and aldo, the dog in this case, clearly was. he'd received a 120-hour training program with the police department in apopka, florida. he received a 40-hour refresher seminar by another police department in dothan, alabama. and he was subjected to continuous weekly training, in which part of that training consisted of taking him out, walking him by some vehicles that contained cars, some vehicles that didn't. and the testimony of officer wheetley was that aldo's performance was really good. and what he meant by that was that if there were eight cars with drugs. >> then why did -- then why didn't they get the dog recertified? by the time of the search, the certification had expired 16 months. >> it was a lapse, your honor. the dog subsequently was recertified. our position is that the fourth amendment doesn't impose an annual certification requirement. some states have it, some states don't. i think, more important in this case was the fact that the dog was continuously trained, continuously evaluated and trained. >> well, what do

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it was a certificate for aldo and a similar county deputy together as a team. this dog was never certified as part of a team with officer wheetley in this case. and the certifications in this area are team certifications, not individual state is not a requirement? that the constitutional requirement, that dog training doesn't count unless it's training with the officer who uses the dog? >> no, but that's an indicator of reliability which is the ultimate test year. has this teen -- >> counsel can bring that up. counsel can bring that up at the hearing before the judge. but i understood this to be a requirement. you never even get to that hearing, because there's no evidence that this dog was ever trained with his policeman spent that's correct, there is no such evidence. >> yes and, therefore, in this case, right? >> no not indicate that the fact that the dog wasn't trained with his policeman means any to look for evidence, other evidence of reliability which also doesn't exist in this case. >> does this officer has been working with a stock for many months. the

the family of aldo dominguez vasquez says the boy was living with an uncle and was working in the family's wary when that earthquake hit. the cousin says aldo's parents are divorced and both live in the united states. >> tonight a peace officer's group will hold a fundraiser. officer kenyon young symptom was shot during a traffic stop. the peace officers alliance organized tonight's fundraiser. it will better officer youngstrom's family. his widow is expected to attend. coming up at 6:00, we have a crew at that fundraiser. we'll show you the outpouring of support the officer's family. >> the incident organizers want people to remember when they see this display. >> back here in just a few minutes i've got your weekend in view. we have scattered showers out there. it's going to be cold. down right freezing tomorrow morning. i'll show you where. >>> students at uc berkeley are camping out tonight marking the one year anniversary of the occupy cal movement. allie rasmus is live with how this action compares to what happened there last year. >> reporter: you can see that there are tents set up

was sweaty and very nervous and when he went to check the driver's license he brought out his dog, aldogerman shepherd, and had him do a sniff around the truck. the dog alertedded on the handle of the door and the police officer used that to search the truck. the question for the court is whether the dog sniff itself gave the police probable cause in order to search the truck. the florida court ruled aganst law enforcement in both cases so it was the state of florida that brought the cases to the supreme court today. >> woodruff: so the justices heard these separately. and what kinds of questions were they asking. the first about the case involving the house? >> well, the state of florida was represented by the same lawyer in both cases, former solicitor general gregory gar and he told the justices that in prior cases of the supreme court the court found that drug-sniffing dogs were rathe ique and they cod sarch luggage, open containers because we don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy in contraband. and he said this was really no different here but he ran into trouble across th

here the florida supreme court looked at the reliability of the dog, aldo, and wanted the government law enforcement to pro produce evidence that this dog was reliable. how was it traind? was the handler traind? was it certified? and mr. gar for the state of wereda said that these extraordinary requirements and he was supportedy the obama t administration's lawyer who also said what would happen if the court constitutionalized these requirements was that you would start having mini trials with expert witnesses and dogs would be put on trial to determine their reliability and it just wasn't necessary. the court seemed to have trouble trying to find what kind of requirements would ensuring reliability and therefore probable cause for a search. and justice sotomayor, for example, noted that there have been some receng studies that show these dogs aren'tec infallible. there's one that she noted that had a 12% accuracy rate and she said she was a little tubled by that but it wasn't as clear in the house case that the justices were going to have a problem. >> woodruff: we're going to focus

