c and also the chief of police which is why we're here tonight >> occ director's report director hicks good evening. >> again good evening president mazzucco. commissioners caan and marshall chief surand captain corrales relays and members of the police districts i'm joyce the director of the office of sense clients we have senior director waergd mcmahon it's important to be here tonight. we're known as the occ. it's the third largest last night agency in the united states only surpassed by new york cc rb and the chicago oversight agency. it was created by a board of supervisors initiated chart amendment in 1982 that was adapted by voters in 1982 but operationalal in 1983 and 31 years old. we're originally an officer of the san francisco police department but we were later placed under the jurisdiction of the police commission as an density agency the police commission is a siphon body as the office of sense complainant our function is to assist the police department in being a bridge with the public and police in matters of the misconduct and police policies. your mission is to insure

. >> director hicks is feeling under the weather. frank from o cc will give the report. >> good evening, president mazzucco, commissioners, supervisor, chief and members of the public. i would like to take this opportunity to talk to everybody about the occ, office of citizens complaints. we used the district meetings as an opportunity to do outreach and to tell you all what we are all about. my name is i nez, a chairman at the occ. i'm here instead of director hicks, who is under the weather. i will speak a little bit about the functions of the office of the citizens complaints. it is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement agency in the united states. only surpassed in size by new york city and chicago. the office was created by a board of supervisors charter since 1982. it was later placed under the as as spis by the police commission. it's formed to building trust in the community by being the bridge being the public and police matters and misconduct in the commission and policy. to accomplish this, the occ's miss

. >> thanks, director hicks. >> any questions for director hicks? >> great. please call item three, c. >> commission report and discussion and commission president's report and commissioners report. >> i just have a report,dy attend as the chief told you the promotional ceremony last thursday and it was great to see all of the new young sergeants and the new commander. and it was great to see the families celebrating their success in the police department and it was a great opportunity to see the future leaders of the department and remind them, that we do hold them to very high standard because they hold the public trust in their hands and i tell you there is a great batch of young sergeants lieutenants and a commander and the sergeant and there are books on the ground that do the day-to-day supervisors and it was a great group and on friday i attended the last day retirement party for deputy chief john loftus who has been before this commission on numerous occasions and he is well known for his very brief, presentations, sometimes too brief, commissioner ch

martin raul and associations and linda hicks and the design jerseys tip i didn't and tommy mary and associates let's give them all a hand human resources, of course, i not be in trouble if i didn't introduce the board. (calling names) gordon? are you in the house. let's hear it for the old guy. i'm not that far behind him. there are so many people to thank but heavy duty who did the heavy lifting on the staff side? but the housing development team we want to give them the spur hand and joy to the world. anyway, we really need affordable housing we're so happy to have a mare that cares about it. this goes for our community. i envision a lot of the families living here. this is when real estate becomes more of a commodity but we need housing for san franciscans. all you folks be positive for once this is good stuff we should celebrate by batter up first t is kevin coma up. from raymond jeans. thank you. what was i was talking about this is a ground breaking in a true sense so anyways, i work for raymond james we've raised about $4 billion to date and have become actually in california. this is o

brandon hicks. his third solo shot of the spring. the fan comes up with a creative way to get his souvenir. remember the wheelbarrow. the giants win 8-5. and we have a score from sacramento, the girls open division. we have to mention this. and one daughter of diane dwyer, why she is not working this evening. sorry the outcome is not better for her family. >> much appreciated, mindee. >>> it's the show that attracts an estimated 1 million people in the bay area and today they roared back into the air over southern california, the blue angels making their return at the los angeles county air show. this is their first appearance after a hiatus because of federal budget cuts. one of the pilots for the squad says he first saw the blue angels as kid and knows what a thrill it is for people of all ages to see those jets. >> seeing the excitement on the kids and adults as well. and it shows you the pride the american public takes in the military. >> and the blue angels coming back to the bay area scheduled to perform at fleet week in octobe

