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the aclu in seattle was deeply involved in establishing the program. i would like to see something like that here, where an initial decision is made by a police officer to refer someone rather than booking them into jail. to refer them to a program or some other type of treatment facility. and you do not even incur the cost of the initial booking process and the other court costs. the last thing i will mention is, dealing with people pre- trial is a huge problem in this state, including in san francisco. nearly 70% of those in our jails are there because they have been convicted of nothing at all. they are their pre-trial before their day in court. and that an enormous cost to the county, $100 a day or more, to incarcerate someone. it is much cheaper to develop effective pre-trial programs so we can release those people that can afford to pay bail, and also those that are not a danger to the community and may not be able to afford bail. i am optimistic about this opportunity and i am honored to be considered for appointment. speaking to your question,

should the aclu bug the boys in blue?y are getting high-tech against those that serve and protect. an app that records officer reaction and records audio and video and hides the resulting file of sending a copy to the aclu and unless the cop gets wise. why don't we show the video that explains it. >>> it really has gone downhill, hasn't it. >> that the worst thing i've ever seen. >> and it's available for android users but a version for i-phones is in the works. how about one that works with a rotted earphone. what is your take? >> i'm turning into a whacko libertarian because it should be bother me but it's not bothering me. if you catch them on camera they shouldn't be doing and if you are recording regular police behavior, it shouldn't be a problem. >> i think so. i can tell he agrees. >> we are discussing a remake of tango. i consider myself with a libertarian. this is made by people that is not in law enforcement. they assume that everything happens in law enforcement can be dictated by miss man manners. have you eve

that incident happened back in 2010 and the aclu sued. they think they have a very strong policy. >> was the recording of an arrest at the center of the dispute between this man and a baltimore city police department. at the incident, officers attempted to arrest a woman, she is on the ground with a bloody nose. police claim she is intoxicated and assault the dimon have a ticket counter. video turns up on youtube. >> the police officers saw he was recording and they surrounded him. the strong armed him into giving up his farm. the deleted all of the video including many videos of his young son. >> the aclu sued baltimore city police and now the aclu wants all police departments to set guidelines explaining citizens have their right to record the actions of officers. they also want officers to receive training so that they know the policy. >> as long as they are not interfering with the work of the police department, they have a right to record police officers to help keep the police accountable. >> baltimore city police released a general

i want to start with remarks by saying that a number of community-based advocacy groups from the aclu to many others have been working on this issue for decades. i think, seeing issues of crisis as an opportunity for a really important thing. a recent study by the aclu released in march called "public safety realignment california at a crossroads" analyzed 53 different programs within the state and gave sound recommendations for policy changes. i would like to say it has been a pleasure working with our law enforcement and criminal justice organizations in the city. it has made me understand what a great model san francisco and other counties, like our media, are for -- alameda, are for the rest of the state. fresno county, for example, have been getting twice as much money, when their programs are not geared toward turning people back to their communities and keeping communities safe, but also, reducing recidivism in our communities. recent changes at the california state association of counties and various criminal justice groups, we have been able to change funding allocation. it i

. >> the aclue want to end battles having more training for police. nadia ramdass is live with the details. >> this all spurs from a situation the lead to a lawsuit that the u.s. department of justice got involved. an arrest at the preakness is at the center of the dispute between a man and the baltimore city police department. a woman was arrested for allegedly assaulting somebody at a ticket counter and punching an officer. a witness said he recorded the arrest on his cell phone. police seized the phone, erasing his version of the incident. >> citizens have a right to -- as long as they are not interfering with the work of the police department, they have a right to record officers when they are doing their jobs out there in public to help keep the police accountable. >> baltimore city police say this is no longer an issue. last year they released new rules saying recorders must be allowed. nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. the orioles could not finish off a sweep of the indians last night. fans cannot be happier with the season so far.

