and mr miles obviously the intervention by the nasal led coalition resulted in you know as we had their deaths chaos in the country still not recovered to this day was the price worth it this dream of democracy. yes it was the alternative would have been to allow gadhafi to commit an act of genocide against his own people but i think that's i think not what we're talking about this evening and i'd like to take issue with the the account you gave at the beginning which is after his own account of his position it's not i think believe generally that he controlled he much of the country as he said you know he heads the libyan national army but it's not a national army he doesn't like calling it a militia and it's probably more than a militia but it's certainly not a national army he claimed in an interview to gave to jonah freak a few days ago but he controls ninety percent of the territory of libya i don't think anybody believes that he said he has active agents ready to support him in the remaining ten percent nobody believes that either so do you think that is you know just obstructing

the lives of one hundred people by paying them one thousand euro each month for a year welcome mr ball miles. mr marx dreamed of a society in which everybody produced according to their abilities and consumed according to their needs do you share that dream. yes i think people lead better lives when they are peers that aren't good for them just to meet their needs and i think people can handle freedom very well. that's why we keep them to spread them so they can have the things they need to live. so for example all the research on universal basic income shows that people become more productive because they no longer have to fear for their daily bread in this manner . if. you're fighting for universal basic income or u.p.i. you first tested it on yourself because you were able to finance it how did that work. thinking that because. eleven years ago i started an internet firm which i don't know years ago i'm still a partial owner but i don't work there anymore i get shares of the earnings of around a thousand euro a month without having to do anything for it but how did not having to work for

just interested yesterday mr miles can you. start the hour with. more than one thousand kilometers separate mexico and germany. two countries distant from one another and in many ways while the parts. where. there's more than enough time to think of what to expect steering such a long flights. that last a band his father have arrived in dortmund a city that eight drinks and lives football. it's tradition here. no matter what the weather is like it's game time. was fast. track and. more than eighty thousand fans filled the best challenge study in week in week out so. few clubs can boast of having such special supporters as those on the yellow. it's a contagious passion. and for a it's a dream come true. a nine thousand kilometer journey for ninety minutes of football worth every second. thing up on the second behind you that's the only player any of you can tell me. here on the island and. i was down on me with one. it's his first time in dortmund but i it won't be his last. we wrap things up with mike is a page. one hundred percy a development from

mr. bacon: there are selected areas we need to put physical security barriers, but not the 2,000-mile wall. there are key areas? mr. anfinson: absolutely. mr. bacon: miss pepperdine? ms. pepperdine: the wall is necessarily. it might be a physical wall in some areas. you don't need a pedstral wall. some areas we could utilize vehicle barriers. that's what we use in the tucson sector. that's been very effective. we in some areas need a pedestrian wall. mr. bacon: thank you very much. i close by thanking mr. reardon on the economic impact. i think you have a valid point w that i yield back. -- with that. i yield back. >> i recognize myself for five minutes. first off i appreciate the channel being here today and talking about something that a lot of people talk about but don't have any experience the way that you do. i would like to thank mr. judd and mr. anfinson specifically for all the work you have done to educate me on this important issue. chairman hurd: mr. anfinson has taken me on lakes and real world experience. that experience has allowed me to come educate my colleagues that your p

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mile farther and ineffable fuck around mr hates it for jim and lawyer for hope that our freedom in your court. leaves the money. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president and you. want to. have to go to press this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the water. we're told a secret society existed within the f.b.i. with the sole intent to undermine canada and then later president donald trump also we're told the f.b.i. last text messages from members of this secret society with russia gate rapidly losing steam we now have f.b.i. get. president trump promotes he is america first vision and takes a swipe at the media speaking to political and business leaders in davos i believe in america i will always put america first america is roaring back the america's future has never been brighter. wiki leaks founder julian assange has asked so u.k. court to overturn his arrest warrant in a bid to end his five year confinement at the ecuadorian embassy in london. and the u.s. accuses tu

