. >> everyone is moving along just fine the aclu met with what police chief and decided they will not seek a lawsuit against bart they still have to fight a court of public opinion in roe they have to investigate with the fcc now prepared. >> new this morning that police chief of the oakland public schools has been and are put on paid administrative leave while using a racial slur while off duty officials will not comment when or where this was said this is not the first time he has faced trouble he was forced to resign in 2007 after crashing his state owned a vehicle for misdemeanor drunken driving a man that connected with the murder of a three year- old boy is in police custody lost on vegas police arrested willie torres that drove the car caught in that drive-by shooting at me that killed the three year old little boy prosecutors have charged torrence's they believe the one already in cuss street was the one the pull the trigger. >> dollar futures were down at 94 points, the dow has been on the rise backup 7% in three sessions of course the dow is down overall 15% . we are watchin

we talked with the aclu and bart about the shut down today. >> what the government should do to protect the public from public safety threats is regulate conduct threats. >> they made the decision that if necessary to protect our customers life and safety -- our hark aches when we are forced to make a decision like this. in this case it was the protesters. >> as the fbi, the fccc and the aclu investigate the dispute between anonymous and bart, we will continue to cover the story. >>> a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it's fair. 58 degrees. quick warm up tomorrow. lunchtime 72. 78 for the afternoon high. let's look that rest of the bay area. this is tomorrow. cooler weather coast side, 62 degrees in half moon bay because the fog lingers. 74 for red redwood city. 81 for los gatos. 82 morgan hill. 77 napa. 72 vallejo. santa rosa 81. 84 for fairfield. seven day around the bay forecast, tomorrow, just as nice as today. we start with morning fog. wednesday will be the warmest day of the week. 80s inland. 70s around the bay shores and 60 long the coast. >>> transgender woman will

that's my point. >> i don't want to side with the aclu but that's crazy. under 18.ren jeffs is heinous child molester and he is sentenced to life. >> life plus 20 years. >> in prison. >> yes. >> 55 years old, now he goes to huntsville. not a great place. >> texas. and what wiehl was the primary piece of evidence that convicted him. >> two pieces of evidence one was d.n.a. with a 15-year-old that he fathered a child with. the other was a tape that they played in the trial with the 12-year-old where you could hear him sexually assaulting this 12-year-old and the jury here. >> who made that. >> i don't know whether the police made it some of the other things himself. >> i don't know who recorded it, but it's warren jeffs on the tape telling the 12-year-old, instructing her how to sexually please him and saying if you sexually please me and these are the ways you can do it you will also be pleasing god. bye bye warren jeffs. >> the jury took 35 minutes? >> maybe 30, 35 exactly. >> 10 women, two men. >> bus florida casey anthony? texas is a whole different ballgame now.

and the indiana said aclu, you are right and unfortunately the aclu is right.ve a first amendment right to be stupid, but mainly because none of the activity took place in the school's halls. if they had marched through the cafeteria with hard candy strapped to their behinds sending some sort of message the school could have gotten involved. here the only message was their own stupidity. >> there's no criminality to this either. >> no. which is a little unusual because some of these pictures, the way they are described, are borderline obscene and these kids are kids. so this could be, you know, one form of child pornography. but apparently they are not going there. i know the kids were fully dressed and using candy as props, but in a raunchy way. >> if the aclu hadn't gotten involved do you think this would have been a highly publicized case. >> probably not. it might have gone under the radar and might have been better for all of us. now we have a whole contingent of kids who may think it is okay to do this. but if you would be embarrassed to put it on your re

the aclu is asking that questions to more than 50 agencies throughout the united states. the aclu is also asking similar questions to social networking website, gps devices and facial recognition technology firms. >>> the secret service arrested a man today who jumped the fence at the white house. the incident was seen live on national television. police quickly took james critock into custody. it happened as cnn was broadcasting live from the gardenlawn. it's believe president obama was at the white house when the incident occurred. >>> a physical low up now on a story we first brought you last week. california's campaign watchdog is being asked to launch an investigation into a group that's running radio ads discouraging people to sign initiative petitions. in a complaint failed with a fair commission, they allege that californians against identity theft is falsely providing information. >>> ahead. construction workers in oakland are ready to work but their job has been put on hold. what it has to do with a partisan stalemate in washington. >>> tainted ground turkey mea

