mr. hardings body was self- inflicted. the investigation is still ongoing to find out whether or not this was an accident or intentional. >> reporter: police say they recovered a gun but are now saying it's the wrong one. police are offering a reward for the return of harding's gun. last night police chief suhr was greeted with cheers after he released a statement. it's hardly unusual for a coroner to attend a public announcement. perhaps they wanted the public to know this comes from a private source. >>> bart police today released video from a platform where a drunk man carrying a knife was shot and killed. david stevenson is live in oakland tonight with that video which is raising new questions about the deadly shooting, david. >> reporter: that's right, it is dramatic video that provides what appears to be some answers about that officer involved b.a.r.t. platform shooting while raising some other serious questions. b.a.r.t. today released this surveillance video of the july 3rd shooting on the san francisco platform.

mr. harding's body was self inflicted. >> police believe harding accidentally shot himself after suffering a gunshot wound not toth leg during the shootout with officers. >> i'm angry and i'm hurt. i want the truth. >> harding's mother and other family members want the police to hand over evidence so they can reach their own conclusions. other activists want the same thing we'd have to be on an independent review panel just to see if that was the right gun. >> the chief says there is no gray area here. >> these are objective, fak wall scientific tests and they're lining up of the officers and witnesses to the event. >> there are four separate investigations going on in this case. the gun was a missing link. so the recovery of the gun will enhance the process. vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you, vick. >> as police were announcing they had found that gun from the bay view shooting, about two dozen people were gathered in front of city hall, protesting what they say is police harassment of young black men in the community. they're demanding the city establish a citizen's review board to investi

mr. harding's body was self-inflicted >> once here at the medical examiner's office they talked about the to -2 gunshot wounds. they are still looking for that 380 caliber handgun and the offering and monetary award. >> community leaders and bay view residents are reacting to this dramatic information first to hear from the vice president of the district's merchant association and then the president of local naacp. >> the bullet that was lodged in the young man's head, or neck was of a different caliber the and the firearms that the police department carry, so there was no way that it could've been fired from their weapons. then those are the facts, and they are indisputable. then we can move on to another conversation about police and community relationships and the bay view. >> there is more reason for an independent investigation by the fbi and the u.s. marshal. i say this because there is already great mistrust of the police department whether that is right or wrong. >> if the merchants association and the naacp are asking bay view residents to conduct any future protest peacefully. >

mr. harding followed by two officers returning fire. >> never seen that gun. what i have seen is a young man running for his life, being shot down from his back, the way he was shot down. >> and there is a time line, showing 10 shots were fired and they played video that shows a gun at the shooting scene. there it is. and police say they're working to determine this f.that weapon was fired at officer autos police believe a deadly shooting in richmond is the result of a violent turf war between a couple groups. a man and woman shot and killed outside of an apartment be in north richmond last night there. is a third victim, a 20-year-old also shot and is in critical condition. and just 30 minutes earlier, a young man is expected to survive. police say the two may be linked. >> and there is a we're looking into the possibility they're connected. one is in north richmond and our central area of richmond, and another shooting did happen on a central district. >> and police have no suspects in either shooting. >> san francisco state senator is trying to stop pay rai

mr. hardings body was self-inflict self-inflicted. the investigation is so on going whether this was accidental or intentional. >> reporter: harding is out of the washington area. police tried to verify he had paid for his muni line when the shoot-out began. there had been fences to mend between this community and the revelation, you get the feeling, this community is angry at what happened. they are not liking what they hear about what that i have killed kenneth harding. live in the bay view. >> thank you very much. 6:35 now. still no wordow a 14-year-old girl died at her own slumber party. an autopsy turned up no definitive cause of death. she was hosting a sleepover with three friends when they allegedly found vodka and decided to start drinking. the girls told deputies they think she drank more than they did. >> the pg&e pipe line that ruptured and caused a deadly explosion in san bruno last year is riddled with defective welding according to new documents release. investigators found a 10-inch long segment of pipe about 700 feet f