awe all playing, brandon hicks. out of here. two-run shot. former, three rbi on the day.ngs. last two round. five hits. struck out, one and they lead. bottom of the five. two men on. pablo sandoval. diving stop. and, was a double. first inning over. and go on to beat the dodgers, 3-2 your final. well, the best in golf. south florida. wgc, cadillac championship. tiger, phil, bubba, and patrick reid. well if you don't know the name you will after today. the 23-year-old. two-stroke lead to start the day. solid early on. three, four. long par putt. on 11. remains six under. and made a charge. back to back birdies on 15, 16. and four under 68. clubhouse, three under. now, started liking oil. short par putt. oh, donaldson. hot on his heels. par putt. getten the cl ein the scrub hoc. 18. bogey. even par. 72. winner, four under. youngest player to win. at 23. the former caddie, and his third career win. in the last seven months. >> i believe in myself. especially how hard i worked. you know -- i mean, i am one of the top five players in the world. come come out on the field. >> l

good rain coming town in parts of the southeast bay area, about ready to move down 101 toward morgan hicks over the east bay from discovery bay down through livermore, and all of this will be pressing south during the evening hours. we'll get a chance to dry out a bit tomorrow but not for long. another system is due monday. details when we cover the forecast in 10 minutes. >>> california is planning to hire hundreds of extra fire fighters to combat what could be a difficult fire season. this is video from the rim fire from last fall, the third largest wildfire in state history. conditions were dry last season and are only proving to be worse this year. they have fought more than 800 fires so far this year compared to fewer than 275 in a normal year. several hundred seasonal firefighters start work this monday. >>> new video of the shaking from the fire -- 5.1 earthquake. hundreds of bottles were knocked to the floor in this store, creating quite a miss. >> it was huge and i could see the bottling shaking behind me. i didn't want to see what happened or looked. i just left the store immedia

with the meeting was to be had hicks was speaking on the offices of the gabon. it w the latest of events. scientists in the eye lid on the issue was not in control of its troops one only gets a shot on target on it to the deities in the talks. distanced itself from the moment attack dancing is what give us all set. a tussle a pop song by minute that but the document does that give the get go that far out of the body most of my body a set of doors dead at the beginning so sat down to medina the get out of the canadian and hadn't thought about that idea got a hunch it was needed or wanted each of the key tool in the hat tells us about that shields was spawned by sea the agent types of data loss i condemn you. it did. us news and bill richards admitted see the good of having to launch a full speed on base against liechtenstein duties in all it was to stop the solstice on condition of the moment he said the auntie was bleeding green signal from the government. i dig the large number of students being despised and all was just on the list of nations across the street

hicks was speaking on the awful to live on what was to be upset by the latest of events. scientists. i live on the issue was not in control of its troops on the eagles shot on target on it to the deities in the talks distanced himself from the moment attack. dancing is what give us all set. a tussle a pop song by minute that but the document. does that give the get go that far out of the body most of my body a set of jordan at the beginning so sat down to medina the get out of the canadian and hadn't thought about that i did that and say what needed to be the key tool in the hat so seductive been in. shields was spawned by sea the agent types of data loss. i condemn you. it did. us news and bill richards admitted see the good of having to launch a full eight on base against militants factories in all it was to stop. the solstice on condition of an ultimate said the auntie was bleating green signal from the government. i dig the large number of students being despised in office it is done. it is all nations across the street. meanwhile troops from all that cold infantry ar

there are some hick ups along the way. keep working on the platforms. the people with disabilities need them. thank you very much. >> good morning. how are you? just so you know my last name is pronounced ierg. i ride buses a lot and you know we are talking about speeding up service. the operators hit construction traffic and it takes time. a lot of people stand at the fare box looking for money or transfer, how with a you are proposing are going to eliminate those things or lessen them? have you thought about that at all? and then the other thing is i ride buses a lot. a lot of times i will take the 47 inbound at broadway and van ness and take it to north point and mason, but now i'm going to have to transfer and take two buses which is going to take me longer. i just wanted to mention that. how are you dealing with the timing problem? have you thought about that at all? >> this is your time to tell us what you would like to hear. >> this is going to eliminate the operators having to deal with the situations i have described. in other words, like const

for our entire crew, dan hicks saying so long on behalf of our golf channel on nbc crew. what a day. russell henley emerges with a win at the honda. >>> rain is falling across d.c., maryland and virginia and it won't be long before it all changes to sleet and snow. >> snow emergency. thousands of salt trucks, plows and utility crews ready to hit the streets. they're asking drivers, keep the roads clear for tomorrow morning. >>. >> getting ready for the snow. people are packing for the next blast of winter weather.

