we want to make sure that the shooter is caught as soon as possible. if anyone has any information and contact the oakland police department, any information would be very helpful. >> can you hear me? >> we are trying to gather information. >> i think that answered one of the big questions that we had which is what is the status of the shooter? what you heard her say is that the status of the shooters are numb. she would not confirm and reports that the suspect had possibly been arrested in alameda. that is one thing that she would not confirm. and she did say that they do not know if the shooter is actually still in the building or not. or possibly in the area so that is obviously the main issue. they do not have the shooter at this point and they're not saying for sure, or do they know, whether the shooter is actually inside of the building or perhaps had slipped out and taken off before the police got here. we tried to ask how the oakland police found out about the situation, was it a 9 1 1 call or something else? she was not able to answer that que

what is especially significant, expected next day, possibly as soon as this morning. some of the other alleged and convicted terrorists in this case including najibullah zazi, are going to testify, gregg. gregg: how was he caught in the end, david? >> reporter: it was under very bizarre circumstances. he had been under fbi surveillance the fbi went to

as soon as the army heard the news, the cry was universal. discharge. discharge. they hadn't been paid and they won't be paid for quite a while, but they want to go home. the army peacefully and carefully dismantled and returned to their homes. washington had one more mission, one more errand to do. december 23rd, 1783, he journeyed to annapolis, maryland. the continental congress was meeting at the state house of maryland and annapolis. he entered the chamber to return to the congress what they had given him in june of 1775. in june of 1775, they had literally given him his commission as commander in chief of the army. on december 23rd, 1783, general washington returned and in a very solemn, but brief ceremony he literally returned to the congress his commission. and then left if chamber no longer general or commander in chief but simply as mr. and to finish this hollywood set, he then rode home to mt. vernon and arrives home at mt. vernon christmas eve 1783. a few days later, from mt. vernon, he writes to a friend how good it is -- how good it is to be in retire

soon as possible. their efficient methods will contribute to rebuilding in the disaster areas. >> reporter: the company is now developing a new inspection car, and it's also working on technology to provide faster services. small firms are now expanding their businesses with new ideas and the latest technologies. >>> people in japan's northeast are focused on overcoming the challenges of the 2011 disaster. but it won't be easy. they have to rebuild homes, businesses, entire communities. we'll show you their struggles and their successes on "the road ahead" every wednesday at 1:00 p.m. japan time here on "newsline." >>> a survey of medical workers sent to northeastern japan to deal with the earthquake and tsunami last march shows that the more emotionally shaken they were, the more likely they were to feel post-traumatic stress. japan's national disaster medical center conducted surveys on 173 doctors and nurses who worked in the disaster-stricken areas. for months after the disaster, 6% of the medical

as soon as the army heard the news, the cry was universal. e discharge, discharge. they hadn't been paid, and they won't be paid for quite a while, but they want to go home. the army peacefully and carefully dismantled and returned to their homes. washington had one more mission, one more errand to do. december the 23rd, 1783, he journeyed to annapolis, maryland. the continental congress was meet agent the state house of maryland in annapolis. he entered the chamber to return to the congress what they had given him in june of 1775. in june of 1775, they had literally given him his commission as commander in chief of the army. on december the 23rd, 1783, general washington returned and in a very solemn, but brief ceremony, he literally returned to the congress his commission. and then left the chamber no longer general or commander in chief, but simply as mister. and to finish this hollywood set, he then rode home to mt. vernon and arrives home at mt. vernon christmas eve, 1783. a few days later, from mt. vernon, he writes to a friend how good it is, how good it is t

as soon as you hold the other spouse in contempt, as soon as you put yourself on a different level than they are on, suddenly, i think the marriage is doomed to failure. if you think you are better than your spouse, your marriage is doomed to failure. >> with regard to the decision to have children, your advice to remember is this. the decision to procreate, that decision will last a lifetime. do yourself a favor and spend a few years with the person you are considering parenting with before you embark on this life-long experience. you spend a lot of time dealing with custody, correct? >> i do. >> this is one of your insights from tha u think that people have children who should not have had them, at least with the particular spouse they had them with. >> i think the relationship was already immature and adding the child to the overall situation only compounds that immaturity. all it does is create an innocent victim or victims being the children. children are beautiful things and a precious experience that all of us really enjoy. when you put the children in the middle of a horrible di

