harl in and others have tried to get more in the bayview and south sector of the city. we have now the highest concentration of contractors and vendors that are able to do a lot of good work. we need you to be more successful. and this is the right time to do it because guess what? the city is on an economic recovery. it's our job to extend that recovery to everybody in the city. we are about to put out some serious $20-25 billion of contracts in the city. airport is hot, munis is hot, puc obviously has hopefully not raise rates too much but they get some money for ideas, we have many ideas churning in the public sector and the private sector. we are encouraging pg & e and other utilities do their infrastructure with us and then we multiply the opportunities. so the things that happen in this assistance center it's not just you are on your own. you are going to have ben's focus to get people here to help you, assist you, training. i think there is going to be a lot of prebid conferences right here and we are going to have the large contractors come here and say, if you

---el pistolero fue identificado como "harl halverson" quien tambien utiliz una bomba molotov para realizarataque. ---la policia destac que la rapida respuesta de los oficiales y del personal de la escuela evitaron que la tragedia sea mayor. ---una de las 2 victimas de halverson, se encontraba aun esta noche en estado critico, la otra se encuentra fuera de peligro. blanca ---pero cmo iniciaron estos tristes acontecimient os en la preparatoria de arpahoe, hoy? ---al parecer el pistolero ingres a la escuela con intencin de disparar contra un maestro. ---angel ayllon nos tiene los detalles de cmo se desarrolaron los sucesos de esta tragedia. take pkg 01 14 52 1;02 1;27 trt: 1;37 asi, en fila y con los brazos levantados en forma de rendicion, mas de dos mil estudiantes debieron abandonar la preparatoria de "arpahoe" tras presentarse un tiroteo que dejo a dos estudiantes gravemente heridos... quien les disparo, al parecer se suicido en el lugar .... entrevista alguacil el sospechoso ingreso a la escuela y pregunto especificamente donde estaba un profesor dando inclusive su nombre... indico el vo

earlier video, this is the car that was just inches from the water, where near where the hudson and harl rivers meet. that fourth person found inside the car. they were able to upright the cars. there were seven of them total and 150 people aboard as we've been reporting when this train was en route to grand central station. crews have finished their work in terms of getting them upright and moving them away, still not clear when service will be restored. there's still lots of working to do and an investigation that could take another seven to ten days. >> jonathan what admonish could you tell us -- what more could you tell us about the injured people? >> well as we mentioned in addition to those four deceased people 60 people, at least 60 people were hurt. several of them critically. seven people are in intensive care. just a little bit ago, we heard from sum of the doctors at st. barn bas hospital. >> two were discharged yesterday, one by their own request was transferred to another hospital where she actually works. the other nine patients are still here. three have undergone surgery.

seems there are tracks normally you've got to take out you know when people hear that fish comes from harl. because that fish from how many. here is fine. but. they think the fish from hell is poisoned. and many people have the idea that things are being hidden from us so as soon as you mention the word nuclear there is an immediate suspicion of lies i think that today we are moving away from this way of thinking and people are able to understand this before needed to be explained a little more and the people were capable of getting their heads around it in the days of nuclear trials the word environment didn't exist for season lagoons were simply considered to be the most practical garbage dumps concrete scrap metal holes of airplanes or trucks were all just thrown in without so much as a second thought to all the waste that was dumped in the lake was non-radioactive the waste that was maybe polluting like batteries or hydrocarbons which were still in vehicles per se it's more was immediately put in the lake so in two thousand and eight in fact there had already been a first sighting of s

. >> a big honor to me and to all my shipmates that were at harl harbor. >> with their numbers diminishingived it and for us to remember something they will never forget. >> it is sered into your mind's eye and you can't walk away from it. >> after the attack on pearl harbor in 1941, the beacon was turned off to protect the mainland there an attack. it was decided in 1964 that relighting it every december 7 would be a fitting tribute, but the 85-year-old beacon was showing its age and the annual memorial was in jeopardy. until the community rallied to raise $100,000 and coordinate volunteers to refurbish it. a sign of respect for these men and shipmates. >> a restored beacon. they know the sacrifice they gave and their shipmates gave will last on for generations. >> there's a plea in their voices that we remember the morning that changed history. the memorial's accessibility is one of the most important aspects of this tribute. >> you don't have to make an effort to go to it. you don't have to do anything other than make yourself available and that beacon will come to you. >> the beacon wi

harles, your question from santa fe. >> thank you for taking my call. i'm enjoying this series.i'm a native of iowa. my only real experience with the a television series called back stairs to the white house. and in that series, they did not really portray the hoovers very well in terms of how they servants.he >> charles, i'm going to stop you. we had that question early in the program. some examples which i think you're going to give our caller had seen y beginning the series as you and you agree, always the best to those who worked in the white house? be think we have to careful. there was money to be made after the hoovers left because of the negativity. be made in ney to telling bad stories about the hoovers. careful e to be really in what we interpret in what we hear. >> the accounts exist but the have ty is something they to look at. >> we often visit the mithsonian which you know has the first lady's dress collection and we're going look next. hoover >> she was a fascinating and fashionable first lady. he floral, an informal, lighter, something like a garden party. the ot