from kelly thomas.'s instructions. his instructions were to sit with his legs outstretched with his hands on his knees. it would be obvious to any reasonable observer that kelly thomas had cognitive issues and that he had difficulty following ramos's instructions. after several minutes of increasingly aggressive instructions, the bus depot video shows ramos escalating the contact into a physical altercati altercation. it was 16 minutes from the initial contact to the beginning of the physical altercation and the engagement of unlawful police conduct. ramos made a deliberate showing of putting on latex gloves in front of kelly thomas. he approached kelly thomas and he stood over him. ramos repeatedly instructed kelly thomas to sit with his hands on his knees and his legs outstretched and kelly thomas had trouble following that instruction. he would move his hands to his knees to behind his backs at times and he would fold his legs up in a sitting position, bending his knees. ramos stood over kelly thomas

i'm kelly wright. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, kelly, good to have you here. and the storms are not letting up. look at what it is like in the wensd of l west end of louisiana. it could dump 20 inches of rain in some areas over the coming days. >> the pumping station over here is not turned on and people wonder why. >> the trigger to close the gates, and to operate the pump station, at 17th street canal is -- lake ponchartrain, 5 feet and predicted to rise to 7. and, we haven't seen that yet and don't predict we will. >> i don't think it is over yet, so i think it will get worse before it is gets better. >> jamie: they are worried folks and with good reason and elizabeth prann, is live in biloxi. is it any better today? you have been braving the elements. >> believe it or not it is a beautiful morning here but that doesn't mean people should be complacent. because we're still in the middle of the storm and we can get those busts of rain, rain clouds, at any moment. here at the marina, this is a good example of how much water we have seen. yesterday we were bei

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good to see you. >> thank you, kelly. >> kelly: what do you make of the wonderful week that many stock to? >> yeah, well, listen, and actually once with some good news because as you pointed out, kelly, after what's been quite rollercoaster over the year and a disastrous summer, found some support around 11,000. a number of factors at work, one of which despite the atrocious slow economy here and 9% unemployment. our economy actually looks for example, europe. the fear, also, kelly, ironically is helping the market. a the lot of folks have seen the devastation in europe, seen our slowing economy, they've pulled money out of the investments and that ironically tends to be the best time in get in spoesespeciy for the long-term and that helped our market sni was going to ask you, because of the volatility in europe how will that affect us at home in the united states. >> no question it's affecting the banking sector and that's been one of the weakest parts, even here. amazon and apple have risen to almost their all-time highs, and stocks like goldman sachs, jp morgan, have slid to 52 week

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kelly?ews alert. where is dominique strauss kaan? we are told by associated press dominique strauss-kahn was seen leaving his new york rented home along with his wife and daughter camille. he was carrying luggage as well. we don't know where he is headed, but we're also getting reports that he might be expected in paris, france. he has not been there since may when charges came against him that he actually committed a sexual assault against a maid at that place. those charges were later dropped and dismissed. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement ailable only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? i ow what works differently than many other allergy medications. nas. omnaris, to the nose. did you know nasal symptoms like congestion can be caused by allergic inflammation? omnaris relieves your symptoms by fighting inflamma

jaime: kelly. kelly: the doctor is in, it's that time of the year again everyone, kids gearing up to go become to school, in facts millions of them. on top of books and supplies your child might need another flu vaccination. most children need to get a flu shot even if they got one last year. moms and dads listen up and listen to why this is so important for your little ones. dr. ernest padding. a lot of people are saying, my son, my daughter had a flu shot last year. >> our immunity wanes as the year passes. you can lose up to 50% of your fighting ability against the flu virus. it's important to get a yearly booster. that is key in addition to other tools that we can can do to prevent the spread of the flu. kelly: what ages are we talking about here doctor. >> one year, they want children to be vaccinated again. anybody who has a risk of chronic health disease, the very old, and the very young they need flu vaccines. kelly: i understand the vaccine is the same this year as it was last year. >> yes

kelly: the lead u.s.d our reporter william lajeunesse learned three white house officials were briefed on operation fast and furious and the president's national security staff knew about the operation as well. now there is evidence the u.s. attorney''s office was perhaps involved in a coverup operation. the president says he knew nothing about this operation but the justice department has been slow in responding. do you think this would lead to the white house being involved? >> i would be surprised in our experience at the atf, they require authorities outside of atf. could folks have been briefed up considering the violence in mexico and the violence on the border? but the project itself was well within the rights of the director to essentially approve or to reject. kelly: by something went horribly wrong, we have the death of a border patrol agent to prove that. as a former atf director how do you clean up this mess? >> what happened yesterday, a new directive. atf needs a fresh start in terms of its

