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we have district 5, hayes valley, film more visit droe. each has their own needs and no single solution for a right fits all. i hope to protect the small businesses they call home the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor breed. supervisor campos. >> thank you madam clerk. i want to make a very brief comment of the issue that has been raised by supervisor wiener and avalos regarding the ads. first let me say that whatever policy we have we have to be very careful to make sure that we are not infringing on 1st amendment rights and that you have ads that you do not condone, do not like, but the whole point of the 1st amendment is that people have the ability to express themselves and i would imagine that whatever poci

he is with the group protesting here in hayes valley with the hayes valley farm. and called desi gardens, they have renamed it. it's basically a protest against a company that wants to build 185-unit complex. this land was vacant. it used to be the fell underpass and the construction came down there. many of the community came in here and started building a community garden knowing that this land was going to be sold. then people became attached and others joined in. and members of the "occupy" movement have come in as well in recent weeks claiming what is now the desi gardens. they are saying they don't want to leave. they are against gentrification and construction in this area and have called this a cop-free zone. but as you can see, there are 100 police officers here. so far, conducting themselves very patiently and calmly. there have been three arrests earlier this morning and then seconds ago, two more protestors were arrested. one person fell out of a tree, not sure of injuries. a second was taken out. and construction crews are standing by prepared to bull

kpix 5's sue kwon is at the park in hayes valley. >> reporter: i'm at fell and laguna. i'm going to take you right over there to see this cherrypicker crane that's working within the area to get tree-sitters out of the tree. one person fell out of the tree about 12 to 15 feet. he is being transported to the hospital now. there is another tree sitter in another platform in another tree. all of this is around protests for getting rid of this community garden that will have a condo in place of it. we also have police on hand and 30 onlookers. 30 people inside this park no that this was going to happen today, knowing that an eviction was going to happen. they have been been pushed to the side and three were arrested for unrest or for not coming out. the belongings, some of them still in there. there is a lot of emotion this morning. this all stems over an argument about construction. this used to be the hayes valley farm a temporary garden under the old fell overpass and all along, the people gardening there knew that a large developer had purchased this land to build 185-u

chris hayes, the host of "all in with chris hayes," previously known as "up with chris hayes." chris' new book "twilight of elites." it's out now in paperback. appreciate it. we'll be right back. >>> yoga, voodoo, and their place in republican politics. seriously. they brought it up, not me. yoga and voodoo. that's next. >>> and now time for your yoga and voodoo update from the republican party in virginia. the republican party in virginia, the governor was refusing to comment on news that a grand jury was now part of the investigation into his corruption scandal. the party's nominee to succeed that governor, the state attorney general, ken cuccinelli, he was trying as hard as possible to build a gubernatorial campaign that made him seem like more than just the social conservative crusader he has always been. i mean, sure, everybody knows bob mcdonnell as governor ultrasound, but it really is ken cuccinelli the one trying to shut down virginia's abortion clinics who ordered the covering up of the insufficiently modest lady on the virginia state seal. and who has led the fight f

he so much of that isaac hayes. >> that was later. saying, for those who do not know the name david porter. you know isaac hayes, you know david porter. so many greats through the label. what was it like years later when you became a stax artist? >> there was a time of pleasurable moments and opportunity that was just unbelievable. we were introduced to soul artists that just took us to the heights. otis redding just lifted us up with his inspiration. albert king, the way he played the blues lifted us up. made us play better. sam and dave on stage, being behind them on stage, not believing what i'm seeing before my eyes. this is a time of opportunity and inspiration. tavis: before i get a phone call, i should say david porter is more than isaac hayes. he is sam and dave. , david everybody stax porter had a hand in it. how did you process at that time motown? stax versus for folks who remember the era, motown had its brand and were out the gate first. when stax showed up it was a different day. >> we listened to motown. we did not comp

