[applause] our next recipient is officer constantine saros and pat griffin, and read by officer moser. >> one more closing note and the he is here, lieutenant glenn marr that led tactical company that night and for whatever reason it's all about his guys. great job, glenn. [applause] >> at approximately 0730 hours on saturday, april 22, 2006, officers john constantine zachos and sergeant griffin, along with other officers responded on a report of a shooting in process that may have been related to domestic violence. headquarters advised that the neighbors could still hear loud noises coming from the unit. upon arrival the officers observed a three-story security gate, and officers led up the stairs. and upon reaching the unit, the officers noticed that the door was open and the suspect stuck his head out. the officers were on the stairway and with reported shooti shooting, they ordered him to come out and no response and officer opened the door with a semi gunpointing. raising the gun and pointing to officers zachos and fired at suspect and the suspect retreated into another room. cal

i said i don't know charles moser. he went out of line. but calls in created me a massive heart burn. as i show in the book, they called me in to ask me, who was working for, how much money i was going to make, which i didn't know at that time i was just happy to have a job. all of these details that you normally are put through are prior to me getting out of prison. i was not press released from prison on the due date i was suppose to be released. >> how much of this book did you write yourself? >> i written the entire book myself except for ricky campbell's part and matt parker a former staffer of mine. i had an editor, sherry johnson from new mexico, wonderful woman. the actual book itself, as far as the thoughts of the book, i have written them. i didn't have a ghost writer who gave me the material. sherry, as editor would help me. >> where did you write it? >> i wrote it in india. it's called goa and specifically mccloud, which is a city -- i was five -- >> how did you write it longhand or dictate it? >> i ended up -- i had one of tho

i followed up captain moser had a meeting following the value lengths garden. it was moderately attend but he said it was not by any means acrimonious. there was mission stations four blocks from valencia street. >> it was not that well attended. what's the next steps in engaging the community on this. they had a meeting within 4 weeks of the event so - >> those are capture meetings. >> sure. i had him make sure that the valencia garden knew of the meetings >> thank you commissioner loft tuesday and commissioner khan. commissioner dejoe's >> i don't know if this is a new item but i see in our staff this thing about the homeless and the rights of the homeless. i know it's been here a couple of week i went on vacation but when i left we were talking about some of the newsletters and i think about the homeless there's been apologize gone out to the community and i have a doubt seen them can i get a copy

. >> his general manager, allison moser, says the operation felt scattered. >> one of the things i dore is make sure all of our employees and all the different production lines are set. you know, everybody's got plenty of work to do. and down there, it was a very difficult thing to manage. >> it was a challenge to deal with new complications like customs and to not see products as they were coming off the line. there was a clear disconnect. >> and in guatemala, it was numbers. you didn't get that hands on feeling can you have here. >> to make matters worse, the orders from big box stores were not consistent. >> it was always feast or famine. it was, you know, here's 50,000 units. >> and once the orders were filled, everyone had to sit and wait for the next one. >> you don't hear a peep for a few weeks and you've got a whole labor staff sitting around doing nothing. then all of a sudden, you know, it's boom, you get hit with another 50,000 units. >> the entire process was tough on sun dog's bottom line. >> you have to worry about making the books the next week. >> the money wasn't real

person cares about you care about the safety of your food or whether they're it's labeled to know if moser in it those things would be restricted if you have medications that you need to buy and you care about the price of that those prices to be kept high you care about internet freedom the thing is and even by actually a big thing is buy america if you like to buy american products or buy local that would be limited so it really will require that our laws get changed even down to the local level and how we do things and in a way that we have no control over so it really undermines our sovereignty and when people hear that it's you know being an effort led by corporations or the corporations or. and managing this whole process can you speak really really briefly about the court system that will be unstated that's thank you for bringing that up it's called the international trade tribe you know this is a court that operates outside of our judicial system where corporations can sue countries if their laws interfere with expected profits so if you if they want to frack in an area and communi

santa l moser restaurant and indianapolis held their first ever shrimp cocktail eating championshipsturday. contestants had to devour as much of the legendary appetizer is that could and eight minutes. among the years, local firefighters, police officers and you guessed it, competitive eater joey chesnutt. >> in its second weekend at the box office, the disney animated tale "frozen" cooled off "the hunger games: catching fire" and the lone new release "out of the furnace." according to studio estimates sunday, "frozen" led the multiplexes with a haul of $31.6 million over the weekend, taking over the top spot from "catching fire." lionsgate's "hunger games" sequel had topped the box office for the last two weeks, but slid to second with $27 million in its third week of release. relativity media'sout of the furnace," starring christian bale and casey affleck, posed no challenge for the bigger blockbuster holdovers. it opened with $5.3 million, good enough for third place on the typically quiet early december weekend. linethe holiday season is in full swing. and people across the bay a