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---davis marco su puesto con progresos y controversias.u liderazgo, se implemenÓ que todos los carros de policia tuvieran camaras, y que existiera una base de datos sobre crimenes en internet. ---- esto dijo el jefe en su momento que era para que hubiera transparencia entre los oficiales y la comunidad. ---fue de los primeros en permitir a sus policias usar pistolas electricas o tasers. segun la ciudad, con esto, se disminuyeron lesiones a sospechosos y oficiales. ---pero tambien a traves de los aÑos, el jefe davis se ha visto en el ojo del huracan por acusaciones de tacticas agresivas y de perfil racial hacia los latinos por parte de los uniformados.---en el 2004 cuando apenas comenzaba en su puesto de jefe, davis se reunia mensualmente con miembros de la comunidad latina para hablar de sus preocupaciones, en foros que le propuso hacer telemundo 48, algo que dejo de hacer tiempo mas tarde.---algunos grupos de derechos civiles le pidieron la renuncia por que tambien alegaban que los arrestos a latinos en particular eran excesivos.--busco t

congressman davis, i want to come back. earlier during the show, you mentioned the whole criminal justice system, and i'm sure you're familiar with the drug courts. what really has to happen to go beyond the intervention of the drug court? well, i think we have to have, you know, programs established to help people successfully reintegrate back into society. and i've begun to understand that any program that we've got should include treatment for addiction, or treatment for handling drug problems, because so many of the individuals who have gotten records have them because of an association and interaction with substance abuse in one way, shape, form, or fashion. so if you don't have that as a part of the program, i mean, i've been pushing a concept called second chance; that is, to give individuals a second chance at leading normal lives, becoming productive, contributing members of society where they pay taxes rather than use tax money. just to jump in, that is so incredibly important, i think, to provide that opportunity

welcome back to the kaiser reports i'm not to go to london to talk to ben davies director and c.e.o. of high end capital welcome to the show ben davies thanks very much lived through been the run of gold fun why has gold risen so much in value and are you sticking to your target of thirty six thousand dollars an ounce. good question. gold is rising because there is a mass to produce one of global currency around the world. central banks of governments of moved on a policy of monitise ation and fiscal imprudence in order to socialize all the losses in the private side by the by so in order to to allow the banks they needed to find some money and unfortunately that wasn't very forthcoming so they've had to create the consequence of that is that people understand the money is becoming gradually or rather rapidly worthless as a consequence there is a growing move into gold so when people talk about a bubble brewing and gold i think they're very misguided and actually what we're seeing is a bubble in paper currencies all right now when you talk about the government creating lots of paper

davis: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. davis: and now, mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: mr. speaker, the office of management and budget recently reported that the federal government made $98 billion in improper in overpayments last year. this is a staggering amount and completely unacceptable. no family or business in america would tolerate being charged twice or overbilled for anything and neither should our government. we need to do everything we can to ensure that the government spends every tax dollar in the most responsible way possible. in fact, we have an obligation to the taxpayers to fight waste, fraud and abuse and to ensure that if the government overpays for something it has the means to recover those precious tax dollars. the bill we're now consider

times from the rank in file. >> whether it's rob davis or any other chief, we're not always doing to agree on certain issues, especially discipline issues and policy and procedure issues. >> reporter: by retiring in 30 years of service, the chief will collect his entire pension fund, 90%. the chief's replacement will face tough budget realities. >> i think it's important that candidates know what the financial position of the city is. not only from their own pay perspective but from the reality of what they're going to have to manage once they get here. >> reporter: as for chief davis, he says he has no regrets. >> the city of san jose has treated me very well. i would just like to thank them for the opportunity to do the service i did. >> reporter: the city manager says she plans to hold public meetings to see what the people in the community want to see in the next police chief. as for chief davis, he says he's already getting propositions for a new job but he has not made any decisions. jana kastuyama. >>> there's word that minlow park will soon have a new police chief. today minl