but he actually -- here is his connection to kelly thomas.ally is a witness to what happened to kelly thomas. he was at the bus depot in fullerton that night. so once kelly died an once the news media picked up on what had happened, he finally felt comfortable to come forward and say, wait a minute, here's what i saw happen to kelly and here is what pd happened to me at th hands of that very same officer one year earlier. >> we know they interviewed this man about the beating of kelly thomas. do you know what he says he witnessed? >> we don't know the details of that conversation, but the district attorney is well aware of what happened to eddie. here's what's happening -- of the six fullerton police officer on leave in the death of kelly thomas, five of them are being represented by one attorney -- and officer hampton, the man in question here, has his own attorney. why the city of fullerton decided to get an attorney just for officer hampton is very interesting. >> it sure is. i have one more question. i want to make this connection here. t

next to her councilman kelly. she puts her hand out towards kelly. when she brings it back he slaps or hits it. she waited for an apology, when it didn't come, she went to the police. >> he said don't put your hand on my side of the table. i said, you've sunk to a new low. >> reporter: councilman kelly only says that he will have a public statement atto tight's meeting. councilwoman ford -- said she wants them to be more respectful. she says there has been a problem at the meetings for sometime. kelly and another member have been out of control. she complained to the mayor, she did not get a satisfactory response. now he wants something done about this lateest incident. council meeting tonight. we'll know at that time whether he is facing -- facing assault charges. >>> 6:06. >> this morning a marin county superior court judge will approve a ban on plastic bags at grocery stores. several environmental groups will be celebrating. the coalition challenged the ruling claims the county needed to conduct a lengthy environmental review before it passed the

kelly. >> richard john kelly, jr. >> thomas michael kelly. >> thomas richard kelly. >> thomas w.ly. >> timothy colin kelly. >> william hill kelly, jr. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> thomas j. kennedy. >> john r. keohane. >> ronald t. kerwin. >> howard l. kestenbaum. >> douglas d. ketcham. >> ruth ellen ketler. >> and my father. my dad, my hero, my guardian angel. i cannot believe that has been 10 years since i last saw and heard your voice. september 11 change my life. it was difficult growing up without you but i know you hear each step of the way. i stand here today reading your name, you would be amazed at the amount of planning, heartless building thislove memorial to the world trade center. i am so proud to be part of this new beginning and especially proud to be your daughter. i love and miss you so much. dad, you will never be forgotten. we love you. >> and my father. dad, we love and miss you so much. and your spirit lives on in your five grandchildren. >> boris khalif. >> sarah khan. >> taimour firaz khan. >> rajesh khandelwal. >> oliva khemrat. >> seilai khoo. >> michael

kelly, back to you. >> kelly: laura, thank you, there's news out of this as well.house speaker john boehner and they both have agreed to do a bipartisan event to help raise additional 10 million dollars needed to pay for the rest of the flight 93 national memorial. thank you for your reporting from that occasion that's taken place there that reminds us all of the bravery and courage of all of the 40 passengers aboard flight 93. >> and by the way, that website, when they're still looking for donation, honorflight93.org. they need another 10 million dollars to finish this tribute to these 40 american civilian heroes. in the meantime, washington and new york city on high alert, let's look now at the scene in new york. police clearly more visibility just about everywhere you look on the streets at popular tourist spots and on the subways and the rail systems. this, as the government is hunting for three potential suspects who may have been sent by al-qaeda to set off a car bomb in d.c. or new york. so, what are we to make of all of this? let's bring in fox news middle

nbc's kelly o'donnell with us tonight from capitol hill. kelly? >> reporter: hi there, brian. john boehner laid out what he said is a pattern of washington interfering, micromanaging the people in businesses who could be hiring. he says burdensome regulation and taxes. he said he can work with the president on some things but it sure didn't sound like that. in the political fight over jobs, today the counterpunch from the speaker of the house. >> now, the president's proposals are a poor substitute for the progrowth policies that are needed to remove barriers to job creation in america. >> reporter: speaker boehner's message -- no new taxes to pay for the president's jobs plan, and don't assume republicans will automatically back temporary cuts without a bigger overhaul of the tax code. >> making short-term fixes in exchange for long-term flawed policy is not tax reform. >> reporter: in an interview with cnbc's maria bartiromo, boehner said he still wants to work with the president but pulled no punches about their differences. >> it's almost as if we are two groups of people

