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let's talk about that with my legal eagles, attorney dershowitz, gloria allred. lan, should we be going hard on the cleveland police? did they drop the ball? >> we won't know as to how effective he was in keeping what he was doing secret. we don't want to adopt the boston plan as a kind of model. close down a city, search every single house. they could have found them, probably, if they had engaged in that kind of total investment. probably they could have done more. but we always have to balance the desire to solve crime with need to maintain some degree of privacy and some concern for civil liberty. so the question of whether the police struck the right balance will be become clear over time. if there were leads they didn't follow, there were opportunities to do this sooner, obviously should have done it. but to monday morning quarterback police action is always a kind of dangerous thing. >> gloria allred, would you agree with that? a lot of people are getting angry about the fact all these young women were smach snatched, one age 14, one 16, all in a similar p

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attorney gloria allred says some of the grievances filed were charges of a hostile vermont environment for women. in 2012, the berkeley police department says there were 39 reported rape cases, newspaper of them attempted rape compared to 20 in 2011. they have not seen the complaint at berkeley and could not comment, but added they take sexual assault very seriously. the women are hoping for an investigation by the department of education. >>> temperatures are cooling down. here is a look at the bay bridge camera. we have cool conditions. still a little breezy. temperatures are in the 50s for oakland. 62 in antioch. wind speeds right now, not too bad. sustained winds at fairfield at 12, concordat 9. so definitely not as blustery as we have seen. so overnight as you are heading to bed. breezy in some spots but definitely chilly especially inland. sunshineny and breezy. more details on the rain heading this way for the holiday weekend. >>> still ahead tonight onion on kron 4 news at 11:00, how the rain is slowing down the recovery process in oklahoma. and we get an up close tour of the b

back with me now for more law and disorder, attorneys gloria allred and allan dershowitz. gloria, yes or no. they have to face three now. they think she was guilty of cruelty. that means she can be executed. should she should be? >> exceptional cruelty is what they found. it's hard to say, because now we're going to hear the leniency factors presented by her defense. it's hard to imagine what they are. except for her family saying she has been a good daughter and friend and so forth, which i think is going to be hard to outweigh the aggravating factor with that. but it is not mandatory that the jury find the death penalty. it's going to have to be unanimous. and that may be more difficult, probably will be a lot more difficult than finding that what she did was exceptionally cruel. >> it's looking -- if the jury goes this stage of saying, yes, we do think she is eligible for it, aren't they more likely to say we think she should have it? >> oh, yeah, if you're predicting the outcome, most likely she will get the death penalty. but she shouldn't. if she did, she wouldn't be

woman's rights attorney gloria allred , laws are written in the women in this case, said that some of the grievances filed or title 9 complaints alleging a hostile environment for women. of the complaint charged to colleges with violating the federal clery act, which requires and accurate reporting of canada's crimes. in 2012 berkeley police are assess the there were 39 reported rape cases. nine of those were tested rapes. compared to 20 rapes into about 11, that the 95% rise from year to year. representatives for uc- berkeley said they had not seen the complaint and could not comment on a six. but added that they do not a sexual asstakes sexual assault seriously. the women are hoping for an investigation by the department of education. >> will be bwe will >> 410 is the time. it has been four days and sent a tornado devastated parts of central oklahoma. cnn's renee marsh joins us from moore oklahoma, where students in elementary building was destroyed, gathered for the last day of school yesterday's. >> sat at a graduation ceremonies will go on as planned despite the destruction the p

back with me now, gloria allred and alan dershowitz. now, that means she could be executed. exceptional cruelty or cruelty, we're going to hear the lenient factors, hard to imagine what they are, except her family saying she has been a good daughter or friend which i think will be hard to outweigh to aggravating factor with that. but it is not mandatory that the jury find the death penalty. it's going to have to be unanimous, and that will be more difficult than finding she was exceptionally cruel. >> and the jury, saying yes, we think she is eligible for it. are they more likely to say, we think she should have it? >> well, the most likely outcome, she should get the death penalty. of course it was especially cruel, what kind of murder was not especially cruel. but in general women don't get the death penalty for domestic murders. o.j. simpson, the state didn't even seek the death penalty although it was a double murder, and obviously, whoever did it, did it with extraordinary cruelty. so whether you get the death penalty in arizona or anywhere else is extremely random and

