kane saw the suspect reached under his driver seat. the suspect then spun around toward the officers. sgt. paine, believing the suspect would again opened fire, fire three shots. the suspect fell to the ground. officers called for an ambulance and administered first aid. the suspect was pronounced dead at the same. the suspect's gun was recovered in the driver's door. the suspect was initially wanted for attempted to kidnap a stranger and alison son using a gun. this heinous crime testify the pursuit of the subject. the suspect's crimes showed a gravest threat to public safety. the suspect then fired repeatedly at officers. each of these officers had time to make a decision to put their lives at risk for the public safety. each of these officers could have made decisions to not join in on the efforts or to abandon their attempts to take the dangers of its critics suspect into -- custody. officer eleiff could have backed off the chase as a 1 person unit. officer stearns and sgt. kane could have done nothing. officer came and started o'm

i am her man kane and i do not like to read. we'll be right back. (applause) >> coming up on the show, our insatiable search for oil has forced to us do business with some of the world's post dangerous regimes. it turns out the most dangerous may be closer than we think. wyatt cenac has more. >> we've been told time and time again we must get off foreign oil. >> america's dependness on oil is one of the most serious threats our nation faces. >> it leaves us more vulnerable to hostile regimes and to terrorists. >> but if we're going to get serious we must examine the players, particularly the biggest, most dangerous player of all. >> right now our leading supplier of imported oil is canada. >> that's right, it's canada. >> it gives us about $2 million barrels of oil a day which is about twice as much as we are currently getting from saudi arabia. >> canada. i knew it. for too long we've cozied up to their dictators, opened our borders to their most-- and ignored their institutional brutality, again and again and again-- oh, that's got to hurt. yes, b

you have a copy in front of you, just as director kane has said. we won our first appeal against one of our written citations. we will be working with compliance and enforcement, the sfoce, this coming weekend. they have a few spaces that are also under our purview that they want to look at. we are working with them to take a look around. we have some sound tests coming up. i mention this because these particular sound tests are different than what we usually do, in that we are having to organize a large number of residents. i am doing a test thursday night where i have been in contact with five or six different presidents. we will be testing inside their homes as well as inside and around the venue. these are poe's that have a history of some complaints in the past, and now they are coming under new ownership or management, we have an opportunity to correct past sound issues. restaurants doing entertainment, as this commission has heard from the inspector and other officers from sfpd -- we are definitely seeing an increase in entertainment being d

commissioner kane: this is the continuation of the item from last month. just to keep its move, you have documents from the planning with the proposed conditions, so the permits are mechanical amusements, and i will turn it over. >> if i may, as a reminder -- i am the attorney, and we were here last week. this is an application from my client. she is purchasing from the existing e -- llc. it will be operated much the way it has in the past. we asked for a continuance so we can get in touch with community groups, and ms. steiner has done that, and it has generated more letters of support, specifically who she's go to -- who she spoke to, and phone calls were made. the commissioner asked miss steiner to speak about that. >> with the exception about the concerns for the possible lack of significant community outreach, i recognize commissioner meko on this issue. >> i would like to congratulate you and thank you very much for the degree of outreach for the surrounding community you have gone through. the whole idea behind the good neighbors policy is if you ar

. >> other members of the commission, andy moran, art kane is here, various members of the puc, the general manager for water, power, waste water, business services, and juliet ellis, external affairs. one of our stars is shelly campbell, our product manager. thank you. [applause] we're also joined by the department of the environment had. -- hea. d. we are going to wait for the fire trucks to go by. this started with the dpw project and we are a client now representing the dpw is ed riskin. >> thank you. as the general manager and commission president referred to, dpw has been with this project for over a decade it has really become a labor of love for the department. it is an extraordinarily complex building project, unlike our typical library or fire station that we work on. and it is not because of the exceedingly high environmental performance, but exceedingly high seismic performance, business continuity performance. this will be one of the most advanced office buildings in the country. it is really a great partnership that we have working with the puc to make this happen, but also wi

