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she's the wife on everybody loves raymond when i interviewed her owner for the book and i don't feel he past weeks she say she was discriminated her in the hollywood she doesn't appear in the book. when i interviewed her for the book, i asked her, is there discrimination in hollywood against conservatives. she said i never felt it. two days later she comes up ben i started asking around i found out i lost six specific jobs due to my political affiliation and i said well, i write back and she said please take me out of the book i don't want to lose work. that's unfortunately how it tends to work in hollywood. so let's put at this way would it be great if there were that out of the closet tsunami but there would be a lot of people who would lose their works, jobs social business and they wouldn't get invited to the good businesses anymore and, unfortunately, that's how business is done. we need to show them a haven. they feel they are out there alone and to a certain extent they are because conservatives are watching liberal tv. so until we build that support structure they're going to

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anne lee was strangled, her body was found on the day she was planning to be married. raymond clark worked out a plea deal. >>> a big announcement is expected today about the ongoing investigation into a police corruption case in contra costa county. four men have been imemploymented. they are accused of stealing and selling drugs seized during police raids. the district attorneys office says it will make a major development announcement in the case later this afternoon. >>> state lawmakers may have to go without a paycheck. john chunk says he will stop paying lawmakers salaries if they don't meet the deadline. last november voters passed prop 25. it requires lawmakers to forfeit their salaries if the budget deadline isn't met. prop 25 bars them from receiving that back pay. >>> sal, can you help everybody get to where they need to go? >> dave, and pam i will try as we look at the commute. we're not seeing a lot of slow traffic out there. look at 101 james lick freeway san francisco. it looks pretty good here driving up to the lower deck of the bay bridge. there are no more co

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. >> she has a -- that's about six feet which is tall as we have been told raymond zach was. >> reporter lieutenant role played a first responder situation. >> requesting aid from coast guard, aid from alameda county fire department. >> reporter: he said the risk of trying to rescue a suicide alleman should have been manageable. >> he fell forward and his body washed back to shore and they still wouldn't go out 25- yards to get the body. >> reporter: a retired firefighter said he wouldn't have been stopped by policy. >> i'm not saying what i would have done would have been successful but the chances greater that it would have been positive instead of doing absolutely nothing. >> reporter: neither place or the fire department returned our calls. they have been told by the city not to comment further on the case. in alameda. >> he had a fight for the right to march. why the state tried to stop a guard from taking part in today's gay pride parade. >> feeling good. >> and a little girl with a big fight. the odds she beat in a rare battle with rabies. >> satellite images show a high pressure

she talked about her son drowned. we got the 911 recordings and a log of her recall. raymond zack was 52 years old. his foster mother said he had attempted suicide before. >> i do not want anybody else to die like that. i don't see anything -- may be it was a waste. >> reporter: her son died while police officers and others watched from the shore. >> no one did anything. they were walking up and down the dog on beach. >> reporter: 911 recording show that very called for help around 11:30 a.m. >> he is way out there. i cannot swim. please hurry. >> reporter: in the next hour, the dispatcher called five agencies including the coast guard, police, and the coast guard could not reach zack's body because the water was less than 6 feet beach. responders who arrived earlier did not go into the water. they say they do plan to launch an independent investigation. jana katsuyama, and ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a water rescue training will be implemented next week. 30 firefighters have volunteered. they will be required to swim 500 yards. >>> now two oakland were a robbery and sexual assault victim wants to see

raymond clark iii apologized for killing annie calling her a wonderful person. he confessed of killing and sexually assaulting her. she had been missing for 5 days in september of 2009 before her body was found on what would have been her wedding day. she had been stuffed into a basement. >>> the man arrested in connection with the giant fan giant stow remains jail tonight on unrelated charge. los angeles parole officer held on parole violation in a gun case. he has not been charged in the attack on stow. the parole officer found there was not probable cause to hold ramirez, the spokesman said only minimal evidence was presented. los angeles police say they're looking for a second attacker and a woman who drove them from the scene. >>> florida marlins player -- scott has repeatedly apologized for the play that left him with a broken leg and torn ligaments. he issued a statement today reiterating how bad he feels about the injuries he suffered. he has tried without success to contact posey. >>> new evidence tonight that economic rebound may be in the process of stalling. u.s. employers hired 54,000 workers last month.

