>> dan ray heart n for the san francisco open government those minutes are the reason i fought for the one hundred and 50 words summers in the minutes they pair down to nothing in parking lot from the denims from the public utilities public those are meaning less i get one sentence out of it you're not listening, in fact, those are a de facto of public sensorship if anyone buildings you'll off base i ask people to speak for 3 minutes and read f the sum you'll not recognize it. see for user whether there's had anything representative in a meaningful fashion we're talking about constitutional political free speech. the protection of that free speech extends to its recommendation in the public record because it's been paid for that i public funds. this is particularly true when did free speech equalities for a petition of gruvenz ail the petitions have the basis in a petition for readdressing things we felt upper handing things unlawfully and dpw denigrated the speakers the one thing you'll not take an action to change our kwauz you're just determined the public is not going to be involve

, that the letter was never written if lebron had the courtesy to call dan gilbert before the decision. also he refused to court rayllen when he was here so there was some animosity. when the letter was written it was wrun by us, the people of cleveland. dan has to transcend that being an owner, but he wears emotions on his sleeve. i supported the letter wholeheartedly. now mr. james is able to also man up and realize that the letter was never written if he didn't leave the way he left. he was able to leave. i had no problem with him leaving but this whole thing behind him was a bit too much. a lot of people were telling him, you can't go back there controlling you with that letter. he was automobible to see throu. >> got into a whole discussion of pride. >> i want to bring in "today's" jenna wolf of nbc who is on the streets of cleveland. it's got to be pandemonium there. people were lining up outside lebron james' akron, ohio, home yesterday. you saw pictures of dozens of cars. people wearing t-shirts that say forgiveness. come back home, king. we love you. what an unbelievable day for cleveland, ohio. >> just to

rays negative likely not serious. but the a's bull pen make things interesting. danero and jim johnson give up 5 runs cut their lead to just two runs. but in the 9th. sean doolittle put out the fire with some help from craig gentry who makes a nice sliding catch 15th save for doolittle final: 9-7 a's as mark just mentioned. the a's celebrated the 15-th annual root beer float day. the charity event benefits the juvenile diabetes research foundation. kron-4's vicki liviakis was there. >>: coming up will have more headlinesheading into the seven o'clock hour we have some new video we wanted to show you. showing you some sunshine. we're looking for hot temperatures in a bid today. every mercedes-benz is made with the highest level of engineering... design... safety... and performance. our latest creation is no different. with one exception... introducing the mercedes-benz b-class. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz. > > and a blow to elvis presley. the custom limousine had a ready had a microphone and a late rush. it was told to t

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i want to thank jen stewart, emily murray, wendy parker, dan silverberg, doug andersen, jason steinbaum, anice, doug campbell, myra redznik, ray, cindy and keith. i am very grateful for how hard each of them worked to achieve a consensus. madam speaker, this resolution is quite straightforward. it requires an authorization from congress should the president determine that the united states should escalate its military presence in iraq. it does not change the president's existing authorities to protect and ensure the security of u.s. diplomatic facilities and personnel, and it does not alter the requirements of the war powers resolution. this resolution makes one clear statement. if the president decides we should further involve our military in iraq, he needs to work with congress to authorize it. i don't know how congress would respond and vote for such a request. and for the record i want to state in the strongest possible way that i think it would be a grave mistake for the united states to re-engage militarily in iraq. and i want to make clear that the intent of this resolution is not to criticize president obama. i believ

dan. slap is right. by most accounts the nfl was caught off guard by the harsh pushback and questions, did it address the seriousness of what happened? ray number 27, not just the nfl star running back for the baltimore ravens, but a major part of the league's tv image campaign to attract women. >> find your look at nflshop.com. >> reporter: but it's this image of rice that tarnished his reputation and for some tarnished the sport. tmz sports surveillance footage taken inside an atlantic city casino last february of the all pro super bowl running back hovering over then dragging his girlfriend, unconscious after he assaulted her. they questioned then what would the nfl do? today's reaction to his two-game suspension continues to snowball. the sentiment is, not much. >> frankly, it's a terrible message that the nfl has sent. it was a stunner to me. >> reporter: consider this, the nfl's punishment for steroid use is an automatic four-game suspension. one player was suspended three games for a bar fight and one rookie got a five-game suspension for taking freebies in college. espn's keith olbermann seemed to speak for many with his outrage.

dan. >> reporter: certainly rick, a pretty chaotic scene according to some of the employees and medical staff in the wellness center, some of the patients that were in there having checkups and having x-rays and things, some were told to get out of the building immediately. some reported they heard the shots but did not physically see it. we learned that the man walked into the psychiatric ward in there to sigh whoever he was going to see and pulled a gun on the psychiatrist and shot the psychiatrist but fortunately it was only a graze wound and someone fired back at the gunman and critically wounded him. but an employee was shot, we don't know if she was the intended target but shot dead. here are some of the people we talked to this afternoon and what they had to say. >> was in the mammography suite taking care of patients and we atre told to evacuate and we cops and s.w.a.t. teams and very protective police officers in the area doing their job. >> they told us to evacuate and we did. >> i was getting all the patients, i work at the registration desk. it's scary. >> what did you see? >> i didn't see anything just the cops ushering us out and i got all the patients out of the room. it's

i want to thank jen stewart, emily murray, wendy parker, dan silverberg, doug andersen, jason steinbaum, anice, doug campbell, myra redznik, ray, cindy and keith. i am very grateful for how hard each of them worked to achieve a consensus. madam speaker, this resolution is quite straightforward. it requires an authorization from congress should the president determine that the united states should escalate its military presence in iraq. it does not change the president's existing authorities to protect and ensure the security of u.s. diplomatic facilities and personnel, and it does not alter the requirements of the war powers resolution. this resolution makes one clear statement. if the president decides we should further involve our military in iraq, he needs to work with congress to authorize it. i don't know how congress would respond and vote for such a request. and for the record i want to state in the strongest possible way that i think it would be a grave mistake for the united states to re-engage militarily in iraq. and i want to make clear that the intent of this resolution is not to criticize president obama. i believ