our camera was not allowed the building but we did see one person being led away in handcuffs handcuffsabout 7:00 in the evening. the protest started at 3:00able 15 in afternoon and was organized by the group, by whatever means necessary. >>> those people protesting at a farm plot have been told they must leave by tomorrow. cal officials says they will back off if pursuing criminal and further action, but cal says if they do not leave, the terms will change. >>> we received these pictures of a fatal shooting at about 7:30. the victim was chased by two men and both shot him multiple times. no arrests have been made. and another shooting, initial reports ep reports -- indicates an adult male suffered critical injuries. >>> hundreds attended a memorial for a student. >> reporter: tonight instead only 500 people came to honor the life of the big kid with the big smile. family and friends accompany the casket bearing futee's body. he was a defensive player for the league and dreamed of playing profootball. the second player coach swift has lost to violence. as intimidating as he was on the f

our camera was not allowed the building but we did see one person being led away in handcuffs handcuffsabout 7:00 in the evening. the protest started at 3:00able 15 in afternoon and was organized by the group, by whatever means necessary. >>> those people protesting at a farm plot have been told they must leave by tomorrow. cal officials says they will back off if pursuing criminal and further action, but cal says if they do not leave, the terms will change. >>> we received these pictures of a fatal shooting at about 7:30. the victim was chased by two men and both shot him multiple times. no arrests have been made. and another shooting, initial reports ep reports -- indicates an adult male suffered critical injuries. >>> hundreds attended a memorial for a student. >> reporter: tonight instead only 500 people came to honor the life of the big kid with the big smile. family and friends accompany the casket bearing futee's body. he was a defensive player for the league and dreamed of playing profootball. the second player coach swift has lost to violence. as intimidating as he was on the f

when they discovered a handcuff key. >> handcuff key is like you know, mainly for my defense. you know? >> having a handcuffsometimes it's necessary. you know. theoretically speaking, you know? >> serving a 21 year sentence for armed robbery. says this isn't the first time he's received a dr during his time in prison. a disciplinary report. >> i have possession of a weapon, possession of a handcuff key. several disrespects. a couple fighting drs. since incarcerated, i still combine four of them to fines. >> caught with the cuff key, already when he was in this unit. now he must face the institutional classification team, or ict. could they change his status from close management level two to level one? the highest security level in the entire prison. >> you're currently in class management 2. classification officer is recommending upgrade to class management 1. >> what were you planning to do with the handcuff key? >> sell it. >> had you sold one before? >> yes, ma'am. >> how much do you make for a handcuff key? >> about $15, $20. >> you do realize the danger that represents in a high security facility for

i remember saying, and i feel horrible for even saying this, i remember they got the handcuffs out -- or not handcuffsf me, and i was like, why didn't you guys videotape that. you could have made so much money off that. and two weeks later my friends are getting arrested for videotaping a kidnapping. >> apparent sara holquist wasn't the only other person subjected to this treatment. jimmy suggested that they had even done this to one of their own group, christina lum. had they been told in advance? the stories conflict? >> they told me they were going to do it before they did it. i remember where we were sitting when they said it. >> sara wasn't sold beforehand. i don't know if christina was or not. >> why didn't you tell danielle? >> she didn't know us as long as the other girls did. she didn't know us as long and as well. we didn't want to scare her or flip her. we wanted to film. so we wanted her permission for that too. >> if the defendants are claiming that she knew that they were is going film her and do something, but she didn't know what, you still have the problem in this case in a kidnapping

handcuff key? >> sell it. >> had you sold one before? >> yes, ma'am. >> how much do you make for a handcuff key? do realize the danger that represents in a high security facility for $15 or $20, not only to you but to other inmates and staff as well? >> yes, sir. >> you realize the consequences? >> yes, sir. >> bowden will wait outside, but it only take as matter of moments for the classification team to reach a decision. >> inmate, the institution classification team, we're going to recommend upgrading close management one. this recommendation goes to said classification, and they have the final decision. we're also approving a two-year visitation suspension. is there anything else you'd like to tell us? >> no, ma'am. >> already considered a high security inmate, an upgrade to level one means that bowden's existing privileges and movements will be even more restricted than before. armando doctor has been a close management one inmate at santa rosa for the past several months. >> i've had him for years since i've been here. it's been a constant struggle but he is one of the more extreme cases we

