this made oce's job more difficult. >>> the point is, is to make oce's investigation as thorough as possible, without having to kick it over to the house ethics committee. >>> is it because they expected, oce, to be. [inaudible] >>> well, i mean, i can only speculate, my conclusion, would be that they have been surprised, that oce has been as effective as it has been, and go ahead and pursue these investigations, and, has reached bipartisan dream, and fairly low expectations, when it first came into being. except for norm. >>> i do think, one of the great things that has happened, we used to have a situation, for a long time, when there were criminalization of party differences and, you would have some outside group bring a complaint, and that would be used against the member. she's under investigation, he's under investigation. and that burned a lot of people. what oce, has done, now because it has some credibility, is to clear people, at a relatively quick way, so that they don't have that cloud. >>> now, one of the reasons they want to do that, is that, we did manage to get and, it was ju

as craig noted, in the house, make the oc e., a per na nent office. and every congress, we wait to have the black or white smoke come out. and determine if it will continue and we would like to find a way for the house to go through a process, to make this more permanent. >>> weave also encouraged the house leadership to support giving subpoena power, and lastly, to increase the transparency, over here. everything from better access, to their pink sheets and more information about the information that they provide. on the senate side, our letter, talks about creating a similar office of ethics, that would be based on the success of oc e.. >>> more problems, who are looking to fu travel for senators, and the senate staff, has no clue what they are all about. >>> no track-record. >>> so, i would like to stop there, and turn to norm, and if you could talk a little bit about why you think, these issues matter. >>> why should they care? >>> why you think it is so hard, to get this done. >>> first of all, i believe the office of congressional ethics has bee

but oce has done its job, as the numbers show. and the reason it has been able to is because of the transparency element july even without subpoena authority. >> the subject of authority, to questions. are there any separation of powers implications about this independent agency having direct oversight responsibility? and also, is this something where you would envision individual witnesses have in the right to not self-incrimination based on the ethics rules in addition to criminal-justice and typically a person can refuse to answer. when they be able? >> i'm actually not certain. so i don't think -- and i am speaking to an oblique, but i don't think there would be a separation of powers concern involving the house investigating his own members. the constitution specifically provides for the house to govern its own. i don't see why you would have a separation of power within if you were looking to third party, you know, somebody finding travel or something like that who is not in the government. so that is the first one. i'm sorr

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>> anybody that carries the oc spray has to have it done to them.is probably the the worst hour and a half i've experienced that i can think of. off the top of my head. it literally makes everything hell. >> staff wash the pepper spray from his face and eyes but the effects will linger for at least several more minutes. let it do the rest. >> it burns! i need to wipe off my face. oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> calm down. >> though he initially denied swinging at the officer, he later indicated otherwise. >> why did you -- hit him? >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to. >> why? >> because i was angry. i was angry. >> after treatment from medical staff, he is confined in what could be described as the jail's worst neighborhood, security segregation. >> ain't got no toothbrush or toothpaste. ain't got no type of hygiene in here! >> he's on security segregation >> he's not in security segregation status in which things are taken away, cup and spoon and toothbrush and toothpaste, he can get it back but it's taken away as security status. any

you know me, girl. >> at 21 years old, cash is on his eighth trip through the oc jail. this time after being caught with a batch of stolen credit cards. >> well, i was really drunk one night. and me and my friend decided to, you know, let's go shopping and we got a bunch of credit cards and we went to stores and we bought -- we tried to buy $700 worth of gift cards, you know, and that didn't fly, you know? 2:00 in the morning, drunk, you know, what are you kids doing in here? so, yeah. >> during his latest stay in jail, cash has met someone special. the object of his affection is rocky brett, who is currently serving a year sentence for drug possession and dealing. he goes by the nickname casper. >> the name is casper. i'm going to get a tattoo casper that goes right here. i'm going to get a tattoo. it is going to be really cute. >> this right here amounts to about two weeks of correspondence, even though she lives two cells down from me, these are about two weeks worth of accumulated material here. >> i love him. >> it is always -- they're always nice to get mail in he

