bustos, yes. singh rfx , yes. madam chair mondejar, yes. commissioner rosols, yes. 5 ayes. >> congratulations to commissioner mondejar and bustos. thank you. [applause]. i think it is appropriate at this time since i'm no longer the chair, you want to switch places? [laughter]. okay. >> thank you fellow commissioners for your confidence in me and electing me and chair rosales. [applause] i want to thank commissioner rosales, so used to calling you chair rosales for your more than 4 years of service. you really have guided this commission, shepherded it and especially during the beginning when it was difficult. we were going through a transition, so i have big leadership shoes to fill so hope i'm able to come up to your expectations and thank you for your extratime because i know what it's like to be you know, especially as a chair all the side meetings before this meeting actually happens, so thank you. let's see, where am i? next order of business, madam screert. >> the next order of business is 5 c, conditionally apruchbing per sunt to ow

present singh here bustos dear mdm. chairman rosales is absent. in all other members of the commission are present. the next order of business is item 2, announcements. the next regular scheduled meeting will be held on march 21 2017 at 1 pm room for 16 good item b announcement of prohibition of some electronic devices during the meeting. these, be advised the ringing and use of cell phones pagers and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. these, be advised through chairman nehru ordered the removal from the meeting room of any sound producing electronic devices. c announcement of time allotment for comment. these be advised the member has up to 3 min. to make public comment on the agenda item unless the commission adopts a short period on any arrogant strongly recommended members of the public who wish to address the commission the loud speaker card so that the completed part that commission secretary. the next order of business item 3, report of actions taken on previous closed sessi

present singh here bustos dear mdm. chairman rosales is absent. in all other members of the commission are present. the next order of business is item 2, announcements. the next regular scheduled meeting will be held on march 21 2017 at 1 pm room for 16 good item b announcement of prohibition of some electronic devices during the meeting. these, be advised the ringing and use of cell phones pagers and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. these, be advised through chairman nehru ordered the removal from the meeting room of any sound producing electronic devices. c announcement of time allotment for comment. these be advised the member has up to 3 min. to make public comment on the agenda item unless the commission adopts a short period on any arrogant strongly recommended members of the public who wish to address the commission the loud speaker card so that the completed part that commission secretary. the next order of business item 3, report of actions taken on previous closed sessi

present singh here bustos dear mdm. chairman rosales is absent.

public madam clerk male call the first item first order of business commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos commissioner singh commissioner moore madam rosales all members of the commission are present the next order of business announcements the next meeting will be held other 1:00 p.m. and b please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to address the commission unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. it is strongly recommended that any member of the public any member of the public wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and submit it to the commission secretary. c announcements of time allotment for members of the public to address the commission unless the commission jurisdiction and not on today's calendar. each speaker shall have up to three minutes to make shorter period. and submit the completed card to the financing authority secretary. the next order of business action on the other preclosed session no reportable actions the next order of business matters of unfinished business business matters of new business with consent first,

bustos: i have a trump on that. trump won my district, tom's district and collin's district and yet we still won so we're going home, as tom said, we fly home every weekend and we talk with our people. i do something almost every saturday called supermarket saturday so i am walking up and down the aisles with moms and dads and grandmas and grandpas and i can tell you what i hear is that donald trump spoke to them from the perspective of, i am going to bring your jobs home. i mean, think of all his rhetoric over the 18 months he was running for office making these promises that he's clearly forgotten about in this budget. and, again, if you represent a rural area like we do, i mean, this can't be seen as anything but being tone deaf. i agree with you, tom. donald trump needs to come to our districts or mick mulvaney needs to come to our district and hear from people and how these rural communities in the heartland are hurting very badly. and so when donald trump made these very big and bowled promises and people -- b