placed jeremy an felt and marco scutaro on the disabled list and after an impressive spring, brandon hicks made the final cut. the a's skipper bob melvin had to make a very tough decision, sending the catcher to sacramento as the 25 man roster took shape. >> that was one of the more -- maybe the most difficult one i've ever had to do. not only what he's meant to this team in the time he's been here, coming to spring, trying to make a team, proving that he belongs here and he did. >>> mother nature played spoiler today, cancelling game three of the battle of the bay between the giants and a's. the rain never let up making it impossible for the teams to take the field for their final spring outing. giants starter tim lincecum was hit in the knee by a line drive last night and forced the leave the game. here's the good news -- x-rays were negative. today lincecum played catch and told reporters there's been no setbacks overnight. he's optimistic he will be able to pitch in his 2014 debut this thursday coming up against the arizona diamondbacks. to the ice, sharks in denver. first period, shar

brandon hicks, the solo shot. his third of the spring. and the giants win it 8-5. >>> we take you back to march 6th, that's when 6'8" cameron lowe switched uniforms with tim lincecum. we bring that up, because lowe asked to be released by the giants. the team granted the long reliever his request. he's now free to sign with any team. he wasn't going to make the squad for that position. >>> one final one for you, terry, the a's beat the mariners 6-5. right now, spring baseball. all anyone cares about are their brackets. we need to get back to watching the rest of the tournaments. >> absolutely. thanks very much. one last check on weather with rob mayeda. >> breezy. low clouds in the morning. tomorrow we'll see the temperatures climbing back into the 70s. probably the warmest day that we'll have coming up, both tomorrow and into monday. and then rain. much-needed rain coming back on tuesday. >>> thank you rob. >>> you're wafg an nbc bay area news special. >>> we investigate. >> you're saying this was intentional? >> yes. >> we expose what a

. >> forgive me for being kind of a hick but i think $700 million is real money, don't you?> it is real money. rick might quibble with the number, this is not administration known for coming in under budget. this is a problem when government gets into business and commercial industry. there are advertising fees, there are also legal fees, all sorts of things that go in running a business. the problem is they don't have money of their own so they take it from the taxpayers. and i don't have retribution. if i get a product that i don't like or i think there has been false advertising in the private marketplace i can go to the better business bureau, i can have a claim against the company. i don't have that power with the government. >> and bruce, to the point, it's easy to spend other people's money. if you want to -- if you get that much money from the taxpayer, you can sell ice to eskimos, right? >> apparently not. >> on this money being spent, think of it as a return on your investment. people are going to get a physician, get outpatient care, stay out of the expense of hos

brandon hicks says i don't care about the money.wo-run home run to right field and gives the giant the lead for good. g-men win, 3-2 the final. speaking of the giants, baseball's all-time home run king is making his official return to the orange and black tomorrow as a hitting instructor. now, comcast sportsnet will be airing barry bonds' press conference live at 9:30 in the morning. tune in to "yahoo! sport talk live" and "sportsnet central" as we sit down with an exclusive one-on-one interview with barry bonds. oakland a's hosting the white sox this afternoon. dan straily on the hill and in some trouble in the third. he gets andy wilkins to ground into the 4-6-3 double play. nice play by eric sewing-yard out there. bottom fifth, josh donaldson goes yard. solo shot to deep center. his first of the spring. game ends in a 2-2 tie. to hoops now. maybe a break is exactly when the ws gheeded, warriors 8-2 since the all-star break and holding their opponents to less than 100 points in nine of the last ten games at okay. that's the good n

hicks will be from 30 yds away instead of 20. if this works it could become a new rule. the owners have approved a standing 5 ft.expanding 5 ft.. >> the cubs and diamondbacks. he allowed a run on two hits and no walks. battling for the third place job. he delivers a shot down the line. he gave of nine runs and the cubs was 14-4. murphy was claimed off waivers from texas. the white sox playing in their last game of the spring. another solid outing. giving up one run on four hits. the white sox up a run. a run blast to left. his third home run of the spring. >> teacups and sox face each other right here. the pacers with a chance to lock up the division. pacers down 3 1/4. miami down one in the final seconds. despite 30 points from the bomb the pacers win 84-83 and clinched the central division. the chicago bulls can still earn the third seed. >> the power of peaches. rewards her students for good behavior in the classroom. it is the committee that benefits. it is work study time. in language arts teacher at the middle school in romeoville. >> she always keeps us and gave.

