anywhere between 15 and 20 u units that respond. when the call first went out, a call of shots fired. very serious situation. especially considering the extraordinary level of violence in the city over past several we weeks months. the call was fortunately not as serious as initially went out. that shots fired was officer shooting a pit bull. here's what happened, the officer was doing a parolee check, there was an aggressive pit bull, the pit bull bit the officer. a man ended up shooting and killing the dog. the officer has been taken to the hospital, not life-threatening injuries, was hurt, is going to be okay. as far as the parolee, that person is in custody. not clear what crime that parolee was out for. people under police protection, if you will, not taken into custody. they are seated there, i'm sure that my guess is that they are witnesses to what happened. but they do hope to have this intersection reopened within the next 10 to 15 minutes. officer bit by a bit pull that he shot and killed, taken to the hospital, going to b

first panel member is p ampos. [ applause ] >> our second panel member is rich van coal from the a l u unit. sean c'mon up and h from elixir, your famous entertainment attorney mark raney. and last but not least. c'mon up. >> i just want to say thanks for coming, you guys. i hope we are keeping you awake. we are going to throw some questions to these panelist and we'll have questions. just be nice and there is that mic. it's cord less. you can pull it out and move it around the crowd if you want to. yes. thanks again for coming. we'll take later. >> okay, panelist, recently for the second time senator mark, introduced last call at 4 a.m.. this would leave it to individual jurisdictions to determine whether or not they wanted to implement a 4 a.m. last call. the resolution did not make it through the committee. keeping in mind that other cities have late last calls and many foreign visitors are used to late hours. can you address the problem with last call as it relates to the problem with san francisco as it strives to compete with tourism. who would like to start? h? >> why don't you start

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u. n. is a tool of united states. how do you reconcile these two views? the fact of the u. n. is becoming a target, it is more challenging, etc. function of the u. n. being too closely linked to the u.s.? you and good to see you. that one the most important partnerships we have inside of the u. n. family is with undp. we work on election support where we cochair a syria task force. you're absolutely right. member states, which country x us the most influence -- which country exercises the most influence? unanimous, the united states. the perception and the united states is based on some the general assembly debates based on what some the member states themselves are able to use the u. n. platform to express. broadlynization is overlaps. % with the u.s. policies and goals. matter howout no talented we may be as individuals, what our experience and strengths are as byividuals, we can do more joining with family members, have a community groups, church groups. you can achieve more. i look at the u. n. like that. we may not always agree with all of the member states, we can achiev

know, especially now that the huge free trade talks are about to begin getween the european u and the united states. >> they spoke by phone in the last few hours mainly about allegations in the u.s. the u.s. is actively spying in europe and some european officials want to delay trade talks until the spying allegations are addressed. >> the president of bolivia back home again, but not happy. ava morales blaming the united states for turning his return flight from russia into an unscheduled zigzag through european air space, delayed more than 14 hours in all. >> rumors spread that intelligence leaker edward snowden was on board the president's plane. turns out he wasn't. they accuse the u.s. of trying to throw its weight around. >> translator: i feel it is an open provocation to the continent, not only to the president, and american imperialism is trying to intimidate us. what i want to say is they will never intimidate us and they will never scare us because we have dignity and we are sovereign. >> this is not over now that president morales is home and several south american leaders will me

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u. n. is a tool of united states. how do you reconcile these two views? the fact of the u. n. is becoming a target, it is more challenging, etc. function of the u. n. being too closely linked to the u.s.? >> thank you and good to see you. when the most that one the most important partnerships we have inside of the u. n. family is with undp. we work on election support where we co-chair a syria task force. you're absolutely right. if you have 192 member states, which country x us the most influence -- which country exercises the most influence? it will be unanimous, the united states. the perception and the united states is based on some the general assembly debates based on what some the member states themselves are able to use the u. n. platform to express. the organization is broadly overlaps. not 100% with the u.s. policies and goals. i'd need about no matter how talented we may be as individuals, what our experience and strengths are as individuals, we can do more by joining with family members, have a community groups, church groups. you can achieve more. i look at the u.

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. >>> so u you've heard my take, you've heard michael oren, the united states door to israel.has asked them to keep a low profile, so they have declined to come on the show. so i'm joined by a journalist who's a columnist for our monitor, has written extensively for a number of western papers and he joins us from amman, jordan. welcome. what is it that has made the palestinian side agree to come back to negotiations? for a long time they said they wanted a settlement freeze, they were unwilling to get back to negotiations, what do you think changed? >> what i think the persistence of the secretary of state john kerry, the support that president obama has given to the idea of a palestinian state on a 67 borders and the seriousness that the european has -- these combined with the fact that the israelis were a bit more willing to release some of the prisoners that were arrested and detained before the agreement, a combination of these things made it possible for the palestinians to be willing to at least discuss the issues of the negotiations. >> so let me ask you about some of t

