mr. sanchez should be held -- held to answer on the other misdemeanor battery charge. >> sanchez faces 11 years. norwood faces nine years for the so attack. both men are also facing unrelated firearms charges which carry an additional ten years in prison. >>> a man accused of shooting four people in vallejo park is in custody. gregory joseph bethany was arrested on wednesday in los angeles. he's suspected of shooting one person and injuring three others in an attack at crest park three weeks ago. they tracked him from phoenix to los angeles and searched two vallejo homes and recovered a rifle that they say is likely the murder weapon. >>> police say four people tried to rob the golden treasure store on may 30th. but when one of the men pull

mr. sanchez, they know everything get the they have pictures. mr. garwood says, but how much time the thing we're going to get. kraft >>pam: of a family of bryan stow praised the lapd and their hard work saying, obviously, we want justice. >>pam: a second suspect in the may 30th of armed robbery of a san ramon jewelry store has been arrested in hayward. one of the four suspects was shot and killed. today, san ramon police arrested this 22 year-old who was booked into the martina's attention facility charged with robbery and murder. by law, he is responsible for his partner's death since the death occurred while committing a crime. police are still looking for one final suspect. a state appeals court in san francisco upheld the involuntary manslaughter conviction of johannes mehserle. if a jury convicted mehserle of the killing of an oscar grant back in 2009. mehserle spent a year in prison before his release and recently appealed his conviction for an effort to clear his name for. fe three judge panel rejected his claim that there was insufficient e

mr. sanchez.sing his concern that he didn't have a place to parole and he was short. >> short? >> short to the door, meaning his release date was fast approaching. and so i told him that i would get him some applications for places in albuquerque. i brought you some applications like we talked a couple weeks ago in places for preparation for parole back to albuquerque. and your release date is -- >> july 1st. >> july 1st. >> that's all i'm waiting for. >> okay. so no more disciplinary. >> there's something in my heart that's just saying that something -- i'm not going to end up going that day. i don't know why. but i just sense it. i wonder if you can give them a ring on the phone, you know. >> yes, i'll follow up. >> can you push this, you know? let's get this approved so i can have that, all right, sanchez, you're approved. >> well, i can get the wheels rolling to make sure nothing happens that will delay you. >> i know something's going to happen. >> we'll do some follow-up for him to make sure

mr. sanchez should be held to answer on the other charge . er. >> reporter: he will face a mayhem charge as well as other chans, he is facing 11 years, norwood facing nine years, they are both facing firearm charges that could give them another ten years, they are both due back in two weeks for arraignment. in los angeles. >> federal agents arrested more than a dozen people in a nationwide child porn weep. two were arrested here in the bay area, one was caught and detained by immigration at san francisco international airport. the others gave up in napa, the other arrests were in the fresno area, bakersfield and sacramento. >> >> a religious group protested over the health mandate -- they said it's not constitutional to require employers that are religious schools and offer birth control even if they don't share their belief. >> you have to compromise your faith by providing birth control and abortion through your insurance policies. >> reporter: speakers called the law tyranny and questioned the president's commitment to religious tolerance.

mr. sanchez. >> yes, ma'am. >> mr. norwood. >> yes, ma'am. >>> gl a development for suspects in the brian stow beating case. that is one of the top stories. i'm tori campbell. we'll go live to los angeles in just a minute. first, we start with breaking news in oakland. police are investigating a body found in a waterway near the oakland colyseum. ktvu's mike mibach joins us live now. what can you tell us, mike? >> reporter: homicide detectives have been called to the scene. we just confirmed that with a lieutenant with theoakland police department. we are on the 5900 block of paulsi am way. this is a pretty big ditch that goes to the oakland estuary. about 150 yards is where all the activity is seen. a couple of members of the media are down there, also the alameda county coroner's van just arrived. it was about 10:30 when police received a report reportedly from a passenger on an amtrak train that saw a body in this waterway. when officers arrived on scene, they, indeed, found that body. they believe the body had been

