he had just had another bail hearing. the good news, bail was granted. the bad news was the amount. >> i believe it was $500,000 and assault with a deadly weapon combined with conspiracy is another $500,000. i was given a $1 million bail. >> he hoped being a wounded veteran and purple heart recipient would serve in his favor. >> he thanked me for my service and then wanted to use that against me, saying that i'm a menace to society, a threat to society and a possible flight risk because of the higher up training that i have. i wanted to tell him that that has nothing to do with anything that's going on. i swore an oath to the country to defend him to be able to wear his nice blue suits, and five days a week and watching david letterman at night. he should be thankful for that and for him to try to incriminate me because of that, i don't know. it was disheartening. >> he was defended by a private attorney and at least eligible for bail. ariel potter who is represented by a public defender is yet to be granted any bail amount. >> i am confused. it feels li

and i think there is disparity in the system for bail. i think judges are more afraid than ever not to give these ridiculously high bails, which is totally unjustifiable. neither the officer nor this kid deserved a bail anywhere near that, and indeed, you can make an argument that both should have been released on their own recognizance without having their families burdened by the bail system where they no longer have the resources left to hire a lawyer after they get the person out on bail. this is been a problem for a long time. we fought hard against it. many of us got together to help a professor at the university of maryryland to assure that lawyes are present at bail hearings because up until last year, it wasn't done in maryland. so there are lots of problems with this criminal justice system that make the outcomes him and give the cases, far too manyny, totally unfair. i agree with every thing that she said. i don't think it is one of the other, i think both were inappropriately -- bails are set inappropriately in both cases. why

>> what was her bail, do you know? >> i can't tell you. pretty high. but she got bailed out. was here for one day. all right? >> go back upstairs. >> and her charges were felonys? >> two felonies, two misdemeanors. >> oh, man. >> a lot for somebody who never had a record before. >> she's never had a record. >> you pretty much put her in that position. >> i know. >> all right? it is what it is. you can go back up stairs to your housing now. >> [ bleep ]. >> he feels bad he got caught. he didn't feel bad doing it. he knew what he was doing. he was using her. she's a mule but feels bad he got caught and his racket is done and his girl is jammed up. we have a big visiting room and limited staffing so everybody can't be watched and most of the contraband seizures are caught by internal security and we can set cameras to different spots and put inmates in different locations and because they are fast, this girl would bring them in the bra and hand them and swallow them so if you're not on top of him 50 people in the visiting room with limited staffing, it's easy for them to swallow

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but let's remember, we're talking about bail, that's it.t out after two months -- look, you can make an argument that he never should have been behind bars on -- without bail before. you can hate owen labrie. you can believe owen labrie should have gotten a stiffer sentence. you can believe that owen labrie should have been convicted on all of the other charges, but that's not what bail is for. bail is to make sure someone is showing up in court pending the appeal because even the supreme court has said that he has real issues on appeal. >> what does this mean for his appeal? >> look, it means the supreme court's language is very helpful to his appeal. the supreme court basically saying he wasn't -- we think that there is a real issue here that he wasn't able to cross-examine a critical witness. that's a huge signal from the supreme court and i think that's one of the most important things enforcing this judge to grant bail. >> okay, dan abrams, thanks very much. >>> all right, and now to that mystery surrounding sinead o'connor's sudden di

. >> everyone that is arrested has a right to bail unless it is a no bail offense which essentially ismurder. or, if other circumstances such as they are an extreme flight risk. >> plus, why gap says it is closing dozens of stores overseas. >> a 19-year-old man involved in a hit and run accident in fairfield in february is back in jail following another incident. the victim was able to relay information to officers that eventually led them to the suspect jefferson tarra. back in february, he hit a five- year-old girl with his car and took off. now he is in trouble again. >> during the confrontation during the road rage incident, the 19-year-old actually pointed the weapon at the victim of the crime. >> he was arrested on tuesday. yesterday, but, he isn't behind bars. he was allowed to bail out despite being arrested for a second felony. >>> a bill that would give police officers in california a chance to appeal the release of body camera footage has cleared a legislative hurdle. they voted 59-1 in favor of the bill giving officers three days notice before the footage is released. if pa

