i think the force made the relation to doj to providing funds. we are looking for anything web grab. but in the meantime you will see some of the things we are talking about here speak to that data collection and analysis issue. so, for instance, the 21st century talks about that and really starts to go towards that. so many of the things that were already trying to do in the department will help us increase that accountability and transparency. so, the doj will be making recommendations as we all know as a result of the collaborative reform review. we want to ensure there is a budget available to implement those recommendations. we'll propose a placeholder for the second year of our budget cycle to do that. then in addition to as i mentioned with respect to the 21st century, with the building effort and community engagement, we want to be able to focus on those things. those are the pilars included in that report by a task force. then chief suhr indicated that we need a liaison for this body and doj for implementing the task force recommendation

you use doj servers? >> i use the department of justice e-mail system. >> we're getting word that secretary clinton's former chief of staff cheryl mills has maintained her top secret security clearance despite sending information that's no deemed classified to the clinton foundation, and this unsecured server. isn't it standard practice to suspend the clearance pending the outcome of an investigation? >> i'm not going to comment on any of the individuals who may or may not be involved in this. because it would depend very much on the facts of those particular circumstances. >> is there any double standard here? >> there's no double standard in this or any other matter being handled by the department of justice. >> last thing on the clinton e-mail. you understand why people are concerned that even democrats who say is there this shoe that's going to drop by the time you get a nominee, isn't it fair to know a status at some point in this election cycle if that is the person who looks like it's going to be t

i think the force made the relation to doj to providing funds. we are looking for anything web grab. but in the meantime you will see some of the things we are talking about here speak to that data collection and analysis issue. so, for instance, the 21st century talks about that and really starts to go towards that. so many of the things that were already trying to do in the department will help us increase that accountability and transparency. so, the doj will be making recommendations as we all know as a result of the collaborative reform review. we want to ensure there is a budget available to implement those recommendations. we'll propose a placeholder for the second year of our budget cycle to do that. then in addition to as i mentioned with respect to the 21st century, with the building effort and community engagement, we want to be able to focus on those things. those are the pilars included in that report by a task force. then chief suhr indicated that we need a liaison for this body and doj for implementing the task force recommendation

our political analyst crunched the numbers and if the doj follows through, it would only cost the city of san francisco about $600,000 in grant money each year. i'm andria borba in the newsroom, kpix5. >>> tonight police are warning an intruder is breaking into some homes in santa clara. in one case he sexually assaulted the woman inside. tonight police released this sketch of the suspect. they say so far he has targeted at least two apartments around lick mill boulevard and hope drive. the most recent case was this past saturday. >>> we have new video of a couple crooks on a crime spree in fremont. betty yu shows us they hit four businesses in a matter of hours. betty? >> reporter: liz, one of those businesses is mission pizza behind me here on washington boulevard. the owner says that these guys knew exactly what they were doing and what they were after and now he's looking at about $3,500 in damage. >> no hesitation at all, knew exactly what he was doing, boom, boom, right in there like he was walking in his house, run, run, run, grabs, checks the register. nothing there, nothing th

and -- the doj rather. they say the city continues to violate the rights of a ams even after the shooting death of an unarmed teenager that sparked riots across the country. the city council said they changed the agreement because they felt it would cost too much. >>> this morning parole has been denied for the 15th time for the man that killed robert f. kennedy. sirhan sirhan was sentenced to life in prison after the shooting of jfk. they said sirhan fails to show remorse or understand the enormity of his crime. >>> breaking news on the mass pike, a crash closes the road pike, a crash closes the -- closes the road to one lane. what the driver hit that badly damaged his tractor-trailer. >>> a dangerous rescue to save a alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer t

i think the force made the relation to doj to providing funds. we are looking for anything web grab. but in the meantime you will see some of the things we are talking about here speak to that data collection and analysis issue. so, for instance, the 21st century talks about that and really starts to go towards that. so many of the things that were already trying to do in the department will help us increase that accountability and transparency. so, the doj will be making recommendations as we all know as a result of the collaborative reform review. we want to ensure there is a budget available to implement those recommendations. we'll propose a placeholder for the second year of our budget cycle to do that. then in addition to as i mentioned with respect to the 21st century, with the building effort and community engagement, we want to be able to focus on those things. those are the pilars included in that report by a task force. then chief suhr indicated that we need a liaison for this body and doj for implementing the task force recommendation

