blanca ---en san francisco, ms agentes patrullarn en el distrito de la misin.o ---esto debido a la ola de violencia que se ha desatado en las ltimas semanas donde 3 personas murieron y 5 resultaron heridas. ---el ltimo tiroteo se report ayer por la mañana cuando la vctima se encontraba sentado en su vehculo. ---la polica no ha hecho arrestos, es ms de las balaceras y apuñalamientos registrados, las autoridades solo han capturado a un responsable. cesar / vboxes --por otra parte.. la familia de un indigente muerto a balazos a manos de la policia de san francisco entabl una querella en contra del departamento de polica de la ciudad... --la familia de ''luis gongora'' planea levantar una demanda civil muy pronto por lo que llaman un acto inconsiderado y excesivo por parte de los oficiales involucrados.. --en abril de este aÑo...varios agentes dispararon a ''gongora'' cuando este al parecer caminaba en el distriro de la misin amenzando a personas con un cuchillo .. blanca/take vo ---autoridades piden ayuda a la comunidad para arrestar a un sospechoso de apuÑalar br

[sirenas] agente: ¡tira el arma! ¡tira el arma!os claramente que no te arriesgaras, ezequiel, y no nos hiciste caso, ¡te metiste con un narcotraficante, caray! ezequiel: perdón, me dejé llevar por el coraje que me dio al ver ese tipo. mariela: por no pensar las cosas estuviste a punto de morir. ezequiel: ya, perdónenme. el enojo no me dejó pensar. gerardo: mira, todo esto empezó por estar retando a la gente con el coche y jugar carreritas en la calle. ezequiel: nunca pensé que pudiera pasar algo así. mariela: que esta experiencia te sirva de lección para darte cuenta que nunca sabes a quién estás retando. ezequiel: sí, ma, y gracias por enseñarme a hacer lo correcto. mariela: no solo tienes que agradecernos a nosotros, también a alfa, que te volvió a salvar la vida por decirnos lo que estabas haciendo. ezequiel: alfa, tengo que darte las gracias, por ti estoy vivo. alfa: si yo les decía a tus papás lo que hacías es porque te quiero y me preocupa que te pase algo. ezequiel: y yo no lo supe ver. solo pensaba que me acusabas porque te

hace menos de media hora, agentes mantenÍan acordonada esta vivienda.sidencia como en estos vehÍculos que estÁn detrÁs de esa patrulla, para tratar de determinar si en esta casa fue donde este hombre pudo haber planeado este ataque que hoy enluta y llena de santa y dolor a la comunidad. se ha sabido, que omar tenÍa una licencia de guardia de seguridad lo que le permitiÓ acceder a las armas de fuego que comprÓ, hace menos de unas semanas segÚn dio a conocer la oficina de alcohol tabaco y armas de fuego. comprÓ una pistola y un fusil ar15, que le fueron encontrados en la madrugada cuando fue abatido por el grupo, que logrÓ recuperar el control de la situaciÓn. donde fallecieron 50 personas y otras mÁs de 50 resultaron gravemente heridas. en esta casa los policÍas y los agentes del fbi se fueron hace menos de 30 minutos, mantienen un cordÓn a muy poca distancia de este lugar en un complejo residencial donde se encuentra un apartamento que vivÍa martín. no se sabe si compartiÓ con su esposa una mujer con la que se casÓ en nueva york, donde vivieron y se la

i will now turn it over to the fbi, special agent in charge.>> good morning, i'm the special agent in charge of the field office in tampa, and i think yesterday you heard from the assistant special agent in charge ron harper they did a great job. one thing that takes away from these bad events, 9/11, brings the community together, including the law enforcement community. we have all worked together from the get-go, and from 2:00 in the morning when this shooting began, everybody rallied together to work this case as one force. with the joint terrorism task force, which all of these agencies represent, and we were working the case side-by-side. a lot of this investigation has kind of been disclosed to you. the main thing we have look that in the very beginning is the victims. as you have heard, 49 are deceased, 48 have been identified, 24 families have been notified. we have also brought in witness specialists to work with the families to get them what they need. resources are available, and other agencies have pulled their resources and brought them down. we have resources from the mi

special agent in charge. >> good morning, i am special agent in charge of the any fay field office in tampa including the orlando resident agency. yesterday you heard from special agent in charge, ron hopper who did a commendable job as the commander for the f.b.i. something to tack away from this is the event such as this as we learned in listen lend -- in 9/11 brings the community together including law enforcement. you can see everyone is represented and we all work together from the beginning from the time at 2:00 in the morning, when the shooting began everyone rallied to work the case as one force. we have a joint terrorism task force which all of the agencies represented spoke and are represented on the joint terrorism task force so we work cases side-by-side and a last investigation so far has been disclosed to you. the main thing we looked at in the beginning is the victims. as you heard there are 49 that are deceased and 48 have been identified and 24 families have been identified and we brought down 34 victims and witness specialists who will work with the familiars it get