joining me for more are attorneys alan dershowitz and gloria allred. welcome to you both.most interesting aspect of these charges may well turn out to be the aggravated murder involving the abortions which he is accused of forcing michelle knight to have by starving her and then beating her. what do you make of that part of what he may be facing? >> it would be a very stupid decision on the part of prosecutors. it would turn this horrible rape case and abuse case into a debate over abortion, over whether or not fetuses are alive and can be murdered. that's not the kind of debate we want to have in this case. what we want to do is make sure that this man never sees the light of day again, that he's prosecuted to the full extent of the law, but to make this an experimental case, a new case, you know the old expression hard cases make bad law, it would be a terrible abuse of prosecutorial authority to charge this man with murder for the horrendous acts he took in killing, yes, killing fetuses that he had brought into life may make moral sense but it makes no legal or politica

joining me is gloria allred and alan dershowitz.just had the two attorneys going at it quite heavily in the buildup to this trial. it will be a hugely contentious trial, whatever happens, isn't it? what do you make of the argument so far? >> well, i think we have to keep the evidence relevant to the law of self-defense. this can't be turned into a civil rights case because if it's a civil rights case, then you're rooting for an outcome. you know what the result has to be. we have to see where the evidence fits. now, one of the hardest questions in the law of self-defense is whether evidence that shows a propensity to violence on the part of the person who was killed is admissible if the person who killed him didn't know about it at the time. the judge in this case so far ruled it can't come in in the opening argument, but we haven't yet learned whether she'll admit the evidence if the state puts his state of mind at issue, if the state says look, he's a peaceful kid, he didn't do anything wrong, he has a wonderful life. will the def

at a women's rights attorney gloria allred who is representing the women in the case said that some of grievances filed word title nine complaints alleging a hostile environment for women. other complaints charge the colleges with violating the federal cleary act, which requires accurate reporting of campus crimes. in 2012 the berkeley police department says there were 39 reported rape cases. nine of those were attempted rapes. compared to 20 rigs in 2011 that is a 95% rise from year to year. representatives for uc- berkeley said they had not seen the complaint and could not comment on the specifics. they added that they would they do take sexual assaults very seriously. the women are hoping for an investigation by the department of education. >> woodside man has been found guilty of killing his wife to try to collect millions of dollars in life insurance. peter parineh was and they did yesterday of first-degree murder. he told his daughter that he shot his wife parima and then told her she tried to kill herself. investigators say parima was shot six times, too many times for a suicide

gloria allred going after cal. why the famous defense lawyer has filed a federal complaint against the school in berkeley and three other schools. >>> and jose canseco is in trouble with the law again. but this time he was the one who went public with some personal details. >>> good morning. the breaking news that we had, the pedestrian killed at 16th and van ness. our crew is about pulling up to the scene. we'll find out more about this injury crash. this is affecting some of the muni lines in the area and also some of the nearby businesses. again, 16th and south van ness. we'll tell you more about what happened coming up. >>> new information this morning on the factory that collapsed in bangladesh, killing more than 1100 workers. a government investigation finds that poor quality construction materials and building code violations contributed to the collapse. the report recommends life in prison for those found guilty state john g building codes in kerry is in israel hoping to restart the middle east peace proces

that's on the docket of law and disorder with my legal eagles, tom meserow and gloria allred. tom is on the witness list on the aeg trial. welcome to both of you. tom, let me start with you. you obviously have great knowledge of this case. key day today in many ways because paul gongaware gave his deposition, is still giving it, and basically refused to answer questions of any real significance. what was going on? >> well, my understanding is that brian panitch, the lawyer for katherine jackson and michael's children who incidentally has been going over e-mails with mr. gongaware and i'm told mr. gongaware is professing not to remember why the, mail was sent, answering often i don't recall, i don't recall, i don't recall. the answer i'm getting because i'm not allowed in the courtroom because i'm a witness is that he's not looking very truthful and looking very evasive. if that's true, it's going to really hurt the defendants as they try and prove to the jury that they never assumed responsibility for michael jackson's welfare or his doctor. >> gloria, this is the key part of

