san leandro police detained a 20 year-old.y say he was not the shooter but tonight, police continue to look for the remaining three suspects. >> just turn yourself in. >> the family of the defense said-shopping on black friday is a holiday tradition for them. after this tragic incident they say they will no longer shop on black friday. >> giants and bryan stowe continues to show improvement. this was eight months after being beaten outside dodger stadium. with his family says he is now more alert to canada recognizing family members. he is writing, speaking in watching football. there are two men charged with the attack. >> occupy protesters in seattle vandalize a bank in the name of occupy oakland. we'll have that story coming up. >> here is a live look outside from walnut creek. for >>marty: occupy lots angeles protesters have until midnight to clean up and move 500 tents outside of city hall. they say they are staying. police are not saying much as far as how they're going to respond if protesters refused to leave. if >> a

when parents are detained in ices immigration detention centers which are jails staggered around the country often in areas very far away from people's homes the average detainee is moved three hundred seventy miles from the place that they're initially detained when people are in these detention centers they're entirely cut off from the vital line of communication that's necessary but tween families and the child welfare system so when kids are in foster care and parents are locked up in these jails scattered around the country these immigration detention centers they can do nothing to be involved with the vital decisions about the care and custody of their children even though i say is that if they're going to deport a parent they will let that parent make the decision about what happens to their child but what we've found is that that claim on ice is part is simply not happening all the time and some families are being shattered permanently and these children are simply being worth it becoming foster children sometimes being adopted i met parents in detention centers around the co

and a lot of flexibility doesn't apply to americans sort of ten thirty one the statement of forty detain does the plot of american citizens and it doesn't know the world is the battlefield including the homeland of the battlefield says senator graham is right here in your front yard and mine and he says american citizens if they are suspects suspects well that they should be able to be detained and held without charge why well in the name of information gathering it seems we're simply saying you have the option to make sure that you can put intelligence gathering as the top priority. now this isn't just republicans the bill sponsors are republican senator john mccain and democratic senator carl levin who brings up a situation in which a member of al qaeda gets onto u.s. soil and attacks a military base senator levin wants to make sure that that person is able to be detained by the military in that situation that's the reason now i should mention president obama has threatened to veto the bill if the indefinite detention without charge or trial provisions are not removed but an amendment

that they can be held and detained without charge he also said that the u.s. is the new battlefield all of this in the name of information gathering it seems. we're simply saying you have the option to make sure that you could put intelligence gathering at the top priority intelligence gathering as the top priority she goes on to say she thinks this bill doesn't go far enough but listen it's not just republicans the bill sponsors are republican senator john mccain and democratic senator carl levin who brings up a situation in which a member of al qaeda makes it on to u.s. soil and attacks a military base senator levin wants to make sure that person would be able to be detained by the military in that situation that's the reason now i should mention president obama has threatened to veto the bill if the indefinite detention without charge or trial provisions are not removed but an amendment by senators mark udall and jim webb to strip those provisions from the bill just failed on the senate floor about an hour ago so what is going on here and all that talk abou

contrary to this false impression, the federal policies provide that detainers are merely " requesting that local law enforcement advise the department of homeland security when an individual is due to be released from the local jail and that law enforcement continues holding the individual beyond the scheduled time of release for up to 48 hours for them to assume custody. this emphasizes that san francisco county is no on -- under no obligation to use its resources to enforce federal civil immigration laws and that enforcement is the responsibility of the federal government. i made of this krepol -- resolution, we will join counties and states across the nation that are informed about the discretionary nature of detainers and refuse to enforce them. except in situations where federal reimbursement is provided. lastly, it has been several months since we have been updated by the mayor's office regarding the state of negotiations between the mayor and california pacific medical center. this proposed expansion could result in a loss of critical services to some of our most valuable resid

detaining citizens without a court trial is not american. in fact, this is an alarming arbitrary power that is reminiscent of what egypt did with its permanent emergency law. this permanent emergency law allowed them to detain their own citizens without a court trial. egyptians became so alarmed at that in the last spring that they overthrew their government. recently justice scalia affirmed this idea in his dissent in the ham did i case our constitutional tradition has been to prosecute him in federal court for treason or another crime. scalia concluded by saying the very core of liberty secured by our anglo-saxon system of separated powers has been freedom from indefinite imprisonment at the will of the executive. justice scalia was, as he often does, following the wisdom of our founding fathers. as franklin wisely warned, those who give up their liberty for security may wind up with neither, and really, what security does this indefinite detention of americans give us? the first and flawed premise, both here and in the badly misnamed patr

