it doesn't necessarily mean, when you're calling these non-emergency lines, he wasn't necessarily calling he was calling non-emergency lines. i guess being neighborhood watch, he would have that number. so i think the other thing that was interesting about george zimmerman, as you were pointing out, is that he was repeatedly calling about seeing black males. and whether or not he was talking about that in the call, it does turn out -- this community is about 20% black, the retreat at twin lakes. but it seems to be that his concerns were consistently about black males. and one other thing i'll point out really quickly, george zimmerman doesn't live anywhere near where this actual shooting took place, he lives clear on the other side of the retreat at twin lakes, so he was quite far from his home when he was picking up the trail of trayvon martin, so it does seem that he was doing something that neighborhood watch said you shouldn't do,roun like a police officer. >> we show some tape right now of zimmerman at the police station that night. there is a raging controversy on line as to whether

president chiu: will call, please. >> [roll-call] there are 10 ayes. president chiu: this item is passed on first reading. >> item number 18, resolution approving the professional services agreement for the management and operation of the airport's public employee parking between new south parking. president chiu: seeing none, public comment is closed. -- same house, same call. this item is passed. >> item number 19. president chiu: same house, same call. this resolution is adopted. >> item #19 car resolution authorizing the mayor to launch a san francisco summer jobs program campaign identifying the private and public sector funds. president chiu: surprise her campos -- supervisor campos would like to continue this item for one week. it will be continued until 24 the april. >> item number 21, appointment to the health commission. president chiu: colleagues, can we take this item, same house, same call. this item is approved. colleagues, same house, same call. without objection -- same house, same call. this motion is approved. roll-call? >> on item 21

. >>> newly released 911 calls, have the desperation and fear in the calls this morning crime lab techs return to oikos university where seven people were killed. a short distance from campus on doolittle drive police are actively searching for the firearm. i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. we have live team coverage. we begin with terry mcsweeney at the search site in an oakland waterway at shoreline park. >> reporter: this waterway is directly across west across 880 from the oracle arena. investigators looking in that waterway now for one more piece of the puzzle. they say they already have a confession and now they nomoive. police called in special sonar equipment from san francisco pd to find the weapon that kill seven and wounded three. >> in equipment is capable of detecting items that may be in the water. we are specifically looking for the handgun. >> reporter: police say goh purchased the weapon in february and had been planning. >> he went through the building shooting victims. >> reporter: we are learning more about the suspect 43-year-old one goh who police say h

if i called your name, come on up. have i called your name? marlena, carlito, stanley. >> ok? good afternoon, commissioners. my name is angelina, 81 years young. i am a senior and lived in the tenderloin for 27 years now. i am also in member of the tenderloin filipino american community organization. as a resident in the tenderloin, i have spoken several times about why we should not approve cpmc's planning of this. i have spoken several times about why we should disapprove cpmc's plan. it will not serve us. we need a hospital that will accept seniors and low-income families as well. we demand that sutter cpmc do its fair share of serving low- income patients. cpmc should not have the burden of -- [unintelligible] sutter cpmc should be made accountable and pay back what they owe in terms of providing services to low-income residents. we want to make sure that medicare and patience and families -- we are demanding cpmc for a partnership with the community-based clinic in the tenderloin so that residents can have access. we want cpmc to address these issues by having a community

he called mitt. he derided mitt approximate the republicans have done a lot of damage to mitt romney in this primary. it's a good day for the president. >> paul ryan, the house budget chair from wisconsin spoke about the president's recent speeches. >> we have gotten used to this verbal tantrums from the president. to me it's a little more petulance than presidential. >> why is he targeting you? >> we are offering solutions to a debt crisis that he isn't. he hasn't offers any solutions to these problems. >> your response. >> he called the president petulance. paul ryan is the most petulant character in washington. he's so thin skinned. he was also deriding the president because the buffet rule won't collect enough revenue. his doesn't collect any. >> that's not where the country is to attack the basic three. 67% of americans want to see the wealthiest americans pay more when it comes to taxes. that goes exactly the opposite of where the republicans are with the budget that came out of the house, the

