. >> i just want to kept for the committee of the whole, we heard from michael thomas and from the opera and the ballet and the soda community from across cross section and i want to thank the folks who came out tonight as well. and i just a few people to call out, david balban, reme in bringing a group together to work on this again and our vapa staff and rob daniels and especially susan's dot whore has been keeping this in place for many years. principal of soda and mike kevin and his design team. and david golden and his leadership, and but especially at the superintendent and my colleague commissioner jill wynns. >> commissioner, mendoza-mcdonnell? >> great, thank you. >> we had a really great discussion last week around this project and i am so excited to be able to support this tonight. and i just want to reiterate that this is not just the endorsement of creating a world class, but supporting this project fund-raising for this project. and being ambassadors for the school and so that means all of you are going to get taped into to hit the city up as well as many other folks, not o

. >> narrator: coming up, michael lesher and thomas fames, both receive important news. >> i don't care if they put me in lockdown or what, i'm going to smash him. . arrive at san antonio's bear jail, officials ask them about any known enemies they might already have here. they then place those inmates in separate housing units. but inmates rarely disclose every conflict they have on the streets such as the dispute that led to the recent fight between two inmates. sanchez initially claims that he sustained a black eye, burns to his chest and a cuts on his head in a fight. both of whom admitted to the fight but denied the injuries. >> is he the one that threw the water on you? >> no, no. >> who threw the walter on you? >> i don't know about that. >> narrator: after sergeant tucker investigated a rumor that sanchez had fought with two other inmates days earlier, sanchez admitted that the black eye came from that fight, as did the cut on the back of his head, which was reopened in the fight with lomez and hernandez. but he still insists they were the ones that burned him with hot water. ch

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thomas core and slice. neither made any reply to the charge solicitor michael friends told the court that he had been in constant contact with sabrina comments on the seriousness of the situation and not that tall stone. both she and her brother thomas hogan to free legal aid. and judge michael was directed that they receive the appropriate medical attention while in prison. the forum on to them in custody to appear again here next thursday. for adults fourteen use the dublin district court the latter's first minister peter robinson has rejected comments made by his previous us or ian paisley who accuse the irish government of provoking the dublin and monaghan bombings in nineteen seventy four in which thirty three people died. this troublesome will visit them today so the people response or those who come to the balms and no one else the justice for the forgotten group said it was shot by doctor pays these comments new beginnings on an old clean up the headquarters of a group of one of dublin's showpiece industries. an online archive of ireland's first word or act which was something today the department of for

reported in the media, that the officer who fired the fatal shot that killed sergeant thomas smith was detective michael mays. >> reporter: bart police chief rainy says the officer who accidently shot and killed sergeant tommy smith is highly experienced and highly trained. he confirmed today detective michael mays, an officer with 26 years experience under his belt fired the fatal shot. >> you can have all the training and experience in the world. we have been train our people every day and perform on the field in the off days and probably something like this could go wrong. >> reporter: the chief says he is taking steps to ensure the tragedy is not repeated. he's requiring written approval before probation searches take place including the use of lapel cameras. it's still unclear whether the uniformed officers at the shooting scene had their cameras on and recording, but the chief says if they didn't, they should have. >> those tough questions will be asked and answered and we will not hide from the truth. >> it was a tragic set of circumstances that came together. >> reporter: michael rains who repre

thomas. >> reporter:. >>> while things were back-slapping inside, michael grimm physically threatened a reporter after the state of the union when the new york 1 reporter tried to ask him about a campaign finance investigation. and then this happened. >> reporter: since we have you here, we haven't had a chance to talk about -- >> i am not speaking about anything that's off topic. this is only about the president's speech. >> reporter: what about -- >> thank you. >> reporter: all right, so, congressman michael grimm doesn't want to talk about some of the allegations concerning his campaign finances. we wanted to get him on camera about that, balut ut as you saw refused to talk about that. >> let me be clear to you, if you ever do that to me again [ bleep ]. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: why? why? it's a valid question. [ inaudible ] >> no. you are not man. you are not man. i'll break you like a boy. >> okay, so, congressman grimm didn't back down after that incident. in a statement, he said "i was extremely annoyed because i was doing new york 1 a favor by rushing to do their interview first in lieu of sever