that the thing covered by the tarp was the motorcycle that he -- had eluded him by driving 145 miles an hour. mr. fitzgerald: yes. justice alito: right? mr. fitzgerald: yes. justice alito: so he has probable cause to search that motorcycle, to find the the vehicle identification number, which will tell him the owner of the motorcycle, which will help him arrest the person who committed this crime, right? mr. fitzgerald: yes. justice alito: so the case comes down to this -- if the motorcycle were parked on the street or maybe further down the driveway, and, therefore, not in the curtilage, they wouldn't need a warrant. they could search it. but because it was parked a few feet further away, although in a spot that's visible from the street, they could search it in the first instance because of the risk that the motorcycle will be taken away, but in the second instance, moved a few feet further up the driveway, still visible from the street, can't be -- they can't search it because of the additional invasion of privacy that is involved in walking those few feet up the driveway? mr. fitzgerald: yes

mile. one viewer says mr owen was called walk a mile. one viewer says mrowen was an called walk a mile. travel and weather where you are. significant higher temperatures on the way over the next few days. in the way over the next few days. in the north and east with struggles to get over freezing. it was milder in the south—west. as we fast forward to tuesday, double figures across the board. that to some milder air thatis the board. that to some milder air that is going to going to start to drag in on the south—westerly wind as we move through today and tomorrow. the temperatures are back up tomorrow. the temperatures are back up in the double figures. we will start off by feeling that a change in the south. fairly persistent rain to begin with in the far north, turning increasingly showery across scotla nd turning increasingly showery across scotland as we move into the afternoon. fairly breezy as well. a scattering of showers for northern ireland, north—west england. for much of england and wales it will be a largely dry and bright day. rates in the cloud, bright intervals or sunny s

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mile farther to the whole fucking mr hate to jim and then i hope that our friends in the class. here's what people have been saying about redacted in ny this year was actually just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to find you know a lot of the really packed a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of hearty americans do the same we are apparently better than the movies that i see people you never heard of love went back to the night i'm president of the world bank paid to write he sent us an email. apply for many clubs over the years so i know the guy i mean so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each kill the narrowness and spending to get to the twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else on here because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy great so will more chance with. the case it's going to. greetings and salyut asians. many will tell you that the united states of america has an immigration pro

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mrs. pierce. up next, sean connelly, elizabeth miles, judy beck, curtis wu. elizabeth miles, are you in the room? followed by judy beck? followed by curtis wu. >> judy beck is giving up her turn. >> i will give up my turn. >> she's not here. >> if you don't want to speak, stand up from your seat and say you no longer want to address the commission. >> i will use my minute to audit the crowd, if you don't mind. how many people would like for them to vote now? how many? >> yeah. just vote now. >> i give up my time. >> we are bound by law to call your name. if you don't want to speak, stand up and say you don't want to speak. >> i will speak, but very quickly. i want to mention that we voted in favor of a resolution to seek divestment. and in march, the chief investment officer divested $200 million. he did it because of an economic reason as well as for an environmental and e.s.g. reason. and i also want to mention where engagement has gotten us. i believe goldman sachs invested $244 million in energy transfer partners as recently as 2016. one of the members --

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miles perry! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to start by dedicating this speech to all those who have suffered and lost their lives as a result of homophobia, biphobia and transphobia throughout history. friends, nearly 100,000 11 to 18-year-old voted to protect lgbt people. among them, members of the lgbt community themselves and will likely have experienced the horrific feeling that comes from continuous targeted hate. as sadly, mr. speaker, have i. however, many will also know how ineffective and sometimes down right unhelpful many generic, untargeted, be one-size-fits-all national campaigns can be. perhaps this is a campaign best left to local authorities, or to schools. on that subject, stone wall school report for 2017 states that one in five lgbt people do not feel safe in their schools. and 70% are regularly skipping school after fear of being attacked or abused. how horrible is that? young people, afraid to leave their own homes. simply for being themselves. this means the lgbt discrimination is depriving peopl

