. >>> members of more than a dozen nonprofit and community action groups are planning to meet today to discuss the possibility of boycotting the police department in san jose. at a community meeting this week they threatened to call their members working with police as informants unless they get rid of two homeland security agents working with the department. they joined the police to help fight the growing gang problem. the chief insists they will be only be targeting gang members in the country illegally but many in the community they aren't sure. >>> san jose police are investigating a travel agency fraud scheme targeting vietnamese people. the owner of the agency promised to take care of everything but only took their money and delivered nothing. they believe there are other victims. >>> several members of bart board's of directors is taking how long investigators to investigate the bart shooting that fatally killed charles hill. yesterday bart's police chief told the board it's taking more time because they have identified 40 witnesses to the shooting. so far they have interviewed

. >> in san jose more than a dozen action groups is calling for the latino community to boycott the san jose police department. they held a meeting earlier this week and threatened to stop to work as informants and witnesses unle rid of two homeland security agents. they have been working with the police to battle the growing gang problem but many are sure say they are not sure if they can trust the police. >> new cameras will be unveiled in fruitvale district. the first installation is outside the mexican restaurant where the owner was murdered during a robbery in april. the city is paying for the new high definition cameras. the plan is modeled after oakland's chinatown where a string of robberies stopped as soon as the camera was installed. >> president obama is a tough battle dealing with top senate leaders in a desperate race to get a deal done by august 2nd. terry mcsweeney is here with more. >> president obama announced a deadline of his own. he is giving congressional leaders of both parties up to 36 hours to consult and come back a plan that has a chance of passing. that would

i live in different parts of the waterfront here it i was a founder of the action group that was a successful producing the height of a hotel. we got the reduction of that. it takes one of the most successful projects and one of the must controversial project to have ever done, taking anything from market street to broadway, bulldozing get all and building the iconic center and allowing a winner to build the golden gateway center and the neighborhood that goes with it. it was a significant struggle going back to the 1960's. the fact that it was approved, they proposed a recreational complex that supported the residential needs of this neighborhood. our esteemed center would tell you that she made a critical mistake by not selling this open space. the head of the agency will tell you that today, too. everybody knows that this recreational facility is very important for the success of this neighborhood. taking the courts that are open to anybody who wants to play, you can make it one half of the size and would not have the issue of building a 14-story building for the iconic use of multimillion

. >> in san jose more than a dozen action groups is calling for the latino community to boycott the san jose police department. they held a meeting earlier this week and threatened to stop to work as informants and witnesses unless they get rid of two homeland security agents. they have been working with the police to battle the growing gang problem but many are sure say they are not sure if they can trust the police. >> new cameras will be unveiled in fruitvale district. the first installation is outside the mexican restaurant where the owner was murdered during a robbery in april. the city is paying for the new high definition cameras. the plan is modeled after oakland's chinatown where a string of robberies stopped as soon as the camera was installed. >> president obama is a tough battle dealing with top senate leaders in a desperate race to get a deal done by august 2nd. terry mcsweeney is here with more. >> president obama announced a deadline of his own. he is giving congressional leaders of both parties up to 36 hours to consult and come back a plan that has a chance of passing.

the information to ensure everything was complete and up to standards, on june 7, the associate action group leader by allen demesia conducted a neighborhood meeting to talk about my proposed business. the meeting went fairly well. with most attending in favor to allow me to set up in this. and a few days later, attendee from the june meeting did search and found one of my business in such a sight was a listing on the erotic website. but i have to say, in this situation, i really don't know of the information listed on those kind of websites because i provide my information to the neighborhood. if i did anything bad, i won't provide my information. so after the website owner was contacted, she said the website -- [inaudible] has a way to solicit membership. she also contact my current business at such time and received only positive information and feedback. you can see the document attached on letter j. i in turn send three email and the one registered letter to the website owner asking question about when it was posted and who posted it without my permission. i also asked whether or not it

