with k we act as if nothing happened? now it has happened. what happens? two ways. in the old years they used to fight each other. in the modern days what is the way? international law. so that's what we're asking, you see. >> rose: what are you asking? >> an apology. >> rose: but are you demanding an apology? >> definitely, of course. there was a great... it was a crime, first of all. >> rose: so if they don't apologize, what's the consequence? >> it's up to them. >> rose: but if they don't apologize, what's the consequences? >> it's up to them. it's up so them. so it means that they don't need turkey in the region. it's up to them. it means that they don't value our relationship with them. it's up to them. >> rose: they think they were set up. >> international law should be applied. >> rose: where is the kurdish issue snowed. >> since the democratic standards of turkey's being upgraded, the people are happy and they are complained as being removed but the terror is preventing us more. there's a terrorist organization they are killing, civilians. >> rose: what's th

starting with you, john, how could this happen? how does it happen? when we talk about ordinary in justice, we have a situation here where an entire office of prosecutors did not run record checks on police officer witnesses. as many as 130 so they have no convictions -- sure they have convictions. it is required they expose this information. we do not have access to it. we can file a motion, but my understanding is that evidence that was withheld was not a sensible to the defense, so we have a systematic failure of the district attorney's office in san francisco to provide people with this evidence, and it can make a huge difference if you have an officer convicted of a crime, and i do not think anyone would want an officer on the street who would be convicted of a serious crime. any thoughts on that? >> i think it comes down to several things. first is the culture of office. what you see a lot of prosecutors office is a win at all costs mentality. it is not about the real job, which is to seek justice and the truth, and the other part of the problem

what's happening to them? >> at this point looks like many of those people have alternate places to stay. we've opened two shelters, 1261 parkway and the church of the highlands. we have both those shelters open and we're accepting people as they come in. >> reporter: and as people do come in, i'm sure they'll be needing assistance with shelter, food and clothing. people want to help, what kind of advise would you like for people to do and help. >> with the american red cross, we would say go online to the american red cross and donate. we don't accept donations or food. >> reporter: after tonight, how will the red cross help these folks who have been displaced? >> we have an ongoing ways of helping people. we have a command center set up at the area, we'll be on sight and working with the people, however long it takes. we have great follow up. people will be giving phone numbers to contact us as there are other forms of assistance may run out. >> reporter: i mentioned, there'll be food and what not at these p

he doesn't remember exactly what happened. what's happening to him now? richard?he woke up in the morning. there was an electrical cord around his wife's throat and he just didn't remember how that happened. then all of a sudden we come up with this defense, caffeine defense, which is very creative. anything that it alter someone's state of mind at the time a crime is allegedly committed, that gives a mitigation to the charges and does away with a murder conviction. it's sort of like a temporary insanity. but those cases win like less than 3% of the time, fred. it's a creative shot. it ain't going to fly in this case. >> i misspoke, i said stab. he allegedly tried to strangle his wife. all right, gentlemen. we're out of time on this one. avery, richard, we'll have you back and talk about lindsay lohan and what's going on with her. paris hilton, what's happening to her, too. she can't travel to japan anymore. what happened there? >> what are they going to do in japan? how are they going to survive. >> she had a public appearance, but not anymore. i don't know if th

i know what happens to these children -- i know when it has happened before. these children get worse, not better. with traumatized children, you have to have a mechanism to repair. [bell] i am going to stop what i have to say and call upon the victims to state what happened exactly. thank you very much. >> hello, my name is espinola washington. me and my mother, disabled, and others were outside of our house for almost two hours. someone was robbed, which i know nothing about. i had no shoes, no code. -- no coat. there was a woman standing there. my kids are very upset and angry and traumatized, and so in my -- and so am i.. to find the people who did it, they still had us outside detains. they brought us outside for no reason. i did not understand why this was happening to me and my kids. there are no men in my house. there are just kids, my kids and my disabled mother here. i used to have a whole lot of respect for the police officers, but i had a gun pointed at me best buy officers with guns, "get out of your house, get out of your house." i have no unders

