but bratton says, the real issue is a matter of life and death. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> today was the first day of a very big trial. the legendary athlete accused of murdering his girlfriend. oscar pistorius arrived in the courtroom in south africa today. and his girlfriend's family was there, ready to stare him down. abc's hamish macdonald, tonight, on the dramatic encounter. >> reporter: with the eyes of the world upon him, oscar pistorius arrives at court. >> open up, open up. >> reporter: he is escorted directly in front of the family of the woman he killed. reeva steenkamp's mother says she wants to look him in the eye and see the truth for herself. but he looks straight ahead, and there is no eye contact. known as blade runner, oscar pistorius earned worldwide fame, overcoming enormous odds. to become the first athlete to compete in the able-bodied olympics. he now faces four charges, including murder. >> how do you plead? >> not guilty, my lady. >> reporter: reeva steenkamp was a model, a reality television star and a train

clarissa, gayle, charlie, they're back in court in july. >> i'm with bill bratton on this. >> crazy,to anyone. except yourself. does your mother knowy you are? what are doing? >> it's very dangerous. and it sends a message to security. it seems like they need to do rning because of bad weather in the region. officials released more information on the jet's last known investigation. as jeff pegues shows the search zone was shcoverage. >> reporter: the company is called inmarsat and while the plane did not have gps to help track its location it was transmitting a signal to a satellite during the flight. it forced the company to get creative as it pored over data. malaysia's minister of defense said this morning that satellite analysis of the 777 began before the aircraft had even taken off. >> during the early stage of the flight mh 370 transmitters sent. at this stage, it was possible to calculate system characteristics of aircraft. >> reporter: when the malaysia air jet disappeared from radar after the transponder went dark inmarsat's satellite over the indian ocean continued to pick

police commission are bill bratton is hardly thankful for revealing any holes in security. >> these individualster: attorneys for the four men say no one was ever in any danger. but they were surprised how easy it was to gain access. >> that's one of the first things my client said to me was that how surprised he was at how there was no security whatsoever. how easy it was to just walk right up there and something that, you know, the mayor has just recently described as the number one terrorist target in the world so -- >> did they encounter any security whatsoever? >> none at all. >> that's tracee carrasco of our new york station wcbs reporting. now, the men are due back in court in july you and we'll hear from them coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." i'm anne-marie green. eat by lu. so lunchtime is better for everyone. gogurt, it is so good to freeze, thaw, and slurp. gogurt, it is so good frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky. not chalky. temporary. 24 hour. lots of tablets. one pill. you decide. prevacid. ♪ 24 hour but downy sweet dreams can help turn off your m

in a statement, new york police commissioner william bratton says these arrests should send a messageo anyone thinking about misusing a landmark this way. one of their lawyers says the felony charge is too severe for the crime. >> the charge that they're facing is something that has up to seven years in jail. that's not something that's appropriate for this circumstance. >> reporter: the b.a.s.e. jumpers say they snuck in through a hole in the fence, the same explanation that a 16-year-old gave for how he snuck up to the top just last week. justin was arrested for trespassing after slipping past guards and riding the elevator all the way to the top. that's two security breaches at the freedom tower construction site in six months, a place where security is supposed to be a priority. joe morris is a former police chief for the port authority. >> i can guarantee you that people are looking at what happened, what went wrong. >> reporter: and with some concern? >> absolute concern. i can guarantee you people didn't sleep for the next couple days. >> reporter: the parachuters may not be re

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and six and there was going after it there was really targeted by mayor of the overdose of chief bratton knows a comprehensive approach to skid row. there were going to be two problems there was going to be a serious crackdown on what was called serious crime and skid row and then there was to be a big expansion of services. well our one of those things happened and the other one didn't the city put zero dollars into your services side to come in so hard with the enforcement without having the the enhancement patients getting the services that are necessary to make this how the community is kind of backwards if you make me get off the sidewalk where am i going to homeless where we're going we need to really go where my grower you know terry community. so there were to argue are just sit here i can't stand here i can't lay here so no where do i go when you look at the climate every year in school and when you see the drug being. like you need prostitution on the train on endless. we have every right and every responsibility giver sponsibility to address and i stand behind the scenes seizi

