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some believe she might still be alive, that he had barely gotte into some kind of car accident and that'shen he got out of the car and went in. the associated press, everybody reporting the shooter followed by that tactical border could patrol agent shot and killed salvador ramos. he was hiding behind a barrier at the time. finally, we should note this becomes the second deadliest primary school shooting in u.s. history there it remember when adam went in an open fire at sandy hook elementary school very he killed 26 and seven -year-olds along with six adult read he also killed his mom before he went to that school. >> we will check in with you later in the program. let's bring in law enforcement very joining us is pat bronson. pat, good to see who. thank you for being with us. we wish it was under better circumstances. you have to give a lot of credi to law enforcement it looked thick they had law-enforcement and border patrol agents that were in the area tactical teams that they have within their organization, and they were abl to successfully take this guy out. but not after 18 kids sa

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government debt levels gott so highio that inflation is the only way out. we've never heard c this principal explained more clearly than by a macro economist paul krugman. we just sat just down an hour lt conversation with four fox nation. the whole thing's worth listeningthe bu to. >> here's part of it to us . the world is coming to a i think we're living through a the first bursting global sovereign debt bubble in one hundred years. right. and so if we look back in time19 1999 we99 had a stock bubble .to it burst policymaker's, e kicked it upstairs to the banking system in the housing market by virtue of creating a housingng bubble to offset the loss demand from the stock bubble . we have a housinghole bubble .bl it bursts.ei they kick that problem upstairs to the sovereign debt level p by virtue of the backstops putla in place by the american government. foreign bov governments of their domestic economies around the world tell us what defines the terms of sovereign debt is what just written debt of a government so treasury bonds your creditnot card bill

i thank the gott for everything that they have done in terms of preserving our history.t to thank mayor breed for creating new history with the people you have appointed including myself. thank you so much for creating new history. we in public safety, as you know, whether it is our call takers at the department of emergency management, my sister marielle lencarroll to all of you thank you. station 10. thank you for being here today. i want to acknowledge a couple fire commissioners in the house. thank you for being here and for your support. former fire commissioner cleaveland, always supports us. nice to see you as well. we have a proven history of taking on disasters and of growing resiliency. this first responder museum can help to preserve that history and carry those lessons forward for touch public servants and residents. i want to note next week is ems versus week. i am grateful we have ems here as well. it is such a huge part of the public safety family in the fire department and city. thank you to gotc and all volunteers who work here and on this. i am going to

i thank the gott for everything that they have done in terms of preserving our history.hank mayor breed for creating new history with the people you have appointed including myself. thank you so much for creating new history. we in public safety, as you know, whether it is our call takers at the department of emergency management, my sister marielle lencarroll to all of you thank you. station 10. thank you for being here today. i want to acknowledge a couple fire commissioners in the house. thank you for being here and for your support. former fire commissioner cleaveland, always supports us. nice to see you as well. we have a proven history of taking on disasters and of growing resiliency. this first responder museum can help to preserve that history and carry those lessons forward for touch public servants and residents. i want to note next week is ems versus week. i am grateful we have ems here as well. it is such a huge part of the public safety family in the fire department and city. thank you to gotc and all volunteers who work here and on this. i am going to get o

i thank the gott for everything that they have done in terms of preserving our history.ant to thank mayor breed for creating new history with the people you have appointed including myself. thank you so much for creating new history. we in public safety, as you know, whether it is our call takers at the department of emergency management, my sister marielle lencarroll to all of you thank you. station 10. thank you for being here today. i want to acknowledge a couple fire commissioners in the house. thank you for being here and for your support. former fire commissioner cleaveland, always supports us. nice to see you as well. we have a proven history of taking on disasters and of growing resiliency. this first responder museum can help to preserve that history and carry those lessons forward for touch public servants and residents. i want to note next week is ems versus week. i am grateful we have ems here as well. it is such a huge part of the public safety family in the fire department and city. thank you to gotc and all volunteers who work here and on this. i am going