i also will be voting to oppose is recognition of eddy. i think personally he's a nice person but i have serious concerns about the organization that what we represents. as you know recently i've had to deal with the situation involving midtown residents and in my district. i live in this community i come from public housing i know those residents i said beforeblast whether i'm a supervisor or not the types of decisions i make for my constitutes are the best decision but i don't support people that make decisions that are for the community bright light has concerns. as they communicate their message. i unfortunately cannot reconcile supporting a person who supports this organization and the whole point of this committee is to help and serve the poor and bad decisions in people who don't use the best judgment are why as someone grouping in public housing experiencesed some of the challenges the lack of appropriate social services and the lack of access and the quality programming overall. i want to make sure that when people are put in the

president i'll be supporting eddy appointment to this committee. i've known eddy and worked with him over the last several years and found him to be very bright and thought of and hardworking. i know there are also going to be disagreements on different issues. i certainly doesn't agree on everything but that's natural i don't agree with every organization on everything. supervisor avalos >> i also will be supporting eddy i've been able to work with him and he's been a part of institutional change effecting local hiring in this city and changing practices that for a long time have not been lifting up communities of color and helped to build the coalition through bright line that will enable us to win 8 votes on the board of supervisors and create a sea change in san francisco how to prepare people for publicly workforce projects. he's been involved in a number of struggles over the years as supervisor mar indicated helped to promote green jobs in san francisco. we've not lived up to the great promise we should have as a green city we need more advo

eddie ahn and miguel penn. i respectfully ask you to reappoint eddie ahn and miguel penn to the committee. >> thank you. any other public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. supervisor campos? >> thank you, mr. chair. i want to thank the applicants for their willingness to serve the city and, you know, as a general rule i usually support the appointment of these kinds of vacancies where the person has served but i have to say that i am ready today to support the reappointment of miguel penn but i am not ready to move on the other one and it's nothing personal against eddie ahn, i think he is a very smart individual and i certainly have respect for him, but i do have questions about the organization that he's affiliated with, questions that to me raise issues as to whose interests that organization truly is representing. and so i will not be able to vote for that reappointment today. >> okay, supervisor tang >> supervisor campos, today i am actually ready to support both of the cand

eddie espinoza got 15 years. in march 1989, joe d'ambrosio arrived on death row at lucasville prison in southern ohio. he maintained his innocence. >> it's a nightmare. it has to be a nightmare. and i have to wake up. i really, really do. and you don't wake up. and it just goes on. no matter who i wrote and how much i begged. no one listens to a convicted murderer. they all say they didn't do it. >>> in the fall of 1998, ten years after joe d'ambrosio was convicted of murder and sentenced to death his mother passed away. joe was not allowed to leave death row. so, a catholic priest and former lawyer named neil kookoothe decided to attend her funeral on joe's behalf. >> i asked the corrections officers, would you let me talk with joe for just a few minutes so that i can walk him through his mother's funeral. while joe was very appreciative of it, it was obvious that my goal for that meeting and his goal were not the same. >> a real human being i can talk to. i need help. nobody will help me. i didn't do this. >> i

because his office is on my way to city hall i find eddy to be thought of and hardworking. i appreciate his community work across lines of color that's the priority and good value to have. i think he'll be able to kinder that to the citizens i've not agreed with bright line especially the prospective on midtown decisions the city dropped the ball and coming back into the loop and there's misrepresentation from the mayor's office of housing and it's prospective that being said the overall scope of what eddy has done helps the community and i look forward to continue the dialog on all the issues that bright line works on >> colleagues, any furniture destruction. >> supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. no. supervisor campos. no. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. there are 9 i's and two notices. this motion is approved (clapping) and with that why not go to item 29 >> it was by land use and economic committee on a regular meeting and was forwarded the resolution to authorize

that will be done by the end of may and we have also completed a mural right in the tenderloin at eddie and mason, a big 16 by 13 feet, i believe, if my memory serves me correct. it is on the historical bristol hotel. so the mural really brings the pride of the neighborhood, it promotes safety, particularly for the families and the children living in that neighborhood. i am obviously very passionate about art and about children and about the quality of our life in san francisco. i have been living here for nearly 35 years, i have raised my two daughters here and educated them here. i've lived and worked in this city, i love the city and i have the passion, the energy, and the resources to make sure that i make a difference in this beautiful city. i think i might be forgetting something else but i think that's enough for you guys to consider my appointment. >> you gave us plenty. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. okay, public comments. ron grant, genevive joponda >> hello, my name is ron grant of the kappa sigma fra attorney tif. rebecca delgado rottman has been the driving force. in