mr. harding. >> they held a noontime rally in front to finance part of an ongoing cover-up. they said it is not clear if the person who had the gun will face charges for removing evidence. >>> more candidates are throwing their hats into the ring in hopes of becoming san francisco at go next mayor predated shoe in some of its reporters today delivered a final batch of signatures to the department of elections. more than 30 candidates are running for mayor be she was considered one of the top nine contenders. >>> another candidate is the city supervisor. he represents the outer mission and the filing deadline for all candidates is uninstalled. >>> the oakland police department has a lovely new laptop computers a mayor jean quan was on had quite a few ceremony at the eastmont police substation. man once has she mentioned the need for laptops and he got out the checkbook. close was founded in oakland in 1913 pitches as he other corporations to come up with a half billion dollars to buy computers for all patrol vehicles. >>> pg&e is a -- digging up a gas pipeline. this shows the

mr. harding's body was self inflicted. >>reporter: police believe harding accidentally shot himself in the head after he suffered a gunshot wound to the leg during the shoot out with officers. there are 4 separate investigations going on in this case. the gun was the missing link. so obviously the recovery of this gun will enhance the process. this is abc 7 news. >>> man faking an emergency was arrested on kidnapping charges tonight. police say fell forced his way into a woman car in novato after yelling about pregnant woman going in labor. woman drove to a bus stop. stopped the car and began screaming. suspect ran away and was arrested short time later. police believe the same man may have tried to flag down other drivers before he was captured tonight. >>> prop guard at san quentin will likely find himself on the other side of the bars. police say daniel duffy this man threatened drugstore clerk in lodi with a gun demanding oxycontrin tichbility after he ran off the clerk called the cops, he recognized duffy by name. duff

mr. harding didn't do any violence to the community. [ siren ] >> reporter: harding is kenneth hard gt 19-year-old parolee that was shot and killed on saturday. people that are upset about the shooting question whether he was armed, why police shot him so many times and why they were chasing him for a minor offense of not paying his muni fare. police say when they tried to talk to him he ran and fired over husband shoulder at police. the investigation found gun residue on his hand. looking back at last night's chaotic meeting some leaders say maybe it was too soon, people are too upset to have a discussion about what happened. the police chief promises he will return to the community to talk to people and resolve these issues. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> investigators are searching for the cause of a san francisco house fire that for while threatened to take out an entire block of homes. flames shot up through the roof the homes and burned for nearly an hour last night. residents were gone and everyone got out safely but they watched as the fire burned flight goly close to their hom

mr. harding's body was self-inflicted. >> with that, an already heated police case got more heated. >> one exit wound, there's a second gun shot wound that enters the right side of his neck and was retained in his head. the bullet which was removed from his head is not consistent with the service ammunition used by the san francisco police department. >> san francisco police used 40 caliber handguns. the bullet that killed kenneth harding was from a 380 handgun. they found a 380 caliber bullet in harding's pocket. in the bay view tonight where many were skeptical of the police version of events. >> sometime they blame the policeman and sometimes it's not them, but sometimes it is them. >> this latest news probably won't help police overcome community skepticism. the community's long standing frustrations boiled over last night in a public meeting when cops tried to talk about the shooting. paul henderson is an adviser to the mayor and cbs 5 legal analyst who grew up in the bay view. >> a lot of conflicting reports out there as to what happened on saturday and that just reflects people's fr

mr. harding's body was self-inflicted. the investigation is still ongoing as to whether or not this was accidental or intentional. >> police are still trying to track down the gun used in the shooting. police officers say they are still looking for this gun right there posted in a video on youtube, and the person who appears to pick it up. there is a $1,000 reward for any one who leads them to the gun used in the shooting. police say 19-year-old parolee kenneth harding died 18 shootout with police. harding ran away after they tried to stop him for skipping out on a muni fare. he was a person of interest in the murder of a pregnant woman in seattle. >> also this morning new video shows if moments before b.a.r.t. police officers shot and killed a homeless man on the civic center station platform in san francisco. you won't see the actual shooting in the video. an officer backing up, pulls out his gun and fires. b.a.r.t. says what you don't see is charles hill throwing a bottle at officers and lunging at them. you can just ma

