A victory in the fight against isil. The pent gone during air strikes in iraq. Mike joins us live now from the white house, and mike, what more can you tell us about this operation. Tony, it is a temporary victory, no question about it. Top officials including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and later in a statement from the pentagon, some top officials now reports have been killed in the continuing air strikes top officials within isil, setting back their cause. They include the head of isil anywhere tear operations in iraq, the governor of the Islamic State so called Islamic State govern ship in the area around moss soul, of course, which has been captured by isil forces and a key deputy to the Top Commander in the top leader of isil, the pentagon has been carrying out these air strikes of course since august with the help of Coalition Partners the pentagon very eager as they always are to emphasize some nations involved here with some 1500 being put on the ground, theres
Forgive my voice for cracking a little bit. But the emotion is still high. It is totally understandable. Are you okay . What do you know about the situation there . Well right now were secure. We did hear about 6 15 or 6 30. If you are familiar with the movie remember the titan we practice on their baseball field. 6 15, 6 30 was supposed to be the game. It raises about 600,000 for charity. The president will come. So it is a pretty good time for all except for the fact that the democrats have beaten us so much. But i was on deck about to hit and i hear, bam. And i look around and behind third base in the third base dug out, i see a rifle. And i see a little bit of a body and then i hear another bam and i realize there is an active shooter. At the same time i hear skooef scalise over near second base scream. She was shot. Hes our majority whip. The gun was a semiautomatic. It continues to fire at different people. You can imagine all the people in the field scatter. I run around to the
hello, everyone. my name is eva pirring, the represented [unintelligible] i have lived in the tenderloin for 23 years and have been married for 21 years. i have raised four children, one of whom used to be a foster child and is now under my guardianship. the ages of my children are 20, 19, 18, and nine years old. two of my children are attending universities, and one is attending a beauty school. one is a fifth grader. all my children have been raised in the tenderloin area. i am an active member of the tenderloin filipino-american community, and a fundraiser manager at the street barnabas church. my past job was working in a bank. i worked there for 19 years, until i got laid off, and i found a new calling in health care services. currently, i am a full-time healthcare provider, in addition to working part-time. being a tenderloin resident for a long time has given me a different perspective of our committee and of the residence in it. our community needs change, but we
class. it was all kinds of people that were there. i think something like that would be wonderful to have brought back again. i do not know if that is possible. supervisor kim: which is why it is great that you re involved. their role is to brainstorm with community members on how to bring in businesses to vacancies along that corridor. thank you. any questions? ok. i am going to see now if eva pirring is here now. hello, everyone. my name is eva pirring, the represented [unintelligible] i have lived in the tenderloin for 23 years and have been married for 21 years. i have raised four children, one of whom used to be a foster child and is now under my guardianship. the ages of my children are 20, 19, 18, and nine years old. two of my children are attending universities, and one is attending a beauty school. one is a fifth grader. all my children have been raised in the tenderloin area. i am an active member of the tenderloin filipino-american community, and a fundraiser m
10th? yes, that is my main interest. one of the things that i went to add one of these meetings was the great white way of market street in the 1940 s, and that was a very vibrant time when market street it was before the war, and during the war, it was a vital center of activity, but it was not really high class. it was all kinds of people that were there. i think something like that would be wonderful to have brought back again. i do not know if that is possible. supervisor kim: which is why it is great that you re involved. their role is to brainstorm with community members on how to bring in businesses to vacancies along that corridor. thank you. any questions? ok. i am going to see now if eva pirring is here now. hello, everyone. my name is eva pirring, the represented [unintelligible] i have lived in the tenderloin for 23 years and have been married for 21 years. i have raised four children, one of whom used to be a foster child and is now under my guardianship.