he's been the front-runner in tall national polls, the big ones so farp about only herman kane came in with double digits. babmann came in with recognition since iowa is her home state. over the weekend she was talking about the debt ceiling saying it should not be raised. accusing obama of using scare tactics. we can certainly pay our bills if we pay interest only. michele bachmann making his official announcement in iowa later today. >>> tracie potts life for us this morning in washington, thank you. >>> now, here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. a florida surfer's bizarre shark encounter was captured on video over the weekend. a spinner shark curled its over his back. no one was hurt and the four-foot shark was not considered a threat to the surfers. >>> dozens of pennsylvania campers are lucky to be alive after a school bus collided with a car before flipping over. police say the sceaccident occud when the car swerved to avoid yun coming traffic in the passing lane. 23 injured. >>> california firefighters came to a kitten's rescue removing it from a ver

commissioner meko: director kane, refresh my memory. last meeting i believe you reported on supervisor weiner's intention to introduce legislation loosening up the -- you have done research for me. could you explain the legislation again? >> sure. supervisor weiner is working on legislation to amend 1070, which covers extended hours premise says. at the moment, it requires -- premises. at the moment, it requires security for late-night eating establishments just like you would for a place of entertainment. there is a restaurant in his district that had issue with a security plan requirement and asked him to investigate removing that. it is still being discussed, the legislation, and the form which it takes, whether it removes it altogether or could remove it from certain types of eating establishments and not others. when we get an actual piece of legislation, we will share it with the commission. commissioner meko: so this is a list of all of the restaurants that have afterhours place of entertainment permits that incidentally require

tea party movement, but perhaps the most talked about response tonight came from businessman herman kaneasked if he would put a muslim in his cabinet. >> i would not be comfortable because you have peaceful muslims and militant muslims, those that are trying to kill us. >> two clear winners emerged tonight mitt romney and bachman. >> the 2012 race for the white house is running right through the bay area. >> the first lady is bay area bound. and two local chefs are responsible for her thousand dollar menus. >>> the bay area pastor who predicted the world would end is now facing life or death of his own. what happened to the family radio's harold camping and his struggle to stay alive. >>> this is my license plate, you can send me messages if you see me anywhere. >> bay area traffic has never been so entertaining for some. the new social network based on license plates that lets you chat with the driver next to you. >>> temperatures in the mid-70s today. even some 80s in the south bay. and yes we're still talking about a warmup. today i'm in the south bay, temperatures will be climbing in

there's guys like big daddy kane, hands up and hands down the most talented rapper i've ever seen, somebody who can come off the top of their head. i never had those talents. the only talent i think that was really god-given was my voice. and back in the early days of rhyming and hip-hop, you had to have a strong voice, because most of the systems were cheap. so if you didn't have a voice that can cut, people would say, "get off the mike." and i never got thrown off the mike. i'm like the satchel paige of rap music and hip-hop. after i started making records, i was way past my prime. [paulson laughs] nobody quite made the music you made. it takes a nation of millions is not the kind of music that you heard from other people at the time. it's a statement that you didn't hear from other people at the time. what drove you in the direction of very pointed political commentary and in-your-face kind of music? our sole intent was to destroy music. [laughs] and sonically, we set out to do that, to redefine what people thought of as music, at least in the black urban sense and rap. and also to be ab

shipley says more than eight hundred civilians have been killed as a result of the airstrikes in kane's really point to more than two hundred million dollars into the campaign and risks doubling down to the operation drags on throughout the summer peace activists say it's time nato was brought to account. and the people are suffering more people here and at the very least. in. this intervention and should be calling for an end to it now and calling for serious political negotiations. besides george bush. in afghanistan. professor of international studies at the trinity college in hartford told me of his belief that the nato operation is aimed at weaken in libya. you know. to me you know all was going to begin to be a storm a u.n. resolution within a few hours of the war beginning with the french and american striking libya had already violated the narrative that you would. look like libya is simply being there being a hundred years of attacks twenty four thousand sorties you know there is a very gradually being a point of reading of libya to the extent where. and then. being made into w

conflict aaa says more than eight hundred civilians have been killed as a result of the airstrikes in kane's reported more than two hundred million dollars into the campaign and risks doubling down to the ration drags on throughout the summer peace activists say it's time nato was brought to account. by the saudis where they and the people are suffering more and more they would meet me here and at the very least the question look at they should have a violent in this no fly zone and this intervention and the cooling. for an end to it now i'm calling for serious political negotiations. but it's pale into insignificance beside those that george bush. sits in iraq and afghanistan and elsewhere. well professor of international studies at trinity college in hartford told r.t. of his belief that nato operations and weakening libya. to me you know was going to be here be a story u.n. resolution within a few. beginning with the french and american strike in libya had already. proved to you it. looks like libya is simply being. you know under. twenty thousand sorties and you know there is a very grad