mr. harding didn't do any violence to the community. >> reporter: the people that attended the meeting weren't ready to hear the details from police. chief sirr says he is not giving up. >> we keep working with the community. >> reporter: there were people at this meeting that were outraged over the death of kenneth harding but many people who took the podium wanted to talk about loved ones who were killed, some several years ago. others took to the podium to complain about what they say was police brutality or even profiling. what this meeting and what the death of kenneth harding was, what it seemed like was pouring salt on what people in the bayview here say is really an open wound. >> you sat through the meeting, elizabeth. did you feel like anything got through? was there accomplishment on either side. >> reporter: you know, it was really an opportunity for people to really vent their frustrations and really feel like they were heard. and the meeting went on well after the chief left. so it was an opportunity for people it take the microphone and tell their stories. >> all right. elizabet

mr. harding didn't do any violence to the community. >> police chief greg suhr left the meeting after more than an hour of failed attempts to speak. but he said he would be back to talk with the community once again but at a later date. >>> there is a new man in charge of transportation in san francisco. ed reiskin is named executive director of the municipal transportation agency. reiskin has been san francisco's public works director since 2008. >>> meanwhile muni buses may get a face-lift. agency officials want to wrap nearly 60 buses and streetcars with additional advertising. the plan could generate an extra $500,000 a year at a time when muni faces a $22 million deficit. a final decision by the board of supervisors is expected on tuesday. >>> and busy stretch of san jose freeway will be closed for several nights. it is on the city's east side on u.s. 101 between capitol expressway and the 280/680 connector. northbound and southbound lanes will be closed for four nights straight from midnight until 5:30 in the morning. >>> have your boss pay for your commute? why that could soon be a

mr. harding's body was self inflicted. porter: san francisco police commander mike beall delivered the stunning news. the 19-year-old kenneth harding was not killed by officers as originally thought. instead investigators say he shot and killed himself. >> the investigation is still ongoing as to whether or not this is accidental or intentional act. >>reporter: police say officers fired at harding after he shot at them first while running away during a muni fare inspection. one bullet went through his leg. the other entered his neck and lodged in his head. investigators believe it was that bullet that was first by harding and the one that killed him. sf pd even provided a photo of the bullet recovered from harding head. and another one found in his jacket pocket. breathe 380 caliber bullet. sf pd uses 40 caliber ammunition. >> i can say that the bullet is a 380 slash 9mm. caliber and is not consistent with the department issue duty ammunition. furthermore, the bullet could in the have been fired from any department issued f

mr. harding's body was self-inflicted. the investigation is still ongoing whether this is accidental or intentional. >> reporter: and more questions remain about the gup used in the shooting. we know the one recovered from a parolee's home does not match the caliber, so the search continues. police say they're still looking for the gun seen in amateur video posted on youtube and for the person they claim picked it up, along with shell casing. police are offering a $1,000 reward to anyone that leads them to the gun in the shooting. harding's death has prompted protests in the bay view and other neighborhoods. wednesday night at a town hall meeting, the police chief tried to address the community concerns but was shouted down by the crowd and the meeting ended early. harding is a person of interest in a shooting last week in seattle that police say left a 19-year-old pregnant woman dead and three others injured. police told us tonight they don't know whether the weapon used in that shooting in seattle is the same weapon that

