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i don't condone the more murder but not surprised they're such rancor toward sam because of what did and the attitude of what she did and all the circumstances it doesn't surprise me. >> are investigating whether several people were involved in his stabbing they believe this man you see on your screen was involved. he is 31 year-old frank anthony sousa he is serving time for killing a homeless man and so does say. kron 4 has more on the murder in the san quentin or yard. >> to happen here at sam " courtyard on monday morning. prison officials say he was stabbed multiple times and this was his main suspect 31 year-old frank anthony sousa. he has an extensive criminal record and serving a life sentence for first-degree murder you can see the gang tattoo on his forehead that says white power. the city was stabbed in the neck, back in torso with the prison a weapon which one like this when you see here it's of bone crusher in prison slang. schaefer will only been in san queen for two weeks one of those weeks in general population had not reported problems with other inmates. officials lo

. >> i don't think condone the murder. but i'm not surprised that there was such anger towards him, because of what he did and his attitude about what he did and all of the circumstances. it doesn't surprise me. >> investigators say schaefer wassen in an exercise yard when he was killed. before the crash that sent him to prison, again schaefer had nine prior drunken driving convictions. >>> cool temperatures remained across the bay area today as we head into tomorrow. another cool day expected. to start the day, dense fog along the coast. it's going to be a little bit slower to push in overnight. so it's going to move in probably about midnight, we're going to start to see it push into those inland valley location. by noon, it's going to push back to the coastline, and we're going to be seeing mostly sunny skies. some sunbreaks possible. the 3:00 hour, the temperatures are going to remain on the cooler side, well below average for this time of year. winds are going to kick up along the delta and around the bay. we'll talk

i don't condone the murder but not surprised that there such anger towards him because of what the dead and his attitude about what did it and all the circumstances it doesn't surprise me. say >> and click officials say this is the first homicide they had inside the prison in over 13 years. >> new details the judge has ordered trials for three people charged with felonies in connection with the violent protests which called the verdict in the bart shooting case. one man is accused of stealing merchandise, foot locker store while the other two are accused of setting a trash can on fire. i suspect accused of stealing his says police never saw him the evidence only shows that their clients trespass. >> who live look outside from our mount tam cam were seeing fog rolling in today but sitting well offshore right now. let's take a look at our current conditions it's definitely on the cooler side again this afternoon temperatures slightly warmer are in the spots but still only in the '70s were we typically see the 90s this time of year. 68 santa rosa, 63 san francisco, 67 in oakland closed- do

. >> vietnamese leashed says he doesn't condone the use of pepper spray.n attorney will be representing him in court on thursday. his client is eager to face the judge. >> he had a piece of paper and it's for political protest. it's not just an ordinary act. in san jose, lilian kim. >> the f.b.i. continues to look into the background of the man who got into gun battle with chp officers in oakland. this is the amateur video showing police car lights during the midnight shootout. they say the suspect 45-year-old byron williams was carrying enough ammunition on him to kill 50 people. it shows williams after he was arrested after a bank robbery. he remains hospitalized in stable condition. the f.b.i. is looking closely looking at a notebook found in his truck to determine what he planned. williams could spend the rest of his life in prison under the three strikes law, he has two strikes already. >> oakland city council begins two days of meeting to consider a bill that would make oakland the first city in the nation to license wholesale pot growing operations.

business is no more ghoulish than life insurance companies selling annuities, and his industry doesn't condonestranger originated life insurance. he says the real problem insurers have is competition. >> the life settlement business and the life insurance industry are competing for the lapse or the surrender of a policy, the life insurance industry wants to collect the premiums, but, would like to avoid the claims, so they don't want the policies to continue in force. >> reporter: still, his company's business practices have been under fire. in 2006 and 2007, two states moved against coventry alleging it made secret payments to life settlement brokers. if those brokers convinced people to sell policies for low prices and enticed rival buyers to drop out. coventry paid $12 million to settle the allegations, but admitted no wrongdoing. >> coventry has provided consumers with $3 billion, which is $2.6 or $2.5 billion more than they would have gotten had the insurance carriers, had the policies been surrendered or lapsed. >> reporter: senate aging committee chairman herb kohl is calling for tighte

