trooper benjamin hocking hasn't even been on the job a year yet.g credited with saving life. >> received a call that there was an infant not breathing. i got my car and i got there as photograph as i can. >> reporter: it was just before 7:00 last saturday morning when he was called to the alexandria township home inside eight month old lila, she was found unresponsive and not breathing. >> i immediately got on the ground and spoke to the doctor. i got out the aud. i put the patches on the baby and they advised me that it needed to shock the baby. >> hocking used an automatic external defibrillator he keeps in his patrol car when traditional cpr. when an ambulance little lila got a second shock enough to bring her back to life. >> we go through a lot of training down at the academy, um, including cpr training, and um, i'm very happy that i paid attention and learned how to use the aud. >> he has only seven months on the job. it's reassuring for us to know our training not only works but put into action. >> you heard it right. hocking graduated from

jewelry stolen from one pawnshop is being hocked at another.t is identified on store surveillance wearing a gold chain stolen that very morning. police identify him. antonio richard. a seven-time convicted felon. >> i didn't have enough to get identified from the victims in the pawnshop. so i had to do something to get the cases solved. >> the only way to know is to keep richard under constant surveillance. the detective turns to a specialized unit. -- to catch them in the act. lieutenant ted lee, who heads up the specialized unit, says it's the career criminals who commit most crimes. >> unfortunately that's their job. that's the business. that's all they really know. the sergeant and his team are assigned to watch antonio richard every waking hour. first it seems richard is living a crime-free life. even has a job as a courier. until another tip. >> we have a new piece of information. informants say he's going to hit another super shop and give him a time and arrest. the suspects show up before the sergeant arrives on the scene, the men are s

this fisherman did this big hocking noise and hocked this big loogie out into the ocean.he hatch slam shut again. i waited a half a beat. there was nobody there and i cut, and cut, and cut, and cut the damn rope. and as soon as i cut the rope, the dinghy started to drift away. what i needed to do was get into the open sea past the last of the boats. and i was so concentrated on rowing and not missing a stroke, i almost wasn't aware. i looked up and realized that i'm -- i'm past the end of the island. i'm -- wow. i'm past the last of the boats. i'm free. for the first time in, like, five years i'm beyond the bounds. there is nobody telling me what to do. it was an incredible feeling. the problem became that once i got beyond the island, i really was kind of disoriented. it was 17 miles to the mainland. i'm screwed. i'm going to get swept way out to sea. i was frightened. and i was cold. and i was vulnerable. but what i realized was, if i die, i'm free. if i escape, i'm free. if i die, i'm free. and that was a very liberating feeling. one way or the other, i'm out of prison

the british military hock was a part of operation resolution support, which provides training and assistance to afghan security forces, the crash has been deemed a non-hostile incident and is currently under investigation. alex scarlatos took this picture with spencer stone on saturday. stone is recovering after being stabbed three times outside a bar last week. he is currently a contestant on "dancing with the stars." he travels from l.a. to sacramento to visit his childhood buddy. he is expected to fully recover. in scotland, things do not go as to implode the six apartment buildings at the same time. two were stubborn. they will be demolished at a later date. >>> in maine, 30 couples competed in the 16th annual north american wife carrying championship in a classic race on sunday t. winner of this course is awarded the weight if beer and five times the weight in cash. the more the better, i suppose. the winner duo walked away with over $ 50 and ten 12-packs of beer. >>> time to get down to business. the stockmarket is opened on this columbus day. futures are flat at the moment and the bon

