used force and they used fear against the people trying to apprehend them and that actually turns a petty theft into a felonious robbery. >> reporter: i'm sure they had families of their own, and they wouldn't want anybody to do that to their families so i just think it's bad. >> reporter: a special person for walmart says that they are very grateful that think customers and employees are okay, and they say they are currently reviewing security measures. the two men are in police custody tonight and they face charges of attempted murder, robbery and firearms violations. police say one of the men is a convic felon. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> revealing new e-mails and word of a new investigation into what appears to be a cozy relationship between pg&e and state regulators. pg&e today reported a new series of e-mails connected to the public utilities commission. those new e-mails violated the rules about private back room negotiates with p.u.c. regulators. one of them indicates regulators asked for a $1 million indication from pg&e. utility today also announced federal prosecu

to attack his leadership is small and petty. >> so the defense secretary, small and petty, is burton just delivering the defensive attacks that the white house can't deliver themselves because they picked him? >> i think bill burton serves as an effective advocate of the white house. i think small is effective. i take personal offense to being called small. leon panetta is not in his 30s starting out in his career, that got some nugget of information that he's trying to use to sell a book. he is 76 years old. he has not only the things that you mentioned in terms of cia director and secretary of defense. he was also the omb director, he is also -- the timing of the book is one that i question as well. bill burton suggests that leon panetta is dishonorable. the act of selling a book while the president is still in office is dishonorable. but lee yn panetta himself is not dishonorable. the credibility and graff tas of leon panetta, things that you read from general petraeus. also remember, mike mcfall leads the ambassador ship in russia because he says he can't agree be the policy. our

download it now proposition 47 and the wall lot this coming tuesday, will make crimes like petty theft into misdemeanors program then apply some of the money saved in judicial and penal costs into mental health and drug treatment perhaps. officials have been reluctant to push for lower penalties even as the crime rate has dropped and the u.s. move toward locking up more of the citizens than any other nation on eater. mark mauer, executive director of the sentencing project, and anne-marie shoe bet. district attorney elect, mark, are we ready to reconsider a different way of doing this? now that the high tide of both violence crime and drug relate crimed seemed to have past, in this low, is there an opportunity, a political space even, to have a conversation about the way we sentence and the way we punish. >> attorney general a year ago said we have too many people in too many of our prisons in america. fairly bold statement. and we have seen a number of states, new york, new jersey, reduced the prison population by 25% over the last decade. they have exceeded the national decline in cr

policies we have seen a uptick in property crimes i don't call somebody with multiple convictions a petty theft, i calm him a long term offender that has to have consequences. and we gradually increase that over time. and at some point we say enough is enough. >> by saying you expect the workload to go up, are you negating by the possibility of that new spending for diversion in counseling and treatment to have any downstream effect to reduce the number of people who are prone to commit crime? i think there's a mid leading information out this, we have drug conversion programs. we have prop 47, we have drug courts. we have veterans court, all of those, can we use more money, absolutely. but this mechanism is not the mechanism to send it out there to say that it is okay to steal and use drugs. what will change for the people who served under you on the streets of san diego? are they going to be in more danger or less. >> i don't think it will effect any danger, we have done some changing and the argument from those that are against it, are the same. they set it in realignment, and in prop

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night out and we are working on the crime prevention flier and we are going to start working on a petty theft, project, and we have many projects that are lined up and they are helping us with the social media, but to the community, advisory board meets once a week and it is all about projects and how to improve safety. well there was a lot of public, private partnerships too many to name, many are here tonight and we are very grateful and that is the good thing about the central district is that we are able to partner with a lot of organizations. and i would like to conclude my presentation by saying, that not only has it been a wonderful and very fortunate to be at central station, in the last four months and we have a lot of work to do, but it is not about me, tonight, i am presenting but it is really about, the officers at central station that make a difference. and been here every day and they want to be here, and they work well with the community and they care about everyone. and they truly make a difference, and you know, sometimes we don't know what they do, in terms of how they

they're petty and this is how they release their anger. >> you are your own racist. some people think they -- >> kills me over here. >> while officers have grown used to seemingly petty conflicts in the female housing units. >> lieutenant, can i talk to you, please? >> some veterans on staff say lately it's been worse than ever. >> it's never been like that. never. in seven and a half years we've never had the conflict, going to the door saying what are you arguing about now? she looked at me. she touched me. >> you guys all need to understand something. every one of you is pushing this beyond where it needs to go. i'm not going to deal with it. i'm not. recently we've had a number of different personalities inside the female wing. it's just been a lot of type a personalities clashing in the mix and causing a lot of problems inside the unit. >> one of the most prominent among those personalities is shontera jennings. >> i'm outspoken and i speak my mind. i'm a little loud at times. they look at me as a trouble maker. another inmate feels i shouldn't be in the unit be