soon as friday. out of the frying pan am into the red power payday loan companies offer and crippling interest rates are replacing banks and credit in britain for people looking for a cashflow quick fix. and as egypt's first presidential campaign since mubarak's fall gathers pace there's criticism that the country could well end up with a dictator as its leader again. thanks for joining our team with me karen arace it's eleven o'clock here in moscow syria remains mostly calm after the u.n. brokered cease fire between the government and the opposition came into force on thursday morning the truce resulting from the mediation efforts of international envoy kofi annan is the first in the year long island but as on a boy who reports from damascus with mutual distrust between the sides peace remains fragile. if the far in general has been holding the syrian army has been keeping its word of not launching any major act tax against opposition targets now the army theory is this they do reserve the right to

early as today. >> basically the director has said that as soon as he believes he has sufficient evidence to require someone to leave, he will act >> free agents have already been forced out. a supervisor retired, the man who ran the k-9 unit was removed with caused butt-cam appeal and a third agent resigned. eight more are still under investigation. the agents are accused of hiring prostitutes and bringing them back to their hotel last week. there were in columbia setting up security for the president's trip to the summit of the americas. the secret service is updating congressman about the investigations under way here in washington and in colombia. lawmakers are expressing outrage over what happened >> those people who are responsible have brought disgrace and it is disgusting >> nancy pelosi says agents need to be held accountable >> i don't see how those who are involved should be able to continue in their work >> and white house spokesperson says the president still has confidence in the director of the secret service and the agency >> has high regard for and great appreciation for

officials confirming or saying that the rocket broke up as soon as it took off. but like you were saying, andrea, we're waiting for official word and when that occurs we'll get word from the white house and wait for our richard engel to join us from the region. so, if it has failed, we're talking about this being a huge embarrassment for north korea. >> it is indeed a huge embarrassment. that's not the way they will play it, of course, they will do everything they can, and the concern now will be that they do something militarily. they have a lot of options against their neighbored. they could fire a shorter range missile, do something at sea against their neighbors. so there will be a lot of concern especially because we're still technically at war. there is not an agreement to end the korean war after all of these decades. so we're face to face there. >> and andrea, we just got confirmation, senior u.s. officials saying the launch failed, it did in fact break up on launch. so let's talk about the impact of this, and thals is their third attempt, isn't it? >> ye

as soon as we get community choice put to bed, we need to jump on that right away. commissioner olague, i wanted to make sure you got that message. commissioner campos: any other member of the public that would like to speak? public comment is closed. >> item nine, future agenda items. commissioner campos: colleagues, this is an opportunity to discuss or introduce any other item that you would like for lafco to consider as we move forward. why don't we open it up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. item ten. >> adjournment. commissioner campos: meeting adjourned, and i want to take this opportunity to wish a happy birthday to commissioner pimentel. she makes me feel very old and we wish her a very happy birthday with her family and the middle -- and little laurie. meeting adjourned. >> let's get the party started. and i want to thank the mayor for being here and our team, the schoolboard. most important, my wife and son are here. i think i will read this because i don't want to get emotional. i wrote this letter, and i took some time to think

the best advice if you are suffering from the symptoms, contact your doctor as soon as possible. the criminal trial of john edwards got under way today with a star witness for the prosecution on the stand. edwards is accused of accepting $1 million in illegal campaign contributions to cover up an illicit affair. andrew young testified. defense lawyers claimed it edwards did not know about the money and they see even if he did, the money received was for personal expenses. a marine accused of stabbing to death and other marine it faced a judge today. michael joseph poth is charged with second-degree murder in the death of philip bushong. surveillance tape shows a scuffle near the marine barracks in southeast d.c. michael joseph poth claims it was in self-defense. he is now being held without bond. a key developments in the trayvon martin investigation. city leaders have rejected the resignation of police chief bill lee. this comes as the george zimmerman has gone back into hiding hours after he was released on bail. this time, nobody was shouting. few reporters asking questions. f

soon as the prospect county line he could be in maricopa county. sheriff joe arpaio and as well that question i mean what's the conversation like among people among us citizens who think this is an important issue or a bomb has to supplant than that but is there a better alternative they'll turn in this for the american public to ensure that our policies are reflective of the traditions of this country or the values of our nation their planet is to make sure that our elected officials start using immigrant rhetoric in a campaign trail and we're reaching out to the american public to make sure that we change the rhetoric rights issue and we have a new way of going about immigration and you know since i read christian or america from the southern border communities cullison appreciate your insight on this very important matter. well there is then an unmistakable shift in the landscape when it comes to the privacy you have when you use the internet and was a time that was becoming more and more difficult to remember when if you look something up on li