however, sources tell cbs news a delay in completing paper work is likely to detain the students for a few more days. we go to tara mergener in washington with more. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. they are said to get through all of that bureaucracy in order to get home. in the meantime, the families have been told they could be home by the end of the weekend. it's still unclear exactly when gregory porter, luke gates and derrik sweeney will be heading home. an egyptian court ordered their release thursday, but the three american college students remain in custody. they are accused of throwing fire bombs during this week's demonstrations but the students alledly shown here in a crowd insist they didn't do anything wrong. >> i wouldn't wish this roller coaster ride on my worst enemy. >> reporter: derrik sweeney's mother was elated to hear of their release. >> we can see the light at the end of the tunnel and it's coming to a resolution that we are truly looking forward to. >> reporter: derrik's father say the young men are sleeping in a tile room in a room wit

students detained in egypt tell their stories. to be arrested and what it's like to be safely back on u.s. soil. >>> and the showdown between the teen tweeter and the governor of kansas. she's facing a big deadline today to apologize to the governor about a tweet. we'll have that for you after this you ready for your present? yeah. all right, i'll be right back. okay. ♪ [ male announcer ] sometimes the giving can be just as amazing as the gift. what do you think? [ laughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event is here, but only for a limited time. see your lexus dealer for exclusive lease offers on the 2012 ct 200h and, as a gift from lexus, we'll make your first month's payment. >>> welcome back, everybody. watching developments in two different cities. occupy protesters are swept out of encampments, streets near los angeles city hall are back open after police moved in around midnight to clear out protesters. police say the eviction was mostly peaceful, with only four arrests. in philadelphia, dozens o

hehe expects he will soon be detained again, but he continues toattract world wide attention. on saturday, an exhibition of his work opened in taiwan, without the artist. >> police in nepal have arrested over 50 tibetanxiles, detained or shouting anti-china protest -- detained for shouting anti- china protests at an exhibition. nepal is home to thousands of tibetan refugees, but has come under pressure from beijing to clamp down on a pro-tibet andd rescue -- protest tibetan gatherings -- pro-tibetan gatherings. a small crowd protested en vladimir putin's likely return -- protested vladimir putin's likely return to the presidency. catastrophic flooding has affected the lives of 2 million people and left 400 dead. the worst monsoon rains in 50 years have devastated large parts of the central river basin and have displaced thousands in the capital of bangkok. >> the water is still high. the government says the situation was about. for people here, there is little sign of relief. many are becoming desperate. >> the water was stable and seemed to be going down, so we came back. tod

to detain a person does not include the authority to detain a citizen of the united states without trial until the end of hostilities. well, i think that this provision is going to create some real problems for the executive branch, and if i were them, i'd be in here raising these issues because it does not distinguish the language between an american citizen who is captured overseas versus an american citizen captured in the united states of america. so let's use the example of anwar al awaki. mr. al awaki, a member of al qaeda, was actually killed by us overseas. and so it would lead to an absurd result that we could not detain him to gather intelligence but we believe that we are authorized -- and, by the way, i agreed with the administration taking that step to take out mr. al awaki, who was a great danger to our country overseas. so the language as written would lead to that absurd result, that would tie the administration's hands that they could actually kill these individuals but you can't detain them under military custody and interrogate them to make sure that we can find out, w

award-winning egyptian filmmaker who was detained during wednesday's fighting and prominent egyptianmerican activist, who was also detained tells of a terrifying ordeal. >> broke my left arm and my right hand, hit me on the head with a stick and then sexual sort of gropes everywhere. >> reporter: a sense of calm returning to the streets tonight along with anxiety over egypt's future. savannah, the military has been under intense pressure ever since an interim government resigned. this evening nbc news has learned they have appointed a new prime minister to form an emergency cabinet, but the protesters aren't convinced he'll be given the power he needs to put egypt on the right path. >> ayman mohyeldin in the middle of the night in cairo. thank you, ayman. >>> back in this country, more details are coming to light about those new allegations against jerry sandusky, part of the growing child sex abuse scandal at penn state. nbc's jay gray is in state college for us tonight. >> reporter: from the outside, it seemed to be a quiet thanksgiving for jerry sandusky, even as the firestorm of

use of military force includes the authority for the on for armed forces of the united states to detain and covered persons pending disposition under the law of war all right so i got to exactly simple language so why don't i play something for you that one of the bill's backers senator lindsey graham from south carolina said on the senate floor today is it ok to hold an american citizen who's suspected of helping al qaeda under military control you better believe it's ok you better believe it graham earlier this month talked about this bill and said it makes it so the battlefield is right here in your front yard and mine and he says american citizens if they are suspects suspects well they should be able to be detained and held without charge why while it seems that in the name of information gathering. we're simply saying that you have the option to make sure that you can put intelligence gathering at the top priority right now i should mention this isn't just republicans the bill sponsors are republican senator john mccain and democratic senator carl levin who brings up a situation w