. >>> in san jose, 15 non-community action groups are planning to call the latino community to boycott the police department. leaders threatened to call for the members to stop working with police as informants or witnesses unless the chief gets rid of two homeland security agents working with the police department. they joined the police department last month to help fight the growing gang problem. the chief insists they will only be targeting gang members that are in the country illegally but many in the community is says they aren't sure. >>> they begin two days for missing student michelle le. she was last seen seven weeks ago. police are investigating her disappearance as a homicide but her family believes she may still be alive. they will announce where they are searching when they get to the hayward command center this morning. they increased the reward to $100,000. >> police detectives are questioning the girlfriend of giovanni ramirez the main suspect in the beating of bryan stow. they arrested her in las vegas for being in possession of a methamphetamine. she said ramirez was

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. >>> in san jose 15 nonprofit community action groups are possibility of latino community to boycott the police department. latino community leaders threatened to call members to stop working with police as informants or witnesses unless the chief gets rid of two homeland security agents. they joined to fight the city's gang problem and the chief insists they will be targeting gang members that are in the country illegally. >>> today an oakland neighborhood rocked by the shooting death of a popular restaurant owner will officially unveil a new crime fighting tool -- surveillance cameras that was better than what was there before. nick smith is live in the fruitvale district to show us. >> reporter: good morning. chuey campos was extremely popular. this is his restaurant. there will be 30 cameras and first one is here outside his restaurant. also city leaders burned the cameras for the merchants that weren't able to afford them. it will allow police to view the neighborhood and they want to monitor them in realtime or have them monitored by volunteers. >> right now everybody is scared

. >> still this wasn't the response many wanted to hear. 15 nonprofits and the community action groups will get together to talk about next steps and possibly boycotting san jose police. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you lisa. >>> a marin county girl is in president hospital fighting for her life after a rip tide swept her and two other teens out to sea. the highway patrol lifted the unconscious 17-year-old from the rocks around 7:15. the trouble started before 6:00 when the teens were walking on the beach and a wave over came them. the girls' two companions #wr taken to marin general hospital for evaluation. it appears a good samaritan was stuck in the water for awhile. the coast guard chp marin county firefighters and the u.s. park police took part in the rescue. >>> and it happened again. a tourist swept away by waves in hawaii. he was climbing on a rocky cliff on the big island when a wave knocked him into the ocean. his body was found about a hundred yards out at sea. less than 24 hours earlier david pots of san francisco died when a wave washed him int

. >> 15 nonprofit community action groups will talk about the next steps to take which includes possiblyoycotting the police department. >> a marin county girl is fighting for her life after a rip tide swept her and two other teens out to sea. they lifted her from the rock near muir beach around 7:15 last night. the trouble started earlier when they were in a cove and wave swept them off the beach. two girls made it back to shore and taken to the hospital for evaluation. a good samaritan was also stuck in the rip tide. >> a body floating in a golf course pond. a fisherman found it next to a golf course around 5:00 yesterday evening. coroner is yet to determine the cause of death. >> speculation is swirling in the east bay about walmart may be moving into new retail territory with plans to open two stand-alone grocery stores. pleasanton and hayward have received plans. in pleasanton, one document lists all mart and another one has listed an architecture work that has done work for walmart. it shows a pharmacy and cafe and bakery. there is going to be walmart grocery stores in other states

that is why on friday 15 nonprofits and community action groups will get together to speak out about next steps and about possibly boycotting san jose police. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> lisa, thanks. >>> a 17-year-old girl ended up in serious condition this evening after being rescued from choppy water off the marin county coastline. the highway patrol lifted an unconscious girl near tennessee cove. the first call for help came in around 5:45 when someone reported seeing as many as five people in distress. the girl was caught in a riptide and the others were trying to help her. the u.s. park police, marin county firefighters and the coast guard all took part in this rescue. >>> a break tonight for the young man kicked off an airplane for saggy participants. the district attorney won't file charges but as vic lee reports while the d.a. might be done with the case the naacp is not. >> i could have deescalated the situation. the officers could have deescalated the situation. the pilot could have. but it is all over with now so i'm happy. >> 20-year-old deshawn