along with the aclu her decision not to pursue this the fcc will be looking into this they are not sure bart did anything wrong pages will look into it her honeymoon they're not criticizing the move to shut off cell phone service last thursday it put remark on the radar for the wrong reasons. meanwhile >> the bart service will be on time today there are no indications this morning there will be any delays as a result of yesterday's protest we are looking for a normal commute this morning . for our commute this morning we're not tracking any hotspots will start by looking at your bridge check or at the bay bridge toll plaza west bound commute looks good no delays as you come out of the macarthur maze. san mateo bridge i'm west bound side at the right side of your screen traffic is lighter than usual. the golden gate at the toll plaza above fog is on the deck and light of the last couple days speaking of the fog up and now we check with the weather >> good morning we have done you for you from mt. tam the fog is obscuring the view meal. where we see it on the fog ground we are going to ha

the aclu is asking that questions to more than 50 agencies throughout the united states. the aclu is also asking similar questions to social networking website, gps devices and facial recognition technology firms. >>> the secret service arrested a man today who jumped the fence at the white house. the incident was seen live on national television. police quickly took james critock into custody. it happened as cnn was broadcasting live from the gardenlawn. it's believe president obama was at the white house when the incident occurred. >>> a physical low up now on a story we first brought you last week. california's campaign watchdog is being asked to launch an investigation into a group that's running radio ads discouraging people to sign initiative petitions. in a complaint failed with a fair commission, they allege that californians against identity theft is falsely providing information. >> ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, wh

as for the aclu, at first it said it would sue bart. then it said it would not do that. but late this afternoon the aclu sent us an email saying it has not ruled out the possibility of a lawsuit. bart said again today that what it did was perfectly legal. >>> it's not unusual for cities to have surveillance cameras in certain areas to deter crime. now one bay area city is putting:a new kind of camera that can see things that the others can't. len ramirez shows us what it sees. >> reporter: you're right about that, allen. a lot of the larger cities do have surveillance cameras but here in the town of gilroy population 52,000, that camera on that light post back there is raising a few eyebrows not only for the fact that it's here but also what it can do with the 360-degree view, with zoom, tilt and even infrared. in downtown gilroy -- >> like a big brother. >> reporter: -- the eye in the sky has arrived. >> they are just going to watch everything you do. >> reporter: it's no hidden camera mounted on a stop light at fifth and the monterey street but the city's latest piece

i'm with the aclu of northern california. and we have been working with counties around the state as the realignment. legislation came down try to help advocate for really plans very much like the one that we have seen coming out of our probation department so we think it's a good plan overall. i think that the chief is still to be commended and the folks on the executive committee. we do have a few concerns that i would like to share with you briefly, and also some suggestions about thinking about the future. we share the concerns that have been expressed by the public offenders office about how exactly this is going to roll out in terms of the post release supervision rev indication proceedings, particularly the incarceration. we have to see how that is implemented. the but there is an inherent tension between the idea of swift and certain punishment, which is the idea of lash incarceration. and intention between that and due process. if someone tests positive with these preliminary tests for having used drugs and is incarc

shocking, wait for it, the aclu is against this. they filed a case in november saying these are illegal searches. excuse me, since when does somebody have a right to go out and commit lawless acts and rob people and threaten and harass neighborhoods putting everybody on high alert? the curfew works. the violence was cut down over the weekend because they did this. >> i'm for the curfew. we have curfews over 80% of the 300,000 population in the city in the city, in this country. >> laura: where is jessie jackson and al sharpton on these issues. absent. mayor of philadelphia was terrific on it ladies, thanks so much. billionaire warren buffet says he wants to pay more taxes. why does he keep using the tax code to avoid paying taxes? the factor has answers. coming up. >> laura: in the back of the book segment tonight, last night warren buffet continued to tell americans he and his rich friends want to give more of their money to the federal government. >> i decided to look around to see if any of my friends were being effected my sacri