that is what needs to happen. i want to tread carefully here because i know the tea party movement, the 9.12 movement, 8-28, everything, based on principles. i want to make sure that you understand clearly if you change who you are, if you change or compromise your principles, you will lose. so i'm not talking about any of that. i'm saying that maybe it's time to lose, oh, i don't know, the statue of liberty costume. maybe no more dressing up like abe lin come or putting the finger on your head or obama is a socialist t-shirt. you might want to put it back in the drawer. let me explain why. what was missing in all the coverage of 8-28? besides any fact. what was missing? do you remember the build-up? all the hate that will be on display, all the racists, dishonoring mlk. they didn't seem to be any hatred there. the coverage was amazingly not about the crowd. why? a couple of reasons. one, that's not who you are. you're not haters. two, the media, i don't know who suggested that maybe you leave the signs at home. t

i want to know when it happened, we know when. how did it happen.nd how to prevent it from happening again. if you're at home in california today, you're asking yourself there's pipelines everywhere. how are we going to prevent this? so right now we need to find out what happened. that's what i want to know now. >> fire chief hague, you can imagine residents around the country thinking about the infrastructure of pipelines underneath their own neighborhoods and owondering what's down there. have you been able to check the gas transmission system and had there been a problem with this line in the past? >> not that we know of, carl. when we received the call obviously we requested pg&e to respond. and they responded quickly, appropriately, but it's a complex system is what they use, it's a high pressure line which goes to the distribution system, so it takes some time to shut that kind of system down. >> have you been able to confirm that some of these neighbors did in fact treport the odor of natural gas in the days or weeks leading up to this? >> ca

that's what happens when you are writing a play. over a period of 3 1/2, 4 years things happen in your personal life and in the world around you that continue to sort of feed into the play. so the no no boy aspect, i just gave him a speech a couple days ago where he says, because i really want to bring up the issue and make it relevant to contemporary times. he says, doesn't anybody care what happened? they took away our rights. doesn't anybody care? is the constitution just a piece of paper that means nothing that the president can sign another piece of paper and then we lose our citizenship and they can do whatever the hell they wanted to us? it's wrong, it was wrong then, it was wrong now and i don't care what kind of questionnaire it is, i'll sign it no no and i'll yell it at the president, i'll yell it at roosevelt, i'll yell it at general dewitt and it matters. it has to matter. and to me it's the speech i gave him was in part all just drawn from what's happening i think in the country right now in relationship to the war, who

what's happening with that? it's not happening on the money. >> it hasn't come in. a lot of the typical drug reform funders have not anted up for this. i think some would have refer preferred if we were going to do this we wait for 2012 when there is a much bigger turnout. a bigger turnout in california means more democratic, more liberal turnout. that would be good for initiatives like this. by doing it this year, proponents richard lee and jeff jones, did sort of go their on way. >> belva: haven't they had a record of success in taking this seed that they planted? >> seed that they planted? seed that they planted? yes. to some extent. richard lee is a successful business man with a number of cannabis -- medical cannabis-related businesses and so on in oakland. and i had written a story a while back saying that this potentially could make him a very rich man in that he alreadies that infrastructure to seize on. that he says it's going to give everybody else the ability to compete with me. in fact, there are a bunch of local measures on the ballot accompanying prop

that is something that has never happened in the past and is not likely to happen in the future. the unfunded liabilities for part a disappear completely. we pretend that everything will be more efficient and suddenly all this will happen. it is important to compare the annual flows and these are important as percentage spending from the 2009 trustees report. by 2020, as you can see, medicare spending for part a will fall dramatically and by 2015, it will fall by 50%. part b will fall rapidly. before this, it would have fallen from the current law because of physician reimbursement. everything in b will be covered by a similar kind of change perry will stop reimbursing people. you can expect providers to respond. some benefits have been expending for part d. can we bend of the curve? one of the issues in health care -- one of the issues is the level of expenditures in the u.s. versus summer else. it is important to understand that we spend more on health care. we buy high and health care and have huge amenities in our health-care system. when my grandchildren were born, they were