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for commissioner bustos. seeing none, let's hear from our next appointee, commissioner leah pimentel. >> you know, i'm noticing -- no, i withdraw, thank you. >> okay, thank you. commissioner pimentel, thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, i've been serving on ocii for the past year, i'm a third generation from the bayview and i was able to help one of the community members who would have been displaced if it was not for ocii's development. i was able to help her understand that she was a seasonal worker at the san francisco giants and by working with her to understand the rules, she was able to get into one of the developments on forestry and stay if san francisco with her family. it has been a graelt opportunity to really put the perception of a parent and a working parent when we're meeting with the developers so that they can see what it means for parking for working class families and the disabled and seniors and the importance to prioritize their parking so that they have accessibility in their neig

bustos, yes. singh rfx , yes. madam chair mondejar, yes. commissioner rosols, yes. 5 ayes. >> congratulations to commissioner mondejar and bustos. thank you. [applause]. i think it is appropriate at this time since i'm no longer the chair, you want to switch places? [laughter]. okay. >> thank you fellow commissioners for your confidence in me and electing me and chair rosales. [applause] i want to thank commissioner rosales, so used to calling you chair rosales for your more than 4 years of service. you really have guided this commission, shepherded it and especially during the beginning when it was difficult. we were going through a transition, so i have big leadership shoes to fill so hope i'm able to come up to your expectations and thank you for your extratime because i know what it's like to be you know, especially as a chair all the side meetings before this meeting actually happens, so thank you. let's see, where am i? next order of business, madam screert. >> the next order of business is 5 c, conditionally apruchbing per sunt to ow

present singh here bustos dear mdm.man rosales is absent. in all other members of the commission are present. the next order of business is item 2, announcements. the next regular scheduled meeting will be held on march 21 2017 at 1 pm room for 16 good item b announcement of prohibition of some electronic devices during the meeting. these, be advised the ringing and use of cell

. >> 26-year-old manuel bustos was arrested sitting in russell's car, waiting for the 2000 dollars. sheriffs admit this is a bizarre chain of events. >> we're being told tonight, bustos is from pittsburg. he's facing charges of kidnapping, robbery and burglary. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> secretly recorded video has a for instance educator under investigation the teacher on leave was reportedly recorded talking about how he assaulted students and got away with it. jean ellie is in san francisco with the fallout. >> antonio worked in the san francisco school classrooms for years, he took a leave from the district to work for the teacher's union, now his appearance in an undercover video has both organizations launching an investigation. >> i pretended i was pointing and the kids saw -- >> secretly recorded video of the treasurer of united educators of san francisco, appears so show antonio admitting to assaulting students. the union official isn't working as an official now. but he taught at james lick middle school from 2007 to 2014. >> a controversial group called project v

thank you, congressman lahood, congresswoman bustos, good to be with you to join in mourning the loss and more so celebrating the rich life of illinois' bob michel who passed away at the age of 93. bob embodied a combination of decency, civility, a deep patriotismism. observers across the spectrum agree bob defined bipartisanship during his long tenure in congress as minority whip and leader. he was called to the legislative process. a workhorse, leader michel pushed forward conservative priorities under democratic and republican presidents. building relationships across the aisle helped move legislation through the house chamber. to him treating others with respect and care was essential in making deals to get solutions to america's problems. and he carried little, if he obtained credit for his efforts. as commented in "the "national review" bob made little noise but made things work, unquote. bob was a patriot. this son of illinois landed at normandy. he was wounded and awarded two bronze stars and purple heart among other recognitions and joins fellow members of the greatest genera

he is 26-year-old manuel bustos of pittsburg. the police say he broke into a home, kidnapped the victim and forced the victim to drive to a chase bank and withdraw money. when they arrived, the victim got loose and told employees he had been kidnapped. officers served a short time later and arrested bustos. >>> tonight the family of a bay area woman who died from drinking toxic tea is suing. 56-year-old yu ping shi was a wife and mother to her two sons. she became critically ill last month after drinking this tea. she was hospitalized but died on saturday. she bought the tea from this store in san francisco's chinatown. the family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the store and owners. the family will hold a news conference tomorrow morning to discuss their lawsuit. >>> in the south bay tonight people packed a meeting in morgan hill to find out what's being done about the problems with the anderson dam. weevil already seen how much flooding it -- we've already seen how much flooding it can cause, but devin fehely reports

