john burris says the last time he saw king was in a televised anniversary. he will be remembered as a man that was unwittingly thrusted in the public eye. >> these images of los angeles police officers swinging away at rodney king were a shock for most viewers but john burris says it illustrated what he says the black community experience order a regular basis. >> there was under current of police brutality that had always occurred in the african-american community but you didn't see it. >> can we all get along? can we get along. >> during the riots that followed the acquittal of the officers accused of his beating. he pleaded for calm as los angeles was ablaze. >> this case thrusted him into a spotlight that he never wanted and never really adjusted to. when i came to know him as part of the case he was relatively shy. >> in his oakland office he has a sketches of lawsuit against the officers involved and the lapd. king was award building $3.89 million. the videotaped beating of rodney king affected policing across the country. >> from where we have come fr

attorney john burris was also there. >> john burris. the parents were not getting any information. the leverage in the beginning was an the news. the only information they were getting was from that new spirit from my point of view it requires a close look at the facts. after all we have a 15 year old child that was killed. the conditions that that happened were questionable. so we are taking a look at. >> it would is recovering after being shot in the leg after a fight broke out between two other men. this happened just before 8:00 p.m. last night. they say to people were arguing in the street when two of them open fire. the will and was standing nearby was hit by a stray bullet. >>darya: clark berkeley is cracking down on massage parlors. they have singled out the particular parlors. they were found that business is had previous on wednesday at sites that were now to the online prostitution websites. crystal massage parlor has agreed to give up its >> stake francisco is cracking down on the city's tour guides. it put in the ordinance that requires the buss is to reduce the volume

on old maps of the city, we are included as part of the ash burry street. you talked out in the last few days, so that the neighborhood had no notice of it. you're doing it again at the last minute. >> just before you speak, following him will be -- [reading names] >> my wife and i purchased our house on the east side, this is about three blocks south that are going to be out of district 8. that is the neighborhood, and we feel like it will isolate us from both staying in district 9 and, isolating from the neighbors to the south into the west. into the east, we are a long ways from the neighbors. our request is that if we could include the little island for families and homes, and moving them over to district 8, it makes a lot more sense than leaving them over in district 9. we already struggle with the barrier that is greatly improved. maybe we don't want to isolate ourselves further. if we can consider including that block from within the district 8 changes, we think it would be a great benefit for our little corner of the neighborhood there. >> if i can

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

at least two villages were hit by a torrent of mud that rushed down of the slopes, burrying the occupants. a group of schoolchildren had just returned from their village for lunch when the landslide struck. this coffee-growing area has been prone to such disasters. it is fertile land and villages are reluctant to resettle, despite the dangers they face, especially during the rainy season. >> this area is at risk. the mountain area [inaudible] fall,the rain eventually, the landslide happens. they need some level of enforcement. people though the landslides are there. [inaudible] >> a tewam from the red cross -- a team from the red cross is helping search for survivors. it is not clear how many people may still lie buried. the red cross estimates that each village could be home to as many as 80 people. >> russian president putin is continuing his tour of the middle east. he has been in the west bank town of bethlehem for talks with palestinian leader abbas. mr. putin has called on both sides to resume dialogue. abbas is refusing to re-enter negotiations until israel halts the settlements in

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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

can say dozens of family and friends have showed up for a visual big civil- rights attorney john burris spoke. >> the family was disturbed because the police were not giving them any information. the only information they're getting was from the news. they thought they needed an attorney so that they could at least get some information about the case. from my purview it requires a close look at the facts. after all we have a 15 year old child was killed. so i'm taking a look at it. >>darya: tourists is also the attorney for another man was killed on the is a. >>mark: net we have learned that the case was quietly settled last month in the claims had been dismissed him will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues here in >> and looks like the doubt guns what take a downward trend after it a great beginning of the week. will be back in a minute. i can't stand these spots. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shin