stolen from an fbi agent on sunday. we were behind fbi agents this morning as they rolled up on the house. fbi agents with helmets, vests and carrying assault rifles closed off this block of keith avenue, firing off a half a dozen flash bang grenades. >> just the explosion. >> sounded like gunshots. >> reporter: an elderly woman came out and stood there as agents served a search warrant. the fbi later confirmed they recovered the gun stolen from an agent's car on sunday. and that one suspect was taken into custody at the house. although we did not see anyone taken away in handcuffs. a woman saying the elderly woman inside was her grandmother. that woman went into the house carrying her baby. >> how's your grandmother? >> she's distraught. >> she is? >> yes. >> reporter: the gun was stolen from an fbi agent's car on sunday, an area so well known for car break-ins neighbors say it's almost a daily occurrence. >> i can't believe someone is so stupid as to leave a gun in their car. >> reporter: keeping guns from being stole

. >>> thousands of dollars worth of marijuana discovered by agents in the east bay. were on the operation that authorities say is linked to a mexican drug cartel. >>> we will keep going until this investigation is completed. >>> new developments in a sexual misconduct case involving oakland police. >>> a massive marijuana bust in east bay. dozens of agents move in on homes and find indoor growing operations with thousands of dollars worth of marijuana. it is part of an operation that lasted for several days. >> agents made arrests today. >> reporter: the alameda task force is suiting up hitting at least three home said they. authorities say the suspects are linked to a notorious mexican drug cartel in the east bay. they catch one suspect trying to escape. agents intercept him and arrest him and his wife. >> in this case all of them are mexican nationals or illegal aliens. they are here sponsored by these drug trade organizations. they bring these people to tended to the grows. >> reporter: agents bust down doors and set off flash grenades. >> they are indoor marijuan

both of those are maintained and controlled by agents, again, because of the role of the agent is todual. the role of the officer is to protect the outer perimeter. >> i showed your photograph working. here's a photograph of this individual. i'm sure you're going to see it on fox all next week. doesn't that show something? i mean, there he is in front of the christmas tree with the clintons. >> absolutely. what this picture tells me is that, you know, there's something underlying here, the reason for him writing this book. ten years later, he decides to come out with a scandalous book and he is saying that, you know, how despicable hillary clinton is as a person, how there were all of these issues at the white house with the clintons while he was there. but here you g, you're looking at a picture of him smiling next to the clintons in front of the christmas tree like there's no disdain whatsoever. i think there's, you know, somewhat of a character issue here. >> and the point i would make is, i have three or four of those photographs with w. and i think seven with obama and it doesn'

nuestro plan es soltar a un agente encubierto en una ladera.tras hablamos con vicente acerca de los halcones. vicente: la patrulla fronteriza en esta zona es algo que identificamos como uno de los peligros de nuestros agentes dÍa a día. ricardo: hasta hace poco tan pronto los arrestaron los sospechosos decÍan que estaban ahÍ de paso. >> decÍan: estoy de paso aquí. es difÍcil dar cargos criminales sino el contrabando para asociar al individuo con el narcotrÁfico. ricardo: recientemente procesaron a un halcÓn, eso ha sentado un precedente policial, porque pudieron apresarlo. por lo general se rinde pero primero tratan de huir. a veces estÁn armados tambiÉn como muestran estas armas confiscadas en sus guaridas. desde 2015 agentes del sector de tucson han sido agredidos 87 veces. cuÁnto tiempo se quedan cada vez que van? >> he escuchado casos de 15 a 30, dÍas pero cÓmo sobrevive tanto dÍas en una montaÑa= ? se muestra la comida que almacenan en los campamentos. los paneles solares con los que recargan baterÍas de radios telÉfonos celulares. por cad

harrison barns of the golden gate warriors who is a restricted free agent. he hit this game-winning 3 point shot against the philadelphia 76ers to win it. apparently the 76ers remembered that. they are on record saying they are interested in signing that is a restricted free agent. the warriors can match any offer and could not have any money to sign barns should they be ready to lure kevin durant or another free agent to the warriors. we will keep you posted. july 1st is when it all starts with regard to when teams are able to talk to free agents. >>> a sad day in sports mourning the loss of two legends. pat summit winningest coach as a matter of fact in division one college basketball history. 38 years she coached at the university of tennessee. brought with her 8 national titles. dies at 64 years old and mourning the passing of pat summitt. earlier a coaching lesson from the nfl buddy ryan has passed away just a fierce defensive coordinator. most fans remember him on the super bowl winning chicago bears team and the 46th defense back in 1985. also as a he