four months, actually, since the last appointment -- excuse me, my name is eddie ahn, four months ago i was appointed to fulfill the remainder of a term and i'm now back before you today to be appointed hopefully to a full two year term. in the past four months alone there have been a lot of meetings on the citizen's committee on community development which advises on funding for work force development and other community development block grants that happen and the things that we are working on right now is, one, a consolidated plan to determine federal funding for the next 5 years; 2, community meetings to take in input from people all over the city. we have 4 actually planned for the upcoming months. the first one happened in vezation valley and i believe there will be ones in the mission district, tenderloin and the third being -- escaping me right now. oh, the west side of the city, excuse me, in golden gate park. so we are planning to take a lot of input from diverse communities in san francisco and the other thing i want to submit before this committee was a letter actually fro

i also will be voting to oppose is recognition of eddy. i think personally he's a nice person but i have serious concerns about the organization that what we represents. as you know recently i've had to deal with the situation involving midtown residents and in my district. i live in this community i come from public housing i know those residents i said beforeblast whether i'm a supervisor or not the types of decisions i make for my constitutes are the best decision but i don't support people that make decisions that are for the community bright light has concerns. as

>> make a motion to duplicate file 140300, one with appointment of eddie ahn and the second with the appointment of miguel penn. >> on the first file i will take a roll call vote on seat no. 3 for eddie ahn >> cam poes, no. tang, aye. yee, aye. mr. chair, we have two ayes and one no. and for the duplicated file? >> uh-huh. >> all ayes. >> no objection, motion passes. >> anything else? >> no, that concludes our business for the day. >> the meeting is now adjourned. thank you very much. (meeting adjourned).day. >> thank you for being here today to welcome air lingus to san francisco international airport i'm john martin the airport director i want to send a welcome to lingus to christofi mueller (clapping) joined by a number of digital tars including the mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee. mr. mayor (clapping) for san francisco and the city of cork the sister city has a relationship we're happy to welcome the deputy mayor laurie king stone raise your hand. and the cork chamber of commerce ceo conner healy. thank you (clapping) also present from the san francisco sister city committee

eddie izzard is out to prove it here and everywhere. good morning, eddie.o give people an option to know that there are options out there. and really, it's a twofold mission, charlie. i'm unabashedly a proponent of low paxs and a regulatory climate that's fair and predictable, legal system that doesn't allow for oversuing skilled work force, and we have all those in the state of texas. but it's also to drive a conversation. i asked the governor to consider having a debate over these issues. and i think it would be instructional for the country to see two very large substantive state governors sit down and talk about the policies of tax and regulatory climate of legal system and skilled work force and to let the people of the country decide which of those best suit their needs. >> you like debates? >> yeah, i'm getting to where i like them better. i did a lot of those back in 2011. some of them worked out all right and some of them didn't. >> you hear what people are saying, a little free advice for rick perry, the fewer debates, the fewer oops. >> i thank y

i'm eddy one of the commissioners. dr. jackson. i'm a new commissioner on the southeast commission and i appreciate the fact that under the general manager's leadership and his competent that they are reaching out to the commission and trying to establish some type of framework for us to focus on the mission statement that is set forth for the community. that's to a involve the community but unfortunately so far there hadn't been enough effort to reach out to the community where the members are implicated and the most vulnerable population out in the southeast. we know that not only the amending italian in the southeast is implicated greatly but because of the demographic change in the last 10 years the asian pacific islander and the latino population 38 they needed need to have cultural strategy to focus on them so they too understand they're part of the community and get even though guidance regarding the greenhouses. we talk about the deficit one of the things about having spruce is to have the opportunity to use the funding for

