. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines that her planeijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center. >> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> chair adams: time is now 2:08 p.m. in the meeting is being called to order. we would like to thank sf gov tv and san francisco media hall for their continued support for their services. at this time we asked members of the public

we'd like to recognize one of them that's done some things that are truly hero ic and beyond the call of duty. he's a security guard with the fifth and mission garage working for top notch security. on april 25th just before 6 a.m., before the end of his graveyard shift he was paroling the grounds and he noticed someone who was kind of suspicious who was parked in front of the sprint store on the ground floor he was checking out the site and he got in the car and left and shortly after he came back again parked got out of the car, and really suspicious so langley was watching him closely at a distance he got back in the car drove his car through the plate glass window and got in and started taking away merchandise so langley took away the ignition key got inside the cashier's booth and he then called 911 and the suspect took off they paroled around the area and he actually identified the suspect not too far away all that was done within an hour we normally tell our employees to be careful and watch out for their personal safety and not take undue risk he really went out of his way to help and

various members of our gardening custodial park maintenance staff who went above and beyond the call of duty to get our beloved golden gate park. 4/20 is the date when we are unfortunately welcomed tens of thousands of visitors who did not necessarily use our parks as responsibly as we would have liked. and it was a mess. and yet, within probably 24 hours, 24 hours, sharon meadow looked as good as new and that is a total tribute to our staff and thank supervisor london breed who took the time out to recognize our team at the board. and it's this kind of dedication and continued efforts, which are why this week travel and leisure magazine named golden gate as one of the world's most beautiful city parks. rob am i done stalling are are you ready? >> i'm ready. this is the portable street soccer that we hosted in washington, d.c. and last year we held it in times square new york. this is an intro to the event in 2010. [ music ] >> what you guys are proving is that we have - [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] it's amazing what you guys do. >> we gather in this community and that is what this country is

period is required not because i mean it may be doing it not because we think they're both but the call of duty is right in one thousand nine hundred eighty one president kennedy acknowledged public love for eighty as being a fundamental importance to the united states and renamed it food for peace. so the primary objective of food aid policy was surplus disposal but it had a secondary objectives the hope that it would also build future export markets for u.s. agricultural commodities and that it could achieve humanitarian objectives associated with reducing hunger and under-nutrition and that it could perhaps with some our allies abroad. with the same law kennedy founded usaid the u.s. organization responsible for international development which would administer civilian foreign aid. is. the u.s. government for spreading many foreign policy through human dignity and. systems. during the cold war large quantities of food were sent to countries of strategic importance to the united states like india indonesia and pakistan. likewise large cargoes were sent to eastern asia during the korean and vi

. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines that her planeas hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center. >> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come quarkrights i would like to come here and join them [music] hello. i'm ivette torres, and welcome to another edition of the road to recovery . today we'll be talking about building public awareness and support for prevention, treatment, and recovery issues in behavioral health. joining us in our panel today are arthur c. evans, commissioner, department of behavioral health and intellectual disability services, philadelphia, pennsylvania; fran harding, director, center for substance abuse prevention, substance abuse and mental health services administrat

bob redell going above and beyond the call of duty actually put in a few miles. joinsgx with a closer look. how are your legs feeling? >> reporter: much better. yes, in an hour 45, more than 100 of the world's top cyclists will be heading down bailey road from the ibm lab in south san jose. fkuát trial. they will end up with a grueling climb up metcalf motor park capping off what you mentioned will be stage six of the amgen tour of california. some of these cyclists will be on bikes made by specialized bicycling headquartered down the street from us in morgan hill. this morning they unveiled their latest tool in bike design, a wind tunnel built specifically for testing bicycles. in the past they had to rent time at airplane tunnels. those are too fast, too big, this is ideal, right for slower wind speeds like 30 miles an hour, which can help engineers build a bike with better wind resistance, cutting through theñ air, sensors to measure side force and drag. what's remarkable is how such a little change in design can make such a huge difference on the road. >> it's

