burke and smith both share.burke, an irishman, mixed background, moderate catholic, grows up in dublin, comes to london, by the age of 35 has found himself a member of parliament and right-hand man to the chief. this is a time when the conventional assumption that coming to england was on the lookout of a fortune or your daughter so a significant achievement to do that. burke, matched by smith, a scott again with enormous insight into that english society and english political economy and what is fascinating is the two of them, if you want to think about economic modernity that comes with smith, not because of it is intergalactic recombinant of treatment of ideas we take as central to the economy or economic the arising, division of labor, being one example, specialization, invisible hand, great ideas you find but the thing that really marks these ideas, what marks smith is he puts markets at the center of economic theorizing. in parallel thing that makes burke -- he puts representative government and political

sean burke here. and i will give you a rundown. you should have a newly landscape-orientation hearing notes in your binder. it gives me an opportunity to explain things a little more clearly in the note section. there were two notice of violations issues, one for stratus at 358 ocean. that was for operating without a permit. that was an establishment or location that had a permit in the past and they're going through a planning issue right now. we've issued them a temporary permit to operate. and the other was revolution cafe. we gave, on a previous visit, a verbal warning to keep doors closed during entertainment and they were found to have a door open during entertainment performance. we issued a notice of violation there. two citations were issued. club malibu found in excess of their internal sound limit upon testing. and one for underground sf at 424 haight, violation of good neighbor policy, having a door open while entertainment was on. i wanted to bring up an inspection we did at mezzanine after a complaint from hampton inn

so sarah tracy kept money in the burke and herbert bank. this money was to be used to purchase mount vernon from the washington family, but during the war, union troops decided they want the money for themselves. of course, sarah tracy refused and decided she would move the money out of burke and herbert bank into riggs bank in washington, d.c., but she had to do this very covertly. she took the money out of the bank and put the money in the bottom of a basket and put eggs on top of the basket. she went into washington, d.c., she met with mr. riggs, where she sold these eggs to him, and she made sure the transaction was legitimate because she received a receipt for the sale of these eggs. thanks to sarah tracy and the movement of this money, we are able to still visit and enjoy mount vernon today. not only were women nurses during the war, not only were they entrepreneurs, having jobs , selling items, but women were also soldiers in the war. however, they had to do this in a disguise. it was entirely frowned upon for women to join the war a

. >>> coming up cheryl burke put next on kron-4 news at eight: the search for a missing teen ends inolice locate her body in the east bay. what we know about the man who turned himself into police. she was just 12 when she was kidnapped and murdered...it's now been 25 years since the case that gained national attention and changed policy. tonight we talk to her father on the 25-th anniversary of her disappearance plus. rain is on the way to the bay area...how it could impact your morning commute. i'm ken i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for just $29.99 a month for 12 months, and ask how you can save when you include xfinity mobile with your internet. click, call or visit a store today. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> juan pablo hits t

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parliament, those at the high top, like john burke oh, parliament, those at the high top, likejohn burkegations against him. he promised an urgent and serious response. —— bercow. there is no responsibility attributed to any named divisional seniorfigure in attributed to any named divisional senior figure in parliament. attributed to any named divisional seniorfigure in parliament. all of them are told that if they cannot change the system, deal with the culture here in parliament if they cannot command trust, they need to win her words consider their position. in other words, win her words consider their position. in otherwords, consider standing down. the duke and duchess of sussex are expecting their first child. kensington palace said the baby is due in the spring. prince harry and meghan have arrived in sydney, as they start a 16—day foreign tour in australia, from where our royal correspondent, jonny dymond, sent this report. a low—key entrance to a high—profile tour. the duchess doesn‘t normally carry her own stationery, an attempt perhaps to keep prying eyes away. a few hours lat

tarana burke and alyssa milano, thank you both for coming on.ssa milano, i know you had to get up extra early on the west coast, so thank you. coast, so thank you. >> you're worth ron! soh really? going on at schwab. thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many m