times from the rank in file. >> whether it's rob davis or any other chief, we're not always doing toagree on certain issues, especially discipline issues and policy and procedure issues. >> reporter: by retiring in 30 years of service, the chief will collect his entire pension fund, 90%. the chief's replacement will face tough budget realities. >> i think it's important that candidates know what the financial position of the city is. not only from their own pay perspective but from the reality of what they're going to have to manage once they get here. >> reporter: as for chief davis, he says he has no regrets. >> the city of san jose has treated me very well. i would just like to thank them for the opportunity to do the service i did. >> reporter: the city manager says she plans to hold public meetings to see what the people in the community want to see in the next police chief. as for chief davis, he says he's already getting propositions for a new job but he has not made any decisions. jana kastuyama. >>> there's word that minlow park will soon have a new police chief. today minlo

oh -- wait sister davis. excuse me we have technical difficulties. is the vocalists in the house?kay. come on up. are you ready? all right. >> hi, how are you all doing? number five. now, forward it. no number five but forwarded it number five ♪ (applause). >> hi everybody. ♪ (applause). >> all right we're going to keep it going. brahma do you guys have a song? we want the kids up there. good afternoon. i am sister keoko and i am from the meditation center and we have these children come over to our center and we taught the concepts of peace, love and respect, so we're going to have them interview the kids first, and then we're going to sing a song >> hi i am jessica and i go to shandio academy of the sacred heart in nebraska. >> and i go to the school of the sacred heart in washington dc and we're going to do a brief interview with the kids. can you tell us what you learned about love? >> care about people. >> always and do you remember what you learned from them about peace? do you know what kind of star that is? >> peace. >> peace. >> yeah. >> okay what did you learn about resp

rob davis/ jefe del depto.j sj" pero si hay personas en la comunidad que conoce a estas personas estamos buscando a victimas, talvez hay mas victimas ahi en la comunidad y queremos saber entonces si ustedes pueden darnos informacion, hay que llamar o comunicarnos por medio de cyber tip line.com." line.com." en conferencia de prensa esta maÑana, el jefe davis, aprovecho para enviar un mensaje a la comunidad en relacion a este grave crimen. rob davis/ jefe del depto. de poÍcia de sj sj " bueno hay que averiguar lo que esta pasando con sus hijos por supuesto, si ellos estan haciendo algo que no deben con el computador pero hay que darse cuenta de que hay personas que estan tratando de sacar fotos de los chicosasi, y tambien hay personas que estan compartiendo este tipo de dibujos. " " la investigacion continua puesto que hay otras 2 personas mas que la policia esta buscando con relacion a esta operacion donde tambien el fbi estuvo involucrado. mas recortes esta noche.--- 2 estaciones de bomberos de la ciudad de va

chief davis making that announcement yesterday. the 53-year-old has been police chief for the past six years and served on the san jose pd for a total of 30. that means he can retire with a 90% pension. he told cbs 5's len ramirez he is stepping down with mixed emotions. >> i have been with san jose since i was 12. this is my home. so, yeah, it's a lot of mixed emotions going through me right now in terms of, you know, walking away from the full time relationship which i have with this place. but this is like family. >> some civil rights groups criticized davis in recent years with allegations of aggressive tactics and racial profiling by some officers but days of also made san jose the first major city in the nation to post detailed crime data on the internet. he was also one of the first police chiefs to issue tasers to all officers. >>> san francisco's police officer has a new way to deal with nonviolent crime have civilians deal with the problems. the police chief is going to save money and free up officers to focus on more ser

en relacion a este grave crimen. 7 rob davis/ jefe del depto. de sj sj " bueno hay que averiguar lo que esta pasando con sus hijos por supuesto, si ellos estan haciendo algo que no deben con el computador pero hay que darse cuenta de que hay personas que estan tratando de sacar fotos de los chicosasi, y tambien hay personas que estan compartiendo este tipo de dibujos. " " la investigacion continua puesto que hay otras 2 personas mas que la policia esta buscando con relacion a esta operacion donde tambien el fbi estuvo involucrado. ---en mayo el presidente barack obama anuncio el envio de mas de mil elementos de la guardia nacional a la frontera con mexico ---hoy la administracion federal se prepara para el envio del personal militar.---juany bazan nos da detalles de la mision en el siguiente reporte. =juany baÁn= n=la llegada de los mil 200 elementos de la guardia nacional a la frontera con mexico, ya tiene fecha sera a partir del primero de agostou mision apoyar a las agencias de proteccion fronteria fronteriza :es importante reconocer que el p