. >>> he was detained in egypt. now he is back home tonight at georgetown university student who is talking about what happened when he was arrested in cairo. derek sweeney appeared on "the "today" show" this morning. he arrived at his home in st. louis last night after connecting through dulles. sweeney says he and two other students were on the street during the protests in cairo, but he denied the accusations that they threw firebombs into the crowd. sweeney says his days being detained were some of the scariest experiences of his life. >> well, they threatened to force us to eat gasoline. they put our shirts up over our heads so we couldn't see where we were at all, and they hit us in the face and the back of the neck a lot. then we spent about seven hours in the fetal position with our hands behind auerbach handcuffed in the dark, and they were behind us with guns. rirchlgt the other detained students are also back home tonight. sweeneyy and his family are planning to have a belated thanksgiving dinner this eve

they were detained and questioned for hours. the plane was eventually allowed to take off. the students on board and the flight arrived about five hours later. >>> georgetown university student is on his way home tonight along with two other students arrested in cairo monday. a judge ordered their release yesterday. there were concerns they would be held through the weekend due to procedural delays. the process was indicted. the students are at the airport in cairo, getting ready to board a flight home. >>> on capitol hill, both sides continue blaming each other after the supercommittee failed to reach an agreement on how to slash more than $1 trillion from the deficit. >> if they don't bridge their differences, millions of americans will feel it right in the wallet. brian mooar reports. >> reporter: the failure of the congressional supercommittee sets the stage for a spending showdown. >> when congress returns, on the to-do list is legislation possibly extending the payroll tax credits and unemployment benefits. >> reporter: millions of americans could pay the price if the

mine and he says american citizens if they are suspects suspects well they should be able to be detained and held without charge why well in the name of information gathering it seems we're simply saying you have the option to make sure that you could put intelligence gathering as the top priority. all right now this isn't just republicans the bill sponsors are republican senator john mccain from arizona but also democratic senator carl levin now levin spoke to reporters and brought up a situation hypothetical situation in which a member of al qaeda gets onto u.s. soil and attacks a military base senator levin wants to make sure that that person would be able to be detained by the military in that situation that's the reason for this bill now i should mention president obama has threatened to veto the bill if the indefinite detention without charge or trial provisions are not removed and guess what an amendment to have them removed by senators mark udall and jim webb just failed in the senate today so what's going on here are all the talk about sticking to the constitution it's a questio

they were detained last weekend r , but all charges were dropped. >>> overnight, a rocket was fired from the hamas-controlled palestinian territory. as the gaza strip recovers, militants fired a rocket into southern israel. israeli military claims the strikes were in response to two rockets launched into israel over the weekend. the rockets landed in open areas. no one was injured. >>> a young east bay soldier who was killed in afghanistan was remembered at a memorial held at the high school where he graduated just a year ago. more than 300 friends, family, and community members gathered at danville's san ramon value are lee high school to honor

about aarning more studentwn university in and detained in egypt.arrested monday with two u.s. college students firebombs atrowing the rooftopces from a building. they're studying in cairo. >> he is standing up for what he believes them. this is the kind of person he is. we surprised that he would down there and stand up for what he believes in? no. >> family members say the of not spoken with him yet. officials hoped to be with the detained student soon. >> he could face his first trial in virginia. they will challenge any attempt his clients. marylande several and and virginia. seattle police are investigating a woman's claim that she miscarriage after pepper sprayed at an seattle protests. she says police character and texture and the stomach with a bicycle and ouster of pepper spray. shares prevent pregnant at the time. she has not provided medical to back her claim. >>> sugar land is facing a lawsuit with the deadly stage collapsed. seven people were killed. 40 were injured when the stage theapsed minutes before was supposed to play. them andre

somebody lifted that detainer. >> ice lifted it. immigrations and customs enforcement.al immigration authorities. when we contacted them and asked why they lifted the detainer and he was let out on the street and apparently allegedly murdered a man six weeks later they said another law enforcement agency had requested that the detainer be canceled and that agency took responsibility for his release. of course, the first thing i did was call up ice and asked who is the agency and they would not say. >> judge jeanine: their answer was it as sensitive law enforcement issue so we can't tell you who the other agency is. michael tell me why this guy who was flagged for deportation. the charges are mysteriously dropped of rape and has a history of violence here according to people who know him well. why shouldn't this guy be deported? >> he probably should have been deported, judge, but was actually acting as an informant. we know the state and federal authorities use these assets and turn them forward. they undermined the threat against the saudi ambassador because they used