if you live toward lorton and burke, eect heavy rain in your area. flash flood warning continues until midnight tonight. part of culpepper and orange county and the wider view showing where the cold front is. it is moving toward norfolk and the east coast and away from our garea. we really, ryea 5s. >> s.ee you back here. >>> in panama city, people decid toay they're now dealing with some awful conditions. >> reporter: road clearing is underway. efts of roads with debris down. this is a volunteert and you're seeing it across the impact zone. making way for the power companies to get through. making it a way for people who decided to stay in theirhomes, to get out. yes, they survived. there is no power so it is hot in many cases. people thought, i won't leave because it is only a category 2 only to find out it was a category4. >>> 20 years ago, matthew shepard was kid animal, tortured and killed, all because he was gay. e story got national attention and led to a national hatew. crimes finally after all these years, sheppard will find his final restin

thank you very much, inspector burke. open this up tonight and seeing none, public comment is closed. police comments are closed. following on to the next item, we're going to have our senior analyst dylan rice share with us. >> thank you. good evening, commissioners. dylan rice, senior analyst for community and cultural events. it's been a little while since i have given you guys an update. in the same lines of thinking of how can the commission and the city position community and cultural outdoor events to be safe and more successful, we have some of the initiatives that we've been working on and so i have a couple engagements that are related coming up. so the first thing i want to talk about is the next mixer. the s.f. outdoor events network which is coming up tuesday, november 7. and right now we have a hold on el rio. it looks like it's going to be there, so that will be fun. but the theme of this one is how event producer cans leverage the revenue and technology. and so we have a couple of really great events and t

i speak to me too founder tarana burke and to ana maria archila whose confrontation with senator jeff flake helped him to press the pause button. >>> also ahead, here in britain tempers flare over brexit as my guest, british foreign secretary jeremy hunt, compares the european union to the soviet unity. plus, our hari sreenivasan speaks to. reddit co-founder alex ohanian. >>> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in london. the first monday in october every year is the start of a new term for the united states supreme court. republicans in congress had hoped to see brett kavanaugh long confirmed by now and sitting on the bench. but, as they say, even the best laid plans can go awry. after dramatic testimony from kavanaugh and his accuser last week and an even more dramatic display of people power against a key senator, the fbi has now begun a limited investigation of accusations against kavanaugh. here are the two sexual assault survivors, ana maria archila and maria gallagher, confronting republican jeff flake after he said he would vote for kavanaugh. >> what you

blasey ford. >> tarana burke, thank you.the lead" starts now. >>> president trump says judge kavanaugh is the one who has been through trauma. "the lead" starts right now. president trump today defending his supreme court pick by saying that what kavanaugh has never said, that he did have difficulty as a young man when it came to drinking. as the republican-hired prosecutor says professor blasey ford's case is weak. the investigation is not limited. that's the message from the white house to the fbi following phone calls from some republican senators. so who might they talk to? >>> plus, new today. democrats have a list of everyone they want to hear fro

tarana burke and alyssa milano, thank you both for coming on.lano, i know you had to get up extra early on the west coast, so thank you. >> you're worth it. >> you're worth it. >>> why ron! soh really? going on at schwab. thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. (seriously, that's what we call tit. officially.all a huge drag. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved. when the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for yea

burke strunsky was disappointed too. he was also determined to retry the case. a mission to explore the life and marriage of chris hall. and what do you know. in idaho, where hall had been a disgraced police chief, the investigator uncovered a startling accusation. >> chris was a great, great con man. >> former los angeles police officer jerry winkel is a county commissioner up in idaho now. but once upon a time he was chris hall's friend, that is, before a night of poker and booze when he said paul made a disturbing revelation, that he had shot himself in the leg when he was a cop in order to get retirement benefits. >> chris had been drinking beer. he came out and told me that he had shot himself. >> but there was more. d.a. investigator tom dove had discovered a secret, not in chris' past, but in cristi's. >> there had been infidelity in the marriage in the past, six years prior. while chris hall was in idaho. >> the affair was relatively brief, years earlier. but she had been in phone contact with the man just days before she died. had chris found out? impos