they should not bail them out. you sound like a lot of the republican lawmakers and members of congress who are concerned about that. problems --jk puerto rico's problems are of their own doing. and ase a territory, such, they have a unique status under the constitution and they are overseen by congress area they cannot do things states could do to take care of their own problems. a lot of those decisions are made at the congressional level. congress has a different responsibility to puerto rico than it does to the states. the opinion you for waste is the kind of thing paul ryan is concerned about. he is going out of his way to say -- to try to talk about the provisions of the bill and why no taxpayer money is going to go into the bill as far as he is concerned and prevent that perception, that it is a problem for him. puerto rico doesn't have the ability to do what some states can do. what can states do? they cannot file bankruptcy. what our options available to states? they can rewrite their own constitution, the

the 45-year- old dana stubblefield, they say it will show he is innocent, and has been released on bail. the woman was raped in april last year, and they say that

: 30-year-old michael sales and 25-year-old wife me little is a being held on half million dollars bail each in what police say is a horrific case of child abuse of their two month old twin girls. >> half million. that ain't enough. >> reporter: ron nichol lives next door to where police say it all happen at the couple's main street apartment in tull town. this is where investigators say one of the children sustained a broken leg that was so bad doctors told police the infant could have died if she didn't receive treatment when she did. >> it was just horrifying what happened there. we couldn't believe it. >> reporter: police say they always found evidence of prior fractures to the leg of the second baby girl. one of the girls is now at saint christopher's hospital under

right now they are held without bail. they are charged in the deadly shootings of their parents in their home last month. we caught up with a friend of the family briefly outside the courthouse this morning. >>> we are going through emotional strain and i have nothing to say about the case. it is very hard. >> reporter: the hearing picks up again on wednesday. >>> a drifter charged in the bay area murder broke down in

he's not bailed out yet. bail has been set at $250,000. the da's office is charging him with five felonies, including forceable rape, rape of a victim incapable of giving legal consent and felol imprisonment. this stems from a woman who answered an ad for a baby-sitter. she went to his home last year and that's when the alleged assaults occurred. the woman eventually went to the police where she was tested and that rape test confirmed his dna. he weighs about 340 pounds. that's three times heavier and over a foot taller than the disabled woman he's accused of assaulting. he's no stranger to law enforcement. he served a two year suspended service after the steroid drug case and back in 2009 we interviewed his former fiancee about a restraining order she obtained. we did contact the san francisco 49ers, but they said because he's a former player they would have no comment. we're waiting again outside the jail for him to bail out. we're live, abc 7 news. >>> a bunch of fires made for a

she did make that $500,000 cash bail. the last time it stayed the same they said there was enough evidence to hold on on all of those charges including kidnapping. the arraignment will be june 22nd at 9:30 and of course we'll continue to follow this case. that's the very latest from king of prussia, i'm karen hepp, back inside to you. >> thank you, karen. another story we're following right now. authorities in barn nat township, new jersey, think escaped prisoner is no longer in the area but the mayor is not taking any chances. fox 29's dawn timmeney is in the newsroom with the latest on the hunt for arthur buckle. >> barnegat mayor says there's enough evidence to determine arthur buckle is most likely long gone. today we also learned that buckle served a previous zen dense for killing a 10 month old baby because the child wouldn't stop crying. now the 38-year-old was serving his current sentence for aggravated assault but was scheduled for a parole hearing later this month before he escaped from the state prison in ocean

the federal government already is bailing out puerto rico. it goes on to say this. the obama administration effectively has been providing the beleaguered island with billions of dollars in aid through a little noticed and convoluted tax arrangement with the help of a washington law firm puerto rico in 2010 created a special corporate levy aimed at getting money out of the u.s. treasury and the u.s. has refused to rule on whether it is legitimate. end quote. those are not my words. those are from politico. my amendment requires a ruling before the rest of the bill's provisions could go into effect. first a bit of history. the government of enacted a new tax through act 154 that took effect in january of 2011. this was an excise tax, not an income tax. an excise tax on american companies without operations on puerto rico. the tox was structured to qualify for the foreign tax credit so that companies would pay the same amount. here's how it works. u.s. tax law allows foreign tax credits to be claimed to prevent american companies from being double taxed on the same in

