his dash cam shows rankin on his hands and knees. the adrenaline rush is gone and he's bleeding profusely. >> he was hollering and screaming and said that he'd been shot. he'd been shot in the face. >> rankin is amazingly coherent, enough to give a description of the vehicle and the suspect. bray examines the deputy's injuries. >> he said his face was hurting. he felt like half of his face was gone. >> some of rankin's teeth were on the ground, as well as shell casings and his pistol. >> i remember asking him, is my face gone? i still couldn't feel nothing in the face besides just pure pain. >> within minutes, an ambulance arrives and takes deputy rankin to the hospital. that same morning, officers find the suspect's car. it's riddled with bullets from deputy rankin's gun. and by 9:30 that morning, police arrest 35-year-old ben westbrook for the shooting. westbrook had once served prison time for aggravated assault. westbrook pleads guilty to nine charges, including aggravated assault and battery. he's sentenced to 63 years in prison

kirkwood from rankin to the railroad tracks would also be vacated. that forms the phase 1 development footprint site. as part of the retention and expansion project, the new master lease agreement, new dedications of rights away iran the footprint of the market. -- rights of way around the footprint of the market. the planning department has issued their general plan conformity letter. that is in your file. the conditions of which have been close and into the agreement. key conditions for the city retains ownership of the vacated streets, which we will do. no construction will impede the prospect of returning the vacated street grid back at some point in the future. the street scaping improvement designed be tightly controlled in accord with the better streets plan. the ceqa process resulted in the issuance of a medicated negative declaration, amended july 5, 2011, with an addendum to an fourth, 2012. all of which are referenced in your package. -- with an addendum to fourjune, 2012. both the mitigated that a kid ---declaration and addendum were issu

well, then in 1916, montana sent wonderful jeanette rankin.nd she immediately went there and voted against the war. she got defeated and went back again, you know, right before world war ii, went back and voted. she was consistent. but there is a marvelous picture in the national archives of her being sworn in on the house floor. there is not another male other than the ones that had to perform the ceremony on the floor. but the entire gallery is ringed in women in white dresses, the suffragettes. it's really a very exciting time. and four years later, finally, the rest of america got to vote. so those are all kind of exciting things, i think, that happened. but it also kind of shos that colorado would have these massive progressive spurts, and then we would have a real swing back. there was a while, as you know, even the klan was very strong in colorado in parts. but throughout all of this, we always had that western thing of people being able to do what they possibly -- what they wanted to do. we weren't nearly as sexigrated, shall i say, or

there our sports team has all latest developments for us from ukraine and poland including rankin's com. just over five hours time russia will start their euro campaign against the czech republic to go because it does have a fully fit squad to choose from the main question being who will lead the front line for russia because they do enjoy an embarrassment of riches at the moment up front more on the build up from poland in half an hour. now spain is on the ads of a financial abyss as either sources claim it could ask for a bailout as early as this weekend madrid's credit score has been slashed while it's boring cause soared close to the level that forced greece portugal and ireland to seek rescue but as euro zone powerhouses try to keep the single currency afloat one irish town is banking on the past to turn a profit or it is laura smith reports. it's a blast from the past as this customer uses the irish punt to pay for some everyday purchases in the town of clueless arlen's joined the euro from the get go in two thousand and two but crisis hit business owners here have revived their o

. >> the setting of the coast guard cutter james rankin has been set in motion. sky team 11 was above the beautiful scene. it marks the spot where francis scott key, the author of the star spangled banner was anchored during the war of 1812. you are looking at members of the fort mchenry his tore cal -- historical society. it will remain in place throughout the summer. >> now your insta-weather plus forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> perfect day yesterday on the inner harbor. for all that activity and good weather here, early this morning, nice and quiet. rain showing up on radar to our north. here we are in the baltimore area, chesapeake bay, clear skies. two wispy clouds. it looks like the rain will stay to our north. we go to our ocean city camera. we can see activity down the beach. not where the camera is, but down the beach a way. there is a big air show today. right now the temperature at ocean city is 68 degrees. here in town, 62 at the airport. inner harbor checks in with 70. 72% the humidity. the barometer rising. west wind 7 miles per hour. c

. >> the study of the historic coast guard cutter james rankin has set sail. the bouy marks the spot where francis scott key was anchored during fort mchenry during the war of 1812. you are looking at members of the baltimore historical society as well as park rangers getting into the celebration spirit. the bouy will remain in place plout the summer. >> now your forecast with john collins. >> the sun is out this morning. just a couple clouds. a cool front up to the great lakes. rain and the front itself should stay north of us during the day. we may see a few clouds here and there. at the moment, the outlook is good. the trajectory moving everything through the southeast, not the south. and our view is from our ocean city camera overlooking the boardwalk. it looks like we're getting set up for a party. a couple things going down in the ocean. we have we have an air show and a car and truck show. you can see activities along the boardwalk. the air show will include the thunderbirds a couple times over the weekend. lots going on over ocean city. the temperature

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it comes from the creative mind of film director kyle rankin. >> i think people like to watch videos like this because it's similar to getting on a roller coaster. it's skirting death. that's why it's so popular. >> kyle has worked on many films including "the battle of shaker heights" starring shia labeouf and "nuclear family." >> when i'm in between projects, i like to do something to keep directing and challenge myself to do something i haven't done. so i thought building up to a realistic car hit would be pretty cool. >> he writes the script for "exhibit b-5" and hires marsia and cindy to star in the video. >> the shoot was really short and simple. >> there was no special lighting, no special sound. it just was a flip camera. >> it took about a full day to do it. but kyle knew what he wanted and he knew how he wanted it to look. >> so now it's time for me to even the score. [ knocking ] >> the challenges that it presented were fun. which is how to make this thing feel really real. ways to do that are like the handheld shaky cam. have the actors interrupt each other. >> oh, my god

to come up with your best list of who you think is going to be at the top for ourç v-stakes power rankin think will be the top three contenders on mitt romney's short list? >> okay. i'm looking at paul ryan and rob portman and i like pat toomey. i don't know why he's not being talked about. he's from a swing state, pennsylvania, he's a real economic wonk. i think he would be god and i am not sure they are not looking at him. >> crystal, your top three? >> i also have rob portman but instead of paul ryan, because i think he's too contentious with his budget, i would throw in tim pawlenty because he's boring and he won't overshadow mitt romney and he doesn't have any skeletons in the closet. the further shot one i think is bobby jindal. he had that disastrous state of the union response but i think he would be a little interesting, a different face for the republican party. so maybe. >> how about you? rob portman seems to be a theme. >> everybody has got to say rob portman but i also like t. paw. if he is picked it's like, i have to serve my country so i have to go with mitt romney. yes, e

i mean, a guy like george pelley can know or ian rankin or p.v. james. they're terrific novelists even though there are mysteries contained in them. i read a lot of mystery novels because when i'm revising, i find that if i read literary fiction, i pick up other people's ticks. so i kind up reading mysteries then. and for years i had to finish a book, no matter how much i thought this is very unsatisfying, i'm not resonating to this book, this book isn't working for me, i had to finish it. and i think it was probably about ten years ago, about the same time when i suddenly stopped caring what anyone thought about me, around age 50, that i was in conversation with my closest friend who said i don't understand why you're fetishing it. you clearly don't like it, you don't care what happens, and i went back and forth with her on that, and eventually i decided that it was, in fact, acceptable for me sometimes to not finish a book. but i still find it really hard to do that. >> host: big, thick, wonderful books that could take you a whole summer to read but ar