mr. harding was fatally wounded by 3 80 caliber bullets, we know that the 45 caliber gun that we recovered early on in this investigation is not the same caliber as the bullet that was recovered from his head. i want to take this opportunity to reach out to the community for help in locating the correct weapon that was used by mr. harding i understand how the community feels, but our investigation is based on total facts. >> the police still have the weapon in their using it in the investigation they're offering a $1,000 reward on anyone that has any information on that weapon that they're looking for. >> a developing story out of union city, and arrests has been made in a swap to stand off, it has been going on for hours. residents were told to stay in their homes, they were not immediately told why. we are live in union city and we have been following this all day. >> union city police now have two men in custody, one main suspect that they just took into custody a very short time ago. they say they believe he is the man that engaged in gunfire with them. and other associated founders be

mr. harding first and followed by the two officers returning fire. >> the activists are not convinced. >>h. we don't know what flush. it could be the 10 bullets that fired. we still don't know until we see a ballistic report >> harding took off running on third street when police asked for the proof of payment. during the foot chase, harding fired at police and they shot back. most was caught on tape. they said the most disturbing part of the shoot suggest police pointing guns at harding while he bleeds in the streets >> you do not yet a human being die like a rabid dog without even applying pressure to the wound or doing some type of cpr. >> they didn't provide first aid immediately because they thought he had a gun. in you tube video there was a gun behind a crowd and a man picks it up. they recovered the gun and are running tests on it. bayview resident who is believe this was an unjustified shooting said they will demand answers until they are provided. the police chief said he is listening. >> one since depth is a huge set back to what our efforts have been. until we can reassure the

mr. harding didn't do any violence to the community. >> the meeting was held in response to a police shooting you just heard suhr referring to. it happened as officers approached a 19-year-old for fare evasion. he took off. police say he was shooting at him as they ran. they shot him and he died. his name is kenneth harding a parolee from seattle wanted for questioning in a shooting death out there. people say it wasn't about him, they say it was more about years of bad relations with the community. people say they are upset. they say police shot to kill in this circumstance that they let him bleed to death and it happened in front of children. >> do you know how long the meeting lasted ? does anyone feel like anything was accomplished? > >> reporter: now, people got some of their complaints off of their shoulders. but obviously the police chief is only there for about an hour. so a lot of it, you know, they felt like they were talking to each other. there was a city council member there and we're going to hear from her in the next half hour. >> anne makovec live for us this morning in san fr

mr. harding didn't do any violence to the community. >> some people are questioning whether 19-year-old kennethding was even armed. they did not recover a gun from the scene. they do have a video of a gun lying near the body. someone coming over picking up the gun and walking off with it. they do have it but they don't know if it's hard go's. parolee with a violent criminal history shot at them first, police say, but they are having a hard time convincing people of that. the chief will return to the bayview to continue the conversation. >>> investigators are searching for the cause of a san francisco house fire that for a while threatened to take out an entire block of homes. flames shot out of the roof in the lower hate. it for nearly an hour last night. everybody got out safely. fire chief says the close nature of last night's wind made it difficult fire to fight. there is no estimate of the damage. >> search crews say it could take up to months to find the bodies of three hikers that are presumed dead after being swept over a waterfall. two of the victims have been identified as 27-year-old

mr. harding. >> reporter: police critics say the newest findings is part of a cover up. >> i don't believe nothing they say until they show us something. >> reporter: the lawyer for kenneth harding's family tonight told us they are quote stunned and shocked and don't know what to believe. the attorney is asking the police department to release all evidence so the family can order their own investigation. >>> san francisco's fugitive recovery enforcement team arrested 40 people yesterday and police tell us many of the arrests were for drug, weapons and parol violations. it was the first time in two year, san francisco police have conducted a city wide operation because of budget cuts and staffing shortages. the department says it will try to do similar operations once a month. >>> the woman accused of breaking into jeopardy host alex trebek's san francisco hotel room appeared in court today. 56-year-old lucinda moyer is accused of stealing jewelry and cash. moyers has two previous convictions for burglary which makes her eligible for the state's three strikes law if she is found guilty agai