freaky are like dogs like the us have on them because then they will each spend a list of people are on hicks with travel bans and asset freezes we've already had that in the report. and but today i'm not dainty time keeping the team's crisis. secondly yet even there some individually days have passed that stand to be taken what's also play is that the eu has already called up an eu russia summit that was scheduled for june. ok now what are the differences then besides the one you mentioned are there any real differing of the paths on the way forward words they are there a general consensus on how to deal with the crimean issue well there is consensus on condemning russia's action and also i'm getting ready and to have fathom this is that what the factory team that works and will be individually eu countries are aware of that. and it would take their own decline in the city based decisions comp be taken lightly and ten there will probably can be a discussion about how to reduce the use of energy dependence on russia because as we've had in the report that's considerable and nbc is going to ta

hicks about 12 minutes. we will be cooking. i gave it a head start. >>there are 3 rules. salty like the sea. don't rinse it. make sure you make a pr iority of the marriage betweent the pasta and sauce. >>it actually has a stronger flavor. >>the smaller the pieces the more intense. the sooner u add garlic, the more mild. >>going to add some tomato pulp. >>do they get to judge as well? it is 55 dollars. we are going to have the people that decide who the winner is. >>you can come and taste this and be the judge. a finished product over here. >>from 6:30-9pm. >>you can get tickets in advance. find out more. >>we will link you from wgntv.com/midd.rist here are our temperatures across the united states right now. 76 in st. louis and 49 here. all of that is going to change very soon as we get these northeast winds >> the soldier field we have wind gust at 21. temperatures were at 50 just an hour ago. it is down to 42. >> the switch to northeast winds it is still 52 at naperville. there will be selling into the chi

dodgers pitcher clayton, a giants killer, but today, giants, hicks slams a two-run homer to give giant2-1 lead. >>> look at pablo. extra bases. giants win, 3-2. >> >> the reliever, jeremy, said he feels better now than he did last year. he expects to rebound from last season, he was off for two months. the outdoorsman found time to bag a big horn sheep in texas. >> getting him out was really difficult and you know, the end was the end for that sheep, but i think he had the last laugh to try to get him out of the thorn bushes and cactus. i was taking cactus and thorns out of my rear end for a couple of weeks. he won that one, i think. >> survival of the fittest. >> >> phil jackson is in nba news again. next -- . >>> so far this early sprint cup season, dale ernhardt, jr. has finished, 1st, 2 and and tornado again. 2nd again. >> >> kevin hearvic harvic. >> >> as the green flag drops, junior drops up front. that back fires because he runs out of gas. junior has to coast to his second place finish of the season. dale ernhardt, jr. a one-point lead over brad in the overall point standings.

brandon hicks sayis i don't car. the giants win 3-2. madison bum garuard ner on the mound.tom of the sencond. baseball's all time home run king is making his official return to the giants thomas a h -- tomorrow as a -- we sit down with an interview with barry bonds. >>> dan straily on the mound. bottom of the fifth. josh donaldson gives all of this one to the deepest part of the park in his first homer this spring. game ends in a 2-2 tie. >>> tiger woods hits a second shot on three, and this is heading into the water. he finished tied for 25th. the winner, patrick reid just hit a bogy. that will do it for tonight. terry, i thought you would help me out. i said i was the worst sportscaster in the bay area, and you just laughed. >> you know i worship you. and the special effects that you put together during the warrior's highlights, did you bring in spielburg for that? >> he works for us. i'll let you know right now. >> thanks so much. we'll be right back. good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you n

. >> are you listening, head and shoulders 1234* giants and dodgers and kershaw meet hicks.e innings and allowed two runs. 2-1g-men. bottom of five and two men on and sandoval a diving stop. puig gets the out at first. inning over and giants beat the dodgers 3-2 your final. warriors head coach mark jackson said steph curry is battling a strained white quad and would be limited in his play against phoenix. he was arguing with the coach. he played 14 minutes and a sweet reverse lay up there. they go on a 16-0 run in the third. he lead all scores with 26. thompson at 22 poapts and a nice drive and drop. he had a 16-point lead. green with two of his 25. phoenix cuts the lead and they had to come back in the game. they played 30 minutes at 9 assists and warriors able to hang on 113-107 your final. >> it is a big game are to us. we have been in their shoes before. it is important and you have to be fired up and ready to play. >> could have played better but happy to get stops when we needed jie. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. both diabetics put on camps

