i never thought i would be sitting here agreeing with every word john burris would say. [laughter] this is the first time i have had an opportunity to be with him. however, i do agree with him. it has to be enforced throughout the organization. what we expect up our people. what we want to ensure up our people, particularly the integrity and the values aspect. many of us, not many, but quite a few departments have of all you statement. ethics, integrity are part of those values. it is not just a document that is on a wall. it is something we have to believe that every level and in force at every level. in preparing for this, i found an absolutely wonderful article, "the truth about the police code of silence revealed." i really recommend that you take a look at that. i'm going to recommend most police chiefs take a look at this. there are profiles. he talks about the code of silence. that is about the fact that there is. how you prevent the code of silence? it is like how do you prevent crime? or how do you stop crime, let's put it that way. the best way to prevent these

sensational snag by burris. everybody is yelling j-e-t-s, jets, jets, jets. sanchez with time rolls out and fires to a wide-open santonio holmes. 16-yard touchdown. it's the game-winner. sanchez finished with four touchdown passes. the jets beat the bills 28-24. new york improves to 6-5. >>> in tennessee titans hosting the buccaneers. first quarter. no score. tampa bay with the ball. they fake the end around here. josh freeman tosses to blunt. check this out right here. wow. blunt hurdles a defender and jumps over jason mcchordy. that's cool. 35-yard gainer. that would lead to a field goal. ensuing kickoff. titans get sneaky. mark hands it off to tommy campbell, and the rookie has room to run. to the outside. he is not going to be caught. goes 84 yards for the touchdown. the titans beat the buccaneers 23-17 as the final. in st. louis sam bradford and the rams taking on the cardinals. first quarter. no score. arizona punting to nick miller and the arizona native runs left. gets a huge block. miller was waived by the rams earlier this season. he was resigned it

just the way snow leopards should be burry said no inconsiderate take a chill powerhouse i have never been afraid of anybody and this isn't because it's downside have already beat to time get boring cup winners. and reigning champion so i want you on. the team of definitely better this season now we're strong enough to beat anyone including the league's best we finally edged namesakes x. box i have this year will win a lot of games in the playoffs this summer berries have already proved to be as aggressive as leopards and are in the league still why far away wins among the miles my goal is to build an attacking team with accurate passing of course defense is an essential part of the game but we definitely focus on offensive play no attack no big victories that's my hockey philosophy as a. head coach and they show you on the sopranos has paid off so far and he's manner now stronger than ever having brought in significant reinforcement from across the atlantic burry system now one of the most not american influence was in the cage with the americans and what canadians bring in extra boy

tied at 1, david clarkson and ♪ since you've been gone he burries the puck past michael neuwirth. win. >>> tomorrow, the skins try to get back into the win column. from beautiful warm florida. i brought a friend with me, john beck. he played five games over two seasons here. let's see if miami remembers beck as well as miami remembers beck. let's go. >> do you know who this is? >> no, ma'am. >> thanks. >> okay. thank you. >> you know who this is? >> i have no idea, honestly >> reporter: do either of you know who this his. >> no, not really >> reporter: do you know lo this is? >> no. >> reporter: i got nothing. what if i gave you first and last name? >> john beck. >> oh, yes, john beck. >> you should not have to think that hard. do you want? >> a clue? >> first name is john. >> beck. >> you got

remember, burris went to jail after shooting himself in the leg. the jets get the last laugh though with the victory. that was your toyota sports report. coming up, an inspirational tale of a man and his bore. stick around. >> have i to stick around for that. >>> the craigslist ad that lured three men to their death, and why police fear there could be more vac tim -- victims. >> and the special perks keeping employees on theñsñqntñr >>> good evening. >> in tonight's headlines, police released this surveillance video showing a suspect in a hit-and-run incident. police believe this man deliberately ran down a firefighter after the two men got in a fight, and the victim is still in critical condition. >> a narrow escape from death for a hayward family. a faulty gas wall heater released a near fatal dose of carbon monoxide into their home. the family was treated at a hospital and was released. >>> students and faculty members at uc davis are planning a general strike for tomorrow. it comes over a week after internet videos of police dousing protesters