mr. boehner. and this makes the negotiations very hard for him. and it comes in a crucial time.t would be very difficult for him to retain the speakership if he can't keep people in line for a vote like this. >> is some kind of compromise possible at this point? or have both sides backed them selfs into a corner? >> i think that is a really important question. the real question is whether the congress can come to a compromise fchl they can't, will president obama take matters into his hands and exercise the constitutional option and simply by executive order increase the debt ceiling? it's not what the president wants to do. politically, it would be hard are for him. he wants to have some sign of moving forward on reducing the deficit. so putting the debt ceiling up would be costly for him. faced with alternative, which is that we may go into default and it could cause financial chaos, most people are betting that he would take action. so... this first choice is to have compromise but this may not be possible. >> how much damage has this done to the economy? >> it's done some da

mr. harding's body was self-inflicted. >> reporter: they delivered the stunning news. 19-year-old kenneth harding was not killed by officers as originally thought. investigators say he shot and killed himself. >> the investigation is still ongoing as to whether or not this is accidental or intentional. >> police say they fired at harding after he shot at them first. one bullet lodged in his head. it was that bullet that was fired by hargtd and the one that killed him. they provided a photo of the bullet that was recovered from his head and another one found in his jacket pocket. both are .380-caliber bullets but the police department use .40 caliber ammunition. >> right here in the neck. this is unbelievable. it's almost laughable. >> other community leaders believe police are making it up. they want an independent investigation. >> everybody out here, no one out here says that he shot himself. no one. >> many residents doubt that he had a firearm despite video shows what appears to be a gun on the ground not too far from the body. >> the police department are still examining the gun but

mr. harding. >> reporter: police critics say the newest findings is part of a cover up. >> i don't believe nothing they say until they show us something. >> reporter: the lawyer for kenneth harding's family tonight told us they are quote stunned and shocked and don't know what to believe. the attorney is asking the police department to release all evidence so the family can order their own investigation. >>> san francisco's fugitive recovery enforcement team arrested 40 people yesterday and police tell us many of the arrests were for drug, weapons and parol violations. it was the first time in two year, san francisco police have conducted a city wide operation because of budget cuts and staffing shortages. the department says it will try to do similar operations once a month. >>> the woman accused of breaking into jeopardy host alex trebek's san francisco hotel room appeared in court today. 56-year-old lucinda moyer is accused of stealing jewelry and cash. moyers has two previous convictions for burglary which makes her eligible for the state's three strikes law if she is found guilty agai

mr. harding quarterly when gent want him. >> and a special audio system that was in the area recorded the audio of >> after the shooting up bystanders that stole the gun they got it set and were able to retrieve the gun and they are now testing had " >> we are testing for giant gunshot residue on his hands and a weathered the weapon is operable. >> that shooting of kevin hardy spark a protest in the bayview district there are conflicting stories of whether he had a cover not and that is what is disturbing to them. they were talked to people in the area to find out what happened. >> we have a live look at walnut creek just a few cars snaking through the valley. everyone is going to be enjoying sunny weather today ari. we are seeing 50s and 60s in the area. these are more than they were yesterday. this is a difference in temperatures from of the past 24 hours. this afternoon the temperatures will wall spread out we are looking mainly at 60s along the coast as you head the east they will be into the 80 degree weather. this el look around the bay of temperatures for later on this afternoon. w

mr. harding's body was self-inflicted. the investigation is still ongoing as to whether this is an intentional act. >> reporter: police have called harding a person of interest in a shooting that killed a 19-year-old woman last week. not long after the shooting of harding, police were able to recover a gun but now they are saying they don't believe that gun was the one that killed harding. they are offering a $1,000 reward for information that leads them to the weapon. live in san francisco, traci grant, nbc bay area news. >> it's a sensitive and delicate story. now, new information in another highly charged story. this video is just being released by b.a.r.t. surveillance video of just before he was shot and killed on the b.a.r.t. platform. he fired three shots and fires 26 seconds after arriving. as he fires, a knife flies into the frame. b.a.r.t. police say -- we see the knife there in the circle. what we don't see is hill throwing a bottle at officers and advancing towards them with that knife towards his head. >> the o