davis i have 3 thoughts to share with you tonight but before i share those thoughts i'd like to ask the oc p reports to stand and model they're beautiful - (clapping) thank you first, i'd like to speak to the issue of facilities because i'm confident that o p will get it's chart from the state board of education as you know the state has previewed our appeals but i want to emphasize i come here in collaboration you hope we get to work with the chart from the district regarding the facilities it's simple the sooner o p gets its charter the sooner for private facilities i want o f are p to have private facilities o p backs up it's commitment to getting the facilities we have an k3r0i8d talented task force we have the head of oaks partners the head of tom elliott fish that designs the facilities we have the co-founder of public bank a real estate agency and at 14th and van ness we are in negotiations on two properties that will move faster when o p gets its charter my second thought o p models is unique the next generation of challenges some brargdz the challenges the gates and hewitt foundat

. >> good afternoon, commissioners department staff that is the inventory or oc i has the landmark district say it district includes a 15 block area i'll show a map a 15 block area roughly by golden gate avenue and market street and the plazas here we go it's bounded by gunning avenue market street and franklin street the district was designated under article 10 of the planning code in 1984 and on the register in 1998 and landmark district in 1987 this was the inventory conducted by itself city and i know you're familiar with the landscaper but for the benefit for the public it is a place where people made physical alternatives the landscape can include trees and buildings and site furnishings or basically any features that relate to the character of the place and culture landscape includes cultural traditions it is to supplement the architecture features those existing documents mentions the importance of the civic center plan and open space self-provide a study for the contribution of the district it provides clear documentation about the evolution of the civic center to talk about the pr

it's the part of the oc where people know that to survive they'll have to work hard. >> reporter: maribel ramos arrived here as a baby, leaving mexico behind. she would not only survive here but thrive. to tell you the truth, this should be the story of a woman who worked hard to change her life, and in doing so, carved a path for others to follow. >> hello? >> hi, orange police. >> reporter: but this story is going to end differently. >> why are you crying? >> because i'm afraid. >> reporter: there are some parts of life that hard work just can't fix. >> i'm just scared. [ sniffs ] >> i'm just like calling to let you guys know that if something happens, i did it because i was trying to defend myself. >> reporter: some things that are beyond our control. >> all i'm trying to say is that i'm warning, i'm honestly -- i will fight for my life and i swear i will -- i will kill him. >> reporter: all of this should never have reached that point of no return. so maybe it's a story of simple bad luck, of two lives that should never have come together. >> tell me about growin' up with maribel. [ l

and the city of and vallejo activated their centers we didn't activate the city of san francisco e oc home we were together virtually we if need to raise to that level we coordinated virtually with a lot of people that way. disaster proclamations there's been a negotiate tarsal declaration it's been exterminated we didn't declare it by the way, we didn't have damage. there was a shelter set up another napa's crossed walk it had 23 people in that obviously there were cell phone disruptions those things happen every time the groin moves they employed cells on wheels for those in the telecom nomenclature we've used them before we'll use them again, the nice thing about the debt of recovery equipment foretell come it's located in the area they respond face there's a water notice still in napa and the water stations are based two of them in napa. this morning there's 34 schools that are open except one that speaks well most of the schools are old it's a big effort to bring up them up to speed. in disadvantage prospective the city of napa has a hundred red tags of mobile homes. in the city

everyone from oc is okay and we're praying for everyone else involved. indeed that's the silver lining no one was injured. late tuesday nasa said there's plenty of time for a future mission to resupply the space station. >> we will fly again as soon as we can safely with confidence and as soon as we can start delivering cargo to the space station again. >> derek pits sees the crash not as a setback but as an opportunity to learn. >> what we do from this is we learn what happened, we can diagnose this problem, figure out what the problem was and fix the problem. >> it is going to take time, though, to determine the cause of the explosion. nasa says tonight the debris is scattered over a wide area around the launch pad. they're asking anyone who comes across any debris to stay away from it and contact the authorities. >>> also developing right now two children are safe in new castle delaware after an amber alert was issued for them earlier tonight. one-year-old gia and two-year-old gabriano lloyd were located this evening. investigators say that the two we