mr. norwood responded yes. sanchez goes on and said, i got mad and they were talking noise to my sister, what am i going to do? mr. norwood response, we need to come up with a good defense. >> considering the overall evidence against mr. norwood costs, there is a strong position for holding hall the defendant to be held tampa. a call to >>j.r: defense and a number of arguments from discredit witnesses cleared third half crop of >>pam: is there a possibility of a pre bargain? >>j.r: there is always a possibility in big cases like this. we have been cases of this magnitude, the d.a. is going after the case in going after the case strong. they feel like they have the evidence. it will be dealt with in a case like this to see something like that. >>pam: seniors at one easily school went through a rehearsal today for graduation, but not everyone in the class was present on the field. brentwood's school administrators suspended students falling in school prank. this is the latest information. 50 students have been suspended

mr. sanchez? >> thank you. good evening, president hwang, vice president fung, and congratulations on your elevations. the subject property is in our zoning district -- it does not allow commercial districts. however, the ground floor used as a laundromat appears to be a nonconforming use that has continued over time. based on our records, which show it only being illegal single- family dwelling with the residential units on the second floor. the zoning would allow two dwelling units, and actually in this case, they do not have any on-site parking, but given a planning code amendment that occurred almost one year ago, if they were just adding one dwelling unit, they would not need a parking space, so they would be compliant if they saw -- had a permit, and also for exposure, because they do have the windows on athens. the issues i do see would be with open space. there is a useful open space requirement. this is a very small lots, 25 feet by 50 feet, and it has little weary are, said they would need to seek a j

mr. sanchez small are each facing one count of mayhem and give our on a felony assault.udge ordered them to stand trial after hearing six days of evidence including eyewitness accounts and from and sprigs of secretly tapes of conversations off its lehman cement. in one conversation, sanchez apologizes to norwood and more with knowledge is that if you are in before the two men discussed how they can defend themselves including flame in bryan stowe for a confrontation. >> the two men were arrested two months after the meeting. the judge says this tape conversations indicate awareness of their bill. the next hearing is set for one month with a trial possibly beginning in the fall. a man severely beaten in a road race fight is is all for another incident. jerry patterson was beaten near l.a. in may. this video was listed on any team. the man of of the round was in court on friday for drug driving hit and run case. police say that he hit a vehicle, fled the scene and assaulted a witness. he will be in court again for the hit and run next month. two men have been arrested for

i think if it would all ease intending to remove mr sanchez with these permission to take a quick all there will be a delicate diplomatic negotiation that will need to take place between ecuador and the u.k. authorities on that matter the key issue is whether or not the immunity that the ecuadorian is will be seen to grant to science will be respected by the u.k. government and the complexity associated with that is of course that science is currently being held in the united kingdom as a result of the swedish arrest warrant he's on bio at the moment pinning the finalization of those extradition proceedings to sleep and of course he's breached by all conditions by actually spending a night or two now the ecuadorian embassy so he is now wanted by the british police and they have indicated that it will suit your esteem. well while the world is are watching where the latest twists to assad as a legal saga will leave him he met with a leading figure from the wiki leaks website that made its founder our household name so you can watch our interview with kristen hutchinson a close friend of

mr. sanchez should be held to answer on the other misdemeanor battery charge. >> reporter: sanchez will face a charge on the attack of bryan stow and charges inside and outside the stadium. he's facing 11 years in prison. norwood is facing nine years for the attack on stow. both could get 10 years in federal prison if convicted. both are due back in court in two weeks for the arraignment. >>> and more details now bryan stow's family responded to today's hearing online. thanking authorities for their work in investigating the case. a new blog post reads, we put our faith and trust into everyone involved we know it's important to them as well to see justice prevail at the end of all of this. ktvu today talked with one of stow's coworkers about today's ruling. >> very heartened by it the fact that they initially caught these guys and positively identified and they feel they have enough evidence to go on with the trial. we all take a lot of comfort in that. >> his former coworker went to say stow had a lot of friends at amr. and he always talked about the giants. >>> ramos has been convicted of