but what really happened? -- not me -- cnn says his assertion about his tax record was "just plain wrong." jerry brown went out there and took credit for the fact that the people of california voted for proposition 13, which lowered taxes, which he opposed. and now he's going around taking credit for it. he raised taxes as governor of california. he had a surplus when he took office and a deficit when he left. he doesn't tell the people the truth. and a deficit when he left. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this competition has been continuing for 48 hours and we have yet to eliminate anyone, it is the decision of this board to declare all 20 contestants winners. you have all competed admirably. admirably. a-d-m-i-r-a-b-l-y. admirably. [ male announcer ] at&t is making high speed internet affordable for only $14.95 a month with select services. at&t. rethink possible. walnut creek apartment complex has been a fourth assaults reported the chilly weather happening here at the park regents depart

it is still happening. am not saying we are not going through a harder time, but the need to create something is stronger than the difficulties we are going through. either it will come out in a different way or we will see better times, but i don't think people will give up. tavis: you shared the line about there is no off broadway, i thought maybe this person is right. maybe there is no off broadway because if it cannot play on broadway, does it really exist? >> i was talking to your producer abound "our town." it has been running for the last 25 years it seems. it is running for about a year. it is one of the most beautiful things i have seen. then i saw al pacino in the park. i still see it. those are not broadway. they might end of moving to broadway, but i still think that is alive and well. i am still seeing those new place. it might be struggling, but it is still happening. i think it will keep happening. >> the desire for a is stronger than the difficulties. >> we talked about the producers and dir

it just happened. >> what happened? what is on fire? >> my guess is that considering where the area is now after a driving away, it might have hit something in a residential area due to already-mentioned dry eucalyptus. under brush. so... it was -- san bruno gets quite warm almost year round. so something happened in that area. and this does sound like a dull airplane engine going off. and it's a big explosion. i'm -- down in the aefr in south san francisco. i can still see dark clouds. yes. >> we can see them here from san francisco. this is a huge fire. did you hear anything else? before you saw the flames? can you describe that for us again? >> flames were just -- they were big. i was well over the divider in the area. no sooner do we see the explosion than we can see a car just trying to drive up onto the island to get away from it. everyone started to run towards there. and then, the gas station had emptied out. but for me... for this is like two to three minute autos how far is this? i mean, can you give us a sense from where gas

>> i believe if it's going to happen, it's going to happen -- it is going to happen, but it will happen from within the country, just like the green movement which was an indigenous movement. it will not happen from outside the country -- the pressure on the government would be so much. the pressure on the regime would be so much. the economic pressuron them. the political isolation. that the regime will have to make extraordinary concession, and i'm told by people that it's not very -- i mean, the clerical community hangs on to power, so if they need to make concessions to survive, they will do these concessions. >> charlie: and you saw -- i'm told in the streets, people who were the sons and daughters of people who had been close to -- and in some cases of the regime, and their own children were in the streets. >> the people they put on trial -- they put 100 people on trial after the election -- so-called election, these 100 people, if you go down the list, these are the architects of this regime. these are the ministers, undersecretaries who really build this regime, and i think the

we heard you say you don't know what happened but what is your office doing to find out what happenednd find out from pg&e what was wrong with that pipe? and that's the most important thing right now. we've got an intergroup looking to find out what happened. we have a 30-inch pipeline 40 feet underground that was 60 years old. we need to find out what happened soon. it's a crime scene. we're going through, trying to keep constituents -- i know they want to go see their home, see their property. but still there's a huge safety concern at the site. >> we asked pg&e this morning if there had been problems. they were unable to tell us. we heard neighbors say they smelled gas in that neighborhood. have you been able to get any information on either of those points? >> i'm at the same point where the neighbors are. we heard from neighbors they smelled gas for a week or two. some say ten days. i wanna know who they called and what the response was. san bruno isn't the only city in california that has 30-inch gas pipelines to their homes. >> has that neighborhood been outfitteds with smart m