now i'm going to turn it over to the atf, special agent in charge lombardo. thank you. >> good morning. first i would just like to extend atf's family would like to extend a heartfelt warm appreciation for the extended visit here today. we are here to give you their role in the investigation. on the scene there were two weapons on the scene. atf brings unique tracing capabilities to the table. we've been able to trace the weapons. they have been traced to the shooter. the third weapon was found in his vehicle. we are still working on tracing that weapon as well. we wld like to extend our heartfelt condolences to the victims' families as well as lgtb community. we are working with a team of analysts, special agents, working together with the fbi and all our state and local partners here today. we have a team of people here able to provide what we can to this investigation. i'd like to turn it over to the fbi, special agent in charge. >> good morning. special agent in charge of the fbi here in tampa, but includes rlando resident agency. yesterday you heard from

chopper ---el agente fue hospitalizado y el ---el agente fue hospitalizado y el conductor involucradodente. --- autoridades y funcionarios de la ciudad decidieron suspender la sesin del concejo de esta noche tras este este incidente. zoom in camera blanca --- muy buenas tardes... blanca ---contina el escndalo por una investigacin de conducta sexual inadecuada en el departamento de oakland. ---ahora hay agentes de varios departamento s policiales del este de la baha. take boxes ---sandra bermdez en vivo desde oakland nos tiene los detalles. take sandra live blanca/take vo ---el juicio contra el adolescente sospechoso blanca/take vo ---el juicio contra el adolescente sospechoso de matar a la pequeña madison middleton se aplaz hasta el prximo invierno. ---''adrian gonzalez'' de 15 aÑos se declar "no culpable" del homicidio y pese a ser menor de edad, ser procesado como adulto. ---el crimen conmovi a la comunidad luego que el cuerpo de la niÑa fuera hallado en un contenedor de reciclaje. ---el juicio est programado para el 21 de febrero del prximo año. take vo blanca --ya se encuentra en

the agents protect the individual. >> is it conceivable to you that a uniformed agent could have seen of things that he alleges having seen? >> no. i mean, just from the prepublication documents that are out, i can't comprehend how a uniformed division officer could ever find themselves in those situations to, you know, view what he is saying that he saw. >> i'm not eager to give traction to any of the underlying allegations, but there is a report that he stumbled into seeing something untoward in the map room. i've been in the map room. i know the layout of the map room. is it conceivable to you as a special agent that a uniformed officer could have walked in on the president in the map room? >> no. it -- not by any means and here's why. again, roles and responsibilities of uniformed division officer and agents are different. we have different -- we have different functions. when the president walks into an environment where the uniformed division officer is, they're displaced by an agent. so even if he was standing in front of the map room door he would be displaced by an agent and

but the agent still faces discipliny ac >>> a gun stolen in san francisco from an fbi agent's car has been recovered, but the agent still faces disciplinary action. the latest from kpix 5's andria borba >>> reporter: the tale of the fbi gun stolen from a car sunday near the painted ladies has taken even more twists and turns in the past 24 hours. kpix 5 has learned that the glock 27 was recovered in an fbi raid near the corner of keith and thomas in the bayview. after a quick investigation, s.w.a.t. teams with an assist from sfpd raided the home after using surveillance video near alamo square to track it down. >> it becomes a major priority. >> reporter: sources say the gun along with the credentials and a badge were left in a backpack sitting on the front seat of a car on pierce street and 10 minutes after the agent stepped away to iutake photos with family, everything was gone. according to kpix 5 security analyst and former special agent in charge of the san francisco office jeff harp, leaving a gun in a backpack flies in the face of fbi protocol. >> i'm fairly certain that he did

. >>> as a former fbi agent and chairman of the house intelligence committee, i had oversight of all 16 of our nation's intelligent agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives, people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who lived the fear and the pressure. until now. >> you would look at me and see a nice lady, probably a very happy person, very outgoing, an older woman who has a retired life and goes to church. but my life was not normal. it was a lie. everyone thought that i was just a mom. they never knew what i was actually doing. because i lied to everyone about who i was. for almost 32 years. but i didn't do it for the thrill of it. i did it because i had to do it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> october 19th, 1972, i became a widow. after that, i needed to work. i thought about it and i had spoken foreign languages, i had lived overseas and i had a master's degree so i decided to apply for cia. it wasn't that easy, though. they w