cristina redmond tweeted out that was most tragic and scary thing i have ever witnessed, everyone from oc is okay and we are praying for everybody else involved. nasa says no one was hurt in that explosion and more supplies are on the way. >>> less than two hours ago russia launched its own unmanned supply ship bound for iss. ship blasted off without incident at 3:09 eastern standard time. spacecraft is carrying 3 tons of supplies, for the space station's crew. it is expected to link up with the orbiting lab just after 9:00 this morning. >>> well, happening today wilmington is spanning its smoking ban. mayor dennis williams will sign an executive order banning lighting up in all city parks, playground, public plaza and transit areas. similar ban failed to pass city council earlier this month. wilmington's existing smoking ban covers city government offices, classrooms, libraries and museums. >>> another possible sighting of suspect trooper killer eric frein, this time in monroe county, pennsylvania. pennsylvania state police focused their efforts on a area near route 390 in barrett townsh

all from oc are okay and not injured. very traumatized for many reasons but please keep everyone in your prayers, especially the the nasa people who worked endlessly on this rocket. a review is already underway as efforts also turn to the clean up process. >> this is an accident site and it is a rocket. it had a lot of hazardous equipment or hazardous materials on board that people should not be looking for. >> reporter: emergency responders are on the site and this launch area is on lock down. for students from ocean city we are told they are on their way back home tonight, jim. live from the satellite center, sharrie williams for channel six "action news". >> thanks, sharrie. this has been the the most huge story on our web site at six abc.com tonight where we have posted raw video from the incident as well as photographs of the explosion and the aftermath, you can view it all right now on six abc.com. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, the hunt is on for a hit and run driver. a car struck a pedestrian in boothwyn, delaware coun

what we're hearing now about elon musk's next big thing. ,,,,,,,,,, oc: " ding ding ding ding" worries that economies arou 't grow as >>> hope you're holding on because the roller coaster ride continued on wall street today with a huge sell-off. [ bell ] >> worries that economies around the world won't grow as expected gave the dow the worst of the day one day after having its best day. the dow was down 334. nasdaq and s&p 500 also taking big hits. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks explains one of the factors weighing on the markets. >> another factor for the sell- off, the rising dollar. as the dollar increases in value, it makes it tougher for u.s. businesses to sell their services and goods overseas. >> financial experts say upcoming earnings reports from the big companies will give a better idea of where the economy is headed. >>> in just a few hours, we could learn the true meaning behind elon musk's ambiguous tweet last week. tesla's ceo lit social media on fire when he tweeted, about time to inveil the d and something else -- to unveil the d and something else. he is

there was out right conflict us and the oc. that all changed with senator cat stevens who was from alaska. the act did a number of things, a congressionally chartered the oc so it surprise you to learn that we are a 5013c organisation, we do accept donations. we are not a government organisation. we were given complete responsibility for olympic sport in the united states and shortly thereafter paralympic sports, who given the authority to certify a national governing body. i think we now have 48 national governing bodies, nine of which are an olympic sports. we have to work hand in glove with each of those 48 or 39 to fund d bee gees their programs, not such an easy task and candidly until 2004 i think the usoc tried to be too many things to too many people. we now have a board of directors of 16 people. we have no executive committee now it all. also focus our e mission to help paralympic athletes and athletes sustain excellence. had we get american athletes get medals around their necks. a line of sight, and what the impact