a new directive followed suit from the doj in march of 2015. the policies are meant to apply towards new cases, but that hasn't stopped the dairy farmer and the convenience store owner from taking on the u.s. government. for "nightly business report," i'm kate r >> and to read more about small business owners fighting the irs, head to our website, nbr.com. >>> coming up, an organization that's helping to bridge the wage and employment divide and has already helped thousands of low-income inner cities join the ranks of corporate america. the second part of our week-long series is next. >>> the gap between blacks and whites in the u.s. is particularly stark when it comes to employment and wages, especially among young adults. the unemployment rate for african-americans between 20 and 24 years old is more than double that of whites. tonight we continue our series on efforts to bridge the economic divide with a look at a program helping many young men and women who were jobless or in low-paying jobs find new career opportunities. >> there were time

to revise and we set early february he appreciate the changed in particular, the resources from the doj and also we'll get a fuller update on the community forum there was a number of pieces of input from the community i want to be sure it is in there i met with ron davis from doj and made that request they make themselves strabl immediately to review the force i see that people in san francisco have been telegraph hill in this conversation and that would be great if we annoyance the efforts and allow feedback in realtime as opposed to to a report that comes 8 months later and considering the now policy to be trained open is important we get the best ideas i want to let my colleagues know that chief the doj was repetitive this is designed to be acholic beverage and given the review they want to bring the subject experts at no cost to san francisco that understand those issues and make recommendations which i will announce when we get is that part of agenda the process moving forward and how to get public comment but the director davis was pleased at the public input with our use of forc

to revise and we set early february he appreciate the changed in particular, the resources from the doj and also we'll get a fuller update on the community forum there was a number of pieces of input from the community i want to be sure it is in there i met with ron davis from doj and made that request they make themselves strabl immediately to review the force i see that people in san francisco have been telegraph hill in this conversation and that would be great if we annoyance the efforts and allow feedback in realtime as opposed to to a report that comes 8 months later and considering the now policy to be trained open is important we get the best ideas i want to let my colleagues know that chief the doj was repetitive this is designed to be acholic beverage and given the review they want to bring the subject experts at no cost to san francisco that understand those issues and make recommendations which i will announce when we get is that part of agenda the process moving forward and how to get public comment but the director davis was pleased at the public input with our use of forc

to revise and we set early february he appreciate the changed in particular, the resources from the doj and also we'll get a fuller update on the community forum there was a number of pieces of input from the community i want to be sure it is in there i met with ron davis from doj and made that request they make themselves strabl immediately to review the force i see that people in san francisco have been telegraph hill in this conversation and that would be great if we annoyance the efforts and allow feedback in realtime as opposed to to a report that comes 8 months later and considering the now policy to be trained open is important we get the best ideas i want to let my colleagues know that chief the doj was repetitive this is designed to be acholic beverage and given the review they want to bring the subject experts at no cost to san francisco that understand those issues and make recommendations which i will announce when we get is that part of agenda the process moving forward and how to get public comment but the director davis was pleased at the public input with our use of forc

to revise and we set early february he appreciate the changed in particular, the resources from the doj and also we'll get a fuller update on the community forum there was a number of pieces of input from the community i want to be sure it is in there i met with ron davis from doj and made that request they make themselves strabl immediately to review the force i see that people in san francisco have been telegraph hill in this conversation and that would be great if we annoyance the efforts and allow feedback in realtime as opposed to to a report that comes 8 months later and considering the now policy to be trained open is important we get the best ideas i want to let my colleagues know that chief the doj was repetitive this is designed to be acholic beverage and given the review they want to bring the subject experts at no cost to san francisco that understand those issues and make recommendations which i will announce when we get is that part of agenda the process moving forward and how to get public comment but the director davis was pleased at the public input with our use of forc