son is to go on with education rather than getting into violence and drugs and certainly she won't condone her son getting into a gang or drugs. i've sometimes been criticized for that because they say all the 911 hijackers were educated and had university degrees and that certainly is true. but nobody botherd to check they're mothers and nearly all of them were i late rate an illiterate. exciting news and then i have to unfortunately talk to you about negative news. i've been in perhaps 120 cities over the past 14 months talking to maybe 50,000 people and i ask this question most places i go and i'll ask you today. how many of you are aware of the fact in afghanistan today, there's 5 point 2 million children going to school and 1 point 8 million of those are female and in 2000 there was only 8 hundred 6,000 kids in school. how many of you know that fact? one, two, you? so that makes my total now - i've counted 21 people in america. to me that's single most incredible inspiring news to come out of that country. that alone is justification for the sacrifice and cost and the investment in th

>>reporter: community leader says while he doesn't condone the use of pepper spray he does understand the motive. he says singer hong is just a prop began a pawn of the vietnamese government. >> vietnamese communist government send him over sea to try to promote singing and all the entertainment of vet the am in. >>reporter: the attorney will be representing him in court on thursday and he's eager to address the judge. >> political protest. not just an ordinary criminal act. >>reporter: lee bail amount is is set at 52,000 dollars. other activist plan to show up at his bail hearing on thursday to show their support. life in san jose, lillian kim abc 7 news > >> all right thank you. >> father of 3 from virginia was killed in oakland last night. his killers got away with 17 dollars. he was here in the bay area for a job interview at google and his death one of is several violent incident in oakland this past wean. amy is reporting the story. amy police are frustrated. residents are worried. >>reporter: 1 high ranking officer told me he doesn't know what to say. police are exhausted and o

major force of pharmaceutical producers in the world afghans are producing it to survive and i'm not condoning it we should stop producing it but also the consumption should stop and also. important for precursors should also be stemmed in my opinion money laundering and banks and all those issues should be dealt with seriously. enough down politics believes coalition forces made a mistake in afghanistan applying a military solution to a no military problem. americans have failed in nation building in afghanistan and i see that the major problem you know general mcchrystal has now gone to the new commander all for american troops and international troops in afghanistan they try to apply neutral solutions yes because the nutriment but you know you can apply a solution to a military problem the problem of guest on the problem of pakistan are not military and those are social economic and political problems smallest of all corruption drug abuse and actually the basic problem the field nation building let's see the basic problem of those countries and of course we can make no plans for to interfer

and the consumer markets are in europe and america afghans are producing it to survive and i'm not condoning it we should stop producing it but also the consumption should stop and also. the imports of precursors should also be stemmed in my opinion money laundering and banks and all those issues should be dealt with seriously and sometimes on a federal time many things they feel time that was doubtful and then the whole thing down on them and talking to us from kabul. president obama is urging the u.s. senate to policy the extension of benefits for unemployed americans he's criticized republicans for attempting to block the bill and deny help to millions. after years of championing policies that turned a record surplus into a massive deficit the same people who didn't have any problems spending hundreds of billions of dollars on tax breaks for the wealthiest americans are now saying we shouldn't offer relief to middle class americans like jim or leslie or denise who really need help. well the proposed bill extends the deadline for filing for unemployment benefits to the end of november the

force of the pharmaceutical producers in the world afghans are producing it to survive and i'm not condoning it we should stop producing it but also the consumption should stop and also. the import of precursors should also be stemmed in my opinion money laundering and banks and all those issues should be dealt with seriously. the un's warning that if the world's richest countries cut their spending on aids research the recent progress in fighting the disease will be put in serious jeopardy it's sounding the alarm at the international aids conference in vienna where activists are demanding universal treatment is in austria for all. the main topic of the conference today has been on this new treatment gel for women designed to help in the fight to prevent hiv a. bigger she had this prevention as treatment and there's been a lot of research going into that over the last three years to really develop these prevention methods to the conference that they held his day to present the findings on the speech i was seated he runs the flows and everyone's been talking about that's a very positive thing

what happened to you is a horrible incident and is something that we should not condone as a city. but let's make sure that we actually do something about it instead of having a law that ultimately doesn't really deal with it. >> thank you, supervisor campos. but i will disagree that statement on its face. i mean, as soon as i was kicked, clearly that's an assault. so we have law that can deal with that. and had there been a police officer around, i could have turned around and said i was assaulted, do something about this in which case a police officer would have done it. but the situation that was in place was that we were going down the street, and the man was sitting with all of his stuff in a very large part of the sidewalk, and it was an intimidating situation to begin with but i needed to get from point a to point b with my child. and so i went down the sidewalk, and at that moment -- it was not until i got kicked, that the police officers could do something about it. with civil sidewalks in place, the police officers have the ability to walk down the sidewalks and to say to

