i didn't learn that i decease -- was deceased in 2008. 2008 was when the problems started happening but i wasn't aware of what was causing them. that is what caused me to go to the social security office. the first time i found out i was listed as deceased was after my accident the insurance company settled and i went to a new bank and opened an account. and they were happy to open an account to take my money when i went back three days later to open a savings account, they ran me through the system, the bank manager came over and ran me through the system and said we can't help you today. and i said why not. and she said because information we have reported you as deceased. and i demanded to know who was reporting the information and also where it was coming from and supposedly what date i died. they absolutely refused to tell me anything. bylaws and under fcra i thought i was entitled to that information, however the bank refused to give it to me and when later i found out chex systems provided that information, they still refused to provide me with anything. so april of 2010 was when

and then we found that 57 were deceased. probably one 3rd had the information in their records and it was just a question of cleaning up. we were able to get death certificates from the state. databases were available. third-party databases are useful. >> third-party information and when i here mr. o'carroll's example what they are doing in submitting the vital statistics command does not have the same kind of accuracy. do you need do you need legislative proposals to be able to consult third-party information? also what is also, what is it that we need to do from the states perspective. the vital records office would not have submitted that. >> the data set just mentioned, the 58 number holders those recommendations were sensed the agency last friday. the best thing that we can do in my opinion level funding will go a long way. many of the files are in jurisdictions not looking electronic death registrations. funding them to move to electronic. electronic death registrations verifies against social security before the death

are not -- that are records of individual s that arenot deceased. the primary reason we don't do that is that we want to prevent any inadvertent additions to the d.m.s. of individuals who are still live. senator johnson: mr. o'carroll we are talking of how many people over 112 you identified? mr. o'carroll slons have 6.5 million. senator johnson: how many people that are living today that are over 112? mr. o'carroll: one of the records we have is one database will show them as deceased and another will show them as alive. there is 1.4 million of them. we vice president really set a number. we go on the fact that about we use the estimate sort of similar to mr. brune about 1,000 a month living people report that they are alive when they are on the death master file. senator johnson: why don't we just purge -- list on the -- a date of death for people that are over, i don't know, let's start with 150. maybe next knock it down to 140 and then 130 and have some sort of protection for somebody that just might -- we are talking about 6.5 million records o

she's been listed as deceased. she's going to be talking about her efforts to convince social security, the agency, that she is alive. we'll be hearing from the inspector general on the latest report that he's put together on some of these errors and social security records. >> this hearing will come to order. first of all, i want to welcome all of our witnesses here. appreciate your thoughtful testimony. the hearing is called the title is examining federal and proper payments and errors in the death master file. in particular, we have a very interesting witness who has certainly been the victim of inaccuracies in our death master file and miss judy rivers from logan, alabama. when i read your testimony, i would really recommend everybody reading the full testimony, it's quite the story. but i was struck by you said washington, d.c. is the capital of unintended consequences. we'll be seeing that here today. but what i would like to say that we're going to start off with miss rivers testifying and then offer every s

the passwords to each of them are often times locked away with only one person, the deceased. which means that valuable online assets could be lost forever or be found by those looking to exploit them. take the case of glenn williamson, a tech entrepreneur in portland, oregon. in august of 2012, he got the worst news possible. >> i was in the philippines speaking at a conference, and, you know, when your phone goes off 15 times and it's 3:00 in the morning in the united states, you have a bad feeling. you know it's not a good call. >> reporter: glenn's 73-year-old mother, lee, had died. as her fiduciary and as a 25- year veteran of the tech world, it fell to him to manage her online accounts. >> i knew my mom being a cool grandma, was on twitter. so, i knew she was on twitter and i knew she had a yahoo account. so, we had a baseline to start, but that's all we knew. >> reporter: after 20 hours of searching glenn found 13 different accounts belonging to his mother, including email social media and shopping accounts. >> so, we broke it down into categories-- travel, sentimental

