deceased ago. >> three have come out. the most recent on freedom in the region. last year's report was on knowledge. the first one identified the key deficits and explanations for stagnation of poverty in the region to be deficits in knowledge, in freedoms and in women's empowerment. >> this is a critique of the arab world. a lot of time was spent on women. >> correct. >> i think this comes as a surprise to a lot of women that the arab women at least at your level dress as westernized women. >> not all. some are more westernized than others. i combined it. i wore a lot of traditional dress because i found it beautiful. not because i was trying to make a political statement. and very appropriate. because it is a source of proud for the country and income generation for women that em broider these ma anything sent clothes. i also worn western shawls. >> do you knows onma. >> i e. >> i have been following her career with great interest. career with great interest. i know the family.

the suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene.e dog was transported to a 24 hour vet we have out here, was treated and is expected to survive. >> exchange of gunfire. no officers were hit? >> that is correct. >> this is a person that you identified as the deceased. >> we're not at this time. we're still trying to contact next of kin at this point so we will not be releasing that person's name until that curse. >> lieutenant orman, thank you for talking to us very much this morning. thank you. a tough situation here. d. street still blocked off after a shooting we're hearing about 1:15 this morning. it was a residential burglary. police respond, bring the k-9 unit and the dog gets shot. officers return fire and shoot and kill the suspect out here. that's the story from antioch. live at antioch, terry mcsweeney. >> u.c. berkley will modify a program after officials found it violated state law. a program called bring your genes to cal. about 5,000 incoming freshmen and students received saliva kits over the summer. the university pro

important people in jerry's life will not be, the late bill walsh and his father who is also -- deceased. >> you know he taught me how to be a man and with bill walsh, i don't think i would have gotten drafted without bill and to take a chance like that, to make this player your first round draft choice, the 16th player chosen, it takes a lot of guts. >> it takes a lot of guts to play golf in front of people too, jerry. >> yeah it does. i think the misconception is i want the spotlight and of course you are going to have some growing pains. i first came and had to work through that adversity and i was able to do that but if i am going to take hawthorn seriously, i have to do it every day. >> nfl hall of fame, there is not much left, my friend. >> you know i have been very fortunate, but the people that you have around you, because i know those guys really, they helped me score so many touchdowns. 200 touchdowns, the 20,000 yards, 1,500 catches, all of that, the rest is after catch. >> we all love to be loved, where is the love coming from now? >> i get it from the fans because i did it i

that after the suspect, the deceased, opened fire on a police dog wounding that dog.ake a look at some scene footage we have from out here. this is d. street between lawton and railroad here inz,tÑantioch according to neighbors, they heard the shots at about 12:30 last night. police are confirming that an officer shot a man who had wounded a canine dog. the fact that the dog was out here suggested there was some kind of a search going on, possibly for this very suspect, probably. and at some point the suspect opened fire, wounded the dog. a police officer shot the suspect killing him. right now the lieutenants out here for antioch police have gone back to the station for a briefing to find out exactly what they need to do back here at the scene, make sure all the boxes are checked. talking to neighbors out here, gunfire last night, they didn't find it especially surprising because the situation out here is pretty violent many nights. >> kind of a bad neighborhood to tell you the truth. that's why it's nothing like -- shocking every day life. >> police are telling us t

. >> reporter: lesions were a decease linked to aids.the '80s gain, san francisco became aware of a terrifying new disease. feinstein says she tried to teach other mayor what's san francisco new about aids, but there was a problem. >> in those early days mayors didn't want to hear about it. they can't want to confront the issue. it was that taboo. >> reporter: and in san francisco, the mayor was once again facing controversy, she was determined to close the public bathhouses, where gay men met for unprotected. >> we you can't get the points of contagion, actually licensed by the city. i mean, it's the absolutely wrong thing for a city to do. >> reporter: there was a decision that there was really no moderate answer on. >> there was no moderate answer and we took a lot of flack. >> reporter: the city close the bathhouses and in an unlikely alliance, the guy community joined gun advocates. the recall failed. she has since sponsored major gun control legislation in the senate, include a ban on some semi-automatic weapons. she ties her inter

