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he saw the school, jump ond. >> zachary's parents just happened to know a san francisco police officer, who recognized him and get well, driving for ride share services is about to get more expenses. this new rule applies to 37,000 drivers. lyft was more concerned about putting people's names. >> if is the place to be in the bay area tomorrow. it's oakland. the warriors begin the for ultd. >>> well, the wording is simple, don't post a picture of your playoff ticket on the internet if you plan to sell it. >> ooch ticket to get enside aura company and i wondered at the moment they're putting it through the scanner. >> wednesday night at oracle arena, 60 scammers were turned away. >> i'm always concerned if a buy a ticket off of craigslist or what not. that why i buy it and pay the taxes, buy it from the box office. >> during last year's 11-game playoff run. even the warriors unable to accommodate fans who get into the game. >> we didn't even have. >> so now you know, our warriors coverage continues at hbc. >> meteorologist jeff ranieri, we have an awesome weekend on tap. >> it's going to

of the family.r 19-year-old shot four times and continuing to recovery to onded to a 9-1-1 call check on someone inside a temple hills home. >> a loss to his family and friend, we don't understand why. describe him as a hard worker, always smiling and would help out.ing to >> he was definitely tops in my book. i hope his family can find peace. can see crews gathering at the fire station. flowers, messages and taking pictures. set up to support the family has already raised $5,000. news.attsville, abc 7 >> we will continue to follow this developing story here on air and online. wjla.com to learn more about the firefighters funeral arrangements. to get updates on the investigation and if arrests are not.g to come or all of this as it comes into our news room. day, light winds, sunny skies. josh knight has a look at how last.his will hopefully all spring long, josh? >> i wish i could promise that. we have a warmer day on tap for us. this is one of the important evening.us this not going to be as chilly. the temperatures going to fall a bit more so it's comfortable. it's hot by tomorrow a

wee bateman was a will rested ond sunday after his wife complained that he pushed her, hilled her against her will and physicallyy assaulted her. bateman says that is simply not true. >> i've never ever ever ever a sought ted her. things were said during high emotions, high trees and high anger that were ju not true.dply significant ted. i'm em bay after, we are goingre to get through this complete. bateman served as county sheriff since 2006.00 >>> hundreds of demonstrated right here in the district for the so-called do that mocks t crash see spring. s a trait ticked people from allke across the country. gathered on capital hill including big money out of politics. they will be focusing on different issues throughout the week. >> tomorrow is going to be a day focused and racial justice center ring black lives win this movement in this country and the fight for democracy. thursday will be a labor worker focus day. friday youth and students. and as well as with the struggl bill known as noah's law walast nighy through the 11th more and 1 eventually passed it. the final bill was not ready i

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learned that adam, who does have a gun permit, first told investigators he for got to remove the wep ond admitted he felt threatened. newtown officials do not believe there was malicious intent. >> it was an egregious error of judgment to have that weapon on person on school grounds within our school. >> a gun got into the school. so that should be a wake-up call to us that says something more needs to be done. >> adams will face felony weapons possession charges. right now he's on administrative leave. >> in queens, a high school student faces charges. this is the picture of the dagger police say a 16-year-old student brought to newtown high school in elmhurst. they tried to use it on a female student and threatened to slash her throat. the department of education says police were immediately notified. >>> 4:34 right now. traffic on the 4s. chris, into the weekend, how are things looking? >> changeable. how is that? >> be prepared for anything. we'll talk about that as we get closer. first things first this friday. it's a big day in the city. opening day for the mets. clouds, early spre

up,ond yields are going they will face higher funding costs and they need to the aware a lot at stake. a lot of it comes down to cash their is a and critically important issue here. there is data about the chinesewith non-financial companies and sectors face more failures with oil, gas, and coal companies. have defaults in the commodity sector? see this likely to fail material a building it will beow and followed. >> thank you so much for the details behind the corporate stories. we were just touching on this. at the risk from economic point of view, put it have we faded us below the mark? and it has totant the world a risk for economy with a view that is are looking better. signs of the pickup and asset investments picking up got pocketsu have of rising unemployment and labor markets are in good shapes. this and they are and doto move to growth you think they have that about right? they have the answer to the question, it seems. >> transitions are difficult and they make it. they make sure it slows to overcapacity issues and i think they have a good commitment to andgrowth around tha

