officer carr said i've been hit. and he collapsed to the ground. >> officer carr looked at them and saw the crowd of people lying on the ground. he walked over and heard him say, please get me an ambulance. and officer peregrinea announced that we have an officer down and needed units to respond. i won't go any further because it goes into more details about the suspect about the vehicle that was driven, but it sort of gives you an idea of what the scene was like and how many people were involved vs. three police officers. now i read you that statement because i wanted you to understand that the major problem that we have that evening is that there was no crowd control. there was an active fight and both -- all three officers told me today, carter, peregrinea and carr, all three stole me that none of them observed any security. outside when the fight was taking place and even outside and during the event itself. you would think that if a shooting kerr occur and an officer was shot they would have personnel coming in

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and at the same time with pat carr, who is here, who was starting as a nurse in the emergency room at about the same time that i was. we are all family. jane o'connell is here on the end, our long-term ceo. [applause] . we talked about family relations and my first encounter in san francisco general hospital was as an medical intern with a bomb bringing her children here for care. i want to know where else but in the public sector would somebody go from being a mother bringing her two children, work her way through nursing school and ultimately become ceo of the finest public hospital in the united states. no place else but san francisco general. [applause] she deserves so much credit, folks, for the rebuild and for the reason why people want the rebuild. now, it is my great pleasure to introduce the mayor. i would only say as a way of introduction that during that election year, what made me most proud was that at every event that he went to, what he said was there are many things on this election ballot, and you may have your different opinions about the different things. some of th

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been in decades and now that relationship will have to withstand conspiracy theories to you nicholas carr to moscow. a sixty five years ago a mushroom cloud in the new mexico desert should the u.s. have won the race to produce an atomic weapon and this all seems kristen for azzam reports the fact of the blast wave went across the world involving many other countries in the nuclear arms race. it started with a pen and paper a letter written by albert einstein to president roosevelt in one thousand nine hundred thirty nine explaining the need to act quickly developing and exploring your anian fission roosevelt did act and as several nations in europe became entrenched in the second world war the united states propelled itself into work on developing a nuclear bomb tens of thousands of people worked on it the largest corporations in america were recruited so it's not something that can really be done in the laboratory here. instead a large bomb weighing almost ten thousand pounds was assembled at a top secret facility in los alamos new mexico the nicknames of the two bombs that ended world w

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. >>> 30 people recovering this morning after a flight headed to carr hit severe turbulence. the united airlines boeing 777 took off from washington, d.c., yesterday afternoon. it was headed to l.a., but as it flew over kansas, the turbulence started so the pilot had to divert to denver. passengers talked about what it was like. >> the person behind me, he actually flew up and then he landed like kind of across the aisle on to somebody else's head. so he got a bruise on the chin. >> most of the people injured had bruises and some whiplash, even sprains. about 20 of them ended up going to the hospital. there is no obvious damage to the plane, but obviously they are going to inspect that. >>> as we mentioned a short time ago, they're about ready to change the straight lightbulbs in san jose. there's a reason behind it and a reason why people are concerned. we want to check in with kris sanchez now and she has the details on what's going on. kris? >> reporter: good morning, brent. you might be able to see right behind me over this shoulder bright, white norms. but the yellow lig

you repeatedly stated that you would respect gonzales versus carr hart which the court rejected a facial challenge to the federal partial birth abortion act based on stare decisis. that's what you said in the last hearing. i assume that's your position today? >> absolutely, senator, that the gonzales case is settled law entitled to all the precedent of settled law goinforward. >> and i just really want to make a personal comment asdy in my oning statement. many of us believe role v wade is a matter of privacy and a woman's right of choice and is not reallyaking sides on abortion, not whether you favor or oppose abortionshether you favor a woman's choice and the right of privacy and what is the appropriate for the government to play in those types of decisions. with him senator graham sill here, i want to go back to one the points senator graham raised on enemy combatants and their rights to certain proceedings. and i think i'm quoting him correctly when he said if we took the war on terror and made it a crime, we'd have a problem for our country. i think that sort of misses the point. as

and you also fail to mention that the majority of economists who write on this issue, such as david carr, giovanni perry, rachel freeburg, jennifer hunt, gerald james, differ from boarhaus and conclude that immigration has actually had a positive effect on the wages of most if not all americans, and this is because, for one, immigran buy things and increase demand on products and services, secondly, immigrants tend to work in industries that, like aiculture and landscaping and certain parent of the u.s. would become unviable without their labor, and thirdly, immigrants tend to complement american workers rather than directly compete against them. and let's just take the example of agriculture. we do have exceedingly high unemployment levels right now, but for all the unemployment out there, americans are not running back to the fields to do certain manual labor. and this has bn highlighted by the take our jobs campaign being run by the united farm workers and discsed on the stephen colbert show. farm workers are saying to america, you want our jobs, come take it. but after months of adve

