brian wallace? >> i am brian wallace. i'm representing seats 14, 16 and 17.these seats represent the small businesses and neighborhood associations. currently, i serve on the middlesex association the central police advisory board as well as among the board for grades cathedral. i act as ambassador to the community through these organizations. i'm able to communicate with neighborhood associations throughout the city. i was first recommended to apply to this task force by duncan live. we've served on the same community police advisory board for over three years with capt. greg mackay printed the captain was so enthusiastic that i joined the task force he wrote me a letter of recommendation. i worked extensively with david goldman and [inaudible] to learn about the industry, to get a better understanding of its interaction with the neighborhood. by working with them i was able to understand it's very important to have a communication between the neighborhood and that cannabis industry. i will be an asset to this password to other boards i serve on requires the

brian wallace? >> i am brian wallace. i'm representing seats 14, 16 and 17.these seats represent the small businesses and neighborhood associations. currently, i serve on the middlesex association the central police advisory board as well as among the board for grades cathedral. i act as ambassador to the community through these organizations. i'm able to communicate with neighborhood associations throughout the city. i was first recommended to apply to this task force by duncan live. we've served on the same community police advisory board for over three years with capt. greg mackay printed the captain was so enthusiastic that i joined the task force he wrote me a letter of recommendation. i worked extensively with david goldman and [inaudible] to learn about the industry, to get a better understanding of its interaction with the neighborhood. by working with them i was able to understand it's very important to have a communication between the neighborhood and that cannabis industry. i will be an asset to this password to other boards i serve on requires the

brian wallace? >> i am brian wallace. i'm representing seats 14, 16 and 17.these seats represent the small businesses and neighborhood associations. currently, i serve on the middlesex association the central police advisory board as well as among the board for grades cathedral. i act as ambassador to the community through these organizations. i'm able to communicate with neighborhood associations throughout the city. i was first recommended to apply to this task force by duncan live. we've served on the same community police advisory board for over three years with capt. greg mackay printed the captain was so enthusiastic that i joined the task force he wrote me a letter of recommendation. i worked extensively with david goldman and [inaudible] to learn about the industry, to get a better understanding of its interaction with the neighborhood. by working with them i was able to understand it's very important to have a communication between the neighborhood and that cannabis industry. i will be an asset to this password to other boards i serve on requires the

i also was impressed by brian wallace. for seat 18, i would support laura thomas and also support jesse stout and seat 19, terrance alan. for seat 20, i like mr. beckelman a lot and was imyou pressed. i was prepared for jim araby and would support jennifer garcia from ufcw and should continue seat 20. in terms of representing cannabis workers and organizing and ufcw is doing that. for 21 public policy expert, i think jesse stouted could be a good addition there and i would support daisy ozim, for the youth seat, no. 22. those are my thoughts. >> well, we have a lot of names in common, and since the names are fairly interchangeable, i think we're pretty close. >> supervisor avalos, i want to interject something here. i would like to see more diversity and i'm uncomfortable taking the opportunity to fill the vaguecy in its entirety largely because i think we have to do more outreach and as you know when you are working in many minority communities it takes a little more hand-holding and i would like to be able to go back out

[end video clip] brian: mike wallace interviewing him in 1957. how big a deal was he in those years? tyler: he was a pretty big deal. he had a video broadcast, a weekly radio broadcast where he made a reference to predictions. he was a very good predictor. and part of his video broadcast was about five or six minutes of predictions. he wasn't always right. in fact, he predicted that dewey would win in 1948. but he was right about world war iii. and he talked a lot about that later on in the book, "the drew pearson diaries." it covers 1960 to 1969. several places in there, he talks about the danger of war and how the russians -- he doesn't think the russians really want war. he interviewed the biggest russian leader of that era several times, khrushchev. khrushchev works into his thoughts and dealings with the russians frequently. brian: there is a lot -- i want to just lay down some of the things he did and tell me if any of this is right or wrong. first to report of general patton slapping the soldier. tyler: 1943. brian: general douglas macarth

brian: mike wallace interviewing him in 1957. how big a deal was he in those years? tyler: he was a pretty big deal. he had a video broadcast, a weekly radio broadcast where he made a reference to predictions. he was a very good predictor. part of his video broadcast was about five or six minutes of predictions. he wasn't always right. do wet, he predicted that would win in 1948. would win in 1948. but he was right about world war iii. he talked about that in the the drew pearson diaries: ."l. ii he talks about the war and how the russia's don't really want war. the biggest rush eraleader of that area -- several times. khrushchev. khrushchev works into his thoughts and dealings with the russia's frequently. brian: i want to lay down some of the things he did and tell me if any of this is right or wrong. first report of general patton slapping the soldier. tyler: 1948. brian: general douglas macarthur threatened to sue him for publishing letters from his mistress. tyler: yes. and macarthur backed off. and fact, those letters are still around. i got a call about them s

i also was impressed by brian wallace. for seat 18, i would support laura thomas and also support jesse stout and seat 19, terrance alan. for seat 20, i like mr. beckelman a lot and was imyou pressed. i was prepared for jim araby and would support jennifer garcia from ufcw and should continue seat 20. in terms of representing cannabis workers and organizing and ufcw is doing that. for 21 public policy expert, i think jesse stouted could be a good addition there and i would support daisy ozim, for the youth seat, no. 22. those are my thoughts. >> well, we have a lot of names in common, and since the names are fairly interchangeable, i think we're pretty close. >> supervisor avalos, i want to interject something here. i would like to see more diversity and i'm uncomfortable taking the opportunity to fill the vaguecy in its entirety largely because i think we have to do more outreach and as you know when you are working in many minority communities it takes a little more hand-holding and i would like to be able to go back out

brian scoffield has a look at what we can expect. bryan? ad-lib a local family continues to 72 year old wallace inkenbrandt has been missing since christmas eve. he was last seen near the intersection of lone mountain and decatur in a silver nissan sentra with license plate p-h-b-0488. police have tracked his cell phone to the california state line, which he used to text his wife he was almost home. he hasn't been heard from since. according to the family, wallace is terminally ill and has missed some of his critical medicine. new information tonight. we are hearing from perhaps the most wanted man in the world, he is breaking a more than six month silence with an audio recording ... on which he specifically threatens israel. abcs jim avila has the latest. tape----this is believed to be the voice behind isis. a 23 minute long audio statement delivered by a man claiming to be isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. sot nats in arabic after 7 months of silence? baghdadi appears desperate to rally his beleaguered fighters who have lost ground and leadership.. 2015 has not been a good year for isis. the