sandra's always gone above and beyond the call of duty. arge of the street parks program and i'm involved with that kind of work in the city. she's also involved with the clean streets program. and she's also -- a lot of people don't know this -- a board member of the american community garden association. and she ran the show for this big huge conference we had this last august. i called her the hener lisa ma. she's real a dine a moe and we're so lucky to have her in the city. * dynamo. so, i want to invite sandra up here as our most empowering city employee of the year. (applause) >> everybody here, sandra has touched all your lives. >> i'm truly honored. you guys are all wonderful to work with. i love the community. you know that. i'm allegation here for you. thank you so much for this honor. it's all about you guys. thank you so much. (applause) ♪ >> i'd now like to invite the supervisor for district 9, supervisor david campos, to represent the next award. (applause) >> good evening, everyone. welcome to this beautiful building here at

indiscernible] ♪ ["last measure of devotion" ♪aying] >> the last full measure of devotion beyond the call of dutytheir deeds the last full measure of devotion they gave themselves to serve the greater need and for those who did survive and came back home alive they join in praise of comrades who were slain to, mosty resolve highly resolved shall not dead have died in vain ♪ vain ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please andnd for the official -- remain standing for an the invocation and national anthem. planes flying overhead] >> captain colonel michael grainer, the u.s. army military district of washington. lenington,al michael commanding general united states army, military district of washington. conden, e-ticket director arlington national cemetery program. general martin dempsey, chairman joint chiefs of staff. the honorablele -- chuck hagel, secretary of defense. horn playing] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of united states. hail to the chief" playing"] , thedies and gentlemen chaplain. >> let us pray. almighty and eternal god, we ask that your present be upon us this day, a da

. -- call of duty ghosts. that should be a good one. >>> these giants are works of art.hey are out there and we will have more on who wants them remove. >>> download the ktvu app and you can watch all of our newscasts any time on your smart phone, so you can be connected any time. . >>> well examine back, time now 854 -- 5:54, there is an online petition circulating to have these giants sculptures moved. it is part of a yearlong art exhibit inspired. but these works of art are blocking the view of the bridge instead. >>> santa rosa are looking for three men who robbed a bank. it happened at the redwood credit union on 4th street. nobody was hurt but investigators say the men wore masks. now police say the men drove off in a van that was reported stone lent in a neighborhood and witnesses saw the suspects drive off in two other cars. >>> vendors are threatening to go on strike. 90% of concession workers are authorizing a strike. they are pointing out that the team gets half of all the food and beverage revenue. >> if the giants would share some of that with us, some of ou

are public servants who work very hard to take personal risks in some cases, who go beyond the call of duty, and that is a great credit to our country, but it is also true that attracting and retaining wonderful people is difficult. wanted to hear a little bit about how you approach the challenge of attracting and retaining excellent people at the fbi and how that has changed during your time as director. >> people do ask me what it in my career. i had a high school didn't come to me at one point asking -- a high-school student come to me at one point asking if i could get him into princeton. i told him i could get him into the marine corps, which would be better for him in the long run. one of the interesting things in the dialogue i have had with myself over time is the average age of starting at the i agents is 30. when i first came on, i thought you do your 20 years, retire at 50, and it really precludes us from doing the type of recruiting on campus the other agencies do. over time, i came to find out that for us, we need the experience that we get. having people come in from other car

about an enormous amnt, talking about new technologys so good that you can e the arm hairs in the call of duty that goingto sell our products? it is cool, but i think that it is being aimed increasingly at the very intense high fidelity expeences. neil: this is pa of the business that is still doing okay. but they can't hang their hat on ttat, cathey? >> well, no, they can't. if they get this right, they can at least extd the brand, which it does look lik xbox does fit the hue niche in the gleaming world. let's be onest, for pants everywhere, they like to buy xbox for their children because they put their children in fro -f it od hey did a really good workout. i go hom and i hang out with my nieces. the 45 minute robic exercise. neil: we will be on ther again with your friends, and then their friends parents get upset. it's not that. anyw, urban outfitters urging customers at its williamsburg store to belly up to the bar and keep buying. just as tommy bahamas has also discovered, keeping customers buying. what do you think? >> you know, weding dresses come, when your mother went to buy wedding