, so for all of the sacred heart schools doing projects around the country we thank you and sister davis and her family and the city of san francisco and to help you make this a wonderful summer. thank you. (applause). >> and thanks everyone for coming. >> god bless and we thank that you are here. will you do me a favor? will you touch someone next to you and let us bow for a moment of prepar prayer. we thank your this time and thank you for the friendship and this fellowship. bless this organization and everyone that is present. thank you for the children and what are you doing in our lives. in advance we say we are grateful and much obliged to what you're going to do in jesus name we pray. amen. come on let's give ourselves a hand of faith. (applause). >> sometimes in our lives, and especially as a preacher and a pastor i am never at a lost for words, but right now i don't know what i can say about this particular man who means so much to not only the city, not only the board of supervisors, but especially he means so much to district five. what can i say about this man who walks with

davis will retire at the end of october. you can hear the interview at 6:00. >>> his pit bulls malled his step grandson and today, a concord man heard the charges against him prosecutors filed felony child endangerment charges. his 2-year-old step grandson was killed last thursday when he walked into the garage where the three pit bulls were being kept. he told the investigators the door to the garage was usually locked with a deadbolt and jacob could not reach it. he told them he never trusted one of the dogs but didn't have the heart to put him down. he remains in jail in lieu of $120,000 bail. >>> a bay area firefighter is in the hospital this evening after his pickup truck bounced nearly 200 feet down a hill. 33 year old man was checking fire trails to make sure that they were in navigatable condition. he was quickly freed and pulled up the hill to a waiting ambulance. he's in the hospital under observation this evening. it is not clear exactly how he lost control of his vehicle. >>> too much force or not enough force? t

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davis said he's leaving with mixed emotions. the department saw both progressive initiatives and controversy under davis' leadership. it was the first major police department in the country to make crime data available online. it was also one of the first to issue stun guns. however, civil rights groups have criticized san jose police for aggressive tactics and alleged racial profiling of latinos. >>> san francisco police will soon start training civilians for routine police, are -- for routine police work. it's part of a pilot program that gorge gascon has come up with. 15 responders will be trained to respond to non-violent crimes and simple evidence collection. gascon says that would free up police officers to focus ton violent crimes and crimes in progress. >> properly trained and have an interest from the field, i think it would be -- interest in the field, i think it would be all right. but definitely non-violent crimes only. >> the police union opposes the pilot program scheduled to begin in january. >>> the budget stalem

. >> san jose police chief rob davis is calling it quits after 30 years with the department. he said the decision to leave is not easy. he said he is ready to officer advice to the next chief. >> this is about people. you know, the 1 million-plus residents who exist in the city of san jose are not statistics. you've got to get out there and rub shoulders with the community. i myself attended over 1,400 face to face meetings with community members during that seven of year tenure as chief. you've got to get to know them. if you don't, they are going to become statistics to you. >> davis spent six years as chief of police. under his leadership, the department made great leaps in crime technology. however, it has come under fire for its relationship with the community. davis will leave at the end of october and city leaders hope to have a replacement by then. >> the concord grandfather blamed in the pit bull attack that killed his stepgrandchild is facing felony charges. the boy was mauled last week when he walked into the garage where the three dogs were being kept. hiashi told