and deceased as a result of the injuries. >> police say it is not clear yet whether deyoung hit his head or whether the car ran over him. police say his decision to jump on the car was spontaneous after his friends told him where they were going. >>> today, investigators say they don't plan to charge an offroad racer whose truck crashed into spectators over the weekend killing eight people in lucerne valley south of barstow saturday night during the annual california 200 rice. safety inspectors want to know how this happened. kenneth gibson shows us how close spectators were standing to all of the ac action. >> reporter: amateur video shows very little crowd control moments before one truck took a jump at high speed and plowed into spectators. >> hey, everybody off the track. >> reporter: one of the victims was 20-year-old danika ranvich who was there with her 15-year- old sister cheyenne. >> she was everything to me. she helped me with everything. she was my best friend. it is hard to lose her. >> and where the accident happened, that was the best place to watch the trucks soar through

the suspect was pronound deceased at the scene.he dog was transported to a 24 hour vet we have out here, was treated and is expected to survive. >> police have not released the suspect's me yet but residts where the shooting happened had just left for vacation and police believe that's why it was target. the district attorney investigat. >> test results could determine whether the leaking gulf oil well has been plugged for good. b.p. says the testing was fun initialled last night and the federal government just minutes ago said work to drill relief well to plug the well must go forward. earlier this month crews t mud and cement on te top of the well. that may be enough to permanently seal it. if not they will pump in mud and cement from below the leak. >> president obama signed a border security ll. if the $600 million msure was signed during a special session yesterday. hiring 1,000 new border patrol agents and immigration and enforcement agents. the bill provides for new communications equipmentnd greater use of unmanned surveill

they show respect for their deceased relatives by offering them food and drink and burning paper money for them. this year a record breaking 36 foot he have effigy went up in flames to appease any wandering ghost. >>> and in berlin, a modern day version of the rick shaw. they were divided in to three disciplines, the sprint, the obstacle and a long distance course. talk about home cooking. >>> competitors came from all over the world. the overall champ came from the host city. >>> among the favorite accessories of man's best friend, high on the list would probably be the frisbee. that was the focus in hungary as game faces were put on for the disk dogging championship. look at them go. organizers claim it's one of the fastest growing sports in the world. throughout the competitive rounds, animals and trainers are judged for their rapport and the dog is judged for its gymnastic prowess. what do you think about that? >> what happened to just going to the park, throwing the frisbee? the dog runs, gets it, brings it back. now they have to jump off your back and you catch them in the air. >

he was pronounced deceased at the scene. none of the officers were injured however the canine was shot. >> reporter: officials say he was trying to apprehend a burglar when he was shot. his handler and another officer pulled the trigger on a prowler. the cosh near wheeled out his body this morning. the ordeal began around 1:00 this morning when he broke into a house. he had piled up a bunch of appliances when police stormed in. within minutes dozens more officers swarmed the scene. >> we are using our -- the protocol we have in this county for officer-involved shootings or critical incidents and its an investigation conducted by the antioch police department, the contra costa county d.a.'s office and the crime lab. >> the man who lives here happened to be staying at a friend's house in hayward last night. we spoke to him who said off- camera he feels lucky to be alive. the canine was rushed to the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery and is now resting. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thousands of state wo

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steven curtis was the one who claimed it and he is now deceased. >> the coast guard continues the hearings this week. we will show you live coverage. it is love all the coverage from houston each day this week starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> mr. markey, on thursday, held an oversight hearings on the bp oil spill. let me introduce our reporters, david fahrenthold end geof koss. >> the administration earlier this month announced that 75% of the soil may be gone. do you think that is a mistake? do you think that diminishes the aesthetics? >> the effect of the government, when they released those numbers, should have released their work with it so there could be a full understanding of the formulas, of the algorithms, of the assumptions which we used in coming to that conclusion. that is why i have asked the government to release all of that information. independent scientists can do a real-time analysis so that we can understand fully what assumptions they made and whether or not they may have been overoptimistic. >> about the specific way they may have given too rosy a prognosi

. >> reporter: inside the float plane, survivors and the deceased sat side by side, still strapped to their seats. davis and able say they had to cut a hole in the plane just to free the four who survived. >> the survivors looked relatively stable to me though they were banged up and had broken bones. they were dirty, wet and cold. >> reporter: known for its rugged and dangerous terrain, alaska has a reputation for fatal crashes, challenging conditions for any pilot says veteran alaska backcountry pilot jack barber, whose friend terry smith was at the controls of the fatal flight and did not survive. smith was an experienced commercial airline pilot with three decades of experience. >> i can't think of anybody else that i would want to be with or have my family with than terry smith. >> reporter: those that did survive including former nasa chief sean o'keefe remain hospitalized tonight in anchorage. ntsb investigators want to conduct interviews with those on board, hoping to piece together exactly what went wrong. tonight, flags across alaska are flying at half staff and in an ironic