very important political action group right now. bill, there is a huge political component in this. but you could be teetering very close to the breaking point with the calls, the campaign, the obama re-election campaign calling on people to tweet their members putting out the twitter handles. that's the kind of thing that can backfire. >> i don't know about backfire. this is one of the oldest describings in the book is people talking ta their representatives. i don't think the president and the white house would be engaged in this effort if they didn't think it would make a difference for alaskans to talk to their senators or folks all over the folks to talk that their elected representatives to try to get something done here. we're too close for us not to get a deal and for us not to avoid default. >> doesn't sitting down quietly with mitch mcconnell make more sense right now than putting out blasts to pressure your members of congress. this is the moment you've got to get people to rationally sit down in a room and quietly negotiate differences. >> that has been tried. i think th

the action one group is taking to prevent it from going on display. >>> good morning. if you're driving on highway 4, looks like traffic is beginning to wake up a little bit. more about the traffic and weather as we come back. >>> good morning. low clouds give way and some of that is actually in the form of fog. especially on the golden gate. not much changes. yesterday's temperatures are pretty much what's going to happen today. 60s and 70s closer to the beach. >>> new information about the cause of the eagle fire still burning in san diego county. fire investigators now say it was started intentionally. the fire started on the indian reservation one week ago. so far, fire agencies have spent $11 million trying to put it out. and it's just about 65% contained. authorities plan to release further details about the arson and the cause when the investigation is complete. >>> police in los angeles will survey the damage today left behind by an unruly crowd outside a hollywood movie screening. the trouble started with an unauthorized block party yesterday evening. riot pol

what the united states is saying as long to our mari stuff attorney it's a reprieve a campaign group action against a former cia legal director thank you for your input on the program much appreciated. recovery crews working on lifting the doomed ship bulgaria from the bottom of the volga river of managed to finally bring the vessel upright but they say the operation to raise it might take several days and it's hoped to play a crucial role in finding out why the ship went down in just three minutes this is place an hour rest of the captain of a vessel that sailed past the pleasure cruiser as it was sinking without stopping to help earlier the director of the firm the rent of the boat and the ship's registrar also arrested about areas sank in russian river nine days ago killed nearly one hundred people has become russia's worst ever shipping twenty three vessels like all gary though continue to cruise russian rules and ways is rather have reports next. scenes no one wants to see repeated russia still in shock over the sinking of the river cruise ship bulgaria and killed one hundred twenty ni

. >> reporter: jill is the chair of the crime victims action alliance. the group was created to be a voice for victims in california. and although the newly released report on supervision of garrido criticized parole agents, she's afraid governor brown's plan to realign the state parole system will create more victims. >> victims are extremely worried that dangerous people will slip through the cracks, go unsupervised and victimize more people. >> reporter: garrido will never taste freedom again. he was sentenced to over 400 years in prison. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> coming up, an exclusive peek at the royal party. who's hobnobbing with kate and will tonight? >>> and later, redwoods at risk, and the one person that can save this california treasure. why it's you and why scientists need your help more than ever. >>> and caught on tape. you'll see the rescue in the wild. >>> and good evening. we did have some marked cooling in the south day. san jose with 86. san francisco 66. and oakland close to 70. a few clouds tonight and we'll talk about our new hurricane in th

it can begin% of colleges and be used to justify any action, a group of germans that predated the nazie for conscience. it can encourage learning of hamlet or to thyself be true. it can conflict with responsibility which sometimes means it's not perfectly right. >> how did that wonderful conscience played out for norman? >> it's funny because after norman established himself as the party daniel velte wrote an essay about him and included the famous distinction between the ethics of responsibility and he thought they should have the efiks of conscience. i don't think that's fair. i think he was more alert to the compromises of the government, and i think of the brother is dangerous as thinking too much about how do we trigger instead of obligations you have to other people and that was something that he was at that time to read them after they had gone on a hunger strike in which he said the challenge is to live among other people and fight to make sure what they have the opportunities you have so they can be true to themselves, and he basically had -- she was coming out of the backgrou