mr. harding's body was self-inflicted. >> reporter: a surprising new finding that the suspect shot by police on saturday afternoon apparently killed himself, that's according to forensic evidence released from the medical examiner's office. >> there is one gunshot wound which enters and exits his left leg, there is a second gunshot wound that enters the right side of his neck and was retained in his head. the bullet which was removed from his head is not consistent with the service ammunition used by the san francisco police department. >> reporter: given the new evidence, police believe harding somehow shot himself in the head with his .380 handgun. maybe it was a suicide. maybe it was an accidental shooting in the chaos of a gun battle. according to these photos that police showed reporters, a .380 is noticeably smaller than the police-issued .40-caliber bullets shown on the right. again, police believe harding was armed with a .380 and that's the one that killed him. in fact, police believe this gun seen in a youtube video saturday was harding's weapon. but now they are saying the gun has

mr. harding didn't do any violence to the community. >> reporter: at the time of saturday's shooting police didn't know that harding was a parolee from washington state and that he was a person of interest in a murder there earlier this month. some witnesses on saturday say harding never had a gun and that he never shot at police. but the youtube video shows a gun on the ground believed to belong harding. it later disappeared and now tests show there was gun residue on harding's right hand. as for tonight's event it was supposed to have lasted an hour. instead it lasted about 90 minutes. the chief finally left. he kept getting cut off by people and there was a lot of shouting and anger in the room. still, the chief says he will be back to talk to the community again, possibly even this weekend. live in the newsroom, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> lisa, thank you. >>> a bay area nursing student is one of three people presumed dead now after being swept over a waterfall in yosemite national park. search crews say it could take up to a month to find their bodies because the fast moving cu

mr. harding first, followed approximately two seconds later by the two officers returning fire. >> the gpss showing flash. we don't know what flash. it could be the 10 bullets that were fired at him. we don't know. until we see a ballistic report. >> activists say they are disturbed by cell phone video that shows police standing by harding as he bleeds on the street. and there's also a youtube video that shows a passerby picking up a gun at the scene as an angry crowd grows. police say they now have that gun but they are looking for a phone and shell casings apparently taken from the scene. >> a san leandro police officer facing drug charges is leaving the force. jason frederickson resigned last friday after he was charged with giving a pound of marijuana to a confidential informant whom he was having an affair with. the 38-year-old has pleaded not guilty and is free on bail. prosecutors haven't said where he got the drugs. frederickson worked recently as a narcotics detective in his nine years with that department. >> today a former santa clara cop will go on trial on charges of sharing p

mr. harding. >> reporter: this youtube video post claims the man in a gray striped hoodie picked up the gun. >> the person that picked up that gun in the video we believe we know who that is. and we are actively seeking him. >> reporter: but news that the suspect may have accidentally killed himself has not calmed an angry bayview community and some members confronted the mayor during a new library groundbreaking there today. >> you know me. now i'm not giving up on anything. >> i'm not saying. that but it's just not working, man. that' all. we need you to step up for us. >> the mayor was up here at the library at the groundbreaking and they say run, ed, run. but ed is running away from all the issues. >> reporter: bayview leaders say the problems are more deeply rooted than a shooting. it's about fixing the blight and bringing in jobs. >> if you get an opportunity for our young people to have an opportunity to make a difference in their lives and then what it does is it makes a difference in other lives. if they can see something they don't have to hang on the streets don't have to do the

mr. harding didn't do any violence to the community. >> reporter: you just heard greg suhr mention the incidentmeeting was held in response to the police shooting in the neighborhood last weekend. it started as officers approached a 19-year-old man for fare a vegas on the bus. he took off. police say he was shooting as them as he ran away after the police check for fare evasion. they shot back at him and he died shortly thereafter. kenneth harding wanted for questioning in a shooting death up there. a lot of people who came to the meeting said it wasn't about harding, it was more about years of bad relations between the police department and the community. they were expressing concerns that they were afraid that the police in this case were shooting to kill harding, that they did this in front of children and that they are sort of picking on the community by doing things like trying to make busts for fare evasion. the chief said he is planning to have more meetings but none are scheduled yet. >> thank you. >>> the police shooting happened in the bayview neighborhood over the weekend. with you t

