ok.telling you i'm >> that was officer stephen hart and kenneth chamberlain, sr..ident occurred november 19, 2011 when police arrived at chamberlain apartment telling officers was ok, but refused to let them inside his apartment read the police shot him with -- they bang down his door, shot in the taser is but he was shot dead. chamberlains family filed a $21 million civil rights lawsuit against many. the incident was less than two months after a westchester grand jury decided not to indict police officer anthony carelli for the fatal shooting. we attempted to reach the white plains public sector mr. chung but he did not in italy responded we're joined by mayo bartlett . welcome back to "democracy now!" \ the significance, the first officer involved in the police killing of kenneth chamberlain to be suspended without pay? the dea's of is that identified him as using the n word? >> yes. we believe it was used at least two times but he is denying he is the one who did it. he is saying -- he is not the nine the work itself is used, but he is saying he is not the one w

ray hart was before you attempting to play her statements posted on the library website. let me give it a try. if you're watching at home, you may want to hit the mute button. [inaudible] >> what you have to understand is this was before misgomez against mr. hart full of lies as retaliation of statements made in public comment that were under the scope of protected free speech. the context is that the public private partnership brings in $5 million a year without any fiscal or ethical. the attacks on citizens to protect against democracy, these grifters will break every rule, tell every lie, tell citizens they are nonsense, that they need to get a life and all kinds of vile stuff i hope you can barely imagine. since your last meeting, mr. st. croix was quoted in the "san francisco chronicle" at saying, "the ethics commission's biggest critics are believers in gotcha government. this is the criminal's mantra. do you have any idea of the social damage that is caused when police are followed with the abuse and corruption that are faced in our society and they say they're aga

hart's 18th of the season, brewers on the board first 2 -0. relieve detwiler in the 4th. the catcher doesn't see the ball or make the catch that would have ended the inning and the very next pitch ramirez with another two-run shot. the nationals are shut out by the brewers 6 -0. that is milwaukee's first win since july 18th and only the third shutout of the year for the nats. >>> the orioles hosting the a's, bottom of the 8th, game tied 8-8, ike davis bases loaded, two outs, base hit to left field. he is cut down at the plate to end the inning. the o's head into the 9th with a one-run lead. top of the 9th, all-star reliever ken johnson gets roughed up. he goes 1/3 of an inning, surrendered six earned runs. the orioles fall to the a's 14- 9. that's all for sports, but the news edge will be right back. good night. >> the verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add a smartphone like the samsung ga

we do not own their data. >> reporter: one thing hart and his supporters have achieved is a provision who want to keep their old meters can do so, provided they pay a $75 fee and $10 monthly charges to "opt out" of the smart meter program. >> a lot of people consider it extortion to have to pay to not have something on your house that can harm you. >> reporter: pg&e's burt says the company accepts the "opt out" program, even though the numbers are small. but it means the utility must maintain two separate systems, at a cost. >> we've got about five million households across the service territory. about 30,000 have elected to opt out. the rest of our customers are really engaged in a different way with the new technology. >> reporter: while that new technology remains controversial, a utility research group says about half of u.s. homes, 65 million, will have wireless meters within three years. >> brown: in a blog post, spencer examines the dueling scientific claims about smart meters, and whether they do or don't cause illnesses. >> suarez: finally tonight, a preview of a new three-pa

everything in this ever hart said -- miss eberdardt said, ditto. thank you. on tuesday night, we flyered census block 2008. i did get some phone calls thanking us. it is good that they are happy and i am happy. i want to thank you for this process. >> hello, everybody. i am a lower haight street merchant. i have been there 25 years. i have a record shop. the police and merchant association has done so much to make our world better. we're all anticipating 55 laguna opening up. i just assumed it was part of our district anyway. i did not know until all of this came around. we need that to be part of our corridor. we have worked to make it safe and keep an eye on it and have customers from that world coming to us. thank you for your attention on that. >> thank you, sir. >> clinton womack. tony, olga, and tommy. >> i am both a resident of the panhandle neighborhood and also serve on the neighborhood association board. i would like to express our gratitude for being incorporated into district 5. i am hoping after the final lines are drawn today that the eastern an