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protesters have *reoccupied the site of the hayes valley farm. just two days after police removed activists. details on the protests, coming up. a robbery at a burger restaurant in castro valley leaves one person dead this morning.what led to the robbery and shooting, coming up. and residents in livermore are being warned to keep their doors shut this morning. it's all after eight burglaries in four days. the message from police, coming up. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with janu for your first forecast. the morning it is one to be a little cool of this morning. >> temperatures cooler today compared to yesterday's. >> upper 40's in santa rosa. new line mid-50s for fairfield and antioch. >> san jose will be at 55 degrees today. alliant this afternoon we are expecting cooler temperatures today. >> eighties in the inland spots. >> 85 in livermore today appeared >> a mix of '70s and '80s, for the east bay shores. >> 7 day around the bay shows us that lamar on father's day it will be a few degrees warmer. >> marty back t

kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news, at 6:00, 24 hours after clearing an occupy camp from the hayes valley farm san francisco police are guarding and protesters are vowing to return. >> developing news from florida, divers are looking if a missing person after a crowded deck collapsed last night in the water while fans watched the nba finals. >> we await landmark supreme court rulings on same-sex marriage a poll reveals how the lgb community feels. >> good morning, first up, we have a check on the forecast with our meteorologist. >> good morning, to you. we are looking at clouds around the bay and over all we starting out warmer and that will lady to a warmer afternoon. at the coast this morning, more sun than clouds and temperatures are chilly, mid-and-upper 40's headed to 7:00 and 57 by noontime, and we are sunny and 60 degrees this afternoon. around the bay we are waking up to clear conditions and theys in the 50's by noon in the upper 60's and mid-70's by the afternoon in oakland and castro valley is warmer and notice we are clear in the evening and that will change tomorrow. in

. >> reporter: that is the frustration from folks on hayes avenue. >> the neighborhood is starting to take this more seriously, more people are coming to the neighborhood watch meetings and neighborhood association meetings. >> gang-related violent crime is a concern to us. >> reporter: for homicide, since sunday, the latest one on thursday morning as 19-year-old was gun downed near santee elementary as he was waiting for his ride to work. so the police department is unleashing the troops this weekend. >> have 40 more officers friday, saturday, sunday, not only in the form of special operations and specially trained gang he officers but patrol officers working overtime and gang suppression detail. >> reporter: swarm will target the city's gang areas. no doubt be around hayes avenue, where the detective goes through the neighborhood, looking for clues can lead his team to justin's killers. that hayes avenue area was the scene of another shooting this one on thursday morning, early thursday morning. no one was injure you had on that police officers tell me more and more innocent by stan

center, 6 99 hayes street. this is a two-year community based program to design and implement a network of living alleys in the octavia area which is called for in the plan. we are doing this in concert with the neighborhood, mta, dpw and we -- the idea is to get to a point where we design concepts for three alley ways in that neighborhood which could then be implemented over time. again, that's july 9th from 6:00 to 9:00 at the hayes valley playground recreation center. that concludes my report. thank you. >> commissioners, item 8, review of past week's events at the board of supervisors, board of appeals, and historic preservation commission. >> good afternoon, commissioners, cynthia hayward, planning staff. i'm here to give you a report from the board of supervisors meeting june 17. there are five items to report from monday's land use hearing. the first was the better market street plans and the better market street team provided an update to the land use committee and their presentation focused primarily o

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later died. >>> police in san francisco have removed occupy protesters from a plot of land in the hayesalley area. the protest verse been there for more than a week. upset over plans to build a new apartment complex on what used to be the hated valley farm. >>> construction workers back at the santa clara stadium site for the first time since a worker died at that time new 49ers stadium site. don white was working in an elevator shaft when a counterweight fell on him. officials for the constructionac company overseeing the project are expected to speak to workers this morning about that incident. >>> it is 6:14 right now. about two hours from now top law enforcement officials from right here in the bay area and from new york teaming up with the country's largest smart phone makers to try to help fight the rise in cell phone thefts. san francisco d.a. george gascon and new york attorney generic snyderman are meeting with representatives from apple, gool, samsung for a quote, smart phone summit. they'll also announce the information of a nationwide -- the formation of the nationwide initi