>> well, what happened, i ended up contacting gloria allred, she helped me maneuver, she thought it would be -- because i wanted to find my parents because i was aware what happened, and i needed to have identity basically is what i was trying to do as well, and she decided to go public with it, and that's where the miracles started happening. i went on "dateline nbc" in 2011 and my biological mother happened to be watching the show and lo and behold, that's where it all started and that's where the miracle happened. then i found my name, my identity. i know a lot about myself now. that's the true gift. >> it is a fascinating story. you know, we would love to have had gloria on, but i wanted to get your personal story and talk to gloria about other legal issues like this at a different time, but before i let you go, can you please, though, because you can relate more than most of us, what do you say to amanda, to gina, and to michelle now? what advice would you give them? >> you know, they're already survivors. those women are amazing because they survived it and they will do well. i thin

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with me is gloria allred and director of the hollywood reporter. welcome to you both. acutely embarrassing for poor reese witherspoon. i feel really sorry for her because i know she behaved really badly but i just feel for her. >> in terms of image, she took the hit last week with news of the arrest. it was embarrassing. but to see it live in action, this woman you're used to seeing onscreen being beautiful and lovely, you see her in paparazzi photos with her kids, she seems so nice and wonderful. but then to see her saying those words that are sort of celebrity death. it is do you know who i am. >> let's watch the first clip here. >> my name is reese witherspoon. you're arresting me for obstruction of justice. it will be in the national news. i just want to let you know. >> that's fine. why? on god's holy name would you have gotten out of the car? you would have been able to drive -- >> because i wanted to talk to you like a normal person would talk to a normal person. >> i told you not to get out of the car. >> absolutely. you told me not to get out of the car. i sai

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attorney gloria allred made his announcement in new york.rthmore college and dartmouth college, also included in the blanks. student alleged schools fail to follow federal laws that require accurate reporting of sexual assault and discrimination. allred says some of the cause slight fog or title my complaint alleging a hostile buyer for women. represented at all for colleges have not commented. >> looking back at our james lick freeway camera looking at san francisco. >> the james lick moving pretty good at this hour. we will keep an eye on that as it develops. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. >> americans are getting back to the big city living. for the second straight year, most of the nation's largest cities have shown a strong p

l.a.s attorney gloria allred , who was in in the women in the case, said that some of this grievanceslid buyer for women. other complaints starts to colleges with violating the federal clery act, which requires accurate reporting of capital crimes. in 2012 the berkeley police barred the says that there were 39 reported rape cases. nine of those were attempted rapes. compared to 20 race in 2011, that is a 95% rise from year to year. representatives for uc-berkeley said they had not seen the complaint and hadcould not comment on the specifics. but added that they do take sexual assault very seriously. the women are hoping for investigation by the board of education. >> federal police release photographs and descriptions of a suspect rather redwood credit union on fourth street monday morning. three armed and masked men ordered customers and employes to the floor of the credit union and fled with cash and a silver colored van that was reported stolen in vallejo. no one was injured. the robbers have a light complexion or dressed in black hooded sweatshirt. one suspect was about 62 in. tal

attorney gloria allred made the announcement york.ege in our mouth college, are also included in the complaints. >> suit alleged schools felt all federal laws that require accurate reporting of sexual assault and discrimination. allred says some of the complaint filed or title 9 complaint alleging a hostile and barred for women. resistance of four colleges have not commented. >> president obama, today is set to outline measures to clarify the deadly use of drones against terrorist suspects. in a planned speech at washington's national defense university, the president is also expected to detail how he would like a good place to go because brazil for detention facility at guantanamo bay. it will also use the occasion to warn americans about the dire threats that in to face even for those citizens. is it is scheduled at 10:00 this morning. morning news. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news.