so quickly to acknowledge that none of this would be done without the work of the justis and the justis council. they worked around the clock when the servers were down. the justis governance council participants -- they attend every one of our council meetings and provide valuable guidance and recommendations from the police department i will acknowledge susan -- andrew and rodrigo castillo. at this time if you have any questions? >> thank you very much, this is an important part of the puzzle with the justis ringing together information of the law-enforcement, district attorney's office and the support network understand and have an idea what the statistics are. this is incredible. thank you so much for your efforts. >> thank you. >> commissioner turman: the fiscal year data on the mock-up goes back to 2010. does your data go back further than that? >> it goes back further than that. there is data going further back. >> within your portal? >> the data does exist; we just did not show it in this report. >> commissioner turman asked the question but i want to be clear that the data goes

it looks like the justis project replaces the cable system. my understanding is that it is a database for local background check, i want to get more of the big picture perspective and also want to find out - my understanding is that the cable system was not a system connected to any databases. i am wondering if the justis system will be different, connected to any federal database like the fbi or department of homeland security. >> i am the justis project manager. justis is designed to replace the aging cable mainframe system. each department is in the process or has completed the implementation of the wrong department specific case management system. though specific case management systems connect to justis is a way to exchange data between departments. since justis is at that how point, it gives us the ability to all information and roll it up to public data as well as criminal justice data. what was your other question? >> i am wondering if justis is any different. >> i know their systems in the city and county of seven san francisco to col

i will discuss quickly the justis project. the transfer of function to the city of ministers administrator's office which occurred in march, 2011. our mission is to support the criminal justice department and need to share information in compliance. the justis project is to provide sharing data get abilities, provide individual case management system to address departmental business needs for the police department, the sheriff department, district attorney's office, public defender, adult probation and to connect the court system. the city administrator is the executive sponsor and will provide oversight and operational decision making .the council provides budget decision-making. the technical steering committee meets on technical issues and we do that weekly. some of the development since the transfer of functions. at the time of the transfer from a staffing perspective the program only had four feel positions out of eight budget it. since that time we promoted to of our own staff and added two for a total of seven. increase

your argument would be stronger, justi justi justi justice kaygen said, if they were born before 1948. well, justice said, you have to be very old to say palestine. i intervened on behalf of persons aged 64 and over and mindful that next year i will turn 80, god willing. not all that old, i told my youngest colleague. in the past years, lawyers and journalists have paid attention to remarks from the bench, concerning our workload, which some misguided commentators think is too light. should stay with me this weekend and you'll see. justice breyer equipped defensively, i'm not trying to get out of

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and that type of thing particularly when there's always revenues to build jails aad of a criminal justi protesters also gathered to bring attention to the lack of jobs in the city and to end police brutality. new evidence from police officers tonight in the sexual harrassment case involving anne arundel county executive john leopold. leopold. a former employee is suing leopold for sexual harrassment..... and the newly released depositions of three county officers appear bol wanted to 'get rid of her'.....and described how another county officer was ordered to 'fix it." the former employee talked to us via skype this afternoon. 3 (22:36:26) "i know this was not a personal favor. it was the r these are the ggntlemen who will restore the integrity of the the county executive isn't dept3 commenting about this latest turn of events. kers are moving closer to passing a tand as ohn rydell already given preliminary approval to the measure, but the debate is far3 ♪ ♪ i'd do anything for you, dear ♪ ♪ anything 'cause you mean everything to me ♪ ♪ i'd know that i'd go anywhere ♪ ♪ for your smile ♪