tarana burke and alyssa milano, thank you both for coming on.ow you had to get up extra early on the west coast, so thank you. >> you're worth it. >>> why democrats have to win a lot more than 50% of the vote in november to win back the house. >>> welcome back. data download time. democrats hope to take back the house this november. if they do,hey have to overcome the advantage republicans have created for themselves through the process of gerrymandering, redrawing district lines to have advantage. a couple ways to do it. they can pack voters in a smaller number of districts or by fracturing them into many districts to weaken their collective power in any one district. how does this play itself out? take the 2016 congressional elections. of the votes cast by major party candidates. republicans held less than a one point edge. 50.4% to 49.5. but republicans walked away 241 seats. that is a large seat advantage despite a less than one point edge in the house popular vote. here's how this dynamic unfolded in the state of pennsylvania in 2016. repub

right in and here's what's coming up table leaders meet aim to stay on top as they entertain alex burke who've also been on a roll and reigning champions and byron munich back at home where they normally wait for good things to reclaim first place but had their hands full with red hot glove box. our first match vs aldeburgh was as they same england a rail cracka out for all time leading scorer islands' alford friend bogus on fresh off a hat trick last time out was looking to put table topping dallman on ice patrick made the difference in this one too was it once again the ice man who did the deed or would someone else still the limelight. despite his proven scoring record of poc aka said i wasn't in the starting line up coach b.c.f. only giving much me and philip and instead member on the front foot from the get go maku voice with this chance on fifty minutes. particularly dangerous from set pieces for that much setting up alfredsson bogus and first full of goal of the season. done axels not going to do the culprit as he fails to clear the full. dome and c.e.o. wasn't best pleased as hi

i think it's crucial that tarana burke movement, tarana burke has been a crucial leader throughout the hashtag #me too movement even as what the original fight was with distinct from what me too came to encompass, and i think it's crucial that she hasa leader around the christine blasey ford allegations. because we are insisting, many of us come on saying actually this conversation is both about. it's both and, and how they're connected. it is about how personal behavior can be criminal behavior, that is professionally disqualifying. it is about how professional power, legal power like sitting on the supreme court, has the ability, as part of the mechanism that then has the ability to govern the circumstances of women's private lives to determine whether or not they have access to birth control and abortion that is fundamental to how they will conduct the sex lives that we are told that nothing to do with the supreme court. >> host: that's right. >> guest: and in having this very difficult, painful, horrifying conversation, part of what is happening is that women are insisting on makin

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they come to the floor to raise concerns about the nomination of judge burke, not to the supreme court. these concerns i didn't permeate every aspect of the nomination process in the nominee himself. when judge kavanaugh's name came forward because those the nomination t by president trump, he came from a list of 25 names. these names were assembled by the white house in consultation with the record indicates just two groups. the heritage foundation and the federalist society. both are far right organizations that have a view of public policy and that's true of most pennsylvanians. i can't speak for the whole country but i'd be willing to guess not in agreement with many people around the country. the heritage foundation, for example has called labor unions, quote, cartels. that's one they seem to have about labor unions. i come from a state where we have a proud labor history, where people bled and died for the right to organize. where was the homestead strike in southwestern pennsylvania and the turn of the previous century or whether was the latimer massacre in northeastern pennsylv

of the net in the twelve times in size have met in the league so scoring is a sure bet could oust burke who are still riding high from earning a point versus byard midweek freeze freiburg recent string of success. this day marked the return of out talismanic forward alfred finn both the son from injury and the iceland international had an instant impact hausberg took the lead inside twenty minutes thanks to a bullet header they. not finn bogus and up a zillion matilda caio be applying the finishing touch. then doubled their lead in the thirty fourth minute jeffrey who valev with the cut back the man from bogus and with the finish not just any finish either a sensational back heel good going forward less so at the back a defensive model allowed freiburg back into the match yeah i am but i don't go by jonathan schmidt of the most hapless righty not that he knew much about his foul on finn bogus and gave out by the chance from the spot in the sixty third minute and a star man did the on himself three one. and he wasn't done there poking home in the eighty third minute to seal a four one wi