her body was found the day she was supposed to be married. raymondntered a guilty plea. >>> a new interactive map wants to show you the crime hot spots. it uses data to map out crime in different cities. it shows the most dangerous neighborhoods are south of market, the tenderloin, the mission, and civic center. the website will be updated as frequently as information comes in from the police department. >>> local businesses and volunteers are giving young patients at lucille pack card children's hospital a night to remember. tonight is the prompt dreamworks studios is applying all the decorations. other businesses are donating their time. it was inspired by the young patients who come to that hospital from all over the world. >>> the hockey player is speaking out about an unusual hitchhiker he picked up -- front man u2bono. >> i got him in the car and we took him to horse soo -- horseshoe bay. >> the superstar went out for a walk and got stranded in the rain. to thank them for the ride, bono gave them back stage passes. >> sal, lady gaga's out there

she says a commission will be assembled soon to review the tragic death of a man here in alameda. 52-year-old raymondand police say they could not go into the water to save him. firefighters said they were not certified in shore based or surface water rescue due to budget cuts. police say the 300 pond man was suicidal and possibly armed and dangerous. the city plans to transcribe and release the 911 tape of that day. the 16 firefighters will begin training. the mayor of alameda spoke to us. hear why she says this will never happen again in her city. reporting live jade hernandez. >>> this morning the investigation continues into a police shooting in san francisco. this happened last night. now investigators say officers shot and killed a suspected bank robber from southern california. the officers were forced to open fire after the map tried to run them over with his car. the man died a short time later at san francisco general hospital. >> at this point we have an ongoing investigation. our homicide division is investigating that. they will be interviewing the officers and we'll learn more about wha

raymond clark apologized for killing annie lay. lay's body was found behind the wall of a lab where she worked five-days after she was last seen. he was 26 years old. >> alameda county is undertaking the biggest ever construction project. they are going to renovate highland hospital with a new entrance and two new building and safety upgrades. the project surpasses the cost of the building the oakland colsiium. but officials say service will not be disrupted. >> japan is safe to visit. that is the message from the u.s. ambassador to japan. there is no need to worry about the radiation from the fukushima power plant. the ambassador said the state department urges americans to maintain a 50 mile distance. but tokyo does not show elevated levels of radiation and the u.s. is monitoring the air and food supply there. >> not only are the japanese authorities monitor the situation, but the united states government is closely watching the situation including for example at our embassy we have monitoring going on 24 hours a day. >> they have not detected radioactive iodine since may 17th. >> more news over seas, yemen's president was wo

raymond clark the third pleaded guilty in march to murder and attempted sexual assault in the 2009 death of annie lay from placerville. he apologized during the sentencing. she disappeared and 5 days later her body was found behind a wall in the university lab on the same day she was to have been married. >> dr. jack kervorkian died of heart failure this morning. he was 83. he was known around the world as a crusader in the emotional battle over suicide. nicknamed dr. death, he is believed to have taken part in more than 130 suicides, he was convicted in 1999 of second- degree murder and spent eight years in prison. just last year he was the subject of a tv movie called you don't know jack, staring al pacino. >>> an investigation into the officer-involved shooting of a man guarding an illegal marijuana operation in santa clara county was legally justified. this is the word about the killing of 26-year-old jose soto last june. sheriff's deputies were investigating a marijuana patch in a remote area near the border and he suddenly appeared with a rifle. officers say they fired when he pointed the rifle at them. he was also holding another object that turned ou

raymond zack. a passer by went into the water and pulled the body to shore. >>> 26-year-old michelle le was last seen in class at kaiser hospital in hayward last friday. police say she left during a break and then never returned. investigators say the case is similar to another missing person's case in fairfield during the same time last year. >> both females involved are about the same age, they have the same last name. they're both nursing students, they were both even driving white hondas. >> le was found murdered 12 days after she disappeared. that case is still unsolved. michelle le's family is offering $20,000 for anyone with information that thatwilll >>> some stunning allegations tonight in a murder case that drew national attention. the convicted suspects new attorneys now say the victim's high profile husband is to blame. ktvu's rita williams talked to that husband, attorney daniel horowitz. >> delenski was convicted of killing vatali6 years ago when he was only 16 years old. >> there's no question scott delenski brutally murdered pamela, carved his symbol on his back and tried to carve out her liver while her heart was still beating. >> my son is innocent

promises what she calls a full public and transparent investigation after a man drowned at robert crown state beach on memorial day. now witnesses say the man now identified as 52-year-old raymond zack of alameda stood on the beach before walking into the water fully clothed. police and firefighters responded to emergency calls but no one went in after him and he died. that led to a public hearing last night where residents expressed their anger. >> unbelievablely callous that nobody there with any sort of training could strip off their gear and go and help this person. [ indiscernible ] >> what were they thinking? [ indiscernible ] >> now city leaders say the emergency workers did not have the proper training to go into the water to try to save the man, but they say they would have gone in if it had been a child. >>> this morning san francisco mayor ed lee is scheduled to outline his first city budget. the mayor is scheduled to present his proposed budget for the fiscal year that begins july 1st at 11:00 this morning at city hall. mayor lee says better than expected tax revenues may help the city avoid mass layoffs. san francisco currently has a projected $306 million deficit.