kristin fisher is joining us where it happened. do we know what happened? kristin? have investigator on the scene trying to answer that question. but here's the breakdown of exactly what happened. what we know at this point in time, there was answer ambulance traveling westbound on the marlboro pike going this way. and then you had an suv traveling this way. so they should be on opposite sides of the street. however, that did not happen. the suv was traveling on the eastbound lane and he swerved to the westbound lane and it was about to be a head on collision. at the last minute, the ambulance just swerved out of the way. the suv struck the back passenger portion of the ambulance. take a look at this video and you will see the after math that shows the ambulance completely -- that back cargo area completely. look like it exploded really scattering debris all over the roadway. as for the suv, it struck that back portion. it then hit a barricade, a concrete barricade and you pole and landed 120 feet from where it initially struck that ambulance on its roof. turnly as

we don't know what happened. we know we have a charter bus that we believe went over a guard rail down a hill there on northbound i-270 in the area of the sky ramp. troopers are working with troopers from montgomery county on the scene and trying to make sure everyone in the bus or was injured are taken to the treatment they need. but again we don't know a cause. we know it's a charter bus. loaded with children and parents. we don't have any numbers right now but we are working to get those. >> do we know where they were coming from? >> not specifically. we're not sure of all of that. it's much too early. the workers are assisting the individuals and getting the help they need and get traffic moving as quickly as we can. >> the assistant fire chief told us several vehicles were involved in hitting the bus. you can give us any more details on that and did the bus, when it fell over, fall into traffic and run into vehicles there? >> all of those are great questions. it's just going to take us time to sort out what

or a default situation which i don't think would happen. >> greta: what happens if we default?'t borrow money the next day. >> greta: china says no more. >> that says no more. the next day when you have to meet your bill and you don't have the money in your cash flow pay you have to borrow, somebody is going to say we are not giving you any more money because you just defaulted or the interest rate is going to be so high it is going to be unsustainable. within 10 years under the obama plan interest on the debt which is a payment to china by the way, which we get no benefit from, whoever is lending us money, will be the biggest item in the federal budget. bigger than national defense. 800 billion dollars. >> greta: nice to see you. lots of big news in your home state. >> we are going to have an interesting election. we have strong candidates. the person going to succeed me hopefully, kelly ayotte talented individual i'm excited. >> greta: where going to miss you here in washington. >> i hope you will still talk toe me >> greta: i will. -- to me. >> greta: i will. if you haven't

that actually happened.o was nominated to the supreme court, senator durbin of illinois said how can you as someone who is roman catholic and pro-life sit on the highest court in the land? when that is going on in america, it's scary. >> glenn: as i see it, church is for sunday. god as the founder's said, nature's law from nature's god is every day. that's why i believe we have to learn correct principles. then man will govern himself. if you realize it's wrong for this reason, when we manage ourself or we don't need someone to nudge us or rule over us. back with the audience questions next. [ applause ] >> glenn: mixing up church and state, mark has a question. go ahead. >> putting the prayer back in our schools, putting god back in our country and inspiring people to find the courage to stand up for god and country. would turn our country around. would you stand for that? how would you do -- >> glenn: i absolutely would. restore what we did in -- reverse what we did in 1962. >> put prayer back in our -- >>

she wants to make a documentary to highlight what happened in the case and his behavior and what happenedhter. >> if she were alone with her lawyer i would feel more strongly. >> kimberly: if they handled this case properly that poor girl wouldn't be dead down there. >> go, kimberly, indeed. listen, it had to take so much for beth twitty to walk this there and look into the eyes of evil and to confront evil. how sickening must it be not to have any clue as to what happened to your daughter, to hear conflicting story from this guy. he did it. he didn't do it. he was there. he wasn't there. he saw her. he wasn't the one. total lack of credibility. for her to have the courage to go in there and look him in the eye. although they weren't able to have a conversation and, of course, he said i can't talk to you without my lawyer the fact that she has the gumpion to do it, i give her credit. >> kimberly: and he admitted trying to extort $250,000 of money out of this woman who is suffering and grieving and probably said to her, oh, beth, did you bring your checkbook and if you didn't i'm not going

