san francisco police officer and his wife, joyce and three children, michael junior, britney, and malik. and we will adjourn in his memory and his honor tonight. thank you. >> chief? >> thank you, commissioner. >> some recent updates and i know that we have two presentation and so i will be brief. >> we did suffer our second homicide of the year and but more importantly, one more significantly it was our first homicide at the hands of an intimate parter over 43 months going back to may tenth although the relationship was only two weeks old, it was still an intimate relationship, and although, 43 months was something significant, we wear it around here that we now start again and hopefully we will get to way past 43 months, but we did suffer our second homicide in late january. and again, unfortunately yesterday, we suffered our first pedestrian fatality, since our meetings and our commitment to zero fatalities for the year, and it occurred on sunset boulevard at yorva and, the driver of the vehicle was at fault, and it has been charged with the vehicular manslaughter. and the efforts of

hello what the band came to the golden streets after he's held high osama malik from bank for in the men's one thousand meter is back. and to remain in power to seize korea can add another bowl crumble. i am fine if the new lead in the snowboard halfpipe. semis and finals of the late at night. and it's the end of this place at ascot. after that. it's so so morally night cheering thinking so much too soon for all those updates the time. right now moving on to others sports ladies professional golf has exploded onto the global landscape in recent years to reach a joint this in the sports center with the details below that. hey guys in the little old for a decade the lpga since a national presence has grown tremendously and is now there's more talents more recognition and more money well back in the early nineteen nineties the door flew open for the national coffers and by that twenty per cent treat non americans like annika sorenstam marino toll and a bunch of koreans started dominating the sport now with hornets held in the americas europe asia and oceania. sponsorship support in rais

malik he. it is not surprising that they since weto be problems handed over governance. the most important arab states strategic lead. it doesn't become more important because we made a mistake in the past. other hand, iraqi is important because of its proximity to her rant which i believe is one of our greatest threats to national security. >> we are pleased -- prior to his current assignment, he served as a special advisor to the national security staff. he also served as lead negotiator and court nader during bilateral talks with the iraqi government back in 2008. without objection, your prepared statement will be made part of the record and the members here will have five days to submit any statements, questions, or extraneous material for the record. summarize your remarks. we will go to questions. thank you for inviting me to discuss the situation in iraq with a focus on al qaeda's primary offshoot in iraq. a restatement will discuss the situation, current and how we intend to help the iraqis combated. its former incarnation was the focus of u.s. and iraqi security

malik jackson was there for the stop. >> troy: that match-up coming into this game is clearly what everybody here for seattle offensively is important. they're 0 for 2 in the red zone. they've dominated the first quarter of this game. and they need to take advantage of these opportunities while that offense of denver is struggling. >> joe: on first down. a blitz. strung out. and a good play. play made by danny. he was the tackler on this defense. >> troy: these one of the guys they could count on all season long. one of two player on the defensive side. terrance knighton being the other 1 that started all 16 games. he's been a dependable performer. makes a nice play. >> joe: the 0 for 2 in the red zone. as far as getting it into the end zone, lynch, 7 carries, 11 yards. that's it to start his day. on second down. the pass is caught. baldwin. ripped to the ground by paris lenon. a gain of seven. >> troy: the difference right now, joe, as we know, is just how good seattle has been on this down. they have won on third downs. a lot of football games. and once you get beyond, take away the turnov

he beat malik 6-2, 6-3, notching up his 300th career win. seed advanced to the quarter finals of the mexican open, they are taking place in al coe poke coe. a final set meeting. the second seed andy murray is also through, but he struggled. eventually beating him 6-3, 6-4 to set up an encounter. our children from poor neighborhoods in south africa are being introduced to fencing a sport perceived by some to be played by a privileged few. but fencing is also keeping children off the streets. reporting from stratus burg. >> these children in south africa are learning the basics offensing. they come from poor family whose can't afford private legislation sons, all the equipment is needed to practice. but then donations 18-year-old is this year's national common, in her age group. she is also competed in the europe. >> it is the nice. >> fencing is an unconventional sport in many communities. he has only been fencing for about a week, for him, this is not just about doing something new, it also keeps them out of trouble. >> you hang out with the

two quarterbacks signed, including transfer malik watson, who's supposed to be good. 12th man out inuper bowl title. an estimated 700,000 lined the parade route for the first super bowl ever won by the super hawks -- super hawks, they were super hawks, the seahawks. they were at centurylink field. pete carroll high-fiving people, richard sherman lip syncing. nice day for seahawk fans. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> they were super hawks. >> yes. >> peyton manning. >> i don't think he wants to talk about it right now. >>> well, that is this edition of abc 7 news. spencer christian, larry beil, all of us, i'm dan ashley. thanks for the company. we appreciate your time, as always, abc 7 news continues online, on facebook, all your mobile devices. see you at 11:00. by our spanish nombres. there will be-- what's this? it's okay, it's okay. do it. [laughs] buenos dias, winger.

instead, our ambassador on the ground said no, malik is our guy. we need to back maliki and eventually the deal was cut in tehran and the glint of the smoke-filled rooms in iran, if you in which the office of the martyred sadr supported maliki for another term. and a lot we was sidelined. so what did the sunnis learn from this? that no matter if we win at the ballot box or not doesn't matter because who's going to be the next premise, will be decided in tehran and washington would be left out of the process. and this is the reason why no one was aboard the extension of u.s. forces in iraq the next year because what good were we? we were supporting the other side spent what was our reason? >> i believe that he thought the maliki was a good ally and that he was the best hope for a stable iraq going forward. i think the best hope for a stable iraq going forward was a system in which democratic rules and rule of law was respected. and it wasn't. >> as colonel raburn indicated, we're now back in a situation where we were into the house and ate with 8000

malik is the prim prime minister know. mib after the coming election. you might not be.where we are focused on is building an institutional relationship with the a rocky government and institutions, military, parliament, something is going to last for many, many years. >> and the sale of russian arms to iraq, are you concerned about that at all, whatever it was? >> just. i don't want iraqis buying russian hardware. but i have to be honest with given this is security situation there's a lot of strategic competitors showing up a notch on the same doors were knocking on saying hey, we're here to sell you an attack helicopter. just write a check. we have a system, a good system, they make sure that stuff arrives with a long-term institutional relationship as i discussed. but it is slow and commerce and. earlier i was in saudi arabia, bahrain and other countries and there's a lot of complaints about our foreign military sales system is too slow. we hear the same thing from iraqis but i want iraq to buy u.s. equipment because that buys a long-term strategic relationship. so ye