. >>> they're disabled veterans but answering the call of duty again. is time in oklahoma's tornado alley. >>> and a florida teen accused of having a relationship with a 14-year-old girl has turn down a plea deal. we'll have our legal analyst weigh in on that. >>> going undercover in egypt to uncover sexual harassment against women. [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ corporatio s. >>> this is an especially tough memorial day weekend for some in tornado-torn oklahoma. veterans make up 11% of the state's population with more than 340,000 vets in oklahoma. and many have been impacted by this storm. danny oliver is a marine who served in the vietnam war and now works with the disabled american veterans in oklahoma. mr. oliver, good to see you. >> hello. good

these nurses went above and beyond their call of duty. this is "cnn newsroom."olf blitzer in washington. let's start with those terrifying moments when drivers in washington state realized the bridge they were crossing was collapsing. here's a closer look at exclusive pictures of the bridge

these nurses went above and beyond their call of duty. this is "cnn newsroom." i'm wolf blitzer in washington. let's start with those terrifying moments when drivers in washington state realized the bridge they were crossing was collapsing. here's a closer look at exclusive pictures of the bridge after it fell into the river near seattle. two vehicles were crossing the bridge when it gave way. and they were sent kareeni caref the edge into the waters below. kate r we're in mt. ver non, washington, kathrine, what have you learned about the collapse? >> well, wolf, it's been a little more than 12 hours since that collapse happened, so it's early for an official determination of cause. investigators are on their way here. they ought to be here within a few hours to start updating us on their process and where they're going to start looking. a few things that we do know, however, this bridge was inspected twice within the past year as recently as november and deemed safe and sound, officially. if perhaps a bit outdated in its design. but, again, deemed safe and soun

devotion"] ♪ ♪ >> the last full measure of devotion the last full measure of devotion beyond the call of dutyll measure of devotion they gave themselves to serve the greater need and for those who did survive and came back home alive they join in praise of comrades who were slain and highly resolve to, most highly resolved that these dead shall not have died in vain ♪ ♪ in vain beyond the call of duty were their deeds the last full measure of devotion they gave themselves to serve the greater need and for those who did survive and came back home alive they join in praise of comrades who were slain and highly resolve to, most highly resolved that these dead shall not have died in vain ♪ ♪ in vain [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the official -- and remain standing for the invocation and national anthem. [planes flying overhead] >> captain colonel michael grainer, the u.s. army military district of washington. major general michael lenington, commanding general united states army, military district of washington. ms. catherine conden, director arlington national cemetery pro

a disappointing forecast from activision which makes the popular "call of duty" video game. . another big move. and let's move on to microsoft. it may buy all of nook media's digital assets. and nook is owned by barnes & noble. the stock right now is down a fraction. barnes & noble is-- sorry, up $3 bucks, 4 bucks, 22%, big moves today. the dow industrials are down 1 point and i call that a go nowhere market this thursday morning. time is money, let's move on fast here. what else have we got today. answer, president obama, he lectures on job creation in texas today. two democrats, a mayor and a congressman will join they're both from texas and how do they account for lonestar's boom. government or private enterprise? high tax or low, we will ask them. another for carnival cruise line. can they rebrand for the failures? if so, how can we do it. we have a branding guy to answer the question and dr. keith ablow joins us, the technology makes you dumb? i think he says that, i think he agrees with that. do you? we're covering it all. well, up next, listen to this, a man after my o

not call of duty, microsoft versus sunny, unveiling in the xbox1 today and it sunny trying to steal the>> reporter: just as microsoft was on states today unveiling a new xbox1, sony puts out a twee telling fans it will reveal the playstation4 on june 10th. that is the eight long years says the first xbox came out. the business has changed vastly in that time. it is still a $65 billion per year industry. a quarter of a billion consoles of all brands since 2005 but sales down 25% from a year ago. council business down more as more players can play on-line gaaes through their computers which is why the gate you may b the coolest tv remote control and theeworld. a smart tv that everyone has waited for. you'll be allots tv shows as yo play video games. what is turning on tv. a voice controlled tv guide. live or on demand. you can use verbal commands. it these applications can be placed right next to the game the you're watching. now, under the head the new xbo is a supercomputer. eight engine processor, eight days of memory, beret dvd player , 500 gigabyte hard drive. the big mystery is pric

