collier has set the house on fire. fearing a bullet from the gunman, fire rescue units cannot approach the home directly. it will be hours before they can get the blaze under control. with flames engulfing his house, collier goes to his garage and takes his own life with a shotgun, ending the standoff. >> a dramatic shootout caught on tape leaves a wounded police officer recovering in a san diego hospital. >> greg's footage makes national news. after the incident, the el cajon police use the video as a training tool. >> it was definitely a life-changing experience to be there and to witness something like this. >> as for officer slocumb, he survives the ordeal and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> coming up -- >> i was kind of outraged and appalled by what i saw. >> the haymaker that had people talking. >> why did you have to hit her? >> she's going to fight with me, i'm going to fight with her. [ jody ] four course feast. man it's great. the guests love it. [ male announcer ] red lobster's four course seafood f

collier? >> good afternoon, members of the board.i am a staff attorney at the tenderloin housing clinic. i think you are aware of the work that we do, we are one of the few organizations that will represent, without charge, people facing eviction. it is full scope representation, but we only have three attorneys that represent clients. there is a tremendous need for more full scope representation of tenants facing eviction. we would very much encouraged this bill in the hopes of expanding the amount of the eviction defense representation for low-end, and working -- low- income and working people. a study has shown that when a tenant has an attorney, the outcome is so much better for th e tenant. there are some many that go without attorney because they don't have the resources to pay for attorneys to represent them. we encourage them to speak out strongly in favor and thank you, president chiu, for raising it. president chiu: mr. collier has represented the people in my district. and i can testify that the outcome changed. other spea

collier? >> good afternoon, members of the board.i am a staff attorney at the tenderloin housing clinic. i think you are aware of the work that we do, we are one of the few organizations that will represent, without charge, people facing eviction. it is full scope representation, but we only have three attorneys that represent clients. there is a tremendous need for more full scope representation of tenants facing eviction. we would very much encouraged this bill in the hopes of expanding the amount of the eviction defense representation for low-end, and

if you have amazing family member, collier will law enforcement. >>dan: the crime lab has the largest criminal and missing persons data base in the nation. experts say what is happening on the remote site of san joaquin county is potentially destroying some critical evidence. one expert says he is horrified about how officials are processing the scene in the fears are reparable damage is being done. experts say the right way to handle this mass grave is by using a much different method. >> take a look at this large state created by a backup. forensic experts say the first step should have been digging a small test kits with teams of highly trained forensic archaeologists carefully examining the soil taken from those selected sites before any large machinery was brought in. his bones were discovered, all the equipment should be immediately turned off in the park to far away, but as you can see, that is not what is happening out here. this vacco has been left sitting in the well. see how these people are walking on the ground near the uncovered well?

what have you seen at this show that has collier act? what i think the biggest thing is really 3d television. they are staging a boxing match for the benefit of the crowd on thursday. every television is showing some version of a tv that with or without glasses gives you a 3d image. this is not the kind of 3-d he went there as a teenager. it is very vivid. i think it may be a little bit. 3-d comes up every five or 10 years. people want to bring it back. the technology is very advanced. >> will it be advanced enough that people do not want -- do not have to wear glasses? >> sony is showing a tv that has 3-d without the glasses. i think right now it is still something you will need some sort of device. >> what is the cost. in 2012? >> i cannot say across all manufacturers, but you are seeing it come down to where lcd and plasma tvs were a few years ago. not cheap, but definitely less than before. >> what else has caught your attention? >> there is a lot of stuff here about tablets. they really want to get on the ipad and the competition go

collier has represented the people in my district. and i can testify that the outcome changed. other speakers? mr. paulson. >gollickson. >> the state of the eviction in san francisco is pretty abysmal right now. we needed it to expand upon what it is right now. we had a court case and the name of it slipped my mind at the moment. about a year-and-a-half ago, it placed a landlord-tenant matters and to the litigation privilege. it is virtually impossible for a tenant to sue a landlord for wrongful eviction unless the tenant has moved and been evicted. that has led to a sharp increase in what we see as bogus and serial eviction notices. the city department was notorious for non-payment, someone that has paid their rent and never missed a rent. tenants are not able to get an attorney to defend themselves. there are n virtuallyo te -- virtually no tenant attorneys right now. they rely on the defense collaborative, sometimes a pro bono lawyer, sometimes they get some help from the housing clinic. the resources out there are totally inadequate and it has reached the point that tenants

