caucasians in were 30%. asian-americans comprise 5%, native americans were 1% and of the rest for others. complacency declined to state their ethnicity or 17% in 2011. the office of citizen complaints is located on the seventh floor of 25 van ness ave close to it than s and a market street. we are easily accessible by public transportation. we receive walked in complaints regarding police conduct from the public from 8:00 until 5:00 monday through friday. we also received complaints by telephone, mail, e-mail and fax. you can also file a complaint at your district police station and station personnel will forward it to us. our staff speaks several languages, including cantonese, mandarin, burmese, catalog and spanish. two of our investigators are bilingual in spanish, which is important because the largest number of non-english interviews we conduct our in spanish. four languages other than the ones i previously mentioned, we will obtain the interpretation services. last year, we conducted 28 case intakes in

, but there are certainly substantial numbers of caucasians muslims in this country. i have found, being a follower of prophet muhammad's, when we say [arabic term] that means, "may the peace and blessings of allah be upon him," we are ever-thankful to god for giving us the prophet muhammad. it has been exceptionally exciting for me, and i've found, by having left christianity, i found in leaving christianity, i found no contradictions in al-islam. i happen to be by nature a professional man, as you know, so i'm taught to be scientific in my approach, i'm taught to be research in my approach, i'm taught to be deep in my approach. and the further you go into islam, the better it sustains your levels of understanding- the more you see it encompasses everything that we know and everything we will come into the knowledge of. so i find it a very exciting way of life, and there are no distinctions between my political life, my religious life, my civic life, my educational life- islam encompasses it all- and i don't have to make these distinctions that america forces us to m

interesting when i grow up mostly caucasian people there, all the caucasian people there are mixed now. which is a good thing. partly because the black middle class made an exit out of detroit and made it into the suburbs. most people that could leave have left. >> why should detroit be saved? why there should be a lot of money pumped in there? >> i don't think this country is willing to let detroit go. it might be for reasons of nostalgia. it is detroit. it holds a special place. it's just -- this country will not allow detroit to become completely abandoned and to fail. i don't think it's going to happen. i think it's a point of personal pride. it the same reason that we have an american auto industry that no one wanted to allow to go bankrupt. >> you lived there what year? >> this film was made 2010. >> both of you lived there? >> we took turns. we got apartments in downtown detroit. >> were they cheap? >> yes. >> how do you and rachael divide your responsibility? >> it depends. we cast the films together. we chose most of the subjects together. we come up with the look and feel and

he is described as a caucasian male. perhaps in his mid 40's. medium build. facial hair. wearing dark clothing. anyone with an intermission is asked to call baltimore police. >> baltimore county police are investigating and sexual assault involving two 30-year old girls a dedicated zero. the victims' and defend -- and a friend met 3 males friday night to try to get them to go off into the woods with them. when they refused, they were dragged in. the girls were a allegedly touched inappropriately and the boys allegedly exposed themselves. police are working to find a suspect. the man accused of secretly videotaping two women in their home will not be granted bail. police arrested him hours after releasing video showing women in the video. detectives are still trying to figure out if he was targeting other victims. harford county officials are working to a dead by the body of a man found in a wooded area. police or on the scene tuesday in the 1300's block of harford towne drive with that found the body of a young african-american male. detectives found no obvious signs of f

a caucasian male in his 40's with some facial hair. at the time of the attack, he was wearing dark clothes -- dark colored clothing. >> thank you. the time is now 6:52. it is 60 degrees at the airport. we will come back with some of your answers for our water cooler question of the day. cooler question of the day. and this is maryland. every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty million gaming at casinos in these other states. question seven will build a new casino and bring table games to baltimore... generating hundreds of millions for schools. and that money has to go to education. it's the law. so vote for question seven. so we can stop spending all that money here, and keep maryland money in classrooms like mine. >> time for some of your answers to our watercolor question of the day. >> doreen rights that leaders should take a stand on political issues. we do not have to follow their views, but we can use them to form our own. >> another person writes, what happened to the separation of church and state? >> donna writes, n