i would not bail out if i were -- if i were in that position i wouldn't bail them out. >> would you lethem have a bankruptcy option? >> they're going to have no choice. if they're not going to pay the bill they're not going to pay the bond. >> they can't. >> they can't. you can't -- you know, the expression you can't take it out of the grave if they don't have it. whether they officially declare or not, but ultimately what they have to do is cut the debt way down. they're never going to pay that debt off, they have to cut it way down and the united states is going to be in that position very soon because they have too much debt. >> let's talk about u.s./russian relations for a moment. on two occasions russian fighter jets barrel rolled u.s. military facilities with planes. >> lack of respect. >> lack of respect. >> for the united states and our president. >> if you were president what would you tell putin. >> i would call him and say don't do it again. i would say don't do it again. i think i have a good relationship with him. so far we have off to a good start, he said trump with s. a

he got out on bail. there was a judge in nebraska and the judge let him out on $50,000 bail. if you know how that works, you post 10% and you are out on bail. that is $5,000 and his brother came up with the money. as soon as he got out, he was gone. are you familiar with the case? >> i wanted to look into that a little bit. the thing -- i was a lawyer for 25 years and i know how bail is set. one of the considerations is set when the judge decides to set bail and is this person a flight risk. is this person likely to be someone who plurchgs down the 10% and never be heard from again. he had a history of brushes with the law before this horrible drunk proving incident. what i read and i want you guys to disabuse me of this, but the trial court judge, the one charged with setting bail and never heard of the history with the law and never even knew. this is a poster child for the that may have a very, very high bail set and the judge never knew it and it was because the prosecution never informed the judge. if it's wrong. we will talk about it later and if you are familiar with t

we were at santa county clear when stubble p field was released after posting $250,000 bail.e was charged with five felony counts for the alleged rape of a from expectative nanny he interviewed at his home in april of 2015. the torn said that text messages and lie detector prove his innocence. the tones are will hold a news conference to share more information at 9:30 this morning. whole be there. >> dan noyes confronted stubblefield in twine between by a stalking complaint against an ex fiance who had a restraining order and he was sentenced to 90 days for stealing model and he has a suspended sentence after cop rating in a drug case. >> a 20-year-old man is facing charges of indecent exposure after being caught walking naked near three schools yesterday afternoon. the nude man was arrested on concord boulevard near the high school and el dorado middle school and westwood elementary school. it is possible he was under the glue of a will rod substance -- controlled substance. >> a major development in the murders of two people in the bay area last october. a drift are accused

hopefully i get bailed out. i'm really waiting for. >> basically, i have been arrested about three times, three or four times. i'm really state property, waiting to go upstate. >> molen jackson, convicted on a drug charge, is waiting for an opening in one of new york upstate's prisons. >> what's going on here, like we say, this is a boat, so it's a little different area from what i'm used to, being in jail. when you are in jail, it is tight. it's a cage. it's something you got to adapt to, you understand what i'm saying? so it's going to come anywhere. if the violence is going to come, it's going to come. you try to avoid the violence. but you know, everybody is trying to -- basically, a lot of people now are trying to go home. >> i don't know. i have been here too many times. first time i was here, i was a teenager, after coming out of a group home. i just spiraled out of control as far as criminality goes. so, i have been back and forth a few times, mostly for drug activity, trying to make money hustling on th

he is being held without bail. he is a volunteer at the abundant life christian fellowship in mountain view. >> the hunger strike continues with one of the protesters hospitalized. seen here at one of the frisco five. they refused to eat anything since april 21st demanding that the police chief be fired. they posted the images on his instagram page and he was released from the hospital. backers to legalize marijuana in california said it will mean big business for the state. >> california is the largest grows of cannibis: >> gavin newsom explains why he is a supporter. the initiative has gathered 600,000 signatures, more than twice needed to be on the ballot. the police chief association is against the initiative. >> there is a lot happening with tesla tonight. the stock is up in after hours trading despite a thank you meltuous day. it started with two executives leading the company. that prompted concerns with the ceo. they reported a moderate loss in the first quarter that was expected by analysts. they talked ab