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. ♪ >>> right now, this russian ship carrying hundreds of tons of fuel is drifting in the pacific oce attaching a tow line to this drifting ship. the russian ship lost power on thursday. it's not safe yet, however, as the ocean there is still very rocky and very dangerous. right now, hurricane gonzalo heading back out to sea after crossing over bermuda. crews will be heading out to survey the damagy storm made landfall yesterday, knocking out power to more than 70,000 people on that island. 110-mile-per winds knocked down trees, power lines, damaged bermuda's main hospital. storm surge could create widespread flooding. category 1 storm could still cause heavy winds. many surfers are taking advantage even though there's choppy water out there. y to sa >> r bermuda hit twice. >> so very rare for them to be hit within a ten-day stretch. the infrastructure there, butt it's still very early. we're keeping a track on ana as well t looks like it will stay off the t of th hawaiian islands. between those two systems, we have a very pleasant weekend on the way. however, you need to be ready a a

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oc occidental marathon and conoco phillips have a quarter of their production in areas where there isn'tuch water. and utilities, half the electricity in generated in areas experiences at least one month of the water scarcity in the last year. excel, pinnacle west. we're not talking hydroelectric. we're talking about water for steam and cooling. water for power, how much do these power plants really use? >> of all publicly listed companies the water use of the average electric utility company per dollar of capital is ten standard deviations. not just ten times. but ten standard deviations more than all the other companies in all the other industries. >> i found that surprising. the utility companies are trying to come one new options but it doesn't happen overnight. and that is not to say agriculture is not at risk. there is over a billion dollars worth of crops in these really water-stressed areas. and she said for example, if carrots, which are grown -- a lot of carrots are grown in california. if they lost out in a water rights fight to the energy and electricity company, half the u.s

and the chemical agent known as oc, or pepper spray. >> could you wipe my eyes?ed to know the impact they will have on inmates and in the case of pepper spray, they will almost certainly be exposed to it themselves. >> sometime or other you're going to be in an altercation with an inmate and one of your coworkers will come to your aide and one of them will pull out a can of pepper spray and they will spray everybody in sight. so if you know it's coming, there are things you can do to protect yourself. >> we've covered these staff certification drills at various locations. >> you got it, you got it. you got it. >> why are you coughing? >> i can't hear you. i got a whiff of the pepper spray. >> mack, you still good? >> yeah, good. >> once you get down on the ground and you put your hands behind your back, do it now. taser, taser, taser! stay down. >> let her go! >> that's when the associate producer on the shoot, jake hector, made a declaration. >> i want to get -- i want to get tased but i'm not going to get sprayed. >> i told them one day, i'll get tased and ever

a all from oc from okay and not injured, very traumatized for many reasons but please keep everyone in your prayers,es specially the nasa people who worked endlessly on this rocket. a review is already underway, as efforts also turn to the clean up process. >> the investigation will include evaluating the debrings that we will find around the launch pad and everything associated with this, that, and i do want to caution the public and bill will will speak about that, this is an accident site and it is a rocket. it had a lot of has tuesday equipment, or hazardous materials on board that people should not be looking for. >> reporter: a warning tonight as well as the debris is out there. this is first accident since nasa hired private companies to carry out space flight missions. this planned flight was to be the third of eight under a $1.9 billion contract, as for the students from ocean city, they are making their way back home tonight, brian. >>> all right, good news there sharrie, thank you. >>> parents and football players in central bucks west have a a lot of questions about a hazin

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that being unfocused, not paying attention, perhaps being distracted by music or talking on the phone oçing can be contributing to some of these incidents. >> crossing train tracks anywhere other than at a crossing point is considered trespassing. >>> the proposed merger between comcast and time warner cable is one step closer to a done deal tonight. comcast shareholders voted to approve the $45 billion deal today in philadelphia. time warner shareholders will vote tomorrow in new york. state and federal regulatory officials are expected to decide whether to approve the merger sometime next year. comcast is the parent company of nbc 10. >>> good news for night owls using septa rails on the weekends. due to the overwhelming popularity of weekend overnight subway service on the broad street, and market frankford line, septa is extending the service indefinitely. septa launched the pilot program in june. an average of 15,000 riders took advantage of the service between midnight and 5:00 a.m. each weekend. because train service costs more than bus service, it does cost more to ride. >>> happ