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commissioner bill bratton and chief bill banks of the nypd. joe bruno of oem. tom per ella, acting building commissioner. also would like to welcome john mcevoy, president and ceo of con ed with us, and thank council member dickens for being here. and representative of congressman rangel's office, as well. so today at approximately 9:30 a.m., there was a major explosion that destroyed two buildings, explosion was based on a gas leak. the impact affected buildings around the two that were destroyed, very heavy impact on the surrounding buildings. a heavy fire has ensued, as well. fire is now up to the five-alarm level of response. and f it fdny is continuing its efforts to contain the fire and then in the coming hours to finally put the fire out. there was no warning. now, i would like to emphasize, everything i'm telling you is based on preliminary information. this is the best information we have at this moment and is by definition preliminary. but from what we know now, the only indication of danger came about 15 minutes earlier when a gas leak was reported t

questio >> i knew commissioner bratton before i took this job. i met with him i think two or three times since. i have a dialogue with the new york city police department. you are correct. there's 10 million less. this reflects hard choices. i asked specifically about this. expectatione and that we can leverage this through other means and other grant programs for new york city areas. other >> i thank you very much. i did work closely in this commission. i hope that we will be able to discuss this with the new commission. i would just like to discuss some matter of importance regarding tsa. i recently met the security officers who relayed that female cso's are finding it more difficult to be loaded because they are held to the passenger ratherints, pat down's than gaining experience at other stations. approximately 33.8% of these are women. to conductrmitted pat down's as well as being the preferred choice of pat down of children that have resulted that nerdy three percent are responsible for over 50% of all the pat down's. downs isem conduct pat

i knew commissioner bratton before i took this job. i met with him two or three times since, and i have anti-lock with the new york city police department. you are correct that there is, and our submission, 10 million less. again, this reflects hard choices. i asked specifically about this one in particular. it is my hope and expectation that we can leverage this through other means, through other grant programs for new york city and for other communities. that is my hope and expectation. again, it reflects our choices. >> i think you very much because i did work closely with commissioner kelly. lastly, i would just like to discuss some matter of importance regarding tsa. i recently met with transportation security officers who relayed that female t.s. those are finding it more difficult to be promoted because they are held at the passenger checkpoint for pat downs rather than gaining experience at other stations. approximately 33% are women, and has only female t.s. those are permitted to conduct pat downs of female passengers as well

and think it will continue with bill bratton.i note his chief of intelligence john miller is an alum of the fbi. i think we know each other. i think the brotherhood system that is going to get even tighter, given some of those connections. so despite what people may have heard about us bumping with nypd, i don't see. i see us doing a lot of stuff together. >> i appreciate that. like i said, we have different issues as you note in new york city with the police department, stop and frisk and other issues. but when it comes to fighting terrorism and being able to single out a car with a car bomb or something of that it's been very effective. people still suffer the effects of 9/11. we are hoping that continues to be something you can work on. let me ask you a question, as some of you, as everyone on this committee knows, and you should know also, i was born in puerto rico's i take great interest in what happens between the fbi and the commonwealth of puerto rico. sitting in that you're some years ago i asked a question which could'v

for example to bill de blasio to bill bratton you know that things need to change to see the trials beenpostponed for two years why is that and how is that affected cicely leslie. obviously one of the main reasons i can see one of the only reasons i can see for them postponing this trial this long is to do their best to emotionally destroy her because it played for the past two years she has had this like two to seven year sentence or actually it was originally one to seven years but then recently they brought up thing where because the trial's been postponed for so long they have some sort of legal loophole. where they can actually give her another year on the minimum sentence so i think also because there's so much police brutality in the case they've been drawing it out to really give themselves any advantage that they can because i gave my opinion they actually really don't have a strong case at all and then. the other thing is you know they know that she's so social social justice organizer and so in the past two years there's a chilling effect on her first amendment right activitie

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