the hick up in all of that is that it is very difficult to unseat and autocrat. what happens next is much more difficult. in the book we say that revolutions will be easier to start but harder to finish. if you look at ukraine, this is a highly complex society. it is not just and autocrat versus democrats. you have an entire eastern part of the country that sympathizes with russia, you have a government in kiev that is still in transition. there hasn't been a really charismatic leader to step up. it is far more complex than just following play-by-play. >> and you have a population that is highly wired. this doesn't necessarily produce democracy. or tolerance and so forth. in the book we talked a fair amount about egypt, because what happened with the egyptian government, mubarak got so scared about what was happening that they shut down the internet for 4.5 days. the average person said, oh, my god, they have taken my internet away, and then became a revolutionary. people took that as a signal that the government was afraid and then switched sides. the new govern

not going to work out for you in the manson family arrives or dick hick cook breaks in or something. it was a truman copote reference. "in cold blood" i believe. >> we all read. [ laughter ] >> i read the notes in school. we the discussion earlier. you disagree. you believe having 9-1-1 calls public and on television could keep you from doing embarrassing things. it is a pervert preventer. >> yes. but i do want to get on tv more. >> yeah. >> so it is like i got to weigh it out. how embarrassing is it. it is pretty embarrassing. the thing is cats are actually docile creatures. they are supposed to be sweet tempered and crave affection. i don't know what went wrong here. it is interesting that the family is getting this cat therapy. >> yeah. >> if they were housing a foreign exchange student,let say, and it attacked their newborn, that person would be behind bars. the fact we give animals second and third chances is beyond me. >> it is so true. >> more importantly, they're not getting the kid therapy. that kid got attacked bay john goodman of cats. [ laughter ] the s.w.a.t. team kicked

. >> are you listening, head and shoulders 1234* giants and dodgers and kershaw meet hicks.ched five innings and allowed two runs. 2-1g-men. bottom of five and two men on and sandoval a diving stop. puig gets the out at first. inning over and giants beat the dodgers 3-2 your final. warriors head coach mark jackson said steph curry is battling a strained white quad and would be limited in his play against phoenix. he was arguing with the coach. he played 14 minutes and a sweet reverse lay up there. they go on a 16-0 run in the third. he lead all scores with 26. thompson at 22 poapts and a nice drive and drop. he had a 16-point lead. green with two of his 25. phoenix cuts the lead and they had to come back in the game. they played 30 minutes at 9 assists and warriors able to hang on 113-107 your final. >> it is a big game are to us. we have been in their shoes before. it is important and you have to be fired up and ready to play. >> could have played better but happy to get stops when we needed jie. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. both diabetics put o

this new government in kiev is not to hick liking, so he's exercising his military power here, thereare 30,000 troops here now. they dreary have the peninsula lockdown. here this is a very pro russian town, so many people are for them. but it is a very divided peninsula. even on the russian border there are those who defend. so it is a very dangerous game many people feel that vladimir putin is playing, and that he is flexing his military might and showing his power. they have a feet based--they have a fleet based here. they were concerned that the new government in kiev might not recognize them. it'russia wants to show that its influence and powers exerted here. and last night declaring unilaterally that it is part of russia, and with that referendum coming up in nine' days time everyone will be watching what is happening. the stand off is very tense here and there is a lot of concern here that some sort of flash points could be manufactured to have trouble one of the crimeaen tatars i spoke to today. they said if there is bloodshed then the kremlin will justify it's presence here.

in philadelphia they ask the pub hick to help find people on the streets and in drummoyne people were sleeping in chairs as beds filled up as the latest storm approached. back in new york, while everyone got a hot meal... >> at the resource table we can give you a bed. we don't want anyone back out on the street >>..not all of those that came to eat stayed off the streets. for moonand her team it was a success. >> this is a great way to show love to people. it sounds cliched but it's like i'm here for you, and talk to me and let me see, you know, what we can do for you. >> over the past month the volunteers helped close to 600 homeless people in new york, offering them a chance to get off the streets out in the cold, at least nor a while. >> finally, this is a tradition. people in northern italy are hurling oranges at each other. it's an odd thing to see. it's a tradition in the city. hundreds of people dress up in costumes every year, and they go to town throwing oranges. they are re-enacting the battle of the oranges. according to lemened a local woman -- legend a local woman choppe