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you don't expect to be driving around 8 miles per hour with the overnight construction in lawrence township causing issues. mr. matt. >> >>> a record setting day on wall street, the dow jones industrial avenue topped 26,000 mark are for the first time. it took 8 trading sessions for it to go from 25 to 26,000. s&p 500 had sizable gains, futures are pointing to a lower open. >>> employers are struggling to fill certainly positions. businesses are saying they have to pay more to attract and keep the workers they want. >>> 20,000 apple jobs are coming to the u.s. over the next five years. the tech company announced it will invest $350 billion in the u.s. economy thanks to a lower business tax rate. they plan to make a one time payment in $38 million in taxes to bring back cash being held overseas him. >>> internal revenue service is working on a w4 form with the new changes in the tax law. if not enough money is taken out of your paycheck you'll have to pay next year. if too little is taken out, think about that, you are giving the government an interest free loan. you're a big advocate of that. >> gunfire erupt

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we don't need a 2,000-mile wall, mr. president, as even the president of the united states has said just this week. but there are things that we need to do and we need to do them quick. the president today said that his goal is to get this done this year. coming from the real world, i know that's possible. this president who comes from the real world, an outsider to here in washington, he knows that possible. i think he's going to hold us accountable to that. the third area that i mentioned before is chain migration. i'll say more about that in a minute. the fourth is diversity lottery. this diversity lottery has not served us well, 50,000 people. it's not the number. it's the way it's being handled. we know there's fraud in there and we know this is a loophole that terrorists are now using to put people in their chain inside the united states. but there's a growing consensus on these four areas -- these four items of this scope that the president has defined and we had a consensus in that room the other day, two days ag

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mile farther than half of the whole fucking around mr hate for jim and then i hope that our freddie macor. the money. this is says harlan kentucky. overboard this move the boy says it was very funny using. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the pay was said i'd. love to see these people as survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. but i. didn't mean it didn't i didn't get it look. at it. that. russia is complicit in the assad regime's atrocities it's. true. tempers fray at the un as america blames russia for chemical attacks in syria regardless of who carried them out also this hour. the us government's a chief says the destruction of the syrian city of raka is beyond description after america's devastating bombing campaign against islamic state terrorists. remain silent on deals to sell time. after germany's foreign minister con

mile farther than half of the whole fucking around mr hate that for jim and lawyer i hope that our freedom in your court. leaves the money. apply for many clubs over the years so i know the gaming so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money just kill the narrowness and spend the city to twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else going to be true so i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy my great so we'll all chance for. peace this minute. if i were a public figure and i would seek to have myself and all of my friends and my family of leaders at the local level to a national level be arrested by israel what you need to do is hold a mirror up to the israeli people and say this is what you're creating this is the reality on the ground we're not using violence we will not cooperate with the occupation anymore i plead with the public opinions we do on the nonviolent struggle because if you use violence you will never get the support of th

mile farther off the shelf will fuck around with mr hate for jim and then lawyer for one of our freddie macor. days ago the u.s. secretary of defense james mattis updated in revived america's global defense strategy it is a dark vision of the world and calls for massive defense spending what he calls a defense strategy critics say is a blueprint for the u.s. without it. russia calls for a new international probe into syrian chemical weapons attacks after the us secretary of state claims moscow bears responsibility for all such crimes regardless of who carried them out. protests break out across which against a gathering of the rich and powerful at the world economic forum in davos. and the u.s. government confirms that several americans were among the twenty two people killed in a taliban assault on a hotel in the afghan. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the u.n. security council has concluded an emergency session on the use of chemical weapons in syria let's across live now to our jesus. could

mile farther than half of the whole fuck around mr hates it for jim and then i hope that our premier class. leaves the money. applied for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super manager billionaire owners spend spend each image of the twenty million and one player. it's an experience like nothing else want to be true so i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy my great so will transfer. and makes this minute. thank you. in two thousand and seven after the public outcry over the bush administration's use of warrantless domestic surveillance a federal court ordered the n.s.a. to preserve a trove of intercepted web data that was at the heart of a legal dispute over domestic surveillance well two exactly nobody is surprised it now turns out that apparently the esteem the wiretapping agency lost approximately seven years of controversial intercepted data the data you see was lost during a broad housecleaning