weapons inspector david kelly and still no inquest following his own masking as the source of a report saying tony blair's government knew iraq had no weapons of mass destruction before person invaded the country kelly was found dead in woods near his home a verdict of suicide was recorded despite what many see as conflicting evidence no one's ever said questions under oath about kelly's death and all medical and scientific reports relating to it were secretly classified something which has never been legally explained but it hasn't gone away this week talked to david how pain is demanding that the question of holding an inquest be reopened he's challenging a decision by attorney general dominic grieve who ruled out holding a coroner's inquest in june citing what he called overwhelming evidence that the u.n. weapons inspector committed suicide but david help him and a group of other doctors are distinctly underwhelmed by the evidence kelly's supposed to of pain killers and slashed his own wrists but irregularities found by the doctors include an absence of fingerprints on either the kn

they call themselves kelly's army and they're mad.l. i know the community want answers and we're working towards that as well along with you. ron thomas, thank you so much. i know this is a difficult time for your family. we appreciate you calling in. >> thank you so much. >>> we'll have more news after the break. [ engine revs ] what makes us number one in motorcycle insurance? we love bikes. we love riders. and most of all, we love to ride. perfect hair every time. leading the pack in motorcycle insurance. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> today we're starting a new segment on the show called face the music. every day at this time we'll call out someone who we really think has to put it bluntly screwed up. today it is aaron, march gel a. he's taking heat, he's a former firefighter pardon the pun. for collecting state disability pay. this is courtesy of an investigation from our affiliate in milwaukee. rare on is on disability because he bumped his elbow and suffered nerve damage. if he's in so much pain that he can't

and the british government under fire first struck an inquest into the death of weapons expert david kelly who insisted iraq never had weapons of mass destruction cause of death of suicide again being questioned by doctors. nine am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t a top story it's been described as the worst tragedy affecting russian sports in the country's recent history and deadly plane crash near the city of jaroslav will deprive the world of ice hockey the ice hockey world of some of its most promising players. forty three people confirmed dead after the aircraft carrier and one of the country's top look on the t.v. crash just after takeoff it happened on the eve of the new season in the team's home city two hundred seventy seventy kilometers northeast of moscow of the forty five people aboard only to survive both are in the hospital fighting for their lives or keyshawn thomas has more from yourself. as we were coming into. last night or to survey the scene we actually spoke to some people one woman broke out in tears telling us her personal experiences one o

you see on the far sight -- councilwoman ford, next to her kelly puts her hand out towards kelly tells him to shush. when she brings it back he slaps or hits i. she says she waited for apology for a week and when it didn't -- it didn't come, she went to the police. >> he said don't put your hand cmk"ép'" i said you've sunk to a new low. >> reporter: councilman kelly says he will have a publish statement at tonight's meeting. councilwoman ford says the mayor has not been running a tight ship at the city council meetings. there's another member who has been getting a little bit out of control. she wants all of them, especially kelly, to be more respectful. she is already moving her seat away from kelly. this morning we should find out if there are assault charges in the mix. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> uc berkeley student government leaders are trying to defuse a firestorm created by a bake sale. some republican students are proposing pending legislation that would allow the university to consider a student's race in the admissions process. the gop students' bake sale features a slid

we have kelly from the office of economic and workforce development. >> good morning. my name is kelly and i member presenting the office of economic and workforce development this morning. the resolution identified is item six, on the rise as an amendment with amec geomatrix. the men that would retroactively extend the term from june 30, 2011 through june 30, 2012. the amendment does not include an increase in budget which remains $1,709,000. through this contracts, texas was services provided relief to monitor and oversight of the remediation activities at treasure island as well as assisting treasure island development authority in property transfer negotiations with the navy. amec geomatrix also provides engineering services for treasure island. this resolution authorizing the amendment to the amec geomatrix