. >> my name is john justy. and i have a letter from robert schuman, 17 buena vista terrace. it begins with please allow this letter to serve as my written objection to the proposed construction of a third level at 611 buena vista west. the proposed addition of 611 buena vista is top-heavy and much too close to the houses on all sides. the proposed glass box, the look of the current sign will have an extreme negative effect on surrounding properties. it is out of character with the neighborhood and will propose problems relating to loss of privacy and shadowing. please vote no. do not allow this project to continue. the house itself has primarily glass and metal. that does not absorb noise.ath she also was involved in creation of national john steinbeck center. history and our heritage are so very important. our culture and our values are reflected in how we hand it down to our grandchildren and to their grand children. residents 615 buena vista west, you can't help stopped -- stop admire the grace and beauty and wonderful surroundings we live in. you begin to understand ther

. >>> prec radocuradurÍa de justi terminado con el levantamiento de evidencias.as casas de algunos de los habitantes en busca de las pertenencias de la cantante mÉxico estadounidense. >>> mucha gracias. >>> el dueÑo de la compaÑÍa dueÑa del aviÓn rompio el silencio. >>> el hombre podrÍa ser una figura clave para determinar lo que sucediÓ, tenemos el informe. >>> el aviÓn que fallecio jenni rivera y seis ocupaocupantes es en perfecto estado de mantenimiento y su piloto de 78 aÑos posiblemente sufriÓ un ataque cardiaco mientras piloteaba. >>> el empresario que tiene dos demandas en estados unidos parece tener un pasado oscuro en este paÍs, desde poseer varios alias hasta segÚn como la deaÑod dea nos confirmÓ por permitir el uso de sus naves para el traslado de drogas. fue encausado en 1991 de conspirar para distribuir cocaÍna en la florida, tiene dos demanda de las compaÑÍas por cometer fraude al mentir que habÍa sido convicto de crimenes en este paÍs. >>> fue deportado a mÉxico en el 2004, su paradero ahÍ se desconoce, el vocero del grupo musical los tigres del no

. >> sábado iabíamos que la justi tenía que prevalecer. >> importante decir que hubo decenas de testimoniosios de personas que estaban en contra de que él siguiera en su cargo, decían que les preocupaba que si permanecía en su puesto de sheriff las víctimas podían estar con temor por delitos de los cuales son blanco y esas son las noticias, una decisión con los supervisores de san francisco y dará que de que hablar y veremos que tiene queen decque decir lo activista en relación con la violencia doméstica y había pedido que no volumviera y la decisión con 4 votos que decidieron apoyarlos y veremos que sucede y mañana con más información. >> (♪) >> una joven de 17 años apuñalada en el torzo en la misión en san francisco entre las calles 20 y 21 y hubo una pelea entre variass personas, están investigando si hay conexión y hasta ahora no se sabe quien la agredgred ó. >> no enfrentará cargos por una persecución a pie, la oficina del fiscal de alameda dijo que lo que hizo el policía estaba bien porque el hombre no tiró el arma con el cual le apuntó al policía. >> un químico que estalló y la polic

>>> this comes to us from wfla in tampa, florida, where 12-year-old michael justies faces an in school suspension for violating the school's hair policy. he and his entire family died their hair pink to honor family members who had cancer. he died his hair black to accommodate the principal's decision. >>> well, i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. wbal tv 11.atching live. local. late-breaking. this is 11 news at 5:00 am. >> good morning. a crisp start on a thursday morning. we do not expect any weather trouble. 49 at the airport. it will be a cool day to day but we will see lots of sunshine. high temperatures between 60 and 65. sunrise at 7:13. >> thank you. the time is 4:56 and 49 at the airport. >> following a developing story out of east baltimore. >> following breaking news and where and overnight fire claimed the lives of five people, including several children. that story's next. >> high-stakes face-off. by tonight's vp debate is getting so much attention. >> closures in effect. >> closures in effect. 50 on the east