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is it fits nice ond one of a beer bottle. it also inspires me to remaim the whole usa as creek creek-a-privilege. >> check yourself before you wreck yourself. what would you name the new york region? >> new york. i'm sorry. i wasn't prepared for that one. >> coming up, half time with andy levy. and don't forget the "red eye" pod cast is back. head over to i ff phones" and click subscribe. you will never miss an episode. >>> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed -- >> how are you doing? >> good. >> i don't know why i mess it up. i say it every night. tom, when you introduced me at half time you said -- you did mention at the top of the show joanne is staring in a new film "stealing lenin." it was just announced that i will be playing lenin ease a corpse. >> congrats. that is so exciting. >> there was fear i wouldn't be lifelike enough. i think i convinced them. trump talks about fixing a relacksation. you said trump is doing welcome paired to where he was a few weeks ago. then people reacted

attend the same-sex wedding of a friend or loved one, to which gsa and lesbians across the that's not ondedg to be a problem. go ahead and skip that one. and donald trump is here. still. [laughter] anyway, it's amazing how time flies. soon, the first presidential contest will take place, and i to see who ot wait the coke brothers pick. it's exciting. marco rubio, rand paul, ted scott walker., who will finally get that red rose? [laughter] the winner gets a billion dollar war chest. runner up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." seriously, a billion dollars. from just two guys. is it just me or does that feel a little excessive. his is almost insulting to the candidates. the coke brothers think they need to spend a billion dollars to get folks to like one of these people. feelings a their little bit. and look, i know i've raised a ot of money too, but in all fairness, my middle name is hussein. [applause] the trail hasn't been easy for my fellow democrats either. know, hillary's e-mails probably got her in trouble. frankly, i thought it was going to be a private inst

ond. >>> voters in the northeast are getting ready for today's vote. >> i have never told them to vote for me. >> it is called collusion folks. this is a guy who can't fight for himself. he is lying ted. >> hours after ted cruz and john kasich would split up states to keep voters from voting for trump kasich failed to tell voters to vote for cruz. >> don't just fly that big jet in and land it and make a big speech and insult everybody you can think of. >> for bernie sanders today's primaries in pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut, delaware and rhode island could be his last stand. while there is a chance he'll pull out a win in rhode island, it has become almost impossible for him to beat hillary clinton. >>> a hearing on a lawsuit to have arizona's march 22nd primary results thrown out will continue today. this video is incredible of people waiting. voters described long lines for hours and registration problems after polling places were cut. in one county 36 people were given the wrong ballots. attorney general says the results can't be taken back. en back. >>> it is official. steph

this took days after a discussion and after a narrative was create ond twitter. so this is another orchestrate add tack. >> i have a half minute. what about the notion that at a time with donald trump had this big lead and trying to unify the party that he keeps punching or counter punching as he would say using twitter and still sort of trafficking the ins sults that one might say got him to where he is but maybe is not the right tone for somebody who is republican front-runner? >> well, mr. trump is mr. trump. he's not politically correct and it is one of the biggest drivers of the campaign. he does call it like he sees it. and, you know, i think moving forward he's going to continue to make those decisions. and at the same time, you know, he's been attacked from 16 sides of sunday and from the media, from the opposition, you name it, howie. he is fighting back against everyone. so to sit back and assume that we, the campaign, is supposed to take incoming if all sides and not respond, that's just not going to happen. >> certainly wasn't suggesting that. good to

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in real time his draft stock plummeted and the espn cameras focused ond him waiting to be selected.t took a while. he wasn't taken until the miami dolphins who had the 13th pick selected him. video had apparently cost him dearly with estimates he lost more than $7 million in salary as a wrult of his draft plummet due to the video. the dolphins said the video was two years old and that they at least had been aware of it before the draft. the vote wasn't even the end of it. right after he was picked, someone posted text conversations to his instagram account in which he asked ole miss football staffers to cover his rent and pay his mother's light and water bill. the ncaa does not allow players to be compensated other than through scholarships. ole miss says it is now investigating possible ncaa violations. after his selection yesterday he addressed what happened. >> man, somebody hacked into my account. i made that mistake several years ago and somehow somebody got on my photos. >> he was hustled off stage. >> i hope whoever did that is found and held to account. being seen with a bon