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mr. macron has been running up miles on air france like nobody, single-handedly putting them into profit that theory of europe international relations? you a yearf i take ago, we were very concerned. we had brexit, the u.s. presidential elections, and a wave of elections where the populists were supposed to do well. a year later, europe has not only overcome these challenges, and there is a feeling that there is a further push for new reforms. the leader of this change is actually macron. if there is an area we will see progress in terms of integration, it is defense, security, foreign policy. rkel, something macron, me and the other leaders can sell to the public. there is a feeling you don't rely on the u.s. as much as you did in the past. francine: what if 2018 was the resurgence of a more populist, anti-globalization movement? i don't know if that is spurred by president trump or someone else, but what does that mean for the rest of the world? wolfango: it is a challenge that is there. it is not going to disappear anytime soon. it is driven by also to drivers from inequality to cultu

mr meller‘s resignation. what happened was women were bought as bait for men who are rich men not a mile from where we stand as, it is totally u na cce pta ble. as a mother of three young women the same age as the hostess, i can only describe my initial response is being emotional and equivalent to a lioness as who would immediately want to put myself in the position of it it it was one of my daughters, one of the prizes on that brochure was a plastic surgery to spice up your wife. it is appalling that that continues and i support the minister in her response and we all have our duty to do to make sure that those dinners do not happen again. we have to be clear that we send out a message that this is unacceptable. people need to know where the line is, because there is a line, and it is about changing attitudes. one of the comments made was they do not know where the light —— line should be, but this event was billed as the most un—politically event, un—pc event of the year, so clearly they do know where the line is. they decided to cross it. and when we have reports of toilets are being monitored and women li

mr. dehaven and that's why he called us. >> reporter: his body was found about eight miles from that high school. he was considered police say if you are to encounter someone who needs help, don't hesitate to intervene. >> drop them off at a firestation, a church, somewhere that they can get additional service. >> it's really important that we all may attention when you see something, say something, let our public safety people know and it reminds us that we have to be more vigilant. >> reporter: the dehaven family released a statement late this afternoon that says, "we would like to thank everyone for their time, energy and efforts towards trying to find our father. all that we were able to accomplish was a direct result of the overwhelming love and support from the community." anne arundai that there was no signs of foul play. wendy, back to you. >> darcy spencer, thank you. >>> right now d.c. police are asking for your help. they have a similar case in washington.ç delm delmar mosley was last seen yesterday and he's in the early stages of dementia and may be in need of medication. >>> turning

bought as bait for men, rich men, not a mile from where we stand, as if that is an acceptable behaviour. it is totally unacceptable. it is quite extraordinary to me, mr5t century, allegations of this kind are stillemerging. women have the right to feel safe wherever they work. charities are now returning money donated by the presidents club. great ormond street says it will hand back half a million. but bbc news has learned of claims that it was warned previously not to take the money. we have been told at a meeting it was raised with senior fundraisers that the president's club had questionable practices and whether money should be taken from them. great ormond street said tonight: "we have checked our records and can find nothing to suggest we were aware of or discussed any concerns about the president's club". tonight the president's club is no more. shuts down after the doors were prised open. the former team doctor for america's gymnastics squad, larry nassar, has been sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing young female athletes. more than 160 of his victims testified in court. the judge said the 54—year—old didn't deserve to walk

mr. evans, and i thank you the chairman of the c.b.c., sed rick richmond. it is true that i grew up in rural alabama, 50 miles from montgomery and i was in a little place called troy. my father was a share cropper. but in 19 4, when i was four years old and i do remember i was four, my father saved $300 and a man sold him 110 acres of land. we picked cotton. we gathered peanuts, we got corn. and sometime i would be working out there in the field and i would fall behind and my mother said, boy, you need to catch up. and i would say this is hard work. and she said hard work never killed anybody. and i said it's about to kill me. but one day, 15 years old in the 10th grade i heard martin luther king junior and i heard rosa parks in 1955. the action of rosa parks, and the words and actions of dr. king inspired me a way to get in the way. two days later i wrote a letter to dr. king in 1957. and i told him in this letter at i wanted to attend troy state, known as troy university. and didn't admit black students. dr. king wrote me back and sent me a ticket and invited me to come to montgomery and meet with him. at t