police say last tuesday four men brutally beat, robbed and shot keisha jenkins at 13th and wing-hocking. pedro reading confess today his part in the crime, but he's not the triggerman. >> they all live in the area with very, very close to identifying the other three, and hopefully we'll make an arrest very, very shortly. >> reading is held without bail. police don't believe this was a hate crime. they think rather it was attempted robbery that went horribly wrong. >> turning to campaign 2016, there has been a lot of talk about the republican presidential candidates, but tonight it is all about the democrats. the five candidate will face-off in a debate for the first time in las vegas. cards cats martin o'malley, ben, chafer i, hoping grab some of the spotlight from hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the latest cbs news poll shows hillary clinton has increased her lead over bernie sanders. on the republican side, donald trump leads with 27% followed by ben carson with 21%. how much, another pole also shows both front run verse some work to do. only 35% of voters see hillary clinton as h

police say last tuesday, four men broughtly beat, robbed, and shot keisha jenkins at 13 and wing hocking. developers say pedro reading confess today his part of the crime, but, he's not the triggerman. >> senseless murder, but it is not a hate crime t had nothing to do with the individual being a transgender. >> police believe this was attempted robbery that went horribly wrong. reading is being held without bail. >> a 06:00 right now. the race for mayor ends three weeks from today. the two frontrunners, democratic councilman, jim kenny, and republican, melissa murray bailey, faced off in hour long debate last night. it was a cordial affair, with both candidate sharing ideas on how to make the city better, including, bringing busies here. kenny spoke about using the navy yard to revive the port industry. >> thirty-five to 45-dollar per hour jobs, great benefits for people to raise families, buy homes, take care of their children. >> we need to continue to reduce the crime in our city, and build up our education system. so the people want to bring their employees to philadelphia. >> affor

that love evident it field hock facility noble where dunn was junior. casey's friends placing rubber duckies a favorite of her on field with a many with loving messages cool lower flagged half staff loved ones had flowers deliveried to family home her parents sharing mem memory and pictures of teenage daughter. like this one of her paddle boarding on the lake. we have this thing where a magical moments when sunset is right. and water turns pink or orange. and she'll she would always ask dad is this going to ping water night. she had hit paddle board and out she'd go. now her family offering this advice to others. relish every moment with your child and your family. >> the family says she was one of a 5 children. and they also say she didn't have any known health problems. live in wellesley tonight elizabeth noriega, seven news night team. also from night team crews rush to rescue of a dump truck driver in peabody. it was a race against time this afternoon. because the driver was pinned inside the flipped over truck. it took first responders two hours to

recusing the hock of improvision: implosion. >>> it was a long day night for hillary clinton and grecian. there were heated discussion about her. doug lou satisfied ever is live with more on the meeting. >> are you tired after all of this. >> hillary clinton left after a long, long day in a crowded hearing room. >> so congressman. >> at one point her voice gave out. she did defend her actions and those kind of diplomatic operations carry wrist:00 and she bore the loss of four men. >> i've lost more sleep than all of you put together. her open the was even. while she others said publically that the atangs were spurred, an e-mail showed she knew immediately the nature of the incident. >> you can tell the truth like did you with your family, tell them it was an terrorist attack. there are been question for the by i request not see them, i did not approve them or deny them. >> there was an issue with sydney room enthat will. he played a roll as an adviser. >> especially us understand why boom especially that will had numb was alone. the whole night? >> yes, the whole night. >> and look, hill

happened shortly after jenkins was dropped off by an unknown person at the intersection of 13th and wing hockingphilly we're wait to go find out more details on that person arrested and whether more people could be arrested in connection. >> like you said, five or six guys jumped her when she got out of the car about 2:30 in the morning, then one of the guys pulled out gun and shot her twice as she lay on the gown, shot her in the back. all right, probably have some names for you by 5:00 and 6:00 this evening. >>> all right, just have some fun today because the eagles rebounded and they're two and three now. >> good mood. >> asked jean ann, psychic medium, to come in, just for fun, not taking this too seriously, already learned that the eagles won't make it to the superbowl through jean ann for two more years. >> all right. >> the flyers feeling good about three game winning streak, right, during the season. >> okay. >> let's check in about the sixers. they're rebuilding. what do you think? >> they have a long time yet. they're going to be a not as strong as would you like them to be. a lot of w