from the israelis and from the british military there's been a hushed silence so what next minute condon finally what next for you after all the explaining to do we don't care we don't have a lot of we carry on with our research and we actually we are pleading to the if the governments won't do anything we plead to the public to the u.s. public to the british public to the european to the russian public and try to get their governments to recognize and do something about their very interesting to hear what you have to say thanks very much indeed both of you for joining us live here on r.t. professor christopher busby and alack hamdan there in london. now russia might not be quite at the top of a millionaire's list when it comes to choosing where to reside but each year increasing numbers of foreigners are moving in and among those settling are c.e.o.'s of large international companies artie's caterina's arava reports on what they find so alluring about life here in russia. lundahl civita russian style the media writes about it the people talk about it and very few actually live it and a

a lot of them could not see why trotsky condoned stalin's invasion of finland. a lot of them could not see why trotsky recommended that no american soldier it should fight on the allied side in the second world war. there were tremendous battles between these young trotskyists. he treated them with disdain, with total disrespect. that side of trotsky came out and his followers, to this day, try to draw a curtain across it. it was an embarrassment. ultimately, trotsky believe in the fundamentals of leninism. the one-party state, the one ideology state. the state that seeks its own interests at the sake of the world. trotsky was a very flexible thinker for the communist leader in the middle of the 20th century. what i am trying to say in my boat is that he was not being very flexible at all. what 1940, august. stalin sends his henchmen in to kill him. >> yes. >> he comes to the villa. he has the trench coat on three he has the ice axe in his pocket. what does he do? what's he comes in for a discussion about politics. he has written a draft article which is a prett

that's the same thinking that condoned foreign borrowing under president bush and did severe harm to our long-term prosperity. democrats understand that short-term deficits have buenes ces for our recovery. in my view continue to be necessary. if we're going to bring this economy back we will never as i said in a speech a u few weeks ago solve the deficit problem if we don't solve building and growing the economy challenge. >> for the same reason the house will stepped middle class tax cuts for the next year, but we expect the senate to act first as speaker pelosi said yesterday. all of the job creation measures i discussed along with the middle class tax cuts represent only a small fraction of our real long-term deficit problem. we do have hard choices. hard choices to make about our fiscal future and i've spoken about them as i said a few weeks ago in detail. but in making those choices, we have to steer between two grave mistakes. one would be following republicans that want to use our structural deficit as an excuse to put breaks on recovery. while millions are constitutional une

a lot of them couldn't see why trotsky condoned stalin's invasion of finland. a lot of them just simply couldn't see why trotsky recommended that no american soldier should fight on the allied side in the second world war. so there were tremendous battles between these young american trotskyists and trotsky himself. and he treated them with disdain, with total disrespect. and that side of trotsky came out that his followers to this day try to draw a curtain across because it's an embarrassment to him. ultimately, you see, trotsky believed in the fundamentals of leninism. in the one party state, in the one ideology state, in the state that seeks its own interests at the expense of all the other interests of humanitarianism in the world. it's an inflexible way of thinking. trotsky was a very flexible thinker for a communist leader in the middle of the 20th century. but what i am trying to say in my book is that is not being very flexible at all. essentially there was far more that pulled lenin, stalin, and trotsky together than tug them apart. >> nineteen-forty,

what she was talking about was the political climate, that yes, ome in the republican party the condonedse they refuse to repudiate the elements within their party that have refuse to hate too far. far. the bertha notion, the illegitimacy. and creating the kind of racial illegitima that prohibits us rley having a genuine conversation. rks, >> donna, shirley sherrod, also he on cnn, said something about >> i kno black breitbart. he posted the video. here's what she had to say. >> i know i've gotten past black gotten past. he's probably a person who has never gotten past it and never attempted to get past it. i think he would like to get us stuck back in the times of slavery. i think tha that's write think he would like like to to see all black people end up ain.n. >> this woman's been offered a job as a deputy director of the office of advocacy and she' outreach. she's saying andrew breitbart wants to return to the days of slavery. you can can think what he did thinkprehensible. irresponsible. unfair. ear.tal smear. does that justify saying he gots us to go back to the days of slifry? >>