part of the money that was found burried. he says he understands the undying interest in the case. >> this is a good obsession. fun case and what makes it so unique, there are so many different mysteries within the mystery. >> reporter: one last mystery, somewhat d.b. cooper is in the same audience that is fascinated by him? catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> visibilities are continuing to fall tonight into the north bay. quarter mile in santa rosa, novato and napa. reduesed visibilities through the bay area, the fog will return. areas of dense fog overnight. we are seeing it in the north bay. noon tomorrow, most of the fog will have cleared out. some will be lingering. 3:00, sunny skies. temperatures mild in the 60s, san francisco, 58 there. 60s in the south bay. 64 in san jose. 66 los gatos. 60s for bay shores. 63 redwood redwood cities. 60s inland valley. 58 in san francisco. straight richmond, 79 vallejo. today we saw high clouds streaming over, that will push out, mostly sunny skies tomorrow. this is going to drive well

today on the panel -- and i cannot believe i am going to say this -- i completely agree with john burris and stuart hanlon. [applause] >> thank you for giving my closing comments from me. i would like to thank the public defender's office for providing the public and anybody he wants to come to this forum, hearing from these experts, and they help you take away some good things from this -- and i hope you take away some good things you take away some good things from this panel. >> so many people here. this is the third and final panel for those of you who have stayed. this is going to be an incredible discussion. leading the panel, this is the chief attorney of the public defender's office, matt gonzalez. >> let me talk about how we decided to have a panel as part of this year is just a summit on the death penalty. san francisco is often known for being a large city, in this case, we have a unique history with the death penalty. during his reelection campaign of 1999, terrence hallohan said that they would not seek the death penalty for any offense in san francisco. he was reelected by

. >> john burris is a criminal defense attorney. defense? >> well, i don't think they hurt the defense as it relates to he would not have done it. i don't think that's really the question here. the question really is did the doctor himself engage in conduct that caused the death of michael jackson, notwithstanding what another doctor would have done. i think this doctor did a very good job explaining how it could have happened, that michael jackson could have administered the drug himself, notwithstanding whether it was proper or anything of that nature. i think what the jury needs is an option. whether or not that option is viable or not, and i think that doctor in fact, gave them a viable option. >> john, you know, two or three weeks ago, most folks, if you asked them, you know, do you think dr. conrad murray takes the stand, they would have said, heck, no! all of a sudden, yesterday he says to the judge, you know what, your honor, i'm kind of thinking about talk being this thing in court. what do you think led to that? what do yo

sanchez going to look for burris. this is not a real good throw. goodman steps in front of it for the interception. 26 yards for the touchdown. taunting sanchez on the way in. giants kick a field goal, a three-point lead. they are up three. tebow gets the ball with 95 yards to go to win the game. 15 yards on the first down. tebow, again, taking the defenders on head. rushing for nine yards. he gets his team down to the jets 20. with just over a minute left to play, there he is. he's the blitz. blows through the defense, powers it in. 95 yard drive. tim tebow responsible, personally for 92 of those yards. that was his first and only offensive touchdown of the night. the other one was defensive touchdown. 104 yards. broncos win 17-13. tebow 4-1 as the broncos starter. the broncos and jets are both 5-5. bad night for the jets. tebow talked about the winning drive and why he's hated by some in the media. >> what comes over you at five minutes to go? >> first and foremost, i have to thank my lord and savior, jesus christ. my teammates stuck with me. i'm