i hope she'll be ready to serve her kids gone as soon as positive. >> reporter: fairfax county police are work -- kids as soon as possible. >> reporter: fairfax county police are working the case. >>> a former anc commissioner in d.c. has been sentenced to jail for using more than 28,000- dollar of city money for his own person -- $28,000 of city money for his own use. he used to be chairman in ward 5b. shelton pled guilty to fraud earlier this year and today the judge gave him 30 days in jail plus 150 days home confinement and he has to pay back that 28 grand. >>> another d.c. politician is criticizing the recent remarks by council member marion barry about the filipino community. at a recent council meeting barry made a negative comment about immigrants from the philippines working as nurses in d.c. hospitals. that comes a month after he was forced to explain remarks he made about area business owners. today on wtop d.c. mayor vincent gray says councilman barry needs to cut that stuff out. >> i made the comment when he made the earlier comment i was extremely disappointed, that he o

far from it. >> i knew as soon as i hit. i felt my face hit the handlebars and i knew something, my teeth were broke or my lip was cut off or something like that. >> tim landed pushed the handlebars down and the sled ejected feet over head, landed in front of the sled. >> and that sled is still running. >> it just mowed my butt down and gave me the biggest hematoma you've ever seen in my life. that's a giant bruise. >> for rob and the crew it's a scary sight. >> it was like losing my brother right in front of my eyes. i wasn't sure what happened. i pretty much freaked out, hopped on my sled. went over to make sure he was all right. >> tim is bruised and battered. >> i've never seen anyone go bigger in my entire -- life. >> i felt like i got hit by a bus. my back was severely hurt. you know, sprained. and my neck was sore. and i was coughing blood. i was hurt. >> as it turns out he needed a few stitches in his lip. >> i got really lucky. in the big picture, my back still has a little bit of problems i'm working out. but i got

we have a timeline that suggests we can begin as soon as 2015. this is a very exciting time line for us. we want to get this going as soon as possible to achieve the economic development so vital to the city and our neighborhood. to summarize the project, we have 8 acres of open space which will include a grand waterfront park and a mission rock square which will be in the middle of residences and potentially office development, similar to bryant park in new york city. the initial plan calls for about 1000 residential units which would accommodate about 2000 people to live in this development. office space, up to 1.7 million square feet of office space. i grew up in san francisco. i remember when levi plaza was unveiled decades ago. in those days, that was an innovative and very active urbanscape and a strong impact in san francisco. we see this as the 2015 version of levi plaza. different but a similar setting. about 125,000 square feet of retail and residential space where local, homegrown businesses can come and display their wares and offer g

and basically that's it. >> i can turn that in as soon as possible? >> you can. you can. that's why i'm hand delivering it to you. >> once that happens, then i can have my visits, right? >> the policy allows you to have visits with your fiance based on the fact that she was an employee here before, i believe that she was denied before this whole marriage thing came up. ultimately, it's still going to be up to the warden, though, okay? but she'll be a member of your family then. okay? that makes it different. >> okay. >> all right. here it is. >> thank you. >> all right. >> see you. >> appreciate it. >>> next, the warden catches wind of david's plan. >> even if you get married, we cannot allow the visits. >> and conrad finally leaves pnm. just not the way he planned. >> 50,000 volts. self-urinate or defecate, you understand? king good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. mul

soon as they can. the southerners we found a lot of weapons. metal stock in recent months. quite a bit of it. it's coming out of the dining halls. they're fashioning them into bone crushers. be careful. use caution. we do suspect the south siders of having weapons in their cell. >> grab a mask. >> we've got a cell phone going off. >> with weapons hidden somewhere on "b" yard, time is of the essence. this raid is a last chance for officers to find the weapons before they are used. >> get down! get down! get down! >> the element of surprise is key as it will hopefully give them an extra step on any inmate hurrying to flush contraband. >> get on the ground, now! get on the ground, now! cellie on top. >> it was early because my eyes could barely open. i was asleep. i was dreaming about ashanti and sleeping. >> i was sleeping and suddenly i heard the door pop and heard yelling, get down, get down. so i froze and they informed us to get out and backed up in the cells and backed up and cuffed us and brought u

