i just think it may have cost me the only chance i had with carly. >> diane: carly! >> carly: what?, what is it? >> diane: well, good morning to you, too. can you please tell me where franco's room is? my client is not returning his lawyer's calls. >> carly: room 403. tell him his bill is due and i want my money. >> diane: yes, well, that may be a problem. >> carly: not a problem for me. i have other things on my mind. [ thudding ] >> kiki: oh, gosh. what time is it? it can't be morning already. is it? >> michael: yeah. >> oh, sorry. we have to clean this place after the wedding party last night. >> michael: we just need a minute, if that's all right. >> you know, most of our newlyweds spend the night in the honeymoon suite. >> kiki: uh, h-he's not my husband. >> morgan: [ groans ] oh, right. that happened. >> ava: yeah. it did. this was a big mistake. >> morgan: why? we didn't do anything wrong. >> ava: you're married to my daughter! >> morgan: no. hey, kiki dumped me. okay, i don't owe her anything. >> ava: i'm not so sure she'd see it that way. and certainly your mother wouldn't.

i'm not in the mood, carly. >> carly: too bad. do you know what you did tonight?> sonny: yeah. >> carly: you turned our son's life upside down. >> sonny: no, i did what had to be done! >> carly: you did it because you were out of control, and we both know why. ,, [ female announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the

>> carly: hey! >> michael: hey, mom! you look great. >> carly: thanks! to find a dress last-minute, because ava just told me yesterday about this big party she and sonny were throwing for the newlyweds. >> michael: yeah, don't feel too bad. i only found out like a few minutes ago. >> carly: morgan? >> michael: kiki. >> carly: kiki invited you to their wedding celebration? >> michael: yeah. she thought it'd be a way for me to, uh, give them my blessing. >> carly: michael, that is the last thing you should be doing. >> morgan: so, does this mean you won't tell kiki the truth? >> ava: it depends... on how cooperative you choose to be over the next few weeks... and how willing you are to pay off your debt to me. deal? >> morgan: deal. >> ava: good. then kiki won't need to know anything about this. >> kiki: anything about what? >> morgan: kiki. hey. i didn't see you come in. >> kiki: yeah, that much is clear. what is it you don't want me to know? [ cellphone rings ] >> sam: derek? >> derek: hey. how's danny? >> sam: well, uh, he's, um -- he's great, actually.

carly, you mentioned you were a breast cancer survivor.he last word, which is wonderful. part of what is the new law is trying to fix is people showing up at the emergency room without insurance. and then passing on the cost to businesses, individuals who do take responsibility for their own care. because now there is a requirement for people to take responsibility, which you know, most people have insurance, most businesses provide insurance, talking about a small amount of people, matched with a ban on preexisting conditions, we are actually lowering costs. do you agree with the agree -- one of our co-hosts, newt gingrich was behind it. do you agree with those provisions? >> i do agree with those two provisions. i think obama care remains an abomination. let me tell you why. first of all, i think no one should be denied health care because of preexisting conditions. and i think there are many more efficient ways we could have dealt with this than obama care. but let me also make this point to you. we could have subsidized high-risk pools

. >> carly: i don't care that he's busy. let me tell you something.hotel, and i have leave immediately, and i want terry to take -- >> franco: where's the fire? >> carly: "where's the fire?" why are you still here? >> franco: what's wrong with you? what are you so upset about? >> carly: ava jerome -- that's what i'm upset about. [ door opens ] >> kiki: oh, my god! oh, my g-- oh, my -- oh, my god! morgan, what the hell is going on?! ,, ♪ need advice on how to juggle those big family meals? this kenmore elite dual temperature double oven, exclusively from sears, can help. so you never have to worry... ...about dropping a dish. impressive! and so is j.d. power ranking kenmore elite highest in customer satisfaction. come celebrate kenmore's 100th anniversary and save up to 30% off all kenmore appliances. this is celebrating big. this is sears. what if we could keep that much plastic waste out of landfills each year. by using just one less trash bag each month... we can. and glad forceflex bags stretch until they're full. so you can take them out less ofte