detective sergeant thomas smith was shot by officer michael mays. it's no longer a crime scene. someone was home tonight but declined to speak to us. near by we found another one bedroom apartment with the same floor plan. the tenant invited us in. from the front door you can see through to the back of the 720- foot apartment. there are four rooms total. to the left the first doorway leads to the bathroom and goes to an adjoining bedroom. a second door way leads directly to the bedroom. as for the rest of the apartment, there are no walls to block the line of sight. investigators say they are still piecing together what happened but one question has now been answered. >> the pathologist today determined the cause of death to be a single gunshot wound to the chest. >> reporter: sergeant nelson says detective sergeant smith was wearing a ballistic vest similar to this one when he was shot. but that these vests don't offer full protection with openings at the chest and the sides. there will likely be a reenactment and that it may be video taped. i was also told sergeant smith and o

detective sergeant thomas smith was shot by officer michael mays. it's no longer a crime scene. someone was home tonight but declined to speak to us. near by we found another one bedroom apartment with the same floor plan. the tenant invited us in. from the front door you can see through to the back of the 720- foot apartment. there are four rooms total. to the left the first doorway leads to the bathroom and goes to an adjoining bedroom. a second door way leads directly to the bedroom. as for the rest of the apartment, there are no walls to block the line of sight. investigators say they are still piecing together what happened but one question has now been answered. >> the pathologist today determined the cause of death to be a single gunshot wound to the chest. >> reporter: sergeant nelson says detective sergeant smith was wearing a ballistic vest similar to this one when he was shot. but that these vests don't offer full protection with openings at the chest and the sides. there will likely be a reenactment and that it may be video taped. i was also told sergeant smith and o

slained sergeant, thomas smith, and the officer who accidently fired the shot, michael mays. both with 30 years experience between them. >> reporter: i poke with retired b.a.r.t. chief here about what he knows. we spoke about 90 minutes ago and he shared with me what he knows about both officers. officer michael hayes seen here in a video about holiday shopping safety. >> specifically look for items left unsecure. >> reporter: mays has been with the transit agency for 14 years, and prior to that, he was an officer with the moraga police department. >> a dedicated, hard working officer. he had a drive working personality. he was approachable. he was just someone you could talk to. >> reporter: a source tells me mays is the father of a teenage daughter. both men were hired before he became police chief and he regarded them highly. detective smith was someone who who started working for b.a.r.t. at an early age in 1990. >> he was a civilian police employee who was used to patrol the parking lot, and serve as eyes and ears for the officers on patrol. >> my name is sergeant smith.

slained sergeant, thomas smith, and the officer who accidently fired the shot, michael mays. both with 30 years experience between them. >> reporter: i poke with retired b.a.r.t. chief here about what he knows. we spoke about 90 minutes ago and he shared with me what he knows about both officers. officer michael hayes seen here in a video about holiday shopping safety. >> specifically look for items left unsecure. >> reporter: mays has been with the transit agency for 14 years, and prior to that, he was an officer with the moraga police department. >> a dedicated, hard working officer. he had a drive working personality. he was approachable. he was just someone you could talk to. >> reporter: a source tells me mays is the father of a teenage daughter. both men were hired before he became police chief and he regarded them highly. detective smith was someone who who started working for b.a.r.t. at an early age in 1990. >> he was a civilian police employee who was used to patrol the parking lot, and serve as eyes and ears for the officers on patrol. >> my name is sergeant smith.