. >> the judge said no, we're not going to allow a memorial to be put up because the deceased did not want markers or memorials in the traditional sense and so he felt it was important to honor those wishes. >> reporter: russ is the spokesman for the cemetery bureau. he says the judge ordered the agency to protect and preserve the property in its natural state. even $100,000 which the judge put into a trust fund to maintain this cemetery remains virtually untouched, earning so much interest that it's now double to 200,000. >> you get a nice wind up here. kind of comforting. woreporter: since the state won't do it, fox and her family say they will continue trimming the area and cleaning the litter and started a facebook page for those with relatives and friends here. >> the important thing is that other families can come here if they wish. >> reporter: fox hopes they, too, may find some comfort in the tranquility of the sierra foot hills. this final resting place of their loved ones. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> when "assignment 7" continues, "7 on your side" examines those tiny url's that

the suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene.he dog was transported to a 24 hour vet we have out here, was treated and is expected to survive. >> police have not released the suspect's name yet but residents where the shooting happened had just left for vacation and police believe that's why it was targeted. the district attorney investigates. >> test results could determine whether the leaking gulf oil well has been plugged for good. b.p. says the testing was fun initialled last night and the federal government just minutes ago said work to drill relief well to plug the well must go forward. earlier this month crews put mud and cement on the top of the well. that may be enough to permanently seal it. if not they will pump in mud and cement from below the leak. >> president obama signed a border security bill. if the $600 million measure was signed during a special session yesterday. hiring 1,000 new border patrol agents and immigration and enforcement agents. the bill provides for new communications equipment and greater use of

he was pronounced deceased at the scene. >> reporter: no officers were hit in the shoot out but the canine took a bullet in the neck and was rushed to an l night veterinarian. the dog thor is an eight year veteran of the antioc police department. these pictures were taken after thor left the vet this morning. clearly wounded but walking in & in the care of his police officer handler who took him home for rest. >> he is very relieved his k9 is going to survive. >> reporter: there was no one home at the time of the burglary. the resident told ktvu this morning he was in disbelief and grateful he was not home at the time. the police k9 thor is expected to make a full recovery, but it's unclear if that means he will eventually return to duty. in antioc, ken prichard, ktvu. >>> a major earthquake struck this afternoon near u.s. islands, far out in the pacific. that magnitude 7.2 quake was centered near the northern marriott island. no tsunami alert was issued because the quake was well i havely shallow. no reports of damage there or in guam. which is 230 miles away. >>> president obama said a m

he was pronounced deceased at the scene. >> thor was released from a veterinary hospital this afternoon, and is expected fully recover. police say there was no one home at the time of the burglary. >>> an investigation underway after a body found in a remote area off after watsonville drive near morgan hill. a man called authorities about 1:40 a.m. to report he had discovered the body of a man at the end of the drive. a sheriff's spokesman says the body appears to have one gunshot wound, but the coroner has not yet determined the cause of death and has not released this victim's name. detectives are questioning the man who reported finding the body. >>> oakland's china town has decided to take security into its own hands. the bay citizen newspaper reports the chinatown chamber of commerce plans to hire private guards and that they may be armed. the chamber is concerned about crime and avoiding police layoffs. they hope to have the private guards patrolling the streets of chinatown by next month. in the past, plans for private security have raised questions about funding and whether the

it used to be that most organ transplants came from deceased donors, but in the case of kidney transplants medical advances have opened the door for many more transplants from living donors. experts say it is an hical good to become an organ donor. but how far should society go? promoting organ donation? kim lawton has our story. >> reporter: it's early morning at washington hospital center and time for a quick prayer before flavia walton heads into surgery. >> we ask the you to guide the surgeon's hands, lord. for eight years, flavia's husband, bill, has had severe kidney disease, and flavia is donating a kidney. but her kidney isn't going to bill. they weren't compatible enough, at least when it came to kidneys. so bill had to be put on the transplant list. >> you are placed on the list, and then the wait begins, and it goes on and on and on, and your only hope is you can check the list on the internet and see if the numbers are getting any smaller. but they never do. >> reporter: then bill and flavia heard about a program known as a paired kidney exchange, where flavia could donate her