but it is a scenario but i think it is unlikely. >> samuel burke is in london for you.e in istanbul in turkey. the saudi consulate just some 20 minutes away from where we are broadcasting from where the investigation into jamal khashoggi's disappearance continues. natalie, back to you. >> thank you, becky. khashoggi's disappearance is far from the only issue facing the white house. from a hurricane to kanye to kavanaugh, we review president trump's busy week next. i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. i needed that to quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems

. >> mandla's mentor, cheryl burke. >> i'm not really a dancer. >> that's what the show is about, rightrom one champ to another, spelling bee whiz akash vukoti. >> i'm new, obviously. dancing is not my field. i wanted to excel in nonacademic fields like dance. >> keep an eye on "avengers: infinity war" star ariana greenblatt and skate boarding sky brown. >> i can really show off my personality, and i get to show america that i have to move. i did a tiny bit of dancing when i was much younger. >> i danced with my dad in the kitchen. >> very cute. >> yeah, it is. >> unlike the grownup version of the show, america won't get to vote on the juniors. the studio audience will be combined with the judges to decide who gets to go home. >> how painful is that going to be when you send the kid home? >>> coming up, which superhero may have quit big screen crime fighting for good. >>> lady gaga surprised her fans in new york. >> we have your very first interview. >> how bradley's star was born. from "sex and the city" the "the hangover." closed captioning provided by -- >>> hi, everybody. >> the one

. >> reporter: in burkely, a similar message. >> tonight we join the millions throughout the world. >> reporter: but others are calling for something more tangible. in november. >> take a stand on election day. elections matter. you can't just, you know, post something on twitter letting everyone know how upset you are. >> reporter: i spoke with several rabbis and all of them telling me local synagogues maintained a strong relationship with law enforcement and plan to work closely with police in the days ahead. reporting in berkeley. >>> here is a live look at the white house, president trump ordered the flag be flown at half staff to remember the victims in the synagogue shooting until sunset on wednesday. former president barack obama posted a tweet following the tree of life synagogue massacre. he wrote we grieve for the americans murdered in pittsburgh. all of us have to fight of anti-semitism and fight for those who look, love and pray differently. we have to make it not so easy for those what want to harm the innocent to get a gun. synagogues are taking no chances. security is i

>> thanks to the long-standing leadership like women like toronto burke and and anita hill , and over the course of the last year, the incredible courage on the part of thousands of survivors who have come forward to speak their truths, we are finally having a cultural conversation about the reality of sexual assault and harassment in our society. a truth telling that is long overdue and profound. leaderstarting to see in the private sector and in government really respond to that truth telling and seek out solutions and i think what we are seeing, unfortunately, in the senate right now, is leaders trying to take us in the opposite direction. a real response on the part of women and survivors all over the country to say no, we will not go back, we will continue to take this forward. mary: caitlin, where are we in the ark of me too? >> being 56, i see the ark beginning before the movement. 235 years ago, when women said, this is a big problem. women got together, feminist women got together and created the idea of date rape and courts quickly heard cases on it and said, yes, men cannot

isabelle: oh, squaring off with chairman everard burke. mmm, affectionately known on the hill as burke the ripper. every single one of our outreach programs is under fire. it's gonna take some fancy footwork. you'll be fine-- you got very fancy feet. fancy shoes.