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game changer thomas fitzpatrick is the first high profile german soccer star to come out as gay. investigators probing michael schumacher's skiing accidents they hastily camera has provided one to add to that spot questions still remain. spartan presidency grace takes the helm of the european union for the next six

officer mistakenly fired that fatal shot. 42-year-old thomas smith was hit and died a short time later. they identified the man who shot him as michaelze, a ten year veteran of the force they are trying to figure out if he meant to fire his gun or if it somehow accidentally went off. >> well, that will be part of the investigation to find out if this was an accidental discharge or was this a target miss identification situation and we will try to figure out what happened and the circumstances that led up top it. >> sergeant's smiths body was escorteded pie police motorcade. >> it belongs to a suspected robber a man already in custody, still they entered with guns drawn after finding the front door unlocked and they feel he may have been hiding somewhere inside and they are offering some more details in yesterday's shooting which happened here in dublin at some point. live in dub dublin. >> they say he was a well respected p.m. officer and husband. coming up, we will have much more about officer smith and the family he leaves behind. >>> it was the second in the city in less than 24 hours. reporter tara moriarty is where it happened l

michael may since the deadly shooting. he says this is painful time for his family and the family of thomas smith who was killed tuesday. he describes his brother as unselfish, and committed to serving the community. >> reporter: the b.a.r.t. promotional video for holiday safety tips is very much what he's like in person. ready to help, whenever, and wherever needed. he is the single father of a 14- year-old daughter. now, john mae says his family is morning alongside sergeant smith's family. >> it's something that stays with us. it's something that hurts. and it's unimaginable. >> reporter: officer mae studied criminal justice that went with then cal state hayward. he went on to become a police officer in muraga before joining b.a.r.t. police 14 years ago. >> very conscientious. he wasn't reckless. just a person that wanted to do the right thingment. >> reporter: john may says his brother and sergeant smith were friends and golfing buddies. he tells me he hasn't asked his brother how the shooting happened. he says he wants the investigation to run its course. >> it seems unfair that this can happen in life. to two peop

michael may since the deadly shooting. he says this is painful time for his family and the family of thomas smith who was killed tuesday. he describes his brother as unselfish, and committed to serving the community. >> reporter: the b.a.r.t. promotional video for holiday safety tips is very much what he's like in person. ready to help, whenever, and wherever needed. he is the single father of a 14- year-old daughter. now, john mae says his family is morning alongside sergeant smith's family. >> it's something that stays with us. it's something that hurts. and it's unimaginable. >> reporter: officer mae studied criminal justice that went with then cal state hayward. he went on to become a police officer in muraga before joining b.a.r.t. police 14 years ago. >> very conscientious. he wasn't reckless. just a person that wanted to do the right thingment. >> reporter: john may says his brother and sergeant smith were friends and golfing buddies. he tells me he hasn't asked his brother how the shooting happened. he says he wants the investigation to run its course. >> it seems unfair that this can happen in life. to two peop

thomas in the u.s. virgin islands. >>> another data breach for a major retailer. michaelss is investigating a potential security breach that may have compromised customers' credit card information. they are asking customers to check their statements for fraudulent charges in the wake of cyber attacks on target and neiman marcus that compromised millions of americans' payment information. >>> u.s. officials expect the stream of terror threats aimed at the sochi winter olympics to continue in these final days leading up to the games. but just how credible are they? and with the unprecedented security measures russia has put into place, just how safe is sochi? joining me now, evan coleman. with a welcome, i know that you monitor all these extremist websites. what are the most alarming things that you're seeing online in regard to the threats against the games right now? >> i think you're right. we're seeing an increasing crescendo of these kind of threats pop up. in addition to threats from the caucuses itself, people in dagestan or chechnya, we're also seeing threats from ou

thomas edison. 90% of the electricity they use is lost as heat. >> they're essentially heaters that make a little bit of light, and we need to move on. >> reporter: michaelogy lighting center at the university of california davis, where they are looking for the replacement. for a few years now, we've been told we should replace this with this. >> yes. >> reporter: people hate them! >> we had something that was tremendously efficacious, very efficient, lots more unit light for unit power, but it didn't satisfy the consumers' demand for light. >> reporter: siminovitch has found what consumers want is the same warm light that's been glowing from incandescents for so long. >> it's really about color quality. it's about the richness of color. it's about the warmth of color. these are the primary attributes of what people want to see in a light source. unfortunately, these weren't present in compact fluorescents. >> reporter: they are present in l.e.d. bulbs showing up on store shelves that meet federal efficient efficiency standards. >> this is 60 watts and this is 13. >> reporter: for those who miss the gentle glow of the incandescent bulb, there's a web cam

