goss. asked him, i said what is the e-mail address where i can send this immediate disclosure request to. and he said i don't know. and i spent two days, and finally got lt. , now captain falvey to send me an answer to give me that address. i think it's really irresponsible that that situation exists. one other thing i'm going to mention is it is my intention to file a complaint with occ next week against police inspector miranda for false statements regarding existence of certain public records. ordinarily i would consider this a lost case but he repeated this to a deputy city attorney. >> president mazzucco: any further public comment in hearing none, public comment is now closed. please call item 4. reports and announcements. chief's report discussion, review of recent activities. >> president mazzucco: good evening, chief. >> good evening, commissioners, director and public. i'd like to start this report by giving you the end of year stats for 2012. in violent crimes, at the end of 2012

second, they might send sergeant goss again, which i explained to you the last time i was here. and if he as arrogant and hostile to the members of that, it will probably get the same result to give the task force and send it back to the full task force with the recommendation that it be referred to the ethics commission who has completed a review process for these complaints when they >> good evening, commissioners, good evening. i am also here to speak on the matter of tasers. obviously very current issue, right now. i want to thank the subcommittee particular for the form that was held on the 22nd of january. where the community got a chance to voice its concerns and in particular, at that subcommittee meeting, during my presentation a few, there was a little bit of informational requests made to me and i brought with me the information requested and this is not the full amount of research that we have, and we are going to be sending another fuller report, by e-mail to the commission, and the subcommittee as well, but i have here, documentation of taser-related deaths in cali

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. >> reporter: the defense said they will not call witnesses and the judge will decide if the case goss trial. many of the survivors believe holmes should be up for the death penalty. >> many people know that's what justice s you can't get away with killing 12 people. >> today the prosecutor showed several photos james holmes took on his phone. in some he was wearing black contacts and in one it show as glock pistol. >>> now to an update on a story our abc2 investigators first uncovered at christmas. >>> baltimore police arrested this man. his name is marcus evans, and charged him with first and second degree assault for the attack on a man on christmas night. we talked to the mother of kenneth shaw. they both said was a hate crime. shaw ran to the store for a few things. on the way back, he was cold and beaten by a group of five men for at least 10 minutes. now police are still investigating the attack but have not confirmed whether it is a hate crime or not. >>> want to watch the flu spread without getting any of the germs? you cran do it thanks to the maryland department of health an

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. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is charley goss and i work with the san francisco apartment association in government and community affairs. i am here to speak on behalf of the legislation and thank you to supervisor mar for your sponsorship. we have been trying to address tobacco smoke in apartments for several years now and we've been trying to address it in a way that wouldn't spur evictions for tenants and wouldn't spur lawsuits for land lords. the best way to go about that legislation seemed to be a disclosure policy. the disclosure policy doesn't change any current lease agreements, it changes no current smoking policies but it's a disclosure of those policies. it's based on the right to know that if someone is going to move into an apartment they have the right to know if smoke will come into their apartment. it's not often that the landlord community and the tenant community gets to work together. in this circumstance i can say that we have a broad base of support. it's a commonsense piece of legislation. the landlord community is behind it, the tenant community is b

need to stand up and talk about what their concerns are and why they're holding up the legislation mr goss is do a lot to. and they're to also do a lot to streamline judicial nominations right we have a judicial emergency right now we have more vacancies when and then when president obama took office he is not able to fill those positions because of filibusters of nominations and that's the most promising reform package on the table right now now there's also a far more watered down proposal by senators carl levin a democrat and john mccain and then i understand the majority leader reid is even talking about some sort of middle ground that he's going to pop up with do i have that right that's right there was a bipartisan proposal it was produced by the levin mccain group of eight and it is extremely watered down i'd say one of the biggest problems with it is it's completely uninformed simple for most of that aspects it's basically another handshake deal asking the majority minority leader to agree that they're not going to allow the kind of obstruction we saw last congress the problem with

deputy executive director for a while and chief of staff to porter goss, bush' ci acha. he knew everything about the torture and the secret prisons that porter goss knew. >> and i'll hold that. we'll talk about the last four years at kourntd terrorism advice or after we take this break. ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell you

