. >> i in that note he indicated his anger and malice toward the tsa officers. there is a video of the incident as stated in the complaint. the video shows the defendant's activities during the crime yesterday. at the crime scene we row recovd five loaded magazines and a host of unspent ammunition, bullet casings. >> it was a large crime scene. the fbi's evidence response team-worked that scene. we called in assistance from our san francisco office and phoenix office and san diego office. >>> the fbi indicated four people were shot and one was a tsa agent hernandez. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, brother and friend. he would have been 4 40 next we. i'm truly devastated. we are all heart broken and will miss him dearly. thank you very much. >> and our brian rooney joins us live from lax with more on this. what else do we no about this suspected. he is 23-year-old and he his name is paul cianca from new jersey and do we know what possibly motivated him? >> well, obviously we are told that he left a note and messing ans thaingan -- messages that hs targetin

that's a fundamentally different problem than someone who is purposefully and with malice enacting somem against your organization. so for the purpose of this presentation and how i think the insider threat problem should be defined, it's about really looking for that specific intent and malice. though the insider threat issue has garnered a lot more support and a lot more noteworthy news in recent years because of some of the high profile cases, it's one of the least voluminous problems that can have some of the highest impacts. insider threats cannot only compromise sensitive government information that can have longstanding effects for our government, our economy, our international operations, they can also cause damage to the government and industry in the numbers of billions of dollars which i don't really think anybody has that money to spare. the other key factor of the insider threat problem is that we really can't focus be, again, on specific situations. of it's not about someone who's a spy or someone who prints a lot of data or injects mal code into a system. it has numerous

and seven the jury in the los angeles court delivered a groundbreaking verdict was found liable for malice and misconduct. my hope was that this story would bring about better conditions for the fall workers to produce by us today for ever the message was extremely unpleasant so to get a film out would prove to be a journey full of obstacles. out . in the beginning or made two dozen nine were ready to launch my film by anonymous. one morning a huge package from the us was delivered to our office. only a few days earlier we had launched the film's website announcing that we would have our world premiere in competition at the los angeles film festival. inside this package was a cease and desist letter from a law firm representing dold food company claimed that facts in my film were based on a fraud. that the banana workers were lying. they could be deaf but all i said was going on here we're not out to get. him and the story convinced that this was a misunderstanding. as they see the film everything will fall into place. when the cease and desist letter came in from dole i was also mentioned

in that note he indicated his anger and his malice - i would say - towards the tsa officers. there is a video of the accident as stated in the complaint. that video shows the defendant's activities during the crime yesterday. >> brian rooney joins us live from lax. what else did we learn today? >> well, they are getting into this. one thing we don't know is exactly why he tarted tsa -- targeted tsa agents. we don't know that he had a bad experience or worked for the tsa. that is still somewhat of a mystery. someone who has not gotten as much mention is the man who was killed yesterday, the transportation security officer, gerardo i. hernandez, and his wife spoke. really, she was rather elegant and composed when she talked about her husband. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, brother, son and friend. he would have been 40 next week. i am truly devastated. we are all heartbroken and will miss him dealer. thank you very much. >> really sad to hear something like that. so the fbi says that they are going to build a full profile of paul ciancia to see exactly what did drive hi

the jury found one of the girls acted wit malice, meang her family could face punitive mages as well. both des were back in court and reached an agreement those damages. the details could be made public in a few weeks. >>> is it a tribute or an a national dete is now local. there's a proposal to change the name of the vallejo'sigh school mascot, the apache. >> reporter: this is an ise that's stirring up all kindsof emotions here in vallejo. some feel the mascot is a real source of pride and tradition and honorhile others say it is hurtful and humiliating. >> they say it is honorin me >> reporter: she says she's been troubled for years by thepache mascot. she's among thoseushing the district t change it. >> we have many students who go to scol and we've hear they're embarrassed about the whole thin they're afraid to say they're nativemericanecause ty will be ridicul or teased. we are not mascots for s. entertainment. >> reporter: the unified school board is set to vote on wether to scrap the mascot oe and for he says he's never seen o heard anthing derogatory. >> i think it's a little

less enough to understand what is unhappy happening to us as african people there's been permeated malicend for thought to remove black people from the city. and to speak about cultural institutions whether they were the soul food restaurants or chicago barbara shop and the marcus book store and we can go on and on but those of us who have been in place to stop the hemorrhageing. the jazz heritage center in particular has a dear plays in my heart. former supervisor mark said there were 3 cultural institutions open fillmore street it's the marcus book store and the jazz and the john culture church. the rest is a feeding trove and gym joints which we understand begin joint gave birth to this music. my grandson was able to take advantage of the drum lessons that trudy i didn't gave and other things that have happened that are crumbling e krushl important. there's a great picture here we need to 250k. this of the destined to revitalize and grandparent the african-american community. i'm so glad to see so many of people of color on this board >> (calling names). >> here's the problem you guys