they says he's 26-year-old manuel bustos. he'll be booked on charges including kidnapping and robbery. ((pam))employees in one section of san francisco say they are more than concerned about the growing tent city population outside their office.((steve)) in fact, some are so upset about it... they have opted to pack up and leave at the end of the month. as kron 4's j.r. stone explains..safety is the biggest concern. it certainly is. even while i was standing on the street one man walked up to me with a metal rod another yelled from a distance with a wood plank.a building full of businesses on one side of the road tents of homeless people on the other side. it feels like a third world country here in america those who live and work in this area near 16th and potrero say the homeless population in these tents continues to rise. here on 15th and san bruno tent dwellers have set up shop outside businesses after being moved recently from across the street. an area that is now blocked by barricades. being a young woman and commutin

bustos wanted the man to withdraw money from his account. the victim instead called police. >> the owner of a popular vintage store in san francisco has been charged with selling clothing made from the skins of endangered animals. cecily hanson appeared in court today. she's accused of selling illegal items to discrete high end clients. >> cecily hanson came to court hoping the charges would be dropped. >> i'm a preservationist and not a poacher. >> the raid happened in february of last year. here at the popular hait asbury clothing store, decades of fashion. federal and state game wardens seized 150 items which they determined were from endangered animals. >> leopard jaguar, endangered turtles. >> hanson surrendered to authorities appeared in court for an arraignment. she told me she had no attorney and planned to defend herself, and she was innocent. she showed me a photograph of her mother wearing a leopard skin coat. >> anything that was done before 1972 was considered vintage. >> the court advised her to get an attorney the arainment wa

police arrested bustos at gunpoint. >>> vintage and illegal. clothes made of cheetah, python, leopard and other animals for sale at a vintage clothing store. i understand the store owner says she's not a criminal, she's more of a fashion historian, she calls herself? >>. >> that's right, cecily hanson says many of the furs were from her personal collection and not for sale. anything she does sell in her store is vintage and a piece of history. based on what was found, the age doesn't matter, they're looking at the law. >> i do not have pelts and i am hardly a poacher. >> she owns decades of fashion on hait street in san francisco. >> i'm a fashion historian. this is about preservation. >> she sells vintage items and says she cares deeply about animals, but also said she didn't realize there was a law passed last year. >> no intention to break the law. >> basically says that the procession of a body part or endangered species for sale, with the intent to sell is against the law. >> an anonymous tip led wardens to the store. >> they tried a $4500

present singh here bustos dear mdm.s is absent. in all other members of the commission are present. the next order of business is item 2, announcements. the next regular scheduled meeting will be held on march 21 2017 at 1 pm room for 16 good item b announcement of prohibition of some electronic devices during the meeting. these, be advised the ringing and use of cell phones pagers and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at the meeting. these, be advised through chairman nehru ordered the removal from the meeting room of any sound producing electronic devices. c announcement of time allotment for comment. these be advised the member has up to 3 min. to make public comment on the agenda item unless the commission adopts a short period on any arrogant strongly recommended members of the public who wish to address the commission the loud speaker card so that the completed part that commission secretary. the next order of business item 3, report of actions taken on previous closed session meeting if an

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we broke you breaking news coverage of the story yesterday. 26-year-old manuel bustos of pittsburg is facing charges for kidnapping, robbery, and burglary as wellas elderly abuse and auto theft. he broke into an elderly man's house to rob him and he took him to withdraw money from his account. the victim instead called police. officers then caught bustos in the parking lot of the bank. >>> the owner of a popular vintage clothing store has been charged with selling clothing made from the skins of endangered animals. >> cecily hanson appeared in court today and vic lee is in the newsroom with the story. >> larry, cecily hanson was charged with nine counts of intent to sell parts of endangered animals. the d.a. says she did normal business in the main section of her store, but he says she had a back room operation where she sold the illegal items to discreet high-end clients. >> the raid happened in february of last year after an undercover operation here at the popular vintage clothing store, decades of fashion. federal and state game wardens seized 150 items which they determined were

bustos wanted the man to withdraw money from his account but the victim instead called police. officers caught him in the parking lot of the bank. >>> a new study shows that the compound used to replace bpa in plastic bottles is actually just as bad. california banned the use of bpa in baby bottles after scientists found that it could potentially disrupt human hormones. the bpa was later linked to endocrine diseases. the industry began making b bpa-free water bottles. a study found the different compound can also link into our drinking water and may cause fertility issues for humans. >>> the owner of a clothing boutique in san francisco is accused of selling clothes made with endangered animal skins. the owner of the vintage store decades of fashion was in court yesterday. cecily hanson faces charges after game wardens raided her store in february of last year. they say they seized 150 items made from endangered animals, including jaguar, turtle, ocelot. hanson says the items are vintage, already bought and worn and she presumed they were legal. >> i was totally unaware of that