according to new york congressman peter king. >> director sullivan said as soon as he believes he has sufficient evidence to require someone to leave, he will act. >> reporter: three agents have already been forced out. supervisor david cheney retired, greg stokes who ran the canine unit was removed with cause but can appeal, a third agent resigned and eight more are under investigation. they're accused of hiring prostitutes and bringing them back to their hotel in cartagena last week. they were in columbia setting up security for president obama's trip to the summit of the americas. the secret service is updating congressmen about the investigations under way here in washington and in colombia. lawmakers are expressing outrage over what happened. >> this is unacceptable behavior. >> those who are responsible have brought disgrace and it's disgusting. >> reporter: nancy pelosi says agents need to be held accountable. >> i don't see those involved in this could continue with their work. >> reporter: jake carney says the president still has confidence in the secret service and the aeg.

soon as possible. they can. get then one. hundred and group or. group of. technocrats birds works in damascus is excellent and it's good natured because many details of the observer mission with the syrian government are staffing. of coached and this is first step both sides discussed so the formation of the initial group of observers which could arrive in syria as soon as possible and it should consist of. which who work best parts of the un mission on holland heights. in. the next why do you mean why have you. been. and. the u.n. secretary said dressed russia unsupervised it's concerned. are you going east as well. so that some of it is with some of its mission members could be part of that. group and we believe the same consent should be given by all other countries so that these observer group could be sent as soon as possible. and that they are. not beneath the inches of the world who now one of. the u.n. experts are in negotiations with the syrian experts there's been a recess hoping that this wo

we need a better system and we need it done as soon as possible. all these homeless poeple on the streets are not -- it is inhumane. i think there should be more justice and more things for transgendered people. that is a speaking for the homeless and transgendered community. [applause] >> i am wayne garnett. i work at embassy south. i am listening to the people talk about the access to shelters. what people aren't looking at, msc is 99% full each night. i looked at the other shelters and all of them were full. access to the shelters -- there are people getting the runaround because they have nowhere to go. the city is talking about making cuts, and i understand this is because of the economy. i also looked at the consent forms. october 1, 2011-december 31, in the south had 240 new guests coming in the system. on a daily basis more people are coming in the system and less are coming out. >> thank you, mr. barnett. >> i am will daily, a member of the shelter monitoring committee. i am here on personal time, because i feel that this is a very importa

soon as we see them and take what they got. we was taught to hate them. see most people want things they ain't never had before. and they believe money can get you anything. it ain't about bringing you happiness. it's about you want to be on the higher level than the average person. you want to be somebody that you are not made to be. >> education is the key, it's getting your ged, going to trade school or going to college. i mean, the biggest factor that will tell whether or not you come back to prison or not is education. >> program director eric courtney oversees the program that puts rival gang members side by side. >> what kind of things do you want to teach your daughter that maybe your father wasn't around to teach you? what kind of things different do you want to do with yours? >> teach her to get an education. >> in general population, gd, and the vice boards, they wouldn't associate, they would be against each other, they wouldn't talk. in here, since they're isolated, they have to. they have to, they realize they're

funding as soon as possible and, they may not had the head on the adverse impact. handing off for the conclusion and director, thank you. >> ultimately, the director of the mayor's office has final say. you have a lot of information from something summarized by michael and steve, as well as the mayor's office. because this program is fairly early in its process, there is definitely more study that can be done on looking at the impact of the feed development program. we have not definitively said come to a conclusion about the impact. we will have to feel that out anyway. more study needs to be done looking at this time of which buildings in which developers are taking advantage of the program. clearly, when we forgo the money at the mayor's office, it came at a worse time. the time when we had cuts at the whole program and there was a great uncertainty and was making loans. we are not going to stand up here and say that that did not have the impact, because it came at the worst possible time in terms of our resources pulling forward. to the extent that we have sort

