ms. johnson phoned the police to report that her roommate, mr. smith, was suffering from psychological problems, had been drinking, and was taking medication. in her request for the police, this johnson indicated mr. smith was not known to carry weapons and that she wanted vice from officers on how to deal with mr. smith. she needed assistance based on his behavior. officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguit

ms. johnson is behind a sophisticated credit card scam. she stole information off cards and then used it to create counterfeit cards. investigators say that she used the bogus cards to buy gift cards at safe way stores. she is in jail on $1 million bail. >>> a record number of layoffs looms over the city of san jose on the chopping block, police and fire. san jose could lose nearly 350 police officers and 145 firefighters. the city is grasp -- . >>> if you think about our patrol force itself, it's roughly 560, that leads us half the patrol force. that would be supplemented, but it's a significant piece of our department. >> the city is looking at millions in other cuts. the city council is asking for unions for salary reductions and pension reform. if nothing is done, san jose is on the path to bankruptcy. >>> san francisco could finds considering bankruptcy as well as soon as five years from now. that warning from the new mayor. the city needs to shave 300 to 400 million in costs associated with employee pensions and healthcare. if it doe

ms. johnson. our last speaker, but i think we will move quickly into public comment, there are many people in the audience with expert he's to share. our last speaker is mary kate conor from outreach services. s thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much, commissioners, for considering this, and for moving so quickly on this issue. i understand taking a look at the memphis training was on the agenda, but looking at the most recent tragic shootings that happened at end of december involving people who have serious psychiatric illnesses. i was part of a working group in 1996 that was brought together by the o.c.c., by members of alternative criminal justice alternate sentencing, very much like the kinds of things that you are seeing and talking about now. we started doing this work in 1996 and put together a program called -- at that point it was called many pirc. the psychiatric illness response club. where the person encountered was killed by the police as opposed to aided by the police. the

ms. johnson miller. >> my name is edward purcheck. i am a parent of a 1.5 year old. i just want you to know you probably will be seeing more of me. i just want to bring up again that changing the policy on how students are assigned to schools affects us a lot more than just making the decision and changing it. my partner and i -- really, that was one of our main concerns when we bought a house. we bought a house where we could afford to buy a house in the city and were not concerned because we knew we could have our choice of schools. i know we still have our choice of schools. i understand the priority list and all of that. but our neighborhood school -- we are in bayview. i just want to bring up mining concern. you are taking a new map with elementary school boundaries, and your superimposing it on this map where you have designated students who reside in areas of the city with the lowest average test scores. i am requesting -- i would like to know how this board of san francisco figured -- of would like to see why our block is included in the shaded area where i l

ms. johnson: thank you very much, congresswoman christensen. the national science foundation was created in 1950. the defense advance research agency and nasa were created in 1958 and the department of energy was established in 1977. some of the technologies which originated from these federal investments include the laser, internet, fiber-optics, and nuclear power. companies which sprang forth from these efforts include companies like google, s.a.s., cisco systems, and sun microsystems. these companies alone employ 130,000 people. 130,000 jobs which were created from relatively modest federal investment, and there are hundreds of companies which have their beginnings in federal research grants. the equation is clear, federal investments and research and development lead to new technologies and products which create jobs. and on the other side of the equation, focus investment and education produce the highly skilled work force which ensures these high-tech jobs stay in america. at a science and technology committee last session, tom donahue of

ms. shapiro. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shall be and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on behalf of the securities exchange commission regarding implementation of the dodd-frank wall st reform and consumer protection act. the act is intended to fill a number of significant regulatory gaps, bring greater public transparency and market accountability to the financial system and give the sec important tools with which to better protect investors. it also assigns the sec new authority for over-the-counter derivatives, hedge funds and credit rating agencies among others. to respond, we brought together experts from across the agency creating cross disciplinary teams to draft rules and conduct the required studies. we put in place measures to ensure maximum input from the public and a highly transparent process and we continue to consult frequently with our fellow regulators, domestically and internationally. we have made significant progress today. the commission has issued 25 proposed rules releases, seven final rules releases and to interim rul

ms. shapiro. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shall be and members of the committee, thank you for the oprtunity to testify today on behalf of the securities exchange commission regarding implementation of the dodd-frank wall st reform and consumer protection act. the act is intended to fill a number of significant regulatory gaps, bring greater public transparency and market accountability to the financial system and give the sec important tools with which to better protect investors. it also assigns the sec new authority for over-the-counter derivatives, hedge funds and credit rating agencies among others. to respond, we brought together experts from across the agency creating cross disciplinary teams to draft rules and conduct the required studies. we put in place measures to ensure maximum input from the public and a highly transparent process and we continue to consult frequently with our fellow regulators, domestically and internationally. we have made significant progress today. the commission has issued 25 proposed rules releases, seven final rules releases and to interim rules