mr. sanchez should be held to answer on the other misdemeanor battery charge. >> reporter: sanchez will face a charge on the attack of bryan stow and charges inside and outside the stadium. he's facing 11 years in prison. norwood is facing nine years for the attack on stow. both could get 10 years in federal prison if convicted. both are due back in court in two weeks for the arraignment. >>> and more details now bryan stow's family responded to today's hearing online. thanking authorities for their work in investigating the case. a new blog post reads, we put our faith and trust into everyone involved we know it's important to them as well to see justice prevail at the end of all of this. ktvu today talked with one of stow's coworkers about today's ruling. >> very heartened by it the fact that they initially caught these guys and positively identified and they feel they have enough evidence to go on with the trial. we all take a lot of comfort in that. >> his former coworker went to say stow had a lot of friends at amr. and he always talked about the giants. >>> ramos has been convicted of

courts can't consider that so you know it's a formality as i say and extradition is granted but mr sanchez case is the tip of a very big iceberg of cases like this and i don't want to protect genuine criminals from justice but our own citizens cannot be carted off to any part of the european union just on the basis of a piece of paper being filled up correctly. i wish mr sanders cases actually it actually got more public about the growing end of many mr baggs i want to make sure i touch of that if you could in a couple of words express what you think will happen to decide if he gets to the u.s. . if he gets to the u.s. well i mean they haven't even managed to come up with a how many long long of they had to consider this a year or two now they haven't actually come up with a charge against him i mean you've got americans on t.v. talking saying that he should be killed or executed. by the act of terrorists. well i mean what he's accused of is leaking their secrets which may or may not be an offense depending how he got hold of them and what he did with them and that's why there's no charge

i think if it would all ease intending to remove mr sanchez with his permission to take him to acquittal there will be a delicate diplomatic negotiation that will need to type ties between ecuador and the u.k. authorities on that matter but that key issue is whether or not the immunity that the ecuadorians will be seeking to grant his sons will be respected by the u.k. government and the complexity associated with that is of course that assigned is currently being held in the united kingdom as a result of the swedish arrest warrant he's flown by a look at the moment painting they finalize i shouldn all those extradition proceedings to sleeting and of course he's breached his bile conditions by actually spending the night go to now the ecuadorian embassy so he is now wanted by the british police and they have indicated that i will seek to arrest team. and while the world is watching where the latest twist in the sounders legal saga will leave him our team spoke to a spokesman for the website that made it found a household name christian hardens and admits that the few are over we can exit

mr. sanchez should be held -- held to answer on the other misdemeanor battery charge. >> sanchez faces 11 years. norwood faces nine years for the so attack. both men are also facing unrelated firearms charges which carry an additional ten years in prison. >>> a man accused of shooting four people in vallejo park is in custody. gregory joseph bethany was arrested on wednesday in los angeles. he's suspected of shooting one person and injuring three others in an attack at crest park three weeks ago. they tracked him from phoenix to los angeles and searched two vallejo homes and recovered a rifle that they say is likely the murder weapon. >>> police say four people tried to rob the golden treasure store on may 30th. but when one of the men pull out a gun, the store owner pulled out a gun and shot him. police are sill searching for one more suspect in the case. >>> a 4-year-old girl from concord is recovering from her 8th surgery. she was playing in front of her family's apartment. and she told -- she told her parents another be child threw chalk in the street and has when she went out to get

the issues faced by mr sanchez are serious is life and liberty and the life and liberty of so it is ation and those associated with it state. the united states government has instigated a grand jury against julian ascension other founders or managers of wiki leaks. eyestrain diplomats have described this investigation as being unprecedented scale in nature and nature just to refresh your memory about why assad has been extradited in the first place he's been called to sweden for question over allegations of sexual abuse but let me remind you in sweden consensual sex without a condom falls into this umbrella and that not rape or anything else is what is being pursued here what's more no charges have actually been placed against him as of now it's only the questions that sweden swedish authorities want answered so what is the big deal most sweden has close relations with the u.s. the american government isn't actively pursuing a songe for his role and releasing hundreds of thousands of cost classified military documents as well as the collateral murder documentary many say that sending a so

mr. sanchez should be held to answer on the other charge. >> reporter: those other charges mean sanchez faces 11 years, norwood nine years, both are also facing gun charges if they are convicted in federal court. they both are due back in criminal court for arraignment in two weeks. in los angeles. u. and stay with us for continuing coverage of the case an air and online. you can go to the website and click on the tab. >> a state appeals court upheld the involuntary manslaughter conviction in the shooting death of oscar grant. the attorney had argued that the evidence didn't j ustify the conviction but it was rejected. he has already served his prison term. >>> a counselor arrested an drug charges in santa cruz. deputies say the 33-year-old is a accused of selling heroin at her home. she was arrested at the residence wednesday afternoon. officers who served the search warrant say they found 6.7 grahams of heroin, packing materials, cash and other items. >> reporter: a driver of a tanker truck crashed today. a passerby called for help after hearing a man screaming from the canyon. the chp said