there were no lights, no physical barriers of any kind, one border patrol agent. , there wereday agents on atvs, a helicopter, two boats in the river, they pulled agents off of other areas and put them in this one area and jorge ramos came and told securities lookout -- look how secure it is. agents, to the actual you get into the importance of talking to them about what they are experiencing and not just the political appointees. host: brandon darby our guest here this morning. let's get to our first call. alabama. good morning to you. caller: i was really interested in darby telling the truth about what's happening. i am a democrat, but i just have to go with trump because something needs to be done. if the people of mexico stuck together and change their -- i worked at mills and a lot of them moved to mexico. if people stood up there the same benefits we have -- -- demanding the same benefits we have -- guest: one of the approaches we take at breitbart, we have a program called "cartel chronicles." the mexican border states, there's absolutely strict -- aol from the cartel ioate belo

>> here's a traffic agent, parking in front of a fire hydrant.he goes into the store to get some food, and while she's ordering, sirens, flashing lights, fire trucks pull up. and jimmy justice is hot under the collar. >> you're a traffic enforcement agent, and you parked your official vehicle blocking a fire pump, and there's a fire outside with firemen out there and they have no access to the pump? you ought to be ashamed of yourself! while you're in the store, you don't hear the sirens? what's the matter with you? and fire engines were coming from every direction. and the nerve of this woman just to stay there on line and order her food and not come out and move her vehicle. that was just a little too over the top for me, and i lost my cool. >> have a good day. >> what's the matter with you? >> jimmy often gets aggressive in his videos. in his mind he's doing a public service. but critics say he goes too far to embarrass people in uniform. >> thank you very much. >> you've been parked at a bus stop for 20 minutes. you broke the law! >> james hu

the agent taking the call is not the agent that will likely do the investigation. they do their report and send it to the agent. that goes in a stack of other ones just like it. the agent has to do a triage. would it make sense to go out there? i bet they would have but it would have taken time to get out there. they should have said just hold the video. don't erase it. a lot of things -- >> if they would have seen the picture someone would have said we investigated this guy not once but twice. he was repeat there i interrogated and questions. they didn't have any evidence he was a terrorist. but it could have sparked someone's memory and forced a third investigation. >> it could have done. that it's tough to do even if that case. they would have had to get through all the other ones where i do have an identification. someone says that person "a" is in their garage late at night loading cases of ammunition. this was so nebrasulous. >> if someone goes into a store and says i need body armor and bulk ammunition, that could have triggered a serious investigation. >> i

meet identity-protection agents daniel, pua, and sarah. they're part of a team of agents who address identity threats and help lifelock members if an identity theft occurs. what happens when a member gets an alert? i mean, when do you get involved, and how does that work? >> once our members notify us that it was not them, that they believe it's identity theft, is when we get started. then you'll speak to somebody like me, and i'll call you and i'll assist you through the whole process. >> we know who to call, what documents are needed, and we get it done much quicker than a member ever could on their own. >> i know the questions to ask, i know the people to talk to, i know the numbers to call, and i can make it just so much easier for you. and i'm also willing to stay on hold for you if you need. >> wait a minute. say that again? >> yeah, i'm willing to stay on hold as long as it takes on your behalf if necessary. >> 'cause that is the worst part -- staying on hold. >> it is. [ chuckles ] but i'm happy to do it. >> you're happy to do it?

military base that held a huge stockpile of agent orange. still today the area remains seriously contaminated. this sign explains how dioxin exposures from the environment to human bodies. local authorities advise farmers not to grow crops or raise livestock there. phung van hue lives near the base with his family. his son has a serious brain disorder. he cannot speak and his limbs are paralyzed. hue was born and raised near the base. after the war, he ate fish from a pond and looked after livestock, unaware that the area was contaminated. >> translator: i learned about agent orange after i grew up. we had no information about the herbicide when i was small because we didn't have television or anything like that. >> reporter: his son can barely swallow. . it takes him nearly two hours to eat a meal. his parents take turns giving him around-the-clock care. as a victim of agent orange, the son receives about $18 a month from the vietnamese government but this is far from enough. the parents want the u.s. government to admit that agent orange i

he had 10,000 agents then, there are now about 13,500 agents to cover. those agents are not all working counterterrorism. there are so many other areas they work with. violent crime, organized crime, white-collar crime. think about those 13,500 agents and start cutting them in half. there are not enough resources to cover this threat. charlie: is it simply agents and time? mr. murphy: it is not just agents. the organization has become dependent on other individuals supporting the agents. it is a number of resources. when i say time, yes, they do need more time. we probably have to look at additional authorities, because there are certain activities that you can do under certain levels of investigation. if it is terrorism, we might want to expand those authorities. i think that is something for the doj, the fbi, the legislators to look at. in terrorism cases, should the fbi be given more expansive powers to continue these cases and do other investigative means to determine if the individual is going to be a threat? charlie: do you believe it is the lone w