thing you look at is the forensic evidence and the forensic evidence is the flimsiest part of the kane's there are questions about the way the evidence has been interpreted for instance with the autopsy reports the i.c.t. why presents three thousand five hundred sixty eight reports as corresponding to three thousand five hundred sixty eight bodies but many researchers who went through the files say most of them are body parts which means a lot less people even but. if the hague tribunal moves forward without gathering for evidence it will still be many months before the trial can begin the hague always has kind of plan things as they call or i mean it's it's been an improvisation they've changed indictments on people they've written indictments on people who've actually banned them already exported to the hague meaning first to get arrested and then you get an indictment against so that's the way the hague works so it won't be a surprise if they adjusted like me and like a few more times they did it with the welsh rich they did it with others they've done it chesham so it's just standard

herman kane is third. the others finding little traction. governor tim pawlenty will be in new york focusing on foreign policy, a speech he is delivering tuesday morning that we will be covering for the c-span networks. back to the calls an tweets on the issue of the meeting that will take place tomorrow between senate leaders and the president, separate sessions with reed and mcconnell. democrats ned to forget bipartisan and do something. elders and union are under attack. tony joins us. caller: herman kane really makes me laugh. anyway, the republicans have walked out on all the meetings so far. chuck grassley walked out on healthcare resolve. t tom coburn on the depth and debt saoef ceiling. mcconnell will probably walk out on the president. he republicans keep electing people that are -- i don't know -- stupid is the best word i can come up with. i hope they can get there to go ahead but just stop voting in these stupid people because they give you a bunch of red meat. host: from the "washington post"

joining me tonight that's a pretty nice show thanks for tuning in make sure you come back tomorrow erica kane from the agenda project has me back on the show to discuss the point let's go back and forth we've been seeing on the debt ceiling how to resolve that if you once and for all in the meantime don't forget become a fan of the lower show on facebook and follow us on twitter if you missed any of the night's show or any other nights you can always catch all the you tube dot com slash you want to show where you can find the interviews as well as the show in its entirety and coming up next is adverse is the next. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the huge earth covered. fists first. culture is that so much different and there's a huge music is there a person on the mark when is the chaos being laid out in yemen turning the country into a failed state how should the international community be reacting to events there and will be. much more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the

back to the kaiser report all right this is a treat we've got the non-economist non-economist steve kane welcome back to the kaiser report it backs max i say you're a non economist because of course you're known for your classic text debunking economics which you pretty much tear apart all the assumptions that people have been using to guide. through the past let's say post-war era and i would say that if you're a stock you'd be trading at all time highs because what you've been saying is all these classical models don't work and they have to take a different approach to kind of get a handle on understanding the forces that are shaping the economy and let's talk about a basket case in the world today greece and i should also mention that you're a professor of economics at the university of western sydney and you're an expert on debt deflation so clearly and grace this is a test case example walk us through what's happening well the whole universe is an unfortunate instance of what's happening in the whole globe the whole always. economies and the real cause of this has been a huge debt b

herman kane is third. the others including former governor tim pawlenty who spent a lot of time in iowa, in single digits. guest: exactly. i was inestranged traoepbtraoe inestranged by the poll and romney has done relatively well. although 23% is not formidable and it may than that is as high as he goes in iowa. i don't know if it means he should rethink thin his strateg. he tried very hard there four years ago and didn't win. mike huckabee won and that created sort of a loser image for romney. who then went to new hampshire and was second in the new hampshire primary. mccain came in fourth in iowa four years ago. yet he won the nomination. so the iowa caucuses are rarely predictive for the republicans. host: he is indicating he won't anticipate in the straw poll in august. he won it in 2007. based on the poll numbers does that put him in a tough position? guest: i think it might give him pause about that. but i think really the straw poll is an important -- the first bite of the apple in iowa. not predict

