mr. harding complied with that request well officer lopez conducted a standard warrant record check.s he heard officers radio transmission, he suddenly leapt to his feet and started to run east across third street into the crowded plaza with officers and foot pursuit. suddenly, and from a distance of 10 feet from the pursuing officers, harding a ride of the northern part of the plaza and reached his right hand under his left arm and then fired several rounds from his handgun at both of the officers. the officers immediately engaged in a firefight with the suspect. he then it fell to the ground, suffering a gunshot wounds. officers approached the suspect to taken into custody and render medical aid. numerous responding officers arrived on the scene and observed the officers surrounded by a mob, many of whom were screaming and provoking hostility towards officers. as they attempted to secure the time seen -- crime scene, the mom became increasingly provocative with the threats directed towards officers. ultimately officers from four police stations and the tactical unit arrived to clea

mr. harding complied with that request well officer lopez conducted a standard warrant record check.s he heard officers radio transmission, he suddenly leapt to his feet and started to run east across third street into the crowded plaza with officers and foot pursuit. suddenly, and from a distance of 10 feet from the pursuing officers, harding a ride of the northern part of the plaza and reached his right hand under his left arm and then fired several rounds from his handgun at both of the officers. the officers immediately engaged in a firefight with the suspect.

mr. harding possess the firearm that he used to shoot at them. e they believe he was no more in danger to them and they render medical attention. >> reporter: harding's mother says this is not about the money. >> this is not about the money, i'd like to have my son back any day. but i want to set a point that as mothers we are not just going to lay down and accept this. >> justine: dozens of people marched across san francisco upset with the recent government efforts to shut down marijuana dispensaries. >> reporter: supporters of medical marijuana march because they are upset that the federal government has closed down eight marijuana medical dispensaries in san francisco and two in the past week. >> we fought hard here in san francisco for the right to have medical marijuana dispensaries. >> reporter: he believes that the government is failing. >> there are people within cenacle marijuana community that want to work with the government. they have paid their taxes and frankly they are being abused. >> reporter: he says that the fed and in particul

the romney campaign is making a hard position for the jewish vote. mr. obama has not been universally embraced by the jewish community. without the jewish vote, what is going to happen? you know all the jews. i know all the blacks. you know all the jews. is it going to be contested? >> i think it will be contested, but i think the majority will go with mr. obama. unless something dramatic is done on the republican side, unless they show criticism -- charisma, pretty much everything is going to go on the democratic side ta. tavis: did you say romney is going to lose? >> unless he pulls it together. tavis: on the long run, don't you feel like you are part of a losing party? what you said make so much sense. if they do not get it, they are done. who is going to be in your party with you? you and evangelicals? >> i think we are going to have to broaden the base with more non-whites. i think we are on the wrong side of history unless we can make changes in the party. >> it is about principle and where you stand on the issues that matter to the voters. >> it i

mr president it's hard to believe that julian assange had no contact with ecuadorian officials prior to requesting political asylum because he needed to be certain that there were dory an embassy would ensure his safety did you discuss this option with him before hand. no we didn't i didn't talk to mr sands personally but if i'm not mistaken at some point the situation became suit chance that he said he was thinking about seeking asylum in an embassy haps even in ecuador's embassy was sure he would be allowed to stay when he entered the embassy so i think mr sanchez discussed it with the embassy staff since he i believe entered after hours so they must have been expecting him any person seeking asylum in ecuador as embassies will be safe we will see to the needs but after that we will consider granting them asylum with all due fairness if the person in question is a criminal we will never grant asylum to him but why do you think julian assange strolls ecuador and not another country only mr sands can answer that and the fact he did is the best response to this smear campaign and to t

mr. romney up for a challenge because people are going to be listening on thursday night for hard truths. so far, mr. romney has said there will be tax cuts paid for by an unspecified withdrawal of deductions. the question is will there be mental truths there. there's a bit of whiplash tonight. ann romney starts by saying i want to talk to you about love. chris christie doesn't do love. he's not mr. congeniality. he's setting to you a different speech. >> we'll see you all tomorrow night. >> great to have you with us. of course, don't forget, "good morning america" tomorrow morning. "nightline" later. abcnews.com and as george said, we'll see you tomorrow night. ♪ >> hurricane isaac makes landfall. fromtorm is far captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd, this is abc 7 breaking news. >> good evening. our breaking news tonight at 11. is it makes landfall. the hurricane bringing the costs -- worst possible conditions to louisiana. this massive storm is far from out.ing pummelling the gulf coast as we speak. hardind and rain hitting anywhere fast. i

mr. wagner talking to a reporter. i have a very hard time seeing the relevance of that mr. keith. >> the reason is offered is because we argued, as i argued earlier tonight, there has been a pattern of basically mistreatment of our reporting what this by a law-enforcement official, and it is continuing. this is basically belittling and making fun of the reporting witness, the wood is to correct the reported a crime. the idea that he would have his lawyer is going to a news agency and basically making fun of her and sang she is not credible because she has written a comic book, i think that is not decent and it is not the right thing to do. i think that is why it is relevant to the conduct charge. >> ok. any questions for mr. keith? mr. kopp, i will give you an opportunity to say something. >> last night, i said some things about miss madison's credibility to some reporters. i mean, the mayor is out there, permitted to make comments about his view of sheriff mirkarimi's actions, but we are still supposed to fight with one hand behind our back? i don't think so. this is not a