raymond clark iii was sentenced to 4 4-years in prison. he pleaded guilty to killing anyon 2009. her body was found september 13th, the same day she was to be married. clark strangled her and hid her body behind a wall. former an francisco drug lab employee pleaded guilty to possessing a illegal drug. she was ordered to go into rehab. she's accused of taking small quantities of cocaine from the city's crime lab forced the lab to close and dismissal of hundreds of drug cases. >>> john edwards pleaded not guilty today the felony charges of pleading campaign funds to hide his misstress and baby. after appearing in court edwards did acknowledge he has done wrong. he has taken responsibility. >> and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others. but i did not break the law and i never -- >> edwards also said he did not think that he was breaking the law either. edwards is accused of using $925,000 in under the table contributions to cover up the fact that he had a misstress and that they had a child. that was during the 2008 campaign for the democratic nomination. edwards was married at the time

raymond clark iii was sentenced to 4 4-years in prison. he pleaded guilty to killing anyon 2009. her body was found september 13th, the same day she was to be married. clark strangled her and hid her body behind a wall. former an francisco drug lab employee pleaded guilty to possessing a illegal drug. she was ordered to go into rehab. she's accused of taking small quantities of cocaine from the city's crime lab forced the lab to close and dismissal of hundreds of drug cases. >>> john edwards pleaded not guilty today the felony charges of pleading campaign funds to hide his misstress and baby. after appearing in court edwards did acknowledge he has done wrong. he has taken responsibility. >> and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others. but i did not break the law and i never -- >> edwards also said he did not think that he was breaking the law either. edwards is accused of using $925,000 in under the table contributions to cover up the fact that he had a misstress and that they had a child. that was during the 2008 campaign for the democratic nomination. edwards was married at the time

including two pharmacy employees, raymond ferguson and his assistant, jennifer majia. shet 17, supposed to graduate today. on the way to prom, classmates stopped at the crime scene to honor her memory. jennifer spoke with us later. >> i could feel it in my heart. my heart just sank. and i could just feel it. >> also killed, two customers in the pharmacy. one of them jamie tuset tt acus mother of two, engaged to be married. sche she'll be laid to rest in her wedding dress. >> it was so senseless. he could have stole the drugs and left everybody alone. >> david, why did you do it. >> reporter: law enforcement says it was drugs. he stole the pills but no money and calmly left. he has a history of painkillers, buying large quantities of vicodin in the past. he's even shopped at this very pharmacy in medford. >> this is one of the most heinous brutal crimes we've encountered. >> also under arrest, his wife, melinda brady. the details of her involvement remain unclear. >> i'm sorry. >> late last night, handcuffed and seemingly disoriented, brady apologized for the murders and po

raymond and his family. you know and all the people who are on the beach that day including public safety. >> reporter: we spoke to the mayor of alameda right after last nights city council meeting. she told us the city would create a web page. on it the transcribed 911 tape. he died after emergency responders waited on shore. the passer by eventually pulled the man to shore. they say they were not certified in shore base rescue. as for police, the 300-pound man was considered suicidal and possibly armed and dangerous. at last nights city council meeting many came forward to speak out about the tragedy. and coming up we will have more about why they say the drowning death seemed due to a political stance taken by emergency responders and why they feel this tragedy should not have happened. reporting live jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >>> your time now 6:02 and this morning two fires two of them in the berkeley hills are being investigated as suspicious. let's take a look at the first fire. this is on cragmont avenue. firefighters responded to a car fire and then on the way they saw another fire. this fire was burning next to the front door of a house. >> it seemed like both sta

raymond herisse. >> responded to what i consider to be a situations involving deadly force. >> reporter: ericka davis says this as sheident. >> my mother is even an officer, you know, and i'm used to dealing with police. i've never had a view like that. of an officer in my life. i mean, i'm shaking just thinking about it. >> narces benoit and ericka davis said police took over people's cell phones and smashed them as well. a police official told us that's speculation and he's not aware of any complaints about that. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> wow. >> amazing. >> that is -- that's some scary moments. first of all to take that thing. the business about taking the sim card out, i mean -- >> put it in his mouth. >> i get they're pretty senitur >> survive that, falling in the batht bathtub. >> one of the things about the video, sometimes it's hard to tell what's happening and sometimes it's unmistakable what's happening. from the police point of view they're trying to put together what happened. >> i'm sure there they're going to be put it together. i don't understand the smashing of the cell phone. the cell phone, if