. >>> a press conference was held at the old hayes valley farm. that piece of land is now occupied by posters who say they are not leaving it until the plans to develop it into housing is scrapped. some say the city needs to end the protest right now. >> reporter: it's been almost a week. as far as protesters on this piece of land are concerned, this is just the beginning. how long are you prepared to stay? >> as long as we have to in order to make it -- yeah. >> reporter: weeks? months. >> more than weeks, more than months. >> reporter: protesters say the land that used to house the hayes valley farm should remain open space. housing has been approved now. >> i think we need to preserve some type of green space in the city. it's not all about development. >> i'm not gonna want to deal with an occupy oakland. i've lived here 13 years. this is the biggest mess of all of it. >> reporter: what's next is unclear. a tree crew showed up to cut down trees. that prompted protesters to scramble in the trees and lock the gates but ten minutes later the crew

thank you, chief hayes white, for being here as well, and other department heads and other commissioners, thank you for joining us as well. we have 25 individuals today who are sacrificing a lot of personal time, sacrificing their own family's time away for night meetings, a lot of reading of paperwork, a lot of public engagement. we also have some 15 different bodies that you'll be appointed to today. and, so, it is my pleasure to welcome you and to suggest to you that i personally appreciate citizens of san francisco stepping forward to help us manage this city. it never is ever about one office. it's not even about two offices. it's about how we conduct ourselves to reach out, engage people in the public to help serve our city. your ideas, your engagement with us, you're aligning where we want to go to make the city a greater city is really the essence of managing a city. and i've learned that in many, many years of being a public serve ant, being an advocate to make sure the city represented its own diversity, of using that diversity as our strength, and going forward each of you are

joining the panel, the host of msnbc's all-in, chris hayes, "twilight of the elites," which is out now thank to you are joining us, my friend. >> thank you! it was a great intro. nailed it. >> i will ask you, given this kind of argument we're having over whistle-blower versus leaker, do you think whistle blowers are institutionalists insofar as they are ameliorate the system is. >> i think the most dangerous thing for authority are people that were institutionalists and became radicalized. a lot of whistle blowers are that. thomas drake who was an nsa whistle blower was as straight an arrow you could get. he served in the armed forces, worked for the nsa, he tried to go through the proper chain of command. ultimately he went to a reporter and the government turned on him he became incredibly radicalized because he got a glimpse of the bankruptcy of the system of authority that he had spent his entire adult life trusting in. i think that radicalizing experience is something that a lot of americans have gone through over the past failed decade. as we have seen institution after instituti

here in ma hayes yeah, palm tree plantation is a major business. this plantation owner is now eyeing africa as a potential market. company officials are attracted to africa's large labor pool and abandoned palm land. the food used to make palm oil can be harvested almost all year round. so the company's always in need of workers. in 2009, officials expanded operations into liberia. government authorities there provided them with a large amount of land. the company built an entire community for local employees. it has homes, schools and even clinics. >> when we want to expand, africa is the next frontier with what do you call, ample land. the climatic conditions and the e manpower that they have suits us. >> reporter: leaders in the educational sector are investing in human capital as well, by promoting student exchange programs. this university offers hospitality classes to african exchange students. school officials are helping them learn skills that they can use in africa's booming tourism industry. >> i would like to perhaps be a general manager

officers in right gear arrested seven people at the former hayes valley farm yesterday.rought it to you year morning as it was happening. police are still there trying to make sure the professors do not come back trying to prevent a repeat of what happened yesterday. the arrests did not stop shows who say they will be become at 6:00 tonight. amy hollyfield will bring us a report next half hour. >> today, vice president biden is arriving in the bay area for a democratic fundraiser a week after the president was here for the same reason. it and his first visit since january scheduled to attend a private reception at a him in san francisco's sea cliff neighborhood with tickets from $500 to $10,000. protesters are also expected outside of the event. they are from environmental groups opposing the keystone xl pipeline project across the united states from canada to the gulf of mexico. the groups protested during president obama's visit last week. >> $20 million is on the line for the contractor building the new eastern span of the bay bridge, our media partner, the "contra co

take a look at this video earlier in the week at hayes valley farm.ed to be physically plucked from tree tops. activists have been camped out because the land is marked for the construction of a new apartment complex. the farm is located on laguna street. >> the person now know as naked bartman may soon be packing whatever clothes he owns and heading back to colombia. he got a lot of attention after attacking people in the buff. yeiner perez is an acrobat from colombia. immigration officials say he's not a u.s. citizen. his visa is expired so he may be deported. the d.a.'s office is still considering charges for perez, but federal immigration authorities were alerted when he was arrested. perez is now wearing a gps anklet and has to check in regularly while his deportation case moves forward. >>> and coming up next at 5:00, hundreds of lights out on the bay bridge, and now we know why. the fix that's in store for bay bridge lights project. and we'll hear from one of brian stowe's doctors about why he had to leave the rehab center for home. >>> plus, a