. >> i don't know the research for san francisco, but i know the research as professor malic has. it almost results in higher prices and ken has access issues as there is one obvious way to think about it is what does it mean for the prices being charged to the uninsured. it's rare that people who can't afford it pay the full price, but it could happen, but there's also concern that as prices continue to rise, that the growing gap between what commercial payers pay and what public payers pay, could lead to access issues generally that there may not be providers accept general patients because their prices haven't been kept low enough since they didn't have to be kept low enough and it's no longer sustainable to them to provide to those who can't pay. there is a broad body of research to be done, but there's more to learn. >> i know some were saying as we were negotiations and supervisor farrel and chiu did great work to make sure the cpnc development is going to move forward at a positive way, but i know as the 50 bed centralized location was being discussed. some were saying st.

. >>> he indicated his anger and his malice. i would say towards the t.s.a. officers. >> charged with murder. police file charges against the man they say killed a t.s.a. at pointblank range. revenge suicide bombing, that's what the pakistan taliban is promising as they blame the u.s. for killing their leader. >> and offline again - healthcare.gov website is down this sunday as programmers try to make it glitch free once and for all. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm morgan radford. . >>> authorities file murder charges against a man they say opened fire inside terminal 3 at los angeles international airport. details emerged about the shooting that left one t.s.a. dead and others wounded. police say paul ciancia was dropped off by someone at lax before opening his bag, whipping out an assault rifle and shot gerardo i. hernandez at pointblank range. witnesses say sooens -- sooens walk said away -- paul ciancia walked away only to return and shot gerardo i. hernandez again. he left a note saying he was targeting security scr

it charged that quote lee harvey oswald did voluntarily and with malice aforethought, kill john f. by shooting him with a gun end quote. following the reading of the complaint, oswald said "that's ridiculous." >> within hours of the assassination it was very obvious to virtually everyone in dallas law enforcement that oswald had killed kennedy. >> chief, can you tell news summary what directly links oswald to the killing of the president? >> well, the fact that he was on the floor where the shots were fired from immediately before the shots were fired, the fact that he was seen carrying a package to the building, the fact that -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> yesterday morning. >> after the shooting in dealey plaza, oswald was the only employee at the book depository that fled the building. 45 minutes later he shoots and kills officer j.d. tippit. half hour later at the texas theater he resisted arrest by pulling his gun on the arresting officer. >> during 12 hours of interrogation by the dallas police department over the weekend, he told one provable lie after near. >> did you buy t

. >> no, i don't feel that -- this is not malice. >> he did lie. >> i don't feel it's malice. it's difference between losing your plan and losing your insurance benefits. secondly, the insurance companies didn't need to do that. all they had to do was make an adjustment to so many of these plans. and what the insurance companies wanted to do was make this plan look bad. >> the insurance companies didn't say -- wait a minute. >> what he metropolitan was if you had the plan that complies with this -- >> you can keep it. he said that. he said it and his white house knew better than that. >> leslie, let many ask you a question. >> did he need to be more specific? absolutely. but do i feel that he was maliciously -- he did not go far enough in his comment. absolutely. he was not specific enough with his comment. >> oh, good grief. >> but i don't feel that he was doing a no new taxes with the american people. >> why didn't he tell us the truth and should he have told us the truth? i mean look, why not go out and say look, there's a number of substandard plans. you can't keep those.

. >> in that note, he indicated his anger and his malice, i would say, towards the tsa officers. >> reporter: according to a federal criminal complaint, ciancia fired multiple rounds at point-blank range at officer hernandez. investigators say ciancia then proceeded up an else canlator, but when the wounded officer appeared to move, he returned to the lobby, shooting hernandez again. >> we have a tsa officer shot. >> reporter: with hernandez down, the gunman is on the move. police say he shoots and wounds t two more tsa officers. a high school teacher is also hit. once he was past security, police say the suspect made his way down this long corridor. according to some reports, he went up to witnesses and said, tsa? they shook their head no, the suspect kept going. in 60 seconds, police corner ciancia, shooting him multiple times and at least once in the head. >> suspect down, suspect down. >> reporter: we now know ciancia lived in los angeles for over a year. law enforcement sources tell nbc news he legally purchased two guns from a target range not far from his home. in a note, ciancia lash