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united states, extremely safe. we have to love it in the hands of the faa. >> we have an incredible safety record. >> can't there be more disclosure. uo student drivers around. >> at about the boeing 777 and that dude in the air. >> and the average american is not got a way to ascertain. the most dangerous thing is a tired pilot and that is what you will not know. >> tired or drunk. >> there are rules. >> what do you make of all of this? should we have a standard database to go to so we can look at who is piloting the plane? >> i think it makes a lot of sense and fa a should be cracking down hard. the idea when you make your reservation who will airline pilot will be. the airlines may not know. >> he's right. >> a light on the side of the plane, student. >> that should go well. >> you are being goofy. >> you don't buy it as a good strategy. >>o, a guy from al-qaeda, i am on? >> and last week we landed at sfo. we were so high over the sea wall. i don't understand how this happen. we have stringent rowels and they are followed successfully. >> i agree. i am very proud of the pilots in this coury and the way our airlines are run. >> and

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u realize how important that fiso act is. he has improved on it, it was china and russia who disrespected the united states and the president withnowden. lori: thank you very much gentlemen. >> thank you very much. >> that is it, for "lou dobbs tonight," thank you for joining me. neil: ain't that rich, the leaker is looking like a loser, when it comes to countries offering snowden asylum. iit is comes to something more important, american consumer, not personal, just business, that is why so many countries are saying no to ed, they realize offering asylum to this american, who no longer likes america, risks these countries not doing business or as much business with america. that is why so many countries are declining, austria, biz ill, finland, ireland, norway. poland, spe

u. u.s. years long project the world's biggest free trade zone now we have this political and diplomatic debate is it normal that one state united states with the help of the united kingdom takes the ability to spy on every communications all over the world there's a lot of people who tend to think that not normal that's not morally and politically justified according to recent leaks of the us national security agency has carried out covert surveillance on french and e.u. high ranking officials both of home and abroad monitoring millions of emails and calls blogger and internet freedom fighters and mark says paes have always existed but the way the game is played has been transformed what is interesting now it's to figure that the n.s.a. doesn't spy on people only for terrorism to fight terrorism but also for political and also economical reasons because we know that they are using this spying system to help american companies steffanie used to work as a journalist in the soviet union at the time of the cold war he says he has an impression that nothing has changed since then or role most nothing. at least it was clear at that t

u. >>> a new report says the proposed keystone xl pipeline would raise gas prices in the united states. representatives from consumer watchdogs laid out their findings today in san francisco. the pipeline would carry oil from the canadian tar stands. they say the true goal of oil companies and canadian politicians is to drive up the price. according to the report, spikes could be between 25 to 40 cents a gallon. >> you don't get one more thing for that 25 to 40 cents. you're just getting a gallon of gas and sending 25 to 40 cents to a company in canada. that means you don't have 25 to 40 cents to buy food, buy clothes, go to the movies. >> backers of the pipeline say it could make america more energy independent. but opponents are concerned about the potential environmental impact. >>> early tests are back on actor cory monteith who died on saturday. his demons came back to haunt him. we have a report. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: canadian medical examiners say they now know what killed 31-year-old "glee" star cory monteith. >> the cause of death was mixed drug toxicity involving heroin pri

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united states and when we're talking about guantanamo. fifty six of the eighty six prisoners that have been cleared for release a quantum of r r u m e why is that why is that why are so many of them from yemen well you know there's a number of factors there too but like in most cases what we heard from a lot of the people they were they were happened to be in afghanistan or pakistan they went and they would go there for employment or try to you know try to find a job teaching and they would just get picked up off the streets it could be that they did have some low level involvement or oftentimes this poor intelligence there's a lot of situations where somebody would turn in some of these names to either settle on old school or to get a bounty you know there's a lot of stories like that and you talk to their families you talk to the families a lot of several of these detainees what did he tell you about the sort of the tactics of how they were captured or how they came to find out that they were that they were in guantanamo well that's the thing that was most disturbing to me no matter what the story was behind that particular individual th

have you an accident, which is highly publicized ued such as asiana ft 214, we look at what is going on in country, we have a plan taking off this uniteds, commercial airliner about 30,000 times a day. there is a takeff and a landing, so volume is huge, we do have accents, most of them thank god are in the fatal, not even serious. but they do consider, given the volume. and the numberf people, so it does occur,et me say, planes are the science of aviation is almost flawless, however people do make mistakee in summertime %-don't have as much experiences might findn winte months that is because, the more experienced pilots need a rest, the young guys have to learn to fly. in san francisco, had what really came down to pilot error, here, some guy on the ground probably did not check maintenance of that nose wheel. and when it came down it crushed or pilot came down at too sharp angle it hit too hard it broke. that pilot, probably does not have as much trainin as guy sitting next to him. charles: let me jump in here, i want to ask, are we seee saying for most part, this all goe back to airline, who have taken a lot of planes off of the sys

united states and when we're talking about guantanamo. fifty six of the eighty six prisoners that have been cleared for release a quantum of r r u m e why is that why is the why are so many of them from yemen well you know there's a number of factors there too but like in most cases what we heard from a lot of the people they were they were happened to be in afghanistan or pakistan and they would go there for employment or try to in try to find a job teaching and they would just get picked up off the streets it could be that they did have some low level involvement or oftentimes this poor intelligence there's a lot of situations where somebody would turn in some of these names to either settle in old school or to get a bounty you know there's a lot of stories like that and you talk to their families you talk to the families a lot of several of these detainees what did he tell you about the sort of the tactics of how they were captured or how they came to find out that they were that they were in guantanamo and that's the thing that was most disturbing to me no matter what the story was behind a particular individual the one common thread i