in moments, we'll be joined by pollster and trump critic ed go ez ond what this means for the last fews. but first we put together a focus group of republican primary voters in indiana who all say they are backing donald trump. pollster frank luntz was the moderator. watch. >> we have 23 people right now, all of them trump supporters, most of them who attend a trump rally just recently. can you explain to america what is so special about this man who has no political experience whatsoever? and yet you guys like him so much. help me. >> i don't get it still. i sit back and watch it and it amazing me. but i can't explain it. >> he says what we think. we're humans in the real world thinking maybe not always the thing that's are politically correct. he's saying it. >> i like him because he's a leader and what i want is somebody that is going to bring in the best people for every area. i want him to bring in the best people to handle the wall, the immigration, isis, our trade deals. he names names and that's why i like him. he's going to bring the best people in. >> it's way simpler for me.

this took days after a discussion and after a narrative was create ond twitter. so this is another orchestrate add tack. >> i have a half minute. what about the notion that at a time with donald trump had this big lead and trying to unify the party that he keeps punching or counter punching as he would say using twitter and still sort of trafficking the ins sults that one might say got him to where he is but maybe is not the right tone for somebody who is republican front-runner? >> well, mr. trump is mr. trump. he's not politically correct and it is one of the biggest drivers of the campaign. he does call it like he sees it. and, you know, i think moving forward he's going to continue to make those decisions. and at the same time, you know, he's been attacked from 16 sides of sunday and from the media, from the opposition, you name it, howie. he is fighting back against everyone. so to sit back and assume that we, the campaign, is supposed to take incoming if all sides and not respond, that's just not going to happen. >> certainly wasn't suggesting that. good to

up strongly ond the back of last year. -- they may factor into sales. there is a growing demand. 50% last year. big carmakers like ford have introduced the f1 50 which is a huge beast of a truck. the chinese like being higher up . you have seen some pretty smart concept cars. online tv street year -- streaming media giant here in china. on the stage using their at technology. it is going to be all electric vehicles. tesla is playing into things. a lot of chinese online companies hoping to get in on the act. possibly apple, possibly google. anna: tom mackenzie joining us from the beijing auto show. japan is working for a shareholder unlike any other. that is the nation's central bank. the boj has made it a top 10 shareholder in about 90% of the nikkei 225. you get this information, how did you get it? what does it mean that the boj is such a big part of the market? the information is all public we have to look at various sources to paste them altogether. the reason we did it is this week our investors are expected to boj will increase -- to give you some perspective, the boj has b

look at it and figure outu where it needs to go in then t priority list for replacement >> no word yet ond 54% of the vote. vote. he now has about see speech.pe >> hillary clinton earnlary victories in four of the states losing rhode island to bernieofi sanders. clinton has 99% of the delegates needed to win the nomination. >> as far as local races and fod the casual observers a big surprise. >> let's start with the race fot the u.s. senate. congressman chris van hollen beating fellow donna edwards.. >> in a rather surprising story to some grass roots maryland man state senator jamie raskin won w the hotly contested eighth eighh district primary for the the democrats beating formerr kathleen matthewse gop. anthony brown will faceace republican nominee georgay,e sue court will hear former virginia governor bob mcdonnell's appeala ohi publicn convictions.conv the justices will review the lower court rulings that up helu the convictions based on what w mcconnell claims is overly broad definition of the word rivalry. annie yu will have more comingha up at 8:00 their.ve0 their. >> let's check i

. >>> still ahead, an update ond,e that murder overnight avenue teenage intermovement oure melanie alnwickive on theal scene with the details. >> and a live look outside asnw we head to breakwilo on thisak h monday morning.nd weather and traffic on the 5's coming up next. kathleen matthews: in the race for congress, i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our basic rights are being threatened by trump and cruz. i'll stand up to their bigotry and be a passionate voice for maryland women and families. in tv and in business, i built relationships. as a woman in the house, i'll do the same to get things done. and i approve this message. >> you're taking a live large this is the outer loop of thee beltway where traffic isouere blocked because of a crash.beca traffic is being allowed to all pass on the shoulder but laneseb are still blocked.ck again, this is a traffic accident on the outer loop closing the beltway. btw traffic forced