as soon as possible. thank you. do we have any public comment on discontinuance? -- this continuance? i do not see it one way or the other. >> i moved to continue. >> second. president newlin: item six. commissioner's comments and questions. any commissioners? >> tomorrow night, the community housing partnership is having a night of 1000 stars. the the id reception starts at 5:30 and the show is at 7:00 and it is all people who lived in their buildings that are doing a talk show. it is always an amazing event. i am on the honoraria committee. so i am doing my duty. i hope you all come and join tomorrow night. president newlin: and the other commissioners? i would like to report that i went to see the john paul gautier exhibit and i encourage everybody to see that. the presentation is like nothing you have ever seen. just the way they have done it, let alone what is there. it is definitely worth the time and money to go see. item #7, new business request for future agenda items. >> i was wondering if we could do something to start the conversation about party bosse

we have a crew on the scene and we'll bring you an update as soon as possible. tears live pictures of newschannel 2 of jack london inn at jack london square. we'll have more update as soon as we get more information. >>> we are back on storm watch. the storms dropped not just rain but hail. there were no report of any damage in east san jose. mark tamayo is here with more details. but first, we start with alex. >> reporter: well, pediatricment is closed here because of this mudslide that has come across the roadway here. they just brought in a crane a short time ago to try to clear away some of this debris that came down the hillside >> it's also possible there is a home up this hill to the right that could be on unstable ground right now. this slide, just one of many problems that we saw across the bay area >>> area. >> reporter: the driver of this struck rolled through some heavy area right now. >> it was like a river. the water was high as maybe-- maybe the car door. >> reporter: the storm also took down a pair of large trees along shepherd canyon road in the

as soon as we get community choice put to bed, we need to jump on that right away. commissioner olague, i wanted to make sure you got that message. commissioner campos: any other member of the public that would like to speak? public comment is closed. >> item nine, future agenda items. commissioner campos: colleagues, this is an opportunity to discuss or introduce any other item that you would like for lafco to consider as we move forward. why don't we open it up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. item ten. >> adjournment. commissioner campos: meeting adjourned, and i want to take this opportunity to wish a happy birthday to commissioner pimentel. she makes me feel very old and we wish her a very happy birthday with her family and the middle -- and little laurie. meeting adjourned. gentlemen, the voice of the san francisco giants and his radio

as soon as we get community choice put to bed, we need to jump on that right away. commissioner olague, i wanted to make sure you got that message. commissioner campos: any other member of the public that would like to speak? public comment is closed. >> item nine, future agenda items. commissioner campos: colleagues, this is an opportunity to discuss or introduce any other item that you would like for lafco to consider as we move forward. why don't we open it up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. item ten. >> adjournment. commissioner campos: meeting adjourned, and i want to take this opportunity to wish a happy birthday to commissioner pimentel. she makes me feel very old and we wish her a very happy birthday with her family and the middle -- and little laurie. meeting adjourned. >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover what is available now and get ready to get out and play. henri matisse. frida kahlo. andy warhol. discover the next great artist.

as soon as we have the permit -- the first week we opened. as soon as we had the permit. 2004 or 2005. >> the day we had a permit, we had abandoned that night. >> are you done, commissioner? -- we had a band in that night. >> are you done, commissioner? you are the second person who mentioned being singled out or targeted. i would like to hear why. >> there are a lot of people in north beach to have been there a long time and maybe have outgrown their love for music the a lot of the residents have and perhaps they should move. there are places called retirement homes. there are other people who are very wealthy and their attorneys and they have a lot of time on their hands. the folks that live there would rather see

as soon as obligations come due, which would be fairly soon, the reporting what happened at the end of the fiscal year and go on every year from there. >> is says within 120 days following the end of each fiscal year. presumably, even after this fiscal year, the report would be that there was not a lot of activity but they do have to do a report. commissioner borden: i know that there are liquidated damages related to st. luke's. could you talk about other areas? >> let's direct you to the appropriate section of the document. if somebody could help me find this, i can find it, page 35 in the development agreement. there is listed a-g. seven different obligations that have liquidated damages on page 35-36. these are basically things that our performance obligations. if someone owes us a certain amount of money and they do not pay, we would take them to court. if somebody is not doing a certain amount of health care, we would use the damages. the most significant of those, but not the only one, is foreclosing st. louis early. another one is that if cathedral hill hospital is open before