anybody who wants to see the most recent story about it, just google local nbc station in florida, collier county i think last week did a story in which they found at least 100 individuals in just one county in florida who were registered and who had voted multiple elections and were not u.s. citizens. the only way to do this is to do what arizona, georgia and kansas have done which is require proof of citizenship when you register to vote. and for those who are interested, georgia, because it is a section five state, had to submit its proof of citizenship requirement to the justice department for pre clearance. the justice department, the obama administration pre cleared the law and said it was not discriminatory against section five. that's why that law is now in effect and in place in georgia. >> i would only ask that you look at the numbers of people who have attempted to vote who are noncitizens, and you'll see they are an infant tess mall part of the electorate. many times people who are in naturalization proceedings make the mistake of assuming that they are able to vote. so it does

. >> the collier county sheriff's office fired deputy calkins in october 2004 citing untruthful statements officer in the terrance williams case. today, we spoke with the detective kevin o'neil who told us calkins remains a person of interest. he also said he continues to track down any new tips in the missing person cases of terrance williams and felipe santos. we're back with the fight against voter suppression. that's next. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. my name is lacey calvert and i'm a yoga instructor. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. but once i take advil, i'm able to finish out strong. it really works! [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. what makes us number one in motorcycle insurance? we love bikes. we love riders. and most of all, we love to ride. perfect hair every time. leading the pack in motorcycle insurance. now, that's progressive.

of it, kurt vonnegut was a free-lance writer who was writing fiction for popular magazines like collier's and ladies' home journal, saturday evening post and barely making it. he had a large family of six children, they lived in a big ramshackle house on cape cod and he was living paycheck to paycheck to try to put food on the table. he not only wrote stories but tried teaching special education for a semester. that did not go well. he received an inheritance from his father and decided he should go into selling automobiles. because he thought it was an ideal job for writer. put the new cars in the show room and you could sit in the back and write all day. he lost his shirt. he was not doing well in 1965 when he went to iowa for the iowa writers workshop. jump ahead a few years to when he swims into the view of a generation. since 1969, a college student at the university of illinois, draft eligible, facing the war in vietnam and like so many young men my age our fathers fought in world war ii so we were facing a moral dilemma. would we serve? where did our duty law? would we fight? what

in fact, kurt vonnegut was a freelance writer who was writing fiction for popular magazines like collier's and "ladies home journal" and saturday evening post and just barely making it. he had a large family of six children and they lived on a bringing ramshackle house on cape cod. he not only wrote stories but he tried teaching special education for a semester and that didn't go all that well. then he received an inheritance from his father and decided that he should go into selling saab automobiles on the cape because he thought it was an ideal job for a writer. you just put the new cars in the showroom, people come in and buy them and you can sit in the back and write all day and he lost his shirt. so kurt was not doing well in 1965 when he went out to iowa for the iowa writers workshop now, jump ahead a few years when he swims into my view and into a view of a generation. it's 1969. and i'm a college student at the university of illinois. draft-eligible, 1a facing the war in vietnam and like so many of the young men my age, our fathers had fought in world war ii so we were facing truly

manipulation of the domestic oil supply via our's actions to lock things up, and you start getting a collierator of how the economy's going. jon: not long ago, mitt romney led the president in a hypothetical matchup in the polls, now he is down, mitt romney is down seven, eight points below the president. some observers say that's because mitt romney, newt gingrich, rick santorum have been engaged in this circular firing squad where they're all attacking each other. do you agree? >> i do agree with that. and i have been a proponent all along of healthy debate and great competition because it elevates our game, it makes us all produce more, produce better. i guess that's kind of my free market capitalist within me believing in competition. however, when we are losing sight of the main thing and the main thing is candidates start talking about the solutions, start talking about the alternative to barack obama's failed policies, then it doesn't do us a whole lot of good to have these, um, internal and the firing squad just shooting at each other. it doesn't do the voters a lot of good, and in f

now he is nominated for the collier trophy, which is presented each year for the greatest achievement. >> to be nominated is just kind of neat to look at the list of the people that have been on there. >> previous winners include oroville wright, howard hughes, and the crew of apollo 11. morris was nominated for his work on the plane which can fly a record 400 miles on a single gallon of fuel. >> that's incredible! bravo! >>> sal, you went all of our awards because you're the best at taking care of people. >> your check is in the mail, my friend. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. let's go out and see what we have now. now we're looking at pleasant hill, walnut creek. that traffic is getting busier. 24 is also slow but if you're driving on gray from that part of contra costa, it looks good. i want to focus on 580 near high street near the walgreens there. the power is slowly coming back on, about 6700 customers were without power. but now it's down to less than 200, as pg&e on the scene. you still may see traffic lights that are not working properly in that area. high street, macar