for commissioner bustos. seeing none, let's hear from our next appointee, commissioner leah pimentel. >> you know, i'm noticing -- no, i withdraw, thank you. >> okay, thank you. commissioner pimentel, thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors, i've been serving on ocii for the past year, i'm a third generation from the bayview and i was able to help one of the community members who would have been displaced if it was not for ocii's development. i was able to help her understand that she was a seasonal worker at the san francisco giants and by working with her to understand the rules, she was able to get into one of the developments on forestry and stay if san francisco with her family. it has been a graelt opportunity to really put the perception of a parent and a working parent when we're meeting with the developers so that they can see what it means for parking for working class families and the disabled and seniors and the importance to prioritize their parking so that they have accessibility in their neig

he is 26-year-old manuel bustos. police say he broke into a lafayette home, kidnapped a man and forced him to take money out of the bank on tuesday when the victim got to the bank, he asked employees for help. they called police. officers arrived a short time later and arrested manuel. bail is $395,000. >>> tuition is going up across the cal state university system. trustees just signed off on the first hike in six years. a 5% increase in tuition is about a $270 increase. it brings the cost to more than $5,700 a year. >> that's money that could be used for rent. we already pay too much for tuition compared to how little it used to be without going into debt. >> the university says that the hike will allow it to add more faculty and offer more classes. >>> all right. the ncaa tournament has arrived in the bay area with sweet sixteen action today. >> and downtown san jose is ready to welcome thousands of fans from across the country. "s.a.p. center" opened its doors up yesterday to allow fans to watch the first practic

the employees then called police and officers arrested the suspect at the scene. 26-year-old manuel bustos was arrested for the crime. >>> are heavy rain hitting the bay area this week some pleasanton families are bracing for more damage to their yards. people on foothill road near the aarroyo de la laguna creek have already seen much of the backyards broken up by erosion. caution tape lines the creek where crews from zone 7 worked yesterday to prevent erosion. tarps and sandbags were set up at nearby homes this weekend but some locals say they are worried about what this round of storms will bring. >> living on the edge literally, right? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> that's just a couple of blocks from my house so i see that damage daily. but i was just thinking about what you said, what this round of storms will bring. >>> we're going to see two more inches of rain but it's more of the water that they are letting loose from lake del valle because they had too much water they opened up the floodgates the water came rushing down arroyo de la laguna and into the alameda creek and into the san fr

bustos: thanks for this massive turnout. thanks for coming out, we do appreciate you being here and i want to thank

they says he's 26-year-old manuel bustos. he'll be booked on charges including kidnapping and robbery. (steve) a scary scene in redwood city today...a domestic violence dispute takes a deadly turn outside a business. it started when a man confronted his ex-wife with a gun outside her work. kron4's charles clifford explains what happened next. according to redwood city police, around 2:15 tuesday afternoon a 43-year-old man confronted his 44-year-old ex-wife in the parking lot of her employer here along penobscot drive. the woman apparently had a restrain order against her ex-husband and refused to talk to him. according to police, the man retrieved a handgun from his truck and chased his ex-wife across the parking lot. they also believe that during the pursuit he fired at least one shot. the woman managed to call 9-1-1 on her cell phone and then hid. when police arrived on scene, they confronted the man and tried to get him to lower his weapon. sot< deputy police chief gary kirby says they started to talk to him as he stopped

the suspect is identified as 26- year-old manuel bustos of pittsburg. he is charged with burglary and robbery. >>> the british parliament in the state of lockdown after a violent incident outside of the parliament building. police are treating this attack as an terrorist incident until they know otherwise. more in a moment. >>> good morning. we still have slow traffic but it has improved a lot since we first got here. here is a look at northbound 101 approaching downtown san francisco. it doesn't look bad. >>> and our weather doesn't look bad right now. one system barreled through earlier this morning. breaks and then things pick up later, certainly for the north bay. guys, thanks for making our new french toast so authentic, you'll swear it came from a fancy brunch place. its 100% real. just like my favorite sport - pro wrestling. um... yeah, about pro wrestling... its fake. what? lies!! its... all ...lies!! why didnt you tell me?!!!! sorry jack, i thought you knew. try my new grilled french toast plate with syrup and hickory smoked bacon. the newest a