mr. wagner talking to a reporter. i have a very hard time seeing the relevance of that mr. keith. >> the reason is offered is because we argued, as i argued earlier tonight, there has been a pattern of basically mistreatment of our reporting what this by a law-enforcement official, and it is continuing. this is basically belittling and making fun of the reporting witness, the wood is to correct the reported a crime. the idea that he would have his lawyer is going to a news agency and basically making fun of her and sang she is not credible because she has written a comic book, i think that is not decent and it is not the right thing to do. i think that is why it is relevant to the conduct charge. >> ok.

mr. wagner talking to a reporter. i have a very hard time seeing the relevance of that mr. keith. >> the reason is offered is because we argued, as i argued earlier tonight, there has been a pattern of basically mistreatment of our reporting what this by a law-enforcement official, and it is continuing. this is basically belittling and making fun of the reporting witness, the wood is to c

mr. romney u challenge because people are going to be listening on thursday night for hard truths. so far, mr. romney has said there will be tax cuts paid for by an unspecified withdrawal of deductions. the question is will there be mental truths there. there's a bit of whiplash tonight. ann romney starts by saying i want to talk to you about love. chris christie doesn't do love. he's not mr. congeniality. he's setting to you a different speech. >> we'll see you all tomorrow night. >> great to have you with us. of course, don't forget, "good morning america" tomorrow morning. "nightline" later. abcnews.com and as george said, we'll see you tomorrow night. ♪ . >>> you're watching the station that works for you. now, abc 2news at 11. >> he went to that bathroom and put together that weapon. >> we are learning more about teen that opened fire on another student. what his attorney is saying. >> he jumped in the water to save waters and it may have cost him his life. >> you have seen the concrete barriers, the metal fences, now get set to see streets closed as we prepare for the grande p

mr. laramie not to request those e-mails and not to review hard drives? >> i don't know. >> but did you investigate who might have directed him not to acquire those e-mails? wouldn't that have been important from an inspector general standpoint? >> he did receive the e-mails. these are the e-mails we are talking about. >> the question is who directed him not to? >> sir, i don't know that. >> so would it be important to know why richard laramie was lying if he received e-mails that he said he was not? with that cause you concerns with his inconsistency? >> if i may, steve black's first interview with the case agent, he offered the e-mails to the -- >> key points that out and i have covered that. i am asking you who directed at? he points out that he was told by black that he could have them and he was directed by somebody not to give the e-mails. who directed that? >> he chose not to accept them at the time. >> so he lied when he said he was drafted not to ask for them. wouldn't that be worth investigating, why you are saying richard laramie glide in this

mr. chambliss: let me today what senator mccain said. we have been working hard with the sponsors of the base bill, senator lieberman and senator collins who have been very receptive and very open to our dialogue over the last several days and weeks. it's an indication, number one, that everybody in this body recognizes the seriousness of this issue. but it's also a recognition of the complexity of this issue. there are about four or five committees of jurisdiction that have a piece of the jewish of cybersecurity. unfortunately we did not -- a piece of the issue of security. we did not go through the regular order of giving the committees the opportunity to go through the regular markup process. that may or may not have solved some of the issues we are dealing with. but we're down to the very final minutes before a cloture vote, and unfortunately i'm going to vote against cloture, and i would recommend that my colleagues do likewise and that we continue over this break to negotiate on the remaining issues that we have, which certainly have been narrowed in number

mr. chairman. we have hard deds line of 11:00. any questions you feel comfortable providing the chair would help to move the committee along better. with that, mr. wallace? >> thank you, mr. chairman for holding the committee. mr. miller, thank you for being back again and for the work that you've done. there are a couple things my colleague has said. it's hard not toeel the frustration here. at some point in time expressngn frustrations is not good enough. mr. duncan pointed out the issue. i would argue there is an incentive other than pay, it's called ethics. and i would like to think as i taug school starting out for $17,000 a year i worked just as hard as i did when i reached the top at 47,000. that i was working just as hard in that classroom and trying to save money for the taxpayers. but when we get a situation like this it absolutely,s miss johnson said, too, it destroys all credible and my friend is very thorough. we both know there's not going to be good news out of that conference. swb is staying in that damn suite tonig

mr. push very hard on that $250 million impact.re's that -- i don't see any buckling on the knees of the democrats. both sides feel like they are absolutely right on this. they have the right ground and they are gonna show us in november that they are gonna win. that means we'll go through the november elections claudine and come back. >> do you think the americans are saying, we knew this was gonna happen. we're not even watching this. we're not going to watch it for months. >> yeah i do think this is oilying be -- being played about in the very, very interested in both parties. but again, just the feeling you get from talking to lawmakers in the hallway here, democrats think they are right and it will be priven in november and pruns allies with nobody -- proven in november an republicans with nobody want to the give it -- to give in. it may deped on who wins in wins in -- it may depend on who win in november. >> all right. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> a uc professor accused of plotting to kill students and administrators at a hig