not a taxpayer bailout, but bail them out for their mistake. that's what california and illinois are going to look to. >> the treasury secretary disputed that statement and the house, a house committee is expected to unveil the latest version of the legislation on wednesday. brett? >> peter barnes traveling with the treasury secretary. thank you. >>> the dow closed down 35 today. the s&p 500 was up 1.5. the nasdaq was up 14. donald trump put to the test on everything from taxes to speaker paul ryan. the panel weighs in on how he's doing in his first full week as the presumptive gop nominee. it's only monday. next. >>> does the party have to be together? does it have to be unified. i'm different than anybody that ran for office. i think it would be better if it were unified. there would be something good about it. i don't think it has to be unified in the tradition until sense. this is the republican party, not the conservative party. you know, there are conservative parties. this is the republican party. >> donald trump on his unification effor

there is a chance he could be released on bail. his trial court is being asked to reconsider its decision to revoke his prior bail for a curfew violation. >>> and a former top coal executive has reported to federal prison in california.f blankenship was sentenced to a year behind bars for his role in the deadliest u.s. mine explosion in four decades. his attorneys are trying to get the conviction overturned. >> there's a new development in the medical malpractice lawsuit involving joan rivers. >> her daughter melissa has released a statement announcing she's reached a settlement. abc's mara schiavocampo with the story. >> reporter: a settlement in the joan rivers medical malpractice lawsuit. her daughter melissa saying i am able to put the legal aspects of my mother's death behind me. the 81-year-old died in september, 2014, following a routine throat procedure at this york new york city medical clinic. rivers went into cardiac arrest. her dot's subsequent lawsuit claiming the comic's personal doctor performed an unauthorized biop

if i were you and i was coming eastbound bail at bensalem. take street road to 1, -- 1 to 413 at the burlington bristol bridge. we have a crash on the ramp 422 westbound to sanatoga exit to the outlets. our crash on the schuylkill expressway westbound by mcdrive -- montgomery drive has cleared out. no delays on 76. we have seen delays in gloucester county along 322 because of construction. the crews were scheduled to clear out right now. we're back to green traffic flow meaning the delays have vanished as well. the delaware memorial bridge heading into delaware, one lane is blocked for the on going construction that could mean delays later on in the weekend. tam. >>> an unlawful scene to witness on the streets of west kensington, a van driver walking back to his vehicle after dropping off church members is hit by another car. we have learned this is a fatal incident. annie mccormick is live at temple hospital with the evolving details. >> reporter: good morning, tam, after the driver was hit and dragged several feet, members of his churn -- c

deputies in alameda county -- accused of excessive force -- surrendered today -- and are now free on bail. >>> the two sheriff's deputies at alameda county accused of excessive force surrendered today and are free on bail. deputies are charged with felonies stemming from this video. prosecutors say they're seen on surveillance video repeatedly striking a suspected car thief. the driver was hospitalized with a concussion and broken bones. the deputies claim they used force because they feared for their own lives. they've been suspended from the sheriff's department. >>> the violence continues. another shooting on an east bay freeway. within the past hour, all lanes on westbound highway 4 in pittsburgh reopened after a shooting that left a would plan dead. the woman's family is now asking for help to figure out who killed her. nbc bay area's pete ser rat toes joins us. pete they're still looking for the suspect and this is a horrible development. >> reporter: this is an ongoing investigation with pittsburgh police. they are taking the lead on this investigation. really at this time they don

disabled woman, and the alleged rate happened in -- rape happened last year, booked and later released on bail. >>> two warmer san francisco police officers accused in the latest texting scandal are due in court today. jason ly facing misdemeanor counts for improperly accessing police records, and they say they uncovered racist and homophobic techs sent other officers, and the former police lieutenant curtis lu accused of telling ly about the rape investigation against him. >>> 23 robberies and the bars and restaurants and the east bay, exclusively obtaining this video of the berkeley police of one but suspect -- one suspect rummaging through the restaurant, ordering the employee to empty the pockets. the second serve -- suspect is also seen in this video, and david tied to nine roberts -- nine robberies in berkeley, and for others in san leandro. one suspect walked in with his face hidden in the black hood. >> he said come air and i had to come. and i open the register and he started taking all of the money.>> local authorities have reached out to the fbi, and have formed a task force, and th