what happened to you?ext time on... >> no explanation from pg&e about smoke from manholes in the financial district. they received reports of smoke around 7:30 this morning. fire crews told pg&e they saw smoke but no fire. only one customer lost power and that incident is under investigation. >> president oma said this morning a florida pastor's plan to burn copies of the quran september 11 must be taken seriously because it could cause profound harm to u.s. troops and interests all around th world. yesterday pastor terry jones suspended his plans to burn the holy book on the deal to stop the construction of a mosque in new york. the backers of that project says there's no deal. now jones says he won't follow through with the burnin only if he's able to meet with the mosque organizers tomorrow. right now the organizers say they hae no plans to meet with jones. >> mike nicco ahead with te forect. >> so far the firefighters haven't had much to deal with as far as winbut we'll talk about how that will change

it's just not happening.have not been allowed to get their permits approved, that is the problem. the permit approval process has slowed to a trickle where before it was about 11 per month that was approved before the bp spill, since then in the five months since then just four permits have been approved. i want to take you alongside here, this ace 3700-ton rig here. it's a jack up rig as it's called. what they do is they drill for both oil and natural gas. that's the drill you're looking at at the moment, it is completely idle. what you would have there at the bottom of the drill where it look like you'd put a drill nib, that would have piping in it antenna tafpd would be a solid drill nib made of industrial diamond 200-horsepower bringing up natural gas or oil and could switch from one to another. if you look at what the shallow guys do. 50 of them work at any time on here, it's sort of a floating city. they would be operating this and use the operations that do what is called the drill mud. you may have he

but what really happened?- not me -- cnn says his assertion about his tax record was "just plain wrong." jerry brown went out there and took credit for the fact that the people of california voted for proposition 13, which lowered taxes, which he opposed. and now he's going around taking credit for it. he raised taxes as governor of california. he had a surplus when he took office and a deficit when he left. he doesn't tell the people the truth.

a lot of good things happening.ome months back, people said we were just shutting down markets street. it was an anti-car program. it was not about that. it was using that in a way that could anchor these other efforts. i see randy shaw here. i am glad he is here. he has been a great partner for this city and a partner for these efforts. pulling this up into the tenderloin area, the new tenderloin museum which had its grand opening if you weeks back. i love these reporters from the new york times. they come down and say, "you are doing walking tours in the tenderloin? you are celebrating the historical contributions of the tenderloin? you are marketing this area to tourists?" we say absolutely right. eat your heart out. the history of the tenderloin is our history. it is something to be proud of. there is a lot that is right in these neighborhoods and this particular neighborhood. at the end of the day, we celebrate his work, your work, eds work -- ed's work, and all of you here. we are proud to be here today. now c

are not happening. some of that is time and good fortune. we'll see whether they get it. >> and most economists i talk to say it's almost impossible for barack obama to go into 2012 with an economy this bad, that it's got to start turning around at some point. that it will recover some. gwen: we'll be watching all of that. thank you all. it was a very quick round stable. seems like the general election will require seat belts. hope you have yours. thank you, everyone. before we go tant, our condolences go out to the family of claire beber, she passed away this morning and was a big "washington week" fan and not only because her son jeff is our executive producer and our thoughts are with jeff and his family on this yom kippur. we'll see you next week on "washington week." good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> we know why we're here. to give our war fighters every advantage. >> to deliver technologies that antic

it happened just before noon reggie is live in nevada with a look at what happened.ichie. >> the investigators are still near the scene if you take a look over my shoulder you will see investigators are still at the curved area of nevada boulevard that is where the actual accident happened. you can see chp officers are still out here on the scene like this said the road is closed and traffic is backed up for several miles. the semi truck that was hit in the accident is located over here you can see it right here in this side of the road there. kron 4 jeff bush gives

i never dreamed this would happen to me. when the doctor told me i had three blocked arteries, i felt like i was punched in the gut. i found out that one in three women die from heart disease. how did i not know that? >>> you are looking at the bay bridge and you are expecting 75 in livermore. rain on the weekend. meanwhile, good news. the health care workers have been released from a jail in zimbabwe. the allen temple ministry members are now free. they were released after spending three nights behind bars accused of handing out aids medication to the poor without proper licenses. they were freed on $200 bail and must return to court later this month. >>> east bay schools getting good news and bad news. many of them are meeting state standards in english and math, but failing when it comes to federal standards. they are looking for an academic performance of 800 that shows most students pror efficient. the federal government raises requirements by 10 percentage points. the goal is 100% student proficiency in 2014 or an api