night ♪ ♪ [singing "last measure of devotion"] ♪ ♪ >> the last full measure of devotion beyond the call of dutys the last full measure of devotion they gave themselves to serve the greater need and for those who did survive and came back home alive they join in praise of comrades who were slain and highly resolve to, most highly resolved that these dead shall not have died in vain ♪ ♪ in vain ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the official -- and remain standing for the invocation and national anthem. [planes flying overhead] >> captain colonel michael grainer, the u.s. army military district of washington. major general michael lenington, -- major general michael linnington, commanding general united states army, military district of washington. ms. catherine conden, director arlington national cemetery program. general martin dempsey, chairman joint chiefs of staff. these honorable -- the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense. >> ♪ [a horn playing] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of united states. >> ♪ ["hail to the chief" playing"] >> ladies and gentlemen, th

from trunk, carry dufflebag, napalm fire bomb, walk towards school with airport stack, music from call of duty napalm, unzip bag, start firing. the russian grim reeper is here. in either entrance, throw a smoke bomb prior to walking in, proceed to enter the school, throw bombs through the school. kill myself before the s.w.a.t. engages me, wolf. >> was he very far off from doing this? >> reporter: it appears he may have been farther off than authorities are saying. in this he did not seem to possess any handguns or rifles, he did want a high point on the wish list and moss berg pump action shotgun. the high point is what we come to use as assault type weapon, 9 millimeter based weapon. he wanted those. he wanted to build many more bombs before he carried out this attack. seems he was a little ways off. back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> when we come back, online espionage by chinese actors. looking at a new report that says they've stolen information about critical american weapons. we will be right back. and her financial advisorria made a retirement plan, they considered all her assets, e

we have three very good man here going beyond the call of duty to come here to testify today and have my commitment to protect them from any retribution that may come from this. i get a sense there may be other people listening to the testimony today who have answers we do not have yet and i would encourage them to come forward does well. we have gotten a lot of good dancers today thanks to these witnesses. i would like to start with mr. thompson. i am struck by her long and distinguished career of hostage rescue missions and some of these missions are still classified, but they were successful. in your mind is where you were when these events began to unfold? >> at my desk in the state department. asked to marshal the resources for the team to help with the rescue effort, did you not? >> yes, my first call was to the national security council. >> in your testimony you were told that it was not the correct time. >> when i referred the question to the undersecretary for management's office, yes. >> if this was not the right time, when would be so? this is a source of frustration that t

. >> i rise to pay spesht tribute to the men and women who answered the call of duty to serve their community, to those who place their lives on the line each and every tai for their neighbors. this week we celebrate national li week, i want t thank the police officen my district who exemplify what it means t serve and protect. mr. paulsen: i meet regularly, have the distinct honor to meet regularly with law enforcement officers and leaders in my law enforcement round tables. we are blessed to have such patrolling ficers our streets. i thank the officers whose perseverance brought closure to families of victims of domestic violence. mr. speaker, as we go about our busy lives, let's take time to thank the police officers in our communities and keep the memory of those who have lost our lives in -- their lives in our thoughts and prayers. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. there was a recent survey of about 9,000 outstanding h

call and say thank you to all of our service people. i think that they go way above and beyond the call of duty, especially today.y father served in world war ii, marched across europe. my oldest brother served two tours in vietnam. i had a brother in the army in the red berhett, and another brother served in the first gulf war in the marines. and my heart just goes out to all of the troubles that have happened in this war, because it s just so much more intense, and i agree with, i think it was the first caller hen he said that we just are not doing enough for our young men and women, you know. what did happen to everyone come home? host: abby, did you ever think about serving yourself? and what would inspire you to serve? caller: well, actually i did consider going into the air force when i graduated. i'm 49 years old now. but then i had a family. i got pregnant and i raised a wonderful son and daughter, and -- but i wish i could have. host: why? caller: because this is a wonderful country. and i believe that it deserves to be fought for and we should be thankful for everything that we have. host: here's what j

