but one witness positively aideed norwood and sanchez is the man she saw beating grindstone. the other witnesses described norman sanchez is. who could reiterate the attack and things happen saying that the shorter one did such and such power the prosecution also introduced cellphone photos that showed norwood sanchez terrine sanchez the fiancee of nor with the sister of luis sanchez is sanchez is young boy all let the dog to a game that day. >>> and in the jail house of the recordings played in court yesterday in very poor quality but today the court released the transcript sanchez of norway in custody talking to each other and not knowing that there be recorded. sanchez i'm sorry man. >>> that happens grow what kind of man had and i hadn't jumped in and try to help you? dick waves but they know everything. i told you can have pictures on us at the stadium where we were wearing the shoes of those two guys that guy in that role. 23 stat. sanchez man sorry, you think look at? >>> the lots. the quake at the end of this public conversation nor would tell sanchez the police have

and we have to make sure that we continue to keep our nose to the grindstone and do the hard work that we do. and continue to thank our voters who support us in the ways they do because we're going to -- we have got to -- two large funds that have helped us through many years and we would not able to get through these terrible budget times without it. just a heartfelt thank you to all of our san franciscans who continued to support our school district and to the city for all their continued support as well. i am a little curious if we have the kind of list of what we would restore should any special money comes falling from the sky. i know there are multiple conversations that are happening not only on the city side but in other places. these are hard conversations to have and in years past we have asked for some way of thinking about how we restored if we do not have additional funding so there are not -- we're not fighting over crumbs. the days that our kids are out, is that going to be our first priority? is it some other places that we want to start considering and when will we hav

. >> many of us down here with our nose to the grindstone passed the budget, working on schools, working on economic development and working on rebuilding the reputation of the city. >> and yet d.c. mayor vincent gray who treated that he is saddened and disappointed by the news today is also under federal investigation for possible corruption. >> the mayor's issue continues and as i've said, i hope the u.s. attorney can move quickly to resolve that as well. >> the new acting chair mary cheh will call a special meeting of the full council a week from today when one of the four at large members will be named to lead the council until a special election is held to replace kwame brown. >> here we go again. kwame brown's charge and resignation the talk of the town. some wonder what this means for the step as it fights for voting rights. fox 5's audrey barnes went out to get a pulse of the people. >> i'm shocked but not surprised. the way our poll politics are going now and especially -- politics are going now and especially d.c. politics it's going down one by one. i wonder who's next? >> rep

we can't get our way out bypassing a bill what we need to do, is work hard, put our wheel to the grindstone, not legislating in oversight and do what citizens expect. >> what would you say the body needs to do to move forward now just for is city's sake and reverse the perception among residents. >> i think, if we look at kobe kings hard = over the weekend says this is our -- hard -- article over the weekend says this council has to step up and say what is in the best interest of the institution and what is in the best interest of citizens of district of columbia. we need good, strong, honest leadership to move the city forward. we are in uncertain times this storm is here. we are in the eye of the storm and there will be other shoe that is will fall but in the meantime we have the obligation to move the city forward. it is good these services are still moving forward. still getting trash picked up, prepared to keep the city moving in a positive manner, but our elected officials, those at the top of the chain that have to be addressed. i offer myself to provide that good strong honest leade

. >> the germans brought in the east, their nose to the grindstone, they work every day that it's drearye, they work, they work, they work. down in greece it's like oompa! >> i think there's an easy way to say it, and i watched them say it and i said that sum it is up right there. for over here the different states, it's only been a couple of hundred years. over there they've been different for 2,000 years they've been not getting along. >> greenspan's theory doesn't explain why greece was successful -- >> at some point. >> from 45 bc to 200 -- they built a nice library. >> have we introduced who this character is? >> he's greek. >> harry wilson. >> great, great, beautiful jewelry. >> i forgot to bring it. >> he's guest host for the next two weeks. >> we're watching spain. >> thank you. dow's gains have been officially wiped out. we have that third consecutive disappointing jobs report we saw on friday. joining to talk about the health of the united states and global markets is squawk market master at the wharton school, jeremy seeingal and publisher of bloom and doom report marc faber a

that, you know, we don't -- we're not selling the house or our 401(k) so cashing in so just the grindstone keep saving, and, you know, try to, you know, those two have got to be, in my opinion, one of the most -- the best bets that you can invest in. >> host: thank you, caller. >> guest: i think the caller's, you know, advice for the personal situation is correct. i think that you're doing exactly the right thing. i think in terms of your first point, which was, if we let more companies, banks, and auto companies fail, then that makes up more room for new startups. there's two problems with that. one is that we tried that. that was hoover's philosophy for four years after the stock market crashed in 1929, and things got worse and worse and worse. the problem is that can work if the economy is growing strongly when the companies fail because then there's plenty of other demand for workers. if the companies failed in a time of weakness, then there's already excess workers. there's no constraint on new companies started in thatceps, but there's nobody who has money to spend, and so that's why