. >> reporter: one group freedom action opposes the ban with the video of a black marketeer dealing with the black market of the future. >> reporter: there is one problem with selling incandescent light bulbs in texas. >> reporter: but then a light bulb went off in george lavender's head. >> if we attract light bulb manufacturers to the state of texas, then it's a great jobs program. >> reporter: the message in texas, don't mess with the light bulbs in the lone star state. kevin tibbles, nbc news, ft. worth. >>> another break and up next as we continue, a new honor for this nation's newest hero. >>> the nation's newest medal of honor recipient having just had the medal placed around his neck by president obama yesterday was today honored at the pentagon inducted into the hall of heroes. he is army ranger sergeant first class leroy petrie, six tours in afghanistan, two in iraq, a married father of four, awarded the nation's highest military honor by saving the lives of fellow troopers by picking up a live grenade and throwing its which cost him his hand and much of his forearm. this photo

. >> state troopers actions likely saved a group of people but left him injured in the process it happened at around 830 this morning when the officer pulled up behind the disabled car on the shoulder of the westbound eisenhower while he was waiting to see the occupant in the car and car slammed into the troopers patrol car. >> local investigators say the officers injuries were minor. >> the pickup truck weber in collided with a freight train locomotives, the driver was driving under the influence when he slammed a truck into the locomotive as it crossed the road just north of durban park, the male driver happened female passenger were both trapped in the truck after that crash. the driver was cited for dui. >> a car chase ended with crashed and shots fired on the south side. it happened at about 1:00 this morning police say the government and one car was chasing another driver down 87 straight the second car turned on to a stoney island and crashed into another vehicle. someone from the first car fired shots into the man in the second car was hit in the shoulder and is now hospitalized in

>> we have taken action against the extremist group and we abandon. were looking extreme carefully. in my view with this set goes well beyond what a legal organization, but this has to be done under the law. >> mr. speaker, given the former labour pension minister described the current position -- with my right honorable friend agrees that it's acceptable for a small minority to be disrupting a position tomorrow of thousands of people across this country? >> i think my right honorable friend is absolutely right and clearly this is the issue, they simply don't want to talk on the other side of this house. it is and all minority of unions that have gone ahead with action. i think it is irresponsible. i don't believe it is there and i think what we are proposing is there. he makes the point quite rightly that was lord houghton, a former labour minister was written and extreme good report, making this appointment as we live longer, which is good news, we're going to have to contribute more to public sector pensions, and, indeed, work for longer. let me stress, the reason we're doing thi

the human rights grouped urged international action to protect the rights of children in the country.ike woolridge has more. >> the impact of the humanitarian energy in somalia as day in and day out hundreds of families seek help, for their children especially, in a country physically torn apart by war. heightened threats to the civilian population that comes from various forces involved in the long-running conflict. the recruitment of child soldiers. children are often victims of the conflict but their commitment into armed groups is also rife. usually between 10 and 17 but some as soon as 8. the methods range from luring children, promises of mobile phones and money, to abductionings and raids on schools. somali refugees pouring across the border into ethiopia and also into kenya, say the conflicts and impact on their lives like child recruitment are reasons why they've fled. along with the drought himself -- itself. >> most of them have no contact of education. the fact they're facing a crisis of course reduces their ability to recruit. they sometimes have to go to desperate measur

