>> at lyman, gill frequently lost control of his temper? having to fight i was in situations where like if you weren't an angry person, you were a weak person. the mentality follows me from prison down here. >> sometimes i get so pissed off, i want to snap. >> lately, gill's anger has to do with making ends meet. his wrestling career doesn't fully sport him, much less his son. >> i don't like the things that go on in this world. there is so much i need to do for myself. i cannot do it because there is no jobs and i don't have a car and i don't know how to begin to take care of those things. so i am pissed off. so when i was at lyman, i was ad dam, i will never take a job for under a certain amount of money and i only want to do a certain amount of job. >> what am i getting out to a $10 an hour job, african-americans make more than that. i don't have any goals. >> since i have been out, since i have had a son, i will take any job for any wage because i'm no better than anyone else. >> why don't you go ahead and do a couple back rolls. >> tho

gill throws every strike.ill just catches him off guard and just -- >> i don't see harvey throw any punches, may have put his hands up to defend himself, but he was clearly looking down. >> coming up. >> i could be wrong, but i am pretty much right. >> antoine gill pleads his case to authority. and brandy calls home. >> are you sad? you sound like you're crying. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for a full 24 hours. and breo helps reduce symptom flare-ups that last several days and require oral steroids, antibiotics, or hospital stay. breo is not for asthma. breo contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. i

we asked richard gill why.s demand curves and the union-determined supply curve in the newspaper industry. for a prosperous paper, its situation before the settlements would appear like this. its demand curve is strongly affected by the printers' productivity. the supply curve is really the union-determined wage. we have equilibrium at this wage with this number of printers. now two things happen. unions demanded higher wages. so the supply curve of labor shifted up here. but also the times introduced more highly automated typesetting machinery. this greatly raised the productivity of printers. since the demand curve for labor reflects printers' productivity, the new demand curve might look like this. here's the final situation. the times is basically ok. wages are higher. employment is lower. but the productivity increase made possible by automation leaves the firm profitable. when it came to relatively unprofitable papers like the herald tribune, however, the situation was quite different. they were fairly cl

richard gill explains.have to understand a little about the price system itself. in this connection, economists usually make some assumptions about human behavior-- namely, that people generally tend to act in their own self-interest. consumers might want all the goods they could get, but most of them have limited budgets. they must choose one good over another. in making these choices, they try to maximize their own welfare. the same is true of producers. they try to maximize their firm's profits. it will be in their own self-interest, they will maximize their profits, if they use more efficient productive methods and produce goods that consumers will buy. let us examine the price system. suppose a new computer is introduced at $450. suppose that this is a low price, meaning that long lines of consumers want to buy one. under the influence of the bidding of these consumers, the price rises to $750. that price change has two effects. it will encourage other producers to produce similar computers. it will al

economic analyst richard gill and i will examine that question on this edition of "economics u$a." david schoumacher. you can see the forces that control a farm's economic wellbeing at work here at this farmers' market. taken together, it demonstrates a concept that economists call "perfect competition." in other words, every farmer who raises, say, tomatoes, is in competition with every other farmer who raises tomatoes. the market determines the price through the interplay of supply and demand. so the farmer is a "price taker," not a "price maker," and he tries to produce at the lowest possible cost and produce as much as he can as long as he can turn a profit. at the beginning of the 20th century, the farms felt secure in their calling as they toiled to supply all the foods a growing nation demanded. so why, just 20 years later, were so many farmers forced to leave the land? their problems began with the entry of the united states into world war i. president woodrow wilson challenged the nation's farmers to dramacally increase food production. "food will win the war," he told the