a federal judge upheld it ond monday, saying the state has a legitimate interest in trying te prevent. t opponents argue the law targets minorities. >> woodruff: a major storm system is sweeping through the great plains states thisns evening, putting some 50 million people at risk.op tornado watches are up for parts of kansas, nebraska, oklahoma and texas. earlier, high winds, rain and lightning whipped across kansas city. and, pebble-sized hail pelted airliners at the city's airport. >> sreenivasan: in iraq, parliament approved a partial reshuffling of the cabinet, under pressure to adopt reforms. before the vote, shouting matches broke out on the parliament floor. and that came as thousands of followers of an influential shiite cleric protested in baghdad, demanding an end to corruption. >> woodruff: thousands of so- called junior doctors in england walked off the job today in a contract dispute, leaving senior counterparts to fill in. the all-out strike by the british medical association was the first ever against the national health service. victoria mcdonald of independent televi

show the republicans you can take her on one ond one. let's see what he does tonight. i think that would be a good strategy for him. >> let's head over to the clinton campaign now. fox news projecting hillary clinton has won maryland and is leading in pennsylvania. ed henry is live from philadelphia. ed? >> bret, good to see you. a big cheer went up when fox and other networks called maryland for hillary clinton. they believe she may sweep all five states tonight. she already went to indiana today, which votes next tuesday. they feel good about their prospects there bernie sanders tonight went to west virginia. they don't vote for two more weeks. it gives you an idea how the momentum is shifting against him. by the end of tonight, hillary clinton may have roughly 90% of the delegates she needs to seal this nominati. they feel very good in the clinton camp tonight. the only real question moving forward, bret, is going to be whether or not he can get bernie sanders and more importantly his supporters energized behind her candidacy for november they have already had a lot

issue,ond critical freedom.he passing a few weeks ago of justice scalia underscores the stakes of this election. it is not just one but two branches of government that hang in the balance. awaye one liberal justice from a radical five justice majority the likes of which this country has never seen. we are one justice away from a supreme court that would strip the religious liberty for americans across this country. we are one justice away from a supreme court that would effectively erase the second amendment from the bill of rights. one justice away from the supreme court making a subject to the world court in the united nations and international law, and giving away u.s. sovereignty. ago, hugh hewitt asked a question about religious liberty and the supreme court. me.ld trump turned to he said test, i have known more politicians than you have. is correct. donald trump has been supporting liberal democratic politicians for 40 years. i have no experience with that. [applause] mr. cruz: donald continued. he said wh

contests ii indiana and california clinton i and traumaly with leads.h leads clinton with four-point lead ondtrump leads in california withat 49% of the vote to ted cruz's 22% and john kasich's 20%. 20% in indiana, things are closer ce but trump is still ahead with w 41% to cruz's 33% and kasich's 16%. now on tuesday, 118 pledgedg delegates up for grabs on thep o republican side.. 384 for the democrats.. in baltimore, kristin fisher,r, fox news. >>> meanwhile donald trump will be hagerstown, maryland darks to rally his supporters trump willl hold an event at 4:00 this0 is afternoon at the rider jet center at the hagerstownow regional airport.. earlier this week trump spokepoe maryland eastern shore both ted cruz and john kasich have also s campaigned in maryland.arand. >>> we want to remind you tod yt join us about 20 minutes foror fox5 news on the hill. the hill.com managing editor bob cusack along with fox5 political reporter ronica cleary and iyndi will have the run down on theow week ahead in politic ass fox5 news on the hill starts at 8:30 right before fox newsox n sunday with chris wall

not the prettiest of weans, and it's kind of gusty and keeled on sunday with -- cold ond sunday with a on overnight shower or a sprinkle and even some wet snow. then for yankees home opener, we start with some sunshine, and then we're going to be looking at, you know, temperatures right around 56, 54, 55 at game time. there might be a shower late in the day. and next week we're kind of up and down with the temperature. by the end of the week, we get back toward 60 degrees. well, this weekend you're looking for something to do because the weather is rather nasty, look at that fool. >> beneath the sea show is this weekend at the meadowlands convention center. >> wow! >> and this is a diving trip i took to the cayman islands last year >> that doesn't look like the east river. >> what do you mean by that, ken? so we have -- a show, it's friday, saturday and sunday, but it's about travel, adventure, being under water or taking trips above the water, the convention center has all kinds of really neat stuff. seminars, the keufto family will be there. >> nice. >> yeah, jacques costeau's son