. >>> community groups are demanding action following an officer-involved shooting on the weekend. they want a civilian review board and fbi to investigate and they want the district attorney off the case because is he a former police chief. it happened saturday afternoon in the bayview district. two officers conducted a fare inspection and detained a man. >> the suspect fled on foot. during the pursuit we believe a suspect fired backwards at the officers. they returned fire in self- defense. >> the man didn't have a gun. >> officers recovered a gun after reviewing video and talk to a witness. the man killed was 19-year-old kenneth harding from seattle. police call him a person of interest in a quadruple shooting in washington that happened on wednesday that left one woman dead. >>> a murder west of downtown in oakland, a 28-year-old man was shot on saturday night while driving his suv at 19th and west. that was oakland's of 65th homicide. also they found a man's body who may have been injured in an unreported robbery and assault a few days earlier. >>> 22 san jose firefighters las

. >> reporter: jill is the board chair of crime victims action alliance. the groupas created to be a voice for victims in california. although the newly released report on supervision of garrido criticized federal parole agents, she's afraid governor brown's plan to realign the state parole system will be dangerous and will create more victims. >> victims are extremely worried that dangerous people will slip through the cracks and will go unsupervised and will victimize more people. >> garrido was sentenced to 431 years in prison and has no chance of parole. >>> the fallout continues from the san jose police layoffs and continue to ripple through the community. as you may remember, budget cuts forced the bay area's largest city to let go of 66 officers last week. there is concern because all of those officers had specialized training to deal with crisis situations. those officers turned in their badges a week ago and when they did so, they also handed over a unique and valuable skill. they were members of the crisis intervention team specially trained to deal with p

they want more action against pakistan-based militant groups, especially those responsible for the 2008 attacks. and though very quick to respond after the capture and killing of osama bin laden on pakistani soil, pointing out that they believe pakistan could be seen as a staging grounds for militants operating across south asia. for pakistan, the main issue always has been and will be cashmere, the himalayan region which both sides lay claim to. but their positions become more complex following the arrest last week of an activist in washington, who was accused of being on the payroll of pakistan's spy agency. >> you're watching "newsday" on the bbc live. still to come on the program with, the london olympics exactly a year away, we look at how beijing has benefited from the game's legacy. >> and amy winehouse's father leads the tributes to his angel daughter, as family and friends attend the singer's funeral. >> e7bs of thousands of people have been -- 2e7bs of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes after a tropical storm. at least nine people have thought to have die

groups around and harrison recent years. thought you homegrown when american actions. are things like this one would have been some of the calls and some may have been the case may be limited in fact but it does seem to be an extraordinary. security police claim to have intercepted and arrest in the number of. weeks so it may not be ripe fruit market still early days the details coming through in the last ten minutes or so. a shooting at a nearby youth club laving youth club a very soft target no matter how you look at that we're hearing blind initial reports only it has to be said that the shots were coming from someone dressed in a police uniform as i say a soft target it despicable. yes or no i think that's it was it terrorist attack. as you will easily be sort of or they were going to make or break but it is organized and confirms that and i concur it's hard to several different actions on the same very to cause considerable alarm in a place like ours where we are most people sort of it's a very peaceful place what we would see is what is the political impact the w

world got out the world war ii soldier had no family or friends to attend the funeral veteran groups took actionhe died fighting in germany in 1944, missing in action until last year. now sh he's home for good. >> reporter: a hefty mist over the somber service. private edward owe tool came home 66 years after being killed in world war ii. he was identified through his dog tags and dental records. the newspaper said he had no surviving family members. and that struck a chord with pat. >> i read it in the paper. and i thought, there is no way i'm going to let him be buried with no one here. >> she called her other friends like maggie. >> pat mentioned it at lunch i said i want to go. >> in fact she wore a navy necklace her dad gave her mom at the end of world war ii. >> i felt appropriate to be here. >> and friends called friends, veterans called vets and 60 people showed up, all strangers. today, they were o tool's family. spireo is a veteran two of wars. >> i feel close to him. almost like family. >> almost like family, yes. >> the crowd noticed that the flag was given to this man, barry turned

