(paulson) wonderful story. it's a great story. (paulson) inspiring book. thank both of you for being here. the documentary is extraordinary, a lot of footage people have not seen for many years, and it tells the story about passion, and it proves, once again, that music can matter. it's been a pleasure to visit with david crosby and david bender, coauthors of the book stand and be counted: making music, making history. i'm ken paulson, back next week with another conversation about the first amendment, the arts, and american culture. i hope you can join us then for speaking freely. captioning provided by the freedom forum first amendment center captioning by kristi at captionmax www.captionmax.com yeah. that's it. [off-key notes] announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. when you adopt a child from foster care, just being there makes all the difference.

and hank paulson together. part of a conspiracy to crash the markets and all the lording with the federal reserve bank because they benefit and the proof is in the their net worth game they're making billions of dollars on the crashes and they're making billions of dollars more on the return trip up like the warren buffet for example who stood on those guys making an august buck these gaming the system and they should be removed from the system because he's leeching from this is not there but they're making money on the collapsing system john paulson who you mentioned i do believe he has alan greenspan working for him so alan greenspan is the architect of the system that we currently well that collapsed two years ago we have no system at the moment other than just these kleptocrats just taking so let's look at the consequences of this collapse of the system twenty three percent of the wealth evaporated from the bottom ninety nine point nine percent of americans here's a response glenn beck exposes economic terr

i'm ken paulson. my cohost today is john seigenthaler, a highly respected journalist who also served as special assistant to attorney general robert f. kennedy during the civil rights movement. after retiring from newspapers, john went on to found the first amendment center. john and i are delighted to welcome a pulitzer prize-winning author and journalist whose recent book, called the children, focuses on the work of courageous young people in the civil rights movement, and whose earlier book, the best and the brightest, was the definitive study of american policy in vietnam. david halberstam. [applause] i have to ask the first and most basic question. you graduate from harvard in 1956. five. '55. with great distinction. no, i was a terrible student. [laughter] i was in the bottom third of my class. that was the heart of my question. how badly did you do at harvard? [laughs] i think i had-- i mean, i think it's true of a lot of people in journalism. i had in those days what we didn't know was attenti

we have heard it so far, hank paulson.the name robert rubin, those who worked at the top of the food chain at goldman sachs. i said earlier that many of us prefer to read as a government -- many of us prefer to read as government -- refer to it as government sachs. >> tavis, this has been going on for 100 years. it is not unusual with washington and wall street. people have been going back and forth. once you have been a government official, the next thing to do is go and make a lot of money on wall street. there is synergy there. this goes back to henry baldwin, the son of the farm markets goldman, who had a seat at the table when they set up the federal reserve system and this system of federal reserve banks. in 2008, they became a holding company, from which it benefits today. talking about henry goldman having a seat at the table when they set up the federal reserve system, it is a glimpse of hank paulson employed -- and lloyd blankfein 100 years later. there was what it was an adviser to every president from lyndon to

i'm ken paulson. guest today has written challenging and provocative plays over the past four decades, earning three pulitzer prizes, two tonys, and a reputation for art with an impact. please welcome edward albee. [applause] i was struck by the number of times people have objected to your work. and yet, i've sat here with people whose careers have been marked by censorship and challenges. i'm not sure i've ever met anyone whose very first work at age 12 was censored by his adoptive mother. what was that about? well, you see, i started writing poetry when i was about eight, and she didn't read poetry. but when she found out that i'd written a three-act sex farce... [laughter] at the age of 12, or to be fair about it, probably 12 1/2, though still i didn't know very much about farce and practically nothing about sex at that time-- or at least, my knowledge of sex was singular-- [laughter] i wrote this three-act sex farce. very short acts. each act was about eight or ten minutes. and i'd like to think t

steve paulson. we missed you. >> thank you pamela. i appreciate that. our cool pattern continues. look for temperatures starting off in the 50s. we will end up with 60s. very light showers. we'll have more coming up soon. now i do believe we are heading over to sal. >>> steve, welcome back. westbound traffic moving pretty well. also this mornings commute looks good on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. let's go back to pam. >>> topping our news the worst outbreak of violence in months. oakland police are investigating three separate overnight shootings. ktvu allie rasmus tells us two of the shootings took place outside of popular nightclubs. good morning, ali. >> reporter: good morning, pam. homicide investigators are still inside one of those buildings. this building behind me is a bar. this is where one of the most violent overnight shootings happened. this is on fourth street and broadway just a block away from jack london square. two people were killed here. four others men and women were injured. two of them critically. i talked to the sergeant out here who explained wh