i mean, you always think it can never happen to you. >> what did he say he thought happened? >> he just told me it was a big explosion and he said it was either an airport or a gas main. i kind of took his word for it and witness i got up here and saw the flames decided it was gas before we found out. >> tell me your name and how do you spell it? >> that was exactly right. it was a gas line that exploded in that neighborhood in san bruno that gentleman's father was extremely lucky. we have been told it's confirmed by the coroner's office that there has been one fatality confirmed, one person dead and we know that we have other folks who are critical, in critical condition at burn units in san francisco, saint francis, 15 patients taken to kaiser, two taken to general. san bruno fire guys is preparing it's first official briefing of the night. we are on standby clear for that. >> let us know when that happens. we're seeing live pictures from chopper 5 now. the spot fires around that area on the map that allen just showed us. >> we should mention that, too, that chopper 5 has b

it will happen, what are you going to do when it happens? >> reporter: what can pg&e be trusted to do afterwards? >> the california puc, declined our request for an on camera interview. the cpuc says federal rules do not require automatic shutoff valves for gas transmission lines. meanwhile, lawmakers say they are planning to write new laws that would mandate the installation of automatic valves. >>> tomorrow night, stem cell lifesaver, a groundbreaking trial that attempts for the first time to repair muscle damage caused by a heart attack, by using the patient's own stem cells. >> they act as role models. it's like a wakeup call to the cells that were there in the heart all along. we'd like to make heart failure a disease of the past. >> how it works, the risks, the rewards and the cause. all those answers tomorrow night at 11:oonchs it's a class gift like no other. the oakland base school network, celebrating tonight compliments of oprah. >> we're giving each of your charter school networks $1 million. >> oprah also gave millions of dollar

it happened 3:0 along bruce place southeast. ashley is the young woman on the far right of this picture. this photo was taken at the georgetown store where s worked. police found the 21-year-old inside a car early saturday morning where she had been shot. she was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. >> everybody is sad bit. she was a real popular person. >>> today cnbc willhost a town hall meeting. courtney reagan joins us to preview today's event. >> sit a big day at cnbc. you have a chance to ask president obama your questions about the economy. it's called investing in america. you can see it live today at noon and again at 8:00 p.m. >>> bank of america tries to recover some of the $4 billion in revenue it expects to lose to new caps on bank and credit card fees. it would reward customers who keep a minimum account balance and do all their banking online. >> beautiful sunrise under way. sun coming up shortly. big old planet keeps oturning. about 800 miles per hour. we're out of the earth's shadow now. live vi

now what happens on the future? what happens in the future? it depends on us.ant you to know we're going into this forest whether you listen to the republicans or the democrats. but only one road takes you out. that is depend on every skill that you have. depend on the people in the line. as long as you know going in to the forest guys it's going to be really spooky. here is what we're going to face. everybody hold hands, ban together and have firm reliance on divine providence. you hang together! as long as you're saying that here, you'll make it here. but nobody is telling you about the forest, are they? here is what our future will be if we do not change our past. if we don't change our behavior now, we'll default on the loans -- they won't allow us to default. we'll print the money. other countries say wait a minute, that's worthless. we have want our money. you think they'll let us keep the oil or the anwar? the gulf? we default or end defense. what does that mean? there will be a time we can't pay for one or the other. if you're like totally cool with the

now, the hunt continues as we get new details about what happened. i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm brian bolter. within the last hour the police identified the victim in today's shooting. he's 21-year-old jamal coates caught in an suv that came under fire and overturned in the middle of the road. it happened around 1:00 this afternoon. tonight, we have team coverage of this developing story. we'll start off with fox5's roby chavez live with the new developments, roby. >> reporter: today was a very tragic day and a very tragic set of circumstances that unfolded inside this church as mourners had gathered for a funeral. ashley mccray was very popular. unfortunately, she was also very popular among two rival gangs. many of the members attended her funeral today, and someone brought a gun. >> i just heard the shot and scattered back into the church. >> reporter: the drive-by shooting happened as the funeral for 21-year-old ashley mccray was wrapping up. witnesses say her casket was being placed in the hurst. they heard between four and 12 gun shots. >> we was wa