the golden gate bridge, oh, we are hock being at a very sunny day. and fairfield leading the pack here at 68 degrees. with he have 60s, 70s and 80s in the forecast. but that will translate into bigger numbers today and a big warmup tomorrow. chris. >> thank you, lisa. while our weather is pleasant, southern california is boiling. the temperature reached 105 degrees in one orange county city yesterday. 63 people were treated in a heritage day parade. band members practiced in full uniform before the parade. and instructors told band members to drink lots of water. the heat was so bad, cables melted in west los angeles, causing power outages in west los angelos. >>> in south carolina there are still thrash flood warnings in effect this morning even though dry conditions are predicted for the rest of the week. even with things simmering down, more than 300 bridges and roads remain closed. 100 dams are still being monitored on top of the 20 that already breached. 19 people have died on account of the floods. south carolina's governor is urging residents

there was a note out that said the fed hocked it up a bit. that is exactly what you saw in the markets. live intotake a deep my bloomberg terminal and look at the shanghai composite daily swing. , global financial instability was why they did not want to hike sooner rather than later, but look how much china has come down. you can see it has come down quite a bit from what we saw in august. you can see how much it has come down and kind of calm the market. joe: it looks like a vix chart. just as steep as the vix chart. this is the two-year yield. that is certainly what you are seeing here. says it had appeared long and add to that the steady supply of investment grade issuance and he says the treasury market could break through some key levels and continue selling off. that means prices took a tumble. they fedof the thing talked about was wanting to see evidence of the fed's inflation. that has been the missing piece. pretty solid on the employment front. they are only around 1.3% and there are questions about whether oil and energy are bleed

once i had a permanent address, once i knew where i was going to live, even though i was in hock to a bunch of companies, the credit card issuing companies found me, and i took a bunch of them down. i pretty much everyone who offed me the plastic. i figured you could pay the minimum and string everybody out. but the credit issuers never seemed to mind. i remember i was paying the minimum and i got an offer for one more. i said why not? but when i added up the minimum payments and charges, i realized they amounted to my biggest experience after my rent. i wanted to default on them, but feared the consequences. i restructured my noncredit card debt with a collection agency. these guys are like a posse. and their payment plan gave me just enough breathing room to get by until i went back to law school. there i was able to get some legal work, and even though the hourly rate was good, almost every penny went to the credit cards. what a relief when i paid them off. in the end, i couldn't stomach opening the mail. not everyone will be as fortunate as i was snagging a job that took me out of

by some candidates and shocked by that byitics is a job and shocked the political consultants and hocked by super pacs and billionaires. all that hamilton would say, what is a billionaire. so much would be start rling for them. t the biggest thing would be that in a republic. >> given that most of our founding fathers were slave holders, they would be stunned and i think speechless to know who was actually in the white house right now. [applause] >> i don't think they wouldn't be able to comprehend the possibility of the people who have been who were brought here against their will, by hundreds of thousands and our first president, he was a slave holder f hundreds of enslaved african-americans. it was a difficult thing to come present hepped the idea that people, that 10% could be a mainstream into the society of a whole. it would be incomprehensible they could have imagined a person of african-american descent would be in the white house. host: would it be surprising that it took so long and now that he got there, being held to a higher or different standard as president because he is b

charles street elementary school in cal my ra had three hock downs. dozens of parents attended an jisly meeting. the superintendent did stay they were line in the restrooms. >> i think most of the concerns that the parents have is the fact that whether or not what is being told is what's really going on. they were still trying to investigate but look, this is happened. to the mor that we did. >> officials say they are investigating leads to find out who made the threats. >> a filed found over the weekend will not be returned to his parents a. judge ordered the homeless pup am visitation twice a week. it turned out his flame had no place to live so they went their night at the park. the story inspired offers of ep. >> i thank you all for everything and i uv everybody. >> when you said that you were having furniture donated to your home. >> i just felt warm, you know, money don't grow on trees. >> the ministry raised $12,000 to provide the family with the year of housing. >>> 7 minutes after 6:00. we're about an hour from sunrise and we'll see bright su