. >> after testing, the county theeologists so far of our of caucasian members of the family. >> it is all pretty much been nothing we there is can do. us thenty tells developer went for the right .rocess up, a special offer for the holidays. >> it feels more like spring and fall out there tonight. more on that, right after the break. the redskins kicker received of flak the past few days frome has done some praise teammates today. the nationals are still smiling today after their late-night party. too many americans are struggling to find work in today's economy. too many of those who are working are living paycheck to paycheck trying to make falling incomes meet rising prices for food and gas. more americans are living in poverty than when president obama took office and fifteen million more are on food stamps. president obama and i bth care about poor and middle-class families. the difference is my policies will make things better for them. we shouldn't measure compassion by hohow many people are on welfare. we should measure compassion byow many people are able to get off welfare a

of the gains we had this summer, i looked over common- law and she might have been a 70-year-old caucasianady next to a black lady, and they were both bobbing. was like, where do you see this? this is great. if you are a hip-hop fan, we are going to play something you like, but we are throwing some re you would not be sitting in front of. tavis: you have done some covers. >> i chose the for the gala, because she can sing anything. -- for layla because she can sing anything. i chose them because it was a perfect couple, and -- perfect cover, and i do not know many people who do that. tavis: this cp is out now. what is next in the agenda? >> i am going to do volume 2, featuring a slew of guests and artists i did not have room on this one for and people i have never worked with, so i am still getting back together -- getting back together -- that together. tavis: you are in los angeles. they are lined up all over the city. if you have just now come to know this brilliant artist, you now know the name, and you should add it to his collection. if you already know him, you are already in love wi

both stores are west napa and he is described as caucasian in the '60s and '70s. and a goatee. new at 11, a 60 year-old woman was shot after this car chase. they tried to stop elisabeth after she ran a stop sign and she packed her pickup truck. into the police car and she triggered a car chase. she stopped a second time. collinsville road. she tried to drive through a sheriff's the oracle data opened fire. she was treated and released and placed custody without multiple felony charges. assault and battery-with multiple-felony charges. -- >> she is booked with felony charges. >> we are looking at the fog pushing inland. and tomorrow but we have a beautiful day today at the bay. temperatures were warming, significantly with the 70's and it could it have-15 degrees warmer than we saw, yesterday. '70s in napa, san oroszko and 68 degrees and fremont. clear skies with a sand-san francisco 60s. 60s in hayward and still 58 in san jose. we of warmer weather on the way with mostly clear and increasing clouds. tomorrow some patchy fog along the coast by noon, it should slow to push back a

. -- caucasians. could this be something caused by protesters themselves but many say a few people will show up on the square and it is bringing up some bad memories from the 60s and we will tell you what city officials have to say about this. >>> in election news this morning, both president barack obama and mitt romney head back out on the campaign trail after their feisty debate. >> mitt romney says he has a 5 point plan he has a 1 point plan and that plan is to make sure folks at the top play by a different set of rules. >> the two men started over gas prices, immigration the attack in libya and the economy. >> for me i look at what has happened in the last four years and say this has been a disappointment, we can do better than this. we don't have to settle for 43 months with unemployment above 8%. >> now the presidential candidates have one debate and the focus of that debate is foreign policies. >> here in the bay area, some students at st. marys college gathered to watch the debate and share t

the boxes were caucasian, black, asian, hispanic, etc.. i had to give a bit of thought to the purpose of these boxes in which box by fit in. so, i was born in iran and it is in the continent of asia, a marked agent. so, in asian. you should have seen the look on the administrator when i turned in my application. today those boxes no longer applied. we all live in one world and we are all the same. we are part of the same energy. we can no longer take the attitude of not in my backyard. in today's world, if someone in china sneezes, we all catch the flu in san francisco. we have seen the impact of such a ripple effect in the recent economic crisis. in today's global economy, peace in the least, the aids epidemic in africa, the world hunger crisis, and making sure that every child has access to a decent education is all -- our responsibility. we have to use diplomacy to prevent war. we have to have compassion for mankind, no matter which continent they are from or which color they are, creed or religion. we all have to do our part to bring p

the reserve is full of beautiful flowers like these and that means millions of be great caucasian mountain bees to be precise makers of the tastiest honey. in the region. miller has been a beekeeper in this beautiful spot for more than twenty five years and has dozens of hives in her back garden and the residents are incredibly well behaved. it's the first time i've ever seen anybody open a hive and not use smoke. and told me that the bees were quite friendly and it. seems to be the case. the bees are perfectly adapted for the mountain flowers and supposedly have the longest tongues of all honey bees. all of them serving her majesty the queen. breeds the queen specially and uses them to start new hives here and across the region. the highly prolific and it doesn't take the workers long to produce a honeycomb like this just don't expect them to give it up easily. now we're going to share it with a b. . or an energy the honey was a great start but i was ready for my main course. the chicken. there are many wild animals out here. we could even see bears today for lucky. they might come to our