the website is called back page.com.ning me now via skype from cambridge, massachusetts, is "new york times" columnist and author of the on the ground blog nick krzysztof. >> good morning. >> let's start at the beginning. this is incredible. i mean, i have read your column. how does back page.com work and why has this particular site become so prominent with people talking about sex trafficking in the u.s.? >>. >> it sells all kinds of things, but it has also an escort section. you can pull out 70% of ads for prostitution. plenty of those are by consenting adults, but there are also a lot placed by pimps for underaged girls they control, and there have been arrests in 22 different states linked to back page -- 22 arrests of people for the purpose trafficking underage girls linked to back page. many attorneys general around the country to get back page out of this business, but it's never been entirely clear who is the ultimate owner of back page. we know it's owned by village voice media, but the owners of that is a priv

it is a call to arms. it calls upon the mayor, he district attorney, the city attorney, this board of supervisors. for us to take active steps to ensure that the right of property owners in san francisco are protected. that is something that i think is very important. it is something that cities are going to have to do because the response from federal and state governments have not been at a level that they need be. we the attorney general for the leadership she has demonstrated. but that leadership has not been demonstrated how at the extent that it needs to be. it will take san francisco taking a proactive role. the second thing that this resolution does that i think is also very important is that input to the board of supervisors on record as urging our city banking partners in san francisco including bank of america, union bank, and wells fargo to immediately suspend foreclosure activities in san francisco until there is a full investigation of this foreclosure crisis. if you want do business with the

-- >> right. >> the alleged call with the girlfriend, 911 call, screaming call. there is a lot of information that's going to paint, i think, a pretty clear picture of the events as this investigation unfolds appropriately. >> now, zack carter, take us in the courtroom. you were a prosecutor. how would you handle the tape and the experts in court, as -- as catherine cryer said, they would have to authenticate it. if you were prosecuting this case, how would you handle this information? >> well, the most important part of the tape, and i grant, that's a useful part of the tape in terms of who did the screaming for help. the most important part of the tape, i think the news media has been handicapped in presenting to viewers, because of fcc restrictions relating to profanity. and that is where he refers to fing coons. and what i would suggest, frankly, to your viewers, because they can't hear it here or any place else on broadcast or cable tv, they go to a website, plug in the search terms, trayvon martin, 911 call, and they will get a host of sites, mostly on yout

carter calls the move back above the line wear and tear and i call it the pause that refreshes. i don't want to catch the first 10% of any move and that's what mike is trying to do. he is trying to catch the first 10% back down. i'm not a big fan. >> the important thing is in general most people have longer term investments and also sentiment trades that they like to do. we are going into a seasonally weak period in terms of stock behavior. a lot of people like to sell. you cannot short a stock like this. if you are so inclined and you want to hedge it, this is probably one of the better ways to do this. >> it can be used as a hedge. >> that's right. a lot of people own this thing and will be concerned about earnings and how you handle that. >> you might be asking if mike doesn't like it, why not short it. they have stocks versus options. shorting any stock carries unlimited risk. they can go to zero. the put spread defines to $1800 and offers a 2-1 pay out and that is why you use popgzs. we will see carter later. we want to turn to the banks on a day in the week the financials

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. >>> and why were all those option traders piling into watson pharmaceutical calls? it's a tale of drugs and money that only scott nations can explain. the action begins now. live in time square,s in "options action." i'm simon hobbs. these are the traders. we have to talk about apple, a correction over the last couple weeks. some of got as high as 1,000, you should be worried. that's when the smart money -- i mean the big money started making profits. the apple thing is a mania. we know there's great things going on, but the run wasn't sustainable. it had a parabolic move. the stock is down 10% from the highs from april 10th, more than $50 million in market cap. there are only 50 or so stocks in the entire s&p 500 that have market caps of 50 billion or higher. >> when you're talking about a stock this big, you end up with portfolio risk. some guys will have to lighten the load. a mutual fund that has exposure, they are not going to let their portfolio be represented more than anywhere from 3% to 5%, so they are going to have to start selling into any kind of strengt