>> gill yard is expected to grow for infinity.has a solid balance sheet, has a product that saves people's lives. facebook trades at 18 times, 16 times next years sale and makes a product that basically kills people or kills productivity. >> it's not cigarettes. >> gill yad has a product line, this whole hep c thing has been a major headline. a lot of these guys bid on total speculation about fda. >> here's a company that demonstrated solid earnings growth over time. if you can get through some of these headlines in the near term much like the g.m. situation, the stock was down almost 18% from the highs two months agomeago. if we're playing would you rather -- and i set the stage here. >> you did. so would you rather? >> are you wearing briefs right now? it's clear the way you're so uptight. >> you're going with gill yad? >> down 20% right at it's 200-day moving average. i i think facebook is speculative. >> do you think gill yad is offensive? >> i think it is. if you look at the entire -- >> wait, offensive or defensive? >> offen

with the help of our economic analyst richard gill, we'll find out on this edition of "economics usa.m david schoumacher. we like to think of our economy as one that runs on competition. for instance, we can choose the brand ofasoline we buy. one station sets its prices too high, thene can simply go across the stet one station for a lower price.o high, if enough drivers pass the high-price station by, sooner or later it goes out of business. of course, if in order to attract business a station sets its prices too low and can't cover costs, sooner or later it'll go out of business, too. but what happens to prices if one company, or one person, controls all the gas stations? that was what the country faced in 1890. the company was standard oil -- the man was john d. rockefeller. this was the infant oil industry jafter the civil war. drilling equipment was hand- and foot-operated in those days and available cheap. anybodcould join the o rh, and anybody di with thousands of small-scale prospectors, drillers, and finers competg, the supply of oil was plentiful. prices were low, and so were

we asked economic analyst richard gill. one principle economists don't think too highly of is what we might call the principle of perfection. it's a natural approach. we have these harmful external effects, let's get rid of them no matter what the cost. the 1973 plan for los angeles was a little like this. smog is harmful to your health. let's get rid of it, virtually outlaw driving for six months of the year. there are countless examples of this approach. nuclear generating plants involve certain hazards. let's ban them completely. alcohol leads to driving fatalities. let's bring back prohibition. the trouble with this approach is not only that it usually doesn't work -- the los angeles plan had to be modified -- but that it's bad economics. in our society, clean air has become a product. it brings us certain benefits, but it also has certain costs of production. and what economists want to do is to measure these benefits against these costs, taking, of course, all external effects into account. these look like ordinary su

we asked economic analyst richard gill if that holds for the rest of the economy.case of the american automobile dustry, especially in recent years, is competition between a relatively small number of firms. we don't have a monopoly, which means a single firm in control of the industry. we don't have pure competition, which means thousands of firms selling identical products. we have a few firms in control, what economists call an oligopoly. now, in general, oligopolistic firms like to avoid price competition. people can get hurt that way. and this automobile story brings out two ways firms can avoid price competition -- one, by fiddling around in various ways with the special features and gadgetry associated with their product, what economists call "product differentiation." and two, by advertising and trying to convince consumers that their special version of this product is necessary for their survival, or at least for their personal or social success. now, this kind of competition raises all sorts of problems for the economic analyst. when you have product diff

for that.ou james gill, the ceo of gosquared.be asking about other trends, including one industries harness this big data better than others. >> cr couple of minutes. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." on our techry conversation. we are with james gill and an investor in his business, eileen burbage. she is a partner of passion capital. eileen, let me kick off with you. why did you put money into his business? >> because of james and the founders. are what,t them, you 17? they had been running their business four years out of their respective bedrooms while they were in secondary school, and making good money. are 17, ares, who making money, think about what value we can lend and how we can increase the value of this is this over the next few years if we inject investment capital and try to help them a little bit. we started talking about big data about two years ago. it is something we are looking into, but we don't know how much we can get out of it. >> i don't think we were using the big data thing. what we were thinking about

. >> so i am going to first call up wendy gill more and robert paxton and then dina corilo. excuse me. so the first is wendy gill more and the limit is one minute. >> okay i got it right here. >> thank you. >> hello commissioners, nice to see everybody. i basically wanted to just state that there are several false and incomplete information that submitted with this application. and my biggest concern is with the sound, and that was mentioned on page 3 that sound proofing had been done five years ago, is what it is stated however, that sound proofing was removed. and the sound proofing that circulo installed was removed when they moved in and so the windows are opened and it is going to be hard. and the other was there is no metered parking on the streets and that is not true on page 4 and five and then finally the out reach, basically the picture i want to use that little thing too. and this is how the first and this is the way that the permit was posted. when we first got wind of it. you can't read what is posted or requested. and so, it is i am in favor of denying it. >> t