. >> the slogan on our blog we each do a little we aldo a lot.f each person gives $20 to the store, 20 people will give them $400 and also get something back in return. it's not charity. >> there's three main rules. >> first rule is that you spend $20. the second rule is that you meet three new people that you didn't know before. the third sue have fun. >> it started in the fall of 2011 when andrew posted an invitation on his facebook page to show up in a cleveland neighborhood with $20 to spend on a local business. >> we use social media to get the word out but anti-social media. we're using social media to organize people socially and get them to actually meet each other face to face. >> the small grassroots campaign quickly took root. andrew set up a website instructing people how to start a cash mob and similar scenes played out throughout the country. caroline, the owner of the variety matter in new york describes the experience. >> it was just absolutely amazing. they were hoping for 40 people. we had over 100 people. three of us behind the

. >> the slogan on our blog we each do a little we aldo a lot. if each person gives $20 to the store, 20 people will give them $400 and get something back in return. it's not charity. >> there's three main rules. >> first rule is you spend $20. second rule is that you meet three new people that you didn't know before. third is that you have fun. >> it started in the fall of 2011 when andrew posted an invitation on his facebook page. >> it's one of the ironies about cash mobs that we use social media to get the world out but anti-social media. we're using social media organize people socially and get them to actually meet each other face-to-face. >> this campaign quickly took root. he set up a website to start a cash mob. similar scenes started playing out all over the country. local organizers selected the stores and got the word out to the community. the owner of the variety mart describes the experience. >> it was amazing. they were hoping for 40 people. we had over 100 people come. there was a line outside the store, a line inside the store, p

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we have this no-fault absentee ballot, you do not need a reason, you cannot aldo and an order -- all the campaigns are sending this to get a vote by mail application. and we have in a person boding -- voting which is more controversial. if you are looking for a third issue it has been over the rules. there have been a lot of battles. obama's campaign -- on the grounds that having limited in a person of voting for veterans only leading up to the election was actually creating an unequal playing field. you can do it by mail come in person. both campaigns have spent a lot of time pushing matt. -- pushing that. absentee ballot requests are up. in person balloting, at least in the democratic base, is running a tad behind what president obama had, or had hoped to get in 2008 in terms of ballot requests coming from democrats. that is still a pretty strong turnout. and republicans benefit from that same opportunity. but the in person balloting is really driven by the urban democratic votes. host: we are talking to mark naymik, "cleveland plain dealer" correspondent. >> ohio, an important par

we have this no-fault absentee ballot, you do not need a reason, you cannot aldo and an order -- all campaigns are sending this to get a vote by mail application. and we have in a person boding which is more controversial. if you are looking for a third issue it has been over the rules. there have been a lot of battles. obama's campaign -- on the grounds that having limited in a person of voting for veterans only leading up to the election was actually creating and on unequal playing field. you can do it by mail come in person. both campaigns have spent a lot of time pushing matt. absentee ballot requests are up. in person balloting, at least in the democratic base, is running a tad behind what president obama had, or had hoped to get in 2008 in terms of ballot requests coming from democrats. that is still a pretty strong turnout. and republicans benefit from that same opportunity. but the in person balloting is really driven by the urban democratic votes. host: we are talking to mark naymik, cleveland plain dealer correspondent. the democratic line is -- 202- 585-3880. republicans r

we have this no-fault absentee ballot, you do not need a reason, you cannot aldo and an order -- allail application.and we have it, which has been much more controversial. if you are looking for a third issue in ohio, it has been over the voting rolls. there have been battles. obama is campaign -- obama's campaign sued the secretary of state on the grounds that have been limited in-person voting for veterans only, leading up to the election, was actually creating an unequal playing field, and the courts have agreed with them. so they have opened in person voting on the final weekend before the election. you can do it by mail, in person. it makes a big difference. both campaigns have pushed the absentee ballot. requests are up. in-person balloting, at least in kyle home county -- at least in the democratic base, is running just ahead of what president obama hoped to get in 2008, in terms of appellate requests coming from democrats. that is still a pretty strong turnout. and republicans benefit from that same opportunity. but the in person balloting is really driven by the urban democr