but, because this hunting park area is known, according to neighbors and police, at 13th and wing hocking as a place for prostitution meet-ups, maybe the man is afraid of being arrested himself if he comes forward. but police hope he'll contact them, and they would almost likely instantly tell him that they're not interested in a minor bus, but major violent crime here. >> when they got there they found the decedent, 22 year old transgender individual who goes by the name of keisha jenkins. the individual had been shot two times in the back, preliminary investigation reveals that the decedent had just gotten out after vehicle at that location, was assaulted by five or six unidentified males during that assault one of the males pulled out a gun and while the victim was on the ground shot the victim twice. right now we don't have any motive. we don't know if it is potentially hate crime if it was a robbery, we really don't know. >> i don't think that the solution happened or that the assaults when these cowardly attack remembers arrested, solved. when we fix the problem within the society,

it was extremely hocking. the f.a.a. with only eight pilots dying occurring the last 20 years. >> flu season is underway and doctors say it will be nasty. they are urging people to get vaccinated now because it take to weeks for the body to build up the immunity with outbreaks starting this month. last year's version did not work well mutating and left the vaccine out of scnc was going around and it will protect 50 percent to 60 percent of those who get a shop. it is recommended that everyone who is eversix months get the vaccine. >> now a look at the weather forecast. mike? >> i can't wait until they say, flu seven is nothing, do not worry. that will never happen. south carolina shows the last four days, charleston, 10", but 16" of rain and they have had the issues. the low responsible is pulling away and hurricane joaquin is pulling away and it will calm. same for us, no flooding rain in southern california and mid-to-upper 70s in lossance and sunny 70 in lake tahoe. >> we are starting off with a stall in the south bay

it's called the hock light. it's up and running on a busy part of snell avenue in san jose. it's across from the park. nbc bay area's michelle roberts has details and the mixed results thus far. >> so far so good. >> reporter: people visiting the new park in san jose have another option to cross the busy snell avenue. >> by now it's straight to the park and -- >> cam tran lives across the street to the park and he's noticed traffic slowing down where the high intensity crosswalk known as the hawk has been installed. >> certainly great for pedestrians. it will allow for access to the park which we're excited about. >> san jose city councilman says the crosswalk is part of the city's bureau project planned to -- last year 21 people were killed while walking along san jose streets. >> it's kind of helpful. but not really. >> reporter: they think as many drivers seem to be confused when a pedestrian presses a button, a yellow light comes on, followed by a red light which flashes until the pedestrian countdown is complete. >> people are not getting used to it because they're neve

say 24-year-old pedro reading an small group of accomplices had been robbing prostitutes along wick hock king-year-old york road for several years with only some of the crimes being reported much this time it turned dealed. a tip led cops to arrest reading sunday morning and he's talking. >> the suspect gave a full statement to detectives himself and three of his friends attempted to rob keisha. and during this robbery, one of the males pulled out a gun shooting and killing her. >> reporter: police say keisha jenkins was a 22-year-old transgender woman known to works a prostitute in the area. but police do not think her sexual identity was a factor in the crime. >> through our investigation this is not hate crime at all. i mean it's a sad and senseless murder but it is not a hate crime. it had nothing to do with the individual being a trance jent. it just had everything to do with the fact they thought she had money and they wanted to take it from her. >> reporter: the park that borders this neighborhood is quiet, peaceful during the daylight hours but at night of it's a hot bed for pros

