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and cantones, and man da drin and korean and less than one percent of our case intakes. the types of allegations we received in 2013 varied from unwarranted action, which were 33 percent, and of the allegations and neglected the duty 27 percent, and conduct reflecting discredit 26 percent, and unnecessary... ten percent and discourtesy and racial slur and all under five percent, the findings that we made in the allegations that we received in 2013 and there were 2144 allegations, involving 535 officers, and 51 percent, not sustained, and the proper conduct, and 25 percent, and we sustained 3 percent of the allegations, and unfounded meaning, that we found it that the allegation was untrue and 2 percent no finding of 6 percent and the no finding can be where the complainant stopped cooperating, and where the, or there is no rational basis for the complaint. or, where the complaint is against another involves another jurisdiction and it does not involve the san francisco police officers and then no finding withdrawn and then that means that the complainant says that i don'

the 52-year-old left the care facility on the 500 block of canton drive around 4:00 in a south san joseod with the boundaries of i-85. police say he has the mental capacity of a 10-year-old and is considered at risk because of his need for daily medication. he was last seen wearing a red shirt, gray sweatpants and a brown baseball hat. >>> a south bay politician is out of jail but still not out of trouble. last year, george shirakawa, who is a santa clara county supervisor pled guilty to several charges. a person with connections to the case tells nbc bay area he was released from an alameda county jail on may 9th after serving seven months and a day for a one-year term for perjury and misuse of public and campaign funds. now the focus is on a separate crimnm case against him. they indicted him on a felony charge of false impersonation. he pled not guilty to the charges he impersonated someone in a mailer meant to discredit a political rival. he's due back in court in september for that case. >> how will he be able to take the stand in his own defense? the fact he's now a convicted felo

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some windows were broken in the banks downtown canton. we thought that was enough.palled at the destruction within the city during the past eight hours. as mayor, i have declared an emergency exists and a curfew will be in effect at 8:00 p.m. on saturday, may 2nd, 1970. >> the next evening there was a curfew in the town at 8:00 p.m. so everybody started going up to the campus and the natural gathering place was on the kent state commons which was right next to the rotc building. the crowd grew from 300 to 2,000. that's when the students started to assault the rotc building. then the police came, fired tear gas and chased us away. when we left the area the building was not on fire. we came back about a half hour later and the building was fully engulfed in flames. that building was burned after we were all departed from the area, the building was under the control of the police and the sheriff's department and to this day we don't know how that fire really did get started. >> nobody was ever charged with the burning of the rotc building, although admittedly students

first up, attorney general kathleen canton was sworn into office as the first democrat and the firstt position. and she was also the top vote getter in the 2012 elections, and in pennsylvania, some of them are held in the presidential year and the off year. and then getting higher numbers that president obama and she may challenge pat toomey in 2016. and another democrat to keep an eye on is 24-year-old josh shapiro. before leaving the state house to go to the kocounty council where he felt that he needed more influence, and don't count him out. >>> and now to the republican side for the two rising stars. ryan costello is running for the sixth congressional seat vacated by fellow republican jim burrokc. he was named one of the 40 under 40 to watch. he may be someone on the rise. and also dave reid who is the chairman of the campaign committee where he saw his party pick up 13 seats in 2012 and maintain a majority, with sam smith set to retire, reid is likely to make a move into the leadership position and could end up running for governor himself one day. that is it for this edition

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>> well, we've since you've talked to harry, we've expanded to a location in canton, michigan, which west of here. we have another location in our crosshairs in troy, michigan, which is another 20 miles north of here, and we're looking at new york and california and chicago as other locations. we don't want to stop there. we'd love to be in every corner of the country. >> well, brian, if you come to new york or minnesota, you've got to have the big 80 burger. we could really get it done on that one, you know? hey, great job. you are a great american for what you're doing for workers. brian parker, thanks so much. all the best to moo cluck moo. we'll follow the story. and that is "the ed show." "politicsnation" with rev sharpton starts right now. good evening, al. >> good evening, ed. and thanks to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, extreme goes mainstream. that's what we're seeing today in north carolina, where house speaker thom tillis has won the gop senate primary. he beat greg brannon, the tea party candidate champion by rand paul, and tillis's win is being considered a victory f

what do we do need to talk but we are really not walking the walk in the story anywhere in the canton political gamble and it's being played. i think that the us by the eu and iran and pretend i would say that this week that it has been kind of like a winning hand. in terms of that because to look at when you look at the economy sanctions that can be a nice job has been put forward to that accompanied the eventual travel bans and asset freeze this is not enough. i think in terms of showing to pretend that we are a united front that we are past that he needs to be known in the us and eu are going to act on it. they have to come to not going to mean the us is not to commit troops. ok it's not gonna happen if the us to commit troops in serious not to commit troops here. i agree but that's why he eats into the whole top gun. we are in our team very hard. how much can you buy it if you're not going and doing a thing or if you're not good and tight space to continue to be good incentive to take time to take effect in the house and capital flight out of russia. um there has been the good the