michael, can you hear us. >> sounds like a lot of expedited care there as cdc got involved from st. thomas. they didn't stop at any ports and came straight back here. everyone i spoke to said they were very supportive with the care, antinausea drugs, antidiarrhea drugs, rehydration. the only problem was a long wait. biggest problem, waiting to get services. very crowded. >> there were people said they were down there from the night before actually trying to get checked and like said made, being in a room with 100 sick people all vomiting, just to me i would rather just stayed in my room and got better, took whatever medicine i could. >> and then, was there a problem with containing it? because i also was told you couldn't just grab food off of those buffets. you had to wait until people served you? if you followed the rules you didn't get sick. you were already sick. did you find if you followed rules you didn't get sick. >> no. people that were sick were walking around the boat. >> spreading it. >> spreading it. >> elevators and stair wales, touching, door snobs and sitting in same theater

tina, and samberg wins two awards, jimmy fallon, seth meyer, the lauren michaels cutaway, his master plan went into effect. thomasmorning. >> oh, my god, now don't study too hard for this job. >> i want to say i got to go to "beautiful," opening for carole king's -- >> oh, okay. >> so i only watched part of the golden globes, by i thought amy and tina knocked it out of the park. everybody loves them. if you get made fun of, i think you feel really special, and they made a lot of people feel special. jacqueline bissette, her acceptance speech -- >> the time it took for people to get from their seats to the stage. >> robin wright. >> who ran. sprinted. >> i loved her acceptance speech, because i'm not going to gh through all of the stuff -- you know, thank you. good-bye. >> saved some time for barry adelman. >> exactly. >> "breaking bad" table four layers deep, and you knew they would win, and bryan cranston, it took a second song -- >> the hollywood foreign press, they love meth heads, bipolar, you'll get a statuette. so they like to take people, i guess, that have taken all of us on a ride. cra cate blanchett, sh

thomas smith, called tommy by friends. this is held at neighborhood church of castro valley. smith accidentally shot and killed by michael. hundreds turned out the chapel of the chimes funeral home in hayward to offer their condolences to the family at a viewing. maes is now on leave but he is among those expected to attend the service this morning. his brother tells nbc bay area news, that will be the beginning of a very long road to healing. >> how can you possibly minimize this tragic event? you can't. how can you forgot it? you can't. >> smith lived in san ramon and leaves behind his wife, young daughter. officers from as far away from boston and texas expected to be here today. service begins at 10:00. church doors open at 9:00. it is open to the public. christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> follow-up to a piece of legislation a lot of people here in the bay area are paying attention to. the imitation firearms safety act would require toy and replica guns to look different than guns that fire actual bullets. the bill was in the works when 13-year-old andy lopez was shot by a deputy in santa rosa last october. the

join america tonight's michael okwu for an exclusive four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jazeera america sclz >> welcome to al jazeera sclz america. i'm thomase are following this hour. >> thursday, new jersey politicians will hold a hearing to investigate chris christie's administration. they allegedly blocked traffic lanes on the george washington bridge to punish a town that did not support him. >> the white house came out in defence ever vice president joe biden in response to a memoire in robert gates' book. he criticised his foreign policy insects and jay carney said joe biden is a senior advisor to president obama. >> utah put

thomas smith, known as tommy. by his friends. they'll be out here at neighborhood church of castro valley. smith, as you said, accidentally shot and killed by fellow b.a.r.t. police officer michael maes during a probation search. hundreds turned out at chapel of the chimes funeral home in hayward to offer condolences at a viewing. maes is on leave but expected to be here today at the funeral. his brother tells nbc bay area news that that will be the beginning of a long road to healing. >> how can you possibly minimize this tragic event? you can't. how can you forgot it? you can't. >> reporter: smith lived in san ramon, leaves behind his wife and young daughter. officers from as far away as boston and texas expected to be here later today. service begins at 10:00 this morning. church doors open at 9:00. it is open to the public. reporting live in castro valley, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> police in hillsborough looking for the man they say robbed a home after claiming he was a utility worker. take a look at this sketch. released by the police department. the suspect described as a clean-shaven white man in his early 40s, 6'2", 220 pounds. police say he t