ms. shapiro. >> chairman johnson, ranki member shall be and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on behalf of the securities exchange commission regarding implementation of the dodd-frank wall st reform and consumer protection act. the act is intended to fill a number of significant regulatory gaps, bring greater public transparency and market accountability to the financial system and give the sec important tools with which to better protect investors. it also assigns the sec new authority for over-the-counter derivatives, hedge funds and credit rating agencies among others. to respond, we brought together experts from across the agency creating cross disciplinary teams to draft rules and conduct the required studies. we put in place measures to ensure maximum input from the public and a highly transparent process and we continue to consult frequently with our fellow regulators, domestically and internationally. we have made significant progress today. the commission has issued 25 proposed rules releases, seven final rules releases and to interim rules. we have

johnson. all right. live people. the pins point come downs on the butter fly. the knuckle come down on ms. sisly. the mallet come down on the cd case. wait! the mallet come down on the butter fly. the pins point come down on the ms. sisly. the knuckle come down on the cd case. wait! >> the knuckle come down on the buttir fly. the pins point come down on the cd case. dammit. the butter fly, ms. sisly the cd case. the roses rips at the spit much the phoenix dazzling petals births something. the martir's smile that saves something. what did we make? listen to the butter fly, the pinpoint makes no sound sticking the [inaudible] no brass wail to the air here it's silent as a necktie this is not right. ms. sisly a cd case and a pin striped suit did he stick her lips red. i don't know, i don't know. sometimes he wore a pin striped 3 piece and a dazzling tie. i have a mallet did he kiss her. lips red. did he stick her with a pins point much listen to the brass ware and butter fly the plastic and silence breaks. this is a man thinking he can build with a mallet. a martir with knuckles. this it is a man wh

finding expensive drugs for cancer, arthritis and ms can cost them hundreds, even thousands of dollars out of pocket each month. here's carolyn johnsony neurologist that every day you don't take this drug, they are costing you neurological function. her insurance classified it as a specialty tier drug, also known as tier 4. that means she pays 30% of the cost of the drug rather than a simple copay. >> how did you make it work financially. >> i went into credit card debt. >> of the 12 most common tier 4 drugs, four are used to treat ms. >> and just so frustrated because they're paying their premiums and this runs completely counter to what insurance is supposed to be about which is equitably spreading the risk. >> a wide range of illnesses and diseases impacted by this change, neuropathy, cancer, rheumatoid tried, even organ transplant. >> it is alarming when health plans are reclassifying drugs into a new tier 4 category. >> assembly woman fiona mahr is trying to keep it from tier 4 status. >> we're trying to assure that patients are able to afford the medication they need. so we are going to look at a cap system, as well as a cost c

ms. live here at pebble beach. dennis, back to you. >> mark, who is your pick to win it? >> i don't know. dustin johnson.lked to him earlier today. the two time defending champion so we will see. >> that's a good pick, man. i would go with the hot hand there at at&t. mark, thanks a lot. i appreciate it very much. >> mark live at pebble beach. >>> the sharks haven't been devouring opponents like this since back on the island. they continued their seven game road trip in columbus. san jose already down a goal in the winding seconds of the first period when they score on the columbus powerplay. 2-0 jackets. but then the sharks come back. the goalie steve mason completely out of place and the game is tied at two. same score later in the third. patrick marleau's 20th of the year. sharks win 3-2. bring on the new jersey devils next. >>> about 1,000 fans who were not able to see the superbowl despite having tickets are suing the nfl in federal court. they are seeking $5 million in actual damages. and understate law that figure can be tripled. >> we want our seats. we want our seats. >> reporter: that was the sc

ms. jackson lee. i'm not sure you're aware, but there are jobs programs that will be cut at a time when they're so badly needed. i yield to hank johnson, who joined me the last time we had a special order. thanks for joining us again this evening. mr. johnson: i thank the gentlewoman from the virgin islands. i appreciate how much you care about people. indeed, mr. speaker, the federal government touches all of us, every single person who lives in america. the federal budget touches each one of us. in some way or another. whether or not it would be when we call 911 for police help or whether or not we call 911 for the fire department, or even when we are sending our children to school, the teachers, they are touched by the federal budget. what we now have, which has been introduced on friday by the folks on the other side of the aisle, my republican brothers and sisters, is an assault on each one of us. it's an extremist position that they have taken to cut things that are so important to americans' quality of life. i just simply don't believe that the majority of the american people are in favor of eliminating the positions of thousan

ms. bear, members of the committee, think for the opportunity to testify today on the fdic's progress in implementing the dodd-frank act. first a quick to congratulate senator johnson on becoming chairman and it's an honor to be called to testify for the hearing. we appreciate your efforts in the past on issues like deposit insurance reform and we look forward to your leadership as we address future challenges in the financial industry. the recent financial crisis has great shortcomings in the private sector risk-management and framework for the financial regulation. in the crisis hit, the policy makers were faced with a choice of propping up large failing institutions or risking bankruptcy as we saw in the lehman brothers failure. landmark dodd-frank act enacted last year created a regulatory and resolution regime to protect the american people from the severe economic consequences of financial instability to get it gives the regulators the tools to curb excessive risk-taking, enhanced supervision and facilitate the liquidation of large banks and non-bank financial companies in the event of a failure. the act requires or authorizes the fdic to implement some of 44