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it charged that quote, lee harvey oswald did voluntarily and with malice aforethought kill john f. with a gun end quote following the reading of the complaint oswald said that's ridiculous. >> within hours of the assassination, it's obvious to virtually to everyone in dallas law enforcement that oswald had killed kennedy. >> chief, can you tell us in summery what directly links oswald to the killing of the president? >> well, the fact that he was on the floor where the shots were fired from immediately before the shots were fired. the fact he was seen carrying a package to the building, the fact that -- >> what was in there. >> yesterday morning. >> yesterday morning in the dilly plaza he was the only one in the book depository that fled the building. 45 minutes later he kills the officer and he resisted arrest by pulling a gun on an officer. during 12 hours of interrogationy the dallas police department over the weekend, he told one provable lie after another. >> did you buy that rifle? >> that's the facts you people have been given but i deny the charges. >> within a day or so th

in that note, he indicated his malice and anger towards the tsa officers. they are checking whether a roommate unwittingly drove him to the airport. they describe ciancia as a loan are and in hopes of piecing together the sequence of events. the wife of the victim said he took great pride in his job. >> he enjoyed his interaction with the passengers at lax. >> he was born in he will salvador and would have turned 40. the couple was married on valentine's day 1988. two others were wounded while two other people were injured running from the scene. >>> this weekend, the 100-foot pylons are lit up in blue to honor hernandez, the first officer to be killed in the 12 year history. >> they are also wearing black bands over his badges in his memory. >> the transportation security administration will review his policy in the wake of the shootings. the head of the tsa said agents are the first line of defense and said he will do everything possible to make sure something like this does not happen again. he did not say whether or not he wants agents to start carrying

to vary it up, to have a baha'i minister or a -- a wiccan, but for the most part, not out of any malice or anything like that, but because this is what the people in this community knew and were familiar with and what most of the ministers were, most of the prayers sounded like this. >> well, no. i mean, it's clearly not correct that most of the prayers sounded like the one you just read. >> but your position is that wouldn't matter, as i understand, because you have you have -- you have two limitations, proselytizing and disparaging. and -- but i think justice kagan's question just set place place limitations. one could read your brief and say, well, it doesn't matter; it could be an executive body, it could be a court, it could be a town meeting, a school board, a zoning board, a utilities board. that's -- is this case about prayer at the beginning of a legislative session or is it about prayer in all three branches of government? >> this case is about prayer at the beginning of a legislative session. that's exactly what the meetings at issue here are -- are about. that's what the boa

it charged that quote, lee harvey oswald did voluntarily and with malice aforethought kill john f.n, end quote. following the reading of the complaint, oswald said, that's ridiculous. >> within hours of the assassination, it was very obvious to virtually everyone in the dallas law enforcement that oswald had killed kennedy. >> chief, can you tell us in summary what directly links oswald to the killing of the president? >> well, the fact that he was on the floor where the shots were fired from immediately before the shots were fired. the fact he was seen carrying a package to the building, the fact that -- >> what was in there? >> yesterday morning. >> after the shooting in dealey plaza, oswald was the only employee at the book depository that fled the building. 45 minutes later he kills the officer. half hour later at the texas theater he resisted arrest by pulling his gun on the arresting officer. >> doors just opened. >> during 12 hours of interrogation by the dallas police department over the weekend, he told one provable lie after another. >> did you buy that rifle? >> that's t

it charged that quote lee harvey oswald did voluntarily and with malice aforethought kill john f. with a gun" end quote. at the reading of the complaint oswald said "that's ridiculous." >> within hours of the assassination, it was very obvious to virtually everyone in dallas law enforcement that oswald had killed kennedy. >> chief, can you tell us in summary what directly links oswald to the killing of the president? >> the fact that he was on the floor where the shots were fired from immediately before the shots were fired, the fact that he was seen carrying a package to the building, the fact that -- >> yesterday morning. >> after the shooting in dealey plaza oswald was the only employee at the book depository that fled the building. 45 minutes later he shoots and kills officer j.d. tippit. half hour later at the texas theater he resisted arrest by pulling his gun on the arresting officers. during 12 hours of interrogation by the dallas police department over the weekend, he told one provable lie after another. >> did you buy that rifle? >> i don't know what you people have been

he closes with the great line with malice towards none and charity for all and firmness in the right as god gives us to see the right. let us drive to finish the work we are in. you may think what does this have to do with me? you are a college student and intern and working with office and in business here. what does that have to do with me? often i thought of the same thing myself. i am a writer and a mother and you wonder what it has to do with us. it has a lot to do with us. we have the truth and we don't want to lean on judgment. we know that doesn't get us to where we need to go. we also have to understand that if we want to dream big and think about where we want our nation to be when my children are older which i have my two little ones, we have to think about a nation that can be focussed on truth to creative solutions. part of saying what is truthful without judgment is the truth is still the truth. it doesn't make the truth go away. it makes us focus on the truth and create a really creative solution versus looking at the past and figuring out how to fix the past. you can