the most famous spell centers on the weighing of the deceased's heart prid over by the jad . e heart ban th the fther of tr the symbol of maat goddess of truth, justice and harmony. in a declaration of innocence, the deceased must demonstrate that he has not sinned in his past life. (reader) i have not caused tears. i have notilled, i haveotamed the riin the temples i haveot added to the weight ofhe balance (narrato deared wthofortality the deceased could expect to reside in the ideal world after his death. the egyptian had a fixed idea of the landscape. he had his nile valley with its canals and the bordering desert and of course he imagined that in the beyond it would look about the same. but he imagined the possibilities in the beyond to be simply greater. that, for example, all the flaws connected with the body wod be smootd out, that the gras would grow much tler. therefore it would be an improved life, really. imperfections in this life would be healed in the afterlife. (narrator) the excavation of the tombs in the valley of the kings by archaeologists beginning in the

we found that 57 were deceased. the way we found is that one third had been able to find out about the information on the records, and it was a question of cleaning it up. one third of it we were able to get death certificates from the states and other things like that, the other third was using databases that were available to identify the person as deceased and be able to get the information that way. >> i find third party databases are very useful. >> do we need legislative -- in order to incorporate information that's already available in third party information, and also when i hear mr. owe carroll's example, i think that apparently the state's what they're doing and submit ingting the statistics to the social security administration, it doesn't have the same level of accuracy accuracy. do you need legislative issues -- what do we need to do from the states perspective if we knew that you could get the death certificate for certain individuals, apparently the vital records office wouldn't have submitted that if

there are about 86 million names on this national list of the deceased. it's deadly serious business because when you're added to the file, that means that banks, the i.r.s., medicare, law enforcement and the like scratch you out of existence. but we found that the death master file is often fatally flawed. a lot of people who pass on don't get on the list, which costs taxpayers billions of dollars in fraudulent payments to people standing in for the departed. and then, there are those who are on the death master file who are very surprised to hear that they're dead. how many of you have been declared dead by the federal government? all of you. you're looking pretty well to me. this would be a seÉance, except these are living, breathing americans that we conjured up from around the country, all declared dead by the social security administration. don pilger passed away when he tried to report the death of his wife. this is a form from the social security administration. the idea was you were going to call this number and essentially report that your wife

i didn't learn that i was deceased until 2008. in 2008 is when the problem started happening that i was not aware of really what was causing them. that's what caused me to go to social security office. the actual first tomb i found out that it had been listed as deceased is after my accident the insurance company settled went to a new bank and opened an account, and they were happy to open an account, take my money. when i went back three days later, to open a savings account, they ran me through the system. the bank manager came over and ran me through the system. said we can't help you today. and i said, why not? and she said, because information we have reports you as deceased. and i demanded to know who was reporting the information. and also where it was coming from, into supposedly what date i died. they absolutely refused to tell me anything. by law and under fcra i thought i was entitled to that information. however, the bank refused to give it to me, and later when i found out check systems was the one that supplied that

short i want to show you what i have left of my son that i have a remember hits deceased body i showed this and people ask me why this is all i have i want people to see how i feel and what i'm going through so, yes, i show them this is my son laying on the gurney dead a 17 year-old boy full of life shot down for saving sons-in-law life he wasn't a criminal noting envelope or been in jail i had to walk across the street to get his diploma his motto every time i come to those places this is my therapy i can't sit through a therapy this is my therapy that is coming here to let you know this case can unsolved still closed it is to me it is i need closure for my son and my family and the case of mr. brown's son in the neighborhood is still unsolved there's an unanimous tip 4154454444 still a $250,000 regard for the persuasion prosecution in if case thank you, ms. brown for coming. >> i'm part of c pad i want to say i want to thank the captain president chiu son for being copy and tall ones active to our needs and thank you for engaging with our neighborhoods and also our groups and want to

when police then arrived, they found the deceased male. they then found a second deceased male and a weapon in another common area. right now, they are not saying if this is a murder-suicide, but they speculate that could be the case. however, police have yet to confirm that information. now once again, they say that this is right next door to the oshman family jewish community center which had a busy crowd earlier today, parents coming to pick up their children in preschool seeing everything blocked off with police tape and wondering what the heck was going on. right now there are still classes and other things going on inside the jcc.