on occupiers in a hayes valy park. the arrests and what's behind the raid.ork at the n 49er's stadium following a deadly construction acciden what's being done to prevent more tragedies. and baseball is his passion. how a kid threw out the fir pitch in oakland from halfw across the country. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., severe thunderstorms today. atlanta, afternoon thunderstorms. st. louis will be partly sunny. denver will be sunny. and showers in seattle with a high of 66. >>> in sports, game one of the nhl stanley cup finals goes through the night and into the early morning hours. the chicago blackhawks and boston bruins meeting for the first time ever in the finals. boston squanders a two-goal lead in the third period. chicago's johnny oduya tying things up with less than eight minutes left. both teams getting chances in overtime, but neither could score until the third extra period. chicago's andrew shaw deflects

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. and thank you for joining us. tonight on "all in," the white house says the so-called red line has been crossed by the syrian regime of bashar al assad. chemical weapons were used against rebel forces, and the drum beat for u.s. intervention grows louder. that's coming up. >>> also tonight, the supreme court's fascinating ruling and surprising ruling today on whether multibillion dollar biotech companies can patent the very genetic information that makes up the human body. we'll talk about the ramifications for the future of science and the future of your health. >>> plus, more than 40 people are arrested in dramatic early morning police raids. it's the latest exciting chapter in the chronicles of toronto mayor rob ford. do not miss that. >>> but we begin tonight with one of those moments where you find yourself asking, how the heck did i end up agreeing with this guy? that guy. today, new battle lines were being drawn in washington where an increasingly passionate but deeply strange

alex wagner and chris hayes, we'll continue to have the great debate that president obama wants us to have on this, i'm sure for many nights, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, lawrence. >> coming up, there is a new possible scandal at the state department. and this one is not about talking points for a sunday morning tv show. this one involves prostitution and possibly other crimes. and in the rewrite tonight, this day in history 50 years ago in washington in alabama, in mississippi. and in boston. the places where civil rights history was made on june 11th, 1963. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial information. here's your temporary card. welcome back. how was london? [ female announcer ] when people talk, great things happen. [ male announcer ] moving

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" the blue revolution. i'll tell you why the great texas filibuster might have been just the beginning of something much, much bigger. >>> plus, on a week of huge victories for progressive america, the choice for the republican party becomes more and more clear. change or die. spoiler alert, they don't appear to be choosing to want to change. >>> and the cross-examination of rachel jeantel, reluctant witness in the trayvon martin case is a reluctant subject of national conversation. why what people say about her says more about them than the witness. >>> but tonight, we start with the uprising in the state of texas. an uprising that started last week when democrats and activists there began to mobilize against a restrictive abortion bill making its way through the texas senate. and that uprising has only gained strength. and if you want to know why, right now, people in texas are rising up and why it's not likely to end any time soon, let me tell you about texas gove

. >> joining me now, msnbc's chris hayes and melissa harris-perry. my friends and colleague, hash tag real talk. that is what happened on the floor today. what happened to john boehner? >> man, i don't know, john boehner is just having a rough go of it. and here is the problem, the next thing he has to do -- you have to pass a farm bill. this is like the defense appropriations. i mean, i got an e-mail from a democratic member of congress today saying just for the record, we were able to pass our farm bill, there is good stuff, a lot of bad and good stuff, you have to pass it like the defense appropriations. so john boehner now, here is the fundamental problem, the 62 no-votes was because people thought there was not enough cuts, particularly on the food cuts. so if you're john boehner he has a calculation to make, a pre-staging, which is where do i go? where do i try to bring democrats back on board? and we've seen basically what that means, this farm bill amazingly will probably get worse in the next generation. >> well, i still don't understand the

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york. i'm chris hayes. and thank you for joining us. tonight on "all in," the white house says the so-called red line has been crossed by the syrian regime of bashar al assad. chemical weapons were used against rebel forces, and the drum beat for u.s. intervention grows louder. that's coming up.