bought as bait for men, rich men, not a mile from where we stand, as if that is an acceptable behaviour. it is totally unacceptable. it is quite extraordinary to me, mrentury, allegations of this kind are stillemerging. women have the right to feel safe wherever they work. charities are now returning money donated by the presidents club. great ormond street says it will hand back half a million pounds. but bbc news has learned of claims that it was warned previously not to take the money. we have been told at a meeting it was raised with senior fundraisers that the presidents club had questionable practices and whether money should be taken from them. great ormond street has very strict policies and it was brought up great ormond street said tonight: "we have checked our records and can find nothing to suggest we were aware of all discussed any concerns about the presidents club". tonight the presidents club is no more. shuts down after the doors we re more. shuts down after the doors were prised open. the trustees of the presidents club said it would no longer holds any charity events. downing street tonight said the prime minister was appalled and

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mr. ginsburg's staff and they have been dedicated and they've always gone the extra mile in working with us and with supervisor kim's office, and some of the community anchors that, you know, ymca and safe passage, glide. we have so many different partners that are stewards of the park and eyes on the park as far as safety. and so it really is a different model and just really the people make the difference because when we talk about equity, safety is a big issue because we have mothers, immigrant mothers, children, a hundred children use the park a day from the school. we have a large yemen populati population. monolingual seniors and they're all in the park and it's very safe but it's because we do a lot of the background work and connecting so that we can have this space and so i just want to really thank you for your support. please let us know how we can help to be successful in supporting other parks as well that will be renovated in the upcoming year. so thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you, and i have to say that the boys and girls club, in partnership with many of our communi

mr. speaker, last week my constituent had a mental health crisis. he was admitted to the nearest available psychiatric panel bed. round-trip0 mile from manchester. the lack of mental health care is a national crisis. when will the prime minister turn words on mental health into action to solve the crisis? p.m. may: i can say that i'm -- i am sorry to here the experience of his constituent, but we are turning the words meant to help into action. is there more to do? yes, that is why we continue to put an end to this. people getting access to mental health services every day. we have been able to increase the number of people having access to therapies and increased funding which is available for mental health. there is more for us to do but we are putting more money in and more action on mental health than any previous government. [shouting] >> the right honorable gentleman is extremely alert. i have been there and i know what he is going to say. >> the question keeps me awake at night. [laughter] how will companies be encouraged to follow her lead in the way iceland has done? i am very pleased to make a commitment, we have seen other companies m

mr. speaker. while most of us were celebrating over new year's eve, andcruise of the kingston the weymouth lifeboats were battling mountainous seas and 70 mile-per-hour winds to prevent cargo ship from being blown onto the rocks. thanks to the skill of the tugs crew a disaster was prevented. will my right honorable friend join me in praising the professionalism, courage, and determination of all of those involved -- not in the least, those involved in line? p.m. may: i am very happy to do that. thosehe tug crew and involved in the are and i. volunteers do a fantastic job day in and day out, and we owe them a huge debt of gratitude. >> order. we will come to a point of order. >> you have been watching prime minister's questions at the british house of commons. question time's live every wednesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two, and airs again on sunday nights at 9:00 eastern here on c-span. you can also watch online anytime at c-span.org. in recognition of martin luther king jr. day tomorrow, we will show members of the caucus payinglack tribute to the civil rights leader on the house floor. among the participants, democratic congressman