hearing on tim packet of inaccurate social security records, how it results in improper payments to deceased persons or paying to people who are listed as dead. it's live on c-span 3. monday night on "the communicators," fcc commissioner on their recent net neutrality ruling, municipal broadband and the broadband program lifeline. >> what i am proposing that we do is overhaul the lifeline program, make it -- make it concurrent and nsync sink with -- in sync to the information age. prices and opportunities have gone down -- have been more explosive for the rest of us. it should be for a lifeline consumers that has been the number one program that we've been seeing with headlines is the vulnerability in the system that we need to plug. >> monday night on "the communicators" on c-span2. on thursday, the senate finance committee examines some of the latest scans and fraudulent activities being used against taxpayers during the tax filing system. federal, state and law enforcement officials say the scams vary. they discuss their efforts to help protect consumers and the additional measures that c

hearing on tim packet of inaccurate social records, how it results in improper payments issued to deceased persons or individuals being denied benefits who are wrongly listed as dead. the homeland security is live at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. >> monday night on "the communicators." f.c.c. commissioner on their net neutrality ruling, municipal broadband and the program. >> what i am proposing that we do is overhaul the lifeline program, make it -- make it concurrent and in sink -- -- sync to this age. the prices and opportunities have gone down -- have been more for the rest of us. it should be for the lifeline consumers. get those providers out of the service. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> this week on "q&a" our guest is dr. adrianefugh-berman. brian: if you could change one thing about the ph

so his dog also is deceased now. which is really sad that that had to happen also. >> reporter: and the medical examiner has just arrived on the scene. they are taking away the body of that elderly man. a bunch of the home that is were evacuateed the chief tells me tonight there's no longer a gas threat to the area. but several residents tonight do remain displaced while they now search for a cause of this fire. we're live in darby township, diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> sad night there tonight diana, thank you very much. >>> nude photos of local high school students are shared online. it could lead to criminal charges. and tonight the superintendent of north penn high school speaks with "eyewitness news". here's our david spunt. >> reporter: superintendent dr. curt deitrich told me the investigation here at north penn high school is still in its early stages. and he has a message for all parents concerning earned can you about this recent scandal. >> it is a serious matter. we want our parents to talk with

they can match this against the beneficiary roles and identify people who are deceased.hey share us database with other agencies. they share that with the department of homeland security, department of justice. they shared with the private sector. banks, credit bureaus. even individual members of the public can request this host:. why is it important to have this file? guest: they have huge numbers of beneficiaries. they need to have that information to make adjustments to their benefits. they can adjust survivor that if it's. it's important for other agencies who need this information to determine if people are in fact deceased. they can pay benefits for years at great cost to the taxpayer. everybody does not win in that situation. host: the phone number is on the bottom of the screen. we have phone lines for democrats and republicans and independents for our guest daniel bertoni. one of many headlines is this one. agencies can't always tell who is dead and who is not. some of the details about what is going on, we are talking about improper aim its associated with the

when police then arrived, they found the deceased male. they then found a second deceased male and a weapon in another common area. right now, they are not saying if this is a murder-suicide, but they speculate that could be the case. however, police have yet to confirm that information. now once again, they say that this is right next door to the oshman family jewish community center which had a busy crowd earlier today, parents coming to pick up their children in preschool seeing everything blocked off with police tape and wondering what the heck was going on. right now there are still classes and other things going on inside the jcc. the apartment building where the two men's bodies were found is not on lockdown. police are now letting residents come and go but many people are showing up alarmed wondering what's going on. i asked police if there were any previous domestic issues or any information they already knew going on here at this housing, and they say they have nothing on record. as of right now, they are investigating who the me

brian philip -- both of them apparently deceased we did recover one firearm and to people and at this time we are fairly certain that there is no other public safety threat. >> reporter:palo alto police >> reporter:both of them deceased. we've recovered one firearm within the area of the two people and at this time we are fairly certain there is no public safety threat. >> reporter:police were not sure what the relationship was between the two men or if either of them actually live in the center. >> reporter:palo alto police had a large area cordened off while they were conducting their investigation. another point of interest is this carit's an older, white, toyota camery with cardboard obscuring the front and back licence plates. it is unclear who the owner of the car is but police did eventually have the vehicle towed and taken into evidence. >> reporter:the apartments are right next door the jewish community center where a day care is provided for childrenas you can imagine, parents were startled to see the investigation as they arrived to pick up their kids. >>just picking up my