handcuff me. the police tried to handcuff me to prevent me from seeing him. they left him laying on the ground like an animal in the street. >> according to his sister, dominique campbell has done time for carrying a gun. she says he never shot anyone. she ask that we not show her face. >> did you ever know him to carry a gun? >> yes. >> was he scared in that neighborhood? >> yes. he was carrying it because his wife said earlier that day somebody tried to rob him to take the dogs from him. >> sources say police have an independent witness that back up their account of what happened. sources say police found nine shell casings from campbell's gun on that scene. they say he was carrying a .45. live from northwest, pat collins, news 4. >>> thanks, pat. >>> a memorial held this morning on capitol hill for law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty last year. president obama was among those who attended the service. he paid tribute to the men and women who make the ultimate sacrifice to save others. the president spoke of their willingness to risk everyth

handcuff me. the police tried to handcuff me to prevent me from seeing him. they left him laying on the ground like a dead animal in the street. >> reporter: dominique campbell has done time for carrying a gun. but she says he's never shot anyone. she ask that we not show her face. >> reporter: did you know him to carry a gun? >> yes. >> was he scared in that neighborhood? >> yes. he was carrying it because that is why -- earlier that day somebody tried to rob him and take the dogs from him. >> reporter: sources say police have an independent witness to back up their account of the incident. they seychelle casings from dominique campbell's gun were found at the scene. ultimately, it could be ballistic tests and cell phone records that tell the real story about what happened last night on sixth street. live in the district, pat collins, news 4. >>> now to our weather. we have seen a strange day today. a mix of sun and clouds, little bit of rain. a threat of more strong storms. doug is tracking the conditions. >> we'll continue to see the strong storms. most of

handcuffs and it has known back doors with which microsoft for instance can change anything remotely. mac os has known digital handcuffs to restrict users the recent apple products the i things these have a known back spy features known digital and coughs the nastiest ever and unknown back door flash player which is gratis but not free software has surveillance feature and digital and coughs most sell your phones will transmit your location on remote command that's a surveillance feature and a back to work together thing to control use your credit card i mean well exactly why that's why normally buy things only with cash. point is that non free software because a corporation typically it's a corporation has control over the users through this program it uses that power to abuse them it puts it intentional malicious features how can we protect ourselves free software is the only known defense says richard stallman founded all of the free software and spotlight would be very shrewdly for a great stay with you continue to. sure is that so much could be you're going to get a lot of people over here you're not but look at me thinking the welfare state while attempting to save the struggling middle class are we reaching the point where society has ripped apart by socialism. down the official ante up location. i pod touch from the saps to. enjoy life on the good. video on demand. money fuel costs and r.s.s. feeds now with the palm of your. machine on the dot com. while come back to spotlight on al green novel just a reminder that my guest on the show today is richard stallman founder of the free software movement richard we've got we've got dozens of questions from our viewers and here's one from a man called k.c. and andre he put a question to you on our website what can the free software movement do to convince people to use free software instead of by heavily more a kid in proprietary products because. some people still believe that that windows are mad well it works better than them for it so well they don't realize that it's full of malicious features it's basically an instrument to give someone else power over them and this power is being abused constantly so what i do to try to show people why they should move to freedom respecting free software. is i don't talk about practical things near convenience because you know free software in some cases is convenient and in some cases less so just as proprietary software in some cases given in some cases less so they're not all incompetent i'm not going to claim that but they never respect your freedom and once you have come to understand this then you'll realize that it's worth making sacrifices to gain control over the things in that you live your life with the same control that your father assumed he would have when he was what is he an idealist how can you consider yourself to be free if you have a computer if you have a computer you booked if you live in europe your russian gas because your son alex residents are so you're not sorry you are free from the earliest years stretching the word for three yeah to include a lot you are here to see earth results i'm using it in a very specific way meaning freedom is having control over your own life it doesn't mean you can get anything you want if you're as supplied by the russians your life is controlled by the rich who actually know what it means is western europe is to some extent vulnerable to threats from russia. but after all it's an interdependent world to some extent but that doesn't mean an individual person in western europe doesn't have freedom and no i'm not i am and i don't want to be free but again that's a different issue i want to tell you. but that's different you see freedom doesn't mean that you have no social relationships it doesn't mean you're an island what it means is nobody is controlling you and making you do this and making you do that now but in a free society people generally have. their homes where they have where they own things and they can do with those things what they want to do of course their thing there are things where you affect others where you have to respect their rights but . you have a sort of severe of your own freedom around you but not if you're using a computer with proprietary software because they're the developer the owner of the program controls everything misalignment a what's your opinion on the g n u linux based national operating system funded and co financed by the government which government while government bodies are any garrido well first of all good new is the name of the operating system i started in one thousand nine hundred three but i was given good linux is a kernel which one program that we use with the system that was the one piece that we hadn't developed and mr torvalds provided one so good newsflash linux is the combination it's basically could do with linux so this is a complete operating system now in fact it's normally not funded by governments but we're happy to have government help in improving it so some pieces have been funded by governments along behind and government agencies must insist on using only free software for the sake of the computing sovereignty of the state if a state agency uses a non free program that means a private entity has control over the states computing that must not be ok commenting on the death of steve jobs you are quoted to say i'm not glad he's dead but i'm glad he's gone well i think the same thing was said about the mayor of chicago about his something similar yes i think survivor i'll try to do that i didn't quote it exactly right i posted an ex out of correction well what's what was wrong with me mean the idea of easy jobs figured out how to build computers that were prisons jails for the user and how to make them stylish and chic which said that if you need us we will make you late i'm an evil genius he did harm to the world because he convinced people to rush to stores saying put the handcuffs on me please. and that is extremely harmful. that's what we fight against so so does that mean that that like motorola phone is better. i'm not sure i don't think it is what kind of phone to use my mobile phone you don't have a moment of great because all mobile phones are surveillance and tracking devices what's wrong use what sort of that are available and sign for anybody even from a sad so you just ari i don't care i do care because i don't want big brother to know all about me or all about you. isn't big brother doesn't have enough money to spy on everybody else and with he mobile phones if you will it's automatic he will start spying on you doing when you stand in something you know not what you do something wrong that's assuming the government is a good guy with member and we're talking about governments of occupation that support the empire and whose purpose is to keep the people in line i've seen a sabotage i've seen a witness the couple of governments comprised of good guys