just into the news room, park ranger sake two visitors fell to their deaths in yosemite national park burke they are trying to recover bodies right now. the man and woman fell. the incident is under investigation. >>> saudi arabia says the killing of jamal khashoggi was premeditated. that is according to the saudi foreign minister after tweeting it has received new evidence from turkish officials. this is the third time they have changed or asked -- explanation into what happened. they initially said they had nothing to do with jamal khashoggi's appearance. >> every public library and ymca across the country maybe soon equipped with free nor cam. the company says it will provide two doses of the nasal spray to more than 16,000 facilities. it offers free doses to high schools and colleges. overdoses kill an estimated 115 americans every day.>>> new video shows one of the tallest freestanding climbing walls of the world. at this, it is curved. it is called excalibur. you can see in this drone footage climbers tackling this dour. officials say the climbing wall is over 121 feet high. thrill se

matt burke the dolphins defensive coordinator. your game plan, i don't know what it was. hopkins from watson. 16out of 20 completions. five touchdowns. 42-23. all right. and there you go. entertaining ball game. texans have won 5 in a row. world series tomorrow, dodgers in a big hole trying to dig out of a 2-0 deficit. >> they play tomorrow and then saturday. >> saturday, sunday. >> all weekend nothing but baseball. >> see you later. good night. proposition 11 solves two issues. first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." thank you very much. thanks. leonard: that is unbelievable. good for bert. damn, the macarthur genius grant. couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. everything is stupid and i want to go home. that's sheldon's way of saying he's proud of bert, too. ah. hey, it's not eve

tarana burke and alyssa milano. they look atome women and say it's been a disastero for the vement and they would argue no, we're already changing the conversation. it's still sfting and then on the issue of okay, do you believe the women? is there any due process for the men and that's where they're saying that is what we're saying. we're fig yeariuring out what is like when it's a he said she said and at a minimumeot will havee say if i can think about it that way. take a listen. >> we'll do this in just a few minutes from now. thanks, about nine minutes from now, "meet the press" right here on nbc 4. you'll see that right after news 4 today. >>> and we want to bring int the mix clay anderson who's been joining us all morning taking about the sunshine we are waiting fo >> we want to deliver that sunshine but always remember the sun is always shining just above e clouds. i had to come back and say that. see you're with me. normally when you have seven miles orreater you have plenty of sunshine to go ound. hagerstow

. >> traffic will be affected by pg&e burke. between john daly boulevard between chatfield and north mayfield avenue, while crews install new underground equipment and the power will be shut off and it starts at 8:30 a.m. and it should be turned back on at 4:30 p.m. pg&e is asking people to drive slowly and treat the intersections in the neighborhood as four-way stops. >>> it's for 9:00 a.m. two men remain in the hospital after authorities say they set off illegal fireworks in the garage of the san jose home. it happened about 2:00 yesterday. many people were forced out of their homes for several hours after a loud explosion caused by the fireworks. >> reporter: a loud boom late sunday evening could be heard on moon power courtighboring families were relieved returning home after the frightening ordeal. hours earlier they heard an explosion. >> i did not know what it was and the topic came in my mind it was a gas leak. that's how loud it was. >> this neighbor and her father among the dozen families evacuated with just the clothe

a journalist from the washington post may be being held in a saudi consulate in turkey steve mauls burke joins us to discuss and we've questioned more about the real competition from china artie's dan colon gives us the answer and it's not from chinese high tech as claimed by the trumpet ministrations plus the dow jones industrial average hits a new high and there's lots of auto news we'll be joined by our friends to see you all of the stocks melissa are mo and we've met with so many great and interesting entrepreneurism in boston at the forbes under thirty some of these last few days but we didn't have time to bring them all to you we'll show you one of those today about an interesting start up that is literally out of this world all that directly ahead but first we get to some headlines let's go to. the u.s. government has been ordered by the united nations international court of justice to lift sanctions on iran that would have interfered with the importation of humanitarian aid the court ruled today that the u.s. government must lift the sanctions that impact iran's ability to import