and you also fail to mention that the majority of economists who write on this issue, such as david carrni perry, rachel freeburg, jennifer hunt, gerald james, differ from boarhaus and conclude that immigration has actually had a positive effect on the wages of most if not all americans, and this is because, for one, immigrants buy things and increase demand on products and services, secondly, immigrants tend to work in industries that, like agriculture and landscaping and certain parents of the u.s. would become unviable without their labor, and thirdly, immigrants tend to complement american workers rather than directly compete against them. and let's just take the example of agriculture. we do have exceedingly high unemployment levels right now, but for all the unemployment out there, americans are not running back to the fields to do certain manual labor. and this has been highlighted by the take our jobs campaign being run by the united farm workers and discussed on the stephen colbert show. farm workers are saying to america, you want our jobs, come take it. but after months of adv

i will have to pass carr. it is a serious point, that even if we could make success against the world heroin problem by pushing up prices in afghanistan, that is not good. if afghanistan got driven out of the trade, there are other places to grow poppy. the prospects for a large increase in the price of heroin are not very big. >> you mentioned hiv. we know that hiv is a serious problem. if it is about hearts and minds, it seems that someone might want to think about whether or not we wanted to discuss the prevention of hiv, which is a terrible problem you can anticipate is relatively lightly. there are pros and cons. you can imagine there being a backlash of unintended consequences if we are perceived as distributing needles in a society that is conservative, and it is beyond my pay grade to think through the public relations and cultural dimensions of that. but hiv will be an important problem, and someone might want to think about whether or not there are actions there that would further the interests of co

you repeatedly stated that you would respect gonzales vers carr hart which the court rejected a facial challenge to the federal partial birth abortion act based on stare decisis. that's what you said in the last hearing. i assumehat's your position today? >> absolutely, senator, that the gonzales case is settled law entitled to all the precedent of settled law going forward. >> and iust really want to make a personal comment asdy in my opening statement. many of us believe role v wade is a matter of privacy and a woman's right of choice and is not really taking sides on abortion, not wther you favor or oppose abortions whether you favor a woman's choice and the right of privacy and what is the appropriate for the government to play in those types of decisions. with him senator graham sill here, i want to go back to one of the points senator graham raised on enemy combatants and their rights to certain proceedings. and i think i'm quoting him correctly when he said if we took the war on terror and made it a crime, we'd have a problem for our country. i think that sort of misses the poin

this will include discussions on .usion centers carr on sunday we will reconvene for a plenary sessionstates are facing tough fiscal situations. this session will focus on ways to streamline state government for maximum efficiency. this round table discussion will murray.rated by alan ama the economic commerce committee will talk about state and the economy and the road to recovery. the vice president and director of the federal reserve bank of boston will join that meeting. the annual meeting will conclude sunday morning with a plenary session on the challenges of the federal budget deficit. bowlesmpson and oxon bowerksine their addition. ha we're looking to focusing on state issues, sharing best practices and find solutions to common challenges. i want to thank you for joining in boston, the city of the birth of our country and look forward to taking in as much of this city as we can, and i know that duval and diane want us to leave as much financially as possible with you. i have listened well and i want is out him that gail there doing her job this morning. if any of the other gove

and you also fail to mention that the majority of economists who write on this issue, such as david carr, giovanni perry, rachel freeburg, jennifer hunt, gerald james, differ from boarhaus and conclude that immigration has actlly had a positive effect on the wages of most if not all americans, and this is because, for one, immigrts buy things and increase demand on products and services, secondly, immigrants tend to work in industries that, like agriculture and landscaping and certain parents of the u.s. would become unviable without their labor, and thirdly, immigrants tend to complement american workers ratherhan directly compete against them. and let's just take the example of agriculture. we do have exceedingly high unemployment levels right now, but for all the unemployment out there, americans are not running back to the fields to do certain manual labor. and this has been highlighted by the take our jobs campaign being run by the united farm workers and discussed on the stephen colbert show. farm workers are saying to america, you want our jobs, come take it. but after months of a

explosions blast its roy hydroelectric station in russia's southern republic of coverage you know bill carr you officials say terrorist broke into the box on plans and laid several explosive devices we cross now to maria and for more on this. so maria give us more details of these explosions if you can. well marina we are now receiving information indeed about serious of blogs to add to the sun hydra policy station russia's southern republic of korea wait situated in russia's north caucasus which is believed to be one of the country's most.