. >> first, the aclu contacts police in dozens of states about license plate readers. we'll tell you what they are worried about. that's next. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> aclu offices in 35 states including both maryland and virginia want to know more about how police are using those automatic license plate readers. they sent requests to local and state police agencies to find out how they use them. the aclu says it doesn't oppose the readers, but it is concerned about how long that data is stored. right now, more than 320 of those readers are being used in maryland, not sure the exact numbers in virginia, but the aclu sent requests to 16 different juri

when obama moved in this had already been made with lawsuits from that aclu. t for the first amendment to tear down all crosses that are visible to the public cutting off microphones of students of the valedictory speeches and forbidding those to sing christmas carols. his liberal friends chanted he is the one we have been waiting for. andd e ob obama of began hiso actions to secular rise trying to make u.s. actable secular nation.obam. listening to his youthful c these said he gets betterr fixing to guns as a way toustras explain their frustration. with the hostility of o religion we have never before seen in any american president and was to reverse the practice of the bush and illustration to give tax payer money to those that perform abortions in other countries.ru pro-life doctors and nursesctord of federally fundedtate to hospitals to opt out of performing abortions. across the to covering of of jes the monogram of the name of disp jesus that was displayed above the podium. well, recites said declaration of independencelatig he changes the wording heunal

and we have deputy legal director at the aclu and director of the aclu for democracy. he joined in 2002. before joining the staff of the aclu, he served as a law clerk on the court of appeals for the second circuit and the judge the chief justice of the supreme court of canada. he is a graduate of williams college cambridge university and harvard law school. without objection, the witnesses' statement will be entered into the record in their entirety and i ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes or less than and to help you stay within the time limit there the green, yellow, and red lights before you. i think you all know what they mean. i now recognize mr. waynestein. >> i thought i did. is it on now? j >> better. >> ranking member scott and ranking members and members of the subcommittee. i want to thank you. before getting into the fisa ammendments act, it's important to remind ourselves of the threat from international terrorism that this legislation was designed to address. since the attacks of 9/11, we have been at war with al qaeda and with terrori

the aclu says it's legal for citizens to record your actions.10 arrest of a woman at preakness set off a firestorm when police seized the phone of the man that recorded it. now they have reached out to three dozen police agencies urging them to write new policies that protect the public. >>> this morning a baltimore county man is behind bars charged with a string of burglaries and sexual assaults. ricky bostick was arrested after trying to break into an apartment last week. officers found evidence connecting him to several burglaries and sexual assaults. he is facing several charges including a firefighting sex -- first-degree sex offense. ray lewis was at the museum last night representing the athlete foundation. the nonprofit announced a new partnership with baker tilly to brainstorm on affordable housing and community development. stay with wjz 13. still ahead what is next for the accused gunman in the colorado theater massacre and colorado theater massacre and hars,,,,,,,,,, 3q it's like chicken and crunchy stuff got married! i only use fren

. >> the aclu wants to end battles between police officers and citizens who pullout there cell phones to record police officers. nadia ramdass has the details. >> good morning. this spurs from a situation the lead to a lawsuit that the u.s. department of justice got involved. a man and a baltimore city police department. a man was arrested for allegedly assaulting somebody at a ticket counter. a witness said he recorded the arrest on his cell phone. police seized the phone. >> as long as they are not interfering with the work of the police department, they have a right to record officers when they are doing the jobs out in public to keep the police accountable. >> baltimore city police say this is the lumber an issue. there released new rules saying recorders must be allowed. if any of lizard breaks the guy like, they faced department sanctions. nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. ravens training camp officially begins later today. joe flacco and rookies will start practice sessions at the under armour performance center in owings mills this afternoon. keith mills will have

. >> today almost three dozen police agencies across maryland got a letter from the aclu. the aclu says that some of them are not doing enough to protect your constitutional rights. this 2010 scuffle between baltimore police and a woman at preakness set up a legal fire storm when police seized the phone of an eyewitness who took video. then when chris sharp got his phone back the video and other videos of his children were all deleted. >> the way it was explained to me it was evidence and i had to give it to them. the guy actually said that's what you get for taping it. >> reporter: video taping police has been a big issue the last few years. >> citizens have a right to do it under the fourth amendment. >> reporter: that's why the aclu is encouraging police departments to write new rules. like this in 2010 when a motorcyclists was stopped by state police, arrested under a wiretapping law for recording it then later acquitted. maryland state police call that incident a tough lesson. and now all troopers are trained that it's okay if people take video. meanwhile baltimore ci