the top winners are allergy again, gill adsciences, and c.h. robinson.ere on the floor. >> i think c.h. robinson might have been the only one higher. that will do it for this week of "power lunch." >>> have a great week gent. "streets signs" begins now. igns. slg. >>> the question is who will be brave enough to hold on to stocks over the weekend? the public can finally buy google glass -- well, for one day, anyway. what is the bonds market telling us that we really do not want to hear. since brian is out today, scott wapner will be

vicky mary lanes 50 year stage started out with the girl gill of the liquid spine that's what she was known as and she was a mentor to many transgender wjs and she said if she could make it so could they. she held the tenderloin together and was wildly created with helping to make sure that the lgbt were inclusive of transgender people and she was named the grand marshall that before she passed in 2011 of aids recommended complications. i want to mention several people (calling names) and members of the harvey milk club for all the work on this issue. again vicky will be the first transgender revoked to have a street named. and tenderloin is an amazing neighborhood there is so much work we need to do to make it stronger and healthier it wasn't until i went door knocking i got to see the residents in the hotels i met people who spoke cantonese and at that gag we've talked about this how many members of the lgbt community call the tenderloin their home and how many of them fled from places they were not expected i have to say it is one place i feel comfortable being who i am. i know tha

a taste of what we get. 98 degrees expected in gill roy. more on the complete forecast coming up, we want to take you outside and show you mild conditions. san jose and south bay currently 73. that's where the heat is coming from. close to some record setting. looks like we will have a record here in liver hoor and in isn't aes coulda and close to it in san francisco. as we've been mentioning, heat won't last too long. hotter temperatures through tuesday and temperatures will drop. we will see the system move into the pacific northwest and that will bring back onshore and see 70s by saturday and sunday. take you back into the hot, hot, forecast here as we head throughout wednesday. some of you are warmer than others. 92 in san jose. follows like mid to upper 9 os if you are outside. also in san francisco, 84 degrees. if you don't have ac, that will feel like low 9 os inside your house. you also want to remember if you do ex continuesive wotensive wo only takes about an hour to get dehydrated. and if you are feeling thirsty, you are dehydrat

muni buses were packed to the gills. the annual 4/20 marijuana festival in denver is bigger than ever before now that recreational spot smoking smokin colorado is legal. the police department said it's still illegal to consume marijuana in public. police arrested or cited 31 people for consumption. >> san jose police are investigating a stabbing at a restaurant that injured four people. police were called around 1:30 this morning to sp2 communal bar and restaurant near sap pedro square. the initial report was a person stabbed. >> some type of fight and argument occurred inside the establishment before the person was actually stabbed. >>> investigators discovered a total of four victims, all four are expected to be okay. >>> new details tonight on a semi truck crash that blocked part of highway 101 today. the truck was hauling a 33-foot cargo trail when it hit a large sign post and rolled on its side. i shut down northbound 101 for seven hours. road crews had to remove the sign and milwaukee emergency road repairs. the tr

the top winners are allergy again, gill adsciences, and c.h. robinson. so there is some green out there, ty, just not a lot down here on the floor. >> i think c.h. robinson might have been the only one higher. that will do it for this week of "power lunch." >>> have a great week gent. "streets signs" begins now. slg. >>> the question is who will be brave enough to hold on to stocks over the weekend? the public can finally buy google glass -- well, for one day, anyway. what is the bonds market telling us that we really do not want to hear. since brian is out today, scott wapner will be joining us. there's a whole pile of action going out there in the market. >> and we're watching it from down here, the scene of the crime, if you will, the nasdaq, russell 2000, ever edging closer and the ten-year yield is critical. i know we'll talk about it more, as we go through this hour more, at 262 and falling. so it is a point certainly to watch. it seems as though stocks are tracking what yields are doing. let's get to our market reporters, by the way. bob pisani is