how does it look steve paulson? >> it will look much better. we have isolated showers today especially down toward the south bay. gave us a lot to report of hail. most ever us have moved to the south. right to san jose and campbell. there is snow in the higher elevations. a couple of morning showers it could be brief and heavy. it will be an okay day. here is sal. >>> steve, right now highway 4 traffic looks good coming up to the willow pass grade. traffic continues to look good if you are driving on interstate 680 driving from concord to willow state. it is wet. we have unusual road conditions. there has been a major crash on a major bay area freeway in san jose. paul chambers is there. he gives us more details. >> reporter: a lot has happened in the last half hour. we had a temporary ice storm. we had ice, freezing rain, whatever you want to call it. it's been happening within the last half hour. it stopped. it all caused an accident earlier at 880 is now open. 880 northbound earlier. an officer was involved in an accident. the officer stoppe

paulson? >> i am walter. ♪ you got treasure island on a string sitting above the water wrap the string around your fingers what a city, what an island fix it up so fine city island is a beautiful thing city, you hold the string your silly if you ever let this play scope's -- this place go you have the city island on a string, sitting on a rainbow wrap the string around your city figgers -- fingers what an island what a city what a place ♪ chairperson mar: thank you. mr. brooks? >> eric brooks, representing san francisco green party and our city. at last week's planning commission hearing, we reiterated our strong opposition to this project and that the eir should be recirculated. we were joined by the sierra club and others in that same call for the eir to be recirculated. the reason for this is not only the past things i have seen -- i have said about c level dangers, but the main reason now is the massive financial and governments changes in this project. these changes have happened all with

paulson? >> as i mentioned in my remarks we welcome the increased accountability and monitoring evaluation. i don't have the independent you on the private -- >> i think the answer to your question is generally no, and it is partially a function of the nature of the assistance mechanisms versus acquisition mechanisms where there's a great deal of oversight and conversely usaid has a lot of control for a contract to bring a change to the geographical location and completely shaken the entire project so you go this way or that, with a lot of the inherent nature of the contract is that a lot of the success or failure isn't judged on the impact is judged on how many metric tons we distributed and not with the plant were terminated or distributed through the strong man who kept 75% for themselves and get the rest their family members and with as a lot less control for the monitoring evaluation does tend to be much more focused on the impact the teachers with the learned and so forth. >> to its expl

i'm ken paulson. we're joined today by a singer with a great heart and a great voice: judy collins. [applause] (collins) thanks, ken. nice to see you. good to see you. thank you. i say "a great heart," because you are probably as well-known for your commitment to social causes as your singing career. and you've been pretty successful at both. how many times have you been arrested? [light laughter] i've actually been arrested three times, and two of them were for my civil rights. i was protesting the war in vietnam. i was arrested on the steps of the capitol, and i went to jail for that. and there was another incident there in a protest against the war in vietnam. i was also arrested on an airplane for using a cell phone, but we won't talk about that. that was a terrible shock. i considered it, in a sense, a freedom of expression issue, but i don't think that they did. but i have had incidents where i've protested, where i've been involved with large protests ever since i was a kid. my father was in the radio business, and i'm not sure how he got away with saying a lot of the things

paulson. does anyone else wish to speak? public comment is closed.ant to thank the comptroller's office. i want to thank the outside auditors for their work, and i also want to thank the department's staff, who came to present to this committee, and you cannot have clean and open government without a robust oversight function. we take this very seriously. it is important for us to be very open about the areas where there is the need for improvement. it is important for us to hear back from the department, about the steps that they are taking to discuss these efficiencies. with this or any other report. hun-- we can file this item without objection? i want to thank every member of the public for being here. is there any other business. >> no further business. >> meeting adjourned. thank you.