players, bothin fact, two now deceased football players, both w condity diagnosed with als, actually had the new condition, the study says. suggesting that other apparent ases of als in, say, war warrans, who have experienced have juries, actually may not ate als at all. and what about gehrig? he did endure head injuries. thethe real gehrig remains were werated, so, we don't know for ated.whether perhaps he had this his newdition. by the way, its name is this -- >> chronic traumatic inrephalomyopathy. or ctem. low my yop threporter: not as easy to asember as the name of a hero, but then, heroes are rare. john donvan, abc news, newsngton. >>> and when we come back, rebel t kellion in the ranks at fried ch fried chicken. franchise owners suing to get more juice behind the colonel's franchise owners suing to get more juice behind the colonel's 's ginal recipe. original recipe. a heart attack that's caused by a clot, one that could be fatal. but plavix helps save lives. plavix, taken with other heart medicines, goes beyond what other heart medicines do alone, to provide greater protectio

>> a nonlawyer, alive or deceased. on the deceased, i would give an interview to plato, but i would not hire him. [laughter] i would give him an interview because i would want to thank him for making me a platonist, which i am. political theory was my particular interest in school. for six weeks you are a plague platonist and then you are and .ristotlelian i can you suggest a utopian state -- how can you suggest a utopian state? i think abigail adams, maybe. she was phenomenal, and was the mother of presidents and the husband of another. i think she understood the purposes of the founding fathers. in the present day, i think gordon wood would be wonderful. i have had the privilege of teaching with him a couple of different times for a few hours at a time. his book is called "the empire of liberty." i have the name wrong, but it does not go into great depth of how it is that we could have this magnificent documents affirming freedom, the constitution, one of the greatest documents ever penned by the human hand, and we h

the suspect was pronounced deceased at the seen. >> or the is expected to fully recover. >>> the corner is trying to identify a body identified near the reservoir. janet reports, it's not just who killed the man, but what investigators found nearby that added up to a mystery. >> reporter: on this ridge where sheriffs found the body. a man called in to alert authorities. >> they met with a reporting party who led the deputies to the site for the body was found. 27 was several hundred yard from where a private road dead end. the body was long a dirt trail. neighbors say they were surprised. >> it's peaceful. quiet. never had any trouble, except for teenagers partying at night. that's about it. >> reporter: investigators say they found evidence around the body but would not give specifics. see saw this suv being towed away. we learned investigators made another startling discovery. >> they also located marijuana garden away from where the body was found. we don't know whether there is a connection between the body and the marijuana garden. >> reporter: anyone who heard gun shots or saw any

he was pronounced deceased at the scene. >> reporter: thor was released from a veterinary hospital this afternoon and is expected to fully recover. the home's residents were not there when the shooting occurred. >>> officials are trying to identify a body found in santa clara county. it's not just who killed the man but what investigators found nearby that added up to a mystery. >> reporter: it it was on this remote ridge outside morgan hill where sheriff deputies say they found the body. man called in to alert deputies about 1:30 this morning. >>> when authorities arrived, they met with a reporting party who then led the deputies to the site where the dead body was found. >> the body was several hundred yards from where a private road, tom drive, dead ends the body is of that an adult male who has at least one gunshot wound. the body was along an unpaid dirt trail. neighbors say they were surprised. >> never had any trouble except for some teenagers partying at night and leaving some beer bottles. that's about it. >> reporter: investigators say that they found quite a bit of evidence a