men are now stronger than ever having brought in significant reinforcement from across the atlantic burry system now one of the most not american influence was in the cage with two americans and but canadians bring in extra bite to the snow leopards from kazakhstan and one of the seven can't even boast a stanley cup winners bring american defensemen and two how much insulin one will hog is most prestigious glop trophy with a girl in the hurricanes in two thousand and six now here's a chance to do red double by lifting the during cup with maurice i think just like you said no but if you have the preseason there plan twelve games to get ready and then you just sit over here and it's been good i think that's just the better i should say. it's more natural feeling. meanwhile the team's captain kevin delmon has the established his name in europe's on the. sleek the canadian joined breeze in two thousand and eight and was quick to the owner of the top scoring defenseman in the new formed league with an impressive twenty eight ghouls and fifty eight points from fifty three games although done so

attorney john burris is representing hill's family and says they have a legitimate grievance. police still conducting a criminal investigation. >>> bart's board of directors set to vote tomorrow on an updated cell phone policy. bart shutdown cell service following that jewel shooting to prevent a planned protest that. -- that caused subsequent weekly protests that lasted more than a month of the board will vote tomorrow as to when if ever cell phone service should be scrambled. >>> dense fog gives way to powerful winds today and tomorrow. sfo saying wind gusts could cause flight delays the fog this morning as well at oakland international officials are asking owners of smaller planes to secure them. >>> pg&e crews out today trimming tree branches. property owners throughout the bay area are being warned to do the same as well as making sure lawn furniture and outside window shades are secure. santa rosa warning residents to be prepared for power outages. >>> we've got that big accident at the waldo tunnel. let's explore those winds. >> winds and fog, mike? >> we've got both th

now, it is becoming a neighborhood-designed liveable park looks full of people, including our daily burris, working together to maintain, as we get the infrastructure done, we will leave that in a 10 times better place with the community even more tighter together. so that is how we do projects and that is how you will find a mayor who has been at the home of d p w -- helm of dpw but also the human rights commission making sure that we do the right things and that we work with people and that people always come first. with that, i thank you very much for your days here and i hope you have a great conference. thank you. [applause]

now, it is becoming a neighborhood-designed liveable park looks full of people, including our daily burris, working together to maintain, as we get the infrastructure done, we will leave that in a 10 times better place with the community even more tighter together. so that is how we do projects and that is how you will find a mayor who has been at the home of d p w -- helm of dpw but also the human rights commission making sure that we do the right things and that we work with people and that people always come first. with that, i thank you very much for your days here and i hope you have a great conference. thank you. [applause] >> hello. during -- i am resuming my mc duties for the evening. we are going to start with the dinner portion of the evening. this is a buffet that is set up in the back behind those closed doors, which will be opening very shortly, so if we can do sort of an orderly fashion, perhaps, starting with the tables in the back, and then we will resume in about 20 minutes. we will have supervisor kim give some remarks. thank you. i have the great pleasure of introducing

police had cleared the car he parked on his orders and despite a critique of new york congressman burris and city council members where michael bloomberg defended his stance. no right is absolute and with every right comes responsibility the first amendment gives every new yorker the right to speak out but it does not give anyone the right to sleep in a park or otherwise take it over to the exclusion of others nor disagreement anyone in our society to live outside the law. now just about an hour ago you were of judge michael starman ruled that no the protesters do not have the right to stay in the park with tents or was sleeping blacks writing his decision the court is mindful of the movement's first amendment rights of freedom of speech and peaceable assembly however even protected speech is not equally permissible in all places and at all times so it's a lose for occupy wall street today but isn't also a loss for the first amendment joining me to discuss it is christopher freen friend excuse me president of the friendly fire zone dot com christopher thanks so much for joining us tonigh