. >> this keeps me going after 37 years because this little gill thousand has a chance to grow up and be healthy normal bear. she is a joy. >> the goal is to help her grow to 85 or 90 pounds and maybe in a year she will be able to run to the mild but now the group says she is happy and healthy. when she gets really big you don't want her around with the blankets. >> so cute. >> so cute. very absolute. >> nice forecast but changes each day as we get going through the weekend. 6:30 for sunrise, and the fog, again, will be from around daly city south but a front has pushed through and that allows instability and a chance for showers. today, partly cloudy and nice start and gilroy is 48 and san jose is 54 and oakland at 52 in san francisco and emeryville, you can see the moon as a nice way to get going and 54 if concord and livermore at 52 from the cameras showing fair, sunny and breezy and warmer as high pressure building for east are bringing back a few more 80's taking us above the average. by the afternoon you will notice we have plenty of sunshine but from point reyes and the north b

gill idea makes a antiviral drug, but it costs $84,000 for a 12-week treatment. gilliad stock lost 75 percent today. >>> facebook instant messages are getting their own app. users will soon need to download a secondary app if they want to send messages to their facebook friends on their smart phones. this new stand alone app will ensure a better experience for users. >>> we will have first round highlights from the masters. >>> how about those oak and a's? another win today. sports are coming up next. female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ for $175 dollars a month? so our business can be on at&t's network yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. the

a gill and she's claiming that she had an affair with dean in toronto when he was there.orter: candid in the confession style interview for true tori back in december she first thought it was another tabloid lie but the strength of the story made her suspicious. >> the girl has kilometer forward. she's put her name to the story. she's getting all the details. about her 2 day affair with your husband in toronto. it's going to come out fix week. >>reporter: after putting the 4 children to bed tori calmly confronted dean while laying down in bed. >> i wanted the truth. i didn't want to make him defensive. i just

>> that was eric garcetti, son of gill. kevin johnson, mayor of sacramento. roger mason jr., i thought most interesting, dave zyron, because while everyone was giving -- including steve nash, karim abdul-jabb abdul-jabbar, he said they want a timetable for removing the owner of the clippers from the team. >> yeah. i thought ken johnson was horrible just now. saying aimed silver is everyone's commissioner. then it took roger mason to step up and say, no, wait a minute. we still have demands. we still want a timetable. we still want to know what is what. adam silver's press conference, yes, he brought down the hammer, but there's still a lot of unanswered questions about that timetable, about whether the sterling family can retain control of the team even if donald sterling is not the figure head. these questions remain, and it's the -- the union has a job to be the fire on the behind of adam silver to make sure it happens. not to pat him on the back and sing "we are family." i think that there's a lot more work to be done here. joy, i want to tell you, i just

several vessels swimming with her to kind of helper to get her strength, to get water through her gillsd be released back into the wild. >> what a remarkable experience for these people to swim with a seven-foot tiger shark. >> i would think that that's the kind of animal, though, that you couldn't rescue because it's a shark. who wants to get in the water to help rescue a shark but it's cool to see the people take the risk. >> they tagged it and released it back into the wild because they said eventually she was able to swim out to sea which is where she belongs. >> good for them. >>> my gosh look at the size of this thing. i'm taking a movie of it. >> imagine the guests of the safari voyager when they saw this in the water. they were in a lagoon swimming around and they see that. that's an oar fish. >> that's an oar fish! >> the mysterious oar fish. >> the dragon of the sea. these are things that people find what is this? and they hold it up, it's 17 feet long, is this a monster? >> they can get to be 36 feet long and i say these because there were two of them. >> wow. >> this was in

. >> i just know that -- >> now, this is their mother, marissa gill. she's desponded wondering if she'll see her older daughter, again. i'm very sad, but my church tells me to have faith in god and that she will be okay. that everything is going to be okay. one other student on the bus, as says he is still in shock after chatting with a fellow student on the bus behind him. sitting right there for most of the trip. got up to charge his phone and the next minute he was gone. >> ten minutes later he is up there putting his music and stuff, and unfortunately, he's one of the ones that passed away. >> that boy's name is still not revealed, but you can see just the shock and devastation here that so many people are dealing with this morning. when you look at the pictures and how incredible this crash was. sometimes you think it's miraculous did make it out safely. but we're continuing to fall though people that are telling us about their experience and we'll bring that to you coming up this morning, laura and scott. >> so many stories. thanks so much, peggy

a gill and she's claiming that she had an affair with dean in toronto when he was there. >>reporter: candid in the confession style interview for true tori