>> carly: i know you're good for it. >> franco: yeah. and i appreciate your help.financial situation taken care of. >> carly: maybe i can take it out in a trade. you could paint me...something. >> franco: right. great. >> carly: yeah. >> franco: and in the meantime, you can maybe help me figure out who the hell's out to get me. >> duke: i don't need you to fuss over me. >> anna: i'm not fussing. >> duke: you're fussing. >> anna: no. i'm not. do you seriously begrudge me making sure you have a clean bill of health after a propofol overdose? come on. >> duke: mm. the elusive dr. obrecht, she almost did me in, didn't she? >> anna: yes. she got away with it, too. i'm still so mad i didn't catch her. >> duke: it's just a matter of time until she's brought to justice. >> anna: any time is too long. you know, i blame myself, really, because... i honestly thought it was ava jerome. >> sonny: connie? who the hell are you? how'd you get in my house? >> derek: well, it seems like danny's father was the love of sam's life. >> alexis: he was. and i'm not sure she's ever gonna g

. >> sam and carly, they call themselves los banditos. sam and carly are cruising through france and they are jumping off some of the best exit points through the country. off of this, getting real nice and close to the rocks along the edge there. that's awesome. but their tour continues throughout france. >> sam and carly are traveling and jumping with a couple other people here. they climb over the railing of this tall bridge. climb up to the edge there and take another leap. >> oh, my gosh! that is a ballsy couple, i have to say. that is crazy. >> i imagine this does strengthen their relationship because they are experiencing all these like death-defying moments together. >> can you imagine? >> the adrenaline rush? that's hot. >> what's the rendezvous like afterwards? >> exactly. what does this lead to. >> want to go get a coffee? me neither. maybe this is what you were speaking of. nothing but the parachute in this leap. >> that's foreplay. >>> you know when you are just on the edge of sleep, sometimes there's nothing better than a li

. >> this is sam and carly. they call themselves los banditos on youtube. sam and carly are cruising through france and jumping off some of the best exit points through the country. off of this beautiful proximity. getting real nice. the rocks along the edge there. that's awesome. but their tour continues throughout france. sam and carly are traveling and jumping with a couple of other people here. the climb over the railing of this tall bridge, climb up to the edge there and takes another leap. >> oh, my gosh. that is a ballsy couple. i have to say that is crazy. >> i bet you this does strengthen their relationship, if you think about it. death-defying moments together. >> can you imagine -- >> the adrenaline rush, that is hot. >> what is it like afterwards sm? >> exactly. what does that lead to? >> like to get a coffee? me, neither. i bet this is what you were speaking of. nothing but the parachute in this leap. >> that's foreplay. >>> this is from last february. that is eye van, the monkey. he's a monkey! >> come on. >> that's cruel, man. >> it's not cru

tonight the exclusive and candy interview with carly fiorina. she speaks out about her ouster from hp, her cancer and her future. >>> good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. not a bad friday to end the workweek for a lot of you. we have a lot of big changes in store. not only some milder temperatures but, yes, no question mark here, rain is on the way. details in that seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >>> $4.5 million cost the state of california to fight the morgan fire near mt. diablo park. it broke out on sunday, forcing the evacuation of 100 homes and prompting air quality warnings in three counties. calfire says the cause has been traced to people who were target shooting. full containment, the fire is expected by this evening. >>> a mother in the east bay says the first day of school was traumatic and dangerous for her 3-year-old daughter with autism. she says a mixup with the school bus could have also put other children in danger. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us from hayward with the story. >> re

still ahead on "today in the bay," a rare interview with c l carcar carly fiorina talks about women in business and whether she's planning a comeback. >>> when hewlett packard forced out ceo carly fiorina, it was one of the nastiest breakups in the bay area history. it happened eight years ago but it still talked about to this day. hewlett packard continues to struggle but fiorina is thriving. raj mathai brings us the interview. >> i started out as a secretary in the bay area. i would never have predicted i would become a ceo. i wouldn't have predicted i was a cans are victim. >> reporter: for most of us, there's no such thing as a fairy tale life. >> she was a ground breaker in the fortune 500. that is until she was fired today. >> reporter: that was eight years ago, a lifetime for carly fiorina. >> i honestly during the final two weeks of my time at hp was so of caught off guard by how human and petty certain board members could be. >> reporter: since then the 59-year-old has overcome breast cancer and a failed bid in the 2010 u.s. senate race. >> think about that. >> reporter: nowad