it mocked jets' receiver flaxico burris.served three years for shooting someone in a nightclub three years ago. >>> let's talk university basketball. where the maryland men are playing so-so basketball for now. following last night's loss to undefeated illinois at the 16th annual, acc big 10 challenge. from college park, here's the opening bucket of what turned out to be a good contest. brandon paul. conversely, though, terrell stogland. scored 13 of his 25 in the first half. five above his average. terps led by 9. settling for a 4-point lead. baltimorean nick faust, freshman, buried two long jumpers. his only two field goals of the game. maryland loses, 71-62, to illinois. terps host notre dame on sunday afternoon. meantime, following up on a story i brought to you last night, it won't be long before 61-year-old bobby valentine, becomes the new skippers manager of the red sox. both sides have reportedly agreed to terms. news conference expected tomorrow. and finally, hockey news. former washington caps star, dale hunter's d

second best was jets wide receiver, plaxico burris. the great one handed grab. look at him twisting his body there. the best to the bills receiver brad smith. he bats the ball to himself. makes the catch. scores the touchdown. you know why this was possible? because he's smart. he's a former quarterback. quarterbacks are smart, right? perfect play for smith. unfortunately, it did not translate into a win for the bills. jets win that one and jets playing the redskins this weekend at fedex field. >> you have three weeks worth today. >> it's good stuff. try to make it two in a row for redskins in the plays of the week. >> all right. we'll make it happen. >> doreen is here to tell us what's coming up in a few minutes. >>> coming up on news 4 at 6:00, a setback for occupy protesters in two cities as police raid their encampments. plus, college athletes suing the ncaa. why they didn't do enough to protect them from concussions. >>> plus, a surprise delivery. a woman goes to the hospital in severe pain the find out she's pregnant and in labor. why she had no idea she w

plaxico burris, picked off by goodman. he takes it back 26 yards for the touchdown.t's the third pick six. six minutes to go. tebow looking to pass under pressure. gets rid of it. it's caught for 18 yards and a first down. tebow completed 9 of 20 passes. tebow makes a play. he's going to run it. tebow is going to score. the game-winning touchdown. tebow is pumped. tebow leads denver on a 95 yard scoring drive to beat the jets, 17-13. the president, john elway, he's impressed. meantime, the jets lost 2-0. their record falls to 5-5. >>> college football, virginia tech hosting north carolina. they didn't have to morph. they are always mighty. virginia tech leads 10-7. quarterback fakes the hand off and runs up the gut. can't take him down. 23 yards for the touchdown. his ninth rushing touchdown. he's in front, 17-7. they are looking good. virginia tech has it on second and goal. thomas up to d.j. coals. makes the grab. one foot down. it's all you need in college. they defeat the tar heels 24-21. virginia tech improves their record to 10-1. hometown hockey bruce boudreau

the san francisco examiner reports attorney john burris is representing the family.cting a criminal investigation. >>> bart's board of directors set to vote tomorrow on a cell phone service shutdown policy. bart cut service temporarily in a san francisco station following that july shooting to prevent a planned protest. that move attracted international criticism and caused subsequent weekly protests that lasted more than a month. the board will vote tomorrow on guidelines as to when, if ever, cell phone service should be halted. >>> 6:35. we've been talking about the fog and the effect on the roads. winds are coming in. >> you can see that now. >> almost on cue. forecast pretty good they would start at 6:00, sure enough they did and will last through at least 6:00 tomorrow evening fastest tonight through tomorrow morning when these north to northeast gusts could get up to 70 miles per hour. everything you see in orange we could have downed trees, powerlines and driving will be difficult. wind advisory lower elevations gusts 40 miles per hour, everywhere cued includi

that help set up a touchdown by plaxico burris. admitted the celebration was stupid. he dropped the ball that would have won the game for the bills. tennessee titans taking on the tampa bay bucks. stop for a little razzle-dazzle. the handoff, the reverse on the kickoff return. here comes tommy campbell. no one's stopping him. he's gone for the touchdown. experts were saying the new rules for the kickoffs would make them boring. titans win 23-17. i want to fit this in. nba players must approve a tentative labor deal. there will be a season. the schedule, check it out, training camps start december 9. free agency period begins then too. regular season starts christmas day. there's a present for hoops fans. it's a 66-game season instead of 82 games. it will run through the end of april. ten days later than usual. teams will have to play on three straight nights at least once. one other note this morning we found out urban myers, the new head coach at ohio state, we've been hearing rumors for a week. ohio state fans excited. he was the