to revise and we set early february he appreciate the changed in particular, the resources from the doj and also we'll get a fuller update on the community forum there was a number of pieces of input from the community i want to be sure it is in there i met with ron davis from doj and made that request they make themselves strabl immediately to review the force i see that people in san francisco have been telegraph hill in this conversation and that would be great if we annoyance the efforts and allow feedback in realtime as opposed to to a report that comes 8 months later and considering the now policy to be trained open is important we get the best ideas i want to let my colleagues know that chief the doj was repetitive this is designed to be acholic beverage and given the review they want to bring the subject experts at no cost to san francisco that understand those issues and make recommendations which i will announce when we get is that part of agenda the process moving forward and how to get public comment but the director davis was pleased at the public input with our use of forc

the doj can i assume come after them.t our guests said, this could end up in the supreme court. because this is just in a lowly circuit court in california a. district court in los angeles, a pa 9th circuit. if apple doesn't comply, we need to get a lawyer on the phone, if apple doesn't comply, what happens? >> have we had the doj comply for something they do not want to do? is there some precedent with that? i'm sure there is. >> you have to look up the question here. but clearly the department of justice filing this motion to combel. there the a legal process, a legal fight very intense going on right now. guys, there is also a public relations battle around this happening at the same. the idea that this fight is taking place in public is i think to the fbi's benefit in the public relations fight here. >> is it? >> the fbi is making the point very much this is a terrorist investigation. this was a killer who killed 14 people on u.s. soil. >> it's interesting say that. i wonder if it's because you are on the east coast.

to revise and we set early february he appreciate the changed in particular, the resources from the doj and also we'll get a fuller update on the community forum there was a number of pieces of input from the community i want to be sure it is in there i met with ron davis from doj and made that request they make themselves strabl immediately to review the force i see that people in san francisco have been telegraph hill in this conversation and that would be great if we annoyance the efforts and allow feedback in realtime as opposed to to a report that comes 8 months later and considering the now policy to be trained open is important we get the best ideas i want to let my colleagues know that chief the doj was repetitive this is designed to be acholic beverage and given the review they want to bring the subject experts at no cost to san francisco that understand those issues and make recommendations which i will announce when we get is that part of agenda the process moving forward and how to get public comment but the director davis was pleased at the public input with our use of forc

. >> next, we as we looking at and move forward with the doj review initiate one of the things that's been common the other recommendations that there is a dedicated command level person assigned to the review that person has an organizational structure that meets in this case a hymn took place over the weekend is where he we have a bureau of professional standards and promise policing the deputy chief is deputy chief tony chaplain bring up the explosive chief and chief chaplain the direct liaison and on this commission for the policies and responsible for seeing to it all the recommendations are followed through an and also already the designee that works with bassett on the same issues and also thibe the liaison to the commission honon policies and the use of force policy that are be presented and oversee our work on the 21st century police and task force president obama and obviously written directive we've can modify change quickly and effectively and efficiently the chief will have written directives under him as well as the behavorial science unit the cit is a critical piece to

this doj review will take about two years and will include public reports every six months. frank, san francisco is the 10th law enforcement agency to be reviewed since the special doj office was created back in justice comes out with the recommendations that they want, does the department have to follow those recommendations? >> no. remember, this review is voluntary. it will not end with a court monitored legal settlement, but chief greg suhr has said the department will fully comply. >> heather holmes, thank you. >>> u.s. attorney general is implementing a shift in how illegal immigrant prisoners are processed following the kate stanley shooting in san francisco last year. the new rules were announced today by religion -- loretta lynch. they require all inmates wanted for deportation to be turned over to immigration authorities when released from federal prison instead of local authorities. san francisco sheriff vicki hennessy says she needs more details about this policy because it questions on how it would be enforced. >>> employee at a customs and border protection off