can you talk more specifically on the kind of information the aclu obtained? >> sure. thank you for the question. >> the aclu freedom of information act to find out how the statute had been immremed and all of the records are now we've made them available on our website, but the records show, among other things, that the government has repeatedly violated minimization and targeting rules. and at least some of those violations resulted in the collection of americans' communications. there have also been violations of the targeting restriction against directing surveillance from americans. in some cases, americans have been targeted inappropriately and unlawfully. there was also at least one occasion in which the fisa court apparently got so frustrated with the executives' repeated violations that the court ordered the justice department to provide reports every 90 days to explain compliance issues, and on the one hand i think that's the sign that the fisa court sometimes does have the authority to do what they want them to do, on the other hand it raises real concerns a

now the aclu is launching its own battle against single sex learning. >> aclu arguing the separation defies kids of equal opportunities. opponents say it cuts down on gender driven distractions. >> we want to know if you think single sex classrooms are productive or descriptive? alex said i think teaching children separately is very effective. they learn differently and much better when separated. >>> hear from funny stuff 978 he sweet tweeted us saying single class classrooms can teach kids sexist things. >> ron from new york e-mailed us oh boy i would have paid much more attention in class if there were no girls to flirt with. >> trouble. >> thank you to everyone who responded. thank you for keeping the comments coming. >> they claim to be good for you. could the so-called healthy foods be hurting you? doctor from the medical a team is here. >> some of the favorites could be on the list. >> could a single shot make it so you don't have to watch your weight? it's too good to be true. >>> let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends"." >> coming up on "fo

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she is from the drug policy fellow, and she is with aclu of northern california. >> i am a criminal justice and drug policy fellow in northern california. i am here to testify about operations. first i will explain how police strategy impacts san francisco. i will attempt to quantify police practice, and then i will qualify recommendations. an operation involves a team of three police officers and up to 14 police of roasters who organize us being in operation during which a buyer from a drug dealer in the streets. they may offer to buy a small quantity for up to $20. once that takes place, they will arrest the targeted individual. this police practice is supposed to prosecute high level drug dealers that are supposedly a danger to public safety, but a survey revealed that all too often, individuals who are already marginalized in society. first, they are employed in manners the result in drug enforcement in lower economic communities. in june, 65% of those cases were from the tenderloin. nearly 12% were from the hataig. second, targeting an outdoor drug markets common and and and not charac

the aclu says it is perfectly legal for citizens to record your actions. this video caused a controversy. >>> a 25-year-old cold case solved tonight. dna links a maryland serial rapest to another attack as controversy swirling over the collection of dna from suspects. wjz's megan mccorkell has the debate. >> reporter: the supreme court looks at taking up a maryland case that would allow dna collection from felony suspects. >> reporter: 1987 a rapist attacks a woman climbing into her bedroom window in the green castle woods subdivision in silver springs for 25 years the case goes unsolved until today. a dna hit points to this man william joseph trite. >> this evidence was submitted at that time but we didn't have the technology that we do now. >> reporter: he's the same suspect convicted in 1988 rape of an anne arundel county woman. >> it was a very brutal rape, breaking an entering where a young lady was assaulted in her bedroom. choked nearly to death but survived. >> reporter: fishes say dna could link him to more attacks. >> there's a good possibility t

they serve at risk youth but the aclu said conditions are deplorable. and students lack regular access to science and math teachers. >>> he they could be on the brink of shutting down. the are has eight months to prove it will stay in business or risk the loss of accreditation. it comes after an education panel cited the college for failing to fix long term problems in leadership and fiscal planning. this is the largest college with 90,000 students. >>> the the coast guard has a warning for boaters who plan to spend the fourth of july holiday on the bay and other waterways. they will be looking for people who have had too much to drink. coast guard officers said boating under the influence can result in fines and jail time. like driving a car under the influence. they will be looking for boats that don't have life jacket assist for everyone on board. tonight's fireworks show in san francisco is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of people and all are hoping for clear skies. >> pyro technique specialists gave ktvu a peek at their set up. they will be

the aclu says a highland park district is violating kids with' right to read.chool students are not proficient with reading they must be provide with special assistance to bring them up to grade level within a year. according to the mt recent test scores, children were not proficient in reading. should schools that fail to teach children how to read be sudden? all you have to do go to facebook.com/newsnation to vote. that does it for this thursday edition of "news nation." i'm craig melvin in for tamron hall today. the cycle, the cycle is up next. r streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. t

