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attorney, mr. barry grissom. with that, i'll answer what questions i can. >> is this considered a hate crime? >> it's too early in the investigation to try to label it. we know it's a vicious aren't of violence and you know, obviously, at two jewish facilities one might make that assumption. we have to know more about it. >> can you confirm, numerous reports suspect, sitting in the back of the patrol car said heil hitler? >> the suspect in the back of the car made several statements, we are sifting through and vetting those or accuracy, number one, and, two, looking at them from evidentiary value. too early what he may or may not have said but we're trying to determine what that was. >> tell us anything about the suspect, male, age, race? >> we have a suspect. i caution tto understand, suspe not convicted, they're people of interest. this gentleman is in his 70, a white male. he has a beard. outside of that, there's not a lot i know that i can confirm. we're not releasing his name at this point in time until we h

>> barry is here. >> mr. toronto. >>> hi, good afternoon, chair nolan, fellow directors. today is a special day for a lot of people who observe the jewish religion. i really shouldn't be here. but before i go to my seder first i need to say some things. first i need say something positive about flywheel. to counteract it. flywheel is what we have now. most part, the passengers love it and i love it when the passengers use it right because i have had nothing but positive experiences. so, the first good thing is better than swear and better than bear phone, they pay us right away. i give rides that night. by noon the next day, money is in my checking account, all there. the next good thing is that they are very good at now communicating better with the drivers. so, it's getting improving and i'm hoping with this message to them that they will want to really work with us because the technology is needed. it's needed. we wanted it years ago. i wanted it years ago. unfortunately at yesterday's committee meeting, supervisor wiener who i don't agree with a lot of things, but he

mr. don barry, thank mr. mr. chairman and mr. morale, thank you for being here, your years of service. i want to try to understand better the deputies meeting in the 15th and your subsequent edits to the talking points. were you all having daily deputies meetings at this time? >> yes, sir. we were having twice daily. >> serve twice a day on the 13th, the 14th, the 15th you would have these video conference meetings in which you participated as a deputy for the cia. >> that's correct. >> and i presume there would be a deputy from state and defense as well as members of the white house national security council staff. >> fbi, doj, in ctc. yes, sir. >> okay debut so as we review the e-mails of the night of the -- well, let me back up just a second. i'm sorry. as best you remember, the deputies meetings, the two deputies meetings on the 14th, i presume benghazi had to be a major issue the you discussed. >> it was not, sir. it was not a major issue. we were not looking backwards at that point. we were looking for words. the focus of all of these deputies meetings, particularly the ones on s

mr. pistorius's legal team, barry roux in particular, has the opportunity to re-examine mr. pistorius.nd i would expect him to take quite a different approach to the approach that nel has taken. while nel has tried to keep pistorius on the stand for as long as possible and essentially show that he is confusing the matter, i think mr. roux will keep his re-examination short, sharp and to the point and try to use it as an opportunity to draw out key points for the court's consideration that cast doubt over the state's version of events. >> all right, kelly phelps for us in pretoria. thank you, kelly. >>> breaking news overnight. investigators revealing what the bluefin submarine saw in its first day searching the bottom of the ocean floor for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. live team coverage after the break. >>> happening now, a sea bed search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the bluefin submarine returning to the ocean floor now for a second day after hitting a big hurdle. what it found on its first day on the job, this as new questions are raised about what was happenin

mr. mendosa. next speaker, please. >> rufus abercrombie. [speaker not understood] naranjo. barry toronto. toby edelhart. >> any of those folks here? good afternoon, sir. >>> hello, my name is rufus abercrombie. i'm standing because i want to tell you how i feel about my country. i got drafted in the army from balboa high school when i was 20 years old and sent to vietnam. and i depth just go once. they sent me back twice and they sent me back three time. i served my country with proudness because we are a country of christians and i had values even in war. and i got promoted as a staff sergeant in war when i was 20 years old and could barely read and right, but i was pretty good at reading a map. i grew up in texas, about 150 miles out of dallas. i'm talking to you today because i've had just about every part of my body cut into, my brain. i have false lip. they gave me new surgery. and all of this, i realize that i would have to die one day. when i close my eyes i wanted to tell god, lord, i gave it my best wherever i was. and where i was, if i saw the street dirty i would try to clean i