. >> justy breyer! justice breyer! >> reporter: in the u.s., the justices sometimes travel with armed security. today, the court refused to comment on whether breyer had a security detail with him in nevis. this is not the first time one of the justices on the nation's highest court has run into criminals. retired justice david souter was mugged by a group of men in 2004. justice ruth bader ginsburg had her purse snatched while walking near the kennedy center with her husband and daughter. the fbi is in nevis investigating. sources do not believe he was targeted but, rather, the victim of random street crime. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> and today is the one-year anniversary of one arab spring uprising that still threatens a key u.s. ally. a year ago today, bahrain's shiite majority rose up. the rulers responded with violence. the country remains deeply lly divided. >>> an american tradition is being embraced by lovers. officially considered an unwelcome and imported western custom, valentine's day is being

and at last, justice bryer instructed council, go back to justi justice kagin and don't forget her question. and many minutes lapsed and she said, i've forgotten my question. see what it means to be tjunior justice. the term has been more than usually taxing. some have called it the term of the century. perhaps that explains why the funniest justice, called council's argument extraordinary, no fewer than ten times. some of us think that jaw city scalia is extraordinary is, perhaps, becoming rather ordinary. the argued case this is term numbered 80. that's a decrease of six from last term. but the decline was offset by per curiam decisions issued in cases decided without full briefing or any oral argument. some were dispositions of that kind already numbered ten, more than twice the number issued at this time last year. too many? i leave that for you to judge. to date, opinions have been released in 58 of the 80 argued cases. one petition was dismissed post argument as drafted and 21 cases remain to be announced before the judges scatter for the summer. the court split 5-4 or 5-3, with one j

there's so many possibility, you could have people at homelandve security, people in pthe justie department that made money indem drug trafficking. you could have corruption that the administration is trying to conceal. the documents that have been given to the house, everything is redacted, like bernie playrn did i iemadoff. everything is blacked out.acke this is a bad issue. >> does the, does the congress and ultimately the american public need to know all these details?et >> i think the american publicec needs to know, this is just ais gop witch- hunt to figure out something to pin on obama who ih squeaky clean, has a great marriage, done a great job, but they can't figure out how toho w attack him. so they are making up things ank going after the scapegoating, the attorney general, and pulling, like this is an iran contra thing. but it's not.'s i don't know that ryan is aware maybe he's not aware.no a u.s. federal agent is dead because of this.of and you're talking about obama's marriage? i don't see the relevance.rele >> i guess you thought this would be the best thing though attack ob

>>> this comes to us from wfla in tampa, florida, where 12-year-old michael justies faces an in school suspension for violating the school's hair policy. he and his entire family died their hair pink to honor family members who had cancer. he died his hair black to accommodate the principal's decision. >>> well, i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> a chilly start to your day. swrooel your forecast in just a moment. >> making news at this hour, more than just a sideshow. why the stakes tonight in the vice presidential debate are big oher than in elections past. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to news4 today. this morning we'll get more answers about the death of a giant panda cub at the national zoo. the cub lived for six days before it died late last month. zoo keepers now believe the panda was a female. a preliminary report showed the cub had liver abnormalities and fluid in its abdomen. the zoo will hold a news conference at 10:00 a.m. we will be there. look for the latest a

the social and industrial justis agenda, most people would not protections that were set up there. i think obama's quite wisely most popular expert in government and the final assault on the progressive era. so if it's obama, protecting a vision of government post-19 pre-1910, obama will win that fight and i think that's why he set it up this way. as mr. rove outlined in his article today in the wall street journal, republicans aren't going to fall for this. they're not going argue, i would imagine they won't against the wisdom of teddy roosevelt's new nationalism and they're going to go after his agenda whether it's on health care, stimulus or other things like that. the other thing that's interesting about the speech obama gave, there wasn't any big policy change in what he outlined. he has now taken his new foundation idea which is is an investment in education, science and research, tax reform, financial regulation and he also talked about the wisdom of the financial reform and in georgetown 2009. he's taken that same agenda and put the rhetoric of fairness. and that's how he's