but the crimes they're associated with range from horrific to petty and everything in between. >> i'm very photogenic. >> reporter: deandre barnes was arrested on charges of cocaine and marijuana possession with intent to sell. he plans to plead not guilty. >> melissa, who was that? >> my baby mama. >> your baby mama. you got that drama? >> if he seems at ease here that might be because this is his third stay at hillsborough county. >> slide all the way back. >> barnes is already familiar with the full-body scan chairs and facial scanners used to detect weapons or other contra banned that might be hid inside body cavities. >> barnes. >> i know you're barnes. >> go ahead, sir. welcome back. >> i said i wasn't gonna come back and i'm back. i let myself down. >> yeah, it still looks the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times, the charges haven't always struck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie, it's like, damn, how the hell am i going to get myself out of the

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. >> parents of the school have had their cars broken into and it's usually pretty petty, that seems a lot more severe. knowing this we might leave earlier when things start thinning out. >> authorities have released a vague description of the suspects involved here. they are described as two heavy set black males in their mid 20's wearing jeans. one of them had a dark hoodie and the other a brown sweatshirt and a blue bandana. authorities are reaching to the surrounding community for help on this. if you know something you are encouraged to call authorities. >> this noon fear over the ebola virus led to a huge scare on a u.s. airways flight. a passenger's joke about the situation turned into a full hazmat situation. >> two days after the first ebola death in the u.s., locals, state and federal officials meeting in dallas to discuss how thomas eric duncan's case was handled and what else can be done to keep the virus from spreading. one day before the first of five other airports begin additional screening for passengers arriving from west africa. air travelers on edge. this zmat tea

. >> so dana, i thought it was petty. >> there's a history. democrats cheat a lot, okay? bob, you admit it. you're proud of it. you say i've done that all my life. that's how i built my political career. >> not only democrats. >> when rick scott cass a candidate, republican candidate, he went to delight alex sink, the democratic candidate in florida. one of the rules was you cannot have anybody come up to you commit commercial breaks except your make up artists. that way you can't pass messages. what do the do? the makeup artist brings her phone and shows while she's doing the makeup a text message from the campaign manager. ruins alex sink's campaign. she fired her campaign manager the next day. but to me that comes from the top. a little cheating stuff. plus i think it is very weird. why does he need a fan everywhere he goes? i think that is creepy to me. >> marco rubio was ridiculed for drinking water in a speech. this guy needs a fan everywhere he goes. is he having hot flashes? what is the problem? >> rebuttal to that and we'll pass it on? >> i think this reaction of

we are learning more about the suspected ottawa shooter, 32-year-old michael -- a petty criminal andanadian born muslim convert. he was shot to death by the sergeant at arms who received a standing ovation at parliament. live in ottawa and sarah, what more are we learning about the suspected shooter here? >> good afternoon, investigators believe that this was a lone wolf-type attack carried out boy a man who was a high risk traveler by authorities. he was born michael joseph hall and changed his name after converting to islam. he had a history of petty crime, but at some point attracted the attention of authorities who took away his passport, concerned he would travel abroad to commit crimes. he is a native of canada and his parents released a statement that reads in part, we also wish to apologize for all the pain, fright, and chaos he caused. we have no explanation to offer. i am mat at our son. i don't understand and part of me wants to hate him at this time. a trying time for all parties involved right now. >> indeed. what a powerful statement there. what about the reaction from

. >> officials say zehaf-bibeau, a petty criminal and recent contact with islam, had recent contact with jihadists. a passport.ed for they think he planned to go to syria. have had dualy canadian citizenship. they also said yesterday's tooting was not connected monday's killing of a soldier in quebec. live in the newsroom, greta kreuz, abc 7 news. >> thank you, greta. virginia00, former --st lady mauer will be maureen mcdonnell will be sentenced in february on charges.n one of her attorneys had a scheduling conflict for the original hearing. mcdonnell and her husband, the former governor, were convicted last month of accepting money gifts in exchange for promoting a businessman's supplement product. mcdonnell will be sentenced on january 6. how aing up at 6:00, local museum is paying attribute poste late washington editor ben bradlee. >> and the democrat candidate for governor paid a visit to the polls today but not to take part in early voting. explain. >> and the partial solar eclipse under way. winds.usty we are loaded up with weather, and it's only minutes from now, here >> let's get