her man kane, michelle bachmann, rick santorum. this is their opportunity to introduce themselves.as to show he's ron paul. continue talking about the idea that he wants troops pulled out of iraq and start military intervention. talk about long term debt problems. mitt romney has to prove he can get out unscathed. he won't take all these arrows he's the front-runner. tim pawlenty, he has to go out and prove that he's better than mitt romney. >> don't know if they can hear the screaming behind us. we're on a college campus. >> even in the rain. >> it's great. everybody has been tremendous here. we appreciate it. thank you, mark. monday night, of course. that's where it will happen right here on cnn. seven republicans will appear on stage right here in manchester. it will mark the first political debate of the 2012 presidential race. the event will be mode rated by cnn's john king. yes come don'ts are known to say outlandish things but to say you would stab your own son for being gay? how far is too far. we'll talk about tracy morgan's rant. i'll ask tracy morgan what he thinks. al h

. >> reporter: christine kaning was a peace corp. volunteer in africa.says while she was there she was attacked and raped in broad daylight. in 2009, another peace corp. volunteer was murdered. a young woman from georgia had her throat slit after she told her superiors about the sexual assault of young girls. >> together we look forward to working with them to make sure these volunteers are safe and secure wherever in the world they travel. >> reporter: the new legislation looks at how the peace corp. handles reports of sexual assault. it will also handled complaints of violence against volunteers. peace corp. officials say that the agency recently increased security. >>> coming up in just 90 seconds. >> reporter: police officers arrived and thought it was a grass fire. when they got here it was so much worse. more coming up live at 6:00. >>> and a special training session today for some bay area veterans back from war. the lifeline man's best friend is giving to the troops still dealing with the trauma from the battlefield. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ i

and from herman kane, he said we have yet to see the positive results from the billions of dollars spent from the stimulus. the candidates hope it gives them much-needed attention before they gput their own plan forward. the jobs jort is going to have a huge impact on the election because jobs is what is going to help power the recovery forward. who could forget it was a bad economy that helped obama surge past john mccain in the last election cycle. >> it absolutely was. it's going to be interesting to see if it's his undoing now. allison, thank you very much. >>> is innovation the seed that can get the economy moving? fareed zakaria thinks so. he'll host a show tomorrow night focusing on innovation. he'll look at the defense advanced research projects agency, and here is sapreview. >> the high stakes of providing sound technology for soldiers in combat motivates the team to create the best technology in the world. >> they simply must work in all numbers of austere situations. life and death, and that kind of urgen urgency, it focuses the mind and inspires greater genius. >> reporter: m

kane told cbs that lying publicly about something like this is unforgivable and he should resign.me strong words from the senate democratic leader harry reid today, and today, randi, our producer paul corazon caught up with the number two who indicated he is not happy, dick durbin. >> any thoughts on tim cane's position on representative weiner, and he should resign. any thoughts? >> now, despite this mounting pressure, we are told from the democratic sources that weiner is making clear behind the scenes he has no intention of resigning. he is making calls, and has been since monday when he did that press conference publicly and saying privately to colleagues and friends and supporters that he is regretful for what happened and one of the calls is to the former president bill clinton who married weiner and his wife who is very close to the clintons, and both of whom are with his wife huma. >> thank you, dana bash. your next political update from the best political team on television is an hour away. >>> and monday on cnn, new hampshire will host the gop republican presidential deb

that's absolutely true. [ cheers and applause ] this is -- this is chelsea kane tonight.od. one point shy of a perfect 60, she got 59. kirstie alley, she does a cartwheel here and she appears to be wearing scuba gear for some reason. hines ward, i don't know what the hell he was wearing but he tied chelsea with a nearly perfect 59. tied for first place. tomorrow night, hines ward will be crowned champion on "dancing with the stars." [ cheers and applause ] and finally, at long last -- [ applause ] i will be able to purchase a jetski. also tonight, you know, as the dancing ends, the romancing begins. a new season of "the bachelorette," "dancing with the stars" is over, "the bachelorette." it's the circle of no life, it really is. ashley, the bachelorette, is here with us tonight. earlier this evening -- [ applause ] she whittled her 25 suitors down to 18. i like to see her end up with chaz bono. i don't know if it's too late. [ laughter ] wouldn't that be great? ashley met a lot of men tonight but my favorite was a guy named tim. tim had a lot of time to kill before ashley