after several weeks of staring math ond doing my own pieces of paper and stuff because it had not been built out as much as it had -- eventually was, it became pretty clear that half of the cases were incidents that involve behavingo were erratically because they were on drugs or mentally ill, and maybe half of them were like legitimate criminal stuff going on and officers were showing up to robberies and stuff. once i spotted those trends, we knew how we would write it and pull the trigger on the first story. that -- of think course, when there is competition, you are worried about it, but i don't think anybody cared who got it first. i just think that america is super glad that there were people who were taking a look at it and publishing stories and putting pressure on authorities so they would start tracking it. i am pretty sure that there is the two people between organizations that really cared about who did it first, and the rest of america does not really know. >> we started a little bit late, time.is closing i would take one more question. it would be great if it would be wher

standing ond to be this stage with two friends and former colleagues.ership and support. i was listening to paul as he was talking about the work we did together. caset is absolutely the that he has tackled some of the most difficult challenges facing our state and country. anotherhe is taking on challenge, he is focused on fixing the infrastructure of our water system here in new york and across america. supports trying to get from congress and i will do everything i can, if i am fortunate enough to be your president, to make sure that you all -- you know, when you think about all the challenges we face here in america and around the world, although it may not be in the headlines, water is one of them. that is why we need to protect our water resources. i was proud to work with so many to clean up the hudson. we need to make sure that water systems across the state are so thatd peer -- pure we can take confidence in the water we drink and use and new york is in such a critical position, because so much of the rest of the country does not have enough wa

at the ond thf day we get the problems when they make their way to us. unfortunately we can't tell the chief where to put people or where not to put people but i think there is pretty strong policies in place that i don't know in the officers involved what the background or status nor can i comment until we see the case in front the commission but have to put faith in the command staff that they do the right thing who assign officers who have issues and if they don't it go tooz the commission and we make the appropriate determination >> you are unique in the sense that i believe you probably served under 3 chiefs as a police commissioner? >> came in with commissioner fong and-chief fong and then i was part the process that brought chief gas gone here and chief suhr. >> you had a opportunity to witness 3 different leadership styles. has the commission-within the 3 leadership styles is there one that a better fit for san francisco? >> i think all 3 are very different. chief fong is probably one the most incredibly organized understanding of all the departm

did ond paul certainly campaign buses and throughout the country. it matters. the element of surprise is important. we were able to pull that off in 2012. i know it was incredibly important that scott reed could not be here. for senator bob dole, senator hee love surprises when picked the secretary, he pulled it off. this was a guy who knew everybody. he could successfully pull that off and have the surprise there because he had built-in chemistry. sometimes it was not always good. >> i want to add to that, in kemp knewe and each other very well and did not particularly like each other. in a series of meetings that scott was able to manage and talk at length for hours without it getting out to the press, jack was able to say, i know who is in charge if we get elected, and i will below to your agenda. open-mindedill be to consider some of my ideas. dole rejected the goal standard immediately, by the way. [laughter] just kidding. but they not only developed a way to work together. jack was a tremendous asset to the ticket. with the economy being so good and bill

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fwhaut activity looks like base ond where the stock market is now, that is at the epicenter. going less strong dollar is key. it's telling us no matter what janet yellen says, the markets right now are not fearful that anything imminent on the tightening is happening. twos were at 84. they're back up to 86. yields, they got up to 192. they got down to 187. i think after it all simmers, all the markets and rates are going to be at or higher than they were before the announcement and the dollar will be lower which will leave stocks for a grand performance this afternoon. back to you. >> rick, is it negative or positive? how are they interpreting it? >> we could play the word game. >> we have a passivist fed. they're going to stay status quo or create this is a close call. we may go next time. we may go next year. we may go sometime. i don't know. i keep it simple. the election is in november. if there is any tightening, it will happen after. th that. >> let's not worry about the foulst fed. we're on the highs of the day. the smashgt making it dovish. the dow and s&p 500 is at t

value --ond most of second-biggest value is my american values. that sounds really trite, but i do think we do not care like we used to. people do not have the same respect that we used to. we see this but the rise of nationalism and xenophobia on the campaign trail. we need to get back to having a constructive discourse. we need to get back to respecting all americans no matter what their backgrounds yes, i am ready. i think there is a big problem in this country into this political correctness. i think we need people with principles and conviction and are willing to fight for these principles and conviction. i understand the need for bipartisanship at times, but i think it is important that politicians go to washington or go to their state capitals with their eyes on a goal and they are determined to meet that goal and set of sacrificing it in the light of money or the light of bipartisanship or whatever this. brian lamb: so if you have a moment every day to go someplace and find out what you believe or back up what you believe or somebody in th