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can you react to bill burton calling leon panetta small and petty?> well, i think this thing's gotten blown way out of proportion. i haven't read leon panetta's book. and most of the people who are doing the talking haven't read it. so there are some positive things said about the president. there's some questions raised about some of his decisions as leon panetta said on the show that he thinks he does have a lot of guts. that's certainly my impression, but i have a lot of respect for leon panetta. look, a public servant who cares deeply about this country, who's given many years of his life to the service of the country like leon panetta, he has something to say when he gets out of office. okay. but the president is the president of the united states. he's the one who's ultimately responsible. he's held accountable. he knows it. and he's making the decisions based on his best judgment. even within the privacy of the executive branch, people don't always agree on what to do. so there should be no surprise about this. >> well, general, i watched the

. >> petty. you get children involved.ty because you facing -- you could be facing jail time. >> reporter: police say they got away about $700 in games, and they believe the pair hit up three other target stores in the area. >> they didn't care. i mean, it wasn't on their mind. child comes second i guess. >> reporter: some believe the couple may have brought the baby along so no one would cuss spec them of stealing. regardless of the motive, police want them caught. >> they're pretty smash to do it i guess if they brought a child with them. it's messed up. >> reporter: and back here live, we are told the couple was driving a blue jeep wrangler. if you have know them call police. iain. >> shawnette, thank you. >>> it's not your typical lawsuit but for delaware man it is very serious. andrew wall says when he woke up from a colonoscopy he was wearing pink woman's underwear. this happened two years ago. he filed a civil lawsuit against the doctor. his lawyer says he's been suffering from severe emotional distress and mental a

i'm just not interested in the petty, knee jerk reactions. >> on the challenge of staying independent. plus msnbc sinking in the ratings, putting up its lowest numbers ever and cnn ten years ago to the day after this memorable showdown. >> here's what i want to tell you guys. stop. [ laughter ] stop, stop, stop hurting america. >> the network cancels crossfire again. good riddance? i'm howard kurtz and this is "mediabuzz." >>> as cable news devotes hour after nerve-racking hour to the dangers of ebola some commentators are blaming the obama administration. bill o'reilly says cdc chief tom frieden should resign and he gets push back from other folks at fox. >> believing that civilian airport people at jfk or newark or dulles airport can spot ebola that is dormant, believing that is stupid and irresponsible and puts all americans at risk. it's a dumb and dangerous ruse and frieden is the chief propagandist. he knows better. >> i won't call you hysterical. it's boarding hysterical. >> i disagree totally with him. i think dr. frieden has done a good job and i want him to don't lead this a

. >> i'm petty burnt out...f i said that i was perfectly fine, i would be lying >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen the powerful conclusion... only on al jazeera america . >> isil fighters tighten their grip on the syrian town of kobane. kurdish forces call for more airstrikes. >> from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, u.n. chief ban ki-moon is in tripoli been paying their respects to jean-claude duvalier, haitian it's turn out for the funeral, and

. >> i'm petty burnt out...f i said that i was perfectly fine, i would be lying >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen the powerful conclusion... only on al jazeera america >> alaska, a state that depends on it's natural beauty >> we need to make sure that we have clean air >> some are living off natures bounty >> we're rich cause of all the resources we have... >> while others say they can't even afford health insurance >> the owners of this restaurant pay an extra $5.20 an hour to provide health insurance >> communities trying to cope i just keep putting one foot in front of the other >> what can people hope for come election day? an al jazeera america special report amererica votes 2014 5 days in alaska all this week ♪ >>> i am a reporter out of mexico city, and i am in "the stream." ♪ >>> welcome back, we're discussing the rise in alleged torture of mexico's suspected criminals. experts say it may be happening in the name of the war on drugs. joining us now to discuss how u.s. involvement is impactin

evidences of the continuing changes around us some of them happening far more quickly and it's a very pettyd out it brings a number of fundamental questions primary among those is how do we meet the housing needs of an economically diverse population and maintain it with the diverse population and accommodate new ways even if doing business airbnb, lift uber who knows what's next in terms of new registration and a w where do we draw the lines on the new registration those are a few of the challenges all good challenges facing the city i looked at it to to what the mayor and distinguished panel has to say and i know you do too (clapping.) thank you gene and thanks to shepard mullan we are also delighted to have mayor ed lee with us to guide us with this violation vision and look at the priorities and outline some of the solutions in the city he's been proud of the thirty i lost track of the cranes in the air and the innovation hub of san francisco they're concerned, of course, about housing and what we can do to keep our economy vibrate i've seen the discussion that is up for this morning we

