the fbi called them this morning about a stolen bmw linked to bank robberies in ervine. agents released pictures of the suspect last month. the fbi told the robbery abatement team this morning, the gps was telling them it was parked here. units sat here for six hours watching the car, and around 5:40 tonight, a man got into the car and started to pull out. a plain clothes unit moved in to make a stop but the driver tried to hit them with the car, so police fired. >> when the officers exited their plain clothes car, the suspect then aggressively moved for drove his vehicle at the officers. officers fearing for their own lives, discharged their firearms to stop the suspect. >> reporter: police say the suspect died at the hospital. his identity has not been released but the bmw was stolen in pasadena may 16th and linked to two bank robberies the next day and tracked down here today. one neighbor said he heard several gup shots. so many he thought it was a fireworks show. investigators will be talking with many of the neighbors trying to find out what they saw. because polic

ervin. he was a former inspector general and he knows there's more in a report than other people might otherwise. i hope it slightly adjusts that you'll not only ask again whether the state department i.g. has more information but more important because the report -- this report ordered and designed the construction of the compound at bag, iraq, in 2009, was extremely detailed. i would hope one could go through it and find the parts of that 132 million which are already just there because they may see we put what we have in the report. and that shouldn't be the end of the matter. my second question is, we went through that out of the police training money that went to dyncorp, you have collected 40 million. you're going to seek 37 million back. and there's 109 million in reduced billing. the figure out of the 512 million that i was one of the people who thought that that was a credible figure. and i don't want it to be wondering well, where could that have come from? and the reason was that

commissioner ervin, please. >> mr. ambassador, mr. secretary. thank you so much for being here. always a pleasure to see you. i did not intend to start with the two of the questions -- but it seems there were a few issues left hanging in from various exchanges from my colleague and it probably will follow up themselves and their rounds but i have the vicinity. in the last exchange with a doctor zakheim about the very disturbing article, you said, if i understood you correctly, that the medical staff has looked into some of the allegations that the office of inspector general has done. i think he mentioned another office or two within the state department. to me, the next question is what has happened and result? with allegations substantiated by the inspector general or the medical staff? >> we were not able to identify actions of a gross and horrifying nature taking place on units that were in direct support of the state department. i do not challenge that it might have happened elsewhere, but our investigations to date have not identified activities of this nature taking place

. >> commissioner ervin, please. >> mr. secretary, thank you for being here. it is always a pleasure to see you. i did not intend to start with the question of i am going to start with, but it seems there were a few issues left hanging by the exchanges you have had with my colleagues. they probably will all of themselves with their realms. on this last exchange about this very disturbing "new yorker" article, you said that the medical staff is listening to some of these allegations that have been done. you mentioned another office or two within the state department has done this. were any of these allegations substantiated by the inspector general of the medical staff? >> we were unable to identify actions of these gross and horrifying nature is taking place on units that were in direct support of the state department. i do not challenge that it might have happened elsewhere, but our investigation has not identified activities of this nature taking place against third country nationals and entities that were directly -- that would directly supporting the depar

hear you are going to look at the met $132 million for the embassy compound and i thank commissioner ervin for hyping up on that because he is a former state department inspector general, so he knows there's more in the report of there's than other people might realize and i hope you will not only asked again whether the state department has more information but more important, because this report in the sign of the construction of the new embassy compound at baghdad iraq in 2009 was extremely detailed. i would hope one could go through and find the parts of the 132 million because they may just say we put what we had into the report, and that shouldn't be the end of the matter. my second question is we went through the police training money that went to dinosaur you have collected 40 million, you're going to 63 million back and there's 109 million of reduced billing. i hope to confirm that once again because that is what the public will be hearing. i want to say that the figure that one out of the 512 million i was one of the people who felt that that was a credible figure and i don't wan

clearly we are familiar with the arab revolutions in the uprising which is ervin to the people of the airport with unique opportunities to advance and realize their aspirations for a quality freedom of expression, association as well as political, economic and legal reforms. but we are here this afternoon to also explore whether the largely peaceful protests on the part of the people, and i emphasize people, in tunisia, egypt, libya, yemen, bahrain and syria and the violent reactions to those protests by autocratic regimes have changed the way arabs are viewed by the local community and by extension change the perception of arab-americans and the united states. let's not forget the contemporary american history and more recently arab-americans have routinely been the target unfortunately so, of adamant discrimination and stereotypes because of events that take lace in the middle east as well as on u.s. soil. even when the events have nothing to do with arab-americans, the community and its members fall under suspicion. no one will forget the aftermath of suspicion following the horrif

i think commissioner ervin for tightening up on that. he is a former state department secretary general. i hope that you will not only asked again whether it has more information, but more importantly, the report or the design and construction was extremely detailed in 2009. i would hope we could go through it and find the part of the 32 million. they may say, we put what we have in the report. that should not be the end of the matter. we went through -- out of the police training money, you have selected 40 million. you will seek 37 million back. i hoped to confirm that once again, because that is what the public will be hearing. i was one of the people that thought it was incredible figure. the report in january 2010 on this subject said, as a result, it has no confidence in the accuracy of over $1 billion in charges. suppose they want to know where the rest about $1 billion is? would it be ok if they looked and followed up their previous audit and find out why inl took millions out? you said you got a legal opinion in the den said you