. >>> sim rights attorney john burris filed a lawsuit yesterdayen behalf of rahim brown's attorney. being shot boy a school police officer at a dance. they are alleging excessive force and other charges. >>> well, the daily mirror just released its list of worse airports nationwide. at the top of the list, chicago o'hare international. two bay area airports are on the list. oakland came in 9th. >>> new details on the death of a high-ranking member of the hells angels. what we're learning about the event that led up to the fatal shooting of jethro pettigrew. it's about building cars in america. it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good jobs in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellent healthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ jennifer ] not a single layoff of a u.s. manufacturing worker. [ glen ] not one. not one. doing things the right way. quality. [ jimmeka ] building cars that americans want. [ jamaul ] right here in america. hyundai is a

that is the position on the middle class burris is the most fortunate.t he has failed to do for the middle class and what he is willing to do for the most privileged and fortunate in our society. he faced the same set of choices president obama did when the country faced an auto industry and a financial industry in crisis. when the markets collapsed in 2008, and the government had to step in, mitt romney did not hesitate for a moment. he welcomed putting taxpayers on the hook to save the financial system. when the automobile industry and the millions of jobs and are dependent on it, the backbone of america's manufacturing economy was on the brink, he said to all the families, all the small businesses, you should go bankrupt. nothing reveals more about the character and the values of these two individuals then how they dealt with these two crises. president obama did not think either one to be abandoned. the financial system or the auto industry. both were essential to america's economic leadership and to economic growth. those were the decisions he faced

of an 11-year-old boy, 1998, four years before what we're talking about now with the innocecidentt burristorney. it was an 11-year-old showering with sandusky. what happens next, chris? he retires in 1999 with his head held high. and young something i find curious? this is a guy who had a stellar reputation as a coach. i have got to believe that there were other universities in pursuit of him as a head coach. in other words, i think it begs the question, if and when they came calling, did penn state say, oh, no, you don't want this guy and here's why, privately? my hunch is, a lot of people were in on it, including the political apparatus. >> buzz, you're an expert at the culture of sports, high school as well as college. of course, you're famed for it, as well as writing the great book, "prayer for a city," but let me ask you, what do you think this is the message to the people out there, the alumni? what should they be getting out of this? the alumni? the supporters of these big ten and other schools? >> my hope is that this becomes the tipping point, the turning point. i have given hun

attorney john burris is representing the hill family and say they have a legitimate grievance.inal investigation of the shooting. >>> lt. governor gavin newsom buying a new home in marin county that has some raising questions about his future political aspirations. he announced he's buying a 2.2 million dollar home in kentfield part of congresswoman woolsey's congressional district she announced she would not seek reelection. many believe newsom made the move to run for congress. a spokesperson for the lt. governor previously said he had no plans to run for waols buy's see the. >>> powerful -- winds later today and tomorrow. sfo says wind gusts could cause flight delays. oakland international officials are asking owners of smaller plans to secure them. >>> pg&e crews will be out today trimming tree s that might break and knock down power -- lines. the city of santa rosa is warning residents to be prepared for power outages if the winds pick up. >>> possible delays at sfo because of the winds i think when those winds pick up if your flight is on time you will wish you were delay

jazmin hollowwy and deatria burris join us this morning with more.stitute of visual art--you made a music video for your song "teachhme how to study" to thh tune of teach me how to alllaround the city--to show baltimore thhn just violence. --you hope thh song can iispire kids to actually do work and go to school--can yoo perform yÑyÑ