barry staunch. >> thank you, gentlemen. mr. fraende, let's start off with you. the marine feedback system that you install on board cruise systems you did mention of training. d. provide training every time you install, is the part of the contract with the cruise company? >> everything we install, yes, and it's part of the contract with the cruise company. the typical install is also because you could say it's first widely spread in the market for cruise lines over the last decade. then it has been in connection with new bills. they are the crew is trained on the shipyard by viking personnel and it is a requirement that 50% of the full capacity is actually deployed so that you in an actual full deployment where you are tipping the systems and also has an opportunity for going through the system and trying the whole handling of the systems, the rest of the capacity that isn't typically a shipyard has to be tested then within the next 12 months. in that way you are securing that also crew members have gone on board the ship since the actual launch from the shipyar

. >> yeah, maureen dowd writes in "the new york times" is barry whiffing, stop whining mr.ent, and stop whiffing. we understand it's frustrating you're dealing with some really evil guys and some really nutty polls but that being said, you are the american president and the american president should not perpetually use the word "eventually." an an american president should never say as did you monday in manila, you hit singles, you hit doubles, every once in a while, we may be able to hit a home run. once you like to have the stage, mr. president to have the aura of the lone man in the arena, not sharing the spotlight with others.but now when captured alone in the picture, you seem disconnected and adrift what happen to crushing it and swigging for the fences? what have you gone, babe ruth? >> tim pawlenty, does not seem to be pleased with barack obama leadership right now. >> when you have maureen dowd, you're losing her and you're a democrat, that's not a good sign. the president hasn't been at his high-water mark. he needs to crystallize issues or some issues are going t

barry toronto followed by eric rue, then rosie [speaker not understood] and alejandra [speaker not understood]. if anyone has not turned in speaker cards, please do so now. >> hello, mr. nolan. >>> [speaker not understood]. i thought we were going to have general public comment as well. i want to talk about the budget. you know, the taxi industry contributes a lot of money to this budget. and i'm a little concerned that we're not getting our money's worth at all. i'm concerned that we are not being told what hadth investigators are doing. you know, of course they have done a wonderful job, but we're not getting reports about what we're getting for our money. what are they doing? i don't see them out there. i had asked it be important in order to improve the taxi service at the ballpark that they have the investigators out there to make it easy for us to get in and get out. they made a decision it was a waste of time not to have taxi investigators over on 2nd street and over on the ballpark to prevent the pill ferning and stealing and illegal activities going on thereby the tmcs and by illegal limousines and [speaker not understood] taxis. they made a decision, it's a

black players, dave parker and barry larker, when she referred to his black players as million dollar ns. they still won the 1990 world series. >> brian, you heard what mr. he said they mean business. >> taking paul's comment one step further, he's right. this has been reported to the hr of the clippers. under california law, what hr has to do now is fire donald sterling. because if they don't fire donald sterling, all of these players are living in a hostile work environment within the l.a. clippers' organization. so you have two options to summit up, the nba needs to kick donald sterling out of the league. or number two, follow employment law in california, and they now have a legal obligation to remove him as the owner of the clippers. let's keep doc rivers in town, keep chris paul in town and let's not lose the clippers, please. >> david? >> sterling has to go, there's no question about it. there's no doubt in my mind. i'm representing these players. i know they're not happy about it, we're not happy about it. in order for that organization to be saved, he's got to go. >> how long do you think it will take them to authenticate this, paul? he hasn't

mr. ron marks. >> all right but may be disrupted. i was trying to think what is going to say here today that would allow me to be friends with barry andmaintain my membership on atlanta council. let me relate to a little family history and a little context. i am a spy and that is what i was trained to do but i also come from a long line of people who have well let's put it this way slightly questionable reputations. thank you very much. they ran booze during prohibition. my grandfather was someone who is from boston originally part of something called the ponzi scheme. he made a lot of money added and he got out early. my father, i was born in 1956. my dad was born in 1906 in the first 25 years of my fathers life he he lived through three depressions. three depressions. if you think the last one was bad, 1907 and again in 1929 brady had more than double-digit unemployment. banks failed. people do not necessarily trust the government which frankly wasn't all that involves so growing up with my father and listening to him talk about banks and the depression and by the way he was a lobbyist here in washington so you can imagine his opini