call me. call me. call me, will you just call me.'t want anyone knowing would i called, when i called and honk long i spoke. >>shepard: it is none of their bit. >>arthur: if you want to look far into law enforcement if you take away all of our rights and i take away your right to search and seizure and aero the government do come to your house any time they want, crime will go down. we will find missing persons. drugsing be off the street but if you can go to everyone's banking record there will be less white-collar society. but who wants to live like that? >>randy: it would not be a society. >>shepard: but not like a society we supposed to have. the number of things like this keep piling up. >>arthur: the united states supreme court ruled the government, f.b.i. agents can not take a g.p.s. device and slap it on your car and use that to follow you around. >>randy: without a warrant. >>arthur: even those two f.b.i. agents can follow you around, they can do that but the court ruled the technology part, no, you cannot do that. >>shepard

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the military liars i think it's called out we tried to go for social programs and call the bishops a message is unrepresentative he gets down to perhaps he should stop going around calling people liars and addressing their concerns instead during tough economic times we should not be giving the military more money than they're asking for and cutting social programs to pay for it no matter how many times he's knocked down he seems to stand back up just office pompoms and continue to cheer for the most recent his most recent and might and most terrifying budget plan and so for all of that paul ryan is a nice tool time winner. now it looks like the f.b.i. has done it again this wednesday they seized an entire server from a colocation facility in new york and servers operated by the european counter network and i asked be based in italy which provided mixmaster anonymous remailer service but was also used by activist group rise up networks and may first people link so now the f.b.i. sees this server with the warrant and they did a fair investigation into the source of bomb threats were s

. >> they're not even calling it a road or drive, they call it a parkway? right? >> right, it is not a highway, it is going to be a parkwood because there will be new parks and that the remarks. it is supposed to be beautiful but for a $1 billion price tag, it better be. >> the alameda county supervisor who has been it in a sexual addiction scandal has resigned. he told congress that she wants to focus on the well-being of her eight year-old son and recovery from chemical dependency. her meltdown began in february when she says that she was assaulted by an ex-boyfriend in a new work hotel. she then announced that she was going into rehabilitation to deal with alcohol and chemical dependency. the state treasurer bill lockyer is her husband. more drama in the courtroom as the suspended sherrif fights to save his job. joe vasquez tells us that the judge would not overturn the mayor's decision to suspend him. >> next week san fransisco at the commission is scheduled to begin its deliberations. the sherrif had tried to go around that process to get the outside judge to

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you would call somebody. i'm asking the entirety of the city of tulsa, if you have any ideas, any -- if you witnessed anything, if you heard of something, if you think of something that might be of interest to the police department, you need to call the tulsa police department immediately. we look upon the community of tulsa to assist in such activities. we need your help. this is not a game. this is not something where people feel intimidated by the police department. that's unacceptable. we must help our tulsa police department, the detective division, bring this person in, bring him to justice. we owe it to the families, we owe it to our fellow tulsans, to the community. we must do this starting today. so police make the phone calls, either to 911, a web page, phone numbers will be given to the press. but please, please, please, make the phone calls. now i would like to introduce toia from the town city counsel, jack henderson. >> thank you, mayor. my name is jack henderson. i'm the district one city couns

they do these calls almost everyday and everybody calls in and listens to what they have to say.t's how we report what the campaign said today. once upon a time, i guess it was faxing, every once in a while, it still is the candidate himself or herself talking in the back of the bus or plane with reporters. mostly, it's like this on speaker phone. the reason -- what did they call this one again today? >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining the obama's failed foreign policy conference call. your host for today, amanda -- >> the obama's failed foreign policy conference call today is because they're doing something they call bracketing, whatever the obama administration does something, the romney campaign plans a response thing on the same subject. vice president biden laying out the obama campaign's narrative on foreign policy today, and then the romney conference call is about giving the romney campaign counter narrative on that same subject, on foreign policy. here was the problem today though other than the candle in the wind today. the vice president biden narrative is