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they dragged her to the interior ministry in cairo where she was detained at least 10 hours. >> it wasorrifying. they continued groping me all the way there. >> left arm and right hand were broken in the attack. the committee to protect journalists has called on egyptian authorities to investigate. >>> intense moments in chicago. police say that a woman has died after she was stabbed in a parking garage in a hospital complex in chicago. investigators at the university of illinois at chicago medical center are searching for the ex- boyfriend of the woman, believed to be the gunman. no reports of injury to patients or other employees. >>> around the region, two men are being praised as heroes after the thanksgiving day rescue. yesterday on watkins park drive in upper marlborough two cars collided. one of them caught fire with a woman trapped inside. a woman driving by stopped to help or rather a man. he and another man were at the scene and pulled the woman from the burning car. >> when i reached down to grab her leg she screamed. i said i have to get you out of here. >> when we moved he

>>mark: at least 35 people were killed or detained during protests in february and march. more violence in the mexican drug wars. nearly 20s bodies were found in guadalajara. >>mark: authorities in north carolina are looking for two suspects after the gunfire at a mall overnight. shots were fired outside of the cross creek mall. operations are back to normal at a chicago hospital after a gunman opened fire. the hospital was on lockdown for several hours. authorities were unable to locate the suspect. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. for fans faja cahow cough and >>george: 7:45 a.m.. dinky fortune on this the black friday. we intended to having a problem. a person was struck by an outbound train of thought and since then, there has been no outbound train service to west portal or in the case for of the j.m. athleta and domino underground service outage. they are substituting shuttle buses instead. will durant is a live on the scene, they may get service restored between the a.m. and 8:30 a.m.. that was the word from the muni general manager. again, no outb

the group with the victim detained one of the robbers. they don't know whether that person in custody is the shooter. this happened on black friday. a crazy day for shoppers. here's what police say you should do if this happens to you. >> give it to them and save your life. some people just forget about that and they try to attach themselves to that so much that they can get hurt for. >> reporter: a live look at shoppers coming out of walmart with their deals on this black friday, a lot of them stopping to see what's going on in the parking lot. a lot of them are surprised that this happened. some people say it's unfortunate that this happened. one woman said she would try to fight off the robbers her san francisco and probably is less than 5 fee tall. she said it's instinct to fight off robbers trying get your goods. back to you guys. >> doesn't seem like it's stopping anyone from shopping. >> reporter: no. early this morning when we first got here at the scene, it was shut down. people were milling around waiting for it to hope. some ga

the police detained the student and held them for questioning. the flight took off and the students got back on board. the plane landed five hours late. the students said they were concerned about america's perception of muslims. >> we are not blaming the police. they were good men. they were doing their jobs. but the people -- the way they think about when they see a middle even guy on an airplane. >> the council on u.s.-muslim investigations is investigating the response. >>> coming up tonight, shoppers really whattiving badly. we will look where the sales led to violence. >>> the penn state scandal growing. raising the question about the pennsylvania governor's role in all this. >>> the weather out there is beautiful. i think tomorrow should be great as well. but there's a big time storm developing to our west. i'll show you what ha has >>> breaking news tonight. a man was killed in a carjacking. it happened in the 9400 block of adelephi road. the victim was suffering a gunshot wound. three men stole the car and wrecked the vehicle and ran awa

one walks away and and quickly tackled by a man trying to detain that person. the scene does become a little chaotic. you can see people swarming around the two trying to figure out what's going on. i'm going to slow the video down. watchesa the person that had been detained wearing the black with the bandana over part of their face able to break out of the crowd and run away. the person is quickly followed by another person wearing black, appears as though that is the person who was spray-painting the building, both able to get away. now the demonstrations have been largely peaceful. earlier today at a press conference, oakland's acting police chief howard jordan said a small group of anarchists were responsible for the damage and problems at businesses in the city. >>> we will continue our coverage of today's occupy protest and general strike, still to come in this newscast. plus more bay area news. >>> there's a storm system moving our way. some significant changes in your forecast. i'll have the details coming up [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and s