from credit cards some drivers take zero and the reason is simple they are un informed and greedy and petty and short cited and it's our job to make sure they are not and teach them inform them and of course if they are punitive ways of making them understand that would be helpful coming from you okay? dispatch. in august of last year, 2013, yellow cabs fleet did 672 2 thousand metered rides we have these statistics this year we did 670 thousand more or less not a major drop but our business has has has been steady we get 120 thousand calls a month these days unfortunately 25 percent of the of the people that call us never see a cab in this day and age and to me that's an unacceptable rate and for various reasons people give us the wrong address decide to walk but 25 percent is is not we need carrots and sticks and need your help we can do it we're trying to do it. okay? thank you. >> thank you. . >> jim margolis. >> medallion holder with yellow cab since 1977. just on levelling the playing field i know that we're speaking about what we can do in the taxi industry about levelling the field

. >> i'm petty burnt out... if i said that i was perfectly fine, i would be lying >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen the powerful conclusion... only on al jazeera america this is al jazerra america live from new york city. the might fo cobane. there are growing concerns that the crucial borden town between syria and turkey will fall to isil. taking extra precautions. u.s. hospitals prepare for bola as the cdc says it will introduce new measures at u.s. airports. and the government spying on twitter users. now twitter is suing to make that information public. ♪ ♪ >>> good afternoon. the islamic state iraq and the levants or isil is on the verge of a major victory in syria. turkey's president says isil fighters could soon capture the key town of kobane. as that video shows, there has been fierce fighting between isil fighters and kurdish forces defending the down and the u.s. and its coalition partners carried out more air strikes today. kobane is on the border with turkey and currently surrounded by s

dedicated to psychiatric care. >> then i'll be here until court. >> alfonso young was charged with petty theft and spent one day in jail before being released. this is the maximum security unit at the jail where as many as 24 inmates are packed into a single cell. here, the lights are always on and tensions are high. >> it's hard as hell to sleep in here because you got 24 inmates in here, you understand. you have to sleep when you can, not when you want to. >> locked inside for 23 hours a day, the men must sleep, shower, and eat inside their cell. >> it's dirty. it is dirty. point-blank dirty. >> when i first came here, i was free from blemish. now look at my arms. you see all these spots? i'm like a leopard now. and guess what? they can't even tell me what it is. >> this place is unsanitary. this place is filthy. >> convicted of armed robbery, bernard jones has been incarcerated for 3 1/2 years and is currently appealing his case. >> i got to use the bathroom around other brothers. there aren't no separation. ain't no shower curtain. that means, when i'm taking a bath, i got a dude wal

. >> so it's petty theft basically. >> it's theft, but multiple counts. >> tony mccoy was arrested for writing bad checks. he'd missed a court date one month ago...dennis tracked him down in north carolina. >> welcome back to baltimore! >> the bounty hunters grabbed tony at four this morning in charlotte. most of tony's family lives there, including his fiancee and young son. >> how come you didn't go to court, man? >> because my brother, right now he's sick, he's a diabetic, he about died about a week ago, and he's still in critical condition, and i was down there. >> they're going to take deshawn and charge him, book him on the bench warrant when he missed court. >> they're going to take him to jail? to the central bookings? >> yes. >> if they offered you the same 50,000 bail, how easy is that for you to get that kind of money together to post? >> [shakes head] nothing is easy for me. i don't have nobody's number i can contact. i can't get in touch with anybody. >> what do you think is going to happen next? >> i think the worst case scenario is probably a couple months. a couple of m

. >> oh, that was -- you know, that was personal and petty.was personal and petty. >> that's me p and p. karl rove, everybody. watters on deck. he was the ebola edition for us. then college kids chaos in new hampshire say it three times. college kid chaos. right back with those reports. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools. >>> back of the book segment tonight, watters world, polls show most americans are are well aware of the ebola situation and many are very concerned. we sent watters to the port authority bus terminal in new york city to sample what the folks are saying.