for them, in security, in justy, in equality, define their days. we see rebels, gangs and organized crime syndicates undermining the institutions. we see violence driven by political exclusion. conflict over natural resources, a lack of jobs, grieve enss of corruptions and human rights abuses. over the past 20 years, too many countries that we thought had put an end to violent country, so it erupt again. because of mismanagement of the situations by international community. their political institutions were not yet effective. to resort differences peacefully. these high rates of relapse that the international community to give fresh impetus to our work across the country settings for the new peace projects set up in 2006. our goal is to focus not only on negative peace, but absence of violence. but also on the foundations of long-term civility and party of peace. we aim to give confidence to the people. and political support on the long-term. especially when the media and -- to give -- to obvious crisis. when the tv crews are there to cover the sto

calls for justis are getting louder in the trayvon martin case. abc2 news linda so is here with the latest on investigators into the teen's death what they are expected to say today. >> reporter: we have learned federal officials will meet with trayvon martin afamily in florida today and a special prosecutor has been appointed by the state. >> justice for trayvon. >> reporter: thousands rallied at a park in florida to demand justice for the 17-year-old. hale -- rally was supposed to be held at a church but a was moved -- but was moved to a bigger crowd. the police chief announced whoa temporarily step down. trayvon was killed near his fiancee's house. george zimmerman said he killed him in stive defense but trayvon's father says that's a lie. >> we want an arrest and we want a conviction for the murder of our son. >> reporter: we have learned police never interviewed key witness like trayvon's girlfriend who was on the phone as the incident happened and never gave zimmerman a prosecute -- a toxicology test. linda so, abc2 news. >>> it's 5:34. we h

and reverting the course of justi justice, and i'm looking to that because it bolsters the case that i want to make with you reaching the highest levels of the new york based company and involving access to the uk and the u.s. now we look at the list here and see these are senior people for the company. and they applied for renewal of the license in 2007. five years ago. and despite this long list, the fec did not announce any plans for proactive investigation into whether or not newscorp -- in the u.s. and i address this to each one of you. what does it take for the fec to begin an investigation? >> well, only we have important responsibilities under the law. we're aware of the issues that we see in the uk. these matters may come before the fcc as a judicatory matters. i think it would be inappropriate for us to prejudge them. and also inappropriate to speak about any investigations we may -- >> we're not talking about an outcome. we're talking about a natural disaster. >> we don't comment, as other agencies of government don't comment on the status of investigations. we have import

lawyers for the neighborhood watch volunteer who fired the fatal shot say his aks were justi justifiedpping up his first ever visit to mexico, pope benedict arrives in cuba. he'll visit santiago before visiting havana tomorrow. >>> let's look at today's weather. late-day rain from seattle to just north of france. windy with snow in the sierra nevada. a wet day into minnesota. >>> and finally, a man who says his memory is just average is the national memory champion for the second year in a row. he set a new record at this weekend's contest. he's here in new york. how and why did he do it? "nightline" anchor bill weir put him to the test. >> reporter: they say dogs have a short-term memory of about 20 seconds. honestly, mine is worse. jack of spades, jack of clubs. >> nope. >> reporter: it's all the more humiliating because the guy sitting next to me can memorize the order of an entire deck of cards in 63 seconds. just one of the skills that makes nelson dellis the reigning national memory champion. it began when his grandmother got alzheimer's and he got scared. he stumbled into the wo

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we have scores if not hundreds of americans that are working, paying their taxes, and justi justify -- this is a decision about trust, this is a decision about doing the right thing. how ironic would it be for someone to make a decision and the taxpayers -- all the history of the berry amendment, how ironic it would be after we talked tonight about industrial base, we talked about protecting small jobs and growing this type of business and then if we let these scores and hundreds of americans lose their jobs because of some decision made somewhere, that once again, we can't even find out who made it, how sad that would b this is about trust, these people pay their taxes, they support our military. they should be able to keep doing their jobs. >> the gentleman yields back. the chairman recognizes the gentleman from texas for two minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman, mrs. an exception to the berry amendment for procurements made outside the u.s. in support of combat operations and combat procurements. i don't know exactly who made the decision, what i do know is our whole purpose in afgha

