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they amended their federal lawsuit a mening that eric gail house has a history of using excessive forcethe suit says gail house pulled his gun on a man who routinely pointed a gun on his child during a routine argument. gail house shot them in santa rosa and he believes the toy gun he was carrying was not real. >>> he has been getting death threats since representing jahi mcmath, since she was declared brain dead at children's hospital. other attorneys have accused him of exploiting a family's grieve but he said he is very proud he helped jahi mcmath get out of children's hospital. >>> and in connection with an 8- year-old girl last summer, she was at a friend's house when somebody knocked on the front door and open had fire. the father of her friend, antoine york was the intended target and that the shooting was in retaliation in berkeley that same day. yesterday we learned he was arrested in dahly city on monday and he killed him hours before alicia was killed. >>> whom said rate is at a 2 e33 year low. the department has received a lot of help in fighting crime and they received a lo

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seeing none, item 4 director's report 4a update on dbi's finances >> i'm gail acting chief financial officer. our report this month our revenue is continuing to be higher than what we budgeted. currently our charges are 21 percent he higher than what we expect. we've seen several large projects submitted this year we think a lot of that is sgoou due to the code change in january. people were trying to bet pa that change but we're expecting about $16 million than that we expected. in terms of expenses: so with expenses we're still seeing savings in employees salaries. the savings and expenses are pretty much everywhere but we're to spend more for supplies. we put many requisitions for the car and we'll be buying jackets and several purchase orders are coming through. and everything else is on track. we'll end the year with with savings in salaries we're still hiring but not as fast has been budgeting. that's it for the finance report >> thanks gail. >> update on proposed election - legislation. >> good morning. on the new legislation president mccarthy mentions the mayor's executive d

gail?articular play where you got guys going in two different directions and the other team doesn't know who is going to get the ball. >> no. nick? >> the defense on the other team they all just rush to the quarterback. >> like. >> it's, like, a pastry. it's rolled up. >> that's a blitz. what's a blitz? >> what's a blitz? >> this is the best one. who is the cornerback? gail? >> that's one of the people on the defensive teams. >> incorrect. >> he is the guy in the back corner on the defense. >> but what does he do? what does he do? >> he guards the back corner. >> no one sleeps with the cornerback. >> he's, like, the wing man of the football team so he's like in the corner until the quarterback needs a wing man. >> i like this, she thought he was the wing man of the entire team. >> that sounds filthy. >> she caught him for doing something with the muffed punt. >> the whole video is pretty funny for mashable. you can check it out rightthisminute.com, check out today's show or watch it on the

joining me is gail saltz. some listening to this would say it's clearly a warning of what was to come. what do you make of it all? >> you know, unfortunately, i don't think that you could see this as a red flag of what was to come. in retrospect, if this was indeed him, of course it makes you question did he identify with this chimpanzee. maybe he was talking about himself in a way. it's possible. but in looking forward, you would not listen to this and say, this is a red flag, i'm concerned this person would commit violence. most people that say something like this or even violent things do not go on to commit violence and there was no direct threat. so i think, unfortunately, the wishes that you could listen to something like this and then say, okay, we should notify about this person because it would stop something and i'm sad to say that even psychiatrists who have patients in their office who would say something like this can't necessarily predict who will actually go on to commit a violent act because th

got a big game from steven who hit three threes and the gails beat usf88-73.nd the men of santa clara couldn't build off their win a couple of nights ago. gail lays it in and the broncos lose 80 to 68. >> this is my whole life. my legacy. i'm part of history. i feel like i should be there opening day. >> no he won't. >> arod at a suspension reduced for his involvement in the biogenesis scandal. he will miss the entire 2014 season even if the yanking make the playoffs. we'll be right back. ,, [ male announcer ] start engine. accelerate. shift. shift. ♪ and shift again. through all eight speeds of a transmission connected to more standard horsepower than its german competitors. and that is the moment that driving the lexus gs will shift your perception. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed intern

