four color bearers were killed carrying the united states flag across the field from that tree line to that point right there. , indiana wasrers present on the first, second, and their day, and they have a prominent role at gettysburg. >> where we headed next? >> i will be writing back. with us.n ride >> i believe that to you. -- i will leave that to you. >> at this point, the regiment 1863, came up, the base of the hill. indiana limestone. that is pretty. ok. >> the first day, the battle was fought west of town. the union army was driven back. they rally on cemetery hill. there was an actual cemetery there. cemetery hill is off hill. it was imperative that the union army occupied cemetery hill. , theel grover from indiana seventh infantry, and these fellas were 11 miles away. they were assigned to guard the wagons. they were at emmitsburg and they heard the battle miles away at gettysburg, and they are looking at wagons. the kernel of the regiments had, you know what? we need to go where the battle is. frommarched all the way emmitsburg to hear, 11-12 miles, and got to the top of the

cyrus was dressed in the theme of the united states flag. some students felt so real obviously to see cyrus doorstep. cyrus said she was inspired to pay for clinton after going home to nashville recently and the singer said she saw one clinton poster among many when she called terrifying. trump posters and that with a wake-up call for her. >> it was really powerful moment in my life when i learned that i can open my mind and use my voice and i can use my power to vote. who's going to use their power to vote no. unlv camp is urging students to get out the vote. this happened yesterday afternoon terry stuffing for hillary clinton democratic u.s. senate candidate catherine cortez masto also featured speaker at the rally. >> donald trump a campaign stop in gettysburg pennsylvania yesterday. is outlining his plan for the future and spoke one-on-one with our sister station in central pennsylvania for his vision for america. sarah small has more. >> country was in and i knew i couldn't stand by and watch any longer. >> in america that dreams again.

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic forstands, one nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> in the jungles of new guinea. on the barren shores of the allusions. in the tropic heat of the pacific islands. in the subzero cold of the skies over germany. in burma. and iceland. the philippines. and iran. france. in china. and italy. americans fighting. fighting over an area extending seven-eighths of the way around the world. men from the green hills of new england. the sun-baked plains of the middle west. the cotton fields of the south. the close-packed streets of manhattan. chicago. the teeming factories of detroit. los angeles. the endless stretching distances of the southwest. men from the hills and from the plains. from the villages and from the cities. bookkeepers. soldiers. mechanics. college students. rich man. poor man. beggar man. thief. doctor. lawyer. merchant. chief. now veteran fighting men. yet two years ago, many had never fired a gun or seen the ocean or been off the ground. americans. fighting f

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. vice-president turman, i would like to call roll. >> please do. >> commissioner president loftus is excused. vice-president turman, commissioner marshall, commissioner dejesus, commissioner mazzucco, commissioner hwang, commissioner melara. >> ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the wednesday september 21, 2016, police commission meeting. as sergeant has just informed us president loftus is not here this evening. let's go to

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. vice-president turman, i would like to call roll. >> please do. >> commissioner president loftus is excused. vice-president turman,

. >> ♪ children: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republicor which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> ♪ [gunfire] [plane engines] narrator: in the jungles of new guinea, on the barren shores of the on the barren shores of the aleutians, in the tropic heat of the pacific islands, in the subzero cold of the skies over germany, in burma and iceland, the philippines and iran, france, in china and italy, americans fighting. fighting over an area extending 7/8 of the way around the world. men from the green hills of new england, the sun-baked plains of the middle west, the cotton fields of the south, the close-packed streets of manhattan, chicago, the teeming factories of detroit, los angeles, the endless stretching distances of the southwest, men from the hills and from the plains, from the villages and from the cities, bookkeepers, soda jerks, mechanics, college students, rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief, doctor, lawyer, merchant, chief. now, veteran fighting men. yet two years ago many had never fired a