among the charges, they say, murder, attempted murder, robbery and obstruction of ju justis. >> in the days and weeks that filed our investigation revealed the defendants went through great lengths trying to cover their tracks and escape justice. as the suspects learned this morning justice is patient and justice is resolute. >> the violence must stop and the indictment unsealed today is a clear message to gang members that they will be brought to justice for the pain and sorrow they inflict on their communities. >> reporter: he lives two doors down from the petaluma suspect. he shot video and photos of the raid. he can't believe what his neighbor is accused of. >> that's scary to know that you're livy next to someone who -- who can make a commotion like this. >> to the gang members who are still out there i'd offer this warning. be being looking over your shoulder because there's a good chance we're coming for you next. >> reporter: the suspect will be in federal court tomorrow morning. four of them face charges that make them eligible for the death penalty. now the federal agents tha

harmon wright has been charged with murder and is here in the fauquier county jail, many are saying justy is finally served -- justice is finally served. >> his initial reaction was shock and horror. he was on the verge of nausea. >> reporter: dan hawes escorted his client culpeper police officer daniel harmon wright jail after a special grand jury indicted him for murder and three our counts. he is charged in the shooting death of 354-year-old patricia cook in her jeep in a catholic school parking lot february 9th. >> she had been warden, around in the religious school and refused to identify herself. >> reporter: they wound up in a confrontation. he told investigators she caught his arm in the window and was dragging him when he shot her six times. special prosecutor jim fisher says it didn't happen that way. >> the terms trapped and drags were used. these were not descriptors that i would have used. >> and she's being held there. he can't -- he can't free himself. >> reporter: harmon wright's attorney says it's true. he wasn't dragged. he says it was his hand that was caught in the win

first understand that profits don't happen by accident, or justy being a good person who is passionate about their business. to turn a consistent profit requires research and planning, so you can establish what your goods and services are worth, and then have the entrepreneurial conviction to price to earn a profit on purpose and without apology. to do this, there are three things you must know at all times: your cost per unit of goods or service; the maximum price you can charge for that unit and still be competitive in the market place; and the difference between those figures; that is, your profit- or-loss per unit. you need to break down the costs per unit to the penny, taking into account rawaterials, labor, time and expertise, etc. you also need to know what customers are currently paying to others for the goods or services you provide. price too much lower, and you won't turn a profit. too much higher, and you risk losing out to lower priced competition. either you're turning a profit or you're not. business is a competition and profit is how you keep score. set, and monitor, an

he was out to dinner win evening and someone came up to him and said justis briere, i think you're the greatest justice on the court. i really admire your work. can you tell me who is your favorite justice on the court. justice suitior said i think by far the greatest intellect on the court is david suitior. >> you know the story about the national association of women judges had a reception. after my appointment, and they presented us with t-shirts. senators read i'm senator, not ruth and mine read i'm ruth, not senator. >> i once saw an argument where the lawyer confused two women, i'm not sure, i think it was actually when you were on the court, so i think it might have been justice ginsburg and justice sotomayor who were confused, and then 20 minutes later the same lawyer confused two men on the court. >> oh, gosh. >> and i think that the second was purposeful. >> mm-hmm. >> i think he realized he had done it once, an darned if he wasn't going to do it again with -- with gender neutrality. >> oh, that's funny. >> that's the difference the three makes because we haven't been confuse

