mr. pierce and others are listen and that is a critical element in decision making before it comes to us, and we don't have to have a hearing like this to bring that out. and appreciative of your responsiveness and thank you so much. >> and director wanted me to let you and the group know she would have been here had not been for pressing issues in the mayor's office. but she is wants you to know that she is committed to taking any action, and that we make sure that we do what is in the best interest of the patients and so please know that director garcia does support that. and she does join me. >> and so mr, pickens if i may, first of all, you know, one of the things that is really hard for all of us, to do, i think that it is human nature is to admit when a mistake is made and so i give a lot of credit to you and to the department for making that acknowledgment and for listening and i think that, you know, kutos to the patients, and kutos to the workers, for making sure that we understand that what we are doing sometimes has unintended consequences and this is government, listening to y

mr. pierce is a hero in that he stopped a crime. >> i don't feel myself being a hero. >> pierce broke hisand stopping the suspects. since he doesn't have health insurance, he is trying to figure out how to pay his medical bill. >>> a toilet cafe is opening in southern california. a toilet cafe. >> the magic restroom cafe serves entrees in urinal plates and toilet bowl bowls. >> they have the option to have the seats up or down. l.a. diners say they are ready to try it out. >> thought it was odd. i think it's kind of a cool gimmick to get people in. >> does it gross you out? >> no, it's cool. >> yelp users say they like the decor during the opening weekend but the pan-asian cuisine could use improvement but they weren't impressed with the food. >> guess not. no thanks. >>> we got some breaking news. we'll share this with you coming up shortly. the latest on the fire in redwood city. we'll have the very latest when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] the founder of mercedes-benz once wrote something on a sheet of paper ♪ the challenge always accepted. and the calling forever a

mr. dunn aimed his handgun and fired off several more round. nine total. pierced the car.ways that this interaction might have gone. but there was only one way it could have ended once a gun entered the equation. in his glove box, michael dunn kept a 9 millimeter semiautomatic gun along with two loaded magazines. once heap had had -- once he ha unloaded his gun at my son and his teenage friend. he went back to his hotel, ordered a pizza and slept. he left the scene and made no attempt to call police. he retreated. but only after he killed my son. the next morning he was arrested two hours away. those are hardly the actions and motives of someone who was quaking with fear. he was my only child. he was raised with love and learning and ape clear und clea understanding of right and wrong. i have been without jordan now since thanksgiving 2012, without him last christmas and on his birthday last february. i never got to take his prom picture or see him graduate from high school. i can tell you all about him. about his easy smile, his first girlfriend, and his plans to join the

mr. dunn and his handgun and fired off several more rounds, nine total piercing the car. there are any number of ways that this interaction might have gone, but there was only one way it could have ended once a gun entered the equation. in florida, over one million people carry concealed weapons. additionally, 15,000 more fli oridians are approved to carry guns in a month, faster than any state in the nation. nationally for that has some of permittingt requirements. the boxes are becoming modern- day done boxes. dunns glove box, michael kept a semi automatic time along with two loaded magazines. once he had unloaded his gun at his teenage friends, he immediately went back to his hotel, ordered a pizza, and slept. he left the scene and made to attempt to call police. he retreated, but only after he killed my son. the next morning, he was arrested two hours away. those are hardly the actions and motives of someone who was quaking with fear. some will tell you that the argument was about using -- about music, but i believe it was about the availability of guns and eagerness

mr. ruiz, it might have been a saving grace for him that he actually had piercings and that he was removed so he doesn't have to answer any of those questions. >> well, as you know, i'm from orange county jail. >> just hours before he would answer to the judge. ruiz used his time in isolation to write a letter to his girlfriend who he had not spoken to since his arrest. >> baby i'm sorry for not picking you up at work. i was in a police car at the time. i hope you're there when i get out. the only thing i can dream or think about is all the right things i'm going to do when i get out. this is too hard for me right now. to be continued. >> okay. we're back in session, back on the record. on case number 10-sf-0604, people versus richard edward ruiz. mr. ruiz is richard edward ruiz jr. your true name? >> yes. >> the following day at his preliminary court hearing ruiz was charged with felony possession of narcotics which could carry a lengthy sentence behind bars. he entered a plea of not guilty and had one supporter at the hearing, his girlfriend, samantha dunn, who spoke to us afterwards. >>

pierce, go right through patrol vehicles. and this is a residential neighborhood. the deputy ordered 1 or 2 times for mr. lopez to drop the gun. >> police are investigating the shooting saying it was only ten seconds before the time he radioed and time he fired shots. protestors say they were shocked. >> i cannot understand how this happened in such a short, short time. ten seconds, and the boy is murdered. he says he fired when the barrel rose towards the deputies. >> so, once the lethal threat was posed and he felt he had no other option but to use a firearm >> lawyers for the family say they will hold a news conference on monday. family members will be there the law firm is a high-powered law firm out of southern california and sued the city of los angeles for millions of dollars in the notorious lapd rampart scandal that changed the face of the los angeles police department. vic lee, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> a san jose man arrested after police say he left his children aflown a car overnight. julio reyes taken into custody last night. milpitas police say his two children were left sievend a car f

mr. dunn aimed his handgun and fired off several more rounds. nine total. pierced the car. there are any number of ways that this interaction might have gone, but there was only one way it could have ended once a gun into the equation. in florida, over one million people carry concealed weapons. to 15,000ly, 10,000 more floridians are approved to carry guns in public every month, faster than any state in the nation. nationally, florida has some of the loosest permitting requirements. automobile glove boxes are becoming modern-day gun boxes. glove box, michael done kept a nine millimeter semiautomatic gun along with two loaded magazines. once he had unloaded his gun at teenage friends, he immediately went back to his hotel, ordered a pizza, and slept. he left the scene and made no attempt to call police. he retreated, but only after he killed my son. the next morning, he was arrested two hours away . those are hardly the actions and motives of someone who was quaking with fear. some will tell you that the argument was about music, but i believe that it was about the availabi

mr. speaker. i come to the floor today saddened by the news that a nevada assemblywoman, peggy pierce, has passed away. she was a staunch liberal conscience of the nevada state legislature. but she commanded respect from both sides of the aisle because of her steadfast belief in her principles. because she was a hard worker, and because she cared so deeply about the well-being of her constituents and the people of nevada. i first met peggy before her time in the assembly as a fellow organizer helping to coordinate rapid response for displaced workers in las vegas after the tragic events of september 11. she was as committed to helping others then as she was in her tenure at the nevada legislature. she succumbed to cancer but she did not lose the fight. she put her constituents before herself, and in that sense she has always been a true public servant. my thoughts and prayers are with her family. you will truly be missed, my friend. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the speaker pro tempore: lea