the gaines family has hired lawyer john burris to help investigate the circumstances of the shooting. >> the question is was this a racial profiling stop. was there some fact that sported that. and of course after that what were the circumstances of justifying the shooting of him. >> police say the officer shot gaines in self-defense and that the teenager pulled a gun first. the number of recent police shootings around the bay area is raising questions about excessive force. in oakland police shot a 22- year-old man on wednesday night after police say he reached for a weapon during a scuffle. there have also been police shootings in caster valley and valet hoe. this year in oakland there have been five police shootings so far. that compares to five in all of last year. >> are officers shooting first or are they trained to use it as a last resort. >> they are trained to use force depending on the threat level that they perceive. >> oakland's assistant plaintiff police chief says the city has an epidemic in terms of the amount of guns out on the street. police say they recovered 400 fir

going off or something but since you do is that investigative work a roll call now ok to build or burry the conference is going on here in washington d.c. this week and and this is one. those things that's been like a conspiracy theorist favorite basically that's the way it's been labeled for years and years and years and now it's like becoming a little more mainstream in the sense that people of acknowledge that it exists that it goes on but nobody really knows what goes on inside but there were some protesters out about d.c. the last two days take a look. her group of some of the most powerful and influential people in the world are meeting here in secret behind closed doors so that's why i want to be here to document the event try to. get called summation of some of the attendees that way we can have a better idea of some of the things being discussed behind closed doors and in secret. what do you say i mean a sure i would always want to know what's going on inside of some high profile conference where you know you just have a lot of rich and powerful people well there's billionaires

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they suggested they tried to burry the documents and the truth. >> who knew about this?id it go to the attorney general or the president of the united states. >> you accuse them of a cover up for protecting documents that was prohibited by law from producing. >> the white house moments before the committee voted said they are with holding the documents. >> this fight doesn't end here. the full u.s. house must now vote to put eric holder in contempt of congress. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just a few months after agents were caught up in a prostitution scandal, other agents are under fire for misconduct. three agents from the drug enforcement administration are accused of entertaining female masseuses. they accused the administrator of dragging her feet in the investigation but she said she is waiting for a report. >> i guarantee you they will face, if there was misconduct, they will face our disciplinary process. >> the dea chief said the agents have been placed on limited duty. police in ohio are looking for a thief that has a sweet tooth. making a b line for the peanut bu

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lieutenant burris and charlie and tom our thoughts where you and keep in touch with us and remember if you have information call the lafayette police department 337-291-8633. it should be up on the screen. anyway now to the panel, dr. michael baden, forensic pathologist and fox news contributor. candace long former fbi profiler. and pat bross nintend brosnay. dr. baden i'm going to start with you. they find the bicycle and say that it is damaged in a swamp. what would forensics tell you. >> the percent woul first woule bicycle struck by a vehicle. there would be glass or paint fragments on the bicycle even though it was dumped in the water. as the dad says what probably would have happened would be that whoever damaged the bike, whoever took the bike probably put it in a vehicle and dumped it in a remote area. now, what has happened to the young lady we don't know. but she was not dumped with the bike. >> judge jeanine: and what is interesting, candace, former fbi proh profiler, is that the police say that the bicycle was not just pushed over a bridge that it was under the bridge. that

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the family of 15-year-old derrick gaines has also hired attorney john burris to investigate whether theing was racially motivated. police say the officer did it in self-defense and claims the teenager pulled out a gun first. >>> more seniors at heritage high school in brent wood could be banned from tomorrow's graduation ceremony. yet was the last day of classes and graduation practice is scheduled today. however, school administrators met last night to talk about suspending even more students. the students are accused of vandalizing the school and also chaining up a 6-month-old lam. 50 students have already been suspended and they will not be allowed to walk. >> i just don't think the crime fits their punishment, that they can't walk. this is for the rest of their lives they'll remember this. >> however the district superintendent says students participating in senior pranks that are harmful or destructive they're liable for damages and they will not participate in commence want exercises. >> drivers in fran south market neighborhood will now have to drive slower. the speed limit on pa

we burry elected to lead. but we have to check in to make sure athens and madrid are sitting properly. you have never heard that before. we have never heard leadership in this country say that our fortunes depend on athens and madrid. this could very well be a time, ladies and gentlemen, 20 years from now when some of the young people here are standing up here, hopefully as senators and not former congressman. i think this will be a time we remember. for those of you in the room who are part of the center-right, i am happy to be here with you. the first president to remember was ronald reagan. yes, i do remember the preacher of my church telling everyone to vote for jimmy carter. the first presidency i remember is ronald reagan. i remember how he turned the country around. if he were in the camp of people who think we need turning around renown -- that does not mean that mitt romney has to be ronald reagan. there has been one. there will not be another one. it means one simple thing. boldness matters in politi