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chief davis says he'll step down at end of october. what this means, well, this means the end of a career that has spanned 30 years, last seven as police chief and police may be wondering now. after all, the chief is only 53 years old, but he told me during the interview with him that it's time. chief davis says he wants to spend more quality time with his wife and two children, because the average is about 72 hours at work every week. during my chat with the chief he thanked the city of san jose for the past 30 years and also answered his critics who criticized him and his department for what they say were aggressive police tactics and also racial profiling against latinos in downtown san jose. >> the city of san jose has treated me very well, and i've been very grateful for the opportunity to have been a police officer here and especially to have served as chief. there's always going to be a crit critic, and that's the nature of the occupation in any city in america. so is that a reason why i may be choosing to retire at the moment?

bette davis was 52, as was martha, and james mason had always been 46, you know, so... [laughter] so it was--it was good. and so i said okay, knowing at the time that when you sell the rights of a play to be made into a movie, you lose absolute control over it-- understanding that. if you write a play, you have absolute control over what is done to your play onstage. they can't change a word without your permission. but you take a chance when you sell a movie. but that whole combination struck me as being pretty good. but then there's a thing called movie magic, and bette davis and james mason turned into elizabeth taylor and richard burton. and oddly enough, mike nichols stayed mike nichols, and...but i sort of trusted mike. i didn't think he was going to allow them to really screw it up. and what happened, finally, by some great fortune: there was no screenplay. i mean, there's this guy, ernest lehman, who is credited with the screenplay. but then again, he produced the movie too. but i think he changed two sentences of my entire script and maybe cut about five minute

insey davis, abc news, long island, new york. >> join the debate on abcnews.com.eek with you and hope to see you again tomorrow night. >>> lashing out at lokland police after looters ran wild. department's response to claims he didn't do enough to protect downtown business autos the jail break is on what. government is going to allow to you do with your iphone. >> and taking action down south what. is going to be done about city leaders making six-figure salary autos talking about special treatment. new after 6:30, the monumental efforts to save an orphan asked injured raccoon named tinny. >> i saw the police parked in front of me. parking there on the 20th. and then, whit happened there was no police. >>> a mob looted his store the night of the mehserle verdict. he says police did nothing to stop it. oakland's finest responding to complaints from business owners. we'll have that story in just a moment. >> san jose is now looking for a new police chief. chief davis announced he he'll be stepping down after 30 years on the police force. abc 7 joins us live from the

the mets got out and then in the 10th davis made the giants pay again. bay at first, davis hit one high off the bricks in right. that's almost a home run. bay scores, again the giants in the hole. they rally with two outs in the bottom of the inning. they put runners on the first and second. rodriguez struck out whiteside. it's a blown save for rodriguez who is the winning pitcher. mets edge the giants and get one game in the series. they now head to los angeles for three big ones. >>> a productive weekend for the a's who swept with the royals. it was another hot one in kansas city and they figured if it's not your day to pitch you can do something good for the other guy. tied for last in the american league in home runs they got the long ball going against banister. adam hit a two run shot and then in the 5th it was kevin who liked when he saw. number nine for him and the a's were in front. then he went 7 and two thirds innings. kendell on strikes in the 8th. by the time cusp put one in the seats in the 9th looked like the a's were cruising, that's a th

priya davis-clemens, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we now know more about the man involved in a wild shootout with the chp that shut down the interstate for hours. byron williams of groveland in the sierra foothills has an extensive criminal history that includes convictions for felony theft in washington state and bank robberies, dui and battery in california. when officers pull the williams over sunday morning for speeding and driving erratically, they say he had a cache of weapons and was wearing body armor. >> obviously he was armed with lots of weapons. he had a bulletproof vest and he was going somewhere. that's what we're going to investigate is what was he gonna do. >> williams may have been motivated by his inner over the political climate in the country. he's hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds. >>> demonstrators, both in support of and against former b.a.r.t. police officer, johannes mehserle, took to the streets today. rob roth is live in walnut creek tonight with our report. rob in. >> reporter: frank, the protest and counterprotests have ended. the sidewalks were packed wi

i'm belva davis. see you next week. good night.

