he was taken into custody planet last thursday night before midnight appellees only come from that he was arrested on a domestic abuse charge. they say in what police said the case has been turned over to the district attorney's offers. the 49ers have released this statement stating that they are aware of what is happening to bruce miller and we are doing our due diligence to collect all available information. >>jr stone: another neighbor that i spoke with chose not to talk to me on camera but they said that they are shocked and surprised at what is happening they do not see him very often with their way has been no reports of problems in the past. >>grant: and since 2011 the 49ers have now at 11 players arrested. that ranks among highest team total in the nfl according to usa today arrest records. defensive end ray macdonald was arrested twice since last summer. in august for domestic violence and in december for sexual assault. no charges were filed related to domestic violence. the d.a.'s office says it is still investigating the dec. alan the allegations of sexual assault. the tea

and the appellees do not waste any time finding the creek accused of trying to lure a student of the white school today. and what you may have to say goodbye to your wood burning fireplace. we talk to someone standing of flags on this one a full hour of your choice of prime time news starts now >> pam moore: breaking news tonight on a tragic accident and east bay as efforts to make a neighborhood safer for children end up killing a woman. of all gravel truck tipped over and crashed her car with heart in it. tonight we have learned to the woman was the mother of a four year-old and she was expecting another child. kron 4 is dan rubin is joining us live from the scene of the accident he spoke with members of the family >> reporter: a truck driver was working outside of her home and then suddenly heard the his truck tipped over and crush the woman inside her car. >>: i heard the award for about 2030 seconds and i knew the was something big going lawn and then i walked to the scene and tried to help dig it was too late >> reporter: in the mother of a four year-old child was inside and sh

after had to start to help his girlfriend and tear on the cell phone video you could make out in an appellee's officer's position behind this truck. just look on wednesday morning is sought to young men pass by of scoters and in the same men 10 minutes later had amassed in empty bexley call police what is gut girlfriend was filming the response. the burglars broke through the back door when they were away and actors are snatching some electronics close and alcohol legacy to their surprise an officer was waiting outside to take out suspects down. >> reporter: stop any happily see about this incident he says over the phone this is the exact type of positive community involvement doubly to reducing crime rate a year in antioch he says if you see something reported as it happened and in this case it happened with the arrest of two right in that. >> stanley roberts: when you think of detroit cars almost instantly come to mind except this is detroit avenue and this city of cocker where of your e-mail sent sent me. the problem there and has been rather heated discussion on the community block named c

attorney announced the officers involved would not face any charges because alex pointed a taser appellees which they mistook for gun. demonstrators were also trying to make the link between police brutality and neighborhood gentrification. >>: as steady as the taser he was a security guard at doing what he needed to do evenings of food and relaxing in the air like everybody else. >> pam moore: the protest broke up little after noon today. police say operations were not affected by the demonstration and no arrests were made. >> pam moore: today the u.s. supreme court heard arguments over whether police tactics involved in arresting of mentally ill suspects should be changed. catherine heenan reports. >> catherine heenan: and most of the justices sounded the reluctant today. to this second- guess police as they try to protect public safety. they seemed skeptical that the nation's disabilities' lost requires officers to take special precautions when arresting are people who are mentally ill. a woman with schizophrenia to was shot and wounded by a san francisco police in 2000 and a later sued

clement: if you look at the various laws that are put in the appellees appendix, not one of those constitutionalvisions purports to on its face three delegate authority away from -- on its face re-delegate authority away from state legislature. if you want to look at the north carolina provision on page 27 -- kagan: all they are is laws passed not through the legislative process. claimant: exactly. we don't think that is the defect here. kagan: i would think that if your primary argument is legislature means legislature, there has to be legislative control, in none of these laws there is no legislative control. there is no legislative participation at all. claimant: we do stingers to situations. we could say the problem with proposition 106 was that it was done by initiative and not by legislature. we would have the same objections here if this were imposed by gubernatorial it it. we know -- gubernatorial edict. this court has already said that it's ok for a judicial body like a state court, to do redistricting on a one-off basis. kagan: how do you make that consistent with the textual argument

clement: if you look at the various laws that are put in the appellees appendix, not one of those constitutional provisions purports to on its face three delegate authority away from -- on its face re-delegate authority away from state legislature. if you want to look at the north carolina provision on page 27 -- kagan: all they are is laws passed not through the legislative process. claimant: exactly. we don't think that is the defect here. kagan: i would think that if your primary argument is legislature means legislature, there has to be legislative control, in none of these laws there is no legislative control. there is no legislative participation at all. claimant: we do stingers to situations. we could say the problem with proposition 106 was that it was done by initiative and not by legislature. we would have the same objections here if this were imposed by gubernatorial it it. we know -- gubernatorial edict. this court has already said that it's ok for a judicial body, like a state court, to do redistricting on a one-off basis. kagan: how do you make that consistent with the textual argu

if you look at the various laws that are put in the appellees appendix, not one of the constitutionalsions purports to on its face we delegate authority away from state legislatures. to the contrary, many of them -- roughly half, i counted 27 that delegates authority to the state legislatures to implement them. if you want to look at the north carolina provision on its choice of his -- >> all they are is lost past by, -- laws that are passed not through the legislative process. >> exactly. we do not think that is the defect. >> my gosh, i would think that if your primary argument is legislature means legislature, there has to be legislative control. in none of these laws is there legislative control. there is no legislative participation at all. >> we distinguish to situations. --2 situations. the problem with proposition 106 is that it was done by initiative and not by the legislature. but that is not our position. we would have the same objections here if this was imposed by gubernatorial edict. if we know what should emerge from this if nobody from the legislature can ever do anyth

we know there will be appealed with an appellate and and appellee.e know there maybe a petition with a petition and of respondent. so the universal problems is rather well known and rather predictable. we don't have to project for uncertainties to the extent, nearly to the extent that other agencies do. and our system from the legal system lends itself very well to the electronic technology. >> in my own mind i classified three different things that this technology can do. one of the just heard about and that's the budgeting and things that are technological and their baby defenses in getting together with other agencies. the second which is coming along slowly to focus the ability to file briefs and opinions and other things electronically which is helpful to the lawyers and it's hopeful to the public because they can get it instantaneously. that takes some time but i think is going along satisfactorily and i think that most of the other court systems have this already in many forms a week can plug into ours with a too much trouble. the third which