>> make a motion to duplicate file 140300, one with appointment of eddie ahn and the second with the appointment of miguel penn. >> on the first file i will take a roll call vote on seat no. 3 for eddie ahn >> cam poes, no. tang, aye. yee, aye. mr. chair, we have two ayes and one no. and for the duplicated file? >> uh-huh. >> all ayes. >> no objection, motion passes. >> anything else? >> no, that concludes our business for the day. >> the meeting is now adjourned. thank you very much. (meeting adjourned). good afte. >> good afternoon. >> i'm naomi kelly the administer for the city and county of san francisco and i'm joined here today with me board supervisor president chiu and many members in the filipino community here in san francisco. and today, we have a huge amazement that represents san francisco value. for the fit since our ordinance was enacted we're adding a new language to the shared list of languages that makes our city safer and better able to serve our residents this is language access for limited folks t is mandated and our city enacted the ordinance in 2001 in that 200

>> make a motion to duplicate file 140300, one with appointment of eddie ahn and the second with the appointment of miguel penn. >> on the first file i will take a roll call vote on seat no. 3 for eddie ahn >> cam poes, no. tang, aye. yee, aye. mr. chair, we have two ayes and one no. and for the duplicated file? >> uh-huh. >> all ayes. >> no objection, motion passes. >> anything else? >> no, that concludes our business for the day. >> the meeting is now adjourned. thank you very much. (meeting adjourned).you. >> (clapping.) i'm kate i'm the cork of the event for homeless connect. >> i'm and i any i want to take a few seconds before kate announcements news. this is our first event for 2014 this is the tenth year for project homeless connect (clapping) a project that started it's humble beginning in community efforts love and passion has grown into what it is today, we can't say enough this would not be enough without you coming to the event and giving your time and your ideas. this event wouldn't be what it is today, we started with 5 times a year and now we have a model people can co

>>>e sta atracción es la única que está en todos los parques, él es eddy collins vocero de disneylandedimos cantando, cómo dice la canción . >>> ♪ qué pequeño el mundo es ♪. >>> completamente en vivo luisito con eddy y qué imágenes tan increíbles, no sabía la ¡historia que aguas de diferentes países! >>> sí, más adelante regresamos con luisito, pero ahora vamos con karla que está con nuestro invitado. >>> inviten, eddy. >>>aahí estamos ♪. >>> me encanta esto. >>> me encanta que todos lleguemos juntos a la meta, si usted quiere perder peso, tenemos que mirar nuestra rutina diaria con nosotros alejandro chabán para saber qué podemos cambiar de nuestra rutina para enfocarnos, ¿verdad? >>> sí normalmente tenemos malos hábitos que lo hacemos cuando estamos creciendo, los latinos tenemos una forma de come rmyh particular y los padres y abuelos nos enseñan a comer demasiado, entonces, comienza el verano y bikinis y swelfies. >>> el hábitos número 1 es improvisar lo que comemos todos lo días, llegamos del trabajo y qué desayuno. >>> esto es el error, cuando improvisamos no nada más tenemos el

eddie's the only one who jumped on to the tracks.e hoodie, giving him confidence. >> my son, he doesn't go to the university of illinois. he goes to the university of chicago. and he likes me to wear his burgundy hoodie. but my wife was washing it yesterday. and this was the closest one. and this is the one i wore. so, i guess it was meant to be for me to wear it. >> reporter: his son, like many of us, wondering, what were you thinking? >> in life, we're going to be called to task sometimes. and as a father, hopefully, i'll be able to teach him that. >> reporter: called to task. and saving a life. now, that's "america strong." gio benitez, abc news, new york. >>> and thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline," later. and we'll see you again tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight why was a veteran daysed in the middle of a traffic stop? >> a man found dead after coming home from his job. >> a safety campaign against texting while driving and a bay area man hopes to shame you into breaking that habit. >> we'

>> eddie lou there with rich greenfield.ust a note, bloomberg tv does have a distribution agreement with aereo. a legendary designer is wearing a new hat is a venture capitalist. he joins me to talk design and tech next. ♪ >> i'm emily chang and this is >> eddie lou there with rich greenfield. just a note, bloomberg tv does have a distribution agreement with aereo. a legendary designer is wearing a new hat is a venture capitalist. he joins me to talk design and tech next. ♪ >> i'm emily chang and this is "the best of bloomberg west." ms. legendary designer spent more than a decade as head of research at media lab. he went on to one of the most prominent art schools of the world. he is the first design partner to join intervention -- a venture capital firm. he joined us and i started asking him about his recent move into venture capital. >> it is so amazing. the speed is so extraordinary, the people, the energy. it is intoxicating. i kept telling students, kobe like ryan and joe. i felt a little disingenuous that i wasn't goi

