i would like to bring up hazers. it is a tough subject. i read the sunday in article in the examiner. i keep getting misinformation about the chief's position on it. i know one of our commissioners likes the program. i read all that about the memphis program. i went through everything on the internet about the memphis program. it seems ok. but every tool you put in that box is a tool that we can use. the memphis program -- it may work. it seems like it has pretty good justification. but if you talk to our officers, they want those tasers. the ones i talked to, we have a lawsuit pending since 2008. i know the officer's name, but i'm not going to say it. that lawsuit is going to cost the city $3 million. done deal. already heard about it rid the city has got to work on a deal. the option of a taser, he hopefully should have used it. how many of those kenya by with $3 million? the whole department. the whole department. a young man in a wheelchair, if we had a taser we may not be looking at a lawsuit. he is in front of a jury and if that jury

and the police, quite controversially, used hazers at that point -- tasers at that point because theyt threatened. they have been working through the site. and they started to remove some of the structures from the farm and police continued efforts to get the remaining protesters out of the site. some of them are still perched on the scaffold behind me, quite high in the air, so the police are proceeding with a fair degree of caution to get them down as safely as possible. >> i imagine this will be a lengthy affair and you will be covering this over the next hours. thank you very much. with hits such as "california girls" fans of the beach boys thought they heard it all. they would be pleased to know that the album "smile," described as the group's masterpiece is being released 45-years later. of the material was recorded back in the 1960's -- all the material was recorded back in the 1960's. our reporter met the legendary brian wilson. ♪ ♪ i get around >> they were america's biggest van at its peak. clean-cut wholesome music written by brian wilson. in 1969 he began to create the alb

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