the sun ok so flash back to two thousand and eight the economy in the world is about to crash hank paulson goes before congress extort seven hundred fifty billion dollars with a one page memo or crashed the market got all that money introduced us to something called tarp and then this was followed up by talf and now pick up a story with what you're writing about the real housewives of wall street and how they fit into this story matt taibbi the back story here is you know i was sleepy people in congress for ages of been trying to get the feds books open and in the debate over the dodd frank bill last year there was a sort of a bipartisan coalition with bernie sanders and ron paul and alan grayson and they were kind of fighting just generally the death of the feds books open in the end they weren't able to completely open the feds accounting but they were able to get a small window of numbers from the feds activities from the. end of two thousand and seven through say the middle of two thousand and nine this basically covered the entire bailout it was a very limited look at the fed's books

false he's lying but when you look in front of congress like either of those every other week or paulson does or ben bernanke ing you become a new or to the consequences of lying the lying the whole expect this reminds me of enron as well when enron there was one single analyst i forget her name it was a woman who was saying enron is a black box of nothingness it's all fraud and she was attacked by everybody else in the mainstream media all the powerful people like ken lay and they they said it was the strongest company that friends with bush is their powerful political force and it evaporated to one day in the same thing here is he's he's attacking the people who point out that it's a fraud it's the lesser dollar classic icarus flying too close to the sun and lloyd blankfein saying they're doing god's work tim guider if they can the u.s. treasury bond is somehow worth something that it's not and they believe that they are in league with their god because there's tim geitner in heaven slurping on the ambrosia of his own mel seasons that he and hell's it could be asli to give themselves t

denuncian que se le da la espalda a quienes defienden al país >>> el lamento de la familia de harold paulson la segunda guerra mundial. corea y vietnam >>> como ha estado la economía es duro perder hasta un solod día de pago. y lo que les preocupa más es que esto se puedee extender >>> jennifer thompson piensa en la cuentas. >>> cuando uno no puede pagar la cuenta eléctrica, la compañía no piensa que el gobierno no pagó. y no lo aceptará como excusa >>>les preocupa que soldados se distraigan preguntandose si hay dinero en casa >>> lo último que necesitamos es que nunca vuelvan a casa . >>> uno cree que entre los más vulnerables están los soldados de menor rango. >>> viven talvez de cheque a cheque, de pago a pago >>> mientras que los soldados dicen que la ansiedad no los deja dormir, el gobierno dice que las actividades en irak o afganistán no serán afectadas. en los alamitos, carlos botifoll >>> de quién es la culpa? los demócratas, los republicanos o el presidente, le preguntamos a nuestro analista. carlos rajo, en los Ángeles buenas tardes >>> qué tal josé, buenas tardes, un poco de ambos

steve paulson is back. what is the day going to be like? >> well, pam and dave thank you. we do have cloudy skies and light rain. that is the pattern. pretty much we what we had on the weekend will carry into today. upper 50s and low 60s. closer to the water. upper 60s as you work your way inulin. here is sal. >>> steve, right now westbound interstate 80 looks good. driving top the mccarthur maze with no issues. this mornings commute is moving well. let's go back to the desk. >>> all right, sal. in the news right now it's oakland's worst outbreak of violence in months. police are investigating two overnight shootings outside of popular nightclubs at jack london square. hours ago police say gunmen with semi automatic weapons fired at a crowd. two people were killed. four others were wounded. another person was wounded a couple blocks away at kimbels. police are still out there at the scene at the sweet jimmy's shooting. allie rasmus will have more coming up in our next half hour. >>> overnight apartment fire in san francisco sent dozens of people running into the street. kt

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meteorologist steve paulson will be up to tell you when and how cool it will get in your city. >>> also -- >> it depends on one hand on what happens in japan. >>> ahead -- what a patch of grass in the east bay is city of alameda has to do with radiation issues in japan. >>> all lanes are clear on doyle drive following an approach. a golden gate bus and van clipped each other around 8:45 this morning just south of the toll plaza. a district person says one person in the van suffered minor injuries. no one on the bus was hour. the crash blocked three lanes for about half an hour. there's no word on whether any citations were issued or who was at hult. >>> muni officials are expected to respond today to a video showing a dangerous situation. it shows passengers standing right next to an open door on a fast-moving train. a passenger shot this video and posted it on youtube, saying it happened on the rush hour commute on the l-line between van ness and church. the driver of the light rail train is being disciplined. a muni official says the operator had trouble with the door, overroad a safe

