don smith had a question. >> is there any indication that george soros or any of his staff is ready up look? >> i have a soft spot for george soros because to his great credit he was really, interviewed him very early on in this project and jeff sachs at the time. he is a cool customer and he said very casually, 50 million bucks. it might work, it might not work through the worst thing that happens is it doesn't work and i've just given away 50 million bucks for humanitarian cause and hey if it does work, well that's a bet i'm willing to take. as you know george soros is someone who likes high stake beds. >> rob milburn will you give george soros a call to find out if he read the book in what he thinks now put his $50 million did and where else he might spend that money, maybe on real development. >> or on a honeymoon. he got married last week. i don't read your book and i have to say all the reviews i've read and what i've heard tonight am absolutely inclined to read it but what i don't understand from what i've read and heard so far as what were the methods employed? what was he doin

don smith had a question. >> is there any indication that george soros or any of his staff is ready up look? >> i have a soft spot for george soros because to his great credit he was really, interviewed him very early on in this project and jeff sachs at the time. he is a cool customer and he said very casually, 50 million bucks. it might work, it might not work through the worst thing that happens is it doesn't work and i've just given away 50 million bucks for humanitarian cause and hey if it does work, well that's a bet i'm willing to take. as you know george soros is someone who likes high stake beds. >> rob milburn will you give george soros a call to find out if he read the book in what he thinks now put his $50 million did and where else he might spend that money, maybe on real development. >> or on a honeymoon. he got married last week. i don't read your book and i have to say all the reviews i've read and what i've heard tonight am absolutely inclined to read it but what i don't understand from what i've read and heard so far as what were the methods employed? what was he doin

coroner revealed that bart sergeant tom smith died from a single gunshot wound to the chest in an area not covered by his vest, police physical skills trainer don camera was not surprised. the vests are cut to give officers maximum mobility. >> it was like a turtleneck sweater i would be able to turn my head and look down. >> reporter: but it leaves kevlar-free zones exposed that are obvious and well known. >> it was sitting like this, okay? so i have an exposed area up here, okay, i have the shoulder area that is exposed. as soon as i bring my arms up into a firing position it expos my inner chest. >> reporter: cameron says where the bullet struck smith will explain a lot about what happened inside this dublin apartment on tuesday. it's all about trajectory. >> if i was working behind you and i turned up one direction and opened up the side panel it could be accidental. i could bump into something. i actual trigger could catch on a piece of my equipment. >> reporter: the second option dovetails with the possibility bart officers arrived at the robbery suspect's apartment to find the door unlocked leaving officers spooked and on edge. >> if you

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don knapp, kpix 5. >>> new tonight a report by the "chronicle" says a bart police officer mistakenly thought his partner was an armed suspect before opening fire. the report says investigators don't consider sergeant tommy smith's shooting to be the result of an accidental gun discharge. it says the officer made a split second decision and fired. the bullet struck smith in the chest killing him. the officers were searching the apartment for robbery suspects at the time. >>> san francisco police officers shot and killed a dog today at about 10:30 this is morning as police were checking vacant units at a housing complex on connecticut street. the complex was taped off as police conducted their investigation. the dog's owner was known to squat in the complex. he was there today and the man was taken know custody for trespass. as for the dog that was killed, police say he was well known and residents had a dubious nickname for him. >> as they've affectionately nicknamed him psycho and psycho today charged one of our officers. our officer retreated as best he could and having nowhere else to go, fired one round and killed the dog, unfortunately. >> police say they received complaints before about the dog that was sh

donned afford 100% -- don't afford 100% protection. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out if the other officer accidentally pulled the trigger or mistook tom smith for the suspect. >> when they finish their report that information will come out. >> reporter: at the meeting of b.a.r.t. board of directors an emotional scene. >> a moment of silence in memory of our fallen police sergeant tom smith. >> the chief talked about losing his 23-year-old veteran tom smith. >> sergeant tom smith, jr. who was killed in the line of duty. >> reporter: the auditor is over seeing the b.a.r.t. investigation and b.a.r.t.'s board is keeping an eye as well. >> we want to make sure they are looking for the proper witnesses, if there are any, asking the right questions. >> one of the major issues the b.a.r.t. board will look at is how could something like this happen. >> reporter: the neighborhood church known as three crosses is where next wednesday they will say good-bye to sergeant tom smith. it starts at 10:00 a.m. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a couple in their 80s were the victims of a home invasion robbery this morning. police say it happened at a home

smith professor of law at stanford law school. speaking in favor of gun owners rights and the second amendment is don kilmer, an attorney in private practice in -- san jose. here is of the evening will go. they will each make an opening presentation of about 10 minutes. john will go first. these will be followed by six prepared questions that will be debated, these were selected from those that were proposed and from which we selected six questions each -- each will be given four minutes to respond to questions and we will alternate. we will finish with 20 minutes of questioning from you in the audience. you probably all noticed that in your programs you have the index card, and you probably suspect what that is for. write the question and pass it to the aisle, and those cards will he picked up by our volunteers and graduate students and they will be circulating through the audience and brought up to branislav yakovic who will read through them and give me a select number that we should get through in 20 minutes. we will finish by 9:00. i hope you stay for each act of this presentation. before we begin i would like to recognize br

smith was killed by a fellow officer while searching an apartment in dublin on tuesday. the gunshot wound was to the chest in an uncovered area. police physical skills trainer don cameron says some parts of the body are exposed because police officers need the ability to move freely. >> it was like a turtleneck sweater i would never be able to turn my head and look down. >> alameda county sheriff's department is investigating the shooting now. so far there are few details about exactly what happened inside the apartment. a public funeral for sergeant tom smith set for wednesday morning at the neighborhood church of castro valley. you can find the very latest developments on this story as well as watching an exclusive interview with sergeant smith's family on our website, kpix.com. >>> happening this morning, safety concerns about the new bay bridge span will be the focus of a state senate transportation committee hearing. the committee released results of an investigation earlier this is week. it suggests some caltrans officials tried to cover up safety problems during the construction project. the issues include defect testify bolts as well as problems with th

smith professor of law at stanford law school. speaking in favor of gun owners rights and the second amendment is don kilmer, an attorney in -- ate practice in they will each make an opening presentation of about 10 minutes. john will go first. these will be followed by six prepared questions that will be debated, these were selected from those that were proposed and from which we selected six questions each -- each will be given four minutes to respond to questions and we will alternate. we will finish with 20 minutes of questioning from you in the audience. you probably all noticed that in your programs you have the index card, and you probably suspect what that is for. write the question and pass it to the aisle, and those cards will he picked up by our volunteers and graduate students and they will be circulating through the audience and brought yakovic wholav giveread through them and me a select number that we should get through in 20 minutes. we will finish by 9:00. i hope you stay for each act of this presentation. before we begin i would like to recognize branislav. he is the spirit and energy behind tonight's program. a