this. >> repr: his conscience. >> this is unjust and it is happening all over the united states where you can fly flag because you are offending someone. >> this morning the complex is standing by it's rules saying >>> summa you may remember when doctors actually made house calls in this country anytime anywhere but now that practice from the past is making a high- tech comeback. we will show you how patients can sing -- receive healthcare >> reporter: chantelle cook is getting ready to make a house call in dallas.>> i should be there in about an hour. >> reporter: the nurse peck titian or left a successful career in emergency medicine to join a startup called family health on call ones that sends out doctors on-demand. patients use an apt to order up a provider just like they might order a taxi or a food delivery . within an hour. >> some redness in that year. i will start her on amoxicillin . >> her pediatrician is out of town so this works perfect. >> reporter: there are now a dozen of these healthcare startups across the us. >> we were dubbed the uber of medicine by the younger generation but for

united states. they'll be putting their flags in the ground in swing states that will decide this thing, suddenly reminding the country of their own personal greatness. we predict the nation will take a good long vacation down to the all-inclusive sandals montego lord knows we need it. >> we've earned it. >> the drinks are free, too. >> nice. >>> and carey underwood and brad paisley co-host the big night that gets together about every big name in the countries from legends like george strait, and miranda lamb better, diersk, luke, little big town, the list goes on and on. >>> we predict you didn't hear this from you. the starry off by a stirring duet of "islands in the stream" by dolly parton and gary busey. kenny rogers has a conflict, so it's busey. there was a many po you lard uprising when he took a week off. so there he is. >>> stay tuned this morning for "meet the press." chuck will be joined by vice presidential nominee mike pence. thank you, dylan. >> thank you. >>> thank you for spending part >>> this sunday, october surprise. fbi director james comey's announcement of newly discovered e-mails jol

diane hall handed over the flag to the united states national park service. robert hearten was a u.s. navy sailor who got the flag after japan surrender the it was the flag for the battleship nagado. hall says her family feels honored to donate it. >> overwhelming and it feels good in my heart, you know, that it's going somewhere will it be taken care of and where children, adults, different countries can see this. >> national park service says the flag is priceless and right now there are no plans to display it any time soon. >>> turning to your health news now a prescription medicine that's found in many medicine cabinets across america and in some cases it could be doing more harm than good. dr. oz explains. ♪ >> there's a common type of prescription pain med that can be putting you at a higher risk for heart failure called non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or n saids for short. ibuprofen the most well known it includes many others. researchers look at data on more than 10 million patients and found that taking prescription strength n saids can increas

. >> thank you ladies and gentlemen, the meeting is adjourned to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> this is a reminder that under administrative code section 67 a 1, the ringing and use of cell phones rkss pagers and sound producing similar electronic device is prohibited. set to vibrate or silent or turn the divide off now. fire commission regular meeting wednesday october 12, twonet 2016 and the time is 901. roll

to stand with his conscience. >> this is unjust and it is happening all over the united states where you can fly a flag because you are offending someone. >> this morning the apartment complex is standing by it's rules and insisting that all balconies must be uniform. demand: we will show you how the company is using technology to bring back doctor house calls. stay with us. elise: we couldn't believe it. that poor girl was raped by two football players and their friends. we were sure they would go to jail. so, when i heard state attorney mark ober decided to go easy on them, i was scared -- none of those young men served a day behind bars. ober said losing a baseball scholarship was punishment enough. if mark ober can't protect our families, >>> some of you may remember when doctors actually made house calls in this country, anytime anywhere, but now that practice is making a comeback. we show you how patients can now receive healthcare on- demand and their own homes. your daughter. >> reporter: chantel cook is getting ready to make a house call in dallas. >> i should be there in about an hour. >> rep

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> >> please be advised. >> >> >> >> >>> >> >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> >> >> pledge >> >> >> which is such an accomplishment because the cruise terminal delivers public trust and public benefits to us and to our community. i'm also very excited to announce that we have earned cruise critics award for the best destination in the u.s.. and in canada. this is a vote of cruisers sailing between august 1, 2015, and july 31, 2016. cruise critics is a leading cruise review and information site which host the largest community in the world. thousands of people visit cruise critics each month to plan their trips. san francisco receiving this award is very important for our cruise facilities and i just want to give a big congratulations to metro who operates the crui

flag. if it's not the united states, department of education, be suspicious. family, and he promises of immediate debt relief rmt. is important to remember that if you're paying him long to keep paying until the application is reviewed. if you me my health this is how you can get a hold of me. i am joe ducey sunny skies, temperatures in the 80s, now the sun is down, we have the clear skies and if you breezes. and the wins will get later in, or. the storm system that brought the cooler from through is off system, we will be staying clear for the next several days. the backside, will continue to bring in not only these clear skies, but also these cooler high temperatures that we had today. we will be looking at the 80s for the next couple of days here in the valley. take a look at the water vapor map. we have a few of those high clouds to the north. look at these dewpoint temperatures, in the 20s and teams in the valley. temperatures sitting in the 70s in to some. 52 flagstaff, and 70s in bullhead city. there are some 80s over there in yuma. 82 again right now i