family of derrick dwaynes hired attorney john burris to investigate whether that shooting was raciallyated. police say he did it in self- defense and claimed the teenager pulled out a gun first. >>> two men accused of rigging auctions of foreclosed homes coming up at 5:45, details from a real estate attorney. a my coo sew is missing from the nevada mansion of a former ukraine january prime minister. the -- police were called there on may 27th because of a group of teenageers that are drinking. after the party a painting was gone worth about $35,000. about $5000 in candle sticks leather coats and lap to be computers also reported missing. more students could be banned from tomorrow's graduation ceremonies at heritage high school all because of last week's senior prank. yesterday was the final day of class and graduation practice is scheduled today. however, school administrators met last night discussing suspending even more students. those students are accused of vandalizing the school and changing up a 6-month old lam. 50 students have already been suspended and they will not be allow

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the family of 15-year-old derrick gaines also hired attorney john burris to investigate whether the shooting have been racially motivated. police say they shot in self- defense and the teenager pulled out a gun first. >>> yesterday was the last day of classes and graduation practice is scheduled today. school administrators of heritage met last night to discuss suspending even more students after watching video. 50 students have been suspended and will not be allowed to walk during the graduation ceremony. >> i just don't think the crime fits the punishment that they can't walk. this is for the rest of their lives they will remember this. >> but the district superintendent says students participating in senior pranks are liable for damages and will not participate in commencement exercises. >>> the future of california's economy could depend on how many people make it to graduation day. yesterday, a group of business civic leaders say the state needs 2.3 million college degrees than it is likely to produce by 2025. they say the shortfall in college educated people could force companies to mo

now sam is here and he's making burri burritos. we like burritos a lot.start us off. >> put rice in a line right across if you're going to roll it. >> that's the first mistake i'm making, i put too much and don't make a line. by the way, you're going big with the tortilla. >> this is a 12 inch. can you do a 10 or 8 but in this case it's a whole wheat tortilla so it's balancing it out. >> dad will be impressed. >> add some beans. what's your protein hit? >> well, my favorite, i would go with pork. >> since we don't have that here. >> i guess. >> we'll go with something else, sam. >> how about some chicken. what are we going to do with the toppings, the sauces. where are we going to put those? >> you want to put toppings, like, say, guacamole, you want to put it on the side right here. >> why is that? why do we put it on the side. >> when you put on toppings like lettuce, say, it can adhere on top of the sauces. so that way -- >> it helps it stick together. >> now roll it. roll that burrito like you roll your eyes at your parents. >> hopefully not too much.

i will turn to the vice chairman burry the. >> you mentioned options on the easing. what other debt securities be purchased? >> we have made no decisions. the law permits us to purchase treasurys and a government agency securities. those are the securities we have purchased in the past. i would not want to take anything off the table at this juncture. i want to emphasize again that there are two steps here. the first as determined what we think growth will be adequate to further improvement in employment, i think at the same time we will be as -- and price alert for inflation. if we determine it is potentially warranted we have a number of different options and we would have to consider each of them. the costs and benefits associated with them. at this point i cannot say anything is off the table. >> a guess my most direct question is, other than the financial crisis we have not seen this level since the 1950's. do we think that is holding back our economy. >> the question is, if additional stimulus is needed, could the actions of the federal reserve achieve addition

ladies and gentlemen, please be seated for the departure of the official party as the united states burry performs -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our ceremony. thank you for your attendance and enjoy your day. ♪ >> next, the defense department holds its first lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered pride month. then another chance to see the congressional gold medal ceremony honoring african- american marines. "tomorrow, bill russell chadic look at the political reaction to the supreme court decision on the affordable care act. families usa director and the american enterprise destitute discuss the implications and efforts to repeal it. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> this is the conversation we need to have in this country that nobody is willing to have. what role should the government play in housing finance? >> in "reckless endangerment," gretchen morgensen the tells they subprime financial collapse. >> if you want to subsidize housi