kim worthy is very thorough in the work she has done and particularly in the past, with case like malice green and we believe she was thorough in this case, we are certainly supporting her and we are going to be watching and waiting patiently as the jury and the judge make the decision about what will happen here. >> do you believe racism was involved in this case? >> you know race in america has definitely amped up a couple of levels in the last few years here. you know we have seen trayvon martin ranisha mcbride, we have heard statements from right wing conservative folks like ted knew jent and hank williams in regard to their hate for president obama. we believe that there is definitely -- we are going in the wrong direction in terms of race relations in america. and we've got to really stop these politics of division from becoming pervasive across the country. obviously, this man was acting you know in a sense of him saying an african american. we have to ask ourselves the question if it was a white woman that was coming to his door would he have shot her? and if there was a black ma

it charged that quote, lee harvey oswald did voluntarily and with malice aforethought kill john f. him with a gun, end quote following the reading of the complaint oswald said that's ridiculous. . following the reading of the complaint oswald said that's ridiculous. >> within hours of the assassination, it's obvious to virtually to everyone in dallas law enforcement that oswald had killed kennedy. >> chief, can you tell us in summary what directly links oswald to the killing of the president? >> well, the fact that he was on the floor where the shots were fired from immediately before the shots were fired. the fact he was seen carrying a package to the building, the fact that -- >> what was in there. >> yesterday morning. >> yesterday morning in the dilly plaza he was the only one in the book depository that fled the building. 45 minutes later he kills the officer and half hour later he resisted arrest by pulling a gun on an officer. during 12 hours of interrogation at the dallas police department over the weekend, he told one provable lie after another. >> did you buy that rifle?

jack ruby has just been found guilty of murder with malice and has been given the maximum sentence, deaththe electric chair after the jury deliberated 2 hours and 25 minutes. >> what do you think of this verdict? >> i believe that jack ruby was a paid killer to close the mouth of my son, lee harvey oswald. >> the question of whether ruby knew oswald before or was in cahoots to kill him is one of the most important questions. because ruby knew people in criminal activities, there was a lot of investigation about a potential conspiracy. >> ruby would have been one of the most unlikely and worst hit men that the mob could ever get. >> on november 24th, 1963, lee harvey oswald is supposed to have been transferred at 10:00. at 10:00, the evidence is undisputed that jack ruby was at home asleep. then he got dressed and drove downtown. >> the receipt shows that ruby was sending a money order to one of his strippers from a western union office across from the courthouse at 11:17 a.m. >> we know that at 11:20, three minutes later, a block away, jack ruby killed lee harvey oswald. the evidence show

it's been nine years since ron artest went in and set off the palace -- malice at the palace. this is great stuff. they do it to different these days. who people don't see a lot in studios and the commercial breaks, ken and elizabeth have a little dance of their own. would you guys like to show that. >> you're going to get all embarrassed. she will not do what she does. >> it is my signature dance move. >> you may see it some time. you'll have to stay tuned. >> okay. forget that one. how about the kids cam thing? i love that at the stadium arenas. >> we don't do that here. >> we're not kissing you, if that's what you're getting at. >> all right. before we say good night, more on that breaking news. b.a.r.t station severely delayed because of debris on the track. a kpix staffer sat the embarcadero station telling us riders are being turned away. b.a.r.t just told us it will be another half hour before the tracks will be cleared. >> all righty. and we have no rain, you're saying on thanksgiving? >> reporter: rain free on thanksgiving and hannakah. thanksgivingaka. >> there you g

it charged that quote, lee harvey oswald did voluntarily and with malice aforethought kill john f. him with a gun, end quote. following the reading of the complaint, oswald said, that's ridiculous. >> within hours of the assassination, it was very obvious to virtually everyone in the dallas law enforcement that oswald had killed kennedy. >> chief, can you tell us in summary what districtrectly lin oswald to the killing of the president? >> well, the fact that he was on the floor where the shots were fired from immediately before the shots were fired. the fact he was seen carrying a package to the building, the fact that -- >> what was in there. >> yesterday morning. >> after the shooting in dealey plaza, oswald was the only employee at the book depository that fled the building. 45 minutes later he kills the officer and he resisted arrest by pulling a gun on an officer. >> doors just opened. >> during 12 hours of interrogation by the dallas police department over the weekend, he told one provable lie after another. >> did you buy that rifle? >> that's the facts you people have been

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