at the conclusion of the encounter, sir john ryan and officer lieu maintain security on the screen -- on the scene until additional officers arrived to assist. an ambulance was immediately summoned. the suspect was transported to san francisco general hospital and later succumbed to his gunshot wounds. in the bank robbery suspect in this incident displayed an outrageous lack of concern for life, public safety, and property for what the course of the criminal rampage that began in irvine, california. he used a firearm to rob to banks in southern california, of threatening to shoot the tellers if they did not comply. gave no consideration to anyone who got in the way of his criminal ambition or effort to escape. as a direct result of his disregard for anyone who might come in to counter with his criminal endeavors, and as well as san francisco police officer lives were jeopardized. the suspect complete disregard for the public put a great risk any person who might inadvertently cross his path, should he escape from the park. searchers got ryan, rubin reyes recognize the danger. even whe

. >> but you know, john ryan, there are long-term correlations with avp, and but there is a little noise short term, do you believe they're giving us a very and very good read on what we expect form or not? >> i don't know. the increase was about in line so far this year. but it's not the only indicator for this side. and although the nonmanufacturing disappointed pa bit today, the employment component rose. if you were to throw all of that into the soup, that would billion a number more like 450,000. not enough to really make a big forecast change, but enough to hold out some hope of upside risk. if we get it it will be the first report in the reports that we have seen that. >> tom, i guess it's not a very pc thing to say to you that we're splitting hairs with these numbers, but you're expecting the upside. >> we are. many investors are positioned very negatively. today's number temper that negativity. for it to have a huge impact it has to be extreme one way or the other. if earnings come in decent, i think they go to new highs. >> john, what about earnings, there's a lot of talk on th

association, san and cisco chamber of commerce, ken bailey, julie christensen, john franklin, john hirsch berger, ryan hubert. the opposition has been from stephen worsley and generally from john gollinger, and otehrs. -- and others. continuing public process, there will be no less than eight public meetings on this topic, including this meeting and the previous operations committee. all opportunities for the public to weigh in on the process for it should the commission select terry grimm, staff will do the following -- hold a meeting in the community to introduce him. in addition, after a successful lease negotiation, we will go back to the city to present the negotiated terms before we come back to the commission for recommendation to approve those terms. we will then come to the operation committee to consider recommending to the board of supervisors. we will then go to the budget finance committee, the full board of supervisors, and the mayor will have the offer -- the ultimate decision. that concludes my part of the presentation. i would like to have terry grimm come up and introduce himself. i

association, san and cisco chamber of commerce, ken bailey, julie christensen, john franklin, john hirsch berger, ryan hubert. the opposition has been from stephen worsley and generally from john gollinger, and otehrs. -- and

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gregg: house budget committee chairman paul ryan throwing down the gauntlet over the weekend blasting the ruling by supreme court justice johnerts that upheld most of president obama's health care law. ryan also laying out the case for the upcoming repeal vote in the house. >> i'm very disappointed in the ruling. i think the chief justice had to contort logic and reason to come up with this ruling. we think we can repeal the law if we win the election. that is basically what the chief justice said. it is up to the american people. it is beyond the president and supreme court. the american people will be the judge and jury of this law come november. gregg: clark neely with the institute for justice in. he joins us live. clark, thanks very much. for a century the supreme court has set down precedents that give divergeant legal meanings for taxes on the one hand, penalties on the other. they're not, according to the supreme court, they never have been interchangeable yet roberts suddenly makes this decision giving them equal and convertable status. did he not only ignore supreme court history but essentially rewrite the clear t

also mentioned often a senator from south dakota john thune and wisconsin congressman paul ryan.he timing is significant, brian, because the sooner it's announced the sooner romney has help raising money going forward. >> peter alexander from our d.c. newsroom, thanks. >>> the u.s. navy confirms tonight it opened fire on a small boat about ten miles off dubai in the persian gulf killing at least one person, wounding three others. the boat possibly a pleasure craft, maybe a fishing boat, was closing in on a navy supply ship in what the navy called an aggressive and threatening manner, ignoring a repeated series of warnings from the crew. it's still unclear whether the dead and injured are from the uae, united arab emirates, or india. but pentagon officials say this was not a case of an iranian vessel harassing a u.s. navy vessel as has happened in the past. >>> court-martial proceedings started today at lackland airforce base in san antonio in the u.s. military's largest sexual assault scandal in more than 20 years. our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski reports on this lates