for "tkn," i'm carly. >> we're continuing our special coverage of 9/11/2001.nes. two were flown into new york city's world trade center buildings. in washington, d.c., a plane was slammed into the pentagon. the fourth plane never made it to its intended target. those on board fought the terrorists to regain control of the aircraft. that plane, with its heroic passengers and crew, crashed into a field in pennsylvania. >> it was a tragic day for our country -- in fact, the worst attack on u.s. soil since the bombing of pearl harbor at the start of world war ii. earlier, during scott's report on the school mural in honor of 9/11, the principal there made this point. >> i think it's important that we continue to teach our youth these important moments in history, and if you read the textbooks, this is just a paragraph. >> tyler reports on an organization that's trying to change that. they want schools to make 9/11 more than just a paragraph in a textbook. >> i think that teens should learn about it because it's a big part of history. and all the devastation that h

carly, have a great weekend.> great, thank you, carl. >> carly fiorina joining us, talking about dell, twitter, a lot of other issues. >>> don't forget about "squawk on the street." what's twitter's first official tweet after going public going to be? tweet us @squawkstreet. we've got some good ones. >>> meantime, the report moving markets according to a japanese newspaper, larry summers will be nominated as fed chairman next week. we'll take a closer look at what that report is doing to stocks and commodities in just a moment. >>> first, rick santelli looking at the risks and rewards of high-frequency trading. rick? >> absolutely. i used to trade catastrophe insurance bonds many decades ago. we're going to discuss hft, old-style trade, new-style trade, and maybe reinsurance to boot, all at the bottom of the hour. ask me what it's like to get your best night's sleep every night. [announcer] why not talk to someone who's sleeping on the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur-pedic. ask me h

the man broke into his daughter's house and stabbed carly 37 times. carly had multiple knife wound in the palms of her hand as she tried to defend herself. she bled to death on the kitchen floor. he said i came to shake your hand because you're speaking for carly now. anytime someone has a conversation with me and paints a picture of someone who is here for a better life, i think of them and carly. they were victims of illegal immigration and we shouldn't ignore that. >> how many illegal aliens are getting axis to voting -- access to voting? >> we don't know. i know of investigations that were being conducted by agents that was shut down. there are two quick points that i want to make. a ysically deported a guy, drug dealer. we are speaking about a lot of people from different countries. this is not about mexico or latino. this is another lie that is being perpetrated. it's about making a distinction between citizen versus alien. when you say the word alien everybody wants to faint. it's not an insult. it means any person who is not a citizen or natio

do you not know carly? have you seen what she wears to school?t's cool it on the gossip, okay? it's not right, and carly's got enough problems. what do you mean? well, her mom can't get through soccer practice without a thermos of chardonnay, and don't get me started on the dad. that guy is-- (brakes squeal, horn honks) oh! oh, my god! oh, my god! (haley) mom! oh! this is such a dangerous intersection! did i get lipstick on my face? no, you're fine. and consider yourself lucky you didn't just get, like, felt up by your mom. they need to get a stop sign. what is your obsession with traffic? it's an obsession with safety.

carly was feeding her 7-month-old when the front window was shattered. >> two quick pops and my husbandelled for us to get down. >> reporter: she tried to protect her children. >> i got on the floor with the 7-month-old and i see the 18-month-old with blood on her face. i thought she got hit. i pulled her down and my husband ushered us into another room and grabbed the 4-year-old. >> two shots were fired. no one was hit. this is inches away from being a tragic story. >> if i had been leaning more to the left, they would have gotten a head shot and i would not be here speaking. >> anne arundel county police are searching for the shooter and the reason someone would do this. >> i thankfully have been blessed enough to be missed. >> in odenton, don harrison. >>> one pern is dead after a shooting in cecil county. investigators say several suspects tried to rob kenneth curry's apartment. the 19-year-old fought the machine and was shot. he died at the hospital. another person showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound but it's not clear if that person is related to the home invasion. >>>