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so for example, in smith v.hooey, the defendant had already been incarcerate ond a prior federal charge. that defendant's liberty interests were already impinged, yet the court noted the delay from the follow-on prosecution could still prejudice him. so this notion that you would apply due process test or the lovasco test and require a showing, an affirmative showing, that the defendant would have had a different outcome at sentencing but for the delay, really highlights why due process is inadequately suited. justice kagan's question points to another anomaly in the test that's been proposed by the government because of this focus on liberty interests and in smith v. hoo -- >> i suppose it isn't liberty. it's not incorporated under the 14th amendment anyway. >> yes, your honor. >> the sixth amendment applies only to the federal government and it is only because of the 14th amendment liberty that it applies to the states. so liberty is involved. >> yes, your honor. but the position that the state of montana and the united states have taken is that at sentencing, once a defendant has bee

he said five sec onds later, let's give another applause for him. >> reporter: over the weekend, close friends and relatives held a private service at paisley park, celebrating the legend's life. muussician and prince's one-time fiance , sheila, said it was a low-key affair, music playing at a low volume. >> you grabbed who you could and cried. we were in disbelief as to is are we having a b dream? >> reporter: prince was busy this year and received this custom purple piano from yamaha, a centerpiece for his tour. other greats like bruce springsteen are filling the void. purple rain, purple rain >> reporter: "saturday night live" produced a tribute show, hosted by jimmy fallon. >> prince has never not been cool. >> reporter: the program features prince's appearances dating back to 1981, along with never released footage of his party last year, following "snl"'s 40th anniversary special. >> sheila tells us prince's family wants to plan a musical ribute for the public that would feature old bandmates and people who performed with him over the years. it's unclear when that might one more

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at the ond thf day we get the problems when they make their way to us.unfortunately we can't tell the chief where to put people or where not to put people but i think there is pretty strong policies in place that i don't know in the officers involved what the background or status nor can i comment until we see the case in front the commission but have to put faith in the command staff that they do the right thing who assign officers who have issues and if they don't it go tooz the commission and we make the appropriate determination >> you are unique in the sense that i believe you probably served under 3 chiefs as a police commissioner? >> came in with commissioner fong and-chief fong and then i was part the process that brought chief gas gone here and chief suhr. >> you had a opportunity to witness 3 different leadership styles. has the commission-within the 3 leadership styles is there one that a better fit for san francisco? >> i think all 3 are very different. chief fong is probably one the most incredibly organized understanding of all the departme

huge run ond on a snowy egrets. they were never knocked off like coach handbags were because they were so distinctive. these were silly fashions, but they had a very not silly impact, which was to almost make the snowy egret extinct. and the philanthropist in him swung into action. his family owns an island and still owns an island in louisiana, so he went out and literally eat the bushes or two full days and managed to find a and stuck themks in his coat and went home with the chicks, and he put these in a protected area and raise them up for a period of years, and at the same time he was doing that, he convinced some of his philanthropist friends, namely john rockefeller to buy up the , and in this fashion, he managed to rescue a really magnificent creature that was literally on the verge of disappearing from the earth. just about the same time he was doing this, he was getting into all kind of other things, and one of the really faceting aspects for me when i realized he actedin his life, to kind of short-circuit

at the ond thf day we get the problems when they make their way to us.unfortunately we can't tell the chief where to put people or where not to put people but i think there is pretty strong policies in place that i don't know in the officers involved what the background or status nor can i comment until we see the case in front the commission but have to put faith in the command staff that they do the right thing who assign officers who have issues and if they don't it go tooz the commission and we make the appropriate determination >> you are unique in the sense that i believe you probably served under 3 chiefs as a police commissioner? >> came in with commissioner fong and-chief fong and then i was part the process that brought chief gas gone here and chief suhr. >> you had a opportunity to witness 3 different leadership styles. has the commission-within the 3 leadership styles is there one that a better fit for san francisco? >> i think all 3 are very different. chief fong is probably one the most incredibly organized understanding of all the departme