hyunah lee poa: you can look at medicine as a very complex and technological thing that everybody has a right to. or you can look at it that we're all on earth for a certain amount of time, we're destined to have a certain type of health, and how do we go through life with a certain poise and enjoyment until we die? so i think everyone tries to figure out what's going to be the most comfortable balance. i remember the wife of a colleague in houston who had recurrence of breast cancer, a very aggressive form of breast cancer, who decided not to undergo chemotherapy-- a renewed bout of chemotherapy and radiation treatment-- because she concluded that the side effects and the pain of all of that, with the very low likelihood that it was going to be effective, was just something she did not want to go through. there are patients that i see who don't want any intervention, any medication, any surgery in their lifetime, and i greatly respect that philosophy. i'll be there to support them, to inform them of what's going on so that they can handle their health in the way they choose. another

the poa expects many of those officers to leave the department when they can. we've reached out to the city regarding the latest officer exodus, to get their take on the disability policy. my colleague christina rendon is working on that part of the story for later newscasts. >> thank you, katie. >>> a shooting in west oakland this morning sent a young man to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds and police are now looking for the gunman. the shooting happened shortly after 9:00 this morning near 26th and willow streets, near mandela parkway. emergency crews brought the victim to a hospital. his condition was not immediately available. the victim is believed to be 19 years old. there's no word on a motive, but investigators have not ruled out the possibility the shooting was gang-related. >>> san francisco police have arrested a 30-year-old man for dui, after he ran over a man who had fallen down at a gas station. ktvu's tara moriarty spoke to the gas station attendant who witnessed the chaos. >> reporter: an attendant says a man in his late forties had bee

. >> meanwhile in the women's, former world number one maria sharah poa is into the -- sharapova is intothe final for the second year running. more later. >>> another full bulletin of news coming up. >>> voters in eastern ukraine head to the polls deciding whether they want to remain part of the country or become independent. >>> tornados tear through missouri, toppling trees, damaging hundreds of homes. [ singing ] >>> taking to the streets. cities across the country rally in support on the hundreds of school girls that kidnap in

the victims have suffered losses as a result of 3-poa's tactics.our view future is being built every day by innovation and effort of american workers and companies. none of us can afford to watch it be stolen. we believe that there are many other victims and we hope today's actions encourage them to come forward and to talk with us. as stated earlier by the attorney general, my colleagues on this stage, this announcement is a culmination of several years of work by those represented on this stage and many, many others who are not here today. that includes a task force for the department of justice national security division, the united states attorney's office, the fbi's pittsburgh office, the cyber division, the counterintelligence division and the criminal division at fbi headquarters. this investigation has touched 46 fbi field offices in the last several years. it's a landmark case that shows how interaction between u.s. government and private enterprise can succeed. this first indictment of chinese cyber actors clears the way for additional ch

the poa, and jail, ak-47 at my back. the usa pay attention to the students in jail.here we did not --the prison conditions are horrible. physical abuse, physical torture, irreversible torture. you cannot imagine. please, please. can you imagine. an inmate in jail. they were released and put in jail again. they are my inmates. a long list. attention to them. you can save them. another question i would like to answer, the u.s. army. i love the u.s. army. i was so proud to serve u.s. army chaplain. views iourage me of the just represented myself. how i want to answer your questions. i have one personal story. didn't see my mother for many years. a couple of years ago, anytime i wanted to, mother my mother had one question. when you coming to see me? i said mom, very soon. spring next year. recently she did not ask that question when i call her. the telephone. my father told me she lost most of her memory. she cannot recognize me. my mother will recognize me. say hey that is my son. i will say hey that is my mother. that is our hope. tragedy.t of when you have a voice he

have taken it to the next step of securing an indictment of some of the most prolific hackers of the 3 poa. these individuals are alleged to have used a variety of techniques including e-mails that launch malicious software to steal proprietary and sensitive information from our u.s. victims. the victims have suffered significant losses as a result of the tactics. our future is being built every day by the innovation and effort of american workers and companies. none of us can afford to watch it be stolen. we believe that there are many other victims and how today's actions encourages others to come forward and talk with us. as stated earlier by the attorney general and my colleagues, this announcement is a culmination of several years of work by those represented on this stage and many others who are not here today. that includes a task force from the department of justice national security division, the united states attorney's office, the fbi's pittsburgh office, the cyber division, the counterintelligence division, and the criminal division at fbi headquarters. this investigation has t