. >> he's married to gail golden, his second wife and former assistant. >> how you doing? >> because he is such a workaholic, gail says they have little time to enjoy the money he's made. >> do you have a yacht? >> we have a yacht, but we don't use it much. >> you don't have a lot of houses? >> yeah, we do, but we don't go. >> [chuckles] >> can she have anything she wants? >> she takes it. she don't ask me, you know? i have no idea what she buys. >> but why do you care? >> well, you know, i just don't--i wouldn't like somebody just frittering away money. i mean, it still means something to me. i'm a kid from far rockaway. i still would not-- >> you have $14 billion, and she wants to go-- >> well, you say i've got $14 billion. i never said it. >> so how do they spend their money? more and more on philanthropy, like building this track and field stadium for the school children of new york city. >> raise your hand. >> and building two charter schools in poor neighborhoods in the bronx. these are overseen by icahn's foundations, which gail runs. >> call them just to make sure.

gail says: >> we have about 25 seconds left. how do you balance it all, from your perspective? >> how do we balance it all? >> yes. >> every week i get an email saying, "thank you for writing your book." i sought help for myself, i stood up for myself. i write it for people who need an honest book. >> thank you to all of my guests. thank you to the community. until next time, we'll see you online. check check >> the african president and the scandal of missing millions of aid. a corruption trial gets underway in malawi. >> this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up dash -- >> it is american diplomacy that has halted the process of iran's nuclear program. >> barack obama claims the credit for the deal with iran in the

lopez carried an air soft beebee gun and gail house ordered him to drop the gun and shot and killed himhen the teen turned towards him. well a $5,000 reward is helping him to rob a banks, they released these pictures on stony point road yesterday afternoon. the man handed a teller a note, he did not appear to have a weapon. >>> justin bieber is ordered to a toronto court to face an assault charge. well, that it is the scene of the 19-year-old trying to get through a crowd, he is accused of hitting a limousine driver in the back of ahead last month and he was picking up justin bieber when a fight broke out on the way to a hotel. >>> now an online petition to deport him back to native canada has received 180,000 signatures and some are saying he is behaving recklessly. >>> and they have a response to a winter storm which caused a traffic nightmare. many say it was a bad decision to close government offices and schools at the same time. it jammed area roadways and many abandoned their cars and seeked shelter at home depot and taco bell. >> if you look at anybody in any community across the

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gail says: >> we have about 25 seconds left. how do you balance it all, from your perspective? >> how do we balance it all? >> yes. >> every week i get an email saying, "thank you for writing your book." i sought help for myself, i stood up for myself. i write it for people who need an honest book. >> thank you to all of my guests. thank you to the community. until next time, we'll see you online. >> hello, and welcome to the news hour. i'm stephen cole with your top stories. syria's military objects to al-qaeda linked target in syri syria. in malawi politicians accused of stealing millions while it's people earn $1 a day. >> and i'm julie mcdonald in london with all the news from europe

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gail wyatt: we need to appreciate, it's not just adults who are stressed. kids have a lot of pressure on them, to do their homework, to have friends, to make friends, to-- you know, connect in so many different ways, to participate in extracurricular activities, to do well, to be what their parents want them to be, lots of stressors. a certain amount of stress is necessary for life. deborah khoshaba: on a moment-to-moment basis, our body is always in the process of gauging how much arousal we need to function. okay? see, right now as i'm speaking, my sympathetic nervous system is on, and although i don't feel anxiety, i do feel a certain amount of arousal. you would say the organism's under stress. so stress is a very interesting term in that sense, that we're wired to respond to the environment. for many people, stress is so ingrained in their lives that it begins to feel natural. you'd be surprised how few people know what stress really is, because they're so accustomed to it. it becomes part of their everyday world, and they can't appreciate it until the

i'm gail bar from the neighborhood association. what i would like to address today is the demolition of the site. there are several conditions that i think have not been discussed regarding the safety and use of the site in the interim when this property is demolished. we have many examples of properties that remain vacant or have remained vacant and nothing that helps us understand that the developer is going to keep it safe. we have a homelessen campment right now and the homeowner is not addressing that. we have a church on one corner where we don't know what role the developer will play in terms of a vacant site of what will happen and could stay vacant for more than a year. that's my comment. supervisor scott weiner: thank you. mr. washington? >> my name is ace washington. i'm a long time community activist. i go back 25 years in our community. i go back where i used to lobby with our liberal white groups, the bank. now we have 20 years later a new community in the western district. what i'm confused about this is the fifth di