rosemary is in for steve paulson. this is a big weekend for a lot of families. what is the weekend like? >> that's right. you will need a jacket. scattered showers in the forecast for the weekend. this morning waking up with a few pockets of low clouds out there. throughout the afternoon it will be warmer. filter sunshine if you know what i mean. sprinkles on and off throughout the weekend. in the meanwhile let's toss it over to sal. >>> rosemary i do know what you mean. this mornings commute on 880 looks good. let's get to pam. intellect thank you -- >>> thank you, sal. plans ended this morning for plans to to build a target store. tara moriarty is in downtown where san rafael where many business owners are not welcoming the new neighbor. >> reporter: merchants some of them say a new big box store would take away business from them. they were not happy after seven hours of debate the council voted to give target the green light. opponents say a big chain store would crush small businesses. it would create jobs. in the end the council voted 3- 2 to allow the cha

steve paulson has the weather for us. how does it look? >> it looks nice. we can't lose the breeze but we have wall to wall sunshine. look for 60s. upper 60s and low 70s inland. here is sal. >>> traffic is moving well if you are driving on 80 westbound. no major problems here. also if you are driving to the toll plaza, traffic is light. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning a young man was found dead inside a care facility in east san jose last night. another man that lived at the care facility on st. andrews place has been arrested. claudine wong is in san jose for what may have lead up to that attack. >> reporter: we just left that scene within the last half hour. all is quiet there. police have left that scene and all of the focus turns to the police department. inside the police department interviews are under way with a 28-year-old suspect and possible witnesses. the victim was pronounced dead around 7:30 last night. this is video from the scene which is in the 1800 block of st. andrews place just about five miles from the police

. >> reporter: sally ann paulson is waiting to bury her father at arlington cemetery.f the shutdown happens, his funeral may have to wait. lawmakers say they are making progress here, but if they don't, there's a backup plan. republicans in the houseworking on a one-week extension and they changed some of the rules, lynn, so if they have to vote on that tomorrow it can go into effect the same day. >> all right. tracie potts in washington. thank you. >>> and perhaps the most stunning result in our most recent nbc news/"wall street journal" poll comes from the potential lineup for republican contenders in the 2012 presidential election. the survey finds that donald trump is suddenly tied for second in the gop field, running behind front-runner mitt romney. trump now shares the number two spot with former arkansas governor mike huckabee. trump, who has received a considerable amount of attention recently for continuing to incorrectly insist that president obama wasn't born in the u.s. also surprisingly finishes first among tea party supporters. and don't miss meredith vie

steve paulson. >>> a little bit today, pam and dave. good morning. yesterday temperatures into the 70s and a few low 80s. that will not be the case today. i meant to show you temperatures. but you'll get a look at what pam was talking about. maybe there was a subliminal message in that. it's going to turn colder late wednesday, thursday into friday. but today mostly sunny. highs in the 60s and low to mid- 70s. now here's sal. >>> steve, right now san mateo bridge traffic looks good getting to the high-rise. no problems for the dumbarton bridge. also the morning commute is looking good on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. it's 5:00. let's go back to the desk. >>> all right. thank you, sal. we begin with overnight news from antioch. stray bullets came smashing through the walls of a child's bedroom. ktvu's kraig debro is at the scene in the neighborhood of this terrifying shooting. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, pam. police have cleared the scene. it is difficult to tell where that original shooting happened and where that stray

rosemary orozco is in for steve paulson. what's the weather like? >>> we are looking forward to partly cloudy dry afternoon. this morning a whole different story. plenty of low clouds to go around. we even have drizzle out there for the time being as we move through the morning hours. we will continue to see this finally clear out of the way. our temperatures are up from yesterday in some cases. so very muggy start. dry warmer afternoon. clouds returning by tonight. and the next storm already on the horizon. we'll take a look at your future forecast as well as what you can expect this afternoon coming up. hi, sal. >>> hello, rosemary. right now traffic is moving along pretty well if you are on westbound 92 driving on san mateo bridge. it looks pretty good all the way out to 101. also this morning we're looking at the bay bridge. that's getting a little bit more crowded. but they usually do not turn the metering lights on until about 6:15. you have another 45 minutes or so before it really starts getting busy. let's go back to the desk. >>> all right