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag to the united states of america and to the republic for which ittands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be advised that the rolling of phones and pagers and sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may ask removal of anyone in the room for use of a cell phone pager or similar sound producing electronic devices. please be advised that a member of the public comment has up to three minutes to make public comments on each agenda item unless the board commissioner adopts a shorter period on any item. >> is there any public comment on anything not listed on the agenda? going once, going twice. public comment is closed. i would like to announce before we get into the agenda when we get to item 12 planning and development we will take c before we take b and a so take item c first and then item a and item b. madam secretary. >> 9a, executive director's report. >> good afternoon president adams, vice president brandon, members of the commission and port

right to choose with the flag, labor union protection, this was due in no small measure to the efforts of the unions headquartered in santa cisco you may recall the united statestried to deport but in billboard australia -- and no borne he migrates to san francisco won a and then begins to unionize and helps to convert which is a white supremacist rebound that the most aggressive force under the u.s. flag. so the kind of story that i start to write about what i write about communist, but i would really so any callers with face book or e-mail please communicate that to me. >> host: good afternoon. this is our monthly index program where we invite one author to talk about his body of work and this month is professor gerald horne teaching at the university of houston and here is a partial list of his currently 31 books fired this time though watts uprising. the scottsboro bought it will dash boys coming in 1997, race woman cannot in 2000, class struggle of hollywood, 2001. race wars 2003. black and brown 2005. we be deployed is six years ago. counterrevolution of 1776 we have discussed briefly. 2014. "race to revolution" also that year. and last year "confronting

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flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> this is a reminder that under administrative code section 67 a 1, the ringing and use of cell phones rkss pagers and sound producing similar electronic device is prohibited. set to vibrate or silent or turn the divide off now. fire commission regular meeting wednesday october 12, twonet 2016 and the time is 901. roll call. cuv covington, here. cleveland rkts here. nakajo, here. hardeman, here. joanne hayes-white, here. public comment. speakers address the remark tooz the commission as a whole and not individual xhirgzs or personnel. commissioners don't into debate with a speaker, the lack of response by commissioner or department personnel does not constitute agrumentd with or support statements made during public comment. >> thank you, madam secretary. excuse me. is there any member of the public that would like to address the commission at this time? welcome. >> my name is catherine [inaudible] as members of this department there are

>> the florida statute says even renters should be able to display a flag that is less rental units. >> reporter: you dug into state laws which in this case may override the rental agreement. schneider says he is not aware that out beneath your restricted either. >> me and her both are going to fight this. >> his pride is on the line and he hopes to raise a larger discussion. >> this is unjust and it is happening all over the united dates where you can fly flag >> this morning the apartment company standing by the rules and assisting all departments -- apartments must be uniform. >>> we're tracking big changes down the road, fairly humid for the next few days but our next taste of autumn air is on the way. we will talk about it coming up (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... >>> some of you may remember when doctors actually made house calls in this country anytime anywhere, but now that practice in the past -- from the past is making a comeback . we show you how pa

democracy, ourself, the one we honor with the snap of our stars and stripes, every flag and every weather. 50 states unitedstitution all public officials must public officials must wear to uphold, every soldier and sailor to defend. i'll stick with that word. describes what was said last night by a fickle claim, i'll keep you in suspense. every election we like to see some character and some patriotism. what was said last night in las vegas and chuckled about today in ohio, evidence none of either. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> what i'm saying is i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> fired up and ready to go. donald trump now offering terms for a conditional concession. >> if i win. >> tonight, the fallout from the final debate, and the latest republican party chaos. >>> then -- >> such a nasty woman. >> as another accuser comes forward, how donald trump's nasty attack played out with voters. >> nobody has more respect for women than i do. nobody. >>> plus, the obama family fans out acros