although it is not as high as caucasian people, it is still as prevalent. we need to protect our skin. the melasma, the number one thing that makes it work is the sun. use the sunscreen even in this sunny bay area. >> how heavy of sunscreen should you use and what is really the optimal thing? >> that is an excellent question. i tell patient to use a brood spectrum sunscreen which has protection against ultraviolet 8 and ultraviolet b. so, look for blood spectrum. >> get -- get brood spectrum -- broad spectrum sun block, right? >> yes. look for the fact that it also has uva protection, protection. >> no now, what about beauty treatments. what can with we do quickly? >> someone like natalie, there is very little. she is so beautiful. but there are things like prevention, maintenance and intervention. preevents and maintenance is ascii. the clear and brilliant lasers can prevent and treat pigmentation. then the university treatment, regardless of the color of your skin is still botox. because what women love -- regardless of the age is the brow lift that you g

it would be a big think if they caucasian sat with the asians. we only did that one time, where everybody got together, and we got what we wanted. when you unite, you can conquer. [applause] >> next question is for the commander. how can they community-based organization contact the task force for speaking engagements? >> if you call and ask to speak to jim miller. >> is there any effort to formalize the relationship with a community-based organization? >> right now, we do not have that effort in place. it is a good idea, it is something that we have talked about. it is important for us to understand what the cbos are doing. it is important for them to have specific training for their individuals. they should also have some guidelines and some criteria to evaluate their successes, on a quarterly and yearly basis. >> thank you. last question. what are the types of job opportunities that are available for at risk youth? what are the funding opportunities? >> there are not many job opportunities right now. with the way that funding is currently, it

caucasian student sued the university of texas claiming she was denied admission due to her race. the supreme court upheld the use of affirmative action in college admissions in 2003 but the court has become conservative and could restrict or end the use of race as a factor in admissions. >>> mitt romney continues campaigning today in the battleground state of ohio. new jersey governor will once again join romney. a comment romney made about abortion is getting some attention this morning. romney told the des moines register that he would not pursue any abortion related election if elected president but he would use an executive order to reinstate a policy that bans american funding of abortions in other countries. >>> president obama is back at the white house today after also campaigning in ohio yesterday. the president has a meeting scheduled with secretary of state hillary clinton following the congressional hearing look into the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. then he heads back out on the campaign in florida. the largest battleground state. >>> 4:47. in oakland a fath

it would be a big think if they caucasian sat with the asians. we only did that one time, where everybody got together, and we got what we wanted. when you unite, you can conquer. [applause] >> next question is for the commander. how can they community-based organization contact the task force for speaking engagements? >> if you call and ask to speak to jim miller. to jim miller. >> is there any effort to

officials say she's caucasian, between 12 and 16 years old, 5'4", 108 pounds with dark brown or black hair. she was wearing tan or faded hurley jeans and a red shirt. she has braces with red or pink rubber bands. the coroner says she was also wearing brand-new black boots, along with this silver and red timex watch which is still functioning. >> the theory is that she could have been hiking and fallen into the water or there was a boating accident on the coast or a vehicle may have left the roadway and she could be one of many victims that haven't been discovered yet. >> the coroner says weather permitting, the sheriff's department will send an airplane out to scour the san mateo county coastline in search of any more clues. >>> a memorial will be held this afternoon for a popular union city high school teacher who died last month. the body of 54-year-old christopher ryan was found at the bottom of a ravine near crystal springs reservoir in san mateo county on october 11th. ryan taught english and social science at james logan high school since 1994. today's memorial will be held at t

she's described as a caucasian girl between 12 and 16 years old.ite, 5'4", close to 110 pounds. she has dark either brown or black hair. here's what she was wearing. tan or faded hurley jeans, a red shirt, red and silver timex watch. also on her teeth she had a full set of braces with red or pink rubber bands. so she had quite a bit of dental work done. the coroner tells me that she has been put into the state wide and nationwide missing persons database. from here the next step he says is to submit a sample of her dna to the department of justice, hoping to get her identified, hoping to give her a name other than jane doe. live in san mateo, marla tellez, "today in the bay." >>> it is 6:15. time for a quick check on the day's top stories. a close call in san francisco as police try to track down suspects who fired at an officer from a moving car. that officer was not hurt. one of the suspects has been arrested. the others still on the loose. >>> a 19-year-old man now charged with killing his sister-in-law and her two toddlers inside their home nea