his front yard and it's had the billboard that the city said it is too big kiddo tells us now the aclu the city to court. is a 16 by 26 in. plastic sign that reads we had a 99% to the math and comes out to 2.9 square feet of constitutional controversy. >>> if we get lucky this michael national. this is what not would not be this was to be known for. rub with the sign in the front yard is not his home last year but then neighbors complained and at a threatening letter from the city of milpitas the state violated city ordinance because it was a permanent sign in to shrink it down to one square foot if not the city would find 100 bucks or city workers removed and sent in the bill or both. >>> i'm standing up for the occupied movements if i'm pushing back for a redress of grievances that its first amendment protected expression. down the street down bloom also put the state sign in his yard the ticket down after he got the same threat in latter. sometimes you don't feel like fighting the fights and you just get intimidated to stop doing whatever it is that you're interested in doing. frank

. >> mark rosen balm is the lead attorney for the aclu. >> at one point, this campus housed as many as,000 veterans. beginning with the vietnam war era, the vets were kicked out, literally kicked out. >> around 200 veterans live on the property today but none of them in permanent housing. alongside them, empty buildings, a public golf course, variety of public businesses-like a theater and bus depot. >> this land has been utilized for enterprise rent-a-car, marriott hotels. they know what this land's about. >> reporter: with veterans sleeping on l.a. streets, i decided to head to the v.a. to see why this land isn't used for their housing. >> people said, look, that property is not being used for that purpose. is that a legiti >>> we've been investigating a story in los [ male announcer ] summer is here. and so too is the summer event. now get an incredible offer on the powerful, efficient c250 sport sedan with an agility control sport-tuned suspension. but hurry before this opportunity...disappears. ♪ the mercedes-benz summer event ends july 31st. ♪ investigating a story in los angeles

. >>> the aclu, sued west conference school district over deteriorating conditions over the school. the suit claims the day school often has no heat or electricity. the aclu says the school is innocent help academically at risk students buts no regular math or science teacher. >>> a dangerous new challenge gaining possible popularity on youtube is leaving impressionalble children with serious injuries. all they need is two things you probably nor why kitchen right now. it's called ice and salt challenge. it involves creating conditions for frostbite and seeing how long you can stand the pain. >> i heard like drinking for per real but this is my first timing hearing in and about. >> also going viral is this photo with second degree burns on his back from ice and salt exposure. experts hope this will act derent instead of fueling the trend. >>> fans to have beloved television shows shows are marijuanaing loss of andy griffith. i had need this morning he died this morning in north carolina. >> in the 60s a simple whistled tune became an iconic touch point. >> starring andy griffith. >>

just too big and if he wants to keep that up he's a pet reported del has more on the case and the aclu's involvement. it is a 16 by 26 in. plastic sign reads we are the 99%. do the math and it comes out to 2.9 square feet of constitutional controversy. if we get lucky is michael national this is not what milk his sons to be known for this is an absurd pursued on their parts in my opinion the but the son in the front yard of his home last year and neighbors got a threatening letter from the city they say violated city ordinance because it was a permanent sign and to shrink it down to one square foot is not the city would find $100 or city workers remove the incentive the bill or both. did we get i'm standing of the occupied movements and i'm pushing back for a redress of grievances that its first amendment protected expression down the street he also but the same sign in his yard and took it down after he got the same threatening letter. >>> sometimes you don't feel like fighting the fights and he does get intimidated in to stop doing whatever it is best. to sit in doing. against the city

but the aclu wants to know how long the information is kept on file. pepco is defending its response to last month's deadly storm that left hundreds of people -- hundreds of thousands of people without power for days. the utility said that it mobilized internal and external resources quickly to restore power. pepco also took the blame for software glitches that affected service calls and its ability to tell customers when their lights would come back on. there was an earthquake in virginia. the 2.4 magnitude quake took place before 1:00 this morning. no reports of injury or damage. no big problems this morning hopefully. >> the rain is over the bay. we need to have that inland over the crops and gardens. unfortunately, it's fallen over the fish. let's talk about the doppler and then jump into the forecast. here's a look at live super doppler 7. 63 lightning strikes within the past 10 minutes. a lot of them over the bay, but most of them on the eastern shore. on the delaware and maryland beaches. some heavy rain falling. let's get a closer look. this is

why is the aclu trying to tear down the mount solidad memorial.for more on that we go to shannon green. >> the battle ore the memorial erected in the 1950s to honor korean war vets has been raging since 1989. the memorial anchored by a large cross on federal land. the aclu has been suing to take it down saying it unlawfully tangles government with religion. they ruled the cross is unconstitutional prompting an apepeal to the court. the justices declined to take up the appeal leaving the parties to take up negotiations about what to do with the cross. here's what he said then. >> want different ways to slice the pie and we are going to go back to talk to the district court and the government we will arrive at an appropriate remedy and solution. >> for days the memorial association found out the justice department has been negotiating with the justice department but not them. done chaunter says he's very concerned. >> original law says the cross stands as a memorial in asan diego. if this going to go off on their own in what appears to be cross step