soon as possible. if they do, it's possible i could get out as soon as the third of july. the reason i'm doing this is my daughter's birthday is next month. i'm really trying my best to get out before her birthday. i'm in there -- >> i cannot promise you -- >> i know. >> -- it will get pushed through because we don't do that. otherwise we would always be pushing through. that's what happens at the end of everybody's sentence at level two. you know how that works. otherwise you are scheduled to get out in august. correct? >> yes. i was talking to -- >> okay. because you won't go to committee until i get the paperwork, the referral from education, and then once i get that, then we can set you up for committees. i can find out. if i can find it today, i will look for you and have you sign it. >> that's all i can ask. i understand. thanks. >> all right. >> it's frustrating because it just takes people doing paperwork and signing and putting it through. sometimes it can take up to four months. if that's the

some start thinking about it as soon as the response is over. that's not the time to think about the recovery. the time to think about recovery is now. one of the things we have thought about is the national disaster's recovery frame work. we work ackry thems. ackry nelms. with the ndrf. it lays out forward how we need to recover from disasters. we are going to be going around the country. we went around initially. now we're going to go around again laying it out. still i want to get feedback from folks how to best do that. it's not going to take just government but the exact same people it takes us in a response. all the people that i mentioned. they are the same people and more that's going to be necessary it's going to be absolutely essential for us to bring all parties together to help recover, because it's important for us to remember why we're there. for the survivor. a lot of times people, a couple of years ago, myself included. used to call people victims. they were victims of a car crash. victims of a flood. victims of an earthquake. vi

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. >> traditionally, they have a lot of projects they are used to funding as soon as possible and, they may not had the head on the adverse impact. handing off for the conclusion and director, thank you. >> ultimately, the director of the mayor's office has final say. you have a lot of information from something summarized by michael and steve, as well as the mayor's office. because this program is fairly early in its process, there is definitely more study that can be done on looking at the impact of the feed development program. we have not definitively said come to a conclusion about the impact. we will have to feel that out anyway. more study needs to be done looking at this time of which buildings in which developers are taking advantage of the program. clearly, when we forgo the money at the mayor's office, it came at a worse time. the time when we had cuts at the whole program and there was a great uncertainty and was making loans. we are not going to stand up here and say that that did not have the impact, because it came at the worst possible time in terms of our resources pull

>> we'll decide that as soon as we can get. it may not be premature and we'll decide that as quickly as we can take crews out and take a look at the damage that has been done. we know that there's been -- there's been quite a few individual truck stops and the 18 wheeler that we all saw and different homes which have been destroyed, but we have to get a check on this before we turn in any application. >> and you, of course, know better than i do, lieutenant governor. the tornado season is only just beginning. i assume you're bracing, unfortunately, for more of these kinds of disasters. >> we always hope for the best and prepare for the worst. in other words, we think we got -- last summer we'd gone through the hurricane season after going through a rough time in 2005 and 2008 with hurricanes rita and with hurricane ike came through which was devastating for us, but we're -- but we're in the tornado season so please, ladies and gentlemen, pay attention and if there are any warnings from either the tv stations or the national wea

we need to abate the automatic tax increase as soon as possible. third is my concern affecting tv broadcasters maintenance of the so-called political file. now, transparency is a laudable public policy goal, especially in the context of political spending. furse per more, providing broadcasters with more cost effective means to comply with rules is a noble endeavor. congress should be aware that the proposed rules create many factual and legal complexities that are not obvious at first glance. the political file contains information regarding candidates seeking to purchase political ads on tv and can shed light on the spending patterns of campaign, political committees, third party groups, super pacs and such. unlike other parts of politics inspection files the contents of the political file do not speak to whether a broadcaster is serving its local community of license. the political file is a tool instead for examining campaign spending rather than broadcaster behavior. congress should be aware that this requirement could be experiencing -- at th

i will immediately issue marching orders and the retreat shall be commenced as soon as possible. now, that's what coleman said. and this is corroborated in large part by something that anson jones, last president of the texas republic, also said. and this is a long quote for which i apologize, but it's at the crux of the matter. so bear with me. in my memoranda for 1839 of april 2nd is a note of a conversation with mr. j.w. houston of washington, d.c., an intimate and confidential friend of general jackson's and houston which he informed me that general jackson agreed to claim the natchez as the true subine turned treaty of 1819 with spain. now, this is the adams onise treaty of 1819. and that he would defend and fight for that line, the natchez. the retreat of general houston in 1836 was, therefore, doubtless with a view to that understanding. and to place his army behind that line, it was anticipated that santana would not regard this pseudoclaim and would in pursuit of texans if the retreating policy were long enough continue, cross the natchez which would have afforded the go