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but what really happened? cnn -- not me -- cnn says his assertion about his tax record was "just plain wrong." jerry brown went out there and took credit for the fact that the people of california voted for proposition 13, which lowered taxes, which he opposed. and now he's going around taking credit for it. he raised taxes as governor of california. he had a surplus when he took office and a deficit when he left. he doesn't tell the people the truth. the guys who drive a heavy duty truck, have some heavy duty demands. like enough horsepower and torque to get out of just about any situation. a payload that beats the other guys flat out. a frame sturdy enough to bear up a max towing capacity that's over 10 tons. and a braking system tough enough to bring it all to a stop. heavy duty demands? gentlemen, your truck is ready. continuing coverage from december know the fire and explosion we're waiting for news conference at the left side of your screen. as we wait for the state and local officials to gather for an

want to rebuild what will happen. asking pg&e and officials saying they are entertaining the idea of buying people's properties if they are not interested in rebuilding in san bruno. >> we have the calls made between dispatch and fire cruise. here is a listen to the calls during the response. >> we got multiple houses. we are trying to get close. we have several blocks on fire at this time. >> from engine 11, we are on scene. we got two vehicles involved. >> stop that engine. we have no water. we need them. we think we got a broken water main. >> we are going need to do a law enforcement alert. every pd officer available to assist. >> we could use lines right now. >> we have an active hydrant. also patient with severe third degrees burns. we will require an ambulance. >> grove, the fire is heading towards us. we got problems over here. >> can't see how many structures right now. >> i have no idea what the status is. >> kron 4's jonathan is in san bruno tonight where he talked with residents still waiting to get back i

it willie happen after the midterm elections. this is something harry reid deeply wanted to move forward. obviously the don't ask, don't tell is something that excites a lot of democrats, definitely fires up you their base. a lot feel it's morally the right thing to do. that being said, republicans don't necessarily have an adversement to repealing don't ask, don't tell. they're averse to doing it in the manner you're talking about. a lot of republicans have the chance of amendments will not be offered in debate. harry reid would be limiting the amount of the amendments, that's what's alienated voters such as susan collins we heard from as well as owe lip pa snowe. it will be interesting to see what happens at 2:30 p.m. it doesn't look like the democrats have the votes right now to move this forward. >> what happens with don't ask, don't tell? does it mean they go ahead and wait for mr debate on it? does that delay then the funding bill as well, the defense funding bill? >> reporter: there's a few things on this. number one, prim

in the classroom that helped a lot of these successes happen. we talked a little bit about this at our press conference when we announced that we were nine points away from being a 100 a.p.i. district. one thing i'm really proud of under carlos' leadership and the current leadership here at the sfusd, we're finally focusing on schools that have always been achieving, that we've ignored because they were doing well and not focusing on the good work that's happening and trying to replicate that work and just remembering the practices that are happening here in san francisco that is working. 80% proficient is amazing. and it's important for us to recognize that work and also hear the stories that help make it happen. so thanks again to miss evans for coming and sharing, and i hope that we can continue sharing more of these stories here at our board meeting. any other comments? seeing none, moving on to item d, which is our student delegate report. alvienna fan. >> so at the s.e.c. meeting regarding student protection of privacy for military recruit

how did that happen and why? >> you know, for them this was a golden opportunity because they had been arguing that the tax cuts should be allowed to expire for the wealthy. they're trying very much to create a populist contrast to the republicans. john boehner saying something that sounded like, well, maybe they're right or maybe if forced i could go along with what they're suggesting that was something we were very eager to pounce on to make their point. >> ifill: everyone is talking at cross purposes. what is the true state of the tax-cut debate? >> the fact is that the positions have hardened. both sides came out firing very hard. the reason is this is very important to the messages of both parties head ing into the election. the democrats' whole message is we're on your side, middle. we're in favor of you and not necessarily in favor of the wealthy. the republicans' whole message is there the democrats go again raising taxes and spending more money. neither side is going to want to give in near as i can tell