explosive devices prison authorities are using education and games to reverse taliban brainwashing as tony burke now reports. this is a former women's prison at bottom bagging kabul it's been turned into a juvenile rehabilitation center housing children the government says fought with the taliban we can't identify the children all start because they fear reprisals but the boys have either been charged or convicted of a range of activities including planting roadside explosive devices and attempted suicide bombing offenses they all deny mohammed is sixteen and he's serving a five year sentence for possessing a roadside bomb he says he was framed by family and his and claims he has no connection with the taliban. i have nothing to do with the taliban bad people pay the police to frame me but i did nothing. this type of facility is the first of its kind in the country it houses thirty four detainees age from twelve to seventeen and they are part of a new strategy by the afghan government to move from previous harsh detention conditions to a new more compassionate approach aimed at winning hearts an

amy: soraya chemaly, can you respond to tarana burke, who in 2006 coined the term #metoo that alyssailano, the actress, thtn that the on that day harvey weinstein article was first written about him attacking so many women and went to sleep and the response to her saying "if something has happened to you, please respond with #metoo" and she was just inundated? >> i think it is very clear that while people are talking about the presumption of innocence, they are not talking about the presumption of innocence for survivors and people who have been assaulted. dr. christinethat o ory ford was confused lying unless you presume that she is guilty of lying or not knowing what she's talking about. and the whole sham of the investigation and the course of this confirmation, i think, a tests to the real fear with #metoo, which is not as the president said that women will lie and destroyed the lives of men, but that women are telling the truth. if women are telling the truth, then it is not just an indictment of a few bad apples, but an indictment of the entire system and the treatment of survi

let's go to samuel burke while we have -- before we lose him. explain if it's possible do what the turkish paper is reporting. >> good morning. it is possible in theory, but so many things would have to go right. one, you'd need a data connection more than anything on your apple watch. in turkey, you can not get an apple watch with a data connection. now we've even done tests to see if you could roam. apple's website says you can't roam. even if you had a u.s. watch with coverage from a u.s. carrier, it wouldn't work. i think it's important to note we do know for a fact that c khashogch khashoggi did have the apple watch. i found a photo of him with the watch in may of this year. there's a red dot that shows it is an apple watch that has data connection possibility. given what i told you, the only way that if he did download an app and record what was happening it would have to go back to his watch via bluetooth. his fiancee said she had the found outside the consulate. he's inside. all of us have used bluetooth. we know it doesn't work very far

but in burke to walk in the east of the country the brothers of st john have left town. until two thousand and fourteen they oversaw this cathedral the biggest in the region. and. we go to see the archbishop the one who asked the st john priest to leave. monson your tango one of the african representatives of the vatican. michel even the. solution of other superheroes and. it wasn't to know about either the. on his own. you know this just underneath him cause he did it. because it is what upon it and it wanted to be knew he could have done then he must do to ease. up on i find an excuse of easy to guess she. could imagine because i don't watch it because new yankee margin is any different if we did do. this one pointed to it wanted to be. led. and etc we tried to dig deeper but not at all if you want. to be a yes a deity yeah i did see god out i was. going to want to go back and this cruise missile. said i want to go to the river but i wasn't led to devise unless it. was that you let go of it ourselves. yes thanks for your precious comments are great but they weren't exa

burke, if he gets called, he's supposed to go out. mr. montoya can give you further details about that. sound is not an issue. rowdiness, let's talk about what happened on may 27th. on may 27th, there was an incident involving a gun -- somebody firing a weapon. mr. montoya himself called 911. he called 911. i'm going to say it a third time. he called 911. and when the police came to investigate, mr. montoya had one of the security employees assist him in identifying the person. that's called being a good neighbor, doing what you're supposed to do, doing what they had to do, doing what they were required to do. they could not do any more than that. they can't chase the person, they can't arrest them, they called the police, mr. montoya personally called the police. he did what he was supposed to do. i'm almost finished. these documents and photographs that were sent to the commission and by officer matthias, they depict a discussion, an argument, just outside a store, a convenience store, across the street from this club. it had nothing to