not as replacements for tony and vince, but as supporters. and those of you that will continue to always contact you and reach out to you and i want you to know that you have a family in all of the members of the san francisco fire department. today we're joined by several people. i'd like to acknowledge a couple of people that were instrumental and helped us all out on june 2 and 3rd and 4th, the members of san francisco general hospital. dr. andre campbell and leslie dubbin who were very helpful and were hoping for a different outcome than what we experienced. we also have our police chief with us. thank you for being here. members of the command staff. you'll hear from the mayor soon. i'd like to start off this, a simple but symbolic ceremony and i'd like to ask our department chaplain, father john green, to begin with an invocation. father green? >> before the invocation today, i would like to ask you to join with me in acknowledging the valarios and perezs and the great sacrifice they made for us. [applause] if anything, our grief is mor

hello vince? >> i'm here. i'm disgusted with the whole thing. i think it is ridiculous.ck to the same model i've said in other places. you have a company of 20 who work for you. ten come in everyday. the other 10 paychecks you have to send home, they are not coming in. that's where we are. >> sean: where were you born? >> northern new jersey. >> sean: i grew up in long island, carpenters, plummers, electricians, contractors, receptionists and accountants are all struggling they can't afford their house payment, under water, in debt up to their eyeballs. >> i miss ozzie and hard rest. when obama bailed out -- and harriet. when obama bailed out the banks where was the council that said lend to legitimate people. when you put a rough on the house, deck on the back for $15, $20,000 you would go to your home equity loans. they shut it down. >> those are some of the people that i feel would get some relief from this plan. [ talking over each other ] >> sean: why didn't the first stimulus work? >> i've told you why, i think they should have doubled down on it. i think it was a

skies are on stacy herbert paid big news runner for going to war sister that's right from vince cable we hear that crisis is the economic equivalent of war and max you know in any good financial war any war in fact you need a good general and i vote for alexander lebedev why. well we all know he punched out that guy right you caught this guy and i think this is a probably had we had somebody like this as treasury secretary in the united states of the time say all these bankers lloyd blankfein goes to hank paulson is this please i wrote so many bad loans and they've all blown up help me if i am paulson i just done the same thing but we are in a war that's for sure and that's why i don't understand all this quickly kidding we have a link about the proteins eans the energy keynesianism monetary stimulus krav the bailout if you're in a foxhole and getting shot out by financial terrorists you need to fire back because it's a war vince cable is correct there are casualties of this war the impoverishment the homeless the poverty people don't understand it they're in a war and they're losing

police say the man pictured here posed as nfl quarterback vince young and swindled thousands of dollarsrom his victims. we have details from prince george's county police headquarters. >>> police say the 33-year old stands almost the exact height and weight of quarterback vince young. they say the fort washington resident has the charm and swagger of a pro athlete. >> if what the police say is true, he should be arrested and prosecuted and sent to prison for a long time. >> among his alleged victims springfield's amy willis and he convinced her to for over $25,000 of her money -- her mother's money for a business deal. >> he want me to buy the spy work get in woodbridge and run it. >> she wired the money and the deal fell through and she never saw it again. >> i don't think i would have fallen for that. >> if these allegations hold up pittman could serve five years in a texas prison for probation violation. he never served a day of his five-year prison term. >> it was a serious sexual offense and because of that he would also -- you also wonder why lighter punishment was given. >> he al

cable not bringing pepper spray into these meetings why's vince cable not bringing pepper spray into these meetings when a well one senior investor said quote the banks are trading at half their book value and if we're ever going to get our money back the return on equity has got to be higher this is not going to happen under the provisions laid out by higher capital reserve requirements there's no book value this investor thinks well there's some great deal there why doesn't he just buy the whole bank and then break it up and make it like twice as money because i've got thirty times their capitalization and liabilities on their balance sheet and the break of value is a negative five thousand percent this is what the problem is around the world this is why the i.m.f. has to bail out the banks but the i.m.f. is broke because they're made up of banks and they need a bailout from other series of banks who by the way need a bailout from other series of banks go roaming around this mobius strip a carousel of dead musical chairs and then once the older ones go a little burst or it's gone n

carrying some pepper spray next time a need for these bankers on the city short of the grace cable vince cable said of the financial war so what is he going into these meetings without any pepper spray to spray in there fearing of a taco bents cable's not pepper spraying these bankers why is vince cable not bringing pepper spray into these meetings why is the cable the bringing pepper spray into these meetings well one senior investor said quote the banks are trading at half their book value and if we're ever going to get our money back the return on equity has got to be higher this is not going to happen under the provisions laid out i hire capital reserve requirements there's no book value this investor thinks well there's some great deal there why doesn't he just buy the whole bank and then break it up and make it like twice this money because about thirty times their capitalization and liabilities on their balance sheet and the break of value was a negative five thousand percent this is what the problem is around the world this is why the i.m.f. has to bail out the banks but the i.m.