in the jewish tradition, on the first anniversary of their death they gather the bones of the deceasedit is marked with the name of the deceased and placed somewhere in the tomb. >> back in 1970s jerusalem, there is a market for antique aush wares. >> i didn't see anything particular. it was set for many years at my parent's apartment together with several others that they purchased at the time because they didn't put any special attention to this one. >> he invited a scholar to examine some items in his collection. his attention is immediately drawn to the asuary that reads james, son of joseph, brother of jesus. >> he found there is a very high probability that this belonged to james, the brother of jesus christ. frankly i didn't even know that jesus christ had brotherors sisters. >> he immediately sends the asuary to the geelogical survey of israel to provide authentication. they inspect the patent encoding the box and the inscriptions. they conclude the lettering has not been made by modern tools. >> it's not a question of if it's authentic but if it belongs to james. >> the intrig

have fought for the substance abuse and mental health as being recognized as a component of this deceased and thank you to dr. smith (clapping) our work is not done and the affordable health care provides us an opportunity it u opportunity to make sure we have an integrated model and 360 and thank you for your work today (clapping) >> thank you so much barbara garcia please welcome the representative from kaiser permanente director of public affairs randy wikt ordinary person (clapping.) >> it was a pleasure to be here i'm randy the director of affairs with kaiser permanente we're excited to be part of the project i'm excited to see so much o so many people turning out this is kind of kind of like a reunion when we come together in community health so kaiser permanente has been in the san francisco bay area so for 70 years from the beginning part of our mission as well as taking care of the people that choose kaiser permanente for their health care but to improve the health of the community we serve this provides me an interpretation opportunity to meet the people in the community that ar

. >> it became apparent the driver was deceased but we also noticed there was a small baby in the backseatgrabbed the baby in my arm. raised its head up out of the water as i released the seatbelt. >> the child wattss passed to me. i ran up to the ambulance with the child. >> she is in critical condition at a salt lake city hospital. her mother died in the crash. can you imagine how quick those rescuers must have been once they realized the baby was in the car seat. >> the car seats can be protective even if the mother did not make it. >> wish her family the best of luck. >> i would love to talk to sanjay. it is crazy. >> best of luck to the family as it mourns. she is in critical condition as she tries to recover. >>> 26 minutes after the hour. isis and boko haram, they are each such barbaric organizations on their own. now a new alliance between them is in the works. what does this mean now in the battle against terror? we will tell you next. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job leaving behind mill

the ossuary is marked with the name of the deceased and then placed somewhere in the tomb. >> back in970s jerusalem, there is a vibrant market for antique ossuaries. >> i didn't see anything particular in this ossuary. it was set for many times at my parents' apartment, together with several other ossuaries i purchased at that time, because i didn't put any special attention to this ossuary. >> but in april 2002, golan invites andre le marr to examine some items in his collection. le mare's attention is immediately drawn to the unidentified ossuary golan bought 30 years before. he deciphers the mysterious inscription. it reads "james, son of joses, brother of jesus." >> he found that there is a very high probability that it belonged to james, the brother of jesus christ. frankly, i didn't even know that jesus christ had a brother or sisters. >> golan immediately sends the ossuary to the geological survey of israel to help with its authentication, using high-powered mike scopes they inspect the patina coating the box and the inscriptions. they conclude the lettering has not been made b

investigators have not released details on the deceases or the manner of death we'll continue to follow the story here on "action news." and can you get new information by going online at 6abc.com. >>> the driver of a fedex truck was killed in an early morning accidents on i-78 in berks county, a train reaction crash involving a car and two tractor trailers, it happened on the westbound lanes in greenwich township, it started with the car that was disabled and partially in the left lane, one truck behind the car stopped momentarily only to be hit from behind. >> nuclear talks involving iran and the u.s. and other world powers will continue past the self imposed deadline of tonight, secretary of state john kerry, planned to leave switzerland today and an iranian negotiator says his team will stay as long as necessary and the west is trying to limit iran's nuclear program while iran wants an end to crippling sanctions sfl. >>> an inmate overpowered a guard and escaped custody is back in custody after a nine hour manhunt, he was in the hospital because he made a suicide attempt but about 3

