richard brown could not attend since we were tabulated to speak at the very end of this session, richardwn of the san francisco 8, one of the founders of the black panther movement had to leave and many others had to leave because it was getting late. but richard brown asked me to make a statement today. he wants to know why the board could not request a change, a charter amendment of policies and procedures so paramedics secure a crime scene so kenneth harding dies choking on his blood like a dog in frnt of our horrified committee. we need this board to pressure to change that, so paramedics come immediately, not after -- president chiu: thank you very much. thank you very much. again, we give everyone two minutes so everyone has equal time to speak. thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, my name is roger scott. i'm representing the american federation of teachers local 2121 at city college of san francisco to join the demand for an independent investigation into the shootings of kenneth harding and charles hill. there's a crucial distinction between the right of self def

points to six yesterday with some plays admitting they ran and have ideas from new plymouth is richard brown paul flicked. it was a very brave and gutsy performance by the russians but in the end they lack the skill and perhaps the experience as they fell to defeat so america was a bitterly cold and wet night in new plymouth nevertheless for quite a few positives but the bears can take from this match against the usa your first three will cup bonus point you go to the positives and. you know came from really the defense we've worked hard in the defense and the system was good but the attitude was are absolutely fantastic we all saw. you know sometimes you are really under the cosh but we unlike in the games leading up to this we've given point to it because the times we stuck in there. put us in a position really to challenge to win a game where you felt draw the game at the end or russia are always going to be underdogs coming into his clash with the united states i mean actually played the americans back in june in the churchill cup where the usa ran out winners by just seven points while

dangerous pastime is becoming more and more popular across the globe and russia well it's no exception richard brown porfiry caught up with one of the world's best brushes natalia who explained more. the principles of free diving is simple to try to dive as deep as possible with the use of breathing apparatus and then return to the surface fully conscious however this is certainly not as straightforward as it sounds the top men can dive an expanse of two hundred meters and incredibly spend over eleven minutes underwater taking a breath and russia after seeing this piece is totally feasible with the crate training first of all it's a metro train. trip and her training. thank you. so much. and says essentially that we have to be strong. to tell you choose miss points right see you which helps home. remarks her body i meet her breathing techniques while diving however this meditation discipline also has other benefits when she is i'm taking a dive here tonight when we test certain things in mind and have. any thoughts that i have and have them tell us that. she's loved being in the ocean she was a chil

using the down time to fit in on adrenaline packed afternoon en route to ruin our correspondent richard brown poor feet went along on walls let's say a reluctant participant. it's been a tough debut world cup of the russians but they were finally given a chance to let their hair down a little adventure park in route to room. jumping off a forty three metre platform might not be everyone's idea of fun but it certainly was for denise implicated. but twenty year old completed one wife long ambition recently was scoring a try on his world cup debut over mobile made tive also on the very first bungee jump however when it wasn't the only one want to give peace a b. action is followed by a team if he clearly is keen to prove himself off from among globally highlights. i'm in the front and saints players said it was a fantastic frail. bustling i've dreamt of this there's a while before and this is a dream come true hopefully i'll have a strength to go do the bungee jump as. the players were like kids in a candy store and we're trying to royds time after time after time. even though some of russia's c

so defeat for team russia but plenty of positives to on the night are among the new zealander richard brown port face offers his thoughts on the clash. italy may have run out easy wood isn't the end of a plenty of positives but russia can take what was only best second ever game of the rugby world cup most notably they managed to run in for a very well work tries and never gave up against that's how inside it was vastly more experienced should give us a lot of the final school and looks discouraging but not the game itself i think unfortunately we couldn't score a force joy we were left without a bonus point but it was seen that the team managed to put it up to italy for large periods. coming into the match for tao is always going to be hot favorites has very glibly one of the world rugby is more established nations while they're ranked in the world's top ten one in contrasts the russians van or even in the world's top twenty and to make matters worse it seems that most of nelson had turned out to cheer on the. russian coaching stars biggest concern coming into the encounter was a scrum and

his final match of the rugby world cup clash with astri in nelson on saturday our correspondent richard brown porfiry caught up with one player who certainly opted reputation in new zealand constantine rushkoff has spiked up to fly half an eye finds himself without a club. constantin rushkoff has been on the move for most of his life. he would move to rush hour in his early teens to continue his rugby development before departing for france after the turn of the millennium he took up the sport of the age of twelve however things could have been very different for the thirty two year old had taken different career path as he used to be junior tennis number one. who would take a lot of time to get to the top in tennis time goes by the champions league getting younger and younger the money in tennis is out of this world in comparison to rugby more but i have never regretted my decision. constantine has been playing for the last decade in france and once played with fellow russian of however over the last couple of years as a member of a great team which included one of world rugby his most famou