. >> i'm petty burnt out... if i said that i was perfectly fine, i would be lying >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen the powerful conclusion... only on al jazeera america . [music] ? >> welcome back to tech know. guy, fig uring out how long you will live is a difficult but important question. do you think a cell phone could help you figure it out? >> i'm skeptical, i have to be honest. >> no, i don't think we are there yet. >> our colleague talked to two researchers who have an app that can maybe get us part way there. let's take a look. >> the tell tale lines on our faces give a good indication of our age. but what if the signs of aging could predict how long we are going to live. >> we know people who look younger for their age tend to live longer. >> useing this premise, the doctor partnered with a computer science professor at the university of north carolina. they created a program and website called face my age. >> and so the purpose of the website is to allow people to upload their picture and

treatment increases the public safety and whereas the safe neighborhood will change low level crime like petty theft to misdemeanors and reduce the prisoner costs to k 12 schools and victim services and whereas sfusd should join the countless law enforcement and george moscone including the business leaders for the safe leaders in support for proposition 47 therefore, be it resolved that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district supports this safety neighborhoods act that improves public safety and invests in our schools. >> no public comment? any comments from the board or - superintendent?. >> commissioner maufas so scomplaen can i inquire why you have the city attorney's office name on here and no other my name is on the petition and good question he's one of the main proponents of it in the face of campaign along with the chief of san diego one of the two co-chairs of the campaign. >> so i'm historically have been concerned about supporting political positions as a non-partisan body in situations i appreciate you putting this forward it is important and has huge i

sort oaf a petty thief at the beginning of the movie. runs across this accident scene and sees guys who film accidents and crimes and stuff for local news and he finds his calling in an instant. >> you have a good eye. i want you to contact me when you have something. >> something like this? >> think of our news cast as a screaming woman running down the street. >> caught on camera, a high speed chase. >> pursuit suspect is in custody this morning. >> reporter: that may be harsh satire, but we've all seen it. the chases. the crashes. the chaos. >> the scene early this morning in the 400 block. >> reporter: and the just plain unexpected that bring in viewers. the movie dives into the psyche of this twisted world. why so dark, this character? >> there's a special type of personality that can do this job. you have to love the night. >> reporter: or hate the sun. >> actually found myself really disappointed when the sun would come up as i was playing this character. >> reporter: to become lue, gyllenhaal drew inspiration from one of southern

. >> i'm petty burnt out... if i said that i was perfectly fine, i would be lying >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen the powerful conclusion... only on al jazeera america >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their needs are not being met by american tv news today. >> entire media culture is driven by something that's very very fast... >> there has been a lack of fact based, in depth, serious journalism, and we fill that void... >> there is a huge opportunity for al jazeera america to change the way people look at news. >> we just don't parachute in on a story...quickly talk to a couple of experts and leave... >> one producer may spend 3 or 4 months, digging into a single story... >> at al jazeera, there are resources to alow us as journalists to go in depth and produce the kind of films... the people that you don't see anywhere else on television. >> we intend to reach out to the people who aren't being heard. >>we wanna see the people who are actually effected by the news of the day... >>

nascar sprint cup martinsville, the king, richard petty, getting the racers started. 77 laps to go.t busch leading, catches the engine on fire. dale earnhardt passes tony stewart and a week after being eliminate from the chase, junior holds off the man nick named smoke to win the race. first win at martinsville. jeff gordon was second. updating game five. giants and royals. madison bumgarner struck out the side in the second. giants score on a brandon crawford groundout. it's 1-0 giants in the fourth, and this is obviously critical to take this game and go up 3-2, >> i don't want to say anything jinxy. >> no. best not to say anything at all. >> interesting score. >> see if the >>> join us tonight for abc7 on kofy tv 20. tens of millions of people use brain games to keep their minds smart. now scientists front stanford are questioning the game's benefit. then at 11:00, here on channel 7, national anthem problems at the world series. first what looked like a torn flag, and then something else. so we'll let you hear what happened tonight at 11:00. >>> film-goers hungry for a halloween

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. >> i'm petty burnt out...f i said that i was perfectly fine, i would be lying >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen the powerful conclusion... only on al jazeera america ♪ >>> i am a reporter out of mexico city, and i am in "the stream." ♪ >>> welcome back, we're discussing the rise in alleged torture of mexico's suspected criminals. experts say it may be happening in the name of the war on drugs. joining us now to discuss how u.s. involvement is impacting mexico's policy is a former senior agent for the u.s. drug enforcement agency, he worked undercover in various countries for 25 years, and is author of the book ""deep cover." i want to get to your experiences in just a moment, but first i want to talk a few numbers. the u.s. dedicated about $400 million, since 2008 they have given about $2 billion on the war on drugs. is there any oversight attached to ensure that there aren't human rights violations u.s.? >> there are. there are two mechanisms one prohibits the u.s. from training any military poli