today, the doj formally agreed. >> the review will examine whether racial and ethnic disparities exist with enforcement actions taken. >> reporter: the director of the doj's community oriented policing service promised a thorough investigation. >> the truth hurts. we know that. select of ignorance is fatal. >> reporter: the mayor and chief of police thanked the department. >> this is good for the city. >> we will constantly remind the officers of the value of the life of everybody's life. >> reporter: but public defender points out that the doj's collaborative reform program calls for voluntary reform, there is no court-ordered enforcement. >> there needs to be involvement by the department of justice civil rights division. that enforcement division where they can force agencies to make a change. >> reporter: that is the sort of investigation done in ferguson, missouri. however, although some people asked for that same kind of investigation in san francisco, the department of justice decided to go with what they are calling collaborative effort and the first public hearing by the inves

what the department of justice investigation into san francisco pd will entail, we can look at the doj investigation most recently opened in chicago after a series of police shootings there, including one in december that killed a man and his 55-year-old neighbor who police said was accidentally struck. the federal review there focuses on the department's use of force, how it holds its officers accountable, training and practices related to using, reporting, investigating and reviewi reviewing reports and how they receive and handle misconduct. they got information directly from police officers, local officials, community members and other people. exactly how long this investigation will take in san francisco remains to be seen, but, for instance, in cleveland that's the doj investigation opened in march of 2013. it's very similar. it took almost two years for the doj to arrive at a conclusion and then come up with court-overseen reforms which included things like focus on deescalation tactics and the creation of a community-police commission. so we may be waiting before we see any res

this doj review will take about two years and will include public reports every six months. frank, san francisco is the 10th law enforcement agency to be reviewed since the special doj office was created back in 2011. >> once the department of justice comes out with the recommendations that they want, does the department have to follow those recommendations? >> no. remember, this review is voluntary. it will not end with a court monitored legal settlement, but chief greg suhr has said the department will fully comply. >> heather holmes, thank you. >>> u.s. attorney general is implementing a shift in how illegal immigrant prisoners are processed following the kate stanley shooting in san francisco last year. the new rules were announced today by religion -- loretta lynch. they require all inmates wanted for deportation to be turned over to immigration authorities when released from federal prison instead of local authorities. san francisco sheriff vicki hennessy says she needs more details about this policy because it questions on how it would be enforced. >>> employee at a c

you know, with everything that happened with colby, and my work for the doj before that... stilnot at liberty to discuss it? you know, i... i feel like i've been sleepwalking since i got back. i'm... i'm physically present, but i'm somewhere else at the same time. you know, i had a very similar experience on my first space walk. just this sense of, oh-- for want of a more elegant term-- quantum disconnectedness. and did it go away? unfortunately, it did. hmm. don: who else was involved? carter was my cutout. he never let me near his handlers. alan: donny? come on. it's been five weeks. there's just something about his confession. it just... doesn't feel right. i mean, do you understand what you're telling me? don: it just doesn't seem right. alan: like what? i don't know. like, i didn't see it coming, for one thing. come on. you got to allow yourself a few mistakes in life. yeah, well, people die that way. how's it been? last chance to turn back. i've spent two years lyi to everybody about everything. stop now, it's all for nothing. expect something to happen during the tra

if the doj follows through it will cost the city of san francisco about $600,000 a year. >>> it is 4:35. and let's hear a little more about the rain on the way. >> you know, i don't like it when it's kind of wish washy when our computer models can't agree on the timing or the intensity. >> makes your job tough. >> it does! it really does. >> that's when a dart board comes in handy, right? [ laughter ] >> you have to rely on the computer models because they are so accurate and they have been this whole el nino season but this particular area of low pressure that's moving into the bay area is falling apart at the seams. in fact, take a look at our live hi-def doppler radar. what do you see? >> zippidy do. >> absolutely nothing. we have light precipitation off the coast. everything we get today will be less than a tenth inch. we are beginning to cloud up across the bay area. good morning. look how mild it is. 58 degrees in oakland. it's 55 in san francisco. cool spot is santa rosa at 48 degrees. temperatures coming down out of the 70s for the first time this workweek. 60s beaches with th