i don't condone the murder, on not surprised to day care there such anger towards him because of whatid his attitude about what he did and all the circumstances it doesn't surprise me. >> sent officials say this is the first homicide they had inside the prison in over 13 years. >> a judge has ordered a trial for three people charged with felonies in connection with the violent protests that followed the verdict in the burgeoning case. when man accused of accused of stealing merchandise from foot locker and to setting a trash can of fire. if the suspect accused of stealing from the foot locker stores said police never saw him enter the store and steel. attorneys for the other suspects say the evidence only shows their clients trespass. >> a live look outside from our roof cam over downtown san francisco sunny skies this afternoon. it has not translated to warm up. look at the current conditions 59 in half moon bay or in the spots a bit warm we should be in the upper 80s and low 90s. morning is going to blanket the bay area off will be left with sunny and cool conditions winds will also

condon under my direction has begun to conduct a report on personal needs. that will be done about the 27th of july which will give a hard analysis of the personnel situation and where inmates may exist. i suspect you are right. while the operations and tempo have increased for these individual dramatically, particularly through the four years in iraq and afghanistan, their financial support and cadre itself has remained fairly stagnant for it it seems logical to me that they need more help if i may -- nothing in this report suggests that those out in the senatorial -- that indeed -- that those in the cemetery are doing less than a stellar job. they have kept the good faith of arlington with the families of the fall and we owe them a great spread of data -- gratitude. >> they are scheduling from 135- 150 funerals every week and keeping all that together is difficult. has there been any concern expressed as a result of what has occurred that people are reluctant to in turn their loved ones there? >> i am sorry, i did not hear the last part of your question. >

we do not condone it anywhere in the world.ould redouble our efforts to make sure that we can have guarantees from other countries so that we can deport people to those countries in knowing that they will not be tortured. on guantanamo we are making efforts on behalf of the case she mentioned. as she probably knows, that is a u.k. residents, rather than a u.k. national. on the question about whether criminal cases can continue unimpeded, i guess, of course. that is a matter for the police and prosecuting authorities. -- yes, of course. that is a matter for the police and prosecuting authorities. in answer to our questions about why having this inquiry rather than just asking the intelligence and security committee to do the job, i would say this. this inquiry is going to be led by a judge. it is going to be fully independent from parliament, from policy, from government, and i think that is what we need to get to the bottom of this case. and i think the very fact that it is led by a judge will help to make sure that we get this

the secretary took the step of apointing miss condon as the director. she has full support to find out what the real problems are and get them solved. i know she is dedicated to doing that and is moving forward. i know you stated in addition your responsibilities of the civil works you were managing the programs of three o organizations but not involved in the contract. can you explain in detail what your responsibilities were? for example, on the cemetery's information technology systems? >> first, i would like to clarify or correct something i did say to the staff. what i was doing was distinguishing that from a project manager because they were asking me project manage questions. i realized that i had not answered it correct ly. i'm not a program manager either. i'm responsible for policy oversight of the cemetery. the program manager was mr. higginbothom. >> do you agree with the ig report that the it decision making at arlington national cemetery should have -- what was left to annen train euntrained and you think it should have been left to somebo

that's the same thinking that condoned foreign borrowing under president bush and did severe harm to our long-term prosperity. democrats understand that short-term deficits have buenes ces for our recovery. in my view continue to be necessary. if we're going to bring this economy back we will never as i said in a speech a u few weeks ago solve the deficit problem if we don't solve building and growing the economy challenge. >> for the same reason the house will stepped middle class tax cuts for the next year, but we expect the senate to act first as speaker pelosi said yesterday. all of the job creation measures i discussed along with the middle class tax cuts represent only a small fraction of our real long-term deficit problem. we do have hard choices. hard choices to make about our fiscal future and i've spoken about them as i said a few weeks ago in detail. but in making those choices, we have to steer between two grave mistakes. one would be following republicans that want to use our structural deficit as an excuse to put breaks on recovery. while millions are constitutional une