the maximum return against their opponents who have no chance of reaching next year's finals is richard brown paul think. friday will be the start of a vital double header for the russians as they are to automatic qualify for next year's finals in poland and ukraine because they can't side face the republic of ireland next choose d. but first up on macedonia the russian managed to beat one nil in the last encounter in scope here in october. when serious things certainly won't be easy with. the first game. there's a lot of plays into. the first game so we have to wait and see russia will be without first choice keeper ego i can think if he's going to have to spend a long time on the sidelines of the engine is needed and it's just one more thing if will replace a serious cannonball one and he actually saved a penalty the last time he played against macedonia almost four years ago and the can will be force a pair of the very suits he probably isn't the center of defense i say he can achieve it just spend it on a sixty three year old say is because to strike a golden pond if poses a particular fr

for the maximum return against their opponents who have no chance of reaching that she is finals richard brown reports. friday will be to start a vital double header for the russians as they look towards and actually qualify for next year's finals in poland and ukraine because they can't side face the republic of ireland next choose the but first open macedonia the russian managed to beat one nil in the last encounter in scope here not sober. things certainly won't be easy. probably the same as the first go. there for a lot of those into. the first going so we have to wait and see russia will be without first choice keeper ego i can think of is going to have to spend a long time on the sidelines of injuring his knee ligaments just one more thing if will replace a serious car number one and he actually saved a penalty the last time he played against macedonia almost four years ago at the cannibal be forced to pay a very salty brothers in the center of defense as even a share which is suspended on a sixty three year old says it is to strike a golden pond of poses a particular freights it was the

dangerous pastime is becoming more and more popular across the globe and russia well it's no exception richard brown porfiry caught up with one of the world's best russia's natalia. who explained. the principles of free diving is simple to try to dive as deep as possible with the use of breathing apparatus and then return to the surface fully conscious however it is certainly not as straightforward as it sounds the top men can dive an expanse of two hundred metres and incredibly spend over little minutes on the water began taking a breath i'm not sure after seeing his piece is totally feasible the crate training first of all it's a metro train. trip and her training. thank you. so much. and. then says essentially that we have to be strong. to tell you choose this point right see you which helps her relax her body. i need to have breathing techniques well diving however this meditation discipline also has other benefits when she is i'm taking a dive here time when we start to mine and have. any fault that i have and have to trust. that she's looking in the assistant she was a child and even represent

australia on saturday after valiant displays in their three previous pool clashes our correspondent richard brown poor fleet caught up with one of these coach robbie deans a man preparing to do battle against his native land. but i'm going to introduce russia as we go into their final game of this rugby world cup against australia on saturday and all the players around it is very picturesque town of nelson on wednesday the match coaching staff. that will play against the australians and they've made any changes to the side that lost against ireland all six of those are in the pack the biggest decision that they had to make was from the play of fly half and your question out of ray's head of constantine rushkoff laundry also cause miserable torment continues to say all sharks all came into the wall come with an injury and he's failed to shake it off and unfortunately play a single minutes of rugby here in new zealand but i'm glad to be joined by adam burns and adam having quite a lot of emotions will be going through your mind when the match gets underway on saturday. is certainly an experience i

. >> brown: richard hunt l as a general proposition why is this being done. >> because we are forced sure you the bank was not have raise fees on any customer if they didn't have to. congress interjected itself through the dick durbin amendment that told us how much we could charge for a product. i don't think mcdonald's would appreciate if they were told how much they would charge for a hamburger or coke. we don't want to do this. we have no choice to do this to stay in business. >> brown: as he said, when the federal reserve looked at this, they set what they thought was a fair price. >> okay, well that's half the story. the durbin amendment only allowed us to recoup the cost for the actual transaction, not for development of the card, not for processing, not for marketing, not for the call center. that would be like mcdonald's only being charged for dispursesing the coke but not ordering or marketing. >> brown: mr. lazarus. >> there are so many moving parts. bank of america says they will still lose about $2 billion in revenue as a result of this. but they're not saying they are g