carlos moreno the only democrat, appointed by gray davis. so now there's a question of who will succeed ronald george. and the governor can go one of two ways. he can elevate one of the other six justices, and there's been talk about perhaps ming chin or carol corrigan. particularly carol corrigan because she was appointed to the court by arnold schwarzenegger. or he could decide he's going foik someone else from outside the court to appoint as chief justice. and there are some district court judges who have come up and some outside the box names like tom campbell or clark kelso, who is a law professor at mcgeorge up at sacramento and the current receiver of the prison health care system in california. so the governor gets to make that pick. it's a big deal for him, and it could be a big part of his legacy. and then the voters will have the final say if they can get it done in time in november. >> belva: the new appointee would have to stand for confirmation. >> yes. >> belva: thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> belva: that's it for ton

i studied mathematics at uc- davis and as a graduate students. i worked at ibm a lot of years and a couple of tech startups. in 2000 i moved to france i learned about wine. i just started drinking wine there and learning about it, so when i came back to the u.s., i took some classes at uc-davis, and i also work of a bunch of different local wineries. last year i was an intern. that is when it really hit me that california wine is not well-represented in california. there is a lot of wine documentary's out there, and they portray european wines and the time-honored family-owned wineries. that is not the case. there are a ton of small wineries out there. we hear more about french wine than local wine. this is something i can contribute. i am keeping wine shop hours. it is local, small production lines. i feel for the project to succeed, i really need a tasting room, because it is probably something they have never seen before, never heard of before. that is how i got to the point where i am. in terms of why it would be good, i have a lot of communi

robert davis is retiring, and with new details, because of somewhat of a surprise announcement. >> hes not shown any signs, that he was planning on retiring. and he leaves office her both controversy and accomplishments and he was eager to tell me about the list of accomplishments his head in the seven years. and with crime data, on the internet, but the cameras on police and the minority community says that he was overly aggressive. and racial profiling of latinos, and there have been fatal incidences. davis says that he expects critics are going to be up because it is a challenging job. >> and with critics, the controversy, the allegations, there is not a police chief in this country that does not do with those types of issues. and how do we respond to them? we always take the high road. >> he says he is not retiring because of the controversy. and the crunching budget deficit, year after year, the cash strapped city is is the 30th anniversary of coming on to the force and now the will to a nationwide search for a police jeep. reporting live in san jose, craig sklar. -police chief.

davis has been a controversial figure recorded saying he has been turned up to the minority community in his dorm and has been too aggressive. he points to the low price does its and says he has nothing to apologize for. >> we have got about a hundred 50,000 more are residences that when i started and we never hundred and 25 your officers you could see simply being able to deliver services in the current economic environment for seven seniors we're proud of. there we critics say the controversy this allegation look there's five is chief in this country is in dealing with those kinds of issues, the russian forces have a response that we respond well as a realistic the high road. this is our home base. we would never saw on here. there are many opportunities and the venture's lead. >> and of course davises record will be debated for some time, kron4 takes a look at the successes and the criticisms. >> here and there as a monday night police chief rob deer's decided to retire after seven years in top spot. it gives rise for for many his record has been mixed at the best hillises' a congr

. >> my boyfriend in third grade, robert davis, facebooked me. >> you had a boyfriend in third grade. >> he gave me his id bracelet. the first thing i thought when i saw his name, he broke up with me in the third grade so i had to go steady with his best friend! [ laughter ] >> send your response to mornings@cbs5.com, we're also on facebook and twitter. >> isn't that scary that you can remember the boy from third grade? >> traumatic. i think it happened on the school playground or something. [ laughter ] >> very nice. >>> 5713. it's being called the coolest summer weather in the bay area in 40 years. >> tracy, sydnie is scarred for life. >> i am. >> oh, my gosh, i can't think about the weather. i'm over here thinking about her getting dumped on the playground in the third grade. >> might have been by a note. i don't know. >> he had his mummy come tell you! [ laughter ] >>> we have another day with cool temperatures across parts of the bay area. 58 daly city with fog, 63 in san francisco with a mix of sun and clouds, 71 in san mateo, sunshine in santa clara but still cool 77, and 82 in

