Yes, dan, this evening, Police Telling me that longtime commissioner greg chew feels relieved knowing that someone is behind bars after he was attacked on the streets last week. 70 yearold former San Francisco commissioner greg chew outside the most goni center in San Francisco last week who had been assaulted and pushed to the ground to suffered nonlifethreatening injuries. Sunday Police Arrested 34 yearold San Francisco resident derek carr. Be your be charged with battery, aggravated assault and elder abuse. Police now trying to find a motive behind the attack. Investigators will be attempting to interview the suspect and see if they can determine whether or not race or bias was a factor in the attack sunday Community Leaders also held a rally to defeat and asian elders as attacks against asians have soared over the past year. Others who live in the most goni center speaking out about crime in the neighborhood. I get scared sometimes which i never used to have this feeling. That may
On whats going on there. That was certainly, that is all generally presyria, which has been system an igniter for the whole resurgence of al qaeda including al qaeda in iraq. So i, i actually believe, and this goes back to how the military fit in, how does force fit in . I would like it to fit in as part of an overall strategy, there are political endeavors and military every endeavors, i feel that way about syria as well, that the political structure, the diplomatic structure needs to be there, not perfect but at least needs to be there that is committed to stopping the killing and getting those, the camps of all those who are out of the country, getting the people back to their homes. Then if the military need be a part of that, thats okay. I worry about, it is too easy to pick up a stick and do something and figure out what happens after the case. So i feel that way. I mean iraq, i saw the other day where there are discussions now about giving them assistance. I think thats a good o
Offer services directly or through private or Public Transportation providers. Chairman johnson, which number crapo, this concludes my statement. Id be pleased to answer any questions at this time. Thank you all for your testimony. As he began questions, i will ask the clerk to the five minutes on the clock for each member. Mr. Rogoff, last fall, as te asked for extensive input for the Public Transportation industry in Asset Management framework. The committee has heard from many providers that require safety in Asset Management should be closely to their size and deities should be allowed to assist world assist on. How was fte utilizing field work from providers to ensure new safety in Asset Management remark will not take away from delivering tourists. Thank you, mr. Chairman. We share the concerns on the risk or the pitfall sql is tumbling into a regime where we are adding a pinch of the bed just distracts operators from their coronation that we are calling that montague and that hi
About electric vehicles only. If we could accomplish the same goals with other technologies, then that out to be open to the marketplace and technologies can compete with one another to [inaudible conversations] achieve those goals. And the other comments on that question about what are the obstacles standing in the way, not electric cars but fuel cell, [inaudible conversations] anything other than gasoline or do you agree with what robert has said . A good baseline for that question, if any one of us or any other companies of competitors could figure that [inaudible conversations] solution out on a particular technology that a company can do very well in that market. We dont know. Thank you, guys. Thank you. We have taken electrification from a small handful one, to, three, 452 something over 60 all [inaudible conversations] competing for what has been pointed out to be 3 of the market. And the more volume would increase. It hasnt worked out that way. We are competing for the same 3 o
Nightly news begins now. This is nbc nightly news with brian williams, reporting tonight from nashville. Good evening from nashville and before we get underway tonight, a quick word about the past two evenings of unexplained absences with my thanks to lester holt for filling in. At the end of this broadcast, well show you why we are here in nashville tonight, but first, first, where weve been for the past two days. About 16 hours ago, i departed moscow, where moscow, where i traveled to interview Edward Snowden. He is widely referred to these days as the most wanted man in the world, the interview was months in the making and cloaked in the secrecy of his life as a fugitive living in exile overseas. Our conversation went on for several hours and were still going through it all and just starting the process of seeking comment from all those people and entities he discussed. We are going to air snowdens comments next week on the other side of the threeday memorial day weekend and in prim