brown >> bettina browne >> mark bruce richard george bruehert andrew brunn vincent brunton ronald paulon j. buchanan gregory joseph buck dennis buckley nancy clare bueche patrick joseph buhse >> john edwards bulaga, jr. >> stephen bunin >> matthew j. burke >> thomas daniel burke >> william francis burke, jr. >> >> charles burlington. >> donald j. burns >> and my brother who, captain daniel james brethel. >> and my husband, matthew francis broderick. >> kathleen anne burns keith james burns john patrick burnside >> irina buslo >> milton g. bustillo >> thomas m. butler >> patrick byrne >> timothy g. byrne >> jesus neptali cabezas >> lillian caceres >> brian joseph cachia >> steven dennis cafiero, jr. >> richard m. caggiano >> cecile marella caguicla >> michael john cahill >> scott walter cahill >> my brother, captain charles frank, naval academy fighter pilot, who fought with every ounce of strength he had to save passengers and crew. we miss you, and we love you. , pedrousband's francisco. you will always be the missing puzzle in our family. we love and miss you. a terminally yours. --

richard cordray. >> thank you senator brown. mr. cordray i look forward to hearing your testimony. will the nominee please rise and raise your right hand? do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? do you agree to testify before any duly constituted committee of the senate? >> yes, i i do. >> please be seated. please be assured that your written statement will be part of the record. please also note that the members of this committee may submit written questions to you for the record and you should respond to this question promptly in order for the committee to advance your nomination. mr. cordray, if you would like, please introduce your family and friends who are in attendance before beginning your statement. >> thank you mr. chairman. i will take you up on that suggestion. i'm glad to have with me today, if you like i don't need to introduce them at this point as they been commented on, my wife page and our kids, are twins danny and holly who are 12 years old and they are excited to be

the owner of virgin airlines is urging governor brown to sign a bill banning the share of shark fins in california. sir richards it's destroying the shark population and it would make it illegal to buy or sell fins which is a key ingredient in a traditional chinese soup. governor brown won't say if he has been swayed one way or another. >> he believes sharks are endangered all over the world. >> what do you see? >> you'll see. >> california has the largest market for shark fin outside of asia. >>> chancellor at u.c. davis unveiled plan to boost the population and they say it's a response for dramatic state funding. it would boost it to 29,000 students in five years. half of the students would come from out of state. non-californians pay higher tuition. so it would make u.c. davis the second largest cal campus behind ucla. >>> u.s. news and world report named colleges with the most expensive room and board. topping the list was howard university in washington, d.c. three bay area colleges in the top ten. number two is u.c. berkeley. room and board is $15,272 annually. santa cruz is six on the list. where they p

richard norton smith, carl cannon, thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> brown: finally tonight, inthe last several weeks, we've been looking at the problem of inequality in america, focusing on the extreme top and bottom. recently, i talked with a writer who's studied what he sees as the erosion of the vast middle. don peck's cover article in the latest issue of "the atlantic" magazine asks, "can the middle class be saved?" his new book on the subject is titled "pinched." here's our conversation. don peck, welcome back. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> brown: now, we've been talking a great deal of late about the ongoing jobs problem. you're making a case that there is something even bigger going on. >> yeah, absolutely. you know, if you look at the structure of job losses in this recession, what you find is overwhelmingly, the jobs lost on net are what economists call middle-skill jobs. these are the jobs in manufacturing, in nonmanagerial office work that have traditionally provide a middle-class life to people with a high school diploma but not a college degree. >> brown: those

brown. on the "newshour" tonight: ray suarez, in new york, reports on the president's address to the general assembly. and we assess the state of middle east diplomacy with zbigniew brzezinski and richard haas. >> ifill: then, judy woodruff has the story of two american hikers released from iran after being jailed as spies for two years. >> brown: from libya, james foley of "global post" updates the bloody battle for moammar qaddafi's home town of sirte. >> ifill: is america's wealth gap as wide as it seems? one economist tells paul solman... maybe not. >> a good part of wealth is embodied in the right to your social security flow of income and also to the guaranteed health insurance that you get. that's worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to a typical person. >> brown: and we launch a new series examining america's high school dropout crisis. tonight: actor denzel washington talks about making a difference in the lives of at-risk youth. >> it's one thing to sit around and talk about what the problems are, you know? but it's another thing to get off your behind and actually do something about it. that's what i'm about. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major fundin

brown, thank you for your time. >> thank you, al. >> you keep fighting. >> thank you. >> from the suites to the streets, we can make america work. >> thanks. >>> let's bring in richardolffe, thanks for joining me. >> it's a pleasure. >> as we continue to hearing this language from it is right wing, i mean, can you believe they wrote the fed chair and say don't do anything -- do nothing about stimulus? i mean, are they reading the unemployment statistics? are they looking at the level of is poverty in this country? >> well, a bit of context here, obviously it's a free country, they can say whatever they like and write letters to whoever they like, but the fed is a independent agency, the pressure has been off the charts. you may have a fringe candy, or maybe a rick perry. steve forbes used to say alan greenspan want goosing it up enough. they have allowed the fed to make policy decisions on monetary policy, because elected politicians are no good at this stuff. they get it wrong all the time. they try to manipulate things for the politics. the fed has a remedy to cut down inflation and cut down employment. if these elected leaders, the leaders of the republican party