>> a nonlawyer, alive or deceased., i would give an interview to plato, but i would not hire him. [laughter] i would give him an interview because i would want to thank him for making me a platonist, which i am. political theory was my particular interest in school. for six weeks you are a plague platonist and then you are and .ristotlelian i can you suggest a utopian state -- how can you suggest a utopian state? i think abigail adams, maybe. she was phenomenal, and was the mother of presidents and the husband of another. i think she understood the purposes of the founding fathers. in the present day, i think gordon wood would be wonderful. i have had the privilege of teaching with him a couple of different times for a few hours at a time. his book is called "the empire of liberty." i have the name wrong, but it does not go into great depth of how it is that we could have this magnificent documents affirming freedom, the constitution, one of the greatest documents ever penned by the human hand, and we had slavery, and

he was pronounced deceased. none of the officers were injured however the canine was shot. >> reporter: the officer whose canine was shot was taken to a vet clinic and is expected to survive. no word yet on the suspect's identity. we know he is from east contra costa county. his body is still in the house. we have seen officers arrive all morning long. we have not seen the corner yet. the crime lab is here to process evidence. they are actually located in a white truck behind a group of trees over there. members of the police department and the d.a.'s office are here. you can see there is crime tape up at the railroad tracks. it is not clear if trains will be halted in this area. we will check on that and let you know later in the show. live in antioch, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> this morning we know the identity of a man killed in his own bay point home. hector sanchez was shot to death wednesday inside his home. investigators say it was part of a dispute between sanchez and the suspect, a 30-year-o

also able to transport the deceased back to the air force base and that's where they are currently located anybody knows anything more, do you know anything about the cause of the crash. was weather one of the major reasons? >> i'm sure that's something the ntsb will investigate and then that's going to be part of their investigation. one of the things that we know here as alaskans poor weather remains a factor when you're flying out here because it's a huge state and a lot of area to cover and weather can change drastically. low cloud cover. this morning trying to get in there was very difficult because of the visibility and the rain and the heavy wind. it definitely could have played a role. i know you have work to do. thanks tore taking the time to talk to us. joining us now mitch rose former chief of staff to ted stevens. he's the stevens family spokesperson. and we're talking to senator nelson a democrat from nebraska he and ted stevens were good friends on different sides of the aisle. mitch rose good to have you on the program. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> tell me the family. y

teenager was apparently hanging on the side of a car and fell off midblock on glen road and was deceased as a result of the injuries. >> the police chief says the victim was 19. they are still talking with witnesses but he says there is no indication that speed was involved in the death. >>> it's 5:02. three separate shootings within three hours in oakland. a total of four people were hit. injuries range from serious to stable. the first shooting, just before 9:00 last night near arroyo rick creation center. a man and juvenile injured there. no motive in that shooting. the second shooting at about 10:00 last night, it was an attempted robbery. one person shot there. the third shooting, just after 11:00 near market and san pablo. one person shot there is in critical condition. >>> a concord man is in custody suspected of planting a pipe bomb at the city park -- or pipe bombs at a city park. the concord police bomb squad was able to safely detonate all three explosives found last month at newhall park. police say an informant supplied information last week leading investigators to the mont

the suspect was pronounced deceased at the scene. the police k-9 was transported to a 24-hour vet facility we have out here, was treated and is expected to survive. >> reporter: do you know if he will be released ? >> it's my understanding that the dog will be released today. >> reporter: thank you for your time. i appreciate it. we would love to ask you a few more questions after we're done here. but as you can see, we do have new details this morning, sydnie. the suspect did not survive his wounds. but the police k-9 did. of course we'll talk more with the lieutenant and get you more details throughout the morning. >> all right, julie. thank you, julie watts on that officer-involved shooting in antioch. >>> investigators in contra costa county now say they are sure that the same man attacked three women at an apartment complex. sheriff's investigators have released a new sketch. he is described as 6'2", 200 pounds. investigators say on tuesday that suspect got inside a woman's locked unit at the park regency apartments near walnut

and if you think cutting the leg off was fun, even though the victim was dead, obviously deceased, it was still hard work. >> and they finally got him up. i lifted him and said, gil, you're home now. i am going to keep you to my other guy and it will take it to the doctors. >> my family was my anchor. i knew instinctively that i got out of there, that they would see me through my recovery. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> discussion on how community health centers can contribute to job creation and economic development. >> tonight, what to watch for in emerging tech trends. the expo in washington on cyber- security and have young people used the internet on c-span 2. this morning, we will talk with the former cia director about u.s.-national security strategy