i can understand if they said that they did not want to -- if they answered no no that the caucasian community would reject them, but i'm not sure where the japanese community rejected them. i felt like they were making a stand for the community. >> i think what's happened in the last 15 or 20 years as we've looked back on history and the community has looked back on it, it's able it look at these characters in a different light, through a different lens. they are seen now in people who in their own ways made heroic choices. at the time, again, i didn't live through it, but my sense is in having talked to people, the 422nd battalion, these people went out and they were killed in very high rates. these were your fathers and brothers. i think it by and large was true, they were trying to prove that they deserved to be americans, it prove to the country that we belonged here, that we didn't belong behind these barbed wire fences. and they did. they did that and they paid with their blood. i think that was sort of the general feeling of the community. our brothers, our fathers, our uncle

african-american children in the districts are not proficient in language, arts and math, while caucasian children looks nothing like ours. i also learned about the school to prison pipeline and the result achievement gap plays. our african-american children fall forced and get pushed into prison because the district has not taken the time to sit down with the little african-american boys and girls and really invest in them. more needs to be done before it is too late. it is important. our children's lives are at stake now more than ever. [speaker not understood] is on the verge of extinction in the city. if more is not done to help our children's future generation. thank you for giving me the opportunity to express the needs in our district. >> thank you. >> and, so, a lot of folks know us as an organization that focuses on a through g. [speaker not understood] we'll continue to be closing the achievement gap. but why did we get started? we looked at ways in which the district was preparing african-american and latino and pacific islander students for college and jobs and found shocking

woman (over radio): all units, be on the lookout for a man and woman, caucasian, mid-30s.bducted a ten-month-old baby and are considered dangerous. how are you folks folks holding up? sophie's... sophie's probably hungry by now. she's probably looking for me. she... she'll be home soon. this is csi duquesne. she's just going to take a few samples, all right? i'm going to need a dna sample from all three of you. boy: dna samples? for what? it's going to help us find your sister. man: why? you suspect us of something? no, it's just my job. hard evidence is going to serve us best, so i need to look at everything. that's a recent photo of sophie. we just had it taken. a neighbor of ours is a professional photographer. okay. this will be helpful. (phone ringing) (trilling) restricted call. this could be them. caine: okay... mr. walsh, you're on deck. speak slowly, okay? nice and easy. this is stuart walsh. (distorted voice): we have your baby. (gasps) if you want to see her again, you will give us $500,000. i'll call this number again in half an hour to tell you where to bring

. >> next, is it possible to go from hating caucasian men to loving them in the span of one magical year? sherrod small discusses his new memwior. >> that's right. >> first, will the world finally get people to visit new york city? the highest employee attempted to find out. >>> when it comes to high flying fun, if you build it, will they come? staten island has just okayed construction of the world's tallest ferry well. ferris wheel. the 625-foot tall monster will carry 1440 people, and it is set to open in 2015. that said, the drug industry's number one tourist attraction, bill schulz, couldn't wait that long and he hit the streets to talk turkey with the tourists about all things ferris. >> i'm back at times square to talk to the people and find out if this new ferris wheel will illicit boos are on great views. ps, i work for fox news. >> they want to build the world's biggest ferris wheel. it will take 38 minutes to go all the way around. it will have a great view of manhattan. is that something that will make you go to staten island? >> if they had a giant ferris wheel, a big one, i

it was to speed up they targeted black caucasians for their violent message. it claims to be from a group called doom and while few people think the bat wielders will show up to mark the one year anniversary it happened near the berkeley border. now they called the author an extremist and crazy. poll are investigating and this this -- police are investigating and they will not protect them for this activity. >>> an aggressive president barack obama took on mitt romney in their second presidential debate last night. >> i will crackdown on china. president bush didn't. >> governor you are the last person who will get tough on china. >> here in the bay area, some students at st. mary gathered to share. >> i felt obama had a slight edge. >> i do think come mitt romney did a good job and he feel he nailed him really well for many pivotal points in this election. >> they may follow the lead of san francisco and oakland by offering photo i.d.s for undocumented immigrants. they gave them bids to stop taking it from companies. supporters say it will give them access to

you should legitimately have equal criteria and any minority versus the caucasian, you should have thesame admission criteria. otherwise, you are just promoting people don't have to work as hard because they are going to get a leg up. >> she is right, that's what you don't want to promote. but ultimately what i don't like is you have to admit people, you have to set quotas and take quotas away. i can't believe i'm agreeing with justice sotomayor, but isn't it the responsibility of those of universities to decide whether or not they need to diversity in the schools, the 51% 51.1% at what point do we meet the racial quota? is this not good enough? >> that was one of the questions that the judges were answering. justice roberts said, don't you have enough. gerri: when you're out there counting heads, making sure you have enough people in every category, that is all you're paying attention to and that is your focus and nexus. >> i say that diversity is very important. we keep talking about the university of michigan and the decision. i went to the university of michigan for undergrad. that