we would get an honest answer -- we will get an answer for you burry quickly. speak about the education association and respond to his comments very quickly. >> the alabama education association as it exists now is a combination of the black and white teachers come together in 1969. for 42 years we have been very successful. protecting tenure, defending our member rights in court. we are still fighting for the right of teachers in alabama. it is one of the most effective associations in the country. >> i can tell you one thing -- if george wallace was still active in politics, he would not be attacking teachers or the teachers' unions. the was -- he thought it was important. i think it is a reflection of how there are many similarities between the kind of conservatism george wallace helped to create and today, in which suddenly teachers who are really not paid that much, who really do not get vast pensions suddenly become another one of the scapegoats of society. >> governor wallace would not have done that. >> that collor also mention the movie "the help." was

john burris, a local attorney, who has worked with the 0 oscar grant case, most notably -- with the oscar grant case, most notably. he's scheduled to speak. there will be a number of other speakers out here. in between that time, we're not sure what to expect. we know the o.t.a., the oakland teachers association, the cna, the california nurses association and the alameda labor council are just three of the union groups taking part in this. we don't know what to expect. we'll be monitoring that for you. keep it right here on ktvu channel 2. reporting live in oakland, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. >>> b.a.r.t. is increasing security due to the planned strike in oakland. there will be extra officers at b.a.r.t. stations and even more officers riding on b.a.r.t. stations all over the entire bay area. there's one surprise involving b.a.r.t. security. the group "no justice, no peace" has cancelled plans to occupy b.a.r.t. stations today. no specific reason was given. >>> the oakland school district plans to keep all city schools open today. however, many teachers will be out o

burris, if one accepts the arguments that the wars are illegal, what are the obligations of the u.s. citizens under nuremberg? >> the first obligations under nirenberg, in my judgment, is to petition congress for impeaching the president for high crimes and misdemeanors, subject to a trial. i drafted an article of impeachment against president obama for illegal war in libya. it has not gone very far, but that is what we can do as citizens but as a matter principle, the declaration of independence says that at some point of time, if every act of government is designed like that, we have a right to resort and to establish a new dispensation. we're not there by a longshot bid but i think what the founding father said is that the mp to process was to be a surrogate for what was earlier age rooted talk, like against julius caesar. that is what our obligation is. to insist that members of congress stand up or we will not elect them. and one other thing, the latif decision is overwhelming redacted. most of it is all classified. >> thank you rokita this is a question that the questions are d

. >> these various governmental functions burris is gdp, look which one, that -- obverses gdp, look whichthat blueline. look at what is happening to health care. if we do not produce a plan that would permit cbo to save a line has been bent, if that is not in the plan, you have nine to caused -- you have not caused any major way the reform of health care. if that line keeps going that way, you have solved nothing. >> you are not speaking of slowly -- slowing the rate of growth. you are talking about a plan that bans the cost curve. >> yes. >> i was somewhat familiar with your plan with house budget committee chairman paul ryan. you now have a defined a support system. as i was listening to your testimony, it includes an aspect of maintaining some facet of the current fee-for-service aspect of medicare. how does it differ from your earlier plan? >> it preserves traditional medicare for anyone who wants it. that is important. it is important to seniors and it is important to have -- you should forgive the expression, a public option. in addition to traditional medicare, except up medicare e

certainly is helpful when you have any burris saying that. -- you have a neighbor saying that. i guess i would ask you a couple -- a broad question, and then more specifically -- number one, on this idea of the contact group, how do you assess that, and is there any effort to be undertaken by the state department or the administration to move that ford, a contact group? that is in the broad question. the second, more specific question, is what about the role that turkey has played and can continue to play, and what can we do to move them from being somewhat constructed so far to being more healthful to put pressure on the regime and help in the region? does that make sense? i know this second question is not as specific as you may want it. >> we welcome your proposal for a contact group for the friends of the syrian people. in fact, we are running with it this idea. we are talking with others about it. i have a very senior colleague who is working on coordination with our european allies pretty much full time. i am in touch with the arabs. what we would like to do is try to get