charlie: is it simply agents and time? it is not just agents. the organization has become dependent on other individuals supporting the agents. it is a number of resources. don i say time, yes, they need more time. we probably have to look at additional authorities, because there are certain activities that you can do under certain levels of investigation. if it is terrorism, we might want to expand those authorities. i think that is something for fbi, thethe legislators to look at. in terrorism cases, should the fbi be given more expansive powers to continue these cases and do other investigative means to determine if the individual is going to be a threat? charlie: do you believe it is the lone wolf, or the loane rat theory, as james comey said, acting due to changes in their motivation or influence, perhaps from the internet? or, do you believe the threats will come more from directed attacks from isis? mr. murphy: i think it will be from the lone wolf or lone rat. >directed attacks are hard to pull off at this point, because of the effective

he talked about 8 free agents on the team. changes and he won't tip his hand of course. >> there is a fine line between winning and losing. if you win you do nothing and if you lose you do everything. that is why you take the time for post draft and thinking about where can we better and what is emotional response to the roster and how much distance do you need. the free agency is coming. >> hard not to get swept up in the current. in this society, you win or you are everybody else. and right now we are everybody else. it does -- you have to be strong enough and disciplined to not overreact to make a decision. >> july 1st the official free agent beginning for the nba. one of the things about being a great organization. you lose people because people are trying to steal your magic from other teams. there he is luke walton the new head coach of the la lakers. they didn't waste much time in making sure everybody knew he is back with the team and he plays the bulk of his career with. introduced to the media in la and trying to get

los agentes respondieron a un reporte de violencia domÉstica.respondieron al ataque. el sospechoso estÁ internado en un hospital. en san francisco la policÍa arrestÓ a un hombre que agredio a dos mujeres por su orientaciÓn sexual. el hombre -- la detenciÓn de el hombre de 50 aÑos ocurriÓ alrededor del mediodÍa unto el sospechoso empujÓ a las vÍctimas y golpeÓ a una de ellas. la policÍa investiga una serie de amenazas lanzadas contra estudiantes de la escuela secundaria martin brunner king junior. -- martin luther king junior. a travÉs de un correo electrÓnico, al remitente dijo que si no se cumplen sus demandas, alguien le harÍa daÑo a los alumnos de secundaria. los dueÑos de casas mÓviles en palo alto interpusieron una nueva demanda en la ciudad. buscan anular el fallo de un juez que los obliga a mover sus casas mÓviles. entre tanto, el abogado de la terminal que se construye en la antigua base naval amenazÓ con demandar a la ciudad, luego de que votaran por prohibir el transporte almacenamiento de carbÓn en oakland. si esta previsiÓn entra en

and she through a bible at a secret service officer or agent. >> agent. >> and the vase story we'll get to in a minute. but if the cameras were on, she was close to bill, but it was manufactured, not real. camera goes off, different person. >> yes. >> and if she had guests, she would say he's my favorite secret service guy. >> she actually did that to me one time when she berated me about an hour before or something, and then introduced me to this tour from arkansas, a group of people getting a special tour and told them what a wonderful -- i was her favorite officer and patted me on the back, almost to the point where i almost believed her. but i knew what the truth was. i had seen this behavior before. >> you said, and with hillary clinton's latest rise, i realized her own leadership style, impulsive, disdainful of the rules set for everyone else, has not changed a bit. a lot has been made about temperament, and the temperament of a president. >> yeah. >> you're describing by someone by far that does not have control of her emotions or temperament. >> yeah. she exhibits some very dang

---la mujer alega que se relacion con agentes a cambio de favores.blanca/take vo ---el juicio contra el adolescente sospechoso de matar a la pequeÑa madison middleton se aplaz hasta el prximo invierno. ---''adrian gonzalez'' de 15 aÑos se declar "no culpable" del homicidio y pese a ser menor de edad, ser procesado como adulto. ---el crimen conmovi a la comunidad luego que el cuerpo de la niÑa fuera hallado en un contenedor de reciclaje. ---el juicio est programado para el 21 de febrero del prximo aÑo. blanca --la controversial sentencia dictada a un ex-estudiante de la universidad de stanford condenado por agresin sexual.. est influenciando ahora la legislatura estatal. take vo --de acuerdo con la ley actual en california la palabra ''violacin'' se define como un acto de cpula sexual. --sin embargo, en otros estados han adoptado la definicin del ''fbi'' que considera una olacin'' como la penetracin con cuaquier parte del cuerpo o por un objeto. ----por esta razn, los legisladores presentaron ayer una propuesta de ley para cambiar la definicin y hacer