. >> he was apparently hanging on the side of the car and fell off and was deceased as a result of injuries falling off. >> reporter: now the police are on the scene right now. they are taking measurements from where they believe according to witness statements the vehicle startd from and then from where the young man fell off. it is not clear who was behind the wheel at the time. police have not released this information at all as well. and how many people are here buaccording to the police chief again there are several witnesses and again, that is the suv according to the sergeant i talked to on the scene that was riding down the street when this young man fell off and lost his life. we are going to be going down to the police stangs in just a moment and see if we can't talk to the chief more or perhaps ntact witnesses and get a full reading of what happened here tonight. >> supporters of same sex marriage are pushing a federal appeals court to let same sex weddings resume on wednesday but late lost friday critics asked the court of appeals to a stay to put those marges on hold. the move

he is now deceased. >> how long were you at mc252? were you on the deepwater horizon to wrap its duration in the pacific-10 index >> yes, except for my time off. >> at any time, did you hear a bp will site leader request that the driller -- i think i pulled this from your 60 minutes interview. "let's bump it up." >> he was talking about the rate of penetration. >> was there any pending results of this comment? did anything occur after that? >> we lost circulation. we blew the bottom out of the well. >> the drill picked up the rate of penetration? >> yes. >> in the same interview referenced, i think you indicated you saw chunks of rubble from the upper annual. is that correct? >> it is. prior to the accident, which would have put it back about five weeks, i was in the central shaft -- in the drill a shafshf. while troubleshooting and working on that system, a representative walked into the back of the ghouse and he had in his hand a double handful of rubber. the only thing they're at that time is the only thing that is rubber down ther

and if you think cutting the leg off was fun, even though the victim was dead, obviously deceased, it was still hard work. >> and they finally got him up. i lifted him and said, gil, you're home now. i am going to keep you to my

>> a nonlawyer, alive or deceased. on the deceased, i would give an interview to plato, but i would not hire him. [laughter] i would give him an interview because i would want to thank him for making me a platonist, which i am. political theory was my particular interest in school. for six weeks you are a plague platonist and then you are and .ristotlelian i can you suggest a utopian state -- how can you suggest a utopian state? i think abigail adams, maybe. she was phenomenal, and was the mother of presidents and the husband of another. i think she understood the purposes of the founding fathers. in the present day, i think gordon wood would be wonderful. i have had the privilege of teaching with him a couple of different times for a few hours at a time. his book is called "the empire of liberty." i have the name wrong, but it does not go into great depth of how it is that we could have this magnificent documents affirming freedom, the constitution, one of the greatest documents ever penned by the human hand, and we h

he's accused of fatally shooting who was handling a wrongful death lawsuit by the family of his deceased acquitted of drowning his wife in 2006. he is now scheduled for that second trial early next year. >>> a 21-year-old santa rosa man will head to prison for at least 44 years before he's eligible for parole for a 2006 murder. joseph lopez jr. convicted of shooting and killing 32-year- old matthew in a downtown parking garage. his sentence includes 15 years to life for murder and another 25 years to life for the use of a semiautomatic handgun. >>> time now 47. state lawmakers are working on a proposal to ban the fees that are charged when customers use debit cards. right now there's no fee if you use a credit card, but debit card fees can be as high as $1 per purchase. lawmakers say that's especially hardfor people who don't qualify for credit cards or they get government assistance on debit cards. business owners say they have to pay a fee every time someone swipes the cards. they're just passing along the cost to those who use the debit cards. >>> time now is 5:48. let's go right back

he is now deceased. >> how long were you on the deepwater horizon? at any time did you hear a bp leader request that a driller bump it up? was he referring to? what's he was talking about the red of penetration -- >> he was talking about the break of penetration. within days, we blew the bottom of the well. >> the drill actually penetrated? >> yes. >> i think you had indicated that you saw chunks of rubber. is that correct? >> yes, it is. >> can you explain that? >> prior to the accident, which would have put it back about five weeks, i was in the central shaft -- in the drill a shafshf. while troubleshooting and working on that system, a representative walked into the back of the doghouse and he had in his hand a double handful of rubber. the only thing they're at that time is the only thing that is rubber down there and that is the annular. as he delivers these chunks of annular rubber, a look at the senior supervisor -- i look at the senior supervisor and i asked him what the hell that was. he said it is no big deal. that is normal. >> who is that