eddie is excited. i think we're moving forward. i'm going to take eddie back to detroit.e is going to be in beverley and detroit. he is really excited about doing it. >> and the other film that everyone has been talking about is the next top gun which you have been working on it, but this is a long process for you and for tom cruise. you made some headlines recently setting the stage of cruise versus the drones. can you elaborate a little bit? >> technology has changed since we made the first one, so we're going to take advantage of what the world is like today. the drones really taking over in a lot of our wars. is the pilot obsolete? are those jet jockeys gone? i do not think so. i think they are going to be around for quite a while. you still have to make quick decisions and the pilots are the ones to do that. hopefully we can highlight both worlds. >> what is the timeline on that one? >> we have been working on it for over 30 years, so i wish i could tell you how long it will take us to get there. it is a lot of fun working with tom, and unfortunately tony scott who c

hiispano se dio cuenta, entonces enrique nos cuenta lo que pasó >> en esta casa vive un super héroe, eddiee que ayuda a salvar a una mujer que cae a tren >> estaba a 30 pies de della, supe que estaría cerca, me quede ahí y fue la decisión, dijesi no se puede hacer, me tengo que retirar... trate aunque sea >> palacios salta a las vías del tren e hizo señas apara que el conductor parara, para evitar que la arrolalra >> no soy héroe, hice lo que hice para ayudar a la gente >> dice que la sudadera color naranja fue la salvación, porque usualmente usa otra, se dirigia al aeropuerto a su trabajo, dice estar preparado para situaciones de emergencia, no se considera héroe, su humildad se siente en sus palabras >> piensa, si fuera mi familia, uno reacciona, sí nos cuidamos >> la admiradn de los pasajeros no se hizo esperar >> se merece un premio para que lo ayuden, es una buena humanidad que hizo >> la señora llevada en ambulancia a hospital >> el alcalde de la ciudad considero la reacción de él como ejemplar, lo considero un ciudadano >> haría usted algo parecido, arriesgariasu vida para salvar la

i look at filmmakers like eddie burns who the filmmaker we've had a great relationship with. of the first to go to itunes directly, the same way j is doing. he figured out you have to really lower the cost of the production of your going outside the system. these new forms of distribution do not support the major block esters. it's important to control your takeand investment and some risks when it comes to the distribution of your film. a well-knowno producer who said he wishes he was starting out now because whereare a lot of places you can make a small film and get it out there. you've talked about it before come in netflix was a great place for independent filmmakers to go but netflix is very hollywood now. they're going after the biggest content and original shows. does that result in the independence getting pushed to the side? vithe example this week with meo is a good example. you would not have heard their name a few years ago. -- the reality eddie is reality is there's a lot more discussion. we've worked with a company called maker studios and seeing what they do in

caso de un hispano que se lanzÓ a las vÍas de un tren subterrÁneo para salvarle la vida a una mujer, eddiezo lo que tenÍa que hacer, veamos el relato completo el vÍdeo que certifica que lo ocurrido. >> en esta casa vive un superhÉroe, su casa es color naranja, un color visible que le ayudÓ salvar la vida a una mujer que cayÓ a las vÍas del sistema de transporte pÚblico de chicago. >> yo estaba cerca de ella, yo supe que para el tiempo que reaccionara el conductor, iba a estar muy cerca, si no se puede hacer, y me tengo que retirar, aunque sea tratÉ, tomé la decisiÓn y no me morÍ. >> palacios saltÓ a las vÍas del tren,e hizo seÑas para que el conductor parara y le salvara la vida a la mujer. dice que la sudadera color naranja fue un factor de salvaciÓn porque usualmente usa otra, esta un regalo de su hijo y con el color de otra universidad, palacios se dirigÍa a su trabajo, es oficial de la administraciÓn de seguridad en el transporte, y dice estar preparado para situaciones de emergencia, no se considera un hÉroe, y su humildad se escuchan sus palabras. >> uno piensa, si fuera mi familia,