he put it, they returned to them as soon as we had passed and rake us. naval guns and mortars could not knock out all of the enemies dug in batteries at vicksburg nor could they capture the town and hold it against confederate infantry, 15,000 of whom under major general earl vandorn were reported to be in the vicinity. i am satisfied, farragut wrote to wells that it is not possible for us to take vicksburg without an army force of 12,000 to 15,000 men. general butler had sent 3,000 soldiers with the fleet but they were far too few to do anything but to start digging a canal across the peninsula between the loops in the river in the vai th hope it would create a new channel beyond range of the confederate batteries. farragut wrote to general henry halek whose 100,000 men had occupied mississippi and asked for enough troops to help capture vicksburg in a combined operation with the navy. not for the last time would helic prove himself to be general can't be done in response to such requests from the navy. he replied to farragut the scattered and weakened

. >> as soon as i saw his helmet i thought, that's great, we're both out. i remember swimming over to chris and grabbing hold of him. >> moments later, a rescue crew arrives. james and chris make it out alive, but the boat is totaled. >> here we have blown up this 2 million pound power boat. the twin lamborghini engines and all the electronics would have all been ruined. >> "king of shaves" finishes second to last beating only a disqualified boat. >> "king of shaves" have won driven by british guy shepherd at the grand prix, fantastic. >> not the result they hoped for, but they walk away with their lives, able to sail another day. >> you know, accidents happen. so, we get on and rebuild for the next race. that's all. >> we were lucky that day. but all i can think about is the fact that we should have got second or might have challenged for first in that particular race. so, there's a challenge that i've still got to do one of these days. >>> coming up, chaos on a motorcycle race track. >> flags going up everywhere. this is mayhem. [ female announcer ] lacta

but we are working with each deputy director to make sure that as soon as we request a list that we can put everything together and hire, because you have one month to do that. those are the civil service rules. so, we are working with getting more staff. >> i have another question after this one. you, first. >> here on this one, i really see the real problem here with this becoming the volume of work coming down the pipes that is already in there. >> that is true. >> i am really concerned that this keeps getting kicked down the road. i need to get some kind of time mind as to -- first i need it from you, because i need to get from you your urgency. i do not want these projects to suffer because we have the opportunity right now to put people in and we did not. i really want to hear from you to stress that fact. i want to hear from you. the hand is really coming down at different points right now >> first of all, the good news is we have [unintelligible] coming back next week. also, we have 52 on the puc coming back next month. also, the urgency over prioritizing what we would get. the

go to work. >> just make sure you report to your parole officer as soon as you -- >> as soon as i get to that. >> okay. it's very important. i know this is you, but -- >> it's easy to get in, but it's hard to leave. it takes a long time to leave. >> we want them to go. >> three stops. last stop, front door. >> last stop, front door. >> all right. >> the moment has come when michael and david are legally released from riverbend. >> this is it. words can't explain it. 264208. >> it is an emotional reunion for michael and his family. while david wastes no time in leaving riverbend. >> it's over with. >> do you want to pinch me now? >> yeah. >> it's not a dream. i am coming home. >> michael is outside without bars and razor wire for the first time in six years. >> i can't stop shaking. >> i know it. >> we got married when i was 18. it was, i guess, love at first sight. i know that i hurt her. but now all my main goal is is to get out there and do right. when i leave here today, i know in my heart i'm never coming back. >> he's made a lot of friends over here. >> not friends. >> we're read

you knew there would be outrage as soon as the president did this. >> the president snknows his stuff,all, that's why they call him pots. potus. >> potus stangz for president of the united states states. >> stop the college loans. >> let's get it together and make our lives better. a college degree is more than a few dollars. >> that is how we slow jam the news. >> oh, yeah. >> of course rush limbaugh is outraged. >> it's supposed to be wildly funny if you smoke too many controlled substances too. that can also make it funny as well. >> drug addicts, rush limbaugh always finds his own angle on obama hatred. on the fox news comedy shows, there was relentless outrage that the president would appear on a talk show that includes comedy. >> right now, former presidents are like, huh? that's what we do now when we're president of the united states? i think it's nutso. i personally do not agree with the highest office of the land t most important figure in the world going on these comedy shows. >> i think last night was awful. you can't swing a cat without finding president obama on a comedy

as soon as possible. thank you. do we have any public comment on discontinuance? -- this continuance? i do not see it one way