gail on facebook grace with professor cole. there is a difference between people acting out in their own territory and the same sentiment to the united states. we don't need to act out against those acting out on their own soil. horn ever africa, syria, iraq, and yemen as well. ayman al sawahiri, seize control of a state or part of a state, somewhere in the muslim world, adding that without achieving this goal, they will achieve nothing. death by a thousand cuts. do you think this new al qaeda shares those same strategic goals and has it been successful? >> absolutely, they do share the same goals. as for the first one we do see they actually do control some territory, in northern syria isis has controlled some area for the time. al shabaab which stands for the youth even though they have lost significant territory since the beginning of 2012 still controls some geographic area in the southern part of syria. when they do, one of the things they do is impose their form of sherea law. they do have ideological reasons. the reason

gail, talk to gail. >> first off, it's none of your business. me about where i send mine. >> depends who you ask whether those are highlights or lowlights, but it resinates and he was reelected, but is it enough to see the governor say i'm not a bully, serve up and eat a lot of humble pie yesterday. does it compare to the chris christie that we know? are people willing to buy it? >> well, i think it may have worked to get him elected in new jersey, but it will not resinate with the american people across the nation. he's already known to be aggressive, as we seen with these clips, it's clear he's an aggressive style of leadership, and what we've seen now with this press conference where he's still talking about himself, saying i want to answer these questions, i'm not going to answer this question, it sounded more like a filibuster than a press conference. it was about him and still appearing to be quite a bully, and if you have to say you're not a bully, you are addressing the real perception that people think you're a bully. >> one thing, thou

. >> you might think so, gail, but, tommy said this kayak was perfect for landing this marlin. they really get a good look at this beautiful marlin right you a round here from both cameras. >> whoa, that is a beauty. >> the guys say that is the last time they saw the marlin breach the surface before it started to go down deep. it was a 60-minute struggle to bring this thing close to the kayak. tommy said i'll call that a catch. tommy grabs that marlin by the bill. paul starts to towing him. now, i see that bottom lip and i'm with you, i don't like to see these big, big fish go down and my favorite part of this video, tommy starts to feel the marlin's headshakes. believes the marlin has revived itself enough, they release this big, beautiful fish. >> wow. >> big catch and release. tommy says that he doesn't kill anything he doesn't eat. >> i don't think they can bring that thing back on the kayak if they wanted to in the first place so i think this was their only option. >> man versus beast here, man won but beast gets to live. >> yay, beast. >>> muscle up ladder. >> for some re

a beijing -- four years in gail. >> a court found him of organising crowds. he called for better access to education for rural children. activists say human rights will not improve in china without an independent judiciary. >> the on thing to keep the party relatively clear is an independent judiciary. that's not the case in china, the party is above the law. the only checks is the internal mechanisms of the party. it failed. we saw the revelations of the offshore accounts of the communist relief, where they were filling their pockets with money and establishing it away. when you have a citizen asking for low and official transparency, the response from the party and deposit is clear. they arrest this person and gaol him. >> a new anticorruption party in india is gaining popularity. over the past month 100,000 people have joined. we have this report. >> this is what happened when a dancer and activist went to sign up for the common man party. the number of media an indication of the the party's growing popularity. this is not her first time in politics, it's

. >> gail mitchell writes for "billboard" magazine. >> that no one is really that nice, no one is really. maybe that's why people attacked so hard with the whole inauguration lipsyncing. >> it turned out beyonce had used a prerecorded track. >> would you guys mind standing? >> but at a press conference ten days later -- ♪ o say can you see, by the dawn's early light ♪ >> beyonce silenced her critics. the punch line? >> any questions? >> not likely. >> all the different countries. >> matthew knowles is beyonce's father. and for decades managed her career. ♪ >> at 15, 16 years old, you don't quite yet have the maturity to quite understand or how to take criticism. >> i messed up. >> no, that's cool. >> as she's gotten older, now she's a grown ass woman. so, you know, she understands it. >> beyonce feels this is her time. >> i feel like 30 is the ideal age because you're mature enough to know who you are and to have your boundaries and your standards and not be afraid or too polite. but you're young enough to be a young woman. i'm very aware of who i am. and i feel great. >> for beyonce kno