to respond and call investigators and say, i know where my husband is and you can find him here. >> it is her duty as a citizen. >> is it her legal duty? >> unless she's part of the conspiracy, it is not her legal duty. there is this misdemeanor statute called mis -- of felony. h had she reported it, the life of the m.i.t. policeman might have saved and the injury to the other policeman. morally, she is very responsible for not having the right thing. she might say it was my husband, i had a duty to him. it doesn't apply when it's part of the crime. that begs the question if she didn't commit any crime, if she's just listening like a good wife, than her moral duty is different than her legal duty. >> katy from rhode island had a big transformation. she wears not only the he jab, but -- >> even if she's under the influence, that doesn't affect her legal ability. >> that's where i'm curious where the investigation will go. thank you very much for your insight. >>> as we continue to follow what's happening in boston, with regard to katy there's a lot more coming up as we continue this work. piers interior gone is going to ask what could the wife have known. we a

country you're been been nominated by their fellow officers for their actions above and beyond the call of duty. they include officers from california, new york, wisconsin, iowa, as well as resident obama 's home state -- illinois. >> c-span of life this morning and he east room of the white house. expecting president obama -- a few minutes late, as he gets ready to honor the police organization's top cops. those are the outstanding members of law-enforcement that are coming from across the country. they have been nominated for their fellow -- by their fellow officers. just to let you know, on the president's schedule, he will be meeting with reddish prime minister david cameron monday at the white house. he will be in new york monday night. a marke will be making wednesday at the national peace officers memorial. they'll be honoring officers who have been killed in the line of duty. thursday, prime minister kirby will meet president obama at the white house. friday, president obama will be in baltimore talking about the middle class, jobs, and the economy. this morning, honoring the top cops w

of duty since the late 70s. >> you are the one of the leading republicans in america. would you call on republicans who talk about impeaching the president or who talk about this as an nixonian style coverup with regard to benghazi, would you like them to stop it? >> what i think we ought to do is complete the investigation and find out what exactly happened. and i think we have a sense of what happened. . we know there was inadequate security, we know an american ambassador and three other brave americans got killed, and we know the administration kind of made up a tale here in order to make it seem like it wasn't a terrorist attack. i think that's worthy of investigation and the investigations ought to go forward. >> but do you have specific evidence that they made up a tale or was it based on information they had at the time? >> well, t talking points clearly were not accurate. and i think getting to the bottom of that is an important investigation. >> i just want to come back to this because i think it important, you made a point of saying what you have not said about all of this

to pay tribute for actions above and beyond the call of duty from the white house east room, this is about 10 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] >> thank you so much. everybody please have a seat. good morning. good morning and welcome to the white house for what is one of my favorite events all year. theant to start by thanking former police officer, police chief in seattle. the police commissioner and buffalo. police officer and st. petersburg, florida. now serves as the head of the office of national drug control policy. he is doing outstanding work every day to make sure our young people are safe and not exposed to and so we very much want to give him a big round of applause. thank you, gil. we've got napo president tom nee right here next to me. tom is doing an outstanding job every day. and of course, we've got our 2013 top cops. as president, i get to meet and work with a lot of extraordinary law enforcement officers every single day, from men and women who protect me and my family -- the folks in the secret service -- to local poli

are calling on the brutal hacking death of an off-duty british soldier, an act of terror. two men hit the soldier with their car and then attacked him with knives and a meat cleaver in broad daylight in south london. this all happened while horrified bystanders watched. one of the attackers shouted political slogans and complained about british troops fighting muslims. one of the witnesses is being called a heroine. this is a photo of her on the right that was posted on twitter. you can see her talking to one of the suspects still holding a knife. the woman said she was trying to distract him so he would not attack anyone else. >> said, don't touch or kill him. why? he's a british soldier. he killed people, he killed muslim people in -- muslim countries. >>> president obama delivered a major speech during the last hour on national security. the president was at the national defense security at fort mcnair in washington, d.c. among other things he spoke about two of the most controversial issues facing his administration, the use of unmanned drones and guantanamo bay prison

