because we were busy breaking up some other occupation, and that is not in addition to those made by csc, and they usually exercise the right of dejection more than we do. there were 19 public intoxication arrests, when normally we make six to eight. there were 90 medical calls the service. 50 were ambulance calls for service. we normally get seven to 10. 10 ambulance runs were made to the hospital, where normally, we have doubled our radio traffic on events and incidents concern by officers on call for service. again, i have to emphasize, this was with a third as many people in attendance with a fourth more officers. this game was like no other i can remember, and i have been a 49ers and my whole life. >> i want to make sure that you talk to the guy that heads up our stadium operations. he will be able to go through what we have done to make sure that candlestick remains a safe place to watch a football game. >> i appreciate your support. i echo the response from the chief. candlestick park can and will be a safe place to come to a game. all of you fans out there who are nervous about t

again, thank you to csc and conway with partnering with the chamber. we appreciate it. and without further ado, i'm honored to invite our next speaker to the podium as the first secretary of homeland security, tom ridge, helped guide the country through a period of crisis and change. now the former governor of pennsylvania leaves ridge global his own international security and risk management firm and we are fortunate enough to have them chair our national security task force here at the university of task force. please give a warm welcome to tom ridge. [applause] >> well, thank you, ann, very much for that kind introduction and thank you very much for your warm response. i thank the responses to the event and i thank the chamber for giving us an opportunity to reflect a little bit on where we were, what we've done and where we need to go for purpose of this engagement today and i'm very privileged to be part of this and i'm, frankly, looking forward to the discussion of the panelist. i was privileged to serve with most of them in one capacity or another so i look forwa

lori joins csc as it's directed immigration reform strategy in october of 2010.they are she entertained leverage csc's expertise and thought leadership in the visa, border and immigration iran to adapt 21st century next generation infrastructure that brings integrity to reforming visa, border and immigration reform. from 2003-2006 she worked at the department homeland security first as a policy director for immigration in the border and transportation security director and best deputy director for mission operations in the us-visit program. and then last but not least round as out is dan stoneking. and is the director the private sector office at fema. is focused on listening to the private sector to collaborate more effectively in preparedness, response, medication and recovery. prior to that day and worked as a vice president in washington, d.c., public relations firm. he was a soldier in the u.s. army and he was also a high school english teacher. welcome, dan. >> so like i said we will go through a series of opening questions. .. >> were you thinking about th

i want to thank our sponsors, con-way and csc. we thank you very much. it's been a very, very important dialogue and conversation. i just want to show you with you a couple final foster information sharing is at the heart of how you combat terrorist. and we've made a lot of progress, doing pretty good job, it's not good enough in my judgment. we move from a culture of need to know, to a culture of need to share. we are part way there. the only way i believe we get there is to understand a couple of things at the panelists have lived to either to directly or indirectly their information is only valuable if it is shared. keep it to yourself, then you yourself are limited in using it. but if it is shared there might be other folks out there that can use it and add to die, it enhances your capability make herself more secure, your communities more secure. the other thing i would say that is absolutely essential is trust. there's still this incredible notion that i better not share it because this wikileaks all over again. i'm going to tell you, that is a pot