>> cindy hicks says paychecks i hope more and oil changes i know is less because i always put them offit's got to be c. post your guess on our facebook >>> we'll have gusts to 40 miles an hour between now and 9:00. things will start to slowly wind down but still a qindzy day. showers -- windy day. snow showers out towards berryville. they're not going to last long. 25 to 30 out there. lunch time temps only in the low to mid-30s so i don't think you'll be eating outside and you'll need a heavy coat today because the wind chills in spite of temperatures only near 40 are going to hang on in the 20s and low 30s. we will be beg milder by tomorrow. >>> good morning, everybody. in the collegiate women's game, there are only a handful of difference making players. we have one in our own back yard. alyssa thomas probably has a bad back because she's been carrying the lady terps all season long. could she do it it last night? the super senior in her final game at comcast. scoreless in the first half. then the 2nd, here you go, girl. a bagel in the first half. a big mac in the second. she scored

. >> and fleetwood hicks. >> and sales are $200 -- let me think. it was so low.000 when he was on "shark tank" and now it's over $1 million. >> you got in at a good price. i didn't randomly mention fleetwood. he's joining us right now. >> no kidding? >> the magic of television. telecommunications, barbara. >> he's joining us because he likes who is on his bike. >> there you go. >> it has nothing to do with you. >> fleetwood, why this? isn't the bike market saturated? >> you know, what's great about our bicycles is very really cater to more of the noncyclists that just wants to have a great time and enjoy the bicycle. so we feel like there's just a mass of people across america that want something fun and new and stylish to do and this is it. >> i want to ask you about the price. for a -- just a standard bike that hasn't been customized, it's already over $300, right? if you want to customize it, it's over $600, maybe even over $700. isn't that price point rather high to get sort of mass traction? >> well, let me start off by saying we've got entry level bikes at

. >> forgive me for being kind of a hick but i think $700 million is real money, don't you?al money. rick might quibble with the number, this is not administration known for coming in under budget. this is a problem when government gets into business and commercial industry. there are advertising fees, there are also legal fees, all sorts of things that go in running a business. the problem is they don't have money of their own so they take it from the taxpayers. and i don't have retribution. if i get a product that i don't like or i think there has been false advertising in the private marketplace i can go to the better business bureau, i can have a claim against the company. i don't have that power with the government. >> and bruce, to the easy to spend other people's money. if you want to -- if you get that much money from the taxpayer, you can sell ice to eskimos, right? >> apparently not. >> on this money being spent, think of it as a return on your investment. people are going to get a physician, get outpatient care, stay out of the expense of hospitals. this is not a

the transition, but they are determined to do these things themselves, and in every case, whatever hick up there may have it forthey are not doing th themselves. the same will be true for supplying medical support for the deployed forces. >> is there a level of support by afghan ied equipment? it is an item that has come up again and again. calledof our programs is training.d the ideal equipment that we have will probably not be sustained after afghan league, and they do have an alternative, but there is a program. [inaudible] we will have to go to something less capable then. the operation clearing a number of vehicles, and they ied's.d, 250 the afghans form a special team using dogs that we had given in-laws part two there, parts and -- to their counterparts. --using dogs for clearance >> i think it shows the level of capability already. equipment --ve specialsing it of our equipment. >> no support from us. perspective,be be that we will gift equipment, equipment which has been contractors at great cost is not sustainable for the afghans. >> moving onto withdrawal. the process of with

millions of a hick russian decide that's where millions of russians can retrain reside and of course they're very proud of their russian heritage and the people here who are now calling the shots they've made it very clear they wrong that they have an extremely hostile attitude to russia and they backed it up out they backed it up well first of all they repealed the russian. law allowing russians to be an official language in ukraine day haven't done anything to stop the destruction of russian monuments having made their voice heard protesters against gives new political establishment left the squares of the sea. but. they might start taking decisions into their own hands let's see russia ski on the baltic from behind the ukraine. russia's foreign minister has responded strongly to criticism of moscow's policies on ukraine he was speaking about the crisis at the un human rights council in geneva not easily negotiate tells us more about this the russian foreign minister has come down hard on critics of russia's actions particularly reminding the western leaders about the fact that the

this is some hick town in california. >> narrator: around the same time at the jail in quincy, an hourer. the call, of course, was recorded. >> i just got freaked out about my kids and people screwing around. and i -- i just -- i just lost it. just went in -- >> yeah. >> went into a little bit of a zone. >> yeah. >> so it got out of control. >> narrator: but as the hours stretched through the night into july 4th, chad began to see more and more clearly that he was not to blame. those men shot at him. and he never set out to hurt anyone. >> and i can honestly sit there and say, i didn't get in my vehicle, i didn't sit there at the moment i had the ar-15 saying "i'm going to pick this weapon and i'm going to go down there and i'm going to kill these guys." heck, no. no way. >> yeah. >> no way. >> narrator: in fact, thought chad, it was really he and his family who were the victims here. >> if they had never shot at me, there would be no reason for a gun. there would have been no reason for me to fire, to shoot, to use the firearm. you know, my mind frame, these people are trying to kill