we can give him the oc spray. we can give him whatever. if problems is what he wants.will give us problems. >> whenever he doesn't get his way, he will become disruptive. just the other night he was upset. he started tearing the bunk off the cell wall. he is constantly having to be replaced in our emergency restraint chair. >> i like the chair, i like the chair. >> and it doesn't bother him when we put him in the emergency restraint chair. >> he always seems to find ways to mutilate himself. razor blade between his teeth. wherever he can place it. >> a lot of people, negative attention is the only attention they know how to get. is it appropriate? no. are there better ways to try to get attention? yes. is this the only thing he knows how to do? yes. >> because of his behavior, he will remain housed in the observation unit for the foreseeable future. he insists his actions are not for attention. he maintains his suffering is real. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> he says he's not doing it for attention. he says he is doing it. that's the way he is suffering. >> com

the inmate was sprayed with oc. it was brought to medical for decontamination. don't know what happened to the officer at this point. >> the inmate who was pepper sprayed is one of maldanado's co-defendants. jesus henrique-marte. the sergeant says he witnessed him talking to maldonado through the rec yard through the window. >> i informed the officer to have him locked in. he gave the officer a hard time, refused to lock in. so the officer called us in, we had him removed. >> once he commits the infraction, i need to take control of the situation immediately because there's potentially 64 other inmates surrounding me at that time. it could potentially go very wrong at any given time. >> jumping on my co-defendant for no apparent reason. >> what we're doing with him is none of your business. it has no concern for you. >> it has everything to do with me. >> no, it's not. you were given an order to do something, you do it. just like when he's given an order to do something, he's got to do it. my advice to you is to return to your cell right now or we're going to ha

we have a number of exercises where we can get you to those exercises, and with the ocs we provide, i have my own medical training task force that is specifically designed specifically to help in combination with the medical readiness command in the reserves, to help evaluate the caches, and give you all the opportunity if you want to protect your cache. and evaluate the medical skills. there is opportunities out there. that's what the policy is all about. looking across the stove pipes and looking across the components, and leveraging the capabilities of all three and giving quality training to our soldiers. >> i need to apologize. i've been through three first army cgs. sorry, mike. we've got the best, in my opinion. so sorry. >> this past summer we had two caches deployed out there simultaneously. one ac, one rc. and they had a battalion of ac op 4 against them. they gave them a company of engineers to dig into cache. it was also training for them. we will sustain that. >> got about 20, 25 minutes left. enough for ten few-minute questions or 21 few-minute questions. >> my company i

have one from oc is okay and we are praying for everybody else involved. >>> just hours after that failed attempt in virginia russia launched its own unmanned supply ship bound for the iss. the the ship blasted off without incident in russia at 3:09 eastern standard time. that spacecraft was carrying 3 tons of supplies for the space station crew and it is expected to link up with the orbiting lab just after 9:00 a.m. >>> lets get our traffic and weather together, ladies, good morning. >> good morning. we have a day of transition out here, things are mild, it is not too bad of a day. we will not get warmth we saw yesterday by any stretch, in fact we are shaving 10 degrees off of the daytime high but even with that it is still above average. that is how warm it was yesterday. storm scan three showing signs of life across northeastern pennsylvania back in toward central pennsylvania and happy valley area, leading edge of it, heading our way, eventually it will touch off a shower. bark is worse than the bite. if you don't want the the umbrella i think you can getaway without it. it will be a