two beautiful babies -- carly, 22 months, and jackson, 8 months. boy, and you work? i do., you must be exhausted. i am beyond exhausted. [ laughter ] wellthen try to stay awake for the next half-hour. i'm gonna try. good to have you here. merlinda, how are you? good. how are you? i'm well, thanks. merlinda ingram from dallas, texas, and let's hear a little bit about what you do there in texas. [ cheers and applause ] thanks. i do h.r. for a technology company based in the dallas area. yeah? now, if you're in dallas, why are you an oklahoma fan? i crossed the red river to the better school, 'cause i wanted to be good at football. oh. ooh. ooh. and you've lived around the world. i have. my formative years were in singapore. i've also lived in the czech republic, italy, and then, of course, the good old u.s. of a. all right. well, we're glad you're here. nice to have you with us. it's great to be here. and david divita is here from los angeles. a college professor. talk about that a little bit. i am -- yeah -- and i work in a department of romance languages. i teach french an

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. >> once upon a time there was a song by one carly gray jepson that got a lot of attention. ♪ here'smber, so call me maybe ♪ >> a bunch of people covered it. it looks like the new "call me maybe" is "roar" by katy perry. ♪ and you're going to hear me roar." ♪ you're going to hear me roar ♪ >> now there are a ton of these songs hitting the internet. this is matt mull holland. he is a comedian and i get they're drinking beer and they're all in their -- ♪ hear me roar ♪ >> there is a grandma version. >> aw. ♪ hear me roar >> now, wait, wait, wait. she is known on youtube as the dancing grandma. she has a ton of dancing videos. >> not singing? dancing? >> she's sort of mimicking. >> what are you doing? >> i don't know. dancing. >> oh! that's ourhannah. tld daughtr of one of our producers, joanne ingram. >> we call her the daughter of rtm. >> watch her rock out. >> dance like nobody's watching, girl. ♪ you're going to hear me roar >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. if you wa

and carly willson, a husband and three children, were in that house at the time, and wilson is feeding her daughter on the couch by the window when the bullets came through, just inches from her head and no one was hit by a bullet. however the 18-month-old was hit by flying glass. police are still looking for the shooter. >>> taking a good look at the pictures on wednesday morning. investigators in montgomery county believe these two guys are responsible for putting skimming devices on atms and take the account numbers and make purchases use the card holder's name. if you recognize those men, it is available for you, at abc 2 news .com, give montgomery county police a call. and now, as for this guy, and the team around him, no late season magic for the orioles this year. officially eliminated from the playoff race. the birds fell to toronto last night 3-2. in extra innings. but they're now riding a six game losing streak. that ties the season high. and they are five games remaining in the season and the ox's have to win at least one of the games to -- the o's have to win at least one o

eric and carly molton have been trying to established a homeowners association to run drug dealers out of their neighborhood. they believe that's why their home was tarringed. >> we're following news around the nation this morning. the governor of south carolina hopes people will donate money to help rebuild a historic town destroyed by fire. governor nikki haley toured georgetown, south carolina on thursday. she said fire may have devastated that town but they will rise from the ashes. officials say flames destroyed 10 businesses there. 130 jobs were lost. the governor set up a state-wide fire fund and urged donations to the red cross. >> come take a look at this because this has drivers in washington state on edge. this major bridge near green bay is now closed indefinitely after it started to sag. it was built in the '80s and it carried some 40,000 cars a day but at last inspection only a year ago it was deemed structurally sound. now, though, it joins more than 80,000 bridges in the u.s. that are listed as at risk. >> wow. can't imagine seeing that. daily commute. >> cannot, cannot