pawlenty, rob portman bob jindal, paul ryan and john thune. >> it will probably be closer to the convention. who knows. of course, the romney people might make a decision earlier. in the daily news, new york daily news sources are telling him that they would rather do it after the trip because they don't want it to look like a knee-jerk reaction if they were to do it too soon. >> we were speaking earlier. you said that now that the president's campaign south carolina outspent two to one when you combine the super pacs and the romney campaign in the top ten media markets. we're talking about this tax issue on tv that will feed twitter and cable news cycle, every day america is getting barraged with ads from team romney. >> huge change. last two weeks -- previously, what we had seen was outside groups were helping romney get up to parody with the obama campaign, crossroads, gps. now the rnc is also joining that fight, getting some money in, making some buys to the point that now crossroads, outside groups, along with team romney, are outspending team obama 2-1. this week in the top ten market

during the final 50 meters she actually swam faster than american swimmer ryan lochte. johno is the executive director of the world swimming coaches, calls her victory disturbing and unbelievable. he says she, quote -- ye says, quote, there is absolutely no problem with doping. the chinese team has always had a firm policy about doping. she did not cheat, she says, she won. >>> michael phelps could make olympic history in london. he could medal twice. if he does, he'll become the most decorated athlete ever. yesterday belonged to missy franklin. the colorado teenager won her first gold medal in the women's 100 meter backstroke. the possibility of an olympic medal comes to a crashing halt for the u.s. men's gymnastics team. they dropped from first in the preliminary round to fifth out of medal contention. china takes gold. a south korean fencer cries on the mat following her loss. she was defeated in the final second and it took the judges a while to figure out the exact result. >>> day four begins with the united states tied with china in the total medal count. both countrie

. ♪ [music break] >> "the last song" elton john reed he dedicated this song to ryan wright, the americannager who became a poster child of hiv/aids in the u.s. after being expelled from middle school because of his infection from a blood transfusion for his hemophilia. ryan white went on to become a spokesperson for aids research and public education. he died in 1990 -- one month before his eyes graduation. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> the voices of many of those most affected by the global of a gimmick have been excluded from the conference. u.s. travel restriction bars foreign sex workers and drug users from entering the u.s. unless they can obtain a waiver. while the obama administration as lifted a ban blocking people with hiv from entering the country, the u.s. still denies entry to people with a history drug abuse and or addiction that engaged of prostitution in the past decade. the exclusion of foreign sex workers from the international aids conference comes after a landmark study published earlier th

. -- republican of the ryan budget. johnepublican from south dakota and bob mcdonnell, governor of virginia. [yawning] >> bill: all i gotta say is there's one test. now we know what the vetting was all about. the one test is there had to be somebody even more boring than mitt romney. don't you think? with one exception, i would say on the list. that's chris christie. i mean christie is hardly boring. which is why christie will never get the job. he'll never get the job because he would easily, easily outshine mitt romney on the stump and get more attention and more press than romney would. but remember these guys, remember tim pawlenty didn't exactly set the world on fire, did he? he didn't get past iowa. >> going to be ending my campaign for president. i'm grateful for the people of iowa, the people of this country who i had a chance to make my case to and for my supporters and staff and friends who have been so loyal and helpful. i really appreciate all of them. i wish it would have been different. the pathway forward for

ryan carry on with a great place to get him. the former standout from stanford john mayberry jr.hiladelphia takes a 3-2 lead. nate schierholtz turns this in his own home run derby. his second of the day the game tied at 3 and extra innings. they pitched to jimmy rollins bass said, that is the ball game giants lose 4-3 but they went 4/5 of the road driving. he will be linked as only two golfers at the give up a 4 shot lead in the final round of the british open. tiger began the day five back. it took him to show us to get out of a bunker on 6 and then 3 biden 4 triple bogey he finished tied for third. adams got a 4 shot lead with four holes to go he bogeyed 15 and missed a par putt on 16, that open the door for ernie els and. birdie putt on 18 he had four birdies to get in at 7 under. the collapse continues for adams got. his second shot and set up in the rough leading to its third straight bogey and put some in a tie with mariel's. at 18, he recovers and gets the third shot close for part to force a playoff, scott had only four bogeys in first three rounds bodie's the final four

john nunn and maria michta. >> i think we're overdressed actually. >> can ryan wear your outfit?an swap after. >> all right. why don't you teach us? let's learn how to racewalk. >> let's go! >> okay. there's two rules that separate racewalking. >> two rules. one, you must always remain in contact with the ground. two, your leg must be straight on contact. looking efficient and smooth. >> this is bad for my hips. >> okay, ryan. >> you don't have to make that face. >> efficient and smooth? us? maybe not. ridiculous and slow? we have that covered. >> shall we try to make our way up the track and you can give us pointers as we go? >> for sure. >> meredith, you can bend your knees through. it's not surprised racing. it's racewalking. you look like you have been told a secret. >> quit trying to distract me. i'm in the zone. >> i'm trying to keep up with meredith. >> meredith! >> go, meredith! >> keep it more forward. >> i find this very difficult. i'm being left in the dust here. >> your right arm is flailing out a little bit. you can bring it in. >> why are you picking on me? >> out o