coz subsidy free on $-- cosby is free on $1 million bail. kenneth craig has more. >> reporter: bill cosby left a suburban philadelphia courthouse after a judge ruled the entertainer will stand trial in a felony sexual assault case that's more than a decade old. prosecutors say cosby drugged and sexually assaulted former temple university employee andreaconstand at his mansion. >> reporter: at the end of the hearing here, the judge set cosby's arraignment for july, then wished the 78-year-old good luck. dozens of the women have accused the entertainer of sexual assault, but this is the only criminal case because the statute of limitations has run out in the other cases. in a 2005 statement read in court, cosby blamed the sexual encounter with constand in his home was consensual and she never said no. >> there was no evidence of a crime. the inconsistencies that plague in investigation from the beginning continue to plague it now. this case should end immediately. >> reporter: if convicted in this case, cosby could face up to ten years in pris

>> yes, the 33-year-old deputy was held at santa santa jail but now held without bail after molesting a young girl who was nine when it happened. anthony diaz was arrested on monday where he lived with his eight-year-old son. police say he lived with the victim's mother when he allegedly molested her several times in the spring of 2012. >> that is very serious. i hope justice will be served. you do not expect that to happen. the statement said "the amendments are deeply disturbing and in true the deputy did not meet the standards of our office and must be held accountable for his actions." high could appear in court as soon as tomorrow. >> thank you. police need your help locating the burglar what broke into a home that was partly unconstruction and enter the home through a sliding glass door on south park avenue on the afternoon of april 27, leaving with personal property blocking to the home owner. >> two alameda sheriff deputies caught on video betting a suspect plan to turn themselves in to be backed on criminal charges. multiple charged have been filed against them including assa

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he was free on bail while appealing his conviction but then revoked bail because of his curfew. >> beingjail really taught him some lessons, hard life lessons but also encouraged him he has a lot to look forward to. >> "cbs this morning" news legal expect ricki cleman with us this morning. are you surprised he's back out of jail. >> this is unusual how it preceded after conviction. very few defendants ever put out on bail pending appeal however happe his sentence was one year. what happened was he got the gift of bail then he violated the conditions of that because gift, he doesn't obey his curfew.ed? so am i surprised? what surprises me is that last thursday the supreme court of new hampshire got involved in a bail revocation hearing and said, hey, look we're sending re's this back down to the trial court because we find there's anpeal. issue of merit on appeal. he might serve his whole sentence and what happens if ns i it's reversed. unheard that's almost unheard of. >> but the prosecution can't be pleased with this. they seem to be saying look hehe ke keeps getting break after break g

she was released on $50,000 unsecured bail, a condition of that bail is she can have no contact withictim or any students. in upper dublin township, jeff chirico for channel six "action news". >>> philadelphia accident investigators have yet to determine if criminal charges will be filed in yesterday's crash on henry have avenue. it was a crash that claim the life of the 20 year-old man, and a six year-old boy. seven other people were hurt, when wet road played a major factor. police don't believe that speeding, drugs, or alcohol were involved. but they say that the results may have been less tragic, and everybody, had been buckled up. >>> fbi and philadelphia police are on the hunt foreign more, center citibank bandits tonight. two republic bank branches were held up today just three blocks apart but by different men. latest was at 5:10 tonight, man in the coat, a hat, and glasses, robbed the branch at 16th near walnut. police recovered the money a block away after dye pack went off. at 9:15 this morning, this man, held up a republic bank at 16th and market. investigators say he is

his sentence, one year, but he was out on bail. after a reporter on a train tweeted that he was traveling to see his girlfriend, an investigation into other train rides revealed he had violated his strict curfew and he was sent to jail in march. >> for somebody who's never been incarcerated for one hour, too months is -- can be a very long time. >> reporter: just last week, the state supreme court urged the judge to reconsider, saying labrie's violation was not criminal in nature. and david, the once harvard-bound student can sit in jail as his tracking device is set up. he is appealing that conviction and that one-year sentence. david? >> thank you, gio. >>> next, this evening, to the disappearance of a texas wife and mother of four during a cruise in the gulf of mexico. the carnival liberty arriving back in the port of galveston today without her. we've now learned that surveillance video from the ship reveals that the woman fell from an upper deck. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: the carnival ship liberty docked today