this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and control system. we are down to about 15 or 20 relays, down from about 100, which means much less maintenance. this thing had been running for about six months now, but we still have eight cars here to do. >> great job. >> we have looked at past the elevators and present. now let's look at the future. we are taking a look at some o

is really angry, because she says pittman talked her out of that money by posing as nfl quarterback vince young from the eagles and claiming that he was willing to invest with her in buying a health spa. he said he was in the health spa business already in texas in addition to beg an nfl quarterback. she's among the victims who is also worried that if texas doesn't come get pittman that the judge today did set some conditions for his release next week, but we've got to get over this hurdle as to whether or not texas is going to come get him first. live at d.c. subpoena peer your court, scott broom. lesli, back to you. >>> a verdict in the highly anticipated case of amanda knox is expected monday. the seattle native has spent more than 1,000 days in an italian prison for the murder of her roommate. during closing arguments at the appeals hearing today, defense attorneys argue that knox was an innocent girl who was, quote, crucified in the media. they also argue that there's no case after court experts deemed dna evidence unreliable. knox is expected to address the jurors herself before the

i know vince and tony are looking down and giving you the thumbs up today. you are to be commended for the work over the last 14 weeks. you have formed a strong team. the bond will always be with you. each and every member of the class i graduated with is a lifelong friend because of the experience, bond, and teamwork reform here at the division of training many years ago. i encourage you to continue those relationships as you move into the field. always challenge yourself. be a sponge when it comes to learning and knowledge. ask a lot of questions. treat everyone the same way that you would want every member of your family to be treated each and every day, even when you have been up for hours and hours. always wear the uniform with pride as you are today. nothing is worth doing unless you do it 100% all the time. i am proud of the diverse makeup of our class. it truly reflects the community we are serving. all of you came very well- prepared. you were all emergency medical technicians. this is the first time we have had a class that we made that a requireme

in 2006 when vince cable warned that "bad debts were growing" and that bank lending levels were "recklessly irresponsible". in 2002 when tom mcnally said, "the government must guard the public interest as assiduously as mr murdoch guards his shareholder interests." and in 1996 when paddy said that parliament had become "a rotten mess. a dishevelled, disfigured old corpse of what was once called the mother of parliaments." free to tell it like it really is because we are in nobody's pocket. of all the claims ed miliband has made, the most risible is that his party is the enemy of vested interests. while we were campaigning for change in the banking system, they were on their prawn cocktail offensive in the city. while we've led the charge against the media barons, labour has cowered before them for decades. the most shocking thing about the news that tony blair is godfather to one of rupert murdoch's children is that nobody was really shocked at all. and today labour is in hock to the trade union barons, after their government stipend, 95% of labour's money comes from unions. most of it from

lieutenant vince perez and firefighter paramedic tony valerio were killed while fighting a fire in june. their funeral was the largest of its kind in san francisco in six decades. their names will be displayed today at the line of duty memorial wall dedicated at the fire department's headquarters. >>> for the first time in two years, two cal grads are waking up as free men. shane bauer and josh fattal are in oman with their families this morning after being released from prison in iran. [ applause and cheers ] >> the two ran into the arms of their loved ones yesterday. an iranian court found them guilty of spying after they crossed into iran while hiking in iraq. but a judge granted their release after oman paid a million dollars in bail. >> we are so happy we are free and so relieved we are free. our deepest gratitude goes towards his majesty sultan qaboos of oman for obtaining our release. >> among those waiting for the men was shane's fiancee, sarah shourd. you might remember they gotten gained while they were in prisoned. she was arrested with them but was released last year. now, t

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also want to thank alison kelly from pacific ventures as well as vince and rob from new resource bank whose belief by the benefit of small business made this project entirely possible. of course, a grateful they still everything kate has done and will continue ice together today -- greg poe thanks for everything case has done and will continue in bringing us together today. harv>> i also want to recognize mark, the original founder of the bid and that having -- visiion of having sfmade. it started with the been that we could reconnect the sector we have here and over time help san francisco reclaim its rightful place as a home for partisan scale manufacturing, and i thank reaching a 215 member companies who collectively right now already currently employed close to 3000 people across companies just like heath, we are beginning to realize that been. when we started, bebop was less that we would be looking to the outside to bring lots of companies into the city -- the though was less that we would be looking into the outside. we wanted to start with what we had indigenously grown and he

>> to the extent i agree with vince. it's in this narrow point. that is, any improper use of race, either in jury selection or in the ultimate punishment is wrong. our criminal justice system especially our pell pell courts look very carefully at that not only at the state court level but at the federal court level. that's when i say the system works that's what i'm talking about. there are these checks along the way. i think what the american people aren't willing to tolerate is unlimited appeals. and the federal courts have been now limited by the congress and the state courts are limited by state legislatures on these unlimited appeals after appeal after appeal. with mr. davis's cas the only thing extraordinary about his case is he's the poster child for the anti-death penalty crowd. mr. davis's case when you read judge moore's opinion, judge moore says that the... four of the six recantations are quote either not credible or not true recantations. then the judge pointed out that mr. davis himself wouldn't even allow those witnesses who recante

. >> reporter: new york's mayor michael bloomberg and mayor vince gray in washington issued nearly identical pleas. >> if you see something, say something. >> if you see something suspicious, call 9/11. >> if you see something that's potentially dangerous, call 9/11. >> reporter: while police made a visible show of support and checked packages on subways, the fbi and border officials scrambled to search travel records going back weeks looking for any sign that might confirm three such men did in fact fly to the u.s. from the middle east. police and federal agents also checked dealers who sell chemicals that can be used to make car bombs, expanding an effort already underway because of the 9/11 anniversary. the intelligence source at this plot originated with al qaeda's current leader ayman al zawahri but some in law enforcement are skeptical and wonder if the u.s. will ever know whether the plot was real or not. brian? >> pete williams starting us off in d.c. with all of this. >>> and with this added tension, we did not need something that happened to us late today. i want to read you a stat