i am the mother of deshawn marmon.strict supervisor for all your support from the time this stuff erupted. i am asking that you all take a parent's stand. we have all told our children at some point to do things, and when they step away from us they tend to do just the opposite of what we said. i told him to pull his pants up. and he did. but they apparently went right back to the upper part of his but, where the underwear was showing. there were not blow his buttocks. -- they were not below his buttocks. what did my son do wrong? i still have not found that out from u.s. airways, other than not getting up when the pilots said get up. his reasoning was, "i did not do anything." i asked him why. "i paid like everybody else. i am like everybody else." the pilot replied, "know you are not. -- no, you are not." i am trying to find out where my son did wrong. there are charges on him. i cannot understand how they are going to charge him. the police jumped on him and hurt him. boarding the plane, trespassing -- he had a tick

the reason why i am here is there was a young man called david henderson and deshawn marmon, who was mentioned today. they both played for the brown bombers. once a year, i throw an event where i feed over 1000 young people, parents, whatever. i remember these young men. i knew them when they were very young. i saw them when they played high school football. i do not know if you honored david henderson, but you all do know that deshawn marmon, whose mother is here, who i do not know very well, but she knows of me, and that is all that matters, and i did express my sympathies to hurt. deshawn came to see his friend here for the funeral. that is how he got entangled in this airline fiasco of sorts. but there is a point of want to make, and that is san mateo county and how when they call those police how they react with people of color. we have to take some action on that. thank you very much. [applause] president chiu: thank you. we do have a role in the board chamber of not expressing either applause or opposition to statements made by speakers, to show respect to our speakers and mov

i do not know if you honored david henderson, but you all do know that deshawn marmon, whose mother is here, who i do not know very well, but she knows of me, and that is all that matters, and i did express my sympathies to hurt. deshawn came to see his friend here for the funeral. that is how he got entangled in this airline fiasco of sorts. but there is a point of want to make, and that is san mateo county and how when they call those police how they react with people of color. we have to take some action on that. thank you very much. [applause] president chiu: thank you. we do have a role in the board chamber of not expressing either applause or opposition to statements made by speakers, to show respect to our speakers and move the conversation along quickly. >> ♪ i can see the budget looking fat in its faded jeans and it's a hard looking budget you've been kind to me -- even kind of mean sometimes i feel it's a sin when the budget is losing again sometimes i think it's a shame when i feel that the budget there is no change i can picture a budget that a committee can make getting lo

people have spoken about deshawn marmon adequately and well. i would like to make a recommendation to all of you. there is a series of books written by [unintelligible] you can get them at marcus books. i hope that is not a plug. i guess it is. i would recommend them highly, this series of books. it is called "countering the conspiracy to destroy black boys." there is something going on in america now, and it was going on with any group of people we would be outraged. but because society has been so successful at demonizing young black boys, we accept it and actually live in fear. i am not afraid of my own children. i don't care how dangerous they become. i will give you one statistic that this book contains. it is in 1995 statistic. this book was written in the 70's and started as one volume. you can see some much of what it predicted has come to pass. the one statistic of wanted to give you -- it is full of them -- is that african american children make up 17% of the school population in america, but make up more than 40% of the children who

. >>> we're learning that deshawn marmon removed from a u.s.ways plane at it for his it -- plane for his saggy pants will not face charges. >> what do we want! >> justice it! >> yesterday supporters gather fon the steps of city hall. they want a federal it investigation into the incident. this morning, the san mateo da has released a statement saying there is it's not enough evidence to file charges. they said marmon could have defused the situation but did not do anything illegal. >> prosecutors in the jaycee dugard case have removed dash it dash released disturbing movies. they it are made by far it far and nancy garrido -- guy phillip garrido it and nancy garrido. ♪ >> in this it clip nancy garrido if videotaped her husband playing at this park p she quickfully turned -- park. she quickly turned the camera to little children. we've posted more clips from the garrido's home movies on our channel 2 website. just click on the jaycee dugard tab at ktvu.com. >>> well, ever since the san bruno pipeline explosion, pg&e has been conducting pressure

marmon family joe op. sullivan tells me they will sue u.s. airways for mistreating deshawn. >>> the ja jaycee dugard kidnapping case is changing the way sex offends ever are released. because he was not molesting boys he is considered a moderate risk based on the ten factors of the system. >> he did not obtain enough points to say that he was a severe recidivist, someone who might do it again. >> the risk and danger of failing and letting somebody back out in society is too great and with somebody like him we simply shouldn't do it. >> using the current system, he would still be classified as a moderate risk, not a high risk. he is now in prison for life so it won't impact his release of course, but it does affect when many other sex offenders are let out of prison. the man accused of stealing a picasso drawing last week is also charged with stealing thousands of dollars worth of wine from a new jersey store. court documents show that he is charged with stealing $6,000 worth of wine from a shop in wayne, new jersey. he was given a court date in june but didn't show up for i