after he turned in 26 years of taxes with john mccain so he knew taxes were an issue, why did he not clean these up in 2008? why was this a problem at all n. >> ryand in all of these pages to the mccain campaign campaign, the top strategists for mccain, john smith told the huffington post, the tax returns were not what kept romney from being vp in 2008. he said, quote, we never sat around having a discussion about mitt romney's taxes but wealth was an issue. he says, quote, we knew it would be a big liability that the presidential and vice presidential candidates together own more than a dozen homes. it was something like out of "saturday night live" or "saturday night live" skit. but meanwhile, talk of the vice presidential choices, reaching fever pitch, i wonder, ryan, is the -- mr. romney going to ask his vice presidential candidate to give him his tax returns? >> "the new york times" reported that he is, in fact, asking important tax returns from the people he's vetting for vice president. that's the exact same thing that he and the senate will do of anybody that he wants to name to any significant cabinet position. even significant -- insigni

ryan lochte. "every time we see something 'unbelievable,' history shows us that it turns out doping was involved," johnard told a british paper. and though the so-called "mandarin mermaid" passed her drug test saturday, parents of american swimmers are suspicious as well. >> if it's within the rules today, they might have to change the rules later when they found out what they did. >> reporter: in china, there is outrage over the allegations, and charges of racism. >> translator: i think the accusations are unfair. people may think asians are not as strong as americans or europeans. >> reporter: but biology tells us that women like ye can't be faster than her male peers over the long haul, because a man's heart pumps about 16% more blood per beat, his lungs hold up to 30% more oxygen, and longer legs mean stronger kicks. but when it comes to destroying other women, chinese officials point to her expensive training to explain her explosive times, and her physical growth. when she won the asian games at 14, she was just over 5'2." she's grown four inches since, and given her huge hands and feet, several

john is incredibly outspoken. he does talk about singing at ryan white's funeral. saw his image singing and realized how troubled he was. >> it seems like in some ways with this book he's sort of seeking redemption for the way he lived, was carols in the early days and now i want to remind everybody about this. >> few people would argue he's done an enormous amount since that time. >> very revealing, candid. >> the book is "love is the cure" and it hits the stores today. more about elton and his family and will show us a special place he built on his property. back after your local news. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. check on the morning commute with sarah caldwell. >> dealing with water main break-related closures on light street, redwood, and lombard. extra delays in that area and they are expected the next few days. mount royal and charles, closures in advance of artscape. eastbound i-70, reports of an accident. another one and falls and coldspring, mlk and madison. jackson boulevard

ryan from pennsylvania. how are you guys doing? >> good. >> all righty. let's get started. first off, john, this is -- talk about a timely story.eries i started seven years ago when my 10-year-old son wanted to start reading my books. i didn't think "on the brink" or other nonfiction works were appropriate for a 10-year-old. since i'm a sports writer, i set them at the sporting events. i set her up as a swimmer right from the beginning because i'm an old, out of shape swimmer clearly. >> a veteran. >> i appreciate that. >> let's get started. first of all, sarah, what's your question. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> your book "rush for the gold" has two main characters. why did you decide to have two main characters. did this make the writing process hard for you? >> that's a good question. i wanted, in today's world boys and girls all grow up as athletes if they want to be. that didn't used to be the case when al and i were growing up. fortunately it is now thanks to title 9. i wanted to make the girl the better athlete to get away from stereotypes. so i created them as aspiring journalists, since that's what i was as a te

ryan lochte. you think ringo cared that he didn't get as much attention as paul and john?ompete with pride, courage, strength. or as you say -- [ speaking foreign language ] i'm talking to every swimmer. fu you-ahn-hwee chen juo. xin-xin. lou jing. even wang shun. [ laughter ] and i want everybody to have fun tonight. everybody, wang chung tonight. [ laughter ] that goes for hau yun, dai jun, gao chang, pang jiaying, zhao jin, shi tengfei, ji liping. that's just who i could remember off the top of my head. so when you get in the pool just remember, try your best. because at the end of the day, even if the u.s. wins the gold, we're still going to have to give it back to you to pay off our debt. [ laughter ] that's all the time we have for audience suggestion box. we'll be right back with bill cosby. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this happy couple used capital one venture miles for their "destination wedding." double miles you can "actually" use. but with those single mile travel cards... [ bridesmaid ] blacked out... but i'm a bridesmaid. oh! "x" marks the spot she'll never sit