the un expects that we went to some lengths to teesside have that many of you just look this is the gills with high knees sarah had a look see. coming up and crumbling heritage was buzzing cause. but of course chose to begin to ascend to the misery these days. he is in the senate seat the message to these historic buildings and ruins it could be such a beautiful place where political map just a few minutes from now the air. i was a phobia the irrational feeling hatred of all things russian the west mainstream media echo chamber is consumed by what should've been a relic of the cold war appears to be an essential part of the westport policy today this is not only tragic but also dangerous. the air. if you are. ours. the it was to total extinction. you can't afford. well it's different the last repeat the same old job. of course hitler. ex girlfriend. stupid tear jerking poetry the job ignore it. a post on what we know this. don't eat your face you speak. if you don't rice is the only industry specifically mentioned that's because a regional comprises critical to our democracy should out of

. >> arianna gill. dean ito taylor. alex bastian. june rodney. what is it? nalauder kasasa north korea si. cathy black. ~ go ahead. >>> good afternoon, [speaker not understood] senior attorney at [speaker not understood] senior services. also on the board of [speaker not understood] aclu of northern california. i worked on social justice issues since graduating from college in 1994 and i have rarely if ever worked with a person with such extraordinary commitment, passion, dedication and skill set as angela chan. i met her in 2008. we've worked together for seven years. and if you recall in 2008, under federal pressure the city started transferring undocumented youth to ice. angela was part of an extraordinary coalition building moment that worked with the supervisors to change the sanctuary policies to protect youth. it required tremendous bridge building skills and that's one thing that has not come across enough tonight, that angela's skills in building bridges among different communities to get effective and successful legislation passed. i support angela

political correspondent ian gill has more on the third day after column entry inter police and such. it was taking the public's personally from a shoe was on the top of the agenda during monday's assembly session. both ruling and main opposition party lawmakers asked whether proper measures had been taken the lead of three massive weeks of private data and this year alone including the nation's largest airport in january. finance officials assured us that secondary data leaks could not have been caught in march the three credit card firms confirmed that more than eighty three million cases of client data were leaked to a third party to twenty megabits. i give my sincere apologies to the people with a secondary data leaks did not include coins credit card customers for their cbc though it is impossible to forge a credit card without the two. he said the governor released in three measures in march the strength and data protection which include call someone a trio of boys fishing or species dad's find a contingency plans will be announced in the first half of the year. lawmakers from t

. >>> yes, gill christ well, district 8. i oppose reappointment of this nominee. just like the sceneierx with disabilities do. she could have made a motion to cover seniors and people with disabilitieses to ride muni for free. no, she didn't do that. she could have put ~ in the mta budget now for seniors and people with disabilities to ride muni for free, but she left us in limbo. just like the san francisco gardner has reported. was she listening to the public comment that the supervisors gave, like the chair of this committee, supervisor yee, gave an excellent public comment on this issue along with supervisor campos and avalos and mar. she wasn't listening. no, i don't think so. right, reject this mayor appointment. why should you reject -- you should also reject the mta budget until seniors and people with disability are given justice in the mta budget. not handmade enof the mayor lee stand up to the mayor. reject this appointment. and what about metered [speaker not understood], cutting the revenue out of that. ~ for sunday when the supervisors clearly told t

i'm gill hernandez. i'm speaking on behalf of laborer union local 62 1 [speaker not understood]. we have a [speaker not understood] for the past several years. it's hard not to note that every year our articles and news stories about all the backlash when sfpuc proposes to cut this program. we wanted to come out today with some of our members because over the past year the laborers have expended their solar training in the community and become partners with installers to perform work on the go solar s.f. we have come to believe in go solar s.f. and firmly support go solar s.f. our members are now getting jobs through go solar s.f. and they are excited about working while also helping to do good for the environment. we do not want to see go solar s.f. suffer. we want it to see it continue to be successful and promote similar programs here in the bay area and across california. thank you, supervisor chiu, for your leadership in calling this hearing. thank you for 5,000 members of local 261, we strongly support go solar s.f. thank you. >> thank you very much. and want to thank your