. >> heather: the aclu turning the tables on police with a new cell phone app. users to secretly record police stops. but what do you think this will actually accomplish and is it legal? our lawyers take on that case, up next. aspirin, really? i haven't thought about aspirin for years. aspirin wouldn't really help my headache, i don't think. aspirin is just old school. people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. what's different? it has micro-particles. enters the bloodstream fast and rushes relief to the site of pain. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. use the points we earn with our citi thankyou card for a relaxing vacation. ♪ sometimes, we go for a ride in the park. maybe do a little sightseeing. or, get some fresh air. but this summer, we used our thank youpoints to just hang out with a few friends in london. [ male announcer ] the citi thankyou visa card. r

for decades the aclu has been at the forefront of all forms of racial profiling. racial profiling is policing based on crass stereotypes instead of facts, evidence and good police work. racial profiling fuels fear and mistrust between law enforcement and the very communities they are supposed to protect. racial profiling is not only ineffective, it is also unconstitutional and violates basic norms of human rights both at home and abroad. my testimony lays out how race, religion, national origin are used as proxies for suspicion in three key areas of national security, of routine law enforcement and immigration. in the context of national security, recently released fbi documents demonstrate how the fbi targets innocent americans based on race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, and first amendment protected pol e political activities. since such counterproductive activities waste law enforcement resources, damage essential relationships with those communities and encourage racial profiling at the state and local level. in my native new york, the new york police

of the aclu told us that essential lip because florida may be the key swing state and in the november election, it's not likely that the release of these names is going to end the voter suppression saga that they and these other groups are prepared to continue to fight. so from the campaign tactical viewpoint, how important are 180,000 potential voters in florida? >> well n 2000, 12 years ago, the big florida campaign the difference was 537 votes between george bush and al gore. now, what the republicans are doing is nothing new because in 2000, and in '04 and '08 but in 2000 in florida, they said, everyone whose name is the name of somebody who once committed a crime can no longer vote. so if your name was marble summers and you committed a crime, everybody named marble summers or more significantly, john smith, were taken off of the roles so john smith, the non-criminal went in to vote and they said, no, you can't volt because there is another guy named john smith. they are doing that again. >> when they went back later, to reconcile the voter lists, they found there were thousands

the aclu is asking the federal government to get involved. if you can imagine that imagery of the u.s. government taking over a commonwealth. the police force, 17,000 members. the second largest in the united states can you give us an example of the corruption? >> they found excessive force in, 28 citizen deaths. one of those happened right after the new up is was pointed in march. and april, two brothers were driving. they were pulled over a traffic stop. what ended up resulting was the officer accused of excessive force. unloading 14 rounds from his gun into two brothers. one of them fatally struck and killed. >> what does the puerto rican government have to say about this? >> that's interesting. they acknowledge this issue is longstanding. they acknowledge this is a systemic issue of corruption them say this is a small element. a small could be continue genetic of officers. this is the old guard, not the retraining that they're pouring millions of dollars into this program to retrain and hire police officers. we spoke to the lieutenant gov

the senior legislative council with the aclu, chris anders said this, there's a fundamental due process right to know what it is that you can't do in order to avoid getting killed by the order of the president. that was such a good point by chris. we brought him on. chris is, as i said, with the aclu here and chris let me ask you, do we have any idea what the standard is so that if i am abroad which i will be at some point, by which president obama or president romney or any future president can order my execution? >> well, look, they have -- this administration has refused over and over and over again to provide the legal memo that would explain what the standard is. now, they have put out different people. they put out a top official from the state department. they put out eric holder to give a much vaguer explanation as to why they believe this authority is theirs. why this president is claiming this power to order people killed or order the military and the c.i.a. to kill people far from any battlefield. what they've been using are terms like imminent threat but they're not defining