they >>> agents are investigating one of their own. they told a federal judge an intelligence analyst may have been plotting an attack on top department officials inside the dhs complex on nebraska nebraska avenue. agents detained him in his office across the hall from a the suspect's home in martinburg, west virginia. >> reporter: this is renke's house. federal agents searched it looking for guns, two-way radios, imaging devices, very mall imaging devices, for restraining devices. they have charged him so far with carrying a pistol in d.c. without a license. they think that he may have been plotting possibly with somebody else to assassinate the top officials of the department of homeland security. agents say they stopped him for a random screening as he was walking into work at the heavily fortified department of homeland security. they found two-way radios. a camera to detect heat signatures, handcuffs, folding knife and pepper spray. after seizing the knife and pepper spray they let him walk decided to double check and found in his

we have teams of agents, officers, fbi agents that we are deploy as we're identify 0ing these victims throughout the state and really throughout the nation, to identify the family members to let them know that their loved one is deceased. once we have confirmed that, that is the time we'll post that tower website. so i ask that everybody respect the privacy of the family. we'll advertise those names when we confirm that the family has been notified. that's our primary focus right now so notify those family members, and then we will advertise those names publicly to the rest of the community. so i'll turn it over to now -- i believe the fbi is ready to speak, ron hopper. u.s. attorney lee bentley. >> as mayor dyer said, yesterday was the most horrific day in the history of orlando. indeed, it was the day of the largest mass shooting in the history of the the united states. terrible tragedy. all, on behalf of the federal government, i would like to thank our state and local participators, the florida department of law enforcement, the orlando police department, the orange county sheriff

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parks as it does not matter that the agent was not aware of the car breaking academic in san francisco. >> regardless of where you are, you are held to the same standards across all 56 field offices, it is unacceptable to leave that weapon in a car unattended. sue the gun was recovered but the credentials were not. the search and investigation are ongoing. >> another gun was left today less than 1 mile away. someone broke into a parked car and stole three guns, the owner had just gone to a shooting range. >> and a patrol officer in san francisco could soon be equipped with a buddy camera. the agreement was announced late today. if he gets the green light, the cameras will be rolled out beginning august 1st. that is all part of the drive to keep officers accountable and repair trumpet - - public trust. and rank and file police officers said that - - they see they welcome by the cameras as a tool to effectively strengthen accountability and improve public safety. >> if there is a large turnout, we will win. >> bernie sanders is crossing california and trying to snag every vote that he ca

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the agents that wear green. told us about the attempt i the mexican cartel daily to smuggle narcotics across the border. plusmajority of the 17,000 , our mexican nationalists, trying to make the entry into the united states. we see a number of people, 30% in south america. we see folks from guatemala and el salvador. we see folks from china and other areas of the world. confined to one area. >> how are they making the trip? >> most of the folks are totacting organizations really finance their trips. anywhere from $1500 to $15,000, depending on how far they are coming and what types of techniques they are using. depending on where they're coming from, they take a significant price and it also depends on whether they expect to go into the united states. they will be transported into the united states and you will obviously pay a little more than just dropped off. ?> who is doing the smuggling >> most are criminals, folks who to dedicating their lives smuggling narcotics. what folks often do not understand is the p

--al llegar, los agentes fueron confrontados por el residente del lugar. especific si el hombre dispar a los oficiales antes de recibir los disparos. --el sujeto recibi atencin medica y ningun policia result herido. cesar --- autoridades en el este de la baha quieren poner punto final a la ola de balaceras que ha azotado la carretera 4 los ltimos meses --- blanca --- para ello un concejal de la ciudad de concord le urge fondos de emergencia al gobernador de california... jerry brown --- take boxes --- lucrecia borchardt nos cuenta qu es lo que piden... take lot :01 :10 :15 :50 1:21 1:32 1:53 qu tal compaÑeros? este cinturn hace sentir seguros a muchos pero lamentablemente de unos meses para ac los vecinos del este de la baha han comenzado a sentir que necesitan muchsimo ms que slo el cinturn de seguridad para poder sentirse seguros en carretera. juan rodrguez/residen te de concord "yo cada vez de que salgo le digo a mi mujer y a mis niÑos que as como salgo, quiz pueda regresar, quiz no pueda regresar. es todo los das" y es que lamentablemente esta preocupa