one parent, we heard, speaking a few minutes ago saying he'd see a whirling eddy of water next to the boat. it is difficult to gain access. what we are hearing from the ministry officials, who is trying to field the concerns, is that they intend, at about 12:30, in an hour and a half's time, to pump hair into the hull of the boat, under the hull of the boat, to try to raise it up in the water, and then hopefully assist divers. if they do, they'll try to target the restaurant and the computer games room, which is the likely place where the teenagers would be. >> as the ferry began taking on water, some of the people on board began sending out messages. some children. richelle carey is here with that part of the story. >> there's a desperate, desperate attempt to reach anyone that could have survived. divers are in the water trying to reach compartments of the ferry. we have live pictures of family members on jindo island waiting to hear some news. there are some survivors who were lucky enough to be reunited with relatives, there are some on the mainland communicating with relatives on

joining me now are eddie johnson, a former nba player, now announcer for the phoenix suns, paula madison, former ceo of the wnba's los angeles sparks, and dave zyran, sports editor for "the nation" and host of sirius xm "edge of sports." thanks for being here tonight. paula mad soison by the commissioner. what's your reaction? >> well, i'm really happy to see that's what adam who i know by my role as a former member of the wnba board of governors, i'm really glad to see that adam did take decisive action. he went as far as the nba constitution allows him to go. i'm sure there are conversations between all the owners who by the way don't spend a lot of times conversing with each other except around league business. so to hear that 25 of the 30 of them have already indicated that they are going to vote in the way that adam is suggesting, i think is a really great day for the nba and especially for the african-american male players and the other players who supported them. >> were you surprised? >> no, i wasn't surprised. how could he own a basketball team? the sponsors had been competing o

just about 800 meter rz from the shore when he got stuck in an eddy. he made it. >> this was a biggest one. it's the mystique of it. and the cold. and the magical islands off the coast. so... >> high five you did it. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> he had done 11 so far around the world. after swimming this stretch, he's now considered one of the best marathon swimmers around. you know he doesn't use sun screen on his hands he says it gets on his googles and he can't see he eats every 30 minutes, protein drink carbs and waters he says he may do it only two more years because it's hard on the body. >> incredible. >> thank you very much. >> if you've shopped or banked online a security pull affects you the risk for almost every web page. >> teenager who stabbed his classmates. >> and a refund from one of the biggest banks in the country. >> who wouldn't want to work less for more. full time pay for part time work. >> the news continues in 60 seconds. >> no motive yet for a massive school stabbing in murraysville a 16-year-old being charged with fou

eddy serves the community center doing the work for non-violence work he's nationally known for immigration rights he was one of the first and few asian-americans honored. he was honored by chinese local hero in 2005. i found this quote from kristen wong when victor departed she wrote people would call for victor. the bay guardian called him an advocate so far all people. at asian law caucus he advocated a case against police officers because this gentleman held a stick and refused to let cal's wife while cal laid had found on the pavement and died he filed a national class action the 18996 reform law and filled the class-action lawsuit against public housing for failing to defend asian-americans. and in 2004 when the police shot a couple of asian-americans victor pulled together the advocates to be on the forefront to be having this put so what the front and the police officers were trained again. victor was one of the first asian-americans that joined the asian-american fight at a time it was hard to get asian-americans involved. he also drafts the brief on behalf of the hiv community for

a few turned out to support eddy at the ceremony. some even saluting the dog., who will adopt the hero. a lucky teen has a college fund thanks to a discovery at a poplar park. we told her about her back in october when she found a 3.5-carat diamond in arkansas. the teen from oklahoma said she sold the teardrop shaped diamond for $20,000. three plans to use the money to help pay for college. she said she is still in shock over the discovery. i screamed, mom! and i ran as fast as i could with it closed in my fist. i asked god if it was a dream, and i said don't pinch me. and i keep saying that. >> no kidding. diamond state park is the only diamond producing fight in the u.s. opened to the the public. more than 75,000 diamonds and gems have been found in the park since it opened in 1906. i bet they get a lot more traffic there now. up next on the saturday morning news, how the local fbi was able to find dozens of priceless paintings in the basement of a bay area man's home. and new mission for the san francisco exploratorium. after a year at its new home, it's now

hope they can beat the golden state warriors who are seizing an opportunity to win themselves. >> eddienson, thanks so much for being with us today. >> my pleasure. >> and make sure you tune in for live coverage of the nba announcement this afternoon, 2:00 eastern right here on msnbc. a package handler open fire inside a fed-exfacility injuring six people before turning the gun on himself. one other employee was injured trying to escape. police were called after shots were reported shortly before 6:00 a.m. prompting a lockdown of the facility. the seven victims were taken to area hospitals and two are in critical condition and required surgery. the gunman died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound and believe this was an isolated incident. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> president obama is now flying home from a week-long trip to asia that produce