police forcefully evicting protestors from an urban farm in the hayes valley. officers used a cherrypicker to get that last protestor out of a tree. kpix 5's sue kwon is there live with more. >> reporter: you know, really dramatic few hours here. and as you mentioned, there were three protestors who would not leave. they were still up in the trees. the san francisco police department got people down and brought up cherry pickers and negotiated for up to 30 minutes and then they were in a position to actually get ahold of the man and pull them safely into the bucket. they then brought him down and arrested him along with two other people who would not leave the trees. one man fell from a tree but on to a box of cushions. the sergeant tells us that there were minor injuries involved. in all, there are about 40 people camped out here overnight. they knew the police were going to come in. the rest of the people left when told and there were 7 others on the street who were arrested for basically causing a commotion. now what we have here, live, are images of dpw com

i'm chris hayes. thank you for joining us. still possess the ability to be shocked by the corruption that crashed our economy, then you're going to be shocked by the report "rolling stone" has for us tonight. that's coming up. also a shocking turn of events on the house floor as the house speaker brings crucial legislation to the floor and watches it go down in flames. i'll tell you why what's bad for john boehner is good for the

joanne hayes white. i wanted to briefly go through and provide you an overview of our department's budget. we also have some hard copies for members of the committee. and highlight some of the major changes we have going into the next few fiscal years. given that you have a heavy agenda these weeks, we tried to stay on point and we have 10 slides for you. we condensed them. we wanted to try and do roll call. we have 10 slides as supervisor farrell and ms. howard relayed to us. so, we'll start with the first slide, which is just an overview of our department and -- thank you. as a brief overview, as you know, the department is responsible for providing fire suppression, emergency medical, and all hazards response to residents and visitors of san francisco. we currently operate out of 46 stations, 43 here in the city which includes trish: and the presidio, and then as well we have 3 stations at the san francisco international airport. treasure island ~ in 14-15 we are scheduled to open a new fire station,

this is a photograph of harold hayes who, at the time of the crash of any was 21. 21 and today he is 91. he lives in medford, oregon, and work very closely with me on the story. he has an incredible memory which helped a lot, and very willing to share all of his experiences. he was one of 13 medics onboard the plane, all 12 of them were from the 807th but one is from the 802nd, he was catching a ride basically with the 807th to try to pick up a paycheck in barre, italy last night and ended up getting more than he bargained for. herald is actually the only living member of the group of 30 stranded americans still with us. this is a photograph of him showing me the route that they took throughout the. attract a lot of it. i used reports from the air force historical research agency as well as harold's memory and other reports us able to find through various archives to re-create most of the villages. i think we got all but three of them that they traveled i income and they went through dozens of villages during their time. these are some of the nurses who were involved in the crash lan

i am chris hayes. thank you for joining us.ight you definitely want to hear about if you have ever used the internet. i mean that seriously. it is pretty incredible what we have just learned. plus, remember when arizona governor jan brewer was doing everything in her power to block obama-care in arizona? crazy thing, she is doing everything in her power to implement obama-care in arizona. sometimes reality trumps ridiculousness. speaking of ridiculousness, that's

chris hayes is up next. ♪ >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes and thank you for joining ustonight on "all in," our first guest is a journalist who should be prosecuted for breaking the nsa surveillance story. that at least the opinion of one prominent u.s. congressman. glenn greenwald of "the guardian" joins me in a moment. and later -- i don't remember agreeing to any of this when i clicked okay to those facebook terms of service. how do the giant tech companies at the heart of the nsa revelations recover from this? we'll discuss that coming up. plus, during an extremely contentious house hearing today one republican came this close to going full todd akin. republican male legislators talking about rape again. we will give you the grisly details. but we begin tonight with the unfolding spy novel that continues to play out in real life right before our eyes. today the battle lines over nsa leaks are being dramatically drawn, the rhetoric on all sides is heating up, and the stakes for everyone connected to this story are rising. after days of complete radio silence nsa leake

," chris hayes. and bloomberg news white house correspondent margaret teleb. christian, i want to go right to you. essentially wikileaks, which is aiding edward snowden in his move, sort of, around the country, why has wickdy leaks chosen to essentially defy u.s. law to help mr. snoweden? >> let's make it clear first that in my mind mr. snowden is not a fugitive. he is an asylum seeker. he has a right in accordance with international law to seek an asylum and he should be protected in that process. and that's where wikileaks came in. we gave him assistance through our legal team that has for obvious reasons good expertise in extradition laws and international treaties and angles pertaining to that. secondly, we were acting as go-betweens between his legal team and mr. snowden and governments and officials when he was seeking asylum. >> there are extradition treaties, for instance between the united states and hong kong. right? there were legal sort of extradition treaties in place when he was in hong