mr. sanchez it remains he took part maybe less culpable in the actual attack. >> brian stees family posted a note saying thank you and they trust the justice system will prevail in the end. marvin norwood faces nine years in prison. if brian stow dies two suspects could be charged with second degree murder. reporting from los angeles abc 7 news. >> and still coming up thousands of ex-cons back on the streets and no longer under state supervision. >> the newspaper article calling the safety of the new bay bridge into question. tonight caltrans demanding a retraction. >> there are retailers selling license plate cover that's can stop thieves but use one and you're breaking the l hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ you can see re 9:00 a.m. on petaluma hill road. and nick smith is live with the story. >> good evening steven allen norwick is a 65-year-old retired professor and he traveled this stretch of petaluma hill road. he wa

mr. sanchez but remains that ultimately he took part maybe less culpable in the actual attack. >>reporter: brian stow family post add note on facebook saying thank you and they trust the justice system will prevail in the end. he faces 11 years in prison. norwood faces nine years in prison but if brian stowe dies then the 2 suspects could be charged with second degree murder. reporting from los angeles, abc 7 news. >>> there is a lot more to get to for you this friday night. one man takes on an entire 62. up next. dedicated grandfather with a campaign to free dozens of students. >> also ahead. north bay mansion. teenager party and missing picasso. marin county caper that sounds like a movie. >> and really some amazing pichblingts how to stop everyone in their track. stay with us. 7 news at 9:00 >> novato police have multi-layer mystery on their hands. on the surface it appears to be a typical break-in but it combine the element of outrageous mansion, former head of state, partying teenagers and missing art treasure. all of this at this house in novato. wayne has more. >>reporte

mr. brewer was saying earlier. >> let him ask the question. >> gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from california, miss sanchez, is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and general holder, thank you so much for joining us here today. i know that it's an important responsibility of your office to submit to this committee's oversight and i know that you would agree that this is an important role for our committee to play. it can't be easy. i feel your pain, to sit in front of us for such a lengthy period of time and answer questions about the many different areas under your purview. so i'm going to apologize. i come toward the end. if some of my colleagues have already bent your ear on this topic. i would be remiss if i didn't bring up the recent changes in the department of justice policies regarding the reimbursement to local governments under the state criminal alien assistance program or known more commonly as scaap. scaap per mitts states and localities to seek reimbursem t reimbursements for the cost of detaining immigrants charged with a felony or two or more misdemeanors. deportation is a federal resp

mr. sanchez is being treated extraordinarily harshly because of his public position.or charges filed at the most. he's cooperating at every stage, and we even set up this initial review by child protective services in alabama because we knew that it would show that there were no marks as a result of this spanking. >> you came forward on his behalf to authorities after the tape came out? >> after the tape came out, we initiated contact with the authorities, and we offered our help. and we let them know because dana and zach were en route to alabama at the time. law enforcement didn't know where they were. >> take a look at this video. is it hard to defend him when you look at this? keep in mind, there was no sound recorded here. so we don't know what's being said. but if you're law enforcement and you're looking at this video, what would you do? >> and i understand the video is difficult to watch, and disciplining children is a personal choice. people set the bar for right and wrong, but the question here, was this a legal violation? california law is very clear that p

mr. campbell from california for his five minutes. >> thank you, miss sanchez. chairman bernanke, you made it quite clear that so called qe 3 is a decision that hasn't been made and won't be made for at least 11 days or whatever you said. what i would like to ask is from my perspective i'm not -- a qe3 would affect interest rates and potentially liquidity neither of which it seems to me are obstacles to growth at the moment. if the interest rates being historically low and appears to be plenty of liquidity. my question is why, in considering a qe3, if the decision were made to do it, i understand you haven't made that, but in what way do we believe or does someone believe it would help the current economic situation? >> so again, putting aside the question of whether we need further steps, putting aside the question of the adverse side effects that are risks and costs with given policies, our analysis is that the quantitative easing programs we did in the past did ease financial conditions, they lowered interest rates, they lowered the spreads between private ra