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my deceased was said that the greatest ability of mankind was the ability to forget. and my mom used to say that that was true. if it were not true, we would only have had one child. [laughter] but think about it. think about it. a lot of people have forgotten. we were not talking about the bank's reorganizing. we were talking about them shattering their doors. -- shutting their doors. i remember aaron meeting in chicago when we were putting together the new government and paul volcker headed up the comments. one of the first elements of discussion was whether or not we would have to declare a bank holiday on january 21. the president acted remarkably well. guess what. the banks have already paid back over two hundred billion dollars and they will pay back every single penny that the taxpayers land them. [applause] -- the taxpayers lend to them. [applause] we change in the health care system, eliminating insurance company abuses, giving tax break to small businesses, and driving down the cost of health care $1 billion in the first 10 years and over $1 trillion over th

he was pronounced deceased at the scene. the officers were injured but the canine was shot. >> reporter: the canine's handler was the officer involved in the shooting. he took the dog to a veterinary clinic and the canine is expected to survive. no word on the suspect's identity. we've seen dozens of investigators with the police and the da's office come in and out all morning long. it is standard protocol toll have so many on scene when there is an officer-involved shooting. the crime lab is here. it's the white truck parked near the trees near the house. we've seen a lot of investigators leave here over the past half hour. no word yet on when they will begin to wrap up their investigation. we've seen no trains come through here since we've been here this morning at 4:30. there's crime tape up there. we are trying to get more information on whether or not train service has been interrupted. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it will be work as usual today much to the relief of 200,000 state workers. but the fate of fur

they also admitted to forging signatures are big customers including recently deceased senior citizensnd then drained their bank accounts. he pleaded guilty to of charges and will serve six years in prison, he also agreed to pay back more than a half-million dollars to wells fargo which is already reimbursed the victims. still ahead, we will sell you about the largest jonathan richards and drop the ring ever uncovered on arresters. the live look outside of the albany camera you can see not a problem, i'm telling you are monitoring the traffic situation everywhere in the bay area vk know the stain. after an alpaca? i have. it was awesome. ♪ call 1-800-steemer but the mac to kron4 morning news 5:17 a.m. wednesday morning here is a light rain now a outside at some low clouds and fraud. the temperature and san jose, 59 degrees by new and getting it to 71 high- temperature 77 back down again to 70 degrees by the 8:00 our variable pop all taking a look to a satellite picture of an idea of whether some box evidence the north bay and ritter on the east bay as well. starting to purchase rental

elderly on the floor in their diapers, deceased on the floor of this nursing home. it was youawful. >> this was a slow motion storm that strengthened over the weekend. we knew it was coming. you knew it was coming. when this storm approached landfall here in louisiana, did you think you were ready it at the city level, and did you think you were ready at the federal level? >> well, we thought we had done a pretty good job of evacuation. normally we get about 60% to 70% of our citizens out. this time we had at least 80% to 85% out. that was our initial estimate. it wasn't until i got a call from max late saturday night -- >> at the hurricane center. >> -- that we really knew this storm was heading for us. that's when i decided to order a mandatory evacuation, the first one ever, to get as many other people out as possible. >> michael, did you think the federal government was worried? >> no. in fact, i was worried about it. you may have seen me during the briefings in which i was concerned about the superdome. i was concerned about the evacuation. i was concerned abou

unfortunately, the pilot is deceased. we won't have an opportunity to get his perspective on the accident. we certainly want to talk to those survivors. our first priority now is to make sure they get the medical attention they need. >> weather seems on certainly have been a factor in this. though you are talking about a pilot who had thousands and thousands and thousands of hours of experience. >> well, that's -- you know, exactly why we are here to try to figure out what happened. see if there is anything that we can do as far as recommendations to prevent something like this from happening again. looking at the pilot's experience, certainly he is a high-time pilot. but we need to understand how familiar he was with this aircraft and this route. there is a lot still that needs to be done. >> how much comes into play in terms of the decision to fly or not fly if the weather is a little bit dicey, i'm a pilot who has a lot of experience, i have a couple of very high-profile passengers here. does pressure build on a pilot

they're now determined to push for new legislation that would mandate positive identification of the deceasedamily in america to go through the nightmare that they've had to endure. david? >> extraordinary bravery, john, for those parents to come forward and share the story of their daughter with you, after being given a 5% chance of survival. and look how she is doing now. thanks, john. >>> and when we come back here this morning, we're going to go back down to robin roberts in the gulf, as she tells her own family's story of recovery after katrina. ♪ ♪ with the tastes of sea salt and olive oil. ♪ ♪ or sprinkled with italian herbs. ♪ ♪ townhouse flatbread crisps. they're perfect for snack time, party time, any time. ♪ ♪ new townhouse flatbread crisps. the everyday cracker with the specially-crafted taste. with copd, i was short of breath, so i couldn't always do what i wanted to do.ttpúj[zl but five minutes ago i took symbicortttnwhun+qsñd1acn4h5c(w?5sz:b