what aclu and latino rights groups are claiming in u.s.al judge is that the sheriff's office has a long standing practice of targeting latinos in trying topher let out illegal immigrants and to turn them over to federal immigration authorities. despite all of the plaintiffs in this case which include every latino ever pulled over by the sheriffs deputy while either being a passenger or trying a car, despite all of that the attorney for aclu talked about how difficult this case may be to win. >> well prevailing is always a concern. we feel strongly that there is a pattern and practice. they are never easy cases. there's no smoke gun. we don't expect it, a memo in the file saying let's get these people because they are hispanic. that was effectively what was done if not stated in that manner. we have a burden as the plaintiffs. >> now the sheriff's office and sheriff joe maintaining that all of their stops are in accordance with the law and accordance with an agreement they had in place with federal immigration authorities. joe arpaio will b

i want to read the aclu statement. aclu of pennsylvania believes the state's new voter i.d.that will disrow portionalitily affect older citizens, people with disabilities, minors and lower income people. do you buy that. >> no, there are 8.7 million issued driver's licenses, and 99% of the registerular voeft e- voters, 99% have a photo i.d. and the idea that it's going to keep them out of the poll, we know it's not true. >> eric: and i believe texas the same problem. >> that's exactly right. >> eric: hans, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> eric: is it going to cost more to drive your car, some are planning track devices like gps to tax per mile. is this an invasion of privacy? we take a closer look next. and rigged to kill, how authorities describe the alleged shooter's apartment. we'll have more when we come back. ♪ [ orangutans vocalizing ] [ power saw buzzing ] [ fire smoldering ] [ wind howling ] ♪ visit worldwildlife.org. >> president obama will travel to colorado this morning days after the dark knight massacre at a movie theater in aurora. the preside

dane is another aclu type judicial appointments made by president obama.e must take the cpeae for havig the most extraordinary exalted notion of his ostat pteser. suggested in court, the ten commandments, center down to six amendmenel in oe fer to mpeae e posting of the commandments legal under the first amendment. obam. they s most outrageous a toack on religious liberty is his executive order in obamacare that the reqtlrements by -- that think to icinose that the requirements wiley their religion. twenves%iiliee new ll wsuits hhe been filed in 14 states challenging the obamacare mandate on their religious liberty a. weument. these lawsuits involve 50 plaintiffs inc movding protestat schools serving inner-city children and chewas aies pro alg care for the asuitsed and neglected. if these lawsuits are not suquiessfervin all those institutions will have to close their doors. through. >> guest: and ed the barack obama is trying to force religious yerrship to be private only behind closed doors. he is willing for you to worshiwill ng inside your churc. that i

on behalf of the aclu, i wish to thank each of you for your leadership on this critical issue. i would also like to thank you, chairman durbin, in particular, for your willingness to partner with our illinois office, to address the issue of profiling and i look forward to working with you in the years ahead. >> thank you, mr. romero. frank gale is national second vice president and colorado state president of the fraternal order of police. he served for 23 years in the denver county sheriff's department, where he had responsibility for the courts and jails. captain gale is currently the commander of the training academy and the public information officer. he has received numerous awards and decorations from the fraternal order of police and the denver's sheriff department. captain gale, it's an honor to have you today and please proceed. >> good morning, mr. chairman. my name is frank gale, i'm a 23-year veteran of the denver county sheriff's department and currently hold the rank of captain. i am the national second vice president of the fraternal order of police, which is the

he tore the aclu in that same knee, but the coach says the ligaments are just fine. rapper wale turned up at training camp and got to meet with players and fans yesterday. robert griffin iii was a big draw for him. >> rizzlerg thrizzle is my new nickname for him. >> that is the nickname he has given to rg3. let's get a look at our forecast would doug hill. >> good morning. a finala little rain on this final day of july. pretty good rainfall across the middle peninsula and northern neck hanging out for a while. some bricks of sunshine through the high clouds in laurel. we will see a pretty nice day. temperature is currently in the upper 60's and low 70's. probably reaching 85 degrees locally today. 75 in washington right now. climbing to the low 80s by midday. 40% chance of scattered showers and storms. adamlisa baden is checking on the roads. >> we will check in with lisa baden in a couple minutes. right now 6:42. fans preparing to rally on behalf of the penn state football team, but one player is leaving. power problems are getting worse in india. we will tell you t