and we have a great video comment from eddy. >> i'm in favorite of a pilot certification process.'m also in favor of basic certification process. a competent operator with proper insurance should be enough to concerns. >> what should be the appropriate regulation for your industry? >> first of all let me say that the prediction is within the first ten years 80% of all uas operations will be for precipitation agriculture. and here is a circumstance that we have that if you anticipate what is going to happen in the world, they predict -- right now we have 7.1 billion people in the world. providing food and having precision agriculture will be a huge deal as we go forward. but as far as what we need to do -- so if you just went after the low-hanging fruit precision agriculture would be a market area where you could use this technology today. you understand in the fields where the people are, and you don't have a privacy concern because pineapples don't mind that you watch them. ray is laughing, so i guess he agrees, and this would be an ideal situation. and if you had some insurance,

it has johnny holliday and eddie mitchell's, two iconic singers with careers going back to the late 50's. hold it takes -- holiday plays a photographer. he has four daughters by four different women. since he paid more attention to his work than his family his relationships are cordially strained. let's listen. >> i had the good fortune to have seven children with five different mothers. life wasn't exactly easy. it's true i spent more time behind my camera and on my films than those who are close to me. eventually you start to feel guilty about that. i was happy i couldn't take my kids to school, i did not read him bedtime stories, never made them do their homework. so i felt i had not been the best father and that is what this film is about, about a man who wants to make up for lost time. >> seven children with five different women. there's something this family stirs up. jaqcque's best friend tells a fib. we get a bank robbery to half a dozen relationships stuffed into one film. >> thank you so much. look at those two movies. look at those two movies. we alwaysd<é?xpñgg99Ññwçça7guc

eddy young with bright line defense project. thank you, supervisor avalos, for introducing this legislation today and the subsequent amendments. the importance of this proposal cannot be emphasized enough. local hire has seen three years of success now with the increase of over 75% in economic opportunities, job opportunities for our communities in san francisco, particularly low-income communities which have created a virtuous cycle of he can economic development throughout the city. and that three years of success would not have been possible without very thoughtful input and broad stakeholder input. and as you pointed out today, it has -- it seem to be appropriate to potentially take more time because that broad input has ensured that local hires had negative cost impact to the city or other departments in implementing opportunities for our residents. so, in that -- recognition of that input, 2 to 3 weeks seems appropriate to perhaps gather more thoughts and to make sure we can i am preempt the best version of local hire poss

eddy.ng nothing more than stripping the assets of a legacy brand. they have done nothing that suggests turn around is viable in the 8 years that he has been in control. it evolves around ecommerce and membership model. given the rise of brick an mortar stores that have not been invested in years, their business has been in serial decline. these new strategies have failed one after the other. they may show some signs of success but i don't believe they move the needle. >> chicago was a new store though. they opened in 2001. why do you think they say they have had disappointing sales in chicago. the store would profit from a showcase for it's brand. but arthur martin retired in 2000 and his successor was a clueless financial executive who had no idea how to manage sears at large. the store never looked good, never was merchandised properly and never performed as the lease expired he basically walked away from it. is there anything good you can say about the efforts that are being made? is the

eddie is the only one that jumped onto the tracks.ange hoodie giving him confidence. >> my son, he doesn't go to university of illinois. he goes to university of chicago. and he likes me to wear his burgundy hoodie but my wife was washing it yesterday. and this was the closest one and this is the one i wore. i guess it was meant to be for me to wear it. >> reporter: his son wondering, what were you thinking? >> in life we're going to be called to task sometimes. hopefully as a father, hopefully i can teach him that. >> reporter: called to task and saving a life. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> i love that guy. >> great guy. >> he is so humble. he said he's embarrassed. >> he said he is embarrassed by all of the attention. >> amazing. some people will say, he acted recklessly, you don't know what's going on. the train is coming, you don't want to put yurgs in harm's way because there is a double tragedy if there is a tragedy at all. but he said he is -- he is a tsa agent, and he had training -- he figured how much time he had befor