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the have not given much information about the two deceased, but i have said that the manner they were found was suspicious around 4:30 on monday afternoon napa police got a call from a manager at the river glen apartments. they told police they hadn't seen two residents for about a week. >>:when the officers went up to the apartments there was no response >> dan :officers knocked on the door to see if anyone was inside. inside, officers found two people. one man, and one woman. their names, if known, are not being released. nor is the exact amount of time >>:you know they could dead to three days ago. >> dan :crime scene investigators arrived in hazmat suits to shield them from byproducts of decomposition. animal control responded to the apartment for a cat that was found alive, and later carried out in a cage. shortly after two people were removed by the napa county coroner. i spoke with several residents in the apartment this is typically a very quiet neighborhood. i also tried to speak with people who live near the neighborhood, but they're too distraught to discuss their neighbors

the fact there were torn up sick notes even as recently as the day of the crime the deceased hit his illness from his employer and his professional colleagues. >> at the crash site in southern france they are still going through debris trying to find human remains. when they do they'll be brought to the u.s. for dna analysis and then there's the question of accountability. >> translator: should it be the case that the colleague who signed off sick then i have to be very clear. someone with a sick note has no business being at work. she have stayed home. i can't understand that. some of the victims mostly germany and spain have lost left their own memorial near the spot where their loved ones died. dominic kane, al jazeera. >> still to come, the military claims a big win against boko haram. house a town in the u.s. is struggling to cope with the spike in hiv cases. >> "the stream". >> your digital community. >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts. "the stream", it's your chance to join the conversation. tuesday to friday, 3:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> welc

he was pronounced deceased at the scene here. the bus driver is uninjured. five passengers suffered minor injuries. they were transported to local hospitals. >> reporter: it is hard to look at the damage of the small car which is unrecognizable. it happened at about 5:45. it was still dark. people who live in the neighborhood tell me traffic is dangerous because traffic gets going pretty food. the speed limit is 35 miles per hour. it is not controlled bay stop sign. they say people routinely speed. they wonder if more police patrols could force people to slow down. >> before we had a shortage of police officers this was pretty well patrolled for speed. they would sit right here at this intersection and pull people over. we don't see much of that anymore. they need to hire more officers and help handle that problem. >> reporter: i was standing on berwood here. they going pretty fast, about 35 is just a suggestion to some who drive here. say lot of people say there have been a lot of accidents. this morning this accident took a man's life. let's go back to you

we understand many of the people on this list are deceased. most of the countries are not cuban, registered in panama and other countries. it is hard to see whether it's a significant move or not. the summit of the americas is less than three weeks away and president obama clearly would like to make some kind of dramatic announcements that would put the united states in good graces with the rest of latin america. >>> one of the most important regions have continued to protest over wages and working conditions. after they temporarily blocked a highway leading to the united states, to try to end the strike. >>> and an effect of the u.s. is the supply of produce. rob reynolds has this report. >> the produce industry is reportingreporting a slight decline of of supply. thousands ever form of farm workers are on strike in baja california, stopping the transit of various vegetables from place to place. the workers are demanding better working conditions and they want to start their own independent union in order to gloash negotiate with the big agri

they're likely deceased but their numbers are being used to report wages.social security administration in 2015 does not have the technical sophistication to ensure that people they know to be deceased are actually noted as dead. >>> "nbc10 news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >> here's kooelt jones. >> all new, they saw their gas bills double even triple. it's been sticker shock for some south jersey south gas company. tonight see how nbc10 is getting results. >>> and today we made it into the 60s for part of the area. tomorrow, though, is going to be a little cooler. then i'm tracking rain into your weekend. i'll show you the timing of that coming up. >>> and big changes are coming to the lehigh valley. we'll take you inside the first of two downtown development problems that will change allentown's skyline. plus, why the city has its eye on the big apple. ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >>> first at 5 closhgs new developments for the philadelphia eagles. for th

total we have six victims, one of whom is deceased. at this time our tactical units, along with with our other agency partners are assisting us in the manhunt. we do have a suspect description. we cannot confirm the identity. we've had a bunch of different -- a bunch of different information come in. we still need to follow up on that information before we can confirm the identity of the suspect, but he is a white male in his late 30s, early 40s, bald head and he does have tattoos on his neck and also on his face. the last -- the last time that we gave the information of a grail shirt, black pants or shorts we've confirmed that black shirts and shorts at this point, and, remember he could change his clothing at any time. we're seeking the help of the public to help us searching for this suspect. if they see someone matching this description please contact 911 immediately, and we'll have the tactical units in the area as quick as we can. >> let's pull away from that mesa arizona, it's really called the shooting spree. paul vercammen has