and asked the doj to tell the officers what they were doing right and what they were doing wrong. he said he's excited and humbled by the visit. and the department has been using some tools that have been paying off in this community. >> results with a lot of great our command staff and our community partners. it's a partnership and you're right it really is starting to pay off for him. >>reporter: after about a year of this, the police department needs to improve is the use of force policies and made some other recommendations, but overall, the doj says there's a strong emphasis on community policing. and coming up, we'll tell you what loretta lynch is going to be saying and what she'll see when she comes to faifl. >> live in faifl, thanks -- fa etville -- fayetteville. >>> and some systems dwopg over could be over and us and right here in the triangle or over the triangle and to the east where we get some? it's possible that we don't see a lot of accumulation if it goes more to the east. this is a scenario, but it sounds like a copout and watch it hour by hour. nothing going to

. >> next, we as we looking at and move forward with the doj review initiate one of the things that's been common the other recommendations that there is a dedicated command level person assigned to the review that person has an organizational structure that meets in this case a hymn took place over the weekend is where he we have a bureau of professional standards and promise policing the deputy chief is deputy chief tony chaplain bring up the explosive chief and chief chaplain the direct liaison and on this commission for the policies and responsible for seeing to it all the recommendations are followed through an and also already the designee that works with bassett on the same issues and also thibe the liaison to the commission honon policies and the use of force policy that are be presented and oversee our work on the 21st century police and task force president obama and obviously written directive we've can modify change quickly and effectively and efficiently the chief will have written directives under him as well as the behavorial science unit the cit is a critical piece to

last month's doj to adopt interest rates to help hold the yen lower.ir best performance in six years last week but it is still down around 15% this year. considerhursday to competing rescue plans. it will respect the final .ecision i believe our plan would be the best for sharp shareholders, employees, and customers, as well as all of japan. of course, the plan is where -- very well considered. the two plans are often compared based on money. these are two totally different concepts. we believe sharp will consider them properly and i will be happy with whatever decision they make, as long as it works best for sharp. angie: china's refineries are selling more easel at home rather than exported. making domestic sale more attractive. a five-month low in january while china has been flooding. imports on the other hand jumped the most in 10 months. global glut which sent prices to a 12 year low. here with my -- what more we can expect in the year ahead. it drove equity markets last week. as wellll have this because of the big industry conference happening i

a dojs challenger got stuck. a man was picking up his dad from union station and thought he'd be water. he thought wrong. >> i literally came back and thought i was going to be able to go through again. >> it's just irritating. >> someone also had to be rescued from a car here near mass avenue in bethesda today. a viewer sent us this video tonight. montgomery counsel i fire had to close the road for a spell. >> take a look at these pictures, the first seneca baptist church and went. the churm was damaged but we didn't get any reports of any injuryings. >> well, it has been a very busy evening. the man was trapped. firefighters rescued him. a lot were driving by worried about the storm. some parts of d.c., maryland and virginia. >> the guy was trapped right here. take a look add this video. the pressure caused a cinder block wall to clapszble. >> the homeowner was trapped around 7 >> bad time. bad loyal case. driver's tell me it was a mess going home in the torrentmented herb's got their flashers on, hkt covering

if the doj follows through, it would cost the city of san francisco about $600,000 a year. >>> let's see how we're getting to work this friday morning. if you're heading out for your commute, gianna, how's it looking? >> it's slow especially through the south bay north 101. an accident at oakland 13th street. it's over to the right shoulder. the problem is it's a big rig involved so it's causing spectator slowing. that's the area that gets busy for your morning drive. that's in the heart of the commute. so busy northbound 101. a few extra minutes 15 minutes north 101, 280/680. 101 through the peninsula southbound at ralston in belmont we have a one-car crash clearing out of lanes. no major problems in both directions. the drive times along the peninsula are in the green. so "friday light" 91 to the split. good news heading to sfo. not good at the bay bridge no accidents right now in oakland but again traffic backed up with the metering lights on almost to the maze at this point. that's a look at your "kcbs traffic." surf's up, roberta. >> you would know best. i know you love the coas