mr. ford, giving a hard time about whatever the c.a.c. has told me to give him a hard time about. and we wish him well. he is certainly without question the c.a.c.'s favorite texas rangers fan. i don't think there's any competition that comes even close on that. so that said, i have a number of recommendations to present to you. three. one pertains to the thorny issue of switchbacks. we recognize that to the agency does a lot to try to prevent having too many switchbacks. that this is something that we all recognize as being a less than optimal situation. we recommend that when switchbacks involve vehicles that are next to each other where the one vehicle being switched back is right there with the vehicle that is going to be continuing forward, that the vehicle with fewest passengers be switched back in order to inconvenience the smallest number of passengers. this may seem like a small thing, but sometimes people who experience switchbacks see that the vehicle with a huge number of people is the one that switched back and everybody has to get off, and the vehicle without very ma

mr. boehner's actions very hard to understand. he said there was an extraordinary deal on the table, one which was asking for less than this group of bipartisan senators earlier in the week had put forward. he is at a loss to understand why, indeed, the u.s. house speaker has walked away. >> this could be just brinkmanship, could it? >> there is certainly a lot of that. on one side the democrats are talking about the millionaires and billionaires that need to be hit. on the other side, republicans are talking about job creators. you cannot have those people and get the economy going again. they are both looking for the best deal possible. >> thank you. a massive explosion has ripped through norway's's capital, leaving at least seven people dead. and a man dressed as a police officer opened fire at a youth camp connected to the ruling party, killing at least 10. for more on these attacks and how it has affected the people of norway, i spoke to the man who was the u.n. head of humanitarian aid there. >> we have not seen this kind of

mr. haley for his hard work on that. i do not want to rush into anything. i think we want to see how this project plays out. the trend is encouraging and i would ask we at least consider whether this is a project that might be rolled out to other lines. obviously people writing in from this to go along way and face a lot of stop signs. -- people writing in from the zoo face a lot of stop signs. obviously it would not just be the distant writers, it would be their riders in the middle who could benefit from a less crowded train. perhaps the suggestion of turning back at 30th street to bring it down. i think is very positive news about that program and if it continues to play out this way, i would urge us to consider if this is a model again be provided on some of our other lines. -- a model that can be provided on some of our other lines. to carter, you will be missed it, you are a true professional and i wish you the best. >> i would like to piggyback on your comments regarding the incidences' weekend. the drivers -- for the incidents that happen this weeke

mr. haley for his hard work on that. i do not want to rush into anything. i think we want to see how this project plays out. the trend is encouraging and i would ask we at least consider whether this is a project that might be rolled out to other lines. obviously people writing in from this to go along wayd

mr. stone. it's hardo wrap your mind around how something like this could happen, and at that funeral tomorrow in brownwood, in are going to be a lot of people asking why and how and unfortunately, don, there are not going to be a lot of answers given. >> they inspected the stadium and said they weren't making any changes. i don't want to keep drilling this video but want to point out something. if we could roll the video. i want it show you about the railing. as i was speak ak folks out last night, saying those railings come up below your waist if you're 6 feet or taller. it's at your center of gravity higher than the railings, and that's at a lot of baseball park. most stadiums. they have steep stair, concrete everywhere. and if you look at -- roll that video. i just want to look at it. you'll see that the railings were well below mr. stone's waist. hold on, joe. can we get that video back. there we go. the video of him falling. the video, not the still. but, anyway -- so then what do we do? what happen