it infuriated him that they were being bailed out at 100 cents on the dollar it made no sense to him. he called them vultures and then additionally they were all in the building reaping hundreds of millions more in consulting fees and brought in to do studies. there is a huge plan called project destiny that cost untold millions that was supposed to selwere supposed tosell off they quickly into its contingent parts come and that drove him nuts. he thought it was unconscionable they got paid off before the public good. >> host: it's interesting he sounds like he ended up running the firm that epitomized wall street but if he wasn't of wall street and the attempt to decode tone of contempt that turned the powerful institutions to the consulting firm to goldman sachs permeates the book. >> host: >> guest: there were some fair dealers he understood the the ne and there were the friends on wall street when it came to aig and what he wanted to do, he saw it very black-and-white and he understood that something was a mess but there were only so many friends he could fight at any one time. >>

my north leader nancy pelosi says trump has backed the bail of the republican party. >> whether it is insulting president obama, women, immigrants, muslims, lgbt americans, there is not a dime's worth of difference between what donald trump says and what the house republicans have been saying along. >> republican house leaders discussed the presidential election today, house speaker paul ryan will meet with presumptive republican nominee donald trump tomorrow. his goal, to unify the party have a bruising primary season. >> i want to be part of the unifying process so we are at full strength this fall so we can win this election. we cannot afford to lose this election to hillary clinton to pack the supreme court, to keep the liberal obama agenda going. >> rank and file republicans are urging ryan to get behind trump. billion air businessman is not on the campaign trail today. >>> turning to the deadly day in iraq, isis is claiming responsibility for a car bombing in baghdad that killed at least 63 people. officials say an suv packed with explosives ran the busy marketplace this morning

we are live in camden county. >> out on bail.enage girl facing a homicide charge in connection with a fight that killed her classmate is home with her parents. >>> and dashcam video showing a school bus blowing through a red light and cross is into an oncoming traffic lane. now police are investigating. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. it's 6:30. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast, important this morning because it's different depending on where you live. >> we've been tracking showers in south jersey and delaware. southern berks county seeing rain drops, into montgomery county, pottstown seeing rain heading its way, south coventry, you'll see a few of those showers in northern chester county. as far as the shore is concerned, that first round of showers that moved through dover is heading to the east. there are a few more sprinkles to the west. mainly the rest of the morning commute should be dry. later this morning we c

what happened was he got the gift of bail.hen he violated the conditions of that, threw back the gift, because he didn't obey his curfew. so am i surprised? what surprises me is that last thursday the supreme court of new hampshire got involved in a bail revocation hearing and said, hey, we're spending this back down to the trial court because we find there's an issue of merit on appeal. he might serve his whole sentence, and what happens if it's reversed? that's almost unheard of. >> but the prosecution can't be pleased with this. they seem to be saying, look, he keeps getting break after break and isn't learning his lesson, despite what his attorney just said. >> the prosecution certainly believes, as they said in court yesterday, that the only thing at he doesn't like being in jail. >> nobody does. >> nobody does. but the reality of the situation is he has a great criminal defense lawyer in this woman. she came to court armed for bear. she brought two things to the judge. number one, she got him gainful part-time employment

how is it that el lyle brother was able to bail him out and disappeared? do i get a choice which laws to follow? if not, which does an unlawful or illegal immigrant mean. sarah's families and friends are punished. would many officials of the -- and the criteria for level. would someone please sxla into me how a data had a spinal cord and skull fractured in two places by a 6,000 appointed pickup with 1,000 pounds of roofing equipment traveling at 70 to 80 miles per hour in an underaged person three times over the legal limit drag racing from honduras not violent? explain that to me. what information do we have on his family and friends? who owned the vehicle that he was driving that killed my data. i understand it's another illegal from wichita, kansas, dragging the streets of omaha with no license, no registration, no insurance. he did not show up for obligation for minor traffic violations. it was assumed he would show up for motor vehicle homicide. are those steps in place? does he have a cellular card? what is being done in the country of honduras. he w

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