friend also gather for the funeral of a wellesley teenager. 16-year-old kelsey dunn died after field hock dee practice. dunn suffered a massive brain hemorrhage and no pre-existing medical condition. yesterday dunn's teammates honored the athlete at her wake. >>> a brookline fire fighter accused of driving away from a head-on crash. jeremy joseph is charged with drunk driving and several other charges. police said his vehicle slammed into another car on saturday morning. after the crash, joseph allegedly got back behind the wheel and drove off. leave. this weekend another brookline fire fighter was also arrested. joseph ward attacked a man at anna's taqueria for take anna's taqueria for taking too long to order his food. ward was released on personal recognizance and on administrative leave. >>> a man accused of murdering a tufts university graduate 23 years ago is held without bail this morning. james witkowski pled not guilty in court yesterday. he was just recently charged in the 1992 south boston murder of 21-year-old lane 21-year-old lana bruce. witkowski was already serving time for

look at weighing noblz and the weekly buzz actually to any girlfriend for the noble prices against hock destiny and self-- missionary parkway based on what was on lucky boat as things matters all the way being in danger everyone should have reasonable success and later in life of intelecommunication of falsehood we'll support for having a moon and sun go our planet of force to remove of education to gentlemen of statement for revises and having a way of speech and this banging being a proper measure a complete- upon contributing high levels of back to one is holy and extend to a border of universal whole that part of december new for true self-nature and physical nature for the showing of true forces to complete oneness. >> is there any additional public comment only item one seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you very much colleagues may i have a motion on that item. >> thank you there was a motion open up for public comment by supervisor kim we'll take that without objection. that motion passes nauchl mr. clerk item 2. >> item 2 a resolution oppose the sdrrmz in the zoning p

win or lose by one goal and it seemed like they were getting it early on and they're playing good hock. >> sdmair not an easy game to play against and the they are continually hard to score against and they turned over the record is and they're much better than that. >> whatever it is, that's what it is, actually. back to baseball for a second. the kansas city have fans and they're excited about the two games and so excited, in fact, that a local dairy selling a limited-edition royal blue milk. only 8,000 products made and the product is so popular that it's being snapped up and you might think it's odd to drink blue milk. themakers say this is just a french vanilla flavoring. this is how they party in the west. >> i think the redskins, and i can see a burgundy milk becoming popular. >> burr gunnedy and something. >> you like that? >> i like that! >> nightly news is headed your way next. narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal

nbc bay area's jay gray is in kitty hock, north carolina where they are preparing for the worst. >> reporter: getting a bit of a break from the rain right now, but we've seen it throughout the day. the outer banks will get pounded by rain over the next several days. joaquin not going to help with that mix. take a look. what we expect to see as the storm brushes or at least the elements of joaquin brush the outer banks an increase surge from the tide. we're going to see strong rain. that in an area that's already suffered through rain over the last several days. they've already seen some minimal flooding here. we're going to see some severe flooding in the next day through the weekend as a result of the effects of joaquin. again, it's not going to make landfall it doesn't appear, but it is going to cause some problems here. a lot of people making sure they have water. making sure they have food and making sure they're ready to spend a couple of days without electrici electricity. the concern here not the wind but that water from rains they have seen flooding, they're evacuating some of the ou

now, neighbors told dave schratwieser last night that this park at 13th and wing hocking in the huntingark section has been known as a meeting place for prostitute, and lately telling dave robbing prostitutes. >> that's what they do out here. they target, you know, to rob them, you know, this is what they do. >> preliminary investigation reveals that the de seed hadn't just gotten out after vehicle at that location, was assaulted by five or six unidentified males, during that assault one of the males pulled out a gun and while the victim was on the ground shot the victim twice. >> it is a tragic lost for the city of philadelphia. and specially for lgbt communities. our transgender community faces far too much violence and unfortunately far too many lost lives. >> and so the man police want to talk to is who was driving that car that dropped keisha off just beforehand. they are hoping that he'll come forward, despite the fact that he may be scared, potential backlash from the killers, or maybe even be scared of being charged with being a john, if that was the case, from police. but, i'm