josÉ, donde como podemos ver, los residentes siguen mostrando sus residencias por la pÉrdida de un agenteel orden. el trÁgico accidente ocurriÓ el martes en horas de la tarde. ramos de flores, coronas y mensajes de apoyo, es lo que muchos residentes de san josÉ es lo que de dejaron tras la muerte del agente michael de 34 aÑos de edad,. Éste falleciÓ cuando se encontraba trabajando y manejaba su motocicleta en la cual, se impactÓ contra una minivan. el fatal accidente ocurriÓ el martes por la tarde, una tragedia que se convirtiÓ en un fuerte golpe para la corporaciÓn policÍaca y que conmoviÓ a muchos en la comunidad. >> me da mucho temor que un policÍa tenga que hacer eso. >> .." esposos un policÍa de san josÉ. esa es la realidad a la que nos enfrentamos. ". flavio: durante el accidente un buen samaritano tratÓ de auxiliar a la gente. >> "Él era un papÁ amoroso, que lo daba todo por su familia". flavio: el departamento de policÍa de san josÉ como por su parte, enviÓ un comunicado donde se explicÓ que el conductor que manejaba la minivan se quedÓ en el lugar del choque y que ha cooperado ha

>> the agents are petrified, sure, just like the people are. the people didn't call in san bender. >> that's let everybody know what's going on, i better be super careful here. instead of leaning guard and getting into the investigation with anything, just like those witnesses that said they thought the fbi thought they, being cranky or -- >> well the fbi went to investigate this guy in 2013 after coworkers said he's not right, he was working as a security guy at the courthouse, making all kinds of incendiary remarks, including terrorist remarks. they invest gated him and hi said i was saying that in response to anti-muslim comments about me. so he used it. i mean it's like he knew. >> it's a wet blanket. believe me, i know the agents in the fbi and i know the analysts. no one wants this thing to happen. believe me. but they've got families. they've got things that they have to be careful with. so they are overly cautious. >> do you know comey wants to do it the way you want to do it? >> yes, but comey can't talk about it either. i would like t

>> agents will do it for long term customers. these are long-term customers for us. >> so how long do you have to be a customer before you have the magic knock to get the fee taken off? >> i don't know that there's a specific we have there. >> specifics are what i'm talking about. nobody knows how to get the best price from you guys. nobody knows. there's a secret sauce somewhere. i think it has to do with being really mad which is bizarre to me. let's go on to mr. patel. you all charge now an advance receiver service fee, right? >> that's correct. >> you took the hd thing off the bill and put a brand-new thing on the bill. how many of your customers do you think have any idea what the advanced receiver service fee is for? >> our intention was to really simplify the sales process and what we tried to do is simplify the number of decisions a customer had to make. we got down to three, pick your programming package, and the level of programming you pick dictates how much you pay for the programming package. the second choice is do

. >> thousand dollar listings, showcases one relentless real estate agent as he earns a crappy living. >> a lot of times if you're looking for a one-bedroom or a studio, you're paying thousands of dollars, and people just cannot afford that. >> tamara, you're chasing a story to bloomfield where some folks are complaining there's been a rise in how the police are dealing with suspects. what have you got? >> use of force insentences increased -- incidences increased in the last two the years? >> [inaudible] >> the latino leadership alliance of new jersey came out with a new report that says, yes, they have. >> we need to know why this is happening, and this is why we are requesting that the attorney general and the civil rights division just investigate. >> however, if you take a look at these numbers and analyze them a little wit more closely, you may see something different. >> the number absolutely did go up, but there's a reason. the year that it's being compared to is 2014 where the department arrested 866 people. now, when you have an opportunity or the chance arises that you may

the fbi agent special agent in charge did say earlier this morning there are suggestions the terroristadical islamic leanings but nothing definitive has been established yet. joining us now cnn national security contributor juliette kayyen, former assistant secretary of the department of homeland security and also cnn counterterrorism analyst phil mudd, former cia official as well as in the studio with us, art roderick, former law enforcement analyst. juliette, unfortunately, i was standing with you maybe a day after a similar type horrific terrorist attack took place, this was in boston, and it feels somewhat similar in the sense that we don't know whether or not this is part of some grander plot or just somebody who was self-radicalized. >> that's exactly right. here's what we know now. the fbi rarely would say something like there are leanings towards islamic terrorism, unless they already knew who it was, he was already known to them or a joint terrorism task force, and now they're just trying to figure out, was anyone else involved. so people, we are in the fog of the incident. fa

>> agents will do it for long term customers. and so -- >> how long do you have to be a customer to get the fee taken off? >> i don't know that there's a specific we have there. >> nobody knows how to get the best price from you guys. nobody knows. there's a secret sauce somewhere. i think it has to do with being really mad which is bizarre to me. let's go on to mr. patel. you all charge now an advance receiver service fee, right sno. >> that's correct. >> you took the hd thing off the bill and put a brand-new thing on the bill. how many of your customers do you think have any idea what the advanced receiver service fee is for? >> our intention was to really simplify the sales process and simplify the number of decisions the customer had to make. pick the programming package, and it dictates how much you'll pay. the second choice is do you want basic services or advanced services. basic services provides a good hd experience, but doesn't include dvr and on demand and other things. that's what that fee is it provides advanced serv