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mr. evans, and i thank you the chairman of the c.b.c., sed rick richmond. it is true that i grew up in rural alabama, 50 miles from montgomery and i was in a little place called troy. my father was a share cropper. but in 19 4, when i was four years old and i do remember i was four, my father saved $300 and a man sold him 110 acres of land. we picked cotton. we gathered peanuts, we got corn. and sometime i would be working out there in the field and i would fall behind and my mother said, boy, you need to catch up. and i would say this is hard work. and she said hard work never killed anybody. and i said it's about to kill me. but one day, 15 years old in the 10th grade i heard martin luther king junior and i heard rosa parks in 1955. the action of rosa parks, and the words and actions of dr. king inspired me a way to get in the way. two days later i wrote a letter to dr. king in 1957. and i told him in this letter at i wanted to attend troy state, known as troy university. and didn't admit black students. dr. king wrote me back and sent me a ticket and invited me to come to montgomery and meet with him. at t

while most of us were celebrating over new year‘s eve, mr speaker, the cruise of lifeboats were battling mountainous seas at 70 mileed, not least the volu nteers those involved, not least the volunteers of the rnli? and happy to do that, to praise all those involved in averting disaster. both the tug crew and those involved in the tug crew and those involved in the rnli. like to go further. those volu nteers the rnli. like to go further. those volunteers do a fantasticjob around coastlines, day in, day out. we owe them a huge debt of gratitude. order. and that brings to an end the first prime ministers question of 2018. the prime minister pushed by jeremy corbyn on the nhs. no surprise there. at your sole face questions on education, high energy drinks and child support payments. bumper pmqs going on for nearly 50 minutes. it used to be half an hour, but now clearly the speaker is very much in favour of giving the floor to backbenchers. rescue workers in southern california are searching for survivors after mudslides and flooding in which at least 13 people have died. hundreds are reportedly trapped and the number

mr. chairman, for the extra time. >> i think since you were at the same meeting i was at tuesday, the president said 700 miles additional wall. >> 722, yes, sir. initial down payment. >> senator. >> thank you for your willingness to take on what is probably one of the most difficult jobs in the united states government and that is the leadership of the department of homeland security but it is also one of the most important jobs in the u.s. government. i want to continue the line of questioning from my friend from vermont about the border security. it is no surprise to you i come from a state that has 1200 miles of common border with mexico and what we're talking about is what measures are going to be put into place to provide that border security which my constituents all want. they want security. and so i have been struck by your use of the phrase wall system and just want to explore with you a little bit what you mean by that. one of the people that i have taken advice from is rio grande valley border sector chief who i believe you were with recently who has told me that in his vast experience in the border patrol th

mr. evans. thank you, the chairman of the cbc, cedric richmond. it is true that i grew up in rural alabama, 50 miles from montgomery. i started in a little place called troy. iit is to my father is a sharecropper, a tenant farmer. when i was four years old, and i remember when i was 4, my father had saved $300, and a man sold him 110 acres of land. we picked cotton. we gathered peanuts. we pulled coin. sometimes i would be out there working in the field and i went all behind and my mother would say "boy, you need to catch up." i would say this is hard work, and she would say hard work never killed anybody. i said, will it is about to kill me. one day, 15 years old in the 10th grade, i heard of martin luther king, junior. i heard of rosa parks in 1955. the action of rosa parks, the words of leadership of dr. martin luther king, junior, inspired me to find a way to get into it. later, i wrote a letter to dr. martin luther king, junior, in 1957. i told him in this little letter and that i wanted to attend a state-supported college called troy college. and sentwrote me back me a round-trip greyhound bus

mr. sauceito's arraignment -- >> reporter: he's charged with two counts of murder along with auto theft, drug possession, and evading police. >> blowing through an intersection at 60 to 70 miles an hour, driving that fast when they know, as everybody would know, the driving through an intersection on a red light could result in a death, likely to result in the dead of another human being. >> reporter: sauceito's girlfriend told us he is a father of a little girl, nearly 2 years old. >> he loves his daughter. an officer called me and told me the only person he wants to talk to is his daughter. >> reporter: as they left court the cordoza family did not have much to say except to mourn the loss of their girls. on facebook the cordoza girls' uncle says camilla's organs are being donated to help four other children. >>> witnesses stepped in and helped san francisco police capture a man wanted for attacking a store clerk. police released this video today showing the attack eight days ago in a store on turk street in the fillmore. witnesses were able to pull the man off the clerk and call police. they identified the suspect saying he began choking the store clerk for no apparent rea