. >> reporter: as petty has it sounds she acknowledges it she can not move forward without the a proofal of the association. does not mean she is giving up on solar. >> i will keep knocking on the door, i will call and send letters and figure out what my rights are. >> in kentfield, kpix5. >> by law, homeowners association can not ban solarpanels out right but they have the power to dictate the design. >>> still to come, 25,000 runners hit the road in san francisco for a good cause. and rainy days and monday are in the forecast. we are sure about the monday part. the rain, not so much. the details after a break. ,,,,,,,,,, women's half- marathon. an, fittingly, it was a woman w crossed the finish line firt marina >>> 25,000 runners are hitting it for the nike annual half mayor thon. it was a woman who crossed the finish line first. 32-year-old victoria mitchell from australia beat everyone with a time of just under one hour and 20 minutes. the marathon say major fundraiser for cancer research. >> a good day for them to do it. sunny skies around the bay area. that is something that will b

and this guy noted the petty tierny and persecution that stanton practiced against subordinate officers. he said anyone who don't agree with the administration must be got rid of, no matter how honorably that soldier had served. in his letter he gave examples. he said you would scarcely credit the number of such cases as this, cases of petty spite, fitting a rather bad-tempered child than a great and dignified cabinet member. unlike democrats, it was actually quite easy for republican soldiers of to vote. i found an account by a confederate and this was a confederate from maryland and he and his men captured some union soldiers just prior to the election and they forced the you knowon soldiers to take off their blue uniforms and the confederates put on the blue yuan storms and they got lincoln ballots and these rebels marched into the union camp. they didn't support lincoln, but they wanted to prove a point. and the one wrote, after having done this, he said, for of course, no one could object to us after voting for lincoln. now, all this sort of evidence suggests, i think that there wa

panetta sad, dishonorable, small and petty.s this the same way the left reacted to the scathing tell-all books about republican presidents. jay christian adams a former justice department attorney. just to start with mr. burton, he thinks it's sad and dishonorable and petty. but when scott mcclel lan came out with a book about what happened with the iraq war and george w. bush, bill burton was one of the first to try to use it in the presidential race between then-senator obama and john mccain saying on the day after the former white house press secretary meaning mcclellan concede the to use propaganda to take us to war and took a shot at mccain. he doesn't seem to think that it's fair game now. >> well, this is how it works, megyn, the white house should be listening to leon panetta, not attacking him. and that's because we see this pattern. whenever a republican has a traitor like scott mcclellan or davis igless i can't say who used to be at the justice department, they're raised to hero status, megyn. they're feted in the me

pledge to work with our law enforcement and all stakeholders to stay focused on fighting violent and pettyin our district, and that is just one of my five points of focus to improve quality of life issues in district 10. as an educator for over 35 years in the san francisco unified school district and city college of san francisco, i understand the value of improving and impacting lives. i will be actively engaged with all stakeholders to make significant improvements in our low performing schools and support city college programs to benefit 80,000 san franciscans' education and community investment come hand in hand. ~ i will fight for neighborhood resource he to secure grants and build partnerships to encourage the frustrated workforce. from savings and day and evening teaching i became a small property owner in visitacion valley. however, given the he economic hardship i experienced in my teens, i fully understand the challenges low-income families face every day. therefore, i have been helping many of my former students and neighbors who are also renters about their housing rights. i a

prior to this, he had a history of petty crimes, small things in the past. we know he had recently come to the attention of authorities who were so concerned they had taken away his passport. they feared, we are told, he could commit crimes in another country. now, he's a native of canada. his family lives here and his parents released a statement today which reads in part, quote, we are so sad a man lost his life. he has lost everything and leaves behind a family that must feel nothing but pain and sorrow. we send our deepest condolences to them, although words seem pretty useless. i am mad at our son, i don't understand, and part of me wants to hate him at this time. obviously, joy, a very trying time for everyone involved right here. >> yeah, obviously. and we did see the prime minister of canada back in parliament and saying they are going to return to normal. have things returned to normal in the capitol? >> well, as much as possible, joy. with a rousing standing ovation for kevin vickers as parliament resumed this morning. nearly 24 hours to the minute