mr. chairman. congresswoman sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, mr.chairman for being for us today. i want to go back to -- [inaudible] i want to go back to something you just said to my colleagues on the senate. you are talking about one of the various portions of that fiscal clifford the desperation that the bush tax cut, but she said i'm not advocating not necessarily peer-to-peer or other steps that the congress could do. could you in your wisdom tell us what those other steps might be, just articulate them so i have a to-do list at that the case? >> i think i might enough not to tell you the answer to that question. what i am saying is that the concern here in the short term is that all of these measures together if they all occur will not to withdraw as spending and an increase in taxation depending on how you count between three and 5% of gdp, which would have a very significant impact in the near-term recovery. whatever benefits you might see in most programs in the long-term. but i am saying is that members of congress, steps should be taken

sanchez: mr. chairman. the chair: the gentlelady from california. ms. sanchez: i request a recorded vote, please. the chair: the gentlelady requests a vorded -- recorded vote. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from vermont rise? >> i have ap amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will dez igthate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 7 printed in the congressional record offered by mr. welch of vermont. the chair: the gentleman from vermont is recognized for five minutes on his amendment. mr. welch: i thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, representative gardner of colorado and i offer this amendment, he's the lead sponsor but his plane is late and i'm standing in in his place as a co-sponsor. previous legislation by this congress required our governmental agencies to do an energy audit. and the reason behind that nverage audit was that it would lead to energy savings. there are firms that can do energy saving contracts at no expense to the taxpayer, no exp

sanchez, on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. ms. loretta sanchez of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote -- the chair: on this vote the yeas are 182 and the nays are 237 and the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished is request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by mr. polis on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. polis of colorado. the chair: a request for a recorded vote has been reque

mr. breuer was saying earlier. >> ask a question. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the chimp in from california, ms. sanchez, is recognize. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and general holder, thank you so much for joining us here today. i know that it's an important responsibility of your office to submit to this committee's oversight and i know that you would agree that this is an important role for our to play. but he can't be easy. i feel your pain to sit in front of us for a lengthy period of time and answer questions about the many different areas under your purview. so i'm going to apologize. i come towards the end it so my colleagues have already been to air on this topic but i would be remiss if i didn't bring up the recent changes in the department of justice policies regarding the reimbursement to local governments under the state criminal alien assistance program, or number, as scab. charged with felony or two or more misdemeanors. deportation is a federal responsibility and scaap is a program which acknowledges that our overburdened local law-enforcement facilities shouldn't have to bear those costs

mr. bishop of utah. an amendment by ms. loretta sanchez of california. an amendment by ms. jackson lee of texas. an amendment by mr. higgins of new york, an amendment by mr. bishop of new york. the chair will reduce to two minutes any time for electronic vote on the -- after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by ms. moore of wisconsin. the chair: a recorded veat has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or co

sanchez, is recognized. i'm sorry. the gentleman from florida, mr. deutsche is recognized. >> i knew it wasn't intentional. thank you, mr. chairman. general holder, thank you for joining us here today. as we're all aware, general holder, a statewide, ineligible voters is under way in florida. now, all voters benefit from voter efforts, oversight, accuracy, enough time to rectify mistakes. the purge under way in florida is nothing of the sort. a list of 182,000 suspected noncitizens has been compiled by governor scott's administration. this list is so riddled with mistakes that governor scott's own secretary of state, kurt browning, objected to the list. yet the risk was not reason enough for governor scott to stop. cross checking driver's license data with state voter files was guarant guaranteed to result in mistakes. guaranteed. many illegal immigrants who have become citizens are still classified as noncitizens in the motor vehicle records. but it doesn't explain how a world war ii veteran and bronze star winner from davie, florida, was listed and doesn't explain how a ft. lauderdale small businessowner

sanchez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you mr. chairman for being before us today. i want to go back to -- i want to go back to something that you just said to my colleague from the senate. you were talking about one of the biggest portions of that fiscal cliff would be the expiration of the bush tax cuts but you said, i'm not advocating that necessarily. there are other steps that could -- the congress could do. could you, in your wisdom, tell us what those other steps might be, just articulate them so i sort of have a to-do list, if that's the case. i think i know them. >> i think i'm wise enough not to tell you the answer to that question. what i'm saying is that the concern here in the short term is that all of these measures together, if they all occur, will amount to a withdrawal of spending and an increase in taxation depending on how you count between 3 and 5% of gdp, which would be a very significant impact on the near term recovery. whatever benefits you might see in those programs in the very long term. and what i'm saying is that in ways that are up to c