down in the southeast part, connecting to collier county and look here in the middle of the state. almost all original, that is the i-4 corridor, where swing voters and independent voters live and work in. many analysts may conclude this portends well for romney in the general election but this is a republican primary in florida and not open to all voters but watch that part of the state. for gingrich his argument will come right in here. tal that has si and leon county over in the west and jacksonville, this is part of the state where these are evangelicals southern voters and bumping up against his home state of georgia. that will give him the argument to continue on in places like georgia or oklahoma weeks down the road. quickly from 2008, mccain and red and, this is where mccain and this is it is orange and it is romney country in the state of florida. >> kelly: did you see that. is that like brangelina. >> brett: okay. brit hume, senior political analyst and kirsten powers and steve hayes. first, an overview of tonight. >> i think everybody has gone before from karl and joe, t

anyone who wants to see the most recent story, just google an nbc station in collier county. they found 100 individuals in one county in florida who were registered and who had voted in local elections and were not u.s. citizens. the only way to do this is to do what arizona, georgia, and kansas have done. require proof of citizenship when you register to vote. for those who are interested, georgia because it is a section 5 state had to submit its proof of citizenship requirement to the justice department for pre- clearance. the justice department, the obama administration pre- cleared the law and said it was not discriminatory under section 5 and that is why that law is in effect and in place in georgia. >> i would only ask that you look at the numbers of people who have attempted to vote who are non-citizens. you will see that they are infinitesimal part of the electorate. in many times people who are in naturalization proceedings make the mistake of assuming they are able to vote. it does not necessarily show because some people have tried to vote that their intent, it doe

anyone who wants to see the story about it, just google local nbc station in florida, collier county. last week did a story in which they found at least 100 individuals in just one county in florida. who were registered them about and multiple elections that are not u.s. citizens. the only way to do this is to do at arizona, georgia and kansas have done, which is require proof of citizenship when you register to vote. and for those who are interested , georgia because it is a section five state had to submit its proof of citizenship requirement to the justice department for preclearance. the justice department, the obama administration precleared the welcome is that it was not discriminatory under section five and that is why the law is now in effect been in place in georgia. >> i would only ask that you look at the numbers of people who have attempted to those who are noncitizens. and you'll see they are an incontestable part of the elect jerry. many times, people who are in naturalization proceeding to make the mistake of assigning that they are able to vote. so it doesn't necessari

know, if i learn as much as in the next five months as i did in the first five, i'll have a much collier view. but i feel very optimistic about our ability to turn this ship. it is a great company with a great set of assets with very committed people who want hp to win. with customers who depend on us. with partners who have staked their livelihood on this company. so i feel great about our prospects. as i said, it took us a while to get here. it's going to take us a while to fwet out. >> an executive management team that apparently is now in cubicles, no longer offices, right? >> yes. we moved from our offices into cubicles. it's actually been fantastic. the amount of conversation that takes place over the cubicle walls. the amount of shares of information on an ad hoc basis. it's made a big difference already. you know what? the executives, they're getting used to it and i think they like it. >> okay. you think they do. all right. meg whitman -- sfwl i'll tell you a funny story. i was talking to one of my executives. i said, what do you think? the executive said, i'm open minded. >> op

. >> and then for the suicide prevention, as collier 11 was $23.4 million -- fiscal year 11 was $23.4 million, fiscal year 2012 is $25 million. if you look at the program, a particular program, the funding is going down. if you look at it holistic week, the answer is no. for fiscal year 2012, it was 81.6. for fiscal year it 2013, it is 101.1. it has gone up dramatically, it is just where those dollars are being cut. a lot of it has to do with efficiencies and whether we can get more efficient as we go through it. we are spending almost 20 million more on those four programs than we spent last year. >> thank you. >> thank you all. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> defense department budget briefings continue in about five minutes. we will hear from the budget manager from the navy, followed by representatives from the air force. agency budget briefings have been happening throughout the day to day on the heels of the release of president obama's 2013 budget proposal today. you can see all of the briefings

anyone who wants to see the most recent story, just google an nbc station in collier county.