they really were in position to make a ball gail ome out of it. cut it inside a touchdown. then the 49ers' defense really stepped up with two huge plays. and all of a sudden the panthers' back was broken. all they have out of this was a punt. so i think that really was the key sequence in this game, the 49ers' defense stepped up big-time in the third quarter. >> on that long drive, bowman's punt. i thought the 49ers really rotated their defensive linemen effectively. >> yeah, they did. we have seen this 678 look at what they've done with carlos rogers, a starter, a guy who's played every snap, basically cornerback for his first three seasons in the league. he'll play the nickel back role. brock and brown are the starters now at quarterback. 49ers had a fresh rotation of defensive linemen. it was a very good all-around effort after expending so much energy to beat the green bay packers last week, the 49ers stepped up. this was a total team victory. >> we'll have more on the 49ers' win here against the panthers from charlotte, north carolina. >>> now to the seahawks. they ear

you know, i am still, i appreciate you and gail coming for the christmas service, but you never know exactly what is transpiring, whether it is going to change people's lives and you keep on praying and you keep having the patience and you counseling, i think bible study is a big part of that. always teaching, you know, i think that is um, um, happens. >> well, yes, you move from the individual to the value of a community. so just from, again from the per speck istive of the new year, why should people go out and get involved in a religious community if what is the val of it verses the time that it takes or sitting at home watching television or something like that? >> well, some people compared the church to a ship. a ship that is on a mission, opposed to a cruise ship. a cruise ship, are there to sort of meet your needs and they give you all the food you want. if you are not happy, they make it it happens. some cruise ships have not done well but that is the focus. and the church, hue is a part of--that is a part of a mission, is out there to rescue and transform and have renewal a

each team really shot well today, but stephen hits the three ball, he led the gails with 27 points.t is sports. we'll have a lot more tonight including the colts and the patriots. >> thank you. >>> thank you for making ktvu your source for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we're on facebook, twitter and our ktvu apps. >> another quick check on the forecast? >> yeah, tomorrow morning partly cloudy skies and more sunshine. we're talking about low 70s. so the strange weather this time of year continues. >> it continues. all right. thanks mark, and thanks for watching. we hope to see you tonight at 10:00. so how's the family? great. kids are getting so big. haley's about to go off... you can stop holding your stomach in. ...to college. you still exercising? (exhales deeply) clearly. i look at a clint eastwood or a chuck norris and i think, there's no reason i can't stay tough like... (giggles) oh, tickles! but... ow. that hurt? no. not r--ow. oh. what? it's probably nothing. you feeling okay? yeah. maybe we'll just run a couple of tests, just to be safe. what kind of tes

a game high 16 points, gails win it 72-63. and, santa clara. they needed overtime.roncos win 86-81. uss men and women also winners tonight. we will be back. start the new year right at subway! [ male announcer ] footlong fans are feeling good because january is now januany. ♪ januany, any [ male announcer ] and any regular footlong is now a $5 footlong. even low-fat subs, like the sweet onion chicken teriyaki and the ham, turkey, roast-beef-packed subway club. ♪ five ♪ $5 ♪ $5 footlong [ male announcer ] nothing stacks up to subway footlongs. with $5 footlongs all januany. all day, every day. [ male announcer ] subway. eat fresh. >> i was thinking judge judy was going to give the speech for 49ers. jim harbaugh is a big fan. >> she could always show up tomorrow. >> everyone have a good night. go 49ers. oh, man. that was intense. i need some fluids. i must have been down a quart. guess that makes you up a quart, huh? hey. you know what would be good right now? a pudding cup.

gail. what what does that. salinity of the spanking. and the dubbo the system of india. all of the placenta. she was being off work. and. he cut it that right that the saudi king. these. what did it mean to them it was late. income mr davey and his cause that made it fifteen ties between india and the united states does not deal with davey and his bait them with ease the friction between the two countries. and a steal to get good images. india had dominated the security of the us embassy near daily american diplomats awesome son and their identity cards to give them immunity india's alsace tendency to check on commercial activities at its mention in your day. it's also good at it it was still in a deadly explosion in southern ca uncontested. before the bombing. davide hewitt's victory. let us down. often if they can spot some sticky hattie was cute but a society that good on his explosive laden bleaker into the top cops caught my eye to express be in karachi. the office as the camp and then constantly injured in the often asked which was cut coal mine convicted of crimes

people never to blame the guilty and stad to point the finger down more helpless and never up for it at gail t. but you know i and people in america are just under that kind of mind control another originates from congress and from our government you know they don't want to get caught as their pocket all the people's bell and this is just more of it i mean these people the oil gets me about the ruled by psychopaths as that they're not ever satisfied i mean that they that people take away their rights take away like the the heroes who their heroes that we sent to iraq come home and their moms have lost their homes is just sits just ugh what mess or. greed. death evil sick man you know vampire the vamp the vampire. blood sucking our country and the and it's public's money it's the public money that they're taking and that just gets made cuz i don't like criminals and you know i have five grandsons and how my going to tell them hey kids you know crime pays i don't want to do that and so i would like to see the guilty punished and one we have a clear clear record of who the guilty are and we don