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.k you for joining us on a fascinating, frustrating news night. tonight, on "all in" we know where he is, at least re we think we do. i'll tell you where we believe the nsa leaker edward snowden is holed up at this very minute and why the trouble this guy is causing u.s. government has only just begun. >>> plus president barack obama stood in the 93 degree heat today and delivered the speech al gore called the best ever on climate n

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.hank you for joining us. tonight on "all in", if you still possess the ability to be shocked by the corruption that crashed our economy, then you're going to be shocked by the report "rolling stone" has for us tonight. that's coming up. also a shocking turn of events on the house floor as the house speaker brings crucial legislation to the floor and watches it go down in flames. i'll tell you why what's bad for john boehner is good for the country.

hayes was sentenced to 16 years in life in state prison.eenager was charged for the death of osana futi. hayes killed huti because he had argued with a friend who is also a football player. >>> authorities released this picture of the suspect. they say he walked right into the sandwich shop around 5:20 yesterday, pulled out a gun and demanded money. police say he may also be responsible for an attempted robbery in san ramon. he's described as being white or latino. probably in his 20s, about 5'5" and weighing 130 pounds. >>> ins of the world tonight in syria, national tv says the american woman who was killed when security forces opened fire on a car. reports say she was fighting with a rebel group linked to al- qaida. she's the first american known to have died in the civil war. the woman's family in michigan identified her as 33-year-old nicole lin mansfield. they said she was not a terrorist but misguided. >>> another woman walked out of jail in mexico and right into her husband's arms. an arizona woman was released. 12pounds of marijuan

hayes? >> sure. >> mr. hayes? >> yes, senator. it is true that oil production in the gulf did decline because of the safety issues that arose and the need to upgrade our safety standards. the good news is that there's -- eia recently reported a very strong upward trend now in the gulf. the secretary mentioned a major discovery. there have been ten major new discoveries. there are now more than 50 rigs drilling in the offshore. the lease sales are very strong that we're having, that we've had in the central gulf and the western gulf. so we expect to be back to where we were and further. but there certainly was a time that we did a pause and increased the safety standard and changed the way we did business, and that did affect, we believe temporarily, production of the offshore. >> yeah, i'm sorry. i just wanted to clarify that, and shame it might come out of my time to put pressure on the secretary's children for grandchildren. [laughter] i regret that, but i'm going to be chairing later, and we can find out the whole story there.

hayes was sentenced to 16 years in life in state prison.he teenager was charged for the death of osana futi. hayes killed huti because he had argued with a friend who is also a football player. >>> authorities released this picture of the suspect. they say he walked right into the sandwich shop around 5:20 yesterday, pulled out a gun and demanded money. police say he may also be responsible for an attempted robbery in san ramon. he's described as being white or latino. probably in his 20s, about 5'5" and weighing 130 pounds. >>> in news of the world tonight in syria, national tv says the american woman who was killed when security forces opened fire on a car. reports say she was fighting with a rebel group linked to al- qaida. she's the first american known to have died in the civil war. the woman's family in michigan identified her as 33-year-old nicole lin mansfield. they said she was not a terrorist but misguided. >>> another woman walked out of jail in mexico and right into her husband's arms. an arizona woman was released. 12pounds of

have made seven arrests during an early morning raid to remove a group of activists occupying the hayes family farm site. a man was pulled from a tree a short time ago using a cherry picker to lift officers to the protest and take him out of the tree. police pulled a total of three people from trees. at issue is the land slated for development. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has an update in half an hour. >> reacting news in san joses police are investigating the 24th homicide of the year. matt keller joins us to tell us what happens. matt? >> the sun is coming up you can get a better view of the crime scene. the van is here and below it are markers, some evidence markers on the street where the officers are gathered. police got the 9-1-1 call at 12:30 arriving to find a man with multiple stab wounds taken to the hospital and died an hour later. police are not releasing his identity but officers believe he is 40. a neighbor said he has seen an increase in car thefts and graffiti but nothing like this. >> anything like this concerns me, you bet. we live in a gated community but it is