i think the doj's experiment was interesting. you do something normally powerful and it is drowned in the fact that the market is assessed with one thing, what is going to be the stance of the six months.ext there's nothing you can do in tokyo and frankfurt that will upset this uncertainty. you are making more calm -- life more complicated for banks. things go worse in japan or europe, the response should be lowered deficit rates, you have to wonder whether we are in counterproductive territory. not giving an opinion on negative rates, rather the suggestion that we will hear this from janet yellen, the idea that more negative rates is part of their toolkit. james bevan, i need you to confront deutsche bank's rush to getting fixed. bring up the long-term chart. desperation of deutsche bank is tangible. they are going to use liquidity to buy back their best paper. explain why they would do that. are trying to put a floor under the loss of confidence attached to the outlook for deutsche bank as a business. believe weying we should d

francisco police department into the 21st century of policing a major component of that to pass the doj acholic beverage or more process that lets us to see what good and not working with that said, president obama task force in 21st century policing had 48 represents and 91 action items the report the department agrees with has implemented and or will implement all the recommendations or the action items directly related to law enforcement one of the main point is having additional resources phenomenfor unsolved s most impacted by violence we're committed to take the doj recommendations and implementing them this is a two year process we'll will not wait for completion we intend to begin immediately during the review process itself this way as issues or deficiency are identified they can be creating corrected at the request of the mayor we'll have a dashboard available on the website to monitor the process of implementation of the task force recommendations and keeping with the transparency and the accountability of the san francisco police department if so a challenging undertaking th

how much do you need to set an example of ferguson, that this is not have a doj will handle these cases? >> every case is different. we deal with every jurisdiction on their own terms, openly, and we hope they deal with us in their own way. this is a very specific message, a response to their decision after literally weeks, months, almost a year of discussion, at which point to teams had come together with an agreement that was going to provide real relief and was rejected. as we made clear from the outset, in the absence of a court-enforceable consent degree, we would litigate the matter. >> attorney general, you say you are doing is to protect the rights of ferguson residents. do you think that the council of ferguson is acting in good faith to do the same thing? >> i am not going to characterize their actions, because i haven't spoken with them. but i will say that this matter is one that has gotten a lot of public attention, so i think you are able to observe how it has been conducted. i think you can see that both sides have spent a great deal of time thinking very deeply about how

. >> the city reached a tentative settliment with the doj to -- settlement to revamp the doj's department, within ferguson's police department and municipal court system. as part of the deal the city must hire staff to record use of force incidents and recruit a more police force. >>> honda is continuing to recall thousands more vehicles, certain honda and acuras, and one woman has died in orlando. the new parts to replace them will be available this summer. >>> 2015 was record breaking for shark encounters. tlrp 98 unprovoked -- there were the previous record was set in 2,000. the us led the world with 59 last year. experts say encounters are expected to rise as shark populations. in volusia county, shark bite capitol of the world, there were only seven unprovoked run-ins, one fewer than brevard county, the first volusia county did not rank first. and in that case, that's okay. >> that's a good one. >>> the university of central florida now has a big show of support for downtown orlando campus. >> yesterday commissioners approved a $75 million inceptive package for the project in the cre

there are expectations they might need to act given what the doj announced on friday.are getting out of the lunch break at 1.8% but everything else is falling. msci asia-pacific is falling at the moment. with the exception of the implications of what the doj did, there is a flurry of bad news. asia-pacific is falling at the moment. pmi out of china, the latest was thailand which came with their latest inflation for january showing a 13 straight month in negative. obviously, there are underlying challenges across all of these economies because they are tied to china, not japan. let's have a look at china. the reason we are seeing a drop is because of a flurry of profit warnings from friday into the weekend into this morning. i want to show you -- on average, 60, 70% drop in earnings. name oil fields, copper, your industry -- coal, construction and power and steelmaking issuing severe profit warnings. the you talk about the pmi, concept is fluid. when it starts to show, that is when you really feel it is tangible and more felt. angie? angie: let's focus on japan, david.