a 19-year-old man managed to slip off his handcuffs sitting in the back of a patrol car. he then took off leaving those handcuffs in clear sight on the car seat. a little thank you gift. he's still on the run this morning. >>> 5:38 right now. coming up, a terror plot stopped before it all starts. the latest al qaeda threat to target a u.s. plane and what it means for air travel today just ahead in a live report. >>> right now, a live look outside at san jose. yeah, that back light putting the city in the shadows. the weather coming up. mike will have the traffas . ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> this just into our newsroom, a local soldier has been killed in action in afghanistan. staff se

handcuffs on me and they felt terrible. i mean, i had one guy telling me it's like putting handcuffs on my brother. >> the jury believed he used the million dollars he raised to live a life of luxury purchasing houses, boats and sports cars. it is a different life for tiano today. >> you have a table there. you have four walls that are cement. you have cement floor. you have to use a restroom where you have to eat. there are two people. you have to go to the restroom here. everything is just so -- i wasn't brought up that way. you know, i'm from the old school. and it's very difficult. very, very difficult. >> not only was he former law enforcement, he still carried himself like a cop and here he was incarcerated in a pretty hardcore prison. i could see he really hadn't come to terms with the fact he was once a law enforcement agent and now he was an inmate. he still obviously struggled with that fact. he was lucky. he was put in a protective custody unit because otherwise he would be in grave danger. >> i wouldn't probably last five minutes on the mainline. >> why? >> well, they don't like cops. you know, or ex-cops. >> tiano

handcuffs. you see that van in the back, they are apparently loading some of those people up again into the van in handcuffs. we understand one man came out in a wheelchair and he was released and our own claudine wong spoke to that man and we will hear what he has to say shortly. again breaking news, this building on turk street where some people took over, there was a violent scene where some people were throwing pipes and bricks from the roof yesterday so police moved in overnight in riot gear and at least two people were taken out in handcuffs we will bring you more. there is another person coming out of the building so it looks fairly peaceful as they are bringing these people out. they are arresting them and they are calling them not occupied protesters but vandals and criminals. >>> mark zuckerberg said the new media site was inspired by steve jobs. apple's co-founder was one of the motivators. jobs had a liver transplant and in the hours following the organ doesn'ter -- organ donor announcement more than 1,000 people signed on as donors. >>> the most famous painting will be auctioned. it is called the scream and this could go for $80 million or more. it is one of four and he plans to use the money to set up a museum and arts center and hotel in norway. >> i am more of a monet fan than van gogh. >> okay. >> good morning, traffic is doing well and doing nicely on 280 getting up to highway 17 moving up toel valley with no delays. another complete update just a few minutes ahead, let's go back to downtown. >>> all the mayda