the aclu and others in 2003 made a freedom of information act request, to unclassified the guantanamo base operating manual with facility and lists of modest amenities and the nuts and bolts of prison operations. the pentagon prevented its disclosure for four years. it was wiki leaks that posted it on line in 2007. the bush administration post 9/11 rounded up over a thousand mostly muslim immigrants and conducted deportation hearings in secret. even the dockets were secret. you wouldn't know whose case was on the dockets or who was deported. it was all done in secrecy. which for the federal judge to say, quote, democracy guys behind closed doors. the obama administration is less secretive than the bush administration. attorney general holder reduced john ashcroft's freedom of information act order and reversed the presumption of openness rather than closure. the president repealed george bush's order on presidential papers but we are still not sweden. the administration has been aggressively pursuing leaders and brought five criminal cases against alleged leaders as opposed to three i

the aclu is working with bart to determine if any rights were violated. we talk with the aclu and with the part spokesperson about this shutdown. >> what the government should do to protect the public is to regulate conduct. you a rest people that are engaged in inappropriate activity instead of centering everyone else. >> the general manager made the decision that if necessary, to protect our customers safety, the police department could order it off. our heart aches when we are forced to make that decision about people will do us harm. but in this case, it was the protesters that is why we turned it off with the into the day. >> the dispute between the packing group and bart and we will continue to cover the story. >> we are slowly pulling it down after a warm and sunny day in the bay area, tomorrow we will deal with some coastal and they fog. you will see that as you head out the door but it will be another beautiful day. we will see a little bit of a warm-up as we head towards the middle of the work week. this is what we saw, highs in the '70s and '80

the police department sent a letter yesterday to the aclu and another group and in the letter named the officers. the aclu e-mailed us that letter and it identified them as 35-year-old richard hastings and 30-year-old matthew lopez. kenneth haring accidentally shot himself to death rub running away from the officers. the two officers did fire at him and at least one shot hit him in the leg. >>> a bookkeeper who stole hundreds of thousands a church is headed to jail. 58-year-old kathleen day received a 300 day jail term. she plead no contest to stealing 4$25,000 from the church. the judge ordered her to repay the funds that she spent on repairs to her porsche and plastic surgery. >> looks like americans are gaining more confidence in the economy. new numbers out today show overall retail sales were up, .5% last month and the best show since march. car sales rose .4% in july. analysts say the numbers could help put down fears that the country is headed for another recession. >> that rebound in retail sales helped push stocks higher ending a wild week on wall street on a good note. it was

they say they won't happen but will seek aclu input when drafting the policy. >>> san jose police have ended their brief alliance. the chief credits them with arrested more than 200 dangerous gang members. some community members are happen to see the i. c. e. agents go. they say many law-abiding, undocumented workers were worried they would be deported. >> it was difficult for members of our community to feel like they could call the police without fear of other kinds of repercussions. >> there were 14 gang related homicides during the first five months of the year but none in the past two months. >>> five people are hurt after a car crash in san francisco. that happened at 7:30 last night. a red mustang convertible an mini van collided. a man in the van suffered life threatening injuries. a woman an a child from the mini van and the two people from the mustang are expected to be okay. >>> two men tried to rob a car at about 9:15 yesterday morning. police say they teamed to rob the car as it pulled up in front of the bank but a female guard resisted and gun battle broke out. the female

. >> i am from the aclu. i am here to correct some incorrect information that the police commission was given last week regarding the participation in the joerg terrorism commission task force. we wanted to make sure that if san francisco is going to continue to participate with the fbi is under san francisco's rules and our civilian oversight system. we have been pushing it a long time for the portland rev up -- portland resolution. the fbi is continuing to say that they will block full enforcement. we were surprised last week to learn that during the update of your various priorities that there was some discussion of this topic. we appreciate the dedication to these issues. we have provided them with answers. we have had our conversation and kept them updated. we were stunned to see last week, i am going to quote the chief, there is no portland resolution. i am not sure the source of his information. that has the mayor of's signature on it if you need it. the attorney that signed off on it is not allowed to

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>> the aclu is at it again.y're going after another county board that prays before its meetings. >> the virginia chapter, ainsley, of the aclu wants the board of supervisors in pennsylvania county to stop the invocations before the meeting. but all seven members say they will continue the tradition which dates back to 1767. >> long time. >> yes. >> our guest tim barber is the chairman of the pennsylvania county board of supervisors. good to have you with us, tim. >> good morning. thank you. >> good morning. all right, tell us what happened. you get this complaint. there's seven members on the board and all of you agree that prayer is fine for these meetings, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am, we got an e-mail from them on the 16th of august saying that we should no longer pray before the meetings, as you point out since 1767 and i talked to the members of the board before the meeting and it was unanimous, they wanted to continue to do it so i was proud of the board taking a united stand like that and the community'