let's start with steve paulson and weather. little rain overnight. >>> little bit. good morning. we have cloudy mostly cloudy skies. some scattered rain. this is more of a showery pattern than rain pattern. it's a very active one as well. the very cold air is now just moving down from the north coast. we've had one band go through. that's producing some rain down towards as we said south bay and peninsula. but temperatures today very chilly. only the 50s. we'll take a look at this and also talk about what could be some very low snow levels coming up in about five minutes. here's sal. >>> right now traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving on 24 getting up to the tunnel with no major problems there. also the morning commute looks good if you're driving on northbound 101 coming up to the 80 split. that traffic is moving along very nicely. now let's go back to the desk. >>> all right. thank you, sal. we begin with developing news in berkeley. right now firefighters are monitoring the scene of a house fire that brought down power lines and caused two gas meters to blow u

company and work for a private company or competes with the state company insists the key issue from mr paulson recently spoke of the our growing worldwide competition for investment what competitive advantages does russia have on. three different brands just one this. is so long they need compact introduction from the true source and natural size. of the russian economy you have the country. as a so i said. investors in the market this year because of market potential is big second thing is the fact that russia is probably the biggest any meaning european country the u.s. and our largest can think of it as an asia or latin america or africa but if you think that european civilization russia could be the potential for this sort of thing the most important think of people what if occasion people there once the first potential orphan for your. from the resources cycle for a police force and this is what attracts investors to support we can use to explore our potential in the same time to give people with a very careful what kind of responses are you getting to prison. reform for thought proposals

steve paulson is here to tell us. >>> gorgeous. yes. looks good today. temperatures starting off upper 40s, mid-40s, low 40s. little chill in the air. 60s coast, bay. mid-70s for some. many pushing upper 7 0z. morgan hill at 77. let's get to the whos now with pam. >>> thank you, steve. in redwood city overnight a mother and five children escaped an overnight fire. firefighters say came very close to being deadly. ktvu's tara moriarty is in redwood city this morning with more on how this family got out safely. good morning, tara. >> reporter: call it mother's intuition. a mother sleeping inside of this mobile home with her children woke up for apparently no reason. the smoke detectors either she did not hear them or they didn't function, so she ended up waking up and you can see just how intense this fire got. if you look to the side of this mobile home right here you can see where the flames got to it right there on the home next door. now it happened here in the harbor village home mobile home park off bay shore road in redwood city around 2:00 this mor

steve paulson has the forecast. sounds like it's going to be a pretty warm day, steven. >>> not as warm as yesterday, pam. we have some clouds over us and the wind is no doubt about picked up. yesterday we had some low 70s. system will drag across some higher clouds. look today for more in the upper 50s low to mid-60s for a few and upper 60s inland under partly cloudy skies. >>> highway 4 looks good coming up to the willow pass grade with no major issues. no major problems on interstate 680 as well. also this morning we're looking at westbound 80 and that traffic is light. 4:31. let's go back to pam. >>> news this morning out of dublin. one man is dead and a veteran police officer is in the hospital after what police are describing as a violent confrontation early this morning. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong is on the scene this morning with more on what led up to this. claudine. >> reporter: well, pam, a lot of activity out here as police still try to figure out exactly what happened this morning. there are

paulson? >> i used to live in parkmerced in the way back when, in one of the towers. ♪ parkmerced city spirit moved me every time i am near and you were like the project sponsor in my mind could it be parkmerced city magic? major building fast could it be the city magic, parkmerced at last? let me take you and show you the building's height upon a steady building district high up were the buildings meet the sun could it be building magic i want parkmerced magic last to last please make it work a right tonight, mcgee last -- make it last ♪ chairperson mar: thank you. is there anyone else who would like to speak? anybody else that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, are other comments or questions? supervisor weiner: i pressed on mr. yearney on this issue. the reason i did that is because i remember the time when trinity was under consideration and we had this wonderful solution where we got to dramatically increase the amount of rental housing in mid market.