but the very heavy rain right practically right over -- this is right over couldn't hock cep here right on the schuylkill expressway and the blue route. right along 23. this is a big interchange here. very heavy wind -- heavy rain and damaging wind is still in that tornado warning area and possibly seeing some of these storms continue to try to rota rotate, but i think the strongest rotation was already detected and now the storm is practically out of the warning box but still severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect through abington and right through cheltenham. this is about to move into northeast philly here. moving at 45 miles an hour. so it will be there very soon. >> dave, i know a lot of times when we cover these tornadoes, there could be some wind damage, but not necessarily from the tornado, the rotation. straight line winds are just as dangerous. >> yeah. often a lot of times when we talk about tornado warning this whole area seeing winds close to 60, 70 miles an hour it's uprooted many trees in land cost county this is where this whole complex started right out there in

and the budget cutters and deficit hocks have their way. but in the longer term, there really is no choice. while we may not be interested in aggressor, terrorists revounch and expansionists half a world away, they ultimately are always interested in us or in our interest or our allies and friends. and we always discover then that we went too far in cutting and need to rearm. that the cost in treasure and in the blood of our young men and women are always far higher than if we had remained strong and prepared all along. the primary question right now before the congress and the president is the priority you give to defense which at roughly 15% of federal expenditures is the lowest percentage of the federal budget since before world war ii. without proper and predictable funding no amount of reform or clever reorganization will provide america with a military capable of accomplishing the missions assigned to it. m the second and related point i think highly germane to your deliberations is that our record since vietnam in predicting where we

. >> oewd proits provides permits progress resulting in the growth of mid businesses hocking beggar has doubled in size. >> when we were just getting started we were a new business people never saturday a small business owner and been in the bike industry a long needed help in finding at space and sxug the that is a oewd and others agencies were a huge helped walked us through the process we couldn't have done it without you this is sloped to be your grand boulevard if so typically a way to get one way to the other it is supposed to be a beautiful boulevard and fellowship it is started to look like that. >> we have one goal that was the night to the neighborhood while the bigger project of developments as underway and also to bring bring a sense of community back to the neighborhood. >> we wanted to use the says that a a gathering space for people to have experience whether watching movies or a yoga or coming to lecture. >> that sb caliber shift on the street is awarding walking down the street and seeing people sitting outside address this building has been vacate and seeing this chang

police say last tuesday's four men brutally beat, robbed and shot keisha jenkins at 13th and wing hocking. investigators say, pedro reading confess today his part in the crime. but, he's not the triggerman. >> they all live in the area, with very, very close to identifying the other three, and hopefully will make arrest very, very shortly. >> reading is being held without bail. police don't believe this was a hate crime, rather, they say, that they believe that it was attempted robbery that went horribly wrong. >> 6:07 right now. philadelphians will elect their next mayor three weeks from today. the two frontrunners, democratic councilman, jim certainly up, and republican melissa murray bailey faced off in hour long debate last night. they touched on variety of topics including lowering taxes, affordable housing, and poverty in philadelphia. the pair also spoke about the controversial stop and frisk policy. >> system at lick stopping young people, generally people of color, for absolutely no reason at all, as they're going through their business day, going to work, going to school, betwee

visiting from the hock oh # k5 teens sleep over there. i'm the executive chef p cuba lee brief in philadelphia and this is your fox food bite. today we are going to be making our famous french toast. we're going to start you off with making the batter. there is a normal french toast batter, one coup of milk, next will be six whole eggs, just about a tablespoon of heavy cream to add a little extra richness, a quarter teaspoon ground nut meaghan that's the. mix it altogether like you do normal french toast batter. just so all ingredients are combined. your end result, a am in al french toast batter. something that is special is we use a whole loaf of brioche bread. we let it sit overnight in the batter. you want it to be able to absorb and get the insides all nice and white. we cover it completely and the next morning, it is ready. most of the liquid will most likely be absorbed. this is 24 hours after being soaked. get your skillet nice and hot. you are hearing that sizzling l. get your butter all melted. we really seer all the sides of th