seven months of negotiations, the ferguson city council submitted changes to a deal it made with the doj to reform the courts and police systems. the justice department wasted little time and responded with a 56 page lawsuit. overnight we learned the iris is dealing with the data hack. hackers used stolen personal data in an attack on the irs website. several thousand social security numbers were used to create fake these were trying to generate pin numbers which could be used for filing fraudulent tax returns. the irs says it is notifying all affected taxpayers by mayor and -- by mail and no. elizabeth: emmy victor is in altoona with a preview of cool features at the new theater. emmy: there is a lot going on here. i walked in 30 minutes ago and was surprised to see how much is going on in just one place. a new form of entertainment is coming to altoona on adventureland drive. to give you a background, the first doors open at 1:05. the first movie will be shown at 1:50. they have 12 different areas to watch movies, one of them is a n xd theater. i am here with madeleine, the executive d

under the deal, the city will have to pay for a doj monitor for at least three years and get a more di serious commission force. to vote vot today on whether to approve the settlement. >>> actor hugh jackman is once again battling skin cancer. he posted a picture of himself, an example of what happens when you don't use sunscreen. and this is a basil cell. jackman has been treated for the condition at least three times in the past. >>> coming up on the cbs2 news at noon, it is almost girl when you can get a it's almost that time of year again - >>> well, welcome back. it is almost that time of the year, where the girl scout cookies go on sale. actually, they are going on sale this friday. so i hope you have all been doing some extra exercising. i am here with marilyn, and she is going to fill us in on the goodness. so what is going on, how do we >> well, the sale is starting friday. you will able to find girls at local businesses such as wal- mart, hi-vees in the area. >> yes, it was a lot newer to girl scouts this year, and it was the online sales. now they were started last year, but

attorney's office will pursue and lead an investigation into the shooting following well established doj civil rights protocols the fbi and our office communicates with the district attorney's office and we're monitoring the investigation at the conclusion of the investigation the federal authorities will is a full review fifth after that full review we have identified an unvindicated federal interest we'll pursue a separate fell investigation at that time and now i'll ask director davis for the details about the collaboration. >> director. >> good afternoon, everyone this is a tight room so as the u.s. attorney mentioned i'm bryan the director of the departments community services office in short the office was created in 1994 with the task of nationwide nationwide we do have grants and over $14 million in grant and through tech adjoins we're here to announce the acholic beverage initiative that provides the kind of assessment and tech assistance requested before i get there i'll explain fully was we look at policing across the united states we have a defining momentum and understandabl

salaries and benefits increase in $30 million, maintenance and $6 million at the justice center the doj consent decree $11 million . the proposal would cost somebody making $50,000 a year in extra $250 per year generating $83 million each year ar to maintain and expand services like road repairs snow removal and public safety, analyzed cuts will be be needed and 2017l. >> snow plow, pick up trash trash and fill the potholes and to keep the recreation centers opened i cannot get together the , just cannot do it. >> 80 percent of the people who work in cleveland cleveland and pay the city income tax live in the suburbslci and only people who live in the city can vote on the tax increase,le before that happens it has to be approved by the city council the earliest would be ve on the ballot in november . matt wright fox 8 news. >> might have unexpected results in iowa and what is next as they set their sights on new or are so totally 16 have been cast in the field is narrowing, curtis clinton and night there were big surprises for both parties, on the democratic sidede click and sanders wer

by ferguson police officers and court officials so over several months the city of ferguson and the dojs and came to an agreement. tuesday night ferguson city council voted to adopt that agreement but with last-minute changes, those not agreed upon by the doj. the tone of the finding, it's suggestions to remedy the problems would bankrupt the city costing $3.7 million in the first year. the doj did not take lightly to ferguson's last-minute move and immediately filed a federal lawsuit against the city. martha: where does it go from here? >> loretta lynch said the doj painstakingly worked with ferguson over several months, agreed upon these changes but they are done negotiating and ferguson might end up paying for its last-minute decisions. >> is extremely unfortunate the city has chosen to litigate this matter rather than move directly to these remedies every form this that have proven a benefit to the city and avoid cost litigation. >> there are critics who say ferguson was smart not to pass the degree because if this goes past president obama's time win office which it likely will hap