have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that to the flag of the united statesica and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> this is a reminder that under administrative code section 67 a 1, the ringing and use of cell phones rkss pagers and sound producing similar electronic device is prohibited. set to vibrate or silent or turn the divide off now. fire commission regular meeting

opposes an amendment to protect the flag of the united states of america. people give their lives. couple of service men here. they sacrifice, give everything for america. we ought to protect the american flag with a constitutional amendment. but beyond that we need to address the economy. i will just say my time is running out here. it's a very proud moment for me. what i want the voters to do is to make a decision. and i want them to be proud of their vote in the years ahead. proud that they voted for the right candidate. proud that they voted hopefully for me. and i'll just make you one promise, my word is good. democrats and republicans said bob dole's word is good. i keep my word. i promise you the economy is going to get better. we're going to have a good economic plan. we're going into the next century a better america. thank you. pres. clinton: thank you, jim. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and all the people who are watching. one thing i would like to say is i agree with what senator dole said. it's a remarkable thing in a country like ours, a man who grew up in russe

. >> dana: the italian flag waiving in the background behind the president of the united states. traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. we start with tom up in sky 3. >> tom: we've been chasing down reported accidents and if we get there and the location has no accident, even though it was reported, we like that. that means it's good news for you. the latest one reported at tropicana and decatur. for this and i don't see anything blocking travel lanes at this time. anything that was here has moved on. good news as we continue team traffic with jeff. >> jeff: we are get reports of an accident near charleston and martin luther king boulevard. we are seeing slowing on 15 southbound but that is typical around this time. 215 northbound to 95 southbound are in the green. >> kelly: there is a little bit of a chill in the air stepping out this morning. but this afternoon temperatures expected to be above average again. 78 by noon today, 82 at 3:00 is our expected high. winds light today. might be dealing with breezes again tomorrow. we're going to talk more about that in 10

slightly as it as for the united states, most forecasts keep the weather system east of florida and only a few show it hitting the sunshine state by the middle of next week. red flag warning in effect until 11pm wind advisory in effect until 3am a large storm system is headed our way from the pacific northwest and will bring windy conditions through early monday. today the winds will get gusty and peak at about 40 mph in the valley and stronger on dust will be a problem with those gusts. the system will also bring a big cool-down. high temps will top off in the the mid 70s on monday. the winds will die off by monday late morning and give us calmer conditions in the afternoon. overnight temps will drop to the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to on tuesday afternoon. afternoon highs will remain in the low 80s through thursday with abundant bring windy conditions through early monday. today the winds will get gusty and peak at about 40 mph in the valley and stronger on the mountains. dust will be a problem with those gusts. the system will also bring a big cool-down. high temps will top off in the upper 80s today, then drop to the mid 70s on mo

flag, an immigration that is to swell with the passing years. now, from the turbulence that is postwar germany, a significant factor emerges. the united states by its presence, is a strong deterrent force. it has become a major factor in our government's support of west germany. without order or decree, the american soldier has assumed an important role in restoring peoples pride and sense of world being. he may not always understand them, but he has a job to do here, and more often than not, he finds himself warming to the task. the job of reconstruction is vast. the u.s. army pitches in with heart and with muscle, making its equipment and men unavailable for a variety of. army manpower gives disaster aid. the corps of medics standby to provide medical aid for civilian emergencies. when floodlights out a road the leading to an orphanage in southern germany, u.s. army engineers rebuild the road. american soldiers give blood in german hospitals. fees from the blood donations are offered for a new building to house homeless children. ♪ narrator: cooperation of our soldiers and local activities encouraged by both the u.s. army and the german pe