but i submit to you we have very good men here who are going beyond the call of duty to come here and testify today. they have my commitment to protect them from any retribution that may come from this and i get the sense that there may be other people listening to the testimony today that have answers that we don't have yet and i would encourage them to come forward as well. week of got a lot of good answers today thanks to these witnesses. i'd like to start with mr. thompson. i'm struck by your long and distinguished career of hostage rescue missions and some of these missions are still classified but were successful. can you remind us where you were when these events began to unfold? >> at my desk in the state department. >> so you were at your desk at the state department. team to help he with the rescue effort, did you not? >> yes, my first call was to the national security council, our c.t. contacts there. >> and they -- in your testimony you stated that you were told this was not the right time, is that correct? >> when i referred that question to the undersecretary for managem

came back and joined the port in 1946 and stayed on as a ready reserve out of treasure island and he was called back to full duty for the korea war and so we would like to mark his passing by the adjournment of this body in his honor. >> that concludes my report. >> is there any public comment on the executive director's report. any comment on commissioners? >> okay. hearing none let's move forward. >> item on the consent calendar, to execute and modifications to contract number 2743, with the roebuck construction to extend the original contract duration to 240 days by additional 54. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> any public comment? >> hearing none, all in favor, aye. >> resolution, number 1 3-22 has passed. >> item 10 a, request of the endorsement of the term sheet between the port and forest city development california for the mixed use development for the pier 70 water front site, bored by generally by the 20th street, michigan street, 22 street and san francisco bay. >> brad benson, special projects manager and i am here representing the rather extensive port team who has been working on pier 7

of 29 officers each day. and, on sunday, 24 metro officer wills be called back to duty. also, the s.w.a.t. unit with known gang hot spots. there will be a huge presence this weekend. >> it's heartbreaking. >> as a chaplain for the city of gang prevention task force, danny sanchez has praktly seen and heard everything. kbu his experience doesn't make the death of a young man any easier to understand. >> seeing families after, hearing the news, seeing the pain and suffering, it's heartbreaking. we have teenagers that are gone, young men, i believe this man was in his 20s. >> the shooting death in east san jose is the 20th this year for the city and the fourth homicide this week. there have already been as many homicides this year as there were in all of 2010. and the city is on pace to surpass last year's total of 46. he says the city simply doesn't have enough officers to address all of the problems. >> we're in the same situation that we've been in in the past. we're robbing peter to pay paul. gonzalez says that means more overtime. something we used to have and something that under the cur

of jury duty? don't know. that judge won't call us back. gotta make this happen, moose.ou know marie, she's friendly with all the pit bosses. she gets comped everywhere. anyway, you know what i was thinking? i mean, the 4 of us, we hang out so much, but we never really talk, you know, about real stuff. you wanna talk about real stuff? sure. i'll give it a shot. doug: ok. let's do it. here's something. you ever think about relatives who have died and wonder what they look like right now? ok, not that real, all right? i was thinking more like, i don't know... uh, let's see... like marriage, you know? oh. good one. yeah. a lot of good stuff in marriage, huh? a lot of bad stuff, too, though. yeah. hey, how about that bad stuff, huh? um... pantyhose on the shower rod? i hate that! hate it! or how about when she uses your razor on her legs? my mom does that. uhhh! what about this toilet seat business? up, down, what do they want, right? yeah. it's crazy! it's crazy, you know? hey, how about when they have sex with, like, another guy, huh? oh, man! that's rough. what are you sa

from kentucky, who is in iowa, with designs to run for the presidency himself, called the secretary guilty of dereliction of duty and said she shouldn't qualify for higher office. republicans want to make benghazi hillary clinton's achilles heel. there's no doubt about it. you saw a lot about it in these hearings as well on capitol hill. singling out hillary clinton as secretary of state for blame in all of this. >> who is coming up this morning. >> darrell issa talking about where he intends to take this investigation next. >> all right. david gregory, see you then. thanks very much. >>> overnight a tense two-day hostage standoff came to an end. jenna is back with that and a look at the day's other top story wrshz. >> good morning, lester and erica. police say the three children who were being held at gunpoint are safe and the man responsible is in custody. the stapdoff ended early this morning after 36 hours of negotiations between police and the armed man who barricaded himself inside a two-story house. >>> syria is saying it is not responsible for deadly car bombings in turkey. more than 40 people died deadl