. >> in oakland and man escaped from handcuffs this 19 year-old was picked up at 6th/clay on burglary possibilities. he managed to get out of his handcuffsnd ran off. >> in sonoma county there are four people that are recovering from an earlier crushed with 2- cars highway 37. they shut down both highways in the air lifted a 10 year-old and a seven year- old to children's hospital with major head injuries. there were both conscious and responsive after that crash. >>pam: a medical and element they seem to be poised that would be preventative towards hiv infection. kiberlee sakamoto has details. >> kimberlee: this was created great the in the bay area. it is a some material based company. federal drug regulators confirmed that it is safe and effective to use when help the people are contracting hiv they stopped the risk of infection by 44 percent. and another study showed that reduced infection by 75% and heterosexual it is. two ant retro drugs a vaccine could be decades away it is hailed as a breakthrough in this 30 year campaign against this aids epidemic and fda will decide weather it could be recommended if they can be used for preven

handcuffs. >> i also dominatrix on the weekend. so yes. >> it's a weekend gig. >> its an a weekend gig, yes. we have shackles and handcuffs that we use on them if they want that. >> and when the sheer monotony at life at the outdoor facility known as tent city gets toe william frost and timothy young, they take ref future in the identity of others. >> pretty live from tin city. >> yo, hey, mr. day over there, huh? stallone, yo, when i'm done, buddy. don't worry about it, get him rocko, you son of a bitch. nikki loves you. chase the chicken. here chicky chicky. makes time go by quick. >> back to lockup msnbc, yar. >> maintaining one's true identity in jail can be more of a challenge to some than others. braydon daily who has spent the last six months here has an easier time than most. >> i get hit by a lot of girls here. >> ideally claims she's not just a lesbian, but a man born into a woman's body. >> when you're transgender, your brain has a sex. and my sex was male. >> is that you? >> yeah. >> on the right. >> you look like such a skater punk. >> yeah. >> that's what i did. >> besides feeling like she is in the wrong bo

handcuffs and escaped from the back of a police car. officers were driving the 19-year-old to a downtown oakland jail he got out and ran. he left the handcuffsnd on the seat, moss had been arrested for theft. >>> tense waiting game in albany police could move occupy the farm protesters any time from a plot of land owned by uc berkeley. occupiers ignored the request to leave over the weekend. now they face possible arrest at any moment. the movement has detailed what it wants to -- [ unintelligible ] they want to be hooked up to a water supply to irrigate crops. they want uc researchers to agree not to use pesticides there. >>> 5:33. government experts pouring over the next generation of underwear bomb. it was confiscated during a cia counterterrorism operation in yemen. >> fbi worries this bomb could get past machines and screeners. >> reporter: i have new information. one of the top guys is speaking out about this. in the last hour we heard from president obama's counterterrorism adviser, john brennan says authorities are confident the device and suspected suicide bomber are no longer a threat. there's still the issue of the better bomb tec

handcuffs. they were engraved with his name and they brought them to pakistan and that is where those requests. some of the pakistanis really came to look at those handcuffs as sort of a chasm of good luck. they knew that the guy had a daughter who was born after he died and so it became personal to them that they were helping fight find the people who did this. so it's there are scenes like that where there were a lot of people that were trying very hard and there is one colonel who we talk about in the book, who was extremely instrumental in working with the americans to catch these guys and they even brought him back to the united states, brought him to police week where the cops spend a couple of days hitting him really drunk. >> the intelligence bureau or the isi? >> the isi has different branches. they have a certain branch that deals with the external threat and the internal threat as you know and there is one branch that is essentially dedicated to being the handlers of some of the sectarian groups, but these guys were sort of the local, sort of like the low seoul police sole police version i guess where much more, they were in a different section