaics, which are static as opposed to kaleidoscopes which are in constant motion when we're trying to do policy. i think one of the first questions on the policy side that the u.s. and others need to ask is do we judge w