authorities have arrested 26- year-old manuel bustos of pittsburg. bail has been set at $395,000. police say the man beat and kidnapped a man from his home yesterday afternoon. he then forced him to drive to the chase bank on mount diablo boulevard to withdraw money. when they arrived at the bank, the victim told bank employees that he had been kidnapped. officers arrived a short time later and arrested the suspect. >>> two years after surviving a kidnapping case in vallejo, the two victims are now engaged. aaron quinn popped the question to denise huskins at a vineyard over the weekend. and this all comes after the couple lived through a horrific ordeal! back in 2015, quinn was tied up and drugged. huskins was taken from their home by matthew muller. at one point, vallejo police accused the couple of making the whole thing up. months later muller was linked to a different crime and the fbi was able to connect the cases. huskins and quinn are now suing the city of vallejo for how police handled the case. >>> fed up with dangerous potholes, two bay ar

bustos versus axe network. it involves a prisoner who was concerned that he may have been misrepresented in the brotherhood. he wasn't a member. just a fellow traveler and sought damages for that. our court declined the grand that relief saying substantial truth is protected, even if it's not strictly true and much more is required by the first amendment in order to state a claim. >> okay. supreme court case, they didn't recognize the reporters' privilege, at least in the context of criminal grand jury testimony. could you just end here by talking about the scope of the bransberg decision and whether there are instances where a court should recognize a reporter's privilege. >> senator, i know those cases come up from time to time, so i have to be very careful. but your description of the case is entirely accurate. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> before we recess, i would like to enter into the record a commenry in the chico tribune called crying wolf over neil gorsuch written by dennis hutchison, lifel

police say 26-year-old manuel bustos of pittsburg broke in a a home and abducted a man on tuesday. he allegedly forced the victim to drive to a bank to take out money. officers say the victim told employees he had been kidnapped and manuel was arrested a short time later. >>> tuition is set to rise at all cal state campuses. trustees just approved the first tuition hike in six years. it's a 5% increase in tuition. that means students will pay roughly $270 more per year. it brings the annual total to more than $5,700. the university says the tuition hike will allow for additional faculty and more course offerings. >>> in just a few hours, march madness kicks off in the bay area. maria medina is live with more. all is quiet but in a few hours it will be different. four of the sweet sixteen teams are going to playwright behind me. we have two games today, one on saturday. yesterday the "s.a.p. center" opened up for free practice. bars and hotels gave the teams a warm welcome as they arrived this week. this is a treat for the south bay for business owners and fans because last year, as

. >> reporter: police have identified the suspect as 26- year-old manuel bustos ofpittsburg. he faces charges including kidnapping, burglary, and robbery. frank, julie? >> amber, do police think he picked this person at random or was he targeting this person? >> reporter: well at this point they are not saying. they said they released all the information we gave you. >> all right, amber lee in lafayette tonight, thank you. >>> a bicyclist was struck and killed by a car this afternoon in south san jose. police say they were called to leigh avenue and coit drive shortly after 3:00. sky fox was overhead as officers conducted their investigation. they say the driver of the vehicle stopped and is cooperating with investigators. the bicyclist is described as an adult male. he was pronounced dead at scene. the coroner's office has not released his identity. >>> to the weather now, a live look outside. this camera is looking at sfo and the new tower there at the airport. skies here are cloudy. around the bay we have seen light showers in the past 90 minutes or so. >> the day began wi