finally get to the process of opening the ambulance and getting to the patient, they were already deceased. >> when a single slipup could have deadly consequences the team adhered fan at cli to fan at fanatically to strict safety proceed colts. >> i felt such a responsibility that i had their back. >> but dominguez and her colleagues harbored no illusions of vulnerability. >> i knew going into this there is a very high risk with treating ebola patients. there's always a risk and simply if you are in a ward and you are trying to do a blood draw and a patient moves you could get a needle stick. there is always a risk. >> dominguez feared less for her safety than for her patients. ravaged buy disease that kills nearly 70% of those it infects. >> i have entered into a situation where i've never seen as much death athan i did when i was over there. it was frustrating at times because our job is to help people and fix people and save people. sorry . >> reporter: the children were hardest to watch. >> nobody under five years old had ever survived ebola. we always approached one yearlies, five yea

anthony hunter and one of these is deceased. these are the names that i got and these are the true names of the perpetrators that murdered my son they are still walking the street one of them is thomas hannabal and he has a comedy show somewhere and he's living his life as though he never done anything. and my son , his body, his birthday is next month, april 6th and this is what i have to celebrate. this is the life that i have to celebrate. no life. i can't stop this. this is my therapy to come here and keep my son's memory alive. this is not easy for me, but i will continue to do it again, these guys names are on my son's file is the perpetrators that were going to shoot another young man. see these names, look them up, get them off the street. i'm afraid for my children that i have left. who is to know if these guys might be looking at me. they might see what i'm doing every month or every week and i don't care you took everything from me. you took my son. he was my only son and i grief every day and i don't care if it's bee

from doctors, torn up sick notes support the assumptions based on preliminary examination that the deceased hid his condition from his employers. >> at the crash scene in france, they are still going through debris trying to find human remains. when they do they'll be taken away for dna analysis, identifying the victims and notifying will be a slow process. then there's the question of viability. >> translator: should it be the case that the colleague has signed off sick then i have to be very clear. someone with a sick note has no business being in the cockpit. he should have stayed home. i can't understand that. >> the families of some of the victims mostly from germany and spain have left their own tributes at the memorial at a spot near where their loved ones died. dominic kane, al jazeera montebar. >> still to come on al jazeera as l nigerians prepare to go to the polls. a victory is claimed over the boko haram. plus. >> fishing in the faroe islands. >> "the stream". >> your digital community. >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts. "the stream", it's your chance to join

the police have identified the deceased. his body was found on pembroke drive. the police say there was try to his upper body but the cause of death has not been determined. leon: an envelope sent to the white house may have contained a deadly poison cyanide. it was intercepted at the white house mail screening facility. kevin lewis is live with the investigation happening now. kevin: leon, at first, the mail facility, they tested the package for cyanide. it failed. today, a new test with much more startling results. concern tonight after an envelope mailed to the white house tested presumably positive for cyanide. sources say an employee working at the white house's mail screening facility in maryland detected a milky substance monday stashed inside of a plastic zip lock bag. in 19 publication said the bag inside of an envelope at a return address. the address links to way man the secret service has tracked since the mid-1990's. according to the cdc cyanide is a fast acting, potentially deadly chemical. it can be found in crystal form or as a colorless and odor

do, that folks not rush to judgment either on the actions of the officers or the actions of the deceased. >> can you tell me i know you -- >> yes, eric? slow down. >> i know that you've talked about -- it appears that the gentleman reaching for the officer's gun, can you also talk a little bit about the audio on the video? can you confirm whether it was officers that said "drop the gun"? >> i have reviewed the video and the audio, and preliminarily, it -- you can hear the young officer who is primarily engaged in the confrontation, saying that "he has my gun, he has my gun." he says it several times. >> he has my gun? >> well and i've heard other audios that sound a little dissimilar but the one that i heard the most clear is the officer saying "he has my gun." he says it several times, with conviction. >> two of those officers were wearing body cameras. >> we've been listening in now to l.a. police chief charlie beck addressing a situation that has caught fire not only in the l.a. area but really around the country involving a homeless man who was shot and killed by several l.a. police