. >> this is norwalk, connecticut. a fight going on, girls fighting after the club closed down in norwalk, connecticut and an officer's there. he's the only officer trying to calm everybody down. watch the man in the striped shirt. he's identified as allen. it's just the girls that are engaged. you see the officer with his taser telling everybody to calm down. >> [ bleep ]. >> but then you see here, the camera moves and you see him fighting with the girls. >> other guys rush in and pull him off of her saying you don't hit a girl. but he isn't done. keep watching. >> [ bleep ]. >> he just whales on a girl who is on the ground. >> oh! >> down he goes. that was not punch from a girl. he got his butt tased. >> oh no! >> he's swinging and whaling on that girl. and the officer's like, enough. >> good. >> he's tased. the girl falls to the ground but she keeps punching. you think this would stop the fight. no, though the man's on the ground, hands up, these girls keep fighting. >> this is a complete mess. way too much for one

norwalk new york is one of the few and that's recently been done first year most cities, in fact, don't have those kind of controls. p if i may the issue of public process we're happy to have the public discussion but i'm concerned about one of the things involving the conciliatory in a project will significantly add to the costs and certainly we can't involve the public on the selection of the consultant. i'd like to have a suggestion of rather than having a scope meeting we could just have that done by e-mail rather than having a scoping meeting. so we do have several board members who are really anxious to move forward. so rather than have a meeting just have a week-long e-mail process. >> commissioner moore. >> following up on what the director is saying you could hand out e-mails for a particular line item of interest to include while your scoping so it's not just an effort afterwards but helps in getting input before it happens. the second thing i often mention that you might set this up for a grant because if there's the this city does things that could be a national thing. perha

first we had a distribution that morning in norwalk, and the next morning we had a distribution at union >> who is first? i believe you. i could sense it. we've never done the distribution at union square before, but we had them in manhattan. i think this is the fourth time. and it's normal we get a lot of people. the gentleman will fill in the paper. >> i read about andrew's new york city beekeeper class a few winters ago, middle of february. i was bored and i said, you know what, this sounds fun. i took the class, and next thing you know, two beehives. basically we take this off and there is a metal canister in there that they're all around right now. that's a sugar syrup. it's got holes in them and that's what kept them alive in the trip from georgia. we take that off and there's the little box that has the queen in it. a thumbtack and some string, and we'll dump her in it. the rest will know her scent and know to go in there. it's amazing you figure out how many friends you have once you have a harvest of honey. >> it was fun, i think. it went smoothly considering millions and millio

municipal bond market overall does not seem to have slowed down - norwalk, connecticut, sold $21 million in general obligation bonds august 1st, and across the country, other communities have raised a combined $8.6 billion. "it really comes down to what's going on in those communities, and do they have the ability to repay? if they do, then i see things moving forward." however, independent research firm municipal market advisors says investors are pulling money out of bond mutual funds, seeking better yields elsewhere. rising interest rates accompanying the federal reserve's tapering of its bond- buying program are other contributors to the trend. a landmark trial involving toyota continues today. the car company is facing a lawsuit by the family of a woman who was killed when her toyota camry unexpectedly accelerated to 100 miles per hour in 2009. the argument in this case is whether toyota is liable for a safety device it failed to install to stop the acceleration. the jury is being asked to award the family $20 million. the jcpenney ceo saga continues. activist investor bill ackman w

this is at the summit motorsports park in norwalk, ohio. that's a jet-propelled gem m el truck. and he's practically blowing the doors off this place. check him out. he's got a big jet engine on the back of the thing and he's taking down the build board with all the thrusts. then he really just roasts that backstop. >> he meant to do this, right? that's what he really wanted to do. it's not an accident. >> that's a good question. i'm not sure if he talked to the park and said, are you guys getting rid of that billboard, because i can take it down pretty quickly. >> i don't thinkhe liked it. oure >>fascinating, the thrust shooting the panels of the billboard off. >> it's got all this force behind it. >> do you want to see it move? >> i do. >> okay. the truck moves fast. here it goes. >> that's insane. 210 miles per hour out of a semi truck. that's impressive. >> it's not aerodynamically designed for a jet engine. >> who cares. >> this thing is quite a spectacle. the people at the motorsports park love it. if you can imagine the whole assault on it, the sights, the sound, the smel

[speaker not understood] was born on january 24th, 1926 at norwalk, california, passed away on august 6, 2013 in san francisco. in april of 1942 she was inturned with her family and 120,000 americans of japanese dissent. she was sent to the relocation center in arkansas and with support from the quakers she was able to leave the camp and attend college in wisconsin. she intended but was not allow today become a teacher because of her race. instead she went to study art at black mountain college outside of ashville, north carolina. it it was a remarkable place with unique curriculum and teaching methodology and this is where ruth developed her philosophy of arts education. she was able to study with [speaker not understood] and she also met architectural and design student all bert lanier whom she would marry, move to san francisco and raise six children. in 1968 as an sfusd parent ruth cofounded the alvarado workshop an innovative program that involved parents and professional artists in the public schools so that young children had the chance to develop more fully as individuals. at

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