>> it is called filler. said we need a lottery and it is a disgrace and that's why other countries are laughing at you will. he knows that in australia voting is mandatory and you are fined if you don't. are you okay with that before that? >> it is sad that people don't vote. i don't think it should be required, but people are dying to get to this country to participate in the american system. >> to note? >> yes, i thought it was to get a job. >> it is what makes this country run, all of the hard-working home should be electing these officials. >> when i am going to america to teak part in that are voting. >> and it would would not be a fine, but a tax. >> i hear a fine. but it will be a tax ultimately. >> clint black is ambudsing. >> gavin, you said you don't want people to vote if they don't know how how much they would need. it shrinking the party's baseballs that's why he wants it and that would be a good thing. >> most politicians want the most votes possible. if i had my way there would be 20% of the p

they're called robocalls. regulate how telemarketers use the calls to reach you.aw has more on what you can do to cut down on those calls. >> hello. this is stacey at account holder services -- >> reporter: robocalls like this interrupt people every day. >> press the number one on your phone now -- >> all hours of the day. and i mean, it can start from 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. and it will go until 7:00 or 8:00. >> reporter: she says she would get up to five robocalls a day while she was home on maternity leave. all promised her to reduce her credit card debt. >> calling in reference to your current credit card account. >> reporter: my husband and i do not have credit card debt. and it's just invading our privacy and i feel our rights are being violated. >> reporter: with the new combined effort by the fcc and the ftc, consumers should stop getting unwanted calls. >> the rules are meant to empower consumers to control the calls that come to their home phones and to their wireless phones. >> reporter: there are four robocall rules you should know. first telemarketers must

he calls it the buffet rule. and for whatever reason he wanted to pay a higher tax rate than his secretary. i didn't really pay attention. earlier obama suggested this proposal would help reduce the deficit, but since that doesn't fly, he says even a conservative icon would support it. i wonder if some years ago one of the predecessors traveled across the country and pushing for the same concept. >> some years ago one of my predecessors traveled the country and pressing for the same concept. that class warrior was ronald reagan. he thought in america the wealthiest should pay their fair share, and he said so. i know that position must disqualify him from the republican primaries these days, but what ronald reagan was calling for then is what we are calling for now. and if it will help folks in congress to make the right choice we can call it the reagan rule. >> according to experts, saying the deceased leader would support your bill, and it doesn't work, then he might also start putting a tax on bubbles and puppi

so george did not call.p referring -- it could have been anybody in a hoodie or in a jersey or in a jersey sweater or in anything. if that was the description of the people who were committing crimes in his neighborhood and he called in the context of there are a lot of crimes being committed in this neighborhood, maybe the police should check this out. i don't see anything wrong with that, nothing that as a private citizen, and he did it as a private citizen. he reported something suspicious to the police. now, conjecture takes over to the part of there is no story but to the part of the conjecture of followed mr. martin, caught up to mr. martin, there was an exchange or, you know, something happened like that. nothing happened like that. mr. martin, according to his family's attorney, was on the phone with a girlfriend who said -- who's on tape saying trayvon said, no, no, i'm not going to run. i'm not going to run like that. i'm going to walk real slow. to me walk real slow when you're sneaking up on peop

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>> guest: their i think that calls into question the premise what it means to say that america is a god-called, god-ordained, god-destined nation. and there's no question in my mind against speaking as a christian that god works in history. i believe that. i believe that god is a sovereign god of history. but to say that the united states is a new israel, which is a very common idea in 19th 19th century political ideology, and in large measure has been adopted by some on the religious right, and -- who believe that america is a kind of new israel, and called to a particular mission within the world. that's what i want to call into question. because god is doing his work in the world, but i believe that god is doing his work through the church, doing his work through people who follow jesus christ in their lives, and in their everyday lives. >> you've write that america is moving to be more secular. is that necessarily a bad thing? does that mean we're not defending our cultural tradition? >> guest: no. the argue. i make is purely historical, and i'm really calling my fellow christians to recog