his relationship with tom hart, who has done such an amazing job on behalf of the department. we are very excited for you. we are going to miss you terribly. as i joked last night commo, ths commission just heard about some flexibility for different events that could come to san francisco, while he is heading to the pga event in atlanta are, so we have something extra the gang put together. what do you get a guy who has everything and is on his way to at centinela -- atlanta? you get a pin, signed by many of the people who know and love you. congratulations, tom. >> i would like to say that tom has been an amazing person to work with. it is a difficult job to bring a course to the level harding has achieved. his incoming person i do not think is going to be a problem. i am going to miss you very much and hope to stay in touch with you. >> i did not think this day would come. i asked my boss about it, and he said, you can start to look for all home. i narrowed it down to two or three places, and he said, there has been a change. what do you think about moving to malaysia? i sai

debtwiler facing cory hart. this is out of there. it's 2-0, milwaukee. brewer loving that one. bottom of the fifth, craig stamon didn't do much better. another two-run home run. this one by ramirez. nats finally threatening with two on, but livon hernandez gets the double play that ends the inning and the nats fall 6-0, shutout for just the third time this season, but the second time in one week. davy johnson, though, was happy with his starter. >> i was pleased with the way det threw the ball. he only made a couple bad pitches with his breaking ball. he hung a couple of breaking balls that -- and that was going to be a game where i'm not going to let him throw a lot of pitches where it doesn't look like we're going to mount much of an attack. i have no complaints with det. he threw the heck out of the ball. >> for three innings, at least. the u.s. women's soccer team kicked off the olympics with a come from behind win over france wednesday. second match, they got ahead early and stayed there, which allowed another unique celebration and a record breakin

. >> that was officer stephen hart. he was outside?e second time i have heard the n-word. there is another time when he is at the window saying, stop, we have to talk. that is a different portion of the tape. there were two instances that i have heard where the n-word is being used as a tactic. it is a racist tactic. >> you met with the justice department? >> yes, the same day that the grand jury refused to issue an indictment, we met and decided we would reach out to the u.s. attorney's office. the next morning we wrote a letter to the u.s. attorney's office and eric holder, the attorney-general, demanding an investigation into two things, one come into the death of mr. chamberlain to see if that violated federal civil rights criminal statutes, and also, given other instances we are a way of coming in terms of racist policing in white plains, whether they'd entire department should be investigated for policies and practices that are leading to these outrages. two weeks ago, we met with representatives from the attorney general's offic

the yacht hart was on photographed with his mistress had a name fodder for late night comedians what was the name of the yacht? >> they are all good names. >> bill: the answer is, roll the tape. >> they chartered a boat, now the day before yesterday, somebody asked him what the name of the boat was and they didn't seem to remember. well,. [ laughter ] i can see why they wouldn't want to remember. the name of the boat was monkey business. [ laughter ] >> nobody knows what happened on the boat but i understand the whales were watching them. [ laughter ] >> bill: all right. maccallum scores. jim la roy lasalle, michigan. very good, maccallum. close kipling remember that. >> i'm going it read poems tonight. >> bill: pinheads and patriots starring chris rock in his own this evening. and p just over two minutes away. sometimes life can be well, a little uncomfortable. but when it's hard or hurts to go to the bathroom, there's dulcolax stool softener. dulcolax stool softener doesn't make you go, it just makes it easier to go. dulcolax stool softener. make yourself comfortable. hey america,

tony painted a heart, part of the heroes with hart's program, and it is permanently on display at unionme you are at union square, check it out. it is really quite beautiful. it is only fitting that on this 50th anniversary, we create a permanent place in honor of tony at our ball park. we are going to rename suite 1, the most majestic in the park, sweeping views of the day and the city -- it is now going to be the tony bennett suite. come by for a visit. [applause] we love you, tony. [applause] >> thank you, larry. i have to find a way to make it down to that sweet this season -- suite this season. i think we know the most popular place to watch a giant game is going to be this city. our city is blessed with many wonderful one-of-a-kind institutions that are no less part of san francisco than the golden gate bridge, such as the world's longest-running musical revue, "beach blanket babylon." yes. [applause] so we have a special treat for you today. "beach blanket babylon" together with mayor lee have created a special musical tribute to tony bennett in honor of all the things he has don

from neil patrick harris, magic mike he plays a male stripper, making the harts of women melt, comingn less risky, less newsworthy even. today in so many walks of life in so many fields and schools and families, the truth can be told. and that's what's really important. as anderson cooper put it in his e-mail today, i am blessed fwar beyond having a great career. i love and i am loved. >> we wish him the best. thanks for watching abc news. we hope you check in for good morning america.