united states and the freed world. the fact that the russians are helping him do it, the fact that donald trump won't condemn julian assange and wikileaks should be a red flagericans that donald trump is the most dangerous candidate in history, so dangerous the bush family has broken ranks with him. jon: brad, is this a case where the campaign pants to shoot the messenger. >> the hypocrisy is quite stunning. julian was the absolute hero of the left nell wasn't. by the way, during republican administrations when americans leaked top secret information and gave it to the "new york times" against the republican administration, they were hailed as heroes and patriots. but when we have a leak of information which they are not challenging the veracity of because they haven't shown evidence to prove it's false. they claim many treasonous for anybody to agree that foreign government should be tapping into or releasing private documents. by the way, there is no evidence produced by hillary clinton or anybody else that this is the russians. this is another diversion of the democrats to say it was the russians. show me the proof that it is the russians, and not somebo

flags covered marquette's central mall... which commemorates the 1.2 million children lost to abortion each year on average on the united states. anna demeuse... the vice president of marquette spread awareness and spark discussion but she says someone took their dissent too far. first...putting signs and metal coat hangers over the banner. next... removing all of the flags. and later... putting up additional flags in protest. demeuse says the only word that comes to mind...is disappointment that we're just at this collegiate level and this is exactly the place where this dialogue should occur between students. we feel that it like shames women that is a legal, safe medical procedure. clare mcculough defends her actions... taking responsibility for other members of the social justice organization on campus have tried other ways to show their pro-choice stance... but claims university officials repeatedly silence their voices. i believe that there probably could have been a better way that we could have expressed ourselves, however, under the circumstances, i feel there was really no other way that we could have gotten ourselve

united states and establishes a new independent southern nation. recent controversies surrounding the display of the confederate battle flag has had a polarizing effectin the south between it's mostly white defenders who view the flag as part of the regional identity and african americans who view the flag as a blatant insult, a symbol of past servitude. on the other side of the country, harold covington has advocated for the creation of an all white homeland. the organization is called the northwest front. it expands over four decades. and the original european army left a deep impression on him. he saw the ira as exemplar of a revolutionary movement. its goals of always been unrealistic. in a country that is estimated to be nonwhite by the seeks to return america to a white majority population. the white separatist goals are more likely to be realized -- have a better likelihood of success. publishedin 2003, he a series of novels. set in the not-too-distant the novels extolled the exploits of the northwest and america has been in long terminal decline and other trends have decimated the white working class. worse, the u.s. military was overstretche

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. vice-president turman, i would like to call roll. >> please do. >> commissioner president loftus is excused. vice-president turman, commissioner marshall, commissioner dejesus, commissioner mazzucco, commissioner hwang, commissioner melara. >> ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the wednesday september 21, 2016, police commission meeting. as sergeant has just informed us president loftus is not here this evening. let's go to item 1. >>clerk: item 1 question of the chief of police to accept donation of a 2009 traverse from san jose police department to be used by the sfpd internet crimes against children valid at approximately 6386. request of lieutenant rene pagano. >> we have item 1 which is a donation of a chevrolet traverse and the other item 4 coffee mugs to be used in the coffee room. any questions? public comment on the consent calendar, please. public speaker: this is one of the major issues that is goin

united states in the next month. so i tried to call out the red flags on that and tell people to go to cbo and educate yourself on budget numbers because it's a big deal . >>. >> host: huge deal and another thing you talk about in terms of the budget committee that i thought was interesting, you talk more about the debt and the deficit in the few pages in this book and we will hear on the nightly news. >> guest: it's amazing. >> host: you talk about not only the economic aspect of it but the moral aspect as well. i remember in past debates and discussions about the future of the country, a huge debate over, and i worked on the hill, we used debate that we got to a balanced budget for the first time in four years and it seems to have fallen off the radar somewhere and yet the deficit just double . 18 trillion, 19 trillion area and yet it doesn't get much attention, why is that? >> guest: both sides get overcommitted so you've got a bunch of good bills, they are called economic goods. not economic bats. everything is good. you want more education, more roads, more this or that. as i said before, unfunded liability is a pr