. >> i'm angie goss in for wendy rieger. >> so close and yet so far.ountry remains without a deal on the fiscal cliff. although the senate's solution passed by an overwhelming majority this morning, the process has come to a screeching halt on the house side. the number two republican in the house, virginia congressman eric cantor, says he cannot support the bill as it stands now. many republicans say that they are upset the bill doesn't do much to cut federal spending. democrats are demanding the vote but house speaker john boehner has not agreed to let members vote or amend the bill. >> that's fair enough. some have principled opposition. you also have to be pic

a preliminary hearing which will determine if this case even goss gs to trial ended today.tors presented more evidence that they say shows he had been planning the shooting for weeks. ed lavandera has the story. ed, what else did we -- here's ed. >> reporter: six hours before james holmes burst into the theater nine, the accused killer snapped self-portraits using his iphone. these are sketches of the photographs shown in court wearing black eye contact, holmes smiled while holding a handgun near his face, fully dressed in the all black gear he'd wear into the theatre. in another, holmes bright orange hair is seen flaring out of a dark cap while he sticks out his tongue. james holmes smiled in court as he looked at the pictures of himself pop up on a tv screen. >> he was smiling, he was having a hard time controlling himself, but he's not crazy. one bit. he's very, very cold. he's very, very calculated. >> reporter: prosecutors spent the last three days laying out a detailed timeline. investigators say he started casing the theater about three weeks before the shooting. the

never had a great reputation as the greatest spoil goss discoverers. i'm sure they have some wins and a story they tell. thes about successes in exploration, but they have some, but by and large, their strength is financial strong so they have more cash than anybody else, more discipline, and if they fail to discover something for themselves they can buy it. that's what they did with fracking. they had been' trying to develop a natural gas strategy as conventional gas emerged after 2005 and 2006, increasingly looked like a real opportunity, and they were going out and doing the kind of land games and buying up leases, putting it together one patch at a time and trying to build something. but at their scale, for them to be a player, they needed to come in big. so they fought fto in 2010. one thing that is interesting that the fracking story -- now they're the largest producer of unconventional -- >> host: of course they are. >> guest: if you have $40 billion you can lay down, you can become the largest of almost anything. what is interesting -- i wonder

yet you also notice, if you follow nixon -- i goss this out of the archives -- was coming across a speech that richard nixon makes in oregon, after the checkers speech, and he is feeling kind of strong about his standing. he goes to oregon and he has this line in a speech that i don't think gets much treatment in other stories about the 1952 election. he makes this wild speech. he says, consider where we are in the pacific northwest. let me tell you. that other koreas could come even closer. they could reach right into our country's heartland. they could bring the bombing and carnage right here if our drift towards disaster is not halted. only dwight eisenhower can stop the impending invasion by the mouth of the columbia river or one state out of anchorage, a alaska, and this guy thinks the invasion of the united states is imminent and is warning his listeners this could actually happen. this this the vision of the colored war and it's a long-lasting story. this is not a vision of foreign policy that has dropped out of the republican party by any means. in fact it's gotten much stronger.

goss tepel great yolanda adams. i have to say i feel underdressed. this is a gorgeous outfit.old me i was going to be joust doors. it's beautiful. you save three different songs. this is second nature to you. you and your family so much a part of community service. tell us what you hope to give, what you hope to tell people today through your words and your songs. >> well, all of my songs are inspirational. so i hope to inspire people to get out of their comfort zones and just give a little. you know, most of the time, all people want is your time because, you know, if you don't have the time, you can give your money, that's good. but most of the time people need a human heart or hand to really understand their plight. and that's what we want to do with this national day of service. i am so glad that i group in a home where service was important. you know, my mom, a teacher, my dad, a coach, you know. just wonderful in the community. community service-oriented people. and so it's in the dna so we try to do whatever we can when we can. >> reporter: you know, it's not in everyon

what sarted as a blog goss sfeer whim got more attention during the set ceiling standoff and now has york sometimes columnist paul krug man writing if it's not avoiding, quote, mint the darn coin. not to mention a petition on the website with thousands of support. speaking at the white house. >> will you fully rule it out? >> you can speculate about a lot of things. the specifics of this question. >> the punt's in the air. it's a high floater. the treasury department decides not to field it, declining comment. but why is this being discussed more seriously now? analysts say frustration and fatigue in washington. >> there's an increased search for ways out of this problem, especially by democrats. and i think that's how some of them hit on this idea about the coin. >> we've explained how it would work. treasury can mint it and print on it $1 trillion. and the president can ask that it be deposited at the treasury reserve. >> the real buzz overall of this is about the possibilities. humorous and not, who would be on the coin? president obama and john boehner have been considered becaus

goss, mr. egan, ms. hayward, mr. friendswood. nominated by the minority leader with the concurrence of the speaker -- mr. david scaggs of colorado, co-chairman. mrs. yvonne burke of california. ms. karen english of arizona. mr. mike barnes of maryland,ality -- alternate. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. please take your conversations off the floor. the house -- the chair will now entertain requests for one-minutes. please take your conversations off the floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. thompson: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: madam speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania deserves to be heard. please take your conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. mr. thompson: thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one