. >> so while president obama works on hammering out his presidential legacy in hicks sixth year in officeave been working. this week she renewed her push for programs promoting healthier families, the centers for disease control release add study that showed obesity among 2 to 5-year-olds has made a sharp decline in the last decade. so how will the first lady use the capital she's built up with her let's move campaign in her remaining years in the white house? and is she changing the office for future first ladies and maybe first gentlemen? back at the table we have anamarie cox, lynn sweet, goldie taylor, and chef, food, activist and host of "top chef" tom has worked with the first lady as part of her let's move campaign. tom, i guess i'll start with you because we put some of the price tag out there, some of the money at stake for the food industry in terms of what the first lady is proposing, what she is talking about this week. when we think of the issues that first ladies in the past have latched on to historically, they haven't tended to put the first lady on a collision course with

that's the level of hick pock ra si. >> hypocrisy is one thing.like behavior, but is there maybe a case to be made that sometimes it is in everybody's best interests if there isn't an arms race, isn't some escalation, isn't some -- >> come on. the basis of capitalism is an arms race. >> quick last word, jim. >> the basis of a free market is you have an arms race. that's the basis of capitalism, right? >> we'll leave it there. thank you, guys. jim, thank you. >> thank you. >> the tesla war rages on. up next, the head of an auto dealers group in arizona speaking out on blocking the electric carmaker from making direct sales in the state. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. growth? growth. i just talked to ups. they've got a lot of great ideas. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. tdd#: 1-800-345-25

the image, he's standing next to this fancy bar cart telling the people of iowa you have this dumb hickthe trifecta, right. it's like the mitt romney video all over again. it's a bad day for him. >> is it enough to put those seats -- most people think it's the out liar. is that enough. when house candidates run stayed wide, sometimes they make mistakes. >> it's like football. he's the only democrat. doesn't have a competition in the primary. the republicans have three candidates running. he has a lot of time to get over it. >> back to new york. mr. berman and your partners there, i don't know how your brackets are doing. mine is doing quite miss rably. they had a brief moment showing duke celebrating a national championship. so he's in trouble for that. he had to apologize. showing you the video here. >> let's go out there and do it. >> hash tag, fail. >> his democrat opponent picked wichita state and her bracket then has florida beating louisville. pick the kentucky team. >> the president picked swing states doing the brackets back during campaigns. it's simple politics, john. >> clear

foot locker beating by 82 cents per share and ceo ken hicks said that 2013 growth should be repeatable to hear that. and shares of nike higher in sympathy because many of what foot locker sels the shoes and apparel, that's nike stuff. and big lots beating on the top and bottom line but guidance below consensus for the full year and first quarter. skull candy it's a headphone maker and we don't talk about it often but they did report stronger-than-expected earnings but it wasn't all good. sake a look at gap. gap we know after the bell reporting very disappointing same-store sales down 7%. the street had expected up 1%. quiksilver reporting a profit this time. that's better than the loss it reported the same time last year. revenues, though, fell from some currency inflection points there and staples getting three price cuts today. if we can skip to the ipo, want to make sure we have time for this. i'm standing in front of coupons.com which is ipo'ing 10.5 million shares and the price is expected to open at $16 above the $12 to $14 range and we've got a big crowd gathering and we'll brin

chris toppings, natasha hickings of senator burr's staff. jessica mcniece, brett palmer of senator mikulski tion staff. pam smith who is not here but who worked on this for a long time, derrick miller, michael mccormick, leeann hotec. as i said at the beginning of this bill's consideration, this bill represents a strong, positive shift for working families in america who benefit from the child-care subsidy program and i hope my colleagues will join all of us in voting to give this an overwhelming vote of "yes" on final passage. and i know of no further debate on the bill. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title of the bill for the third tievmen time. the clerk: calendar number 309, s. 1086, a bill to reauthorize and improve the child care and development block grant act of 1909 and for other purposes. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. harkin: i dishact just prior to the reading -- the third read thaig insert in the record with my comments the list of the staff members that worked on this bill. the presiding offic