. >> here's the doj statement today. department's approach to investigating a prosecuting crimes has remained the same. the changes come in apple's reason decision to reverse the longstanding cooperation is that complying with all writs act orders. law enforcement has a longstanding practice of asking the court to require the stance of a third party, in fektuating a search warnl. they will respond appropriately in court. >> if apple had a h in a drawer what they want, they would have to turnett over. >> this is a really interesting move by apple and ted olson to make this about the rights of the corporation. corporations are people? >> corporations are people, too, as opposed to the rhetoric about the individuals and toners of the iphone. it might win in court. i'm not sure if that is a winning point for apple among the american people. we're talking about an individual who is clearly guilty. and there is clearly material evidence in there and that individual happens to be dead. so his rights are beside the point here. s

. >> mary : the doj spent seven months negotiating with the city -- to reform the police department and court system. but when the deal was submitted to council members for a vote tuesday night, they changed those terms -- by adding seven amendments -- that among other things modified deadlines -- fees -- and waters down staffing requirements. >> : there is no reason to enter into an agreement we know that we can not live up to. and financially impossible for us to live up to. and it serves no ones purpose for us to fail. >> mary : the justice department wasted little time and responded with a court filing. but the action highlights a period of racial tension many in the city want to move on from. : "it's time to stop all this ferguson is going under stuff and get it done." >> mary : i'm mary moloney reporting. >> pam :in sports. the celebrities. including bill murray are here. and having some fun at pebble beach.one day before the pros tee off. . and the warriors try to go into the all-star break with the best record through 52 games in n-b-a history. gary has the highlights. and all t

the doj wants to bar the alleged owner from preparing federal tax returns for others. investigators claim that haynes and his employees prepared tax returns that including filing false or inflated income and expenses. did not report the irs wages that he paid some employees even though it is required by law. he lists three locations. 2700 broad river road, suite k. 4508 west beltline and 599 saint andrews road. they are owned and operated by haynes. >>> making i -- history making and education heading to the front of the la is. >> rochelle: coming up, we take you. >>> coming up, we take you inside a historically black college sell rating a major milestone in the midlands. plus, what a 7-elevenslurpee that's next. one local university is celebrating a milestone >> ben: welcome back. a midlands university celebrated a milestone earlier today. >> alicia: allen university paid tribute to its 146th annual founder's day in honor of the founder richard allen. commemorative stamp was unveiled and school leaders say there is a bright future ahead and they hope the school gains

here is what the doj just put out.ere is the statement, the justice department's approach to investigating and prosecuting crimes remained the same. the change has come in apple's recent decision to reverse the longstanding cooperation in complying with all risk act orders. department attorneys are reviewing apple's filing and will respond appropriately in court this is according to a justice department spokesperson. that was released to fox business. i want to bring in eboni williams. i want to get your initial response to this because this has been something we have never seen before, this fight between privacy, tim cook, and government. >> sure. cheryl: this is something you're following closely. >> very closely. this is a classic privacy rights security balancing test. that statement you read, cheryl, the department of justice calling out what they are seeing hypocrisy of apple. when it was behind closed doors, years of cooperation, 70 plus phones are unlocked and in the scope. now that it is public, tim cook and a

. >>> a review of the city finances, cleveland city dollar how much the doj consent decree will add to the operating expenses for cleveland. the 5 on your side investigators took a close look at an updated estimate of the 2016 budget. >>> this is a page cost increase report that i got today. two categories to note. the republican national convention from cost to support and security. and some of that will be reimbursed from federal funding and how about the upfront estimated costs of the consent decree. the largest costs nearly $3 million for police training and two-and-a-half million to upgrade information technology. 1.1 million for internal reviews and accountability and 1.1 million for the independent monitor. big question. how is the city going to pay for the additional expenses. well some of it may fall on you the taxpayers. here is what we have learned. council to approve a .5% in crease for the city income tax. what that means for us in the city an additional half of a percent of the annual salary to go into cleveland coffers. i'm investigator jonathan walsh. newschannel 5. >>>