tiene un cuello v y destaca el busto y toda la parte de abajo se disimula. >> esconder la parte que noicologÍa del desarrollo y se explica por quÉ las mujeres mayores son mujeres que son solventes seguras econÓmicamente ya tienen una madurez. >> claro, hemos madurado y crecido y tenido diferentes experiencias y tiempo para no regaÑar a los niÑos no quizÁs de manera como sin importancia si no que educarlos y darles la herramientas para que ellos tengan la calidad de vida que ellos necesitan. >> ademÁs menos estresados. >> asÍ me gusta. >> ¿quÉ te parece si nos vamos a la pausa? >>> seÑores enseguida conoceremos el resultado expulsivo aquÍ de la . >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> amigos ya estamos de regreso y ahora sÍ les tenemos una sÚper exclusiva. que honor vamos directamente hasta texas con nuestro corresponsal mario perea con una sÚper exclusiva. muy buenos dÍas mario. cuÉntame. >>> muy buenos dÍas. >>> muy bien lo dices tÚ super klaus extra y gracias a claudia por tener la confianza y revelar esto que ha esperado casi 30 aÑos y por fin tiene las pruebas aquÍ es en rlidad hija de juan gabriel q

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bustos versus a&e network. involves a prisoner concerned that he was misrepresented as a member of the arian brotherhood. he claimed he wasn't a member a fellow traveler. sought damages for that. our court declined to grant that relief saying that substantial truths is protected even if it's not strictly true. much more is required by if first amount to state a claim. >> in bransburg v. haynes. could you end by talking about the scope of that decision and whether there's instances where courts should recognize a reporter's privilege? >> senator, i know those cases come up from time to time. your description of the case is accurate. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> before we recess, i'd like to enter into the record a commentary in the chicago tribune called "crying wolf over neil gorsuch." it turns around concerns over chevron deference. "there's two sides to deference. pro chevron executives will be begging federal courts not to interpret finding of agencies." enter that without objection. we will recess for ten

he's been identified as 26-year-old manuel bustos from pittsburg. russell says he wasn't seriously hurt and knows that situation could have ended much worse. >>> 6:06 now. supreme court nominee neil gorsuch will face his third and final day of questioning in his nomination hearings today. yesterday, he told senators that he's told the president that no man is above the law. he was grilled for fours yesterday. president trump said during his campaign that he would only appoint a pro-life judge. senators questioned judge gorsuch about his meeting with the president. >> in that interview, did he ever ask you to overrule roe v. wade. >> no, senator. >> what would he have done if he'd asked. >> senator, i would have walked out the door. it's not what judges do. >> a committee vote is schedule on april 3 with the senate floor vote expected later that same week. >>> this sight all too familiar for a lot of us, packed streets in san francisco. now the city wants to do something about that traffic and it's looking to uber and lyft for an answer. according to

he has been identified as 26- year-old manuel bustos. he is being charged with kidnapping and robbery. (darya) police in san ramon are searching for a bank robber who has hit the same bank twice in one month. both happened at the u-s bank on crow canyon road. one of them was on february 6th. no one was injured. the man is seen in surveillance video released by police wearing a dark green jacket over a gray hooded sweatshirt. ( mark ) a domestic violence dispute takes a deadly turn outside a business in redwood city. it started when a man confronted his ex-wife with a gun outside her work. it happened at around 2:15 yesterday afternoon when the 43-year-old man drove to his ex-wife's work on penobscot drive. police say the 44-year-old woman had a restraining order against her ex and refused to talk to him. they say the man then chased the woman across the parking lot with a handgun... and fired at least one shot. the woman found a place to hide and called police. when they arrived on scene, officers confronted the man and tried to get him

they says he's 26-year-old manuel bustos.th kidnapping and ( mark ) a domestic violence dispute takes a deadly turn outside a business in redwood city. it started when a man confronted his ex-wife with a gun outside her work. it happened at around 2:15 yesterday afternoon when the 43-year-old man drove to his ex-wife's work on penobscot drive. police say the 44-year-old woman had a restraining order against her ex and refused to talk to him. they say the man then chased the woman across the parking lot with a handgun... and fired at least one shot. the woman found a place to hide and called police. when they arrived on scene, officers confronted the man and tried to get him to lower his weapon. < deputy police chief gary kirby: "they tried to negotiate his surrender. unfortunately, there was an exchange of gunfire. one of our officers fired one round and we believe that he discharged around at himself, into his face.">( mark ) the man died at the scene. redwood city police say they have had previous encounters with him. in ju

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