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he's 44-year-old desi on sarah who also goes by the name roland joseph garcia. the candidate was taken one month ago and then sold to a man who alerted police after he found out from news reports that it was stolen. >>> california maybe still in a drought but one city along the peninsula is focusing on keeping up its storm drains. palo alto online reports that the city council wants property owners to consider raising storm bills about one dollars per -- $1 per month. city leaders want to raise it from $12-$13 65 per month. the paper reports that the city would mail ballots on this measure early next year. >>> the hunt is on for an erratic man accused of calling in a bomb threat at a san francisco high school. coming up, the details about the phone call and what police are now looking for. >>> but first a new ordinance for dog owners, why one state's four-legged friends won't be allowed outside depending on the weather. >>> so far so good in general here, traffic looking good on highway 24 heading over to the tunnel. >>> fog making a push over the bay, some subt

and to the members of team 64, desi, christine, lee, creighton, mike, derek, john, and steve, thank you for your dedication to the city of san jose and to my son, mike. mike really loved his job. he loved all of you. so let's talk about this for a minute. here's what i think made you all love mike so much. truth be told, mike was a very passionate person. his passion for god, his passion for his family, his passion for sports, his passion to be a servant, to help others, and all along the way to make people laugh and smile. this passion is translated into every area of his life. april and the boys are all in. basketball, all in, riding motorcycles, all in. music, all in. his passion for protecting and defending the citizens of san jose, totally all in. if you knew my, you would agree, hands down. diana and i want to say a few words to those of you who are with san jose. our entire family has been embraced and welcomed into the san jose police department family. that happened in 2005. and now, after 11 years, at this time of grief and loss, you are right here for us. thank you. what a te

desi, up in the front here. if everybody can, please, let us know who you are, who you represent and keep it relatively brief if you can, but, desi, thank you for being here. >> thank you. [inaudible] >> experienced india hand. >> experienced. [laughter] >> i wanted to pursue with dr. forbes a little bit -- [inaudible] there are really two of them, and the one that has, in many ways, the -- [inaudible] it's a multilateral one where -- [audio difficulty] negotiating relationship that's been toxic even when the personal relations between the negotiators has been good. what i really wanted to ask you though was about the politics -- [inaudible] i got an earful in early april on india's anxiety about joining apec. that was about the impact of the trade -- the tpp -- [inaudible] if you found a message in your e-mail inviting you to -- [inaudible] [laughter] how would you deal with the winners and losers aspect of it within the -- [inaudible] how can the government get past this conundrum that everybody wants to liber

. >> desi, trump has a plan. >> you bet, clearly he thinks the only way to capture that many white voterst everyone else. but even that say delicate balance. >> you have the risk that the same rationally polarizing rhetoric that drives away minority voters also makes it tougher for him with college educated whites who simply view that as an unacceptable kind of discourse from a potential president and who basically do accept the idea that american-- america is becoming a more diverse, tolerant and inclusive country. >> it's tricky to keep all of us happy. because white people are the most diverse group of people on the planet. >> well, not most diverse but there are lots of different kinds of us. >> but the good news is whether it's donald trump or hillry clinton this election is coming down to us. >> you're right, jordan, 2016 is the year white people have a voice. >> and they will endivorce their will, they will have a voice. so be proud, white people be proud. >> be proud, white demographic, we have the power. white demographic, we have the power. white dem grarveg. >> it feels long, j

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he is desi atsuwarra who goes give the name roland garcia.stolen a month ago, sold to a man who called police after he heard reports that it's was stolen. police recovered the cannon the same day and returned it back to the veterans hall. >>> and the little girl found buried in a 19th century coffin in a san francisco home scheduled to be reburied at kolma on saturday. there is now a problem. san mateo county officials say it is illegal to issue a burial permit without a death certificate. the little girl died more than 100 years ago. there is no indication who she is. scientists and investigators are trying to figure it out. even if she is identified, her death certificate may have been destroyed in the 1902 san francisco -- 1906 san francisco fire. wow. >> let's go to sal. you have had a lot of wows in this morning's commute. >> yes. it's going to take a while for this track to unwind on the way to the tunnel. you can add more time for this commute. the traffic is also going to be slow still at the bay bridge. started off light to early and

all of those situations that you desi design. what i would say is when we're able to have attribution, we would respond at a time and manner and place of our choosing. >> it's so obvious. it was in such bad faith, the iranian revolutionary guard. to show bad fact to attack the obama administration that was placing such faith in them. but we certainly want to be working with you. there just has to be a response that makes sense and i want to thank you all and yield the remainder of my time. >> i'm prompted to ask one more question. okay, primary job of cyber come is to defend dod ned works. but in thinking about defense support to civil authorities, if there is a foreign country that launches some sort of cyber espionage or cyber attack against a server -- a private server by the secretary of state or a -- looking for information about a leading candidate for president s that an attack of significant consequence? it's not against dod networks, but it goes to government officials or someone who's wanting to be a government official

what they conclude is their own desi desires. >> got you. so i keep coming back to why these guys exist. there's absolutely a criminal element, because we saw that in paris, saw it in brussels. that people belong to isil. there's also doctors, engineers, well educated folks that are part of it. that quite frankly, shouldn't be a part of a twisted ideology as this. could you tell me what about their ideology appeals to that broad of a base of crooks and professionals and everything in between? >> so maybe hassan would know more because he's actually interviewed more of them. i think that the first thing i would point out is that i don't know if they necessarily believe in what isis is saying or they're coerced to believe in what isis is saying or what they're holding to be true. i also think -- >> coerced by force? >> coerced by them, by isil and what not. >> you don't believe this, you're going to die. >> exactly. >> as we heard the example and other stories that come out in isil-controlled areas. there's a spectrum of extremist fraught in i

and desi up in front here. if you mind bringing it up? if everybody could please let us know who you are, who you represent, and keep it relatively brief, if you can. but tessi, thank you for being here. >> i'm tessi schaffer, old india -- >> experienced india hand. [ inaudible ] >> i wanted to pursue with dr. forbes a little bit the trade issue. there are two options, one that has in many ways the greatest resonance in washington is the multilateral one where our negotiating relationship has been toxic, even when the personal relations between the negotiators has been good. what i really wanted to ask you, though, was about the politics of trade, an issue from which both india and the united states suffer greatly. i got an earful in early april about joining apec and about the impact of the trade, the tpp going into effect, what that might be -- [ inaudible ] trade creates winners and losers. if you found a message in your e-mail inviting you to become commerce minister -- [ laughter ] >> pretty unlikely. that's very, very unlikely. >> t

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