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they issued a statement that the alleged actions was committed by a relatively small group. it is implementing processes that will identify customers that were harmed. >> up to 10,000 borrowers may be available for compensation but taking out their loans between 2004 and 2008. >> contacting the customers will be submitted in 90 days. >> if you are interested in the settlement. go to our website at abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. >> 4:46. deal or no deal. congress and the white house take one step forward and two back in talks to avert a national debt default. >> new gear. >> one thing lack of sleep can make you focus on.3q lysol believes your family should never have to touch a germy pump again. so we developed the new stainless look no touch handsoap system. our lysol no touch handsoap system automatically dispenses the perfect amount of soap, and kills 99.9% of bacteria, helping to stop the spread of bacteria all over your home. for healthy tips and more, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth finish jet dry rinse agent removes residue and actively dries dishes, for a

group plans to fly at low altitude over the spratly islands. he said the government should take responsibility for the lawmakers' actions. the philippine government plans to allow the group to plan to carry out the visit. >>> the u.s. navy has allowed vietnamese guests to tour one of the aegis equipped destroyers participating in the two countries' joint maritime exercise. that's the maritime rescue exercise. vietnam and other southeast asian nations are locked in territorial disputes with china over islands in the south china sea. the u.s. and vietnamese navies have been conducting the drills since last friday. on tuesday, vietnamese guests were invited aboard the "uss preble." they were guided through the pilot house, control center and helicopter pad. >> we look forward to doing more of those exchanges even over the next coming days. thank you. >> observers say the tour of the destroyer is aimed at underscoring the u.s. navy's plan to step up its activities in regional waters. >>> a taiwanese defense report says china has deployed the world's first anti-ship ballistic missiles designed to travel from space. taiwan's de

that often resulted in scores of civilian deaths tara marie is a member of the campaign group that's bringing action against rizzo she tells r t that washington must be held accountable for its operations in pakistan thus far these drones have been operating in pakistan in the federal federal administrated tribal areas and they've been operating in secret by the cia and they've been killing indiscriminately hundreds of civilians and so that the purpose of this is his hopefully to get transparency out of out of the cia and out of obama and sued to get some justice on behalf of the victims of these drone strikes as we know the u.s. is not in a war in pakistan the usa is operating extra legally by carrying out these drone strikes in pakistan in yemen in somalia and in terms of it being disproportionate you know we have numbers coming out of pakistan that indicate that you know for every one suspected militant that's being killed one hundred forty innocent civilians are dying as a result of these strikes and so if those numbers are correct you know we have people on the ground who are who are gathering

it can be used to justify any action, even heinous ones. a group of right wing germans that they get the -- they can encourage egotism and some notion, bemoaning of hamlet or a full speech. they can encourage intolerance are a can conflict with responsibility, which sometimes means doing what is possible even if it is not perfectly right. >> so, how did that wonderful definition of conscience play out for norman? >> you know it's funny, after norman had established himself as leader of the socialist party and run for president a bunch of times, a sociologist named daniel bell wrote an essay about him, or wrote a book in which he included a discussion with norman, and there's a kind of famous distinction between ethics of responsibility and the ethics of consciousness. he said the problem is he lived his life according -- he felt the state should have an ethics of conscious your i don't think that's really fair. i think he was much more to the kind of compromises that a government is supposed to me, and i think that the story of the brothers does il

it well there is perhaps there's a strategy to it on the bulk of an islamic group they might see no way as are so what action. if you think about places like london iris or you'll recall that's a terrorist attacks over the years even a quite dramatic attack on a prime minister so has this attack on. members of his group who called him you call him necessarily have had such an effect in london or paris as perhaps enough i'm sure norway look has been very peaceful very quiet for a long time where if you like and he no involvement in the regions environs has always been houses miles away from their own country. or dr will mccants from the center for naval and i think has the help is of a global jihad who initially came with sponsibility for the attack and i retracted that statement he says european now facing a different kind of threat. the statement came out around ten thirty this morning us time. no one challenged it for several hours but then by the afternoon the same person who had posted the claim posted a retraction and apparently it seems that the forum administrator is where he posted the claim had gott