that is the same thinking that condoned record foreign borrowing under president bush ended severe harm our long- term prosperity. democrats understand that short- term deficits have been necessary for our recovery, and in my view, continue to be necessary if we are going to bring this economy back. we are never, as i said in a speech just a few weeks ago, solving the deficit problem if we don't solve building and growing the economy challenge. the house will extend middle- class tax cuts for the next year, but we expect the senate to act first, as speaker pelosi said yesterday. all the job creation measures i discussed, along with the middle-class tax cuts, represent only a small fraction of our real long-term deficit problem. we do have hard choices, hard forces to make about our fiscal future, and i had spoken about them, as i said a few weeks ago, in detail. in making those choices, we have to steer between two great mistakes. what would be calling republicans who want to use the structural deficit as an excuse to put brakes on the recovery while millions are still unemployed. that

we do not condone it anywhere in the world.we should be clear that information derived from torture it is in any way useless. we should not support people to be tortured elsewhere, but we should, and the foreign secretary will be doing this with the home secretary, redouble our efforts to make sure we have guarantees from other countries so we can deport people to those countries, knowing there will not be tortured. on guantanamo, we are making efforts on behalf of the cases you mentioned. and she knows, that is the u.k. resident rather than the u.k. national. on the question about could criminal cases continue? yes, of course. that is a matter for the police and the prosecuting authorities. she raised a number of points about the intelligence and security committee. i thank her for what she says about the right hon. john and from kensington. in answer to questions about why having this inquiry rather than just asking the intelligence and security committee to do the job, i would say this -- this inquiry is going to be led by a

we do not condone it anywhere in the world.we should be clear that information derived from torture it is in any way useless. we should not support people to be tortured elsewhere, but we should, and the foreign secretary will be doing this with the home secretary, redouble our efforts to make sure we have guarantees from other countries so we can deport people to those countries, knowing there will not be tortured. on guantanamo, we are making efforts on behalf of the cases you mentioned. and she knows, that is the u.k. resident rather than the u.k. national. on the question about could criminal cases continue? yes, of course. that is a matter for the police and the prosecuting authorities. she raised a number of points about the intelligence and security committee. i thank her for what she says about the right hon. john and from kensington. in answer to questions about why having this inquiry rather than just asking the intelligence and security committee to do the job, i would say this -- this inquiry is going to be led by a

. >> we don't condone it. we discharge people for safety violations routinely. >> reporter: after raising safety concerns at another company mine in april, ricky lee campbell was fired by massey for allegedly unsafe behavior. he's since been hired by another mine operator and has filed a whistle blower lawsuit against massey. his lawyer says he's now telling his story to a federal grand jury. tom costello, nbc news, charleston, west virginia. >>> still to come on a friday morning, big changes coming to "american idol." ellen's out, maybe kara, too. we'll talk about that. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> as matt mentioned earlier, it's one and done for ellen degeneres on "american idol." she tweeted last night, quote, dim the lights, i voted myself off "american idol." >> apparently she didn't like having to be tough on some of these contestants. she likes to encourage people. >> she wanted to be a guider, not a -- >> not a divider. >> right. >> and now people are saying that kara may be gone next year, as we

that's the same thinking that condoned foreign borrowing under president bush and did severe harm to our long-term prosperity. democrats understand that short-term deficits have buenes ces for our recovery. in my view continue to be necessary. if we're going to bring this economy back we will never as i said in a speech a u few weeks ago solve the deficit problem if we don't solve building and growing the economy challenge. >> for the same reason the house will stepped middle class tax cuts for the next year, but we expect the senate to act first as speaker pelosi said yesterday. all of the job creation measures i discussed along with the middle class tax cuts represent only a small fraction of our real long-term deficit problem. we do have hard choices. hard choices to make about our fiscal future and i've spoken about them as i said a few weeks ago in detail. but in making those choices, we have to steer between two grave mistakes. one would be following republicans that want to use our structural deficit as an excuse to put breaks on recovery. while millions are constitutional une

that is the same thinking that condoned record foreign borrowing under president bush and did severe harm to our long- term prosperity. democrats understand that short- term deficits have been necessary for our recovery. in my view, they continue to be necessary if we're going to bring the economy back. we will never solve the deficit problem if we do not solve the building and growing the economy. the house will extend middle- class tax cuts for next year. we expect the senate to act first. all the job creation measures are have discussed, along with the middle class tax cuts, represent only a small fraction of our real long-term deficit problem. we do have hard choices to make about our fiscal future. i have spoken about them a few weeks ago in detail. in making those choices, we have to steer between two great mistakes. one would be following republicans who want to use our structural deficit as an excuse to put the brakes on recovery while millions are still unemployed. that would put even more americans out of work and increased deficits that we're trying to reduce. another mist