of course that ended hanrahan's political career.lack community did not by the fact that this and man was killed in his bed at 4:30 in the morning in a police raid. there was evidence that he was drugged which explained why he never woke up. you would think once we expose that, that would be end of the story, brutal case of police murder. they went in there with shotguns, a machine gun, rifles and hand them. that is almost the beginning of the story because as we pursued this lawsuit and there was flint in may and the law office and jim montgomery and herbert read from howard in help from a lawyer's guild and help from the center for constitutional rights. there was not just a few of us. we got help from the whole progressive legal community. we pursued this and a couple of years later a guy named william o'neill turned up as a witness in a federal case and o'neal it turned out was hampton-- fred hampton's personal bodyguard and he was also head of security. o'daniel said were wonder from corneil has anything to do with their raid an

in the days that followed, hanrahan goes on tv.do please give their version which is that they were open fire pump if they did know it was a panther apartment barrages of shots at them and then of course hanahan said then fred hadn't had a 45 and shot at the police coming in the back door. and a few days later he said here's my proof. here's the picture of the back door. and here are the two bullet holes come the from righthanders can. of course we now know those bullet holes were nailhead. the entire police story fell apart, that they were 99 shots, 90 to 99 shots fired by the police. and that, if not, what happened was there was one shot fired by mark clark who was dying. was hit in his shot went up in the air. and that was exposed to. hanrahan never backed off, never did anything but say these are honorable police. we should be praising them for what they did. well of course, it ended hanahan's political career. the black community didn't buy the fact that the show man was killed in his bed at 4:30 a.m. in a police raid. there w

effort, raj shah will cochair, anne-marie slaughter will serve as executive director, and karen hanrahancontinue bolus chief operating officer. now, i cannot promise you that next year or i guess this year will be easy. but i can promise you that you will be working on important matters that really do affect the future of our country in the world. now wherever i go, i see results. i see life saved, conflicts averted, partnership strengths and in the united states acting as a force for progress. i'm very proud to be a member of the steam and it is a tremendous privilege to work with you on behalf of the american people. so i am looking forward to an exciting year ahead and i am very confident that we will continue to make progress together. right now i'm looking forward to your questions, so i'll hand things back over to pat to help underwrite this discussion, but can you not call for everything you've done and everything you will do. not that >> we have two microphones set up, one on each side of there any question. this has never been a shy group. [inaudible] on behalf of afsa and the f