thomas smith. last monday there were doing a probation search and something went wrong. his colleague, michaelare not able sure if he is here. >> i just received word from organizers that stated that we cannot go inside of the cinema with recordings of that we are to keep a distance. after they leave they should wrap up all around noon. they're calling this a motorcade but you can imagine with all these police officers who may take the drive to the chapel to look at this. >> this is a huge traffic problem and it is or to start this afternoon when it will hit mission boulevard. more and more police officers are arriving. >> we are going to actually start with a look at the right in castro valley, interstate 680. in the middle of your screen you can see the traffic is starting to clear up but as you look ateft- hand corner you will see that farther south the slower the traffic continues to go. the ride is still barely backed up and down towards the danville. taking a look at the ride in san jose 1 01 north, still very heavy. it is heavy traffic all the way to redwood city. maybe, a short break b

michael steele, jonathan alter, and, yes, yours truly. not really a dra marx it's a comedy. and i think that's my first and last comedic role. >> you had good hair in that picture. >> thomas, you'reay unless we're flashing back to bad hair days. why do i look so tiny next to you. >> you don't have anything today about a flashback. >> i don't, but i'm expecting you and patrick to cancel whatever pathetic plans you had tonight and watch me on "alpha house." >> we will for sure, no plans other than ice cream and elastic pants. >> thomas, i'm going to miss these moments. thomas is now going to the 1:00 a.m. wakeup. what time will you set your alarm for? >> i think it's more like 3:00-ish. >> we'll miss you. >> thank you. i'm going to miss you too. you know i love you. >> love you, too. >> this woman has suffered this fool for years now. >> girl's got to do what a girl's got to do. >> you're the greatest, i love chris jansing. of course, we're going to take off where you have left off with chris christie in this deep damage control mode right now. can the new jersey governor recover from the bridgegate scandal that's threatening to derail a 2016 run for the presidency? we're going to

bart police say sergeant thomas smith was shot to death tuesday afternoon by fellow officer michael mazent in dublin. maze's attorney says the two were not only coworkers, but friends as well. >> officer maze is very concerned and deeply concerned with how sergeant smith's family is feeling, and he extends his love and consideration to them. >> police psychologist says friendly fire shootings are especially difficult for law enforcement because it's such a tight-knit community. officer maze is now on administrative leave. the funeral for detective sergeant tom smith will take place wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at the neighborhood church of castro valley. it is located on drawn drive and is also known as the three crosses church. >>> we are learning more about a deadly accident on the railroad tracks here the santa clara cal trans station. police say the man who died on monday night was trying to save the life of a stranger. philip schulze was trying to pull a man lying on the tracks to safety when he was hit. >> he would endanger his life for someone else. he's just that type of person. >> th

thomas burr, senior washington correspondent for the salt lake city tribune and the chairman of board of the national press club. jim michaels, military reporter for "usa today." bill ingram, director of the army national guard. the podium.r donna, a reporter for "usa today." the organizer of today's lunch on the speakers committee and the 2009 president of the national press club. skipping over the speaker momentarily, rachel oswald, a at national journal news wire. brigadier general james whitham. mary french of army magazine. chief master sergeant mitch enlisted advisor to the chief of the national guard bureau. watson a retired daily newspaper editor. a veteran of the national guard and a member of the national post.club american legion known asfales better sergeant shaft, a columnist at military.com. [applause] as the defense department a leanerow to create less costly military force without compromising readiness ournd guest today points to the national guard as a key part of solution. today's national guard general "the mostrass says is come patent, relevant and battle tested national guard in the history of the natio