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. >> reporter: the aclu says it has several concerns about this as has several concerns about privacy rights. >> we have a view of the actual client as it happened. it us up to the prosecution. >> reporter: the cab driver who aided the robbery victim has not been identified. san francisco police plan to honor him back to my was police commissioner hearing. >>> morteza coming to san francisco what you will have to pay more to write them. this san francisco municipal transportation agency voted to raise fares by 40%. they also approved at a more than 80 taxis to the city. others claim the move will hurt business but it's an odd the strike was called off. >>> the mayor a c want accepted the keys to 14 brand-new hybrid vehicles. they are going they are going to be three-year demonstration project. stay workers who use them for everything. the researchers will try to the truck trucks charging efficiency, fuel economy and real world performance for the project is funded by chrysler in the u.s. department of energy. >>> a public meeting is underway to consider possibilities that would allow

the aclu says there are better ways to protect students. >>> you want to live a long, healthy life? get married. that's right. a study found that single men have a 32% greater chance of dying young than married men. for women, the chances are 23% greater. researchers say the reasons are lack of a support network and healthcare and reduced earnings. >>> my husband is saying, you are killing me. [ laughter ] >> you are killing me. [ laughter ] >> you think i am kidding. this is our weather camera. capturing the fog that is pushing into the city of san francisco. today's high 65 degrees. this is what you can bank on, fog tomorrow morning but it clears away, tomorrow will pan out to be the warmest day of the work week. the hottest day of the inland areas and it's all because of high pressure. over the four corner states. expanding and it will warm up our inland areas. in fact little or no wind. humidity drops to 20%. extremely dry except right there that coast, that bay, the peninsula. temperatures only warm 4-6 degrees. your morning commute, areas of low clouds and patchy fog and the t

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. >> you are the policy director on the death penalty for the aclu in northern california. can you share with us how the efforts are happening in the united states and whether there is a healthy effort in the state of california? >> this is a great time to work on the issue of the death penalty. every day we get closer and closer to ending the death penalty in california and across the country and indeed, across the world. several states have into the death penalty in the last four years. most recently, the state of illinois into the death penalty in march of this year. [applause] we are now at the time when 16 states, puerto rico and the district of columbia do not have the death penalty. many more states are addressing this issue, connecticut and montana, colorado, kansas, these are all states that have had bills in their legislature to into the death penalty that have moved through least one house in some cases, both houses. connecticut passed a bill a couple of years ago to end the death penalty that was vetoed by the then republican governor who is no longer in office.

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the aclu has no immediate plans to ill r file a lawsuit.ctronic question says it needs more information before designing what they'll do. >> we expected most people have talked about first amendment rights. that was reflected in the pole. >> interested to follow that, thank you. >> well, the news tonight a second man jailed this evening in the fatal shooting of 3-year- old boy. 22-year-old pa row lee was picked up friday the vegas. authorities say he was behind the wheel in that drive by shooting that killed carlos and wounded two men who were the intended targets. police say once again the public stepped up >>> most of the information we receive are from citizens who are just distraught and sick to their stomach about what they know happened. >> toren, the suspect, has a record for fire arms conviction and face charges 2 years ago for attacking his girlfriend. those charges were eventually dropped. the suspected shooter lawrence denard was arrested on tuesday. >>> tonight the police chief for oakland public schools is off duty for now. he'

the aclu members met with the bart chief of police yesterday as hundreds of protesters descend on several san francisco bart station, shutting them down. the demonstrators were angry that bart shut down the cell phone service at the civic center station to help prevent a planned protest last week. yesterday they managed to shut down four stations for several hours. police say it inconvenienced riders it was peaceful and no arrest was made. it's looking into the decision to shut off cell phone service. >>> workers in san leandro will rebegin replacing stolen copper wire today so the city can turn some of the street lights back on. they stole 10,000 feet of underground wire more than a week ago. it carried power to street lights on macarthur boulevard. the city's public work director says the goal is to have the lights back on by friday. it will cost $16,000 to replace the wires and locks will be added to the vaults that hold them. officials say the stolen copper was probably sold as scram metal dealers and many netted only $1,000. newly released federal documents show pg&e still can't find