counties,in the three canton, campbell, and boone, the refer to in northern kentucky live in a time of great opportunity. living livingbenefit of in an area with more than two the liveeople with all ability and charm of a small town. of then take advantage amenities like the cincinnati zoo, the aquarium and the speedway to name a few or they take in a cincinnatis reds bengalsa cincinnatis museum. or an art on aland gives recreation beautiful day. all ofn kentucky offers is knownthis community beingng the epicenter of the epicenter in the nation. many people believe the problem started because of the prescription pain pill abuse as out.or feinstein pointed kentucky has the third highest drug overdose mortality rate in our country. on the street, these pain pills are expensive. they can cost between $60-$100 to a bag of heroin at $ bag. foughthe progress we've in kentucky it is no surprise uptake in heroin usage, once we understand the economics of it. months ago, i discussed the relationship between painkiller abuse and heroin abuse with the reps and i'm going continue to work with them

before canton and even said there i do is another source says he left after he could not fit into anythe volunteer wrote close some over for a free wedding parties. his mother into a trade to a counselor for those of the wedding along with him and there also were without valentino a uprooting much of a castle theorists' year-old bride 36 year-old. the are not 400,000 this flat. >> : coming up on news weekend news surveillance video capturing moments after gunshots fired and then address street a list of more details on the gunman law enforcement officers try to piece the other what happened. plus the 36 year- old heiress a haping and mission district in san francisco level for coming up. look outside from the sea preclearance about their fifth surfaces of 50 degrees higher 70 looking for. a memorial there again forecast coming up. and is manifestly talk about telling his roommates were all the slip. the store following this morning with learning more about the mind of the 22 year-old gunman protect the lives of six others in the drive-by shooting at the campus trade learning more on t

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canton, north carolina. is hillaryproblem clinton.e -- she said we are going after american citizens in this country exercising his first amendment rights. offends that video muslims. a offends me when they fly plane into our buildings and watch our flag being stomped. the hell out of me. host: how are mirrors of congress keeping those feelings in check? guest: it is an issue that people are very passionate about. we did lose for american lives. the investigations say that this could have been prevented. that was the biggest lesson that came out of it. what could they have done to have prevented this attack from occurring? or should of been more security than there was. some requests had been denied. they also turned down some offers that were made in the months before to provide more protection. it is in hindsight difficult to evaluating how you could have gone about something differently. i think they will think about the security around the globe about where you have any kind of diplomatic mission or ambassadors in place. what kind

host: we will go to gary and canton, ohio, republican caller. caller: top of the day -- i have an important question -- how many years need to pass before we have a majority in congress courageous enough to launch a real investigation into the obvious scientific evidence -- host: that is not our topic this morning. let's move on to virginia beach, independent caller. caller: my name is cheryl. independent but i want to tell the representative that i totally agree with his comments on thetpp. i believe in fair trade and i starts that congress needing to create more it -- the government needs to create more jobs in our country to repair them for structure. for the woman who called in about her small business, i completely understand where she is coming from. paid, justbody gets , susane woman previously collins made the comment that the minimum wage can be negotiated. $7.25-$10.10 per hour. i'm sorry, but i totally disagree with that and i think it should be increased more than $10.10. host: we will get a quick response. guest: there are people ou

on the day of the funeral jessie's family and friends were joined by thousands of canton residents who pay their respects for the funeral it was amazing i mean i've never. been to a funeral where even i literally felt the love from the people around the community helped raise him in the community bury him within hours of learning that jessie died from a bullet lodged in his back army officers in iraq knew that jessie was killed by either us or polish forces who opened fire when the driver of the dump truck failed to slow down or heed warnings to stop as gunfire rang out across the traffic circle the driver was shot and killed sending his truck careening into jesse's humvee. the search conducted on the dump truck revealed that the driver had no weapons thus officers inferred that the fatal gunshots must have come from u.s. and polish forces firing from positions behind just the army officers launched an immediate investigation into the friendly fire incident including a ballistics analysis by the u.s. army criminal investigative laboratory within weeks the laboratory confirmed that the

another story from "the new york morninghis tony from canton, ohio. go ahead.aller: i was calling in because i don't think that schools are segregated nowadays. i was speaking more on student debt. host: ok, go ahead. moronici was talking college level, because i'm in college. when you think about student debt, we don't necessarily think about colors. host: that is tony from ohio. politico" has a story taking a look. let's go to our last call. this is greg, wilmington, north carolina. schools usehborhood the word to keep the schools segregated. you can't live in a certain neighborhood, then you can't go to their school. that's all i have. is correct from north carolina. we did continue our discussions about the 60's anniversary of the brown versus board of education case. i guess is from the naacp legal defense and educational fund. we will talk about her thoughts on sedition -- on segregation in the modern day. we will hear from free speech about the advocate people who stepped away from giving speeches and about free speech on college campuses. our guest is w

was to china at trade a rapid growth of trade with the far east centering in the chinese city of canton. dozens and dozens of ships heading that way and returning loaded with cargo of tea and silk's and many other china made items on which americans of that era placed place an increasingly high premium. travel to china for all these trade ships involved a mid-ocean stopover in the y and islands to rest and restock for the rest of the journey. it also might lead to some reshuffling of personnel with a few young hawaiian been taking on more of these ships as a crew. these hawaiians might go wherever the trade ships took them and some might eventually land in one or another part of united states mostly i think a new england. fast-forward now to what is the first major scene where the first act in my book. it's an autumn day in the year 1809. the setting is yale college where students are passing in and out on their way i supposed to class. i myself have seen the same kind of thing, 200 years later many many times. anyway on this particular morning there was something a little different. a