meteorologist steve paulson says that is not the biggest weather story. >>> also. >> reporter: already disciplined a driver for texting while driving, why it now says it wants the ultimate discipline against the driver. >>> pg&e said within the past hour it has restored power to all but six of the customers in south san francisco who lost power when a truck hit a power pole around 5:40 this morning. that was at little field and east grand avenues. originally more than 200 customers lost electricity. the driver of the truck suffered minor injuries. >>> police in the southern california city of santa monica now say an explosion this morning near a jewish school and prayer house was an accident. not a bomb. sources at the scene said the explosion might have started in a pipe under a walkway or in a device use today break up concrete. 100 people were evacuated from a four block area as the bomb squad investigated the initial report of the explosion. the explosion also sent some kind of object flying onto a house next door damaging the roof. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> berkele

steve paulson here to tell us about the weather this morning. hi, steve. >>> hi, pam. we a big change. yesterday was nice and sunny, wind picked up in the afternoon. highs were in the 60s. today we'll be in the 50s. some rain towards san jose, santa clara valley and showers peninsula and little on the east bay. highs in the 50s. wind will pick up and cold air will continue to settle in. cool blustery day. here's sal. >>> right now traffic is moving well on westbound 24 getting up to the tunnel. no major problems. traffic is doing very well getting up into oakland. also this morning we're looking at traffic here on northbound 101 in san francisco. that looks good. 4:31. let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning in berkeley firefighters are investigating a fire that was very tricky to fight. it brought down power lines and caused two gas meters to blow near a home on dwight way. pg&e crews are on the scene. they aren't leaving any time soon. and ktvu's claudine wong is there as well. claudine, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, pam, firefighters

let's check in with mark who is in for steve paulson. hi, mark. >>> hi, pam. good morning to you. we could be tracking a few rain drops for today. right now we have mostly cloudy skies across most of the bay area. temperatures this afternoon on the mild side. upper 50s to upper 6 0z. we have a chance of a few showers especially for tonight. we have more rain clouds to talk about in our five-day forecast. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. sal is standing by with an update on traffic. good morning, sal. >>> good morning, mark. right now traffic moves well if you're on interstate 880. no major problems there. also the morning commute looks good if you're driving in san francisco along northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. it's 4:31. let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with overnight news this morning from the bay waters near san quentin prison. ktvu's tara moriarty is on the scene of a rescue that took place just a few hours ago. what happened, tara? >> reporter: well, a prison guard and some inmates may be considered some heros this morning. happened less than four ho

rosemary's in for steve paulson. >>> good morning to you. we will see rain. bottom line it's going to be light but perhaps enough to make the morning drive a little bit slow. take a look at what's happening here over northern california. we are beginning to see woman rain. it's been hard to find in and around our area. where are we seeing it at this point? light returns over areas around hillsburg into santa rosa at times. you can see cool toga perhaps light scattered rain. this is going to continue to work its way south. scattered showers and cooler conditions as well. take a look at temperatures and future models show you how much we expect to get out of this storm coming up in just a few moments. sal. >>> rosemary, good morning. traffic looks off to be -- looks to be off to a good start right now. looks well near 880 near the coliseum. no problems here. also if you're on highway 4 right now is a good time to go traffic is light. 4:31. let's go back to pam. >>> a somber ceremony gets underway in just about 40 minutes marking a sad anniversary 105 years ago

let's start with the weather forecast this morning with steve paulson. good morningings steve. >>> hello, pam. we have mostly clear skies. little high cloud deck starting to move into the far north and a patch or two of some fog and a sign of a cooler day today. sfo has a west wind at 13. and fairfield southwest at 7. that was not the case yesterday. it will still be a nice day. cooler and breezy. low 60s to mid-70s. i think you'll notice it will not be as warm as monday. here's sal. >>> steve, right now traffic looks good on highway 24. if you're on westbound 24 any time soon it should be a nice drive to oakland. also san francisco northbound 101 traffic easy approaching the 80 split. 4:00 p1. back to the desk. >>> in just a few hours testimony will resume in the barry bonds perjury trial. tara moriarty tells us the focus has shifted to a secretly recorded audiotape. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, pam. yes, yesterday was full of surprises. first we had a juror call in sick because of kidney stones. we're not sure if he's going to be retu