they place a detainer. so when they are finished in that trial or they're sentenced, before they're released out on the street, they're turned over to the other jurisdiction. maybe it's a murder charge. maybe it's a serious felony charge. this happens every day in america. it's common practice. if it were to cease, law enforcement in this country would be dealt a devastating blow. but, in other words, cook county has decided that it gets to decide who gets deported from the country and when and acting in this way undermines directly federal law enforcement. when testifying before the senate judiciary committee last week, the department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano said incredibly that she has had no contact with cook county and has had no discussions with the attorney general of the united states on this issue. so today i and senators grassley, cornyn and coburn sent a letter to secretary napolitano, and we requested that she and others in the administration consider taking action against

when we go into court on an unlawful detainer and we get a judge to approve a settlement in superior court, then the city and county says that there is a wrongful depiction, there is a difference of conclusions. how is that going to be resolved if you have got this encroachment on the jurisdiction? getting back to the amnesty case, which counts of referred to, that case involved a waiver of the ellis act by the property owner. that waiver was held to be not enforceable. the city cannot require somebody, a property owner, to waive their state, federal, or constitutional rights, unless there is compensation. there was no compensation paid to my clients. they are independent business people and therefore are absent any compensation. it would be an unlawful taking. we are not here to challenge the bmr law. it is a good law. we are not here to challenge anything except the fact that my client do not come within the type of property owner which is subject to the bmr law because of the statutory language embodied. >> was your client represented by counsel and initially when these agreements

as the officers detained the suspect, additional suspects approached the officers but were ordered back. the officers quickly determine this incident started over a dispute with another group, and that an additional shooter was involved and was also quickly detained by members of the attack -- gang task force. as a result of all the shooting at the scene, property damage at the scene had occurred but not one individual was struck. officers trail, peregoy, and obot instantly responded to shots fired and were confronted by an extremely dangerous individual. the officers made a split-second decision to place their lives in jeopardy and without hesitation pursued the suspect. opposition under the risk of danger. -- the officers were well aware of the danger that they were stepping into. they quickly realized the suspect needed to be apprehended or innocent bystanders could be seriously injured or killed. these three officers are able to apprehend an individual who was heavily armed and did not easily surrender. their capture was without injury to the suspect, by standards, or themselves. th

why the american students, detained in egypt, will be >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> today they are thankful for their freedom. why the american students detained in egypt will be released and what brought calm to cairo. >>> and thanksgiving off to a wet start in the bay area. these are live pictures, believe it or not, of the plaza. >>> from the black friday madness to feeding the hungry we'll have the thanksgiving traditions here in the bay area. good afternoon, happy thanksgiving to everyone. i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. happy holiday. >>> charges are dropped against the three american students arrested during protests in cairo. an egyptian court ordered their release on this thanksgiving, this as thousands of egyptians demand military rulers now to step down. danielle nottingham on what's next for those students and next week's elections. >> reporter: three american students taken into custody by egyptian authorities will be set free. derek sweeney's mother joy tells cbs news her son and the other two young men were taken for a medica

and put my hands upt national lawyers guild is trying to help those who may have been unlawfully detained but peaceful protestors like matt is on a mission to restore occupy oakland's trust with local police, city and local business autos we regret what happened to your business and damage that's happened and we want to help you. what can we do? >> this morning she and others discussed how to rid the movement of troublemakers. he says he's spent 13 hours in a holding tank talking about the same thick. -- thing. >> there was a larnl number of people in there with me who were also frustrated. >> and i'm told there were a few people detained on possession charges but police say most are charged with candlism and they're being cited and released. reporting in oakland, abc 7 news. >> thank you. and occupy oakland protestors caused thousands of dollars in damage to a building that once house aid community agency to help the homeless. skm hundreds of squatters took the building over. the group set a dumpster on fire and have plans to stay there. but were he vakted -- evicted by police. they brok

naval ships to detain suspected terrorists. for 60 days, they kept a suspected al qaeda member onboard a ship. now, mr. president, when i support the construction of more navy ships, i had a lot of missions in mind. serving as a detainment facility for suspected terrorists is not one of them. the underwear bomber was measure ran died -- mirandised 50 minutes into custody. and the senator from illinois forgot to mention that several weeks went by before the underwear bomber's family came and convinced him to cooperate. suppose that there had been an impending attack on the united states of america during that period of time after -- this guy after 50 minutes in captivity was mirandised. most americans don't believe that al qaeda members should be mirandised. and as the senator from new hampshire will point out, she's had a lot of experience with individuals who have exercised their miranda rights. so the administration policy has been a complete failure. what we are trying to do in this legislation -- and we have tried and tried