cathy perry, dwayne jones, my mother gail hampton, [speaker not understood], my supervisor [speaker not understood] for all this coaching and mentoring as we move further in helping shape the community on our vision on a clean and green city. thank you again. thank you board. and definitely thank you, malia cohen, supervisor district 10. >> thank you. (applause) >> i'd like to read into the record what the certificate of honor reads. it says, rodney hampton, in honor of your leadership, dedication and faithful service to the residents in san francisco, through your work with department of public works in recognition of your advocacy of community building and civic engagement, to effect positive change in the bayview community, the city and county of san francisco board of supervisors here by extends their highest commendation and sends their best wishes to you on this day. thank you. >> thank you again. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. congratulations, rodney. the final commendation of the day will be offered by our district 1 colleague, supervisor mar. >> thank you, president chiu. i'd

storms since mid-december, one after the other, a succession of low-pressure weather fronts bringing gail-forceds, and wide-spread destruction. in england alone seven people have died and some 1700 homes flooded. >> as far as you can see to the back is all field, all greenery, and even got the caves and all of that all over the field. >> reporter: but could the damage been limited? the government department overall responsible has had its budget cut by 20% in the last three years. >> $148 million in hardship spending we'll be spending more than any government has in the past. >> reporter: the agency has an annual budget of $1.9 billion where just last week as a result of austerity measures they are going to have to shed some 1500 jobs by october of 2014, and some 500 posts will be lost from the agency's flood protection and prevention department. the cuts are being imposed by central government, and central government insist that it will do its best to support front line services. in 2012 flooding cost british businesses billion dollarses of dollars. but funding is always a question of prioriti

they lead the gails 27 points and 10 boards. a put back dunk after the james walker miss. carrie carter 15 points. games win it big. >> i feel good about this one. i thought we had a good effort for 40 minutes. it is hard to separate and we were able to do it against a good team. we were able to do a good job defensively. >> santa clara and usf30 points for the broncos. tough lay in there. 28 for the dons. beats clark down low. usf improves to 6-3 in conference play with a 75-66 victory. let's tee it up at torrey pines in san diego where tiger woods has won eight times and is the defending champion at the farmer's insurance open. this is his first event of the year, but today he missed the cut. a rare 54-hole cut. beautiful torrey pines. tiger 2 under until 19. he findshot aer and shot a 79. 7 over for the tournament. he matched his highest round ever in the united states. shot of the day. three doubles today. no problem on 18. holds out for an eagle. even par on the tournament. everybody is chasing gary woodland. a nice birdie here on 16. he leads by one stroke into sunda

gails are 1-1 in the wuc this has and oilers and sharks are next. so you made some bad decisions last night. make a good one this morning. get two biscuit sandwiches, with your choice of country grilled sausage, egg, and cheese, or bacon, egg, and cheese, both on my new southern style biscuits. you'll save some cash 'cause right now they're two for just three bucks. c'mon cody... let's get some breakfast. you drive. i traded the car for the tattoo. >>> sharks were embarrassed by anaheim on new year's eve. they gave a season high 18. christie yamaguchi was at the shark tank tonight. 48 second later patrick marlow steals the puck. and 2-0 sharks after one period. john mccarthy to couture, logan scores the goal for the third straight game. it was 4-1 in the third. then joe pavoski who learned yesterday he made the olympic team celebrates. credit joe thornton for the pass. 5-1 is your final. >>> big upset in tonight's sugar goal. mccarren and the crimson side were two touchdown favorites. but gino grinson takes the ball in. alabama loses it's last two g

gails are 6-3. >>> 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick was in new york and visited media row to defendhe play that ended the season. he's not improved with sherman's postgame rebuttal. >> to me it was ridiculous. but if that's what you need to do to make yourself feel like a better player you have to tell everyone, i'm the best corner in the league. go ahead and tell them. people forget that he went for 100 on sherman the year before. if that's something you need to do, go right ahead. we're going to come out and play football against you next year. >> well less than 65 hours and counting until sherman and the seahawks take on manning and the broncos right here on ktvu. 3:30 or about that time for kick off on sunday. >> you can bet that next 49ers- seahawks game. >> i was thinking the same thing. i can't wait. >> we will be treated to at least two of those every year. >> i can't wait. thank you fred. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we'll have an >> today on "tmz" -- >> tons of information about justin bieber. he was driving on