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> the president, mr. obama, is heading back to the bay area for a quick lunch tomorrow. he'll be collecting big money during his brief stopover. his visit will impact traffic along the peninsula. air force one is scheduled to touch down at sfo and around 11:40 a.m. and then depart just a few hours later for los angeles. the president is scheduled to attend an economic roundtable before attending a luncheon at the julia morgan ballroom in the financial district f. you're asking wasn't the president just here? the answer is yes. the visit to san jose less than two weeks ago. a complete election coverage. 0 our political analyst larry gerston will join us at 6:30. you can always go to our website nbcbayarea.com for the latest updates on all the important races through this evening. a mixed reaction tonight following the ninth circuit court's refusal to hear a challenge to prop 8, california's ban of same sex marriage. activists who favor gay marriage say the court's decision was expected. the 11 judge panel

mr. campbell from california for his five minutes. >> thank you ms. sanchez. chairman bernanke, you made it quite clear that the so-called to e3 is a decision that has not been made and will not be made for at least 11 days. what i would like to ask is, from my perspective, bqe three would affect interest rates potentially and potentially liquidity. neither of which it seems to me our obstacles to growth in interest rates being historically low and there appears to be liquidity. so my question is, why, in considering a few e3 if the decision were made to do it, in what way do we believe or somewhat believe that would help with the economic situation? >> again, putting aside the question of whether we need further steps in putting aside the question of the adverse side effects for risk and costs associated with given policies, our analysis is that the quantitative easing programs we did in the past did e.'s, did e.'s financial commissions. they lowered interest rates. they lowered the spreads between private rates and cover my rates. so in other words even give

mr. fiske said. >> they punched them and started cursing. >> upon returning to their car, the witness describe what happened next. as she spoke, luis sanchez we acted. >> the shorter one almost gave me a high five. at body is going to hit my face. i moved out of the way. he reacted again to another one of for comment. when another group of giants fans walked by, the same witness said the two men chased after them as well. shortly afterwards was when bryan stow was attacked. >> i heard him hit the pavement of the parking lot. it sounded like someone's head smashing against the pavement. no one could identify either man specifically but their descriptions matched. the preliminary hearing will wrap up tomorrow and then the judge will decide if there is enough evidence to go to trial. >>pam: the man accused in the murder of a vanished south bay cheerleader made his second court appearance but did not enter a plea. >> outside the courtroom, supporters of sierra lamar held signs demanding justice. a massive prostitution crackdown. a total of 32 arrests have been made. finally, after months of legal fighting, the video showing the injured wife of

mr. reed of new york. an amendment by ms. loretta sanchez of california. an amendment by mr. polis of colorado. an amendment by mr. lugen of new mexico. an amendment by mr. chabot of ohio. an amendment by mrs. blackburn of tennessee. an amendment by mr. mulvaney of south carolina. an amendment by mr. flake of arizona, an amendment by mr. king iowa. an amendment by mrs. lummis of wyoming. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time of any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on the amendment offered by the gentleman from nebraska, mr. fortenberry, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the yeas prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. fortenberry of nebraska. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning ma

sanchez. >> you heard somebody say it's just a game? >> yes sknshgs that was from the -- >> yes, and that was from the giants side. the next thing that happened mr. stowe was on the floor after being hit in the face. restroom again this, is a preliminary hearing, the prosecution basically trying to show the judge there is enough evidence for a trial. tomorrow, we account hear from louis sanchez's sister in this case, and she could testify against her brother. reporting in the newsroom, jr stone, kron4 news. >>> police in pleasanton are asking for the public's help in identifying a woman whose body was found in a trash can last month. today, they released this sketch of what the woman looked like. the body was discovered on may the 24th along dublin canyon road in pleasanton. she had no distinctive marks nor tattoos but was wearing this unusual jewelry. her fingerprints are not on any law enforcement files. police say there are no missing persons reports in the area. >>> what happened after one of its wings got clipped on the way to its new home. >>> google held a press conference today where they showed off new features for google maps. one coul