monterrey 0, por fin llegó el gol, y el tiempo de bonificación, basanta anota después del centro de aldore los xolos de tijuana y los panzas verdes de león. >>> ahora vámonos para este lado, a la final de la conferencia de la mls, el partido de vuelta entre el dc united y el houston dynamo, houston ataca por la derecha, davies para vencer a la defensa del dc, para vencer al arquero. >>> después en el 83, el remate con la derecha para el empate, no le alcanza al dc united, con global de 4 a 2, el houston dynamo obtuvo el título de la mls. >>> esos fueron rápido. >>> ahora en cuanto a la fórmula 1, ayer fue el gran premio de estados unidos, fernando alonso que salía noveno en la grilla llegaba al cuarto, el red bull de mark webber quedó fuera en la vuelta número 17, mientras que sebastián vettel fue líder, pero lewis hamilton y su mclaren tuvieron fuerza para superarlo, vettel no pudo ganar su tercer título mundial en su carrera número 100, pastor maldonado fue noveno, y checo pérez 11°, la batalla por el título de pilotos es el próximo domingo en brasil donde vettel tiene una ventaja de 1

that level of proficiency hadn't been established with this team aldo and another seminal county deputy. >> what are the incentives here? why what the police department want to use an incompetent dog? is that any more likely than a medical school would want to certify and incompetent doctor? what incentive? >> to acquire probable cause when it wouldn't otherwise be available. >> and that's a good thing? probable cause you go in and there's nothing there. you've wasted the time of your police officers and a lot of time. >> and you invaded the privacy of someone who's innocent. >> maybe the police department doesn't care about that but it certainly cares about wasting the time of its police officers. >> the incentive of the officer to be allowed to conduct a search when he doesn't otherwise have probable cause is a powerful incentive. as the court said it is a competitive enterprise and also -- >> these officers just like to search. they don't particularly like to search where they want to find something they just like to search. let's get dogs that, you know, small drugs where there are

from santa clara is among those killed in the large earthquake in guatemala this week. 11-year-old aldo dominguez vasquez lived with his uncle and was working at his family's quarry when the 7.4 quake hit. he and nine other relatives were killed by falling rocks. the boy's parents still live in the united states. 52 people were killed in wednesday's quake. >>> well, this morning, police are searching for the person who killed the teenager in east oakland. witnesses say a car pulled up next to the victim's vehicle at parolee court in the fruitvale district last night. the gunman got out, firing several rounds right into the vehicle. the male victim was in his late teens. he lived in that neighborhood. police have not yet released his name. >>> a young man is recovering this morning after he was hit by a bullet in a drive-by shooting overnight in east palo alto. police tell us the 23-year-old was in a car with friends on albernie street when another car drove past and shot at them. this happened just before midnight. the victim is in the hospital in stable condition. no arrests have been

aldo zarko who is in the video early on was once asked, why do you do all the security cooperation staffe pacific because there's no wars going on out here? he says yeah, in your point? he felt very strongly that i engage in other countries, military to military, engage in other countries in peaceful areas we could have discussion would lead to a more stable -- likelihood of a more stable environment. another put that forward as a way of engaging other countries built in mail and hopefully by closing the gap, which i believe this happened over the past several years between the military and those who historically have not wanted to work towards a common good for the country in which we are all operating. i think this will lead to more stability in the larger sense as a part of society along with rule of law, along with a stable economy, along with writing business. it's a part of society. >> have an answer that is probably quite controversial and it doesn't have to do with the military per se, but has to do with the policy on how the u.s. controls the development of medical devices and d

we have this no-fault absentee ballot, you do not need a reason, you cannot aldo and an order -- allication. and we have in a person boding which is more controversial. if you are looking for a third issue it has been over the rules. there have been a lot of battles. obama's campaign -- on the grounds that having limited in a person of voting for veterans only leading up to the election was actually creating an unequal playing field. you can do it by mail come in person. both campaigns have spent a lot of time pushing matt. absentee ballot requests are up. in person balloting, at least in the democratic base, is running a tad behind what president obama had, or had hoped to get in 2008 in terms of ballot requests coming from democrats. that is still a pretty strong turnout. and republicans benefit from that same opportunity. but the in person balloting is really driven by the urban democratic votes. host: we are talking to mark naymik, "cleveland plain dealer" correspondent. the democratic line is -- 202- 585-3880. republicans -- 202-585-3881. and a special line for ohio residents --