. >> that is why the national guard will be back out in blackhawk hock elicopters looking for people that may need rescued. crews in blackhawk helicopters looking for people trapped in their homes, as the punishing carolinas got worse on monday. >> everything i got here is gone. >> reporter: several dams were breached, sending water pouring into already flooding communities, prompting mandatory evacuations in richland county, since the downpours began, 18 dams have failed. >> this has been one of the worst things we've seen in the entire time i've lived here. you got people displaced from their homes. people whose businesses are wrecked. i don't know how long it will take all of to us overcome this. >> reporter: streets in columbia, south carolina continue to give way to the relentless rush of water. one in 500 roads and bridges have been closed, including all roads leading in and out of the city of manning. 4,000 people are cut off. homes, businesses, destroyed. >> it's heart breaking. >> reporter: the building that housed shelley manning's family business for more than two decades

by some candidates and shocked by that byitics is a job and shocked the political consultants and hocked by super pacs and billionaires. all that hamilton would say, what is a billionaire. so much would be start rling for them. t the biggest thing would be that in a republic. >> given that most of our founding fathers were slave holders, they would be stunned and i think speechless to know who was actually in the white house right now. [applause] >> i don't think they wouldn't be able to comprehend the possibility of the people who have been who were brought here against their will, by hundreds of thousands and our first president, he was a slave holder f hundreds of enslaved african-americans. it was a difficult thing to come present hepped the idea that people, that 10% could be a mainstream into the society of a whole. it would be incomprehensible they could have imagined a person of african-american descent would be in the white house. host: would it be surprising that it took so long and now that he got there, being held to a higher or different standard as president because he is b

to get to some tax reform in 2017 and there is a lot of hesitancy about taking those funds on an ad hock short-term basis. we need finally to get down to the fundamental reality that america's infrastructure is a very bad shape and we need to get the funds we need that are required to fix the infrastructure and the best way to do that is the way that we did it for years and the only problem is that the last 23 years have never increased the federal fuel tax and everybody here is driving the car that drives far more miles than years ago. do the math and the government is in trouble. >> the most simple way to curb the versions is to do comprehensive tax reform and adopt the territorial system to be aligned with every other major industrialized economy in the entire world absence you're not solving the problem, you are tinkering around the margins. it's important because i think that this gets completed and confused pretty much every time somebody opens up there now for the repatriation. there've been three reports in the past year that to tom's point say that the liquid cash is a range of

and the budget cutters and deficit hocks have their way.er term, there really is no choice. while we may not be interested in aggressor, terrorists revounch and expansionists half a world away, they ultimately are always interested in us or in our interest or our allies and friends. and we always discover then that we went too far in cutting and need to rearm. that the cost in treasure and in the blood of our young men and women are always far higher than if we had remained strong and prepared all along. the primary question right now before the congress and the president is the priority you give to defense which at roughly 15% of federal expenditures is the lowest percentage of the federal budget since before world war ii. without proper and predictable funding no amount of reform or clever reorganization will provide america with a military capable of accomplishing the missions assigned to it. m the second and related point i think highly germane to your deliberations is that our record since vietnam in predicting where we will use milita

look at weighing noblz and the weekly buzz actually to any girlfriend for the noble prices against hock destiny and self-- missionary parkway based on what was on lucky boat as things matters all the way being in danger everyone should have reasonable success and later in life of intelecommunication of falsehood we'll support for having a moon and sun go our planet of force to remove of education to gentlemen of statement for revises and having a way of speech and this banging being a proper measure a complete- upon contributing high levels of back to one is holy and extend to a border of universal whole that part of december new for true self-nature and physical nature for the showing of true forces to complete oneness. >> is there any additional public comment only item one seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you very much colleagues may i have a motion on that item. >> thank you there was a motion open up for public comment by supervisor kim we'll take that without objection. that motion passes nauchl mr. clerk item 2. >> item 2 a resolution oppose the sdrrmz in the zoning p

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