we went to some lengths to teesside have that many of you just look this is the gills with high knees. in fact all three. now risky operation under way on south korea's coast weren't very rapidly began sinking after caps rising was born and fifty nine people aboard over half of them are staying with dozens of needle and civilian ships helping to treat survivors from the vessel. the report on this developing story on her website. also online. jenna choice india follow this trail his example by recognizing the existence of a third gender gap. the story and much more. he got caught or to the historic city of porto was once a glittering tourist hotspot attracting thousands of visitors a year but now many of its neighborhoods half turn into miserable for this president say three hard years the steering are to blame for the city's descend into squalor keys and the farmer took a look around. every guys is it always come to enjoy. portugal's picture ids counts easy it is a will have to decide when and for its impressive architecture and fine nice red wine but theres a new course trial on the

united states of america the cold war talk could also give an additional push the negotiations over gills like the transatlantic trade and investment partnership agreement essentially reduces trade barriers on investment energy services and raw materials at the same time it would potentially allow corporations to bypass regulations regarding food safety and the environment the crisis in ukraine could be used by the us to justify military spending at home and to boost military spending in europe. first we are treated meters peacetime baltic your policing mission by sending additional fighter aircraft second we deployed aircraft and personnel to poland to supplement the us deviation detachment were half dead. i would like to know the europeans are going to use the fighter jets against many experts see the deployment of f sixteen fighter jets to poland is a symbolic gesture that there will be more taxpayers in the us and europe will be picking up the tab would be like it or not. probably the biggest ticket item in the defense contractors candy store is a fighter jet. so they're going to use

. >> el suspendido diputado leeland gill se declaró no culpable junto a su ex asesor. >> shrim pospusou nuevo letrado es tony serra de casi 80 años de edad con larga trayectoria, ha representado a los panteras negras en los años 60, dice que su cliente fue víctima de una trampa. >> al chuy campos lo balearon en 2011 afuera de sur estaurante, toda'via no hay culpablers, su esposa e hijos ñpiden que quien tenga información puedan llamar. >> llamen a la policía para que recolecten datos de ser necesario. >> continúan investigando el homicidio de jesús chuy campos llamen al (teléfono en pantalla) con la asistencia del públicpo podemos encontrar justicia. >> muchjos se quedan distraídos frente a los trenes. >> las estadísticas dicen que cada 3 horas un pasajero es arrollado por un tren, por esta razón la compañía caltrain quere cambiar ésto. >> a pesar de las alarmas, las luces en rojo y las multas de hasta 270 dólares, muchos peatones desafían la rapidez del tren. >> (hablan en inglés). >> caí, me cortó las piernas. >> para evitar estos accidentes, caltrain tiene un anuncio. >> (hablan en

they want to rethink about developing the gill tract in albany. protestors staged many demonstrations there last year before police removed them. >> we're saying, it would be a much better use of the land to actually keep it as a public space and public opportunity for research and for students and for the community. >> the protest ended with no arrests. >>> a clueless tourist trying to take a selfie in front of an oncoming train was whacked in the head by the conductor. and he posted the video on youtube. 22-year-old jared frank staring into the camera there, that's a foot that knocked him in the side of the head. the video raked in 22 million views. now i guess the guy's cashing in. frank signed a deal with the california-based media firm offering him between 30 and $250,000 for the footage. >>> there's a heart of gold and now there's a stomach full. a man trying to avoid paying taxes in india swallowed 12 gold bars. each one weighed about an hours. he ended up at the hospital complaining of stomach pains that he said were caused by swallowing t

. >> reporter: the agony of not knowing, marissa gills, overwhelmed with emotion, as she waits to hear what happened to one of her twin teenaged daughters, both of whom were on this road trip to humboldt state. one is okay. the other who was on board the bus that burst into flame has not yet been accounted for. marissa and another one of her daughters are leaning on their faith and a higher power. >> i just know that god has faith, and if they're not, it was time for them to go. >> reporter: calvin, a 17-year-old student from riverside, who survived the crash, is trying to wrap his head around his brush with death. he had just met a fellow student onboard, another boy, both had been talking about music when his new friend got up to talk with the driver and charge his music device. a few minutes later, he was gone. >> he was talking to me, ten minutes later he was up there putting his music and stuff. and unfortunately, he's one of the ones that passed away. >> that school bus, that tour bus was carrying more than 50 people, many of whom ended up being transported to the hospital. some