everyone from oc is okay and we are praying for everybody else involved. >>> much more successful outcome for unmanned russian supply ship that blasted off, earlier this morning. right now that rocket is in route to the international space station. it is carrying nearly 3 tons of supplies for the the expedition, 41 crew and they should dock in about april hour. >>> right now coming up at 80:00 36789 wheat head outside to katie with the forecast, how are we looking. >> not too bad considering this is transition day and we are tracking a cold front passage to take and considering that it is ten full degrees colder then yesterday, it is still decent day. let me explain. we will start off first and fur most with the quick check of storm can three and off to the west, the bark is so much worse than the bite on this, guys. we are more than anything seeing clouds build in today. there will be a shower as the day goes on but it looks like this soaking menacing rainfall out across central pennsylvania and for us it end up being a fizzling system that brings in the shower here and there as day prog

they said the problem was about more than just a soccer game. " oc: on all fronts" the city says, theision will go into effect immediately. meaning that from now on, adults will not be given permits for nighttime use of the field. san francisco parking control officers say, they have a very dangerous job. and yesterday they took their demands for safer working conditions and tougher consquences for those who attack them. to the district attorney. they point to this recent case, where an officer was confronted by a driver. and ended up on the hood of her moving car. others say, they too have been physically attacked. here's what the officer looked like after the attack. he says, he has not been able to return to work. his colleagues say, this kind of violence is too common. and they believe. assaults on parking and traffic control officers should be treated as seriously. as an assault on a police officer. the famly of slain hostage misty holt-singh says, they need answers. it has been more than three - months since she was taken hostage by stockton bank robbers. and killed while the su

they said the problem was about more than just a soccer game. " oc: on all fronts" >> pam:the decision leagues will still be able to reserve the park up until seven every evening. return to index of in hand stories... >> gary: i am working and the wit this protection program at this hour. >> reporter: the cardinals and leading three to two. >> gary: as i always go through giving a personal forecast techie your busy its taxing people beekeeping the guy i on this game. >> reporter: 32 >> catherine: >> gary: or breaking into i martian snap the walking dead tonight whenever the game ends in between the news will have oromos show. >> gary: tonight is kind of funny kent said of the game lasts past 9:00 at the giants when have to hang around. >> gary: this margin for error which is planned a really good game will keep abreast. >> gary: a sharpies and action going right now nassau coliseum three and no ketchup marlowe make it into one shark in that niche. >> gary: the sharks fired their announcer. >> gary: >> gary: judge bailey gave the islanders a 32 lead. >> gary: right now they just gone in

we use it more and more and more as our way to kind of live our lives, so i just oc it happening as quicklyit will. >> is it a mistake that we want to go all th a cart? six years ago i do not watch bravo, amc, or showtime, and now they are a big part of my viewing habits. if the consumer one at to go a be missinge at they out on content that they would be missing years from now? >> you don't get the sense of discovery that your friends do in finding a show that they fell in love with just by flipping the channel. i know my viewing habit is still to get into my house and flip the channels. that is what i do. i go home after a long day at work and effort but my son to sleep, and i want to actually surf still got i want to surf not the web come i want to surf my tv, and that is something that i enjoy doing and that a lot of people enjoy doing, and television has this element that is so unique in that it creates a real sense of discovery. there is a moment in your living room where you fall in love with an actor or actress or character or series -- >> you are talking, ben, about me and dogs the

we have a number of exercises where we can get you to the oc's, i and with the have my own medical training task force specifically designed to have in combination with the and the reserves to help evaluate the caches and give you all the opportunities you want to protect your cache. is opportunities out there. that is what total force policy is all about, looking across the stovepipes and looking for components and leveraging the capabilities. >> i need to apologize. i have been through three first army cg's. in my opinion, the best, mike tucker. >> we had two caches deployed simultaneously. battalion against them. they gave them a company of engineers to dig in this cash. that.l sustain >> we have enough time for ten 20 minute questions. >> my name is derek smith. thank you, general miller, and everybody on the panel today for your discussion. for aad he jumped up here minute. i want to piggyback what he said >. of medical readiness >> part of what my company offers, i was wondering if you could expand how that fits into the force policy you guys have been discussing today. >> medical rea