as you notice, they're not calling me officer or policeman. they call me mr. garcia. that's where it stands. we're on equal ground. this is hopeless. where is jamal ? i don't know. but i have a couple at table four who are begging for caffeine. i'm no good at this. crossroads cafe. ah ! jamal, finally ! where are you ? the coffee machine is broken again. jamal, slow down. i can't understand you. what ? how could that be ? all right, jamal. yes, of course, i'll be there as soon as i can. - what's the matter ? - don't tell me i've got to drink tea all day. - the police took jamal to the station. - why ? - to question him. - about what ? i couldn't understand everything, he spoke so fast. something about burglaries. wait a minute. i read something in the metro section. here it is: "wanted in a string of recent burglaries. "eyewitnesses describe the suspect as being male medium build late twenties, possibly of middle-eastern origin." don't tell me the police think jamal's involved. they are saying he fits the description of the burglar. that's ridiculous. there are millio

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house of representatives passes a new web data gathering act and hocked of his call for massive protests against companies backing the controversial bill president obama ready to veto the bill if it passes of the senate citing civil liberties concerns. in spain public anger over severe austerity measures grows along with a number of complaints of police brutality as critics say dissent is being violently suppressed the country struggling with nearly twenty five percent unemployment and an increased cost for bartering after it lost its eighteen rating earlier this week. the trial of ukraine's former prime minister for tax evasion put off until late may after yulia timoshenko claims of abuse by prison guards left her too frail to attend she's already serving a seven year sentence for abuse of power. up next the latest edition of in moscow. hello and welcome to the program on this week's show be taking a look at the subject of retro because from stylish american catalogs to groovy servia tried to have a real estate such classic cars from the past so joey much about bruce as we take a look a

>> i just started crying, i turned the indicator light to call them. the cabin crew came over. i showed her, and i said, i've just eaten part of this packet. and i said, look what i found. and she was horrified. she grabbed the packet and she took off to whatever -- to do whatever she had to do to report it, et cetera. >> did you get sick at all? >> never sick. i have just faced feeling this horrible feeling in my stomach. just -- i'm finding it very difficult to put things in my mouth at the moment. >> what made you pull out your camera? >> it was mainly, because i thought my husband is never going to believe me when i tell him this story. >>> break-ups are horrible. but this one is just evil. this woman in the video that we got from wsb-tv is in silhouette, because she is afraid for her safety. she broke up with her boyfriend recently, and she claims that boyfriend printed out a very racy photo of her and distributed that photo in their community in georgia. it is a shot of her ba hoony that she e-mailed to her boyfriend last summer. >> you never know where that relationship

it's called talking head call. media matters is thereon or not, a lot of people on there who appear on tv who happen to be democrats. now look, you talk about a conspiracy. the entire talk radio industry is dominated by right wing. there is no successful left wing radio. because, why? >> greg: no one wants to hear it. >> bob: i grant you that. but to suggest that somehow the left is so dominant, and in these newspapers, in these networks, look, most of the people went to college at columbia school of broadcasting and they happen to be liberal democrats. that's how it works. but there are a lot of outlets out there, when i ran into trouble this week, there are more blogs that jumped on me than i've ever seen. >> eric: you're on the conference calls? >> bob: once in a while. >> eric: do you talk to into them? >> bob: we can ask question. >> eric: everything we talk about you with you for the preppation of the show -- >> bob: i rarely do it. once in a while i'm interested. >> andrea: i point it's not what they say or

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rfa and milts making the first collection call but denies making the on scene call and says it consideredhe judgment unfair. you didn't show up in court to answer that lawsuit, we thought you might like to respond now. >> i'm responding now. >> reporter: okay. diana is now suing the company owners individually to collect from the collectors. elisabeth leamy, abc news, orange county, california. >>> and coming up, an incredible story. a swarm of jelly fish shuts down a nuclear power plant today? how? spring has sprung but so have my allergies. nighttime is the worst. i can't breathe and forget sleeping. good mornings? not likely! i've tried the pills the sprays even some home remedies. then i tried something new. [ male announcer ] drug-free breathe right nasal strips. [ woman ] you just put it on and ... amazing! instant relief. i breathed better slept better. and woke up ready to face a fresh new day. [ male announcer ] get 2 free strips at breatheright.com. it's my right.... to breathe right! over forty-percent of adults don't meet the recommended daily intake for many vitamins and mine