. --- su pareja de once aÑos dijo que tuvo una experiencia traumtica cuando los agentes lo sacaron dez tiene que pasar a revisin mientras tanto seguir libre hasta que tenga una audiencia. juanfra/take vo --tambin en san francisco... el alcalde ''ed lee'' anunci la creacin del cargo de ''asesor para iniciativas de naturaleza transgenero'' o ''senior advisor for transgender initiatives'' con el fin de poner atencin y asegurar que se respeten los derechos civiles de la comunidad transgenero en la ciudad.. -- la encargada de la nueva oficina es ''theresa sparks''.. quien fungi como directora ejecutiva de la comisin de derechos humanos asi como comisionada de policia.. juanfra-take vo --- un juez decidi que no hay suficiente tiempo para reforzar la seguridad durante el desfile del orgullo gay en san francisco, descartando as una demanda que buscaba incrementar la seguridad... --- desde el 2010, tiroteos y otros crmenes violentos han ocurrido durante estos tipos de eventos que rene a la comunidad de lesbianas, gays, bisexuales y personas transgnero. --- las personas que emprendieon la accin

the forward secret service agent is trashing her in a new book.nnon bream tells us what's inside. >> it's about them having a separate set of rules or not follow the rules. >> reporter: as hillary clinton wraps up her nomination, her campaign is facing a new challenge, a book caulk full of allegations of her time as first lady. gary burns book "crisis of character" is due out later this month. burns claims mrs. clinton tried to have the secret service banished and the white house staff lived in terror of her and a violent encounter between the first couple and president clinton's reckless behavior with another woman, disposition of a white house towel with another woman's lipstick on it. a former secret service agent who filed paperwork to run in a gop florida congressional seat, served on the bush 43 and obama administrations. he says he wouldn't share such personal anecdotes. guess why he chose to do so now? i understand the uniformed officer that wrote the book would say to himself, i feel like it's time, i feel it's time to tell the real truth

the agents. so it is a whole picture of the number of resources. when i say time, yes, they do need more time. we do need to be able to-- you know, we probably have to look at additional authorities. because there are certain activities that you can do under certain levels of investigation. and if it's a terrorism investigation, we might want to expand those authorities some what. and i think you know, that's something for d o.j., the fb-i, the legislators to look at. should we in terrorism cases should the fbi give,-- be given more expansive powers to continue the cases and do other investigative means to determine if the individual is going to be a threat to the united states and a terrorist. >> do you believe it is the lone wolf or the lone rat theory as james comey said or simply acting because of changes in their own motivation and influence perhaps from the internet. or do you believe the threat will come from more directed attacks from isis? >> i think it's going to be-- i think it's going

sullivan the fbi had 5500 special agents. out of that number, 5500, and you only have 5 negro agents? mr. sullivan, of course we did not see in that memorandum that none of them conducted investigations. they were just drivers. this was 1961. is it any wonder that the fbi was later presumptuous enough to feel that it could determine the next new national negro leader. it's part of a problem is they attempted to translate the tack tigs first used against the communist party against virtually every perceived enemy as the bureau looked across the landscape and decided who should be neutralized discredited or destroyed. >> as we all know the bureau was originally set up as a crime fighting agency but in 1939 in a directive by president roosevelt it assumed a new task of seeing that the country's internal security was maintained in the face of a growing threat from fascism and communism. >> in 1939, the fbi had and established an index called the security index which was a list of individuals both aliens and citizens -- i'm now qu

schneider: agents will do customers.ng term sen. mccaskill: how long do you have to be a customer before you have the magic to get the fee off? ms. schneider: i don't know if there's a specific. sen. mccaskill: this is what i'm talking about. nobody knows how to get the best nobodyrom you guys, knows. there's a secret sauce somewhere and i think it has to do with which islly mad bizarre to me. let's go on to mr. patel. an advancerge now receiver service fee, right? mr. patel: that's correct. took theskill: you h.d. thing off the bill and then put a brand new thing on the bill. how many of your customers do think have any idea what the advanced receiver service fee is for? mr. patel: yes, senator, our intention was to really simplify the sales process and what we simplify thes number of decisions a customer had to make and we got it down to three which was you pick your programming package and the level of programming you pick dictates how much you're going to pay for the programming package. the second choice is, do you services orl

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