british government under fire first stopping an inquest into the death of prepping the expert david kelly who insisted on iraq never had weapons of mass destruction destruction the official cause of the death of the death suicide again being questioned by dr. am in moscow i not très i good to have you with us here on r t our top story it's been described as the worst tragedy affecting russians forts in the country's recent history forty three people confirmed dead after an aircraft carrying one of russia's top ice hockey teams locomotive jaroslav all crashed just after takeoff this happened in the team's home city some two hundred seventy kilometers northeast of moscow. but the forty five people aboard only to survive they're now in the hospital fighting for their lives for more on this we go live to euro archy's shon thomas is standing by for us. so people there must be in a terrible state of shock what is the mood on the ground. well certainly a very somber feeling in the air this morning as people wake up and realizing that really and fully that this team is gone locomotive jaroslav al

now, the mysterious stories that surround ned kelly in australia. it took modern technology to identify his remains, which still bears the scars of an infamous gun battle. duncan kennedy has the story. >> giving up their secrets, the bones of ned kelly. these crumbling finances have been confirmed as the remains of australia's most infamous folk hero. ned kelly was an outlaw hanged in 1880 for killing three police officers, is violence against the british which made him a criminal to some but a resistance legends -- legend to others. no one knew where his remains were, but scientists unearthed a mass grave in melbourne, tested dna against one of his descendants, and incredibly found a match. >> too many, he remains a romantic figure that defied unjust authority. to others, he was a cold-blooded killer. >> the bonds yielded fascinating signs of kelly's and violent life confronting the british. >> inside the tibia of the lower leg, we remove small pellets. >> to his family, he is more rogue than revolutionary, a flawed, inspiring figure in the country

the british government under fire for stopping an inquest into the death of weapons expert david kelly who insisted on iraq and never had weapons of mass destruction the official cause of death of suicide again being questioned by doctors. ten am in moscow i'm not trying so good to have you with us here on r t our top story it's been described as ice hockey is darkest day and the worst disaster affecting russian sports in recent history. forty three people confirmed dead after a plane carrying one of the country's top teams locomotive yarrow sagal crashed just after takeoff it happened on the eve of the new season in the team's home city some two hundred seventy kilometers northeast of moscow of the forty five people on board only to survive but both now in the hospital fighting for their lives or he's john thomas has more. as we were coming in to. last night or to survey the scene we actually spoke to some people one woman broke out in tears. and they talked about how jovial the team was how excited they were for this first game of the season and that it was just such a tragic loss to

nbc's kelly o'donnell has been watching all of this and is with us from capitol hill. kelly, on the congressional races, the party that loses the seats always says, well, this was just a local election. the party that gains them says, well, it was obviously a referendum on the president. >> reporter: that was exactly the script today, brian. and those two new republican house members will be sworn in. their parties say it is a bad omen for the president and democrats. when you consider the new york district has been in democratic hands for 88 years. democrats say they can't sugarcoat the losses, but they say that the president's low approval rating, especially in the new york district made winning insurmountable. they say don't read into it. they say the republican winner hammered the president on policy toward israel in a district with many conservative jews. something you won't see repeated around the country. when you get to the republican challenge in the massachusetts senate race, remember it was the tea party's first big win. that propelled scott brown into finis

doctors over the death of weapons expert david kelly in two thousand and three are pushing for a new inquiry after the first reached a verdict of suicide well kelly was be behind a report showing that britain knew there were no weapons of mass destruction in iraq before joining the invasion and found out the evidence in the case isn't as clear as previously thought. more than eight years since the death of u.n. weapons inspector david kelly and still no inquest following his own mosque as the source of a report saying tony blair's government knew iraq had no weapons of mass destruction be full person invaded the country kelly was found dead in woods near his home a verdict of suicide was recorded despite what many see as conflicting evidence no one's ever said questions about kelly's death and all medical and scientific reports relating to it were secretly classified something which has never been legally explained but it hasn't gone away this week talked to david how pain is to mond that the question of holding an inquest to be reopened he's challenging a decision by attorney genera

ford had said that she might stop pursuing that charge if kelly apologized. >>> well, smokers can noonger light up in downtown concord. the city council voted to ban smoking in a 17 square block area around toto santos plaza in concord. that means not just public places. private property is also included if it's accessible to the public. >>> well, it's a hot day, it's a "spare the air" day. so judge accordingly. it is warm out there. >> that's right. if you have any problems breathing, stay inside but otherwise get out there because it's going to be fantastic cloudy warm. >> that's the thing. you want to get out and enjoy it. if you have respiratory issues, take it easy today but still it's going to be gorgeous at the coastline even. some sunshine there out at the beaches. still we are starting out with a hint of patchy fog at the coast. otherwise, nice clear skies inland. temperatures beginning mild this morning in many spots. 62 in oakland, 63 san jose. by the afternoon, we are look at some mid-90s in the hottest spots inland. inside the bay plenty of 80s. 70s into san francisco. b