. ♪ call me maybe >> speaking to "nightline" last year, carly ray jepsem talked about the pressure shes, goethe's "somebody that i used to know" and sir mixalot's baby got back and remember the cardigans? ♪ about anything but you >> reporter: in their dressing room, icona pop say they're here to stay. >> are you nervous there might not be another "i love it." >> there will not be another "i love it" but there will beep other songs. i mean instead of seeing it as a pressure, i see it more like a big huge open window where people are looking at you. and we are like, hey, you can look. because and you can listen because we just released our album, our baby. >> reporter: does the swedish pop act have another mega hit in them? if the screaming crowd has anything to go by, they just might. for "nightline," linzie janice in brooklyn, new york. >> we shall see. well, next we take a look at who is lucky. the winner of the $400 million lottery jackpot. the guy who walked away from this. or the one who fell right into the tracks. this week in luck when we return. steps 4 through 28 -- recall 100

carly solis and hillary man man leverett. she's the author of "going to tehran." one thing the president repeated over and over, chris, is the importance of not letting tyrants get away with using weapons of mass destruction. we have seen a long history of getting away with mass destruction goes back to saddam hussein and how he gassed kurds in iraq. there was by some accounts as many as 31 prior uses of chemical weapons in syria. why now? >> well, i think, first of all, you need to understand something. you can look at sad da -- saddam hussein as one example. it's not just that they kill people and hurt something, especially something like sarin, it's odorless and colorless. you can't breathe and you're con vulsing. it has a horrible effect. when saddam hussein used them against the kurds in 1988 he killed maybe 5,000 people. three years later in 1991 he didn't have to use them to terrorize hundreds of thousands of people and drive them to the mountainsides of kurdistan. if assad is able to continue to use chemical weapons freely in syria, he will win this war. h

carly? alex? no. oh, i'm sorry. you look like friends of ours from the, um-- from the dog park. oh, you have a dog. 5. so, do you have a dog? a beagle. oohh. oohh. we're doug and carrie, by the way. brigitte and jon. brigitte?! oh, my god, that was my mother's name! mine, too. wow. small world, huh? yes. yes. heh heh. anyway, it was nice meeting you. ok. you, too. ok. [chuckles] oh, doug, did you get those norah jones tickets for next weekend? yes. yeah, yeah, i did. oh, ok. yeah. norah jones. yeah, she's great. yeah. you know, we've seen her. oh, yeah? she is great. we love her. so do our moms. they do- heh heh heh heh heh. anyway, here's a crazy thought. uh, we have 2 extra tickets if you guys are interested. ok. that sounds like fun. all right. well, let me just get your number. great. we'll call you. here you go. call us. i will. just don't call us after 10:00. i don't want to wake up the kids. oh, right-o. ok. bye. damn it! kids! well, this has been a huge waste of time. well, maybe not. what about them? them? i mean, are we really that desperate? p.a.: attention, shoppers,

as officers work to make an arrest, carly keeps thinking about the bullets flying in to their home and how her husband responded to keep their family safe. >> he's yelling, everybody get down. that's when i put her on the floor and laid on top of her and saw abby with half of her face covered in blood. and that's when i started yelling to my husband. i said she's been hit. she's been hit. i grabbed her and i pulled her down just in case there were more shots, she wouldn't get hit again. >> police believe the suspect got in to a maroon or burgundy ford crown victoria. anyone with information is asked to call metro crimestoppers at 866-7-lockup. >>> to baltimore city we go where investigators are looking for a suspect in a deadly shooting, happened shortly before 5:00 in the 3900 block of penhurst avenue in northwest baltimore. a man was shot in the head. he was taken to the hospital where he died. no word about a suspect or motive. >>> a drunken hit and run in ocean city, they'll have a parole hearing on halloween. pleaded guilty and sentenced to five years in prison. he was behind the

commissioners and chief and members of the public, from the community and engagement unit and this is officer carly brown and she has worked to try to answer some of the questions that have came up regarding the patrol special and she is ready to plenty on some of the findings and again open it up to discussion if there is anything else that needs to be addressed. thank you. >> >> good evening. >> you talk about the patrol special compliance, and that was asked about in the prior hearing. we are here to talk about the patrol special compliance that was asked about in a previous meeting. and just a quick review because i don't know we don't know if you have talked about it recently and just go over some stuff, and the police commission befinds the officer as a private person who contract to perform the security duties in a private nature. and or a private person and businesses within the boundaries set forth by the police commission. >> i am not going to read the whole thing it is long. but basically the patrol special officers shall be regulated by the police commission that may establish the requi

va carly believes her fellow greeks a big push towards supporting the golden dawn by the nation's drastic economic situation. we should continue the ideology of ideology but the problem is the actions citizens don't have and voted for golden dawn because they are violent they are just hopeless and wanted some people out of the system to to make the political system realize that the corruption must go and people have need they need to find this thirty measures were very strict and the pressure was. bearable for greek citizens but we worked really hard over the something that we have to deal with young people living in greece to find jobs and the we have to help the south to hold on to its big and try to find a different long at the end that we bring europe together and not divide societies and counties. and you keep cross what's happening in greece by getting the latest news analysis that are to talk of course. barely over but southern russia really excited about the winter we talk about that's sort of the snow for the olympics head on our two reports from the bright lights of the slopes.