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president chiu: same house, same call?em 3 urges the mayor to launch a summer jobs campaign to increase the employment opportunities for san francisco's disconnected young people. president chiu: same house, same call? >> item 4 authorizes the department of emergency management to accept and expand eight grant in the amount of $35.50 million, amending the annual salary ordinance reflecting the addition of zero any -- of one of grant-funded position in the police department. president chiu: this ordinance is passed on first reading. >> item 5 appropriating salaries and fringe benefits in the fire department budget and reallocating it to overtime to meet projected increases. president chiu: same house, same call. >> item 6 re-appropriating funds in the police department for overtime to support projected increases. president chiu: same house, same call. >> item 7 is an ordinance appropriating $320,000 in salaries for overtime in the public utilities commission. president chiu: same house, same call. >> item 8 appropriating su

and back to the future of france and germany called to resurrect old borders in the e.u. one staunch euro prompts change sides in a bid to escape voter fury. next martin andrews gets behind the wheel of under the hood of some vintage cars and his latest edition of moscow. hello and welcome to the program on this week show we're taking a look at the subject of retro because from stylish american catalogs to groovy child is to have a real a style such cause it caused from the past so joey much about bruce as we take a look at an impressive collection of historic automobiles here in the russian capital starting off at all first location museum of retro cars. a retro revolution why do we love all things vintage many collectors believe that back in the day cars were cars not appliances. and there may be some truth in that he knew that human hands made them not robots and as you can see here from the striking designs so many houses suppression and flap about them technically new cars today are better they drive foster a safer more reliable use less fuel and it's common knowledg

and his father called the police. charged this 43-year-old suspect with seven counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder. now the husband of one of the victims says is he angry that school officials didn't do more to protect the students. claudia cowan with the news. she is live in san francisco. this adds to a growing list of people who say this suspect had issues. >> that's right, shepard. and what he is describing as a ticking time bomb saying the tickets at the university lived in fear of the man. doris had spoke to her husband at home saying he was verbally abusive and how one time he flew into a rage at the school kicking in a wall. the nigerian immigrant and lawyer was worried that go just might snap. 40-year-old doris mother of three and the president of her class was just two months away from graduating. bill. >> shepard: i mentioned this woman who was the intended target. i guess we are hearing from her now, right? >> police have confirmed she is the head of the school's nursing program. after he lef

they also called on western nations to lift economic sanctions. nhk world's pinh chanda reports. >> reporter: asean leaders seemed cheerful at the closing ceremony. prime minister hun sen of cambodia chaired the summit. he issued a statement saying the bielections in myanmar on sunday were just and fair. he called it a big step forward in the country's democratization. hun sen called on european countries and the united states to reward myanmar for its progress. myanmar has recently chaired the regional bloc in 2014. they agreed to come together and support the bid. asean summits regularly take place at the same time as the east asian summit, it's likely that the u.s. president may find himself invited to myanmar. that would be a meaningful opportunity for myanmar to show its return to the international community. for years, myanmar's lack of democratization was a lingering problem for asean. the success of the bielection is an opportunity for asean to further its goal of an economic community by 2015. phin chanda, nhk world, phnom penh. >>> the t

i said i'll call you if i need you. i never called back. told the president and we kept waiting all night or not all night, waiting for the next three hours for reports from mark felt, which came either directly to me in the president's office or to me in my office, and then i would call the president and talk. as it turned out, he was -- he had been stalking nixon as well. so there was no political gain or loss, except wallace being on the sidelines was a help to us. >> nixon was pan at that miemg in your office? >> his office in the ov. he was making gestures, trying to read his lips as i talk to mark felt. must have been five or six conversations like that. >> chuck, this is what i find, i can't understand about the watergate period. i see no evidence he sat with you at any point and said what was hunt doing. he knew hunt was involved. >> sure. he wanted hunt. no, no, go back to the thing that -- ill fated conversation about brookings. turns to halderman, says i want somebody that can do these black bag jobs, do what the fbi needs to do.