in two thousand and three a group of doctors have questioned the official version of events that kelly had committed suicide and accuse the authorities of a major cover up or he's aware of it has more from london. more than eight years since the death of u.n. weapons inspector david kelly and still no inquest following his almost skiing as the sole civil report saying tony blair's government knew iraq had no weapons of mass destruction be full person invaded the country kelly was found dead in woods near his home a verdict of suicide was recorded despite what many see as conflicting evidence no one's ever said questions under oath about kelly's death and old medical and scientific reports relating to it was secretly classified something which has never been legally explained but it hasn't gone away this week to david how pain is to mond that the question of holding an inquest to be reopened he's challenging a decision by attorney general dominic grieve who ruled out holding a coroner's inquest in june citing what he called overwhelming evidence that the u.n. weapons inspector committed

. >> thank you vice mayor kelly. i appreciate and accept your apology. >> assault charges against kelly, launching a police investigation. the police chief turned the case over to the district attorney today to decide whether to prosecute on battery charges. ford and fellow councilwoman had complained that councilmen had a history of heckling and belittling the councilwomen. the other council members called for civility after kelly's apology. >> they call on us to solving problems. >> i look guard to the real change that needs to happen on this council. >> i think it's time that we attempt to respect each other. >> this meeting is the first since the hand slapping. the mayor sat between her and kelly. some long time residents called the dispute juvenile. >> if you have an attitude that anything goes, the city council will push the envelope as far as they can and that comes to slapping. who knows, there will be pistols. >> how do you feel about all this? >> embarrassed and angry. >> after tonight, do we expect things

blair's government knew iraq had no weapons of mass destruction before person invaded the country kelly was found dead in woods near his home a verdict of suicide was recorded despite what many see as conflicting evidence no one's ever said questions about kelly's death and all medical and scientific reports relating to it was secretly classified something which has never been legally explained but it hasn't gone away this week talked to david how pain is demanding that the question of holding an inquest be reopened he's challenging a decision by attorney general dominic grieve who ruled out holding a coroner's inquest in june citing what he called overwhelming evidence that the u.n. weapons inspector committed suicide but david. distinctly underwhelmed by the evidence. that this one group. cross. this is mine yeah. the lead. with. the campaign has popular support reaches of the daily mail newspaper have to ne to do around fifty six thousand dollars in just a week to help finance the appeal how pain and his fellow campaign is hope this will lead to a full inquest into kelly's death many

the next thing i knew vice mayor kelly hit it and hit it hard. it was meant to hurt. >> reporter: if the d.a.'s office does decide to prosecute mr. kelly, you see here, there are several ways this case could go. could go to a citation hearing where he would be told his behavior was inappropriate and not to do it again. anger management or community service and once completed this would not show up on his record. to give you an idea what a conviction on misdemeanor battery could bring, the maximum sentence is six months in jail and/or a $1,000 fine. not a true possibility in this case say observers to the marin county d.a.'s office. a half hour ago police chief tejada told me she has talked to mr. kelly he's apologetic. mr. ford said all she wanted in the first was place an apology. she waited a week, didn't get it. then she went to the police. this may come to an end at the meeting. and maybe they can work on getting that reputation back. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> san mateo police standing by their decision to shoot two threatening dogs at

brian kelly has got to be as frustrated as he's ever been in his career. penalties, turnovers. >> dan: everything you tell your team and your staff before the season starts, especially in the opening game. >> mike: and i'm a coach's son. i remember that when i was a kid, my dad talking about opening game. penalties, turnovers, tackling and special teams. >> dan: murray as they keep it on the ground on second and sixth. darius fleming brings him down. they have got freshman aaron lynch in there as well. 6'6", 265. the offensive coordinator calls him a compelling player. >> mike: he committed to florida state. >> dan: here we go, big play here. play clock down to 4. a carry on the left side short of a first down. fleming is there. >> mike: daniels effectively on one leg. trying to make a play. notre dame takes their second time-out. >> dan: just one left for the irish. trailing by ten with just 4:44 [ manager ] you know... i've been looking at the numbers, and i think our campus is spending too much money on printing. i'd like to put you in charge of cutting