. >> toilets have all different flows, but carli, you have to have a 1.6 gallon or less. -- currently. >> that is the state plumbing code minimum standard. >> that is going to save your water compared to what a lot of people still have in their bathrooms. they have 3.5 or 5 gallons. that is using a ton of water. >> the year there is a new city ordinance requirement to reduce flow flesh? >> and a lot of manufacturers are real -- are already making those toilets. right here, we have a dual-flush toilet. this toilet uses 1.6 gallons on the full flush and 0.9 on the half less. >> what happened? >> it automatically opens. this is a fancy toilet. we can get to that later. >> this is the half loss, which is how many? >> 0.9. so it is very good toilet, water-saving. and then the other kind of toilet that saves water is and 1.28 gallons a flush. >> i know when people first started selling and installing the 1.6, there were problems with it was not clear in the bowl and all of that. have those generally been resolved? >> yes, they have come out with a lot of new technologies, and the flushing s

carly molesston was feeding her daughter on the couch by the window when bullets came in within inches of her head and cut by flying glass. witnesses say they saw a man running down the street with a roughly and got into a car and fled after the shooting. >>> and we need you to take a good look at these pictures. investigators in montgomery county say these are the men placing skimming devices on atm's and banks in bethesda and chevy chase. the devices record account numbers which the chieves then use to make -- the thieves then use to make purchases in the card holder's name. if you recognize these two men, are you asked to call montgomery county police. >>> a leopold employee says it is not about money but principle. and karla headner will get a $110,000 paycheck from ann arundel county. she claimed retaliation after being fired and speaking up about sexual harassment. five years later, the county offered a payout to avoid going to trial. >> of all people, i think women are the most afraid to rock the boat and come forward when they need to. and i would really hope that this would gi

reporter: 7,000 miles from falluj fallujah, just steps from where the twin towers went down 12 years ago, carlyo accomplishing his dream as you can get. >> to be blocks away from the reason i was in iraq and afghanistan is really amazing. >> reporter: he is part of a special 10-week internship program at the new york stock exchange for 28 returning military veterans. three years ago as a marine and machine gunner in iraq, reeder couldn't have even imagined it. >> we were going down the street and there was a cooler that was filled with explosives and ball bearings and bbs and all types of debris. >> reporter: but now he faces a very different reality. >> these are some of the best people you will hire. best people you will hire. >> reporter: duncan neiderauer started the program two years ago. when unemployment among young male vets returning from war was two times higher than the rest of americans. now the rate is half that at ten percent. >> veterans have all the character traits that you or i would want, all the stuff we can't train, character, dealing with adversity, being a teammate, check

with stephen schwarzman and then became a billionaire then the current leadership is robert rubin and carly hill's ruben of course made a lot of money at goldman sachs and then went on to citibank after he was in the search area treasury so the best just the very top leadership the vice one of the vice chairman is david rubenstein another billionaire with carlyle a private equity firm so we're talking the highest wealth levels in the world here in this organization so they have a lot of power just in the private private market but still for as you are looking at the organizations and there's no direct evidence that you know they actually a purse cry of policy recommendations that are actually put into effect and you outline the evidence that you presented back of that there that the c.f.r. was largely responsible for laying out post world war two plans for international order and also today in more recent history what have they done that has been put into effect when we were two broke out in europe the united states was going to be involved of course for several more years but one hundred t

commissioners and chief and members of the public, from the community and engagement unit and this is officer carly brown and she has worked to try to answer some of the questions that have came up regarding the patrol special and she is ready to plenty on some of the findings and again open it up to discussion if there is anything else that needs to be addressed. thank you. >>