special forces are what everyone calls the green berets. special operations or spec-op s, that includes everybody, seals, rangers. so i would always come back and say, hey, i was in a helicopter crash, in case you hear about it, we're fine, no big deal. and another time i wasn't able to call her back, and i wasn't in the helicopter crash this time, it was actually sf guys, and it went down, killed everybody onboard. and same thing, when i called, she broke down. >> host: how many helicopter crashes were you in? >> guest: two. >> host: how many times were you injured? >> guest: several. i don't exactly know how many times. >> host: were you ever shot? >> guest: i was shot twice. >> host: where? >> guest: i was shot in the -- well, i took a round across the top of the helmet, took one in the book and then one in the side. >> host: how long did that put you out of service? >> guest: well, fortunately for me it was, you know, either superficial wounds, but the one in the back especially was, you know, hit the body armor which slowed it down jus

can we call a roll call on the motion? >> i am not in -- critical of the inclusion of the language. i understand that i am not trying to excuse or lessen wells fargo's role or any other bank. >> can we have a roll call? >> on the motion to amend, supervisor cohen. >> aye. >> aye. >> no. >> mr. chair, we have two ayes and one no. >> the resolution passes. >> i would like to move forward with a positive recommendation. thank you. thank you so much, supervisors for being here. is there any other business before us? item number 4, supervisor avalos has asked us to continue to the call of the chair. -- without objection, cabling item three. is there any other business before us? meeting is adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover what is available now and get ready to get out and play. henri matisse. frida kahlo. andy warhol. discover the next great artist. get out and play and get inspired with toddler classes. experience art where making a mess is part of the pr

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we have started to make phone calls. other organizations are starting to make phone calls as well. what we are building now is a broad coalition of organizations around the country that value a democracy that's open and includes all views and alek with the way that they do -- write these bills behind the scenes behind closed doors as you sort of outlined in the beginning, governor, really, it's sort of outside of the standards we want for our democracy and as we gold campaign at&t won't just be hearing from color of change members. they will hear from folks all around the country, from races and all backgrounds who want our democracy back. >> well, i am wondering if you -- i know you gave a number of companies a deadline of this week. are you going to be publically saying what those companies are this week? >> this week we will be rolling out a number of new corporations. this week, three to four new corporations that we will be -- that we have kind of reached the end with. they have been given a chance. we have had both written conversations back and forth. we have had on-the-phon

house of representatives passes a new web data gathering act and how activists call for mass protests against companies backing the controversial bill. in spain public anger over severe austerity measures it grows along with a number of complaints of police brutality its critics say dissent is being a vial of the suppressed. and the trial of ukraine's ex prime minister for tax evasion postponed until late may after yulia timoshenko claims of abuse by prison guards has left her too frail to attend trial. six am in moscow. good to have you with us here on r t our top story the hacker group anonymous responded to the new u.s. cyber security act or cispa encouraging internet users to take to the streets the group launched what it's calling operation defensive phase two. we are calling upon the citizens of the united states to physically protest over the coming two months a number of protests will be held against companies supporting sis but the bill passed the house of representatives it is now headed to the u.s. senate but president barack obama has threatened to veto the act citing civi

that i kill innocents here was a call to the base of course and that's never absent.mom a song from the skull spoke to me i think of it every day. i steal the flashbacks from the memories and laugh so much so a long time this year trying to. i was assure you. i was ashamed that i didn't. i was ashamed that i hadn't a clue. why i got my arm i got the legs coming off. in the mine. where i like to be out novels of course. i don't believe what i was going on once or i think. that i was a good soul. but you know our most soldier on the other side and i think i'm just a good.