>> patients who have had hart disease already.pumps blood that fills this chamber on the left side of the heart. that gives oxygen to all thees . but it starts to build up in your lungs and you can't breathe properly and you feel sick if it stops working properly. typically the doctor would say you have heart failure, loseweight. wrong. it's similar to coffee is bad for you. it's an incorrect statement. ulcers are caused by stress, wrong. so don't tell your patient with heart failure lose weight because you may kill him. shannon: the patient who has had heart failure, let's talk about the fact that having on some extra weight is not the same as having extra fat tissue. >> reporter: not all fat is created equal. if you have good fat building up, sumo wrestlers are in great shape. there is good fat that cause your body to burn fat. think of j-lo. shannon: you say there is trouble if you are looking at fat in the midsection. >> if you look like an apple that kills you. that's no good. shannon: no fat albert but yes on j-lo. any suspi

. >> 11-year-old paul hartness is trapped, sandwiched between two huge boulders in a crack just a few inches wide. >> oh, poor kid. jesus. >> he quickly understands the thing the boy needs to do to survive is keep breathing, the very thing putting him in more danger. >> he was like farther and farther down into the crevice. with every breathe he took, obviously, if the chest cannot expand you suffocate. >> rescuers can talk to him, even touch him, but they can't get him out. they know if they don't act fast they will watch this child die before their very own eyes. >> i'm trying but it hurts. >> the first thing we did was build rigging below him just to make sure he didn't slip down any farther. >> next, tom smith with the l.a. fire department is able to slip a rope around paul from above and he starts pulling. >> i was pulling on him so hard that i couldn't believe it. it should have lifted someone twice his size. >> is it doing anything? >> no. >> paul is wedged in so tight rescuers worry if they pull too hard they will yank an arm right out of its socket. >> that's it. that's it. k

will have out to an uninhabited south pacific islands to look for some glitches tied to an earlier r hart today the reveals 57 distress signals transmitted in the days after her disappearance are credible also any previous trip to the area researchers found a broken jar fargo cream lisa been used by the missing pilots. >>> if in fact there is a final chapter in our hearts live a chapter that involved the castaway struggling to the fact is arrived on an uninhabited wire and waterless atoll where cc she succeeded for a time that needs to be known if that happens. this will be the crew's ninth expedition to the small island just south of the equator. it's rarebit does happen in common tactic can pass all the big dumb got away. attached they should not have made signs the new they would break the law of the fish aftermath. finding talent at home and beginning with teenage prospects this but this into the chip program. >>> the form is today in reference is the coast auletta mid-80s now the day this week included a holliday and bat will be the warmest. barry company 10 great britain about $34 m

basketball team is set with the final three spots going to blake griffin, andre iguodala and james hartn. they were named to replace over players who cannot compete due to injuries. team usa starts its quest on july 29th opening against france. >>> the earthquakes and fc dallas finish in a scoreless draw. that will do it for tonight. and a little bit disappointing. i thought i would be picked for the olympic team. >> good luck to you henry. thanks. >>> and still to come we'll hear from a member of the women's water polo team who grew up in the bay area. you might be surprised to hear how she got the sport in her high school. >>> and check out these photos. we'll show you. [ horn honks ] ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy, deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. at 90 calories, the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. >>> it's not all that unusual for california back bears to take a swim but it is a little out of the ordinary for this. here you can see them just north of pasadena at a house there. and the mama bear

reporter: there are other cases in which children have such rare forms of cancer that doctors find it hart to diagnose. yusei kihara is now 6. three years ago doctors found he had a tumor in his left thigh. however, over period of two months he was misdiagnosed three times before the exact form of cancer is discovered. li pos p liposarcoma. by the time his condition was correctly understood, he had already undergone the wrong chemotherapy, causing serious side effects. >> translator: this is a country with advanced medical facilities, but there are very few places that know how to treat small children with diseases like this. >> reporter: in the case of yuki, the eye cancer was discovered too late. her parents face a difficult decision. surgery to remove her eyeballs to stop the cancer from spreading or radiation treatment which would leave her eyeballs intact that leaves the possibility of the cancer recurring and spreading. her father wrote a letter for yuki when she grows up. >> to the very end we could not accept the idea of you losing both your eyes, but the highest priority is saving