my name jerry cooper. i like to thank the board and the budget analyst office for bringing to light the problems in the fire department. i like to keen in on one area which we discussed already which was the prevision of the emergency services to you're community and citizens here in san francisco. as we were discussing, the fire department is able to serve 72 percent of ambulance request. 43 out of our total fire stations have a paramedic within their community in san francisco on their fire apparatus. as we were discussing earlier and in audit report, over 9,000 calls to date have been logged without an ambulance that's been able to be sent at the time of the emergency. granted, most of those calls did have a firefighter ems or firefighter on that emergency. our department today is under funded, under staffed and under equipped to handle our current volume and the volume going forward for emergency medical care and fire request. if woor looking at fire practices, we must put together a plan to address th

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jerry cooper was sold to the doaz ye dozier school in 1950. works to stop violence. you were sent to this school because were running away and for decades there were horrors taking place there how did it stay open for 110 years? >> antonio, the only thing i can say to that question, the mindset it never claingd, you know, from the -- changed, from the day it started until it ended. the place was never policed properly by the right authorities. and they did what they wanted to do, at will, when it came to us. >> and you believe that you actually >> absolutely. >> what happened? >> i had four other witnesses. we were actually is being coached. -- being coached, months before the regular season would open for the football team, i was a quarterback for the football team and we were practicing illegally according to state law. the heat was so bad and they hid us in the gym, because that way none of the other schools or people would know that we were practicing that time. and it took a boy's life. he was actually run to death. and i tried to -- go ahead sir. >> no please,

helping with this is jerry gibbons, horace cooper, former law professor, now with the national center for public policy research, aaron haynie, an attorney. i want to start with you first, louisiana recently used an execution, drugs to kill dennis mcfire. and some are calling for executions now. and what is the main concern. >> the main concern, and the person who tweeted in earlier hit on it. is there a moral way in an ethical way for the state to execute member? and by and large, whatever method we have tried, we have found there is not. initially, in california, we had executions by gas chamber, and it was found to be unconstitutional and to constoot cruel and unusual punishment. as a result of that, we have turned to lethal injection. there are protocols, but to use like ohio did. two drugs, a protocol that has not been tested. and what we don't know what's happening when we are executing the person, those go beyond unethical, and it's experimenting on those condemned to die. >> do you think the ingredients in the lethal injection cocktails and who is making them should at least t

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cooper. >> are you and suki getting married at the oscars? >> will suki be his oscar date and who will leo and jerry bring? >> i haven't made a decision. >> it's our oscar edition of "they dated" cindy crawford is just like you and me and her husband is -- >> she bakes pies and cleans and cooks. >> what else can she do? >> she can type without looking at the screen. she'd be a great secretary. >>> now "entertainment tonight" the worldwide leader in entertainment news. >> robin and paula's 3-year-old son involved in a car crash after a paparazzi chase. hi, everybody. welcome to "entertainment tonight." now, this is the exact reason