gail, you are on with dr. grover.w, ii would like to have a medical degree and residency training i did overseas. i am an american citizen but i did this in brazil. i never really worked in the field. my career followed a different my mother --ause i'm looking to get into clinical medicine and i'm looking to get into areas that are underserved. i would like to make some kind of contribution. that is fantastic at this is the kind of commitment we see from people in health care particular to this because they want to make a contribution, as gail was laying out for us. one of the challenges we have is that when people take time off from medicine -- and i did that , womenue another degree do that for family reasons, others do that for other reasons -- it is hard to get back and up to speed. several specialty groups are looking at how we do reentry into the profession and do some amount of retraining. were done abroad and the training was done abroad and you would have to pass a series doable., which is very she sounds lik

gails are 6-3. >>> 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick was in new york and visited media row to defend play that ended the season. he's not improved with sherman's postgame rebuttal. >> to me it was ridiculous. but if that's what you need to do to make yourself feel like a better player you have to tell everyone, i'm the best corner in the league. go ahead and tell them. people forget that he went for 100 on sherman the year before. if that's something you need to do, go right ahead. we're going to come out and play football against you next year. >> well less than 65 hours and counting until sherman and the seahawks take on manning and the broncos right here on ktvu. 3:30 or about that time for kick off on sunday. >> you can bet that next 49ers- seahawks game. >> i was thinking the same thing. i can't wait. >> we will be treated to at least two of those every year. >> i can't wait. thank you fred. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we'll have an updated forecast for the day ahead. you can always follow us on facebook, twitter, k

one question for gail sheehy. she referred to a time when hillary clinton agreed to divorce bill clinton. i'm also curious about where she had major policy differences than bill clinton. thank you. >> it was 1989 when bill clinton had gotten caught with -- he had pulled back from running for governor again and hillary had explored whether or not she should run for governor, when the polls showed that she was not going to be getting many votes at all. bill clinton fell in love with another woman, really fell in love with her. this was not a bimbo or a lounge singer. this was a woman, quality professional whose family was in arkansas and in politics. he asked hillary for a divorce, and she consulted with her minister and herself and came back and said nothing doing. that's not going to happen. and this affair is going to end. and that was the end of it. they never brought that up again and they found their own arrangement much later, which we can talk about later. >> there were some policy differences. one of the ma

they quickly walk across the street having to avoid the heavy traffic on gail avenue.ces them as they approach the bank. the masks they wear and the type of gun one of them uses immediately create chaos. >> their plan was to make people cower in fear as they run in, overpower them, usually put them on the ground or in the vault. >> employees are held at gunpoint. one of the men carrying a shotgun demands the keys to the vault. fearing for their lives, none of the employees makes a move. in response to no one following his commands, the man with the shotgun fires a blast into the ceiling. >> then the firing just makes everything that much more nerve wracking. a shotgun is very loud outside, but inside the bank is deafening. if create this is panic in the bank. >> one of the tellers hands over the keys to the vault. now with the bank employees under their control, the gunman force everyone into the vault where they rip cash from the drawers. the men obviously know what they are doing. one keeps time on his watch while the others fill sacks full of money. in a matter of m

gail king, gladys knight, james taylor. look at this names of people we have here. really?t are they representing poor and needy or rich and elitist? i'm not going get upset about people having a party at the white house but come on. i mean these are the people that are we can do this, health care for everyone? >> come on. >> and that is why i'm asking. >> they are having a party and are in politics. >> this is what you want. you were not invited. >> i'm going to the state of the yun yivenlt i -- union. i'm going. >> you wish you can have beyonce play at your party. >> no. i would rather john rich play at my party. >> here is the problem. beyonce, these people would not play for some republican. they don't believe in it. they don't want, they don't like our politics. >> oh, man that, cuts both ways. none of these performers got paid. celebrate michelle obama. i'm seeing lots and lots of republican parties you have all kinds of stars oochl we have record debt. >> it's okay. it's a party. people are having a party. >> 50 million people are suffering and they are living the li