duties in the last six years. dimon calls the debate "a sideshow" last year, the vote to split got 40% support. a random check of chase customers and others found strong support, still."split it. there's no oversight, no accoutability except to himself. it should be split.""there's something to be said for new blood--actually thinking about real people rather than how much money you make.""even though they did well, they still lost six billion. there should be oversight."others say there are more troubling weaknesses elsewhere. the bank's three- person risk policy committee members "lack professional experience" and should be replaced---according to c-t-w investment group, which owns six million shares of jpm. tea party members are planning protests at irs locations across the u.s. today. it's in response to revelations the irs watched for words such as tea party or patriot in applications for tax exempt status. the groups were given tax exemptions last year. a congressional finance committee will hold a hearing today to question douglas shulman-- a bush administration appointee leading the irs while much of the

of the boy scouts called on voters to lift the ban. >> there will be findings released in the murder of two police officers in the line of duty in stanford. the two were gunned down february 26 by 35-year-old while investigating the man in an attempted sexual assault place and he ambushed and thought them. he was twice accused of rape while serving in the army but never put on trial. this morning, america's cup officials recommend more than three dozen changes to improve safety during the race. this is two weeks after british sailor andrew simpson died when the catamaran capsized in san francisco bay. the head of the artemis racing team which was his team will not case in organizers do not make changes to protect sailors. the recommendations include review of the structure of the boats, enhance the sailor safety gear, lowering the wind limit for sailing. the recommendation still need to be approved by the other teams. >> another nurse's strike starting this morning in san jose, registered nurses are set to strike for to days starting 7:00 a.m. with the nurses and hospitals in contract talks fighting over proposed elimination of the pensi

and so while people feel strongly about it, he's done a lot of victory laps for what i would call basic job dutiesthere are limits to new jersey support for christie. 55% of new jersey voters do not want him to run for president and if he ran for president against hillary clinton, new jersey would vote against him. 52% of new jersey voters would vote for hillary, 41 for chris christie. not even close. >> right. and look, there is some political undertow here, he has been able to excel partly because he's a blue state republican that can reach out to obama. that flips if he runs, because new jersey is not going to support any national republican. >> ari melber, our closer, once again, gets tonight's last word. thanks, ari.melber, our closer gets the last word. chris hayes is up next. >>> horror in cleveland. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. the horrors of cleveland are growing. one of those captive women was forced to deliver her child in a plastic swimming pool so it would be easy to clean up afterwards. when her baby got si

of duty. >> we average probably 10 15-plus calls a shift, so you never know what you're going to go out on. tretch of highway havoc just two miles from their stationhouse. >> at night, we have a heightened alert because of the visibility. >> the 405 has earned a bad rep as the most congested freeway in america. august 6th, 2001. just after 2:00 a.m. freelance cameraman, paul andereg is hunting for news. >> i do all my work at night. >> andereg spots a broken down van in the carpool lane on the 405. he knows from experience even with its lights on the van is an accident waiting to happen. >> when i got up a little closer beside the mustang that hit the van, i could see there was a man and woman in there, and they just looked completely disoriented. >> these two people are sitting in the mustang. a male and female. multiple injuries. i need chp asap. we have multiple people down. >> andereg waves his camera light to slow down oncoming traffic, but drivers blinded by construction lights swerving out of control can't react in time. another car accordions into the van. the couple is rear ended. a

of us but not everyone is coughing up the big firms spend a fortune without getting away with paying a pittance in duties and as countries like britain which are being called on to sort it out of quality boyko reports there are one hundred of the u.k.'s biggest companies but new research shows that they're still cutting corners by saving money on tax loyalty eight of the footsie one hundred companies in the u.k. run the holding or subsidiary companies off shore these include high street giants such as barclays bank and tesco it's unlikely to make easy reading for the british government which is about the possible years promising to climb down on corporate tax avoidance now action aid is a charity that's been looking into the issue and i'm here to talk to tax policy expert mike lewis who also the report where these findings come from. mike thank you very much for joining us the british government's been promising to clamp down on tax avoidance for a while now we've seen a number of stories and scrutiny towards companies such as starbucks and amazon and google so it looked like progress had been made but what did you find when you looked at the bigger pictur