that is a proposal for children of disabled or deceased workers who want to go to college, the benefits would extend to those children until age 22 instead of cutting them off at 18 as we do today. if they are enrolled in college or vocational school. we had a briefing your packets called a new deal for young adults that discusses that option. it has some momentum from groups that represent young people today. how could we pay for what we want from social security? i will draw on just three generic ideas that are in this report. there are many different ways they could figure out how to balance long-term finances. much of the discussion of fixing social security finances over the last decade has focused on benefit cuts. to be a little radical, i am focusing on revenue raisers -- grazers on this case -- revenue raisers on this case. gradually raise the cap on taxable earnings that is now $106,000 to cover 90% of all age -- all wages. to treat salary reduction plant like 401k -- plans like 401k. come up with a 75-year financing plan that matches the revenue needs of the system. in terms o

they found the and man was deceased from his injuries.arted an investigation, our preliminary investigation has told us that the hangman jumped on the side of a car that was moving very slowly. to explain further the man was standing aside of a car, a carload of france for about indicated to him that they're going to a nearby area is it honest with them, and jump slightly on to the car as it was pulling away. stood on the outside of the car. on the edge. like the running board area which lasted for a few seconds he mustered lost his grip or his bronze pretty far. at this point we do not know specifically whether or not it was the impact to the ground toward the vehicle ran over him more road. some combination is or causes injuries. >> i'm starting to get an idea the picture award for your describing if an sec has the running boards news of friends, he said that one account he's hanging off of the car for a while, at what speed? >> very low speeds 5-10 mi. an hour very short distance about 75 yds. the delos become a short distance with a h

the relationship the adult child has with her parent or his parent whether or not that parent is deceasedthey're a young adult? >> especially if they're a young adult because they may help to take care of you during the process when you were grieving or you had a divorce or maybe you have a whole different kind of relationship now that you're an adult child with your single parent. so you may feel that you have to reassure your child and also talk about issues having to do with finances, with grandchildren, with the place in your life as you bring in this new person. people do need to be reassured because they're fearful that they're going to lose you once again as they lost another parent. >> dale atkins, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> just ahead, the new status symbol for working women, stay-at-home dads. >>> good tuesday morning to you. 8:26 right now. time to check the morning commute again how is it looking out there? >> 280, southbound 280, north you are looking at the screen the times coming up and down the peninsula. southbound 280 slowing things down as well as southb

some of the recommendations that we have made -- when you go into probate after someone is deceased, i understand there are some limits on how much can be billed to an estate for legal fees, and since guardianship is sometimes also known as living probate, maybe we could come up with something like that, to limit the amount of fees that can be charged to the state. furthermore, there is an important issue here -- often, the large amount of sums that are billed for legal fees and guardianships are spent on a wild goose chases after alleged allegations of criminal conduct that could be under the victim's of rights act pursuit under the criminal justice system. if there are allegations of criminal conduct, that somebody stole money, that that victim, they should still have the right to have that allegation investigated to the criminal justice system, where they did not have to pay the price for the investigation. >> thank you. mr. lee hammond, how often are the elder abuse financial crimes not reported? >> mr. chairman, i think probably more are not reported than are reported, for a num

my deceased was said that the greatest ability of mankind was the ability to forget. and my mom used to say that that was true. if it were not true, we would only have had one child. [laughter] but think about it. think about it. a lot of people have forgotten. we were not talking about the bank's reorganizing. we were talking about them shattering their doors. -- shutting their doors. i remember aaron meeting in chicago when we were putting together the new government and paul volcker headed up the comments. one of the first elements of discussion was whether or not we would have to declare a bank holiday on january 21. the president acted remarkably well. guess what. the banks have already paid back over two hundred billion dollars and they will pay back every single penny that the taxpayers land them. [applause] -- the taxpayers lend to them. [applause] we change in the health care system, eliminating insurance company abuses, giving tax break to small businesses, and driving down the cost of health care $1 billion in the first 10 years and over $1 trillion over th