. >> the united states was looking to snap a ryder cup drought dating back to 2008. ryan moore was the last player ryder cup flags were waving in the wind, patrick reed taking on rory melissa carlson. mcilroy.took the lead with thate putt, johnson goes on to win two up on wood. phil mickelson's 28-foo rhine moore, needed an eagle putt here to win the hole and he does! then he gets a birdie on 17 to tie westwood and on 18 moore needed two putts to beat westwood and clinch the title for the u.s.a. teammates. what a week for las vegas resident. >> this is unbelievable. the point that clinched it for us. obviously we had some great play behind me, i was able to relax and play those last couple of holes and able to sneak a win out there. >> you were a phenomenal match play player. what makes you so comfortable and so good in this format? there i don't know. you're trying to beat one guy. when i went down, i didn't want to let my team down. >> drivers eliminated from the chase, kyle busch was safe, but kurt while he was on the cut line started 11th. only the top 12 would move on. couldn't afford any hiccups. lap 38 his

have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that to the flag of the united statesica and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> this is a reminder that under administrative code section 67 a 1, the ringing and use of cell phones rkss pagers and sound producing similar electronic device is prohibited. set to vibrate or silent or turn the divide off now. fire commission regular meeting wednesday october 12, twonet 2016 and the time is 901. roll call. cuv covington, here. cleveland rkts here. nakajo, here. hardeman, here. joanne hayes-white, here. public comment. speakers address the remark tooz the commission as a whole and not individual xhirgzs or personnel. commissioners don't into debate with a speaker, the lack of response by commissioner or department personnel does not constitute agrumentd with or support statements made during public comment. >> thank you, madam secretary. excuse me. is there any member of the public that would like to address the commission at this time? welcome. >> my n

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america.ion under god with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. >> okay. the league of woman voters welcomes you. it's a trusted nonpartisan political organization. we never endorse candidates or parties, but we're directly involved in many of the issues important to the community. we are preparing and disturb yuting on the voting issues. i'm going to spend just a minute on voting issues i hope when you came in tonight you saw and picked up the educational material such as voters guide a proposition guide that's going to help you understand the proposition that's on the ballot in november. you have the turn it over to see the proposition. it's on the exchange and community development fund. that's very important. also for those that have not registered, you still can. registration forms are on the back and applications for absentee ballots. the ballot process is a two part process and you have to send the application in by november 1st. you will get a ballot back in the mail, and you hav

. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag to the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be advised that the rolling of phones and pagers and sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may ask removal of anyone in the room for use of a cell phone pager or similar sound producing electronic devices. please be advised that a member of the public comment has up to three minutes to make public comments on each agenda item unless the board commissioner adopts a shorter period on any item. >> is there any public comment on anything not listed on the agenda? going once, going twice. public comment is closed. i would like to announce before we get into the agenda when we get to item 12 planning and development we will take c before we take b and a so take item c first and then item a and item b. madam secretary. >> 9a, executive director's report. >> good afternoon president adams, vice president brandon, members of the commission and por

[meeting adjourned] to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> this is a reminder that under administrative code section 67 a 1, the ringing and use of cell phones rkss pagers and sound producing similar electronic device is prohibited. set to vibrate or silent or turn the divide off now. fire commission regular meeting wednesday october 12, twonet 2016 and the time is 901. roll call. cuv covington, here. cleveland rkts here. nakajo, here. hardeman, here. joanne hayes-white, here. public comment. speakers address the remark tooz the commission as a whole and not individual xhirgzs or personnel. commissioners don't into debate with a speaker, the lack of response by commissioner or department personnel does not constitute agrumentd with or support statements made during public comment. >> thank you, madam secretary. excuse me. is there any member of the public that would like to address the commission at this time? welcome. >> my name is catherine [inaudible] as members of t

have fun you know everything is friendly and kind we're all equal i'm happy that to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> this is a reminder that under administrative code section 67 a 1, the ringing and use of cell phones rkss pagers and sound producing similar electronic device is prohibited. set to vibrate or silent or turn the divide off now. fire commission regular meeting wednesday october 12, twonet 2016 and the time is 901. roll call. cuv covington, here. cleveland rkts here. nakajo, here. hardeman, here. joanne hayes-white, here. public comment. speakers address the remark tooz the commission as a whole and not individual xhirgzs or personnel. commissioners don't into debate with a speaker, the lack of response by commissioner or department personnel does not constitute agrumentd with or support statements made during public comment. >> thank you, madam secretary. excuse me. is there any member of the public that would like to address the commission at this time? welcome.