mrs. stern was here today she would fully expected to continue. in san francisco, don sanchezews. >> lisa argen is joining us now. you can see this information just in to the abc weather center. >> there's a lot to go over because the clouds have really been hanging on along the central coast. it was clear this morning in the north bay and now look at it in the city. it looks pretty good. >> yeah. >> but we still have some delays at sfo. a little wind. that's going to keep us cool. and today we are talking temperatures as much as twelve and thirteen degrees below the average. we should see 82 in san jose and 83 in santa rosa. we will be far from those numbers today. and that sea breeze will allow for the cool breezes at the giants-a's game today. live doppler 7hd shows a few areas of high clouds but overall sitting nice and quiet right now. you see the sweep on top of the mount saint helena. no rain in the forecast. just a weak front that pushed on through. we will look at another system to the north and west of us that will be influencing our weather for the next several days

mrs. stern was here today shield fully expected to continue. in san francisco, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> lisa argen is joining us now. a bizarre yesterday and a better today. isn't that what life is all about? [laughter] >> yeah. you said it all. you know, we are looking at a slow warmup, though. still going to be on the cool side. outside right now we are looking at a pretty shot from our sutro camera. you can see it's already date. we are looking at the low fog and clouds. a nice, bright start to the day whereas yesterday we had the economist drizzle not only in the morning hours but throughout much of the day. and 7hd, a little bit in the way of low cloudiness burks we aren't picking up much of anything. so we are starting out a little better. so as a result this afternoon we will have milder conditions with more sunshine out there. but it looks like we are going to have to wait several days to warm up. so we will range once again probably about five to eight degrees below average. upper 40s where we've had the clear skies for the past several hours. the wind is pretty

sanchez. the gentleman from arkansas, mr. griffin is recognized? thank you mr. chairman, thank you mr. attorney general. i want to ask you if you are familiar with the olmstead case. it deals with disability law. are you prepared to talk about it today? >> i am not an expert on it. >> okay. let me ask you a few questions. in my state, we have a number of homes, institutions, for the developmentally disabled. around the country, there have been a number of lawsuits against some of these homes, alleging violations of civil rights. in some instances, these lawsuits are filed with the view that the olmstead case contemplates a structure where the institutions are phased out, and that individuals who are disabled, intellectually disabled, developmentally disabled, those individuals are moved into more community-based care. >> my state has been, in arkansas, has been the subject of some of these lawsuits. first of all, i wanted to ask, do you believe that the olmstead case requires a movement away from the institutional care for the developmentally disabled, or do you believe that these inst

mr. rubin. >> the building has not been expanded at all. the staircase is the only issue, and that is the issue before you. all of it was signed off by both. scott sanchez suspended a permit to give himself the time to investigate. he lifted it was properly done. thank you for lifting this. goo>> can you explain how many permits there are? >> not off the top of my head. >> there were two permanent taken at the same time in july of last year, and one was for the voluntary seismic of grain. they originally started out wanting to do kitchens and baths. once they decided to do that, they decided not to do the kitchen, but they decided to do some additional work, and then there were revisions to each of these permits, and there was one revision to the seismic upgrade. >> can you describe those? >> sure, the first one was to add a full blast to the basement region -- a full bath to the basement and to add a shed in the rear and a teacher and lightning and fans in the basement and a structural modification to the stairs, and the revision to the voluntary seismic upgrade was a structural provision. >> the shed was added to the rear of the building or the proper

mr. rubin. >> the building has not been expanded at all. the staircase is the only issue, and that is the issue before you. all of it was signed off by both. scott sanchez suspended a permit to give himself the time to investigate. he lifted it was properly done. thank you for lifting this. goo>> can you explain how many permits there are? >> not off the top of my head. >> there were two permanent taken at the same time in july of last year, and one was for the voluntary seismic of grain. they originally started out