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mr. speaker, i pay tribute to terry r. gorsach. he was a man who embodied characteristics that we rightly honner in our country. he worked hard, overcame adversity and in business he innovated. mr. tipton: i risked all and by the grace of god and through perseverance was rewarded with his successful company. the story could stop there. but he believed his greatest accomplishment and blessing in life was his family. married to his loving wife, rita, for 45 years, raising their two children, tracy and terry, and then seeing their children grow to adulthood, marry and bless the family with two grandchildren. terry led the american dream. he worked hard, played by the rules, loved his family and always extended a helping hand to others. he could not win his final battle as he succumbed to lou gerhig's disease but his admirable moral fiber helped firm, even as the final stands -- sands of his time slipped from beneath his feet. we don't often reflect on the heroes who make this country work and help make this country what it is. but today, mr. speaker, i am proud to honor an american hero, terry r. gorsach. i yield back the balanc

mr. schumer: indeed, i've learned that hard lesson. mr. chair that i see what developing now is very, very bad for our country. it's hard to comprehend, i ask my friend this question, it's hard to comprehend how the united states house of representatives, at the height of this fiscal crisis we have, has decided to take the weekend off. are you aware they've decided to take the weekend off? mr. schumer: i have read that, yes, i have. mr. reid: and it appears to me one reason to do that is to do indirectly what they can't do directly. that is, we have -- and i read them here this morning -- statements from my friend, the speaker, john boehner, saying we cannot default on our debt, from the whip over there, eric cant cantor, or majority leader, whatever he is, second in command, saying we cannot default on our debt. i'm saying to my friend from new york that it appears to me they're going to do indirectly what they can't do directly by not sending us whatever they decide to do in time to get it done. i think that the country is staring in the

the expenses are going to you mr wolf why is it so hard though to a bring those severus possible to justice why is there never a conviction in the trials against private contractors. well i heard your other guest jeremy scahill mention that very few people have and i can't think of a single one who has been american in any way who has been put on trial in either iraq or afghanistan and they're just arresting people putting them on trial. in iraq we actually had treated me in the iraqi government called the status of forces agreement in which the u.s. agreed it would rather rapidly in the u.s. requests that u.s. forces are essentially immune from iraqi legal process and afghanistan we don't have any agreement at all to be there at all and so the fact that no one's being arrested there said this in print sorry to interrupt the agreement you said it's u.s. forces we're talking about private contractors are you talk are you putting them in the same category. yes that's right country i'm sorry contractors are in the same category as regular u.s. military forces and the right security contractor

mr. anthony answer that question. he had a hard time.he really couldn't answer that question with regard he said it was an accident snow balling out of the control. what was the delay in that response. i find that to be incredible and i am seated in the jury and incredible. >> he said that before the body was found and cause of death was proposed. and also, she gave him money. some $20,000. which he didn't deny and he was caught on security cameras going into her house at odd hours in her residence . gives river cruise more credibility than him and talk about perjury with cindy anthony. >> she took money, too. >> and more from crystal holloway explaining this and being challenged. >> what you said page 16 and line one and completed on page 17, read that out loud. >> he said you just said that. i really believe it was an accident and it went wrong and she tried to cover it up. he never told you that he knew it himself. he that he knew that to be the case. >> i just told you what he said. i never elaborated to anything else. i never said t

mr. paulson. >> good morning. i just would like to let you know that they work hard for the money. ♪ hard for the money so you betteray them right they work so hard very very hard they wroork hard for the compensated funds so give them all you can today ♪ >> thank you, mr. paulsen. is there anyone else? public comment is closed. we have a motion by supervisor farrell. we go forward with the positive recommendation. thank you to the staff for the good work and the work that went into the bargaining units. can you call item 27? >> ordinance amending the code for the health care ordinance. >> an item i introduced. iwant to thank avalos, mirkarimi, chu, chiu, and kim for the co-sponsorship. i would like to continue this t to the call of the chair. let me open it to public comment. is there any member of the public who would like to speak on the health and security ordnance. up. i hope you had a good day. >> i put most of it back. and i just wan ttt to say.

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