john: rehab four justices giberg and justi breyer both liberal justices. >> justice ginsberg is not welly justice breyer will set there for another 10 years of major permits. if obama replaces justice ginsberg it would be with the% i'd like mind but 30 or 40 years the junior. so y are removing a s reticent senior citizen for a young aggressive coalition building youngster. that is what you will get. somebody like soda -- sotomayor or jess's kagan that will set their 30 or 40 years. john: now that is normal. when the republic was created most were passed e average age of death. >> they serve for life. in the modern era they have attempted to control the term during the presidency of the same party that appointed them. to the extent it is a free choice they will. you can expect justice ginsberg will leave the court. i cannot imagine justice kennedy or scalia will voluntarily go. >> justice ghalib i 76, a justice kennedy is 76. >> he is a swing justice. >> they are young. it is a young 76874 people 80 years old and they leave the court and president obama picks schumer comic quenti a birdie

right now the words carved reetsz, quoed, i was a drum major for justis, peace, and requiresness. critics including poe oat maya angelou makes dr. king sound arrogant. the memorial sculptor is expected to change the inscription next month or in october. >> caused a lot of debate, a lot of controversy. glad it's going to get cleared up. >> they were saying they were wait for after the summer tourist season to die down to work on it. >>> all right. it's about 4:51. time for weather and traffic on the ones. start with meteorologist tom kierein. isaac made landfall overnight? >> just a couple hours ago. the gulf course is getting whipped with near hurricane or even higher than hurricane force winds along with heavy downpours those bands of yellow and orange. already had several inches of rain. the center of circulation has moved inland. it is still a category 1 hurricane. another update here in another ten minutes. we'll get that for you right away. looks like it may stay a category 1 hurricane near new orleans through noontime today. after that, it's going to pass northwest of new or

. >> justi was -- justin was back to riding the bus later this week.he transportation trying to reach terry campbell to talk about the incident to see what they can do to ilprove safety -- improve safety and his concerns. >>> 6:49. nfl player from the vikings is spending sometime in the national spotlight but it has nothing to do with his football skills. last week the punter wrote a letter in support of baltimore ravens brandon and he recently was criticized for donating tickets to a fund-raiser supporting same sex marriage. delegate burns wrote a letter to ravens ownership slamming him for what he called a public endorsement of same sex marriage. he told the news station that he basically has the right to support whatever group he chooses to do. >> yeah, because i see it as a civil rights and a free dom speech issue. i mean, people should be free to suprt causes like gay marriage and inequality and it's discouraging to see a state representative come forward and say no you should be silent because you are football player. >> the letter in support was

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. >> reporter: but justi antonin scalia said any limits on a courts ability to consider a case like this should be narrow and clear. >> and i find it hard to think this is clear. whatever else it is, it's easy to think that it's not clear. >> reporter: the debate today hinged on whether congress is onxing people who do not buy health insurance or whether congress is slapping a penalty on people without health insurance. if it's a penalty, justice ruth bader ginsberg argued there was no legal reason the court could not decide this case now. >> this is not a revenue raising measure because if it's successful, there will-- nobody will pay the penalty and there will be no revenue to raise. >> reporter: but chief justice john roberts said the point of the lawsuits challenging the president's health care law is to prevent the collection of taxes, an issue tied directly to the mandate to buy health insurance. >> a mandate is a command, now, if there is nothing behind the command, its' sort of a what happens if you don't follow the mandate, and the answer is nothing. it seems very artificial to

. >> here is something from the justis center about re-entry facts. federal and state corrections facilities held over 1.6 million prisoners in the end of 2009. 95% of state prisoners will be released back to their communities at some point. more than 729,000 individuals were release frds state and federal prisons in 2009, an increase of 20 prz and in a study of 15 states two-thirds of state prisoners released in 1994 were rearrested and more than half returned to prison within three years of their release. tell me about the costs, though. do you have a dollar fig tour put on that? >> it's hard to have an exact dollar figure but i can tell you for the 40 or $50 billion we spend on prisons, a huge chunk of that in some states, more than half, are due to people who have already been in prison who are coming back to prison. that's why that recidivism rate, that failure rate of over 50% is a huge problem. it is not a huge problem for public safety. and that's one of the reasons why states are now putting more and more money into prevention and after care

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