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davis is the founder of the geena davis institute on gender and the media and a partner with the united nations development fund for women. if the state senate confirms her appoi appointment, davis will serve on thpanel for four years. >>> well, still ahead tonight, lindsay lohan locked up. we'll show you her day in court as she surrendered to start her jail sentence. plus, the new estimate on how many days lindsay will actually serve. >>> also ahead, "playboy." the new website considered safe for work. >>> and a glimmer of hope for the unemployed. action on capitol hill that could lead to an extension of unemployment benefits. >>> also, the governor faced with major decision involving farm workers.l anchthges in pay that they are pushing for. >>> a throwback to the '70s at the state capitol today. chanting farm workers jousting with growers. caught in the middle, the governor. nbc's kevin riggs explains this time the conflict is about overtime pay in the fields. >> reporter: united farm worker members from across the state flooded the capitol hallway marching on the governor's office.

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. >> as for chief davis he says he has no regrets. >> the city has treated me. well and i like to thank them for the opportunity of service. >> the city manager says she does plan to hold public hearings to hear what people want to see in the next police chief and chief davis says his last day will be october 40th. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a major development in the killing of a man who was in the bay area for a job interview. these pictures were taken about to 45 this afternoon. oakland police arrested 24-year- old george hugguins of the dropping and shooting of jinghong kang. they say a good samaritan detained him and police appreciate the help but once this since they put their lives at risk in these situations. >> this guy was armed and we had him out as armed and dangerous so i cannot recommend this doesn't take other people into custody like that. >> on saturday police arrested his girlfriend, althea housley. police say that she was arrested after someone recognized her from this surveillance footage. investigator shape the next day she admi

they'll be tested here at uc davis as a bis bais line for the kos bli contaminated seafood. >> theretainly seafood that can't move may be more contaminated than fish that can swim away. we're going test a range. >> this is what the sample will look like. >> the laboratories have never tested food for petroleum before. and there is now $140,000 from the u.s. food and drug administration. >> this is looking for an after yeah of toxic chemicals. >> this is about two dozen. >> some of those have potential to cause cancer in humans this, is one of eight that will be testing seafood pulled from oily waters to give consumers as far as california confidence in what comes from the gulf. >> i think that californians consume gulf shrimp and oysters. >> this lab will have equipment in place in case there is this anywhere else in the country. >> there is some important change as head for u.s. financial system. the measure clamps down on lending and creates a new agency to protect consumers. and this gives new powers to break up companies that threaten the question kme. the president says it will

gina davis won a oscar for "the accidental tourist." and she's the founder of the gina davis institute on "gender in the media." she prefers to be known as an actor instead of an actress, saying there's no such thing as a doctoriest or a lau lawyeriest. >>> americans with notable accents are considered less credible. university of chicago researchers sfound the for severe the accent the less credible the speaker is perceived to be. they found that the accident can make it more difficult for people to get jobs and make eyewitnesss and people who work in foreign call centers less credible. >> what do they say about new yorkers and bostonians? >> i don't know. people from . stbaan >>> two daredevils take their talents to new heights. >> their amazing feat coming up next. >>> talk about a thrill. some daredevils did bass jumping from a 6,000-foot high mountain. look at this. they have amazing videos to prove it. warmed up by jumping from the top of small smaller mountaintops in norway. their helmet cams made them look like flying squirrels

gray davis before he was recalled.oll also reveals voters in california's are worse off in 2003. but stick with the numbers just 22 percent of voters approve of the job that sports figure is doing, 7 percent disapproved. those of the same numbers that davis saw back in august of 2003 months before he was recalled. only 16 percent of voters approve of the job lawmakers are doing the pull votes the low numbers have persisted for about two years now. we have a programming note to tell you about this friday nbc will air the giants game so we will air nbc programming. at 8:00 p.m. we will air the movie of the week the jensen project at 10:00 p.m. a special edition of kron 4 news. w w e smacked down can be seen at saturday at 7:00 p.m. and dr. phil will air and friday at 3. le announcer ] presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac model. like the cts sport sedan. the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a "car and driver" 10 best, three y