brown has not been found. >>> oakland police have released the mug shots of two men attempting to rob an office depot store monday night. prosecutors charged 50-year-old christian tell and store employee richard killin with several counts of robbery. they have surveillance video showing killin helping cantrell rob the store. both were arrested after an overnight police stappedoff. >>> time now 5:17. grape harvest is starting off slow. only 2% of the counties crop can has been harvested. the summers cooler weather has delayed ripening. the 2011 crop is expected to be a lot smaller this year. it's not alibied bad news. the quality of this years harvest will be good because of the mild weather. >>> well we'll just have to taste and find out, sal, and let people know. >> i think i can volunteer for that, pam. [ laughter ] good morning, everybody and dave. good morning, everyone and dave. it didn't come out right. let's take a look at the commute now. traffic on north and southbound 880 is moving along nicely. until major problems this morning if you are driving past the coliseum. let's move along and take a look at westbound bay bridge. it's nice. no major problems here. all right we will take a

brown. >> mark bruce. >> keith broomfield. >> and my uncle peter alexander, we love and miss you. >> and my uncle, jamal de santis. we always miss you, we always you. we'll see you later. >> richardcent edward brotten. >> ronald brookea. >> brandon buchanon. dennis buckley. >> nancy clare bulashea. >> patrick joseph busey. >> john edward balagga jr. christopher l. berford. >> matthew burke. >> thomas daniel burke. >> captain william francis burke jr. >> charles burlingame iii. >> thomas e. burnett jr. >> donald j. burns. >> and my brother, fdny, ladder 24, captain daniel james breathle. >> and my husband, mark francis broderick. >> catherine ann burns. >> keith james burns. >> john patrick burnside. >> arena buslo. >> milton builo. >> thomas m. butler. >> patrick dennis burns. >> timothy g. burns. >> daniel cavlero. >> lillian caseras. >> brian joseph cathya. >> steven dennis cathia jr. >> cecille lorella. >> john brett cahill. >> michael john cahill. >> scott walter cahill. >> and my brother, captain charles frank burlingame iii, navel academy fighter pilot who fought with every last ounce of strength he had to save passengers and crew. we miss you, chick, and we love you. [spea

browne-brad burn. >> and my uncle peter alexander, we love and miss you. >> and my uncle, jamal, we always miss you and always love you and we'll see you later. >> richardrew brun. >> and captain vincent edward brunton. >> ronald bucca. >> brandon j. buchanan. >> greg j. buck. >> dennis buckley. >> nancy clare bueche. >> patrick buhsh. >> john edwards bulaga, jr. >> stephen bruce bunin. >> christopher l. burrford. >> matthew burke. >> thomas daniel burke. >> captain william francis burke, jr. >> charles f. burlinggame iii. >> thomas e. burnett, jr. >> donald j. burns. >>... >> bill: these images really have no words and none are needed when you see the hand placed on the name that is now sketched in bronze around these brilliant waterfalls in lower manhattan. the governor of new york, at the time, george pataki, and, he was here, on scene, day after day and week after week and, which turned into months after month and ten years down the road, the governor is back with me here in new york city. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> bill: on september 21, you took me into what was then a pa pile of rubble behind me and saw the twisted steel and smoke a

brown. >> i have questions that i will submits to the record later. >> thank you mr. chairman, thank you member shall be. in a moment i have the honor of introducing richard cordray a devoted family man and a sandwich lawyer and advocate and public servant. i will hold that until right before he gives his testimony. we shouldn't have to remind our colleagues that just three years ago our economy was on the brink of collapse. millions of americans lost their jobs and hundreds of thousands of people in my state lost their homes. people all over the country lost much of their retirement security and hundreds of banks failed and thousands of businesses have been shutter. this committee was forced to take extraordinary actions. this was a man-made catastrophe. it could have been avoided if we had a better as senator reid said a better regulatory system, and network of agencies tasked with protecting consumers. ohio for example is far too slow to enact meaningful consumer protections and local efforts to try to curb a rip off loans blocked by federal regulators and efforts to convince federal regulators to act were ignored until too late. three years after that