it is not just a california id. commissioner alan: i may call back at the attorney for jelly's. you asserted in your statements to the commission that the incident that was in front of this perspective suspension and basically the cause of this hearing for reconditioning the permit had nothing to do with an incident inside the venue. >> that is based on direct conversations and confirmation by the lead homicide inspector assigned to this case. it is not based on just my client review and videotape. it is based on the statement of the assigned homicide inspector. commissioner joseph had raised the point that the police investigations can be confidential and for that reason, the police can't declined to provide information. in this case, they have affirmatively and publicly given false statements to the press. it is incumbent upon them to correct them. it is entirely within your right to ask for the accurate information because they have stated openly that there were arguments that related to this incident, and that is not true. they have made those statements not just to the pres

we need to see your id. as you know, you cannot teach someone to read.in our case, everybody reads, everyone has some kind of -- president peterson wrot: you understand that when you run a business, you are liable for the employees' conduct. >> to the point where they were underage and they willi&&¥u sold -- the state or the city of san francisco gave him only a misdemeanor. maybe2if heñr gave in -- they e him a felony, they would think twice, or b or wind. president petersoncj5: i undersd -- >> nothing at all. he is not a blade, but we are blamed. we do not give him the cash right away. to leave him with the cash by himself. 5ethe first time we had that issue, it was my daughter's engagement, and we were busy, and somebody was cobain. nq feel like we were set up. gounod's? we are asking understanding. we have 14 employees who survive to pay their food and their families. thank you very much. president peterson -- commissioner swang: -- hwang: you have any evidence to support that claim? >> i know the first-aid i was in business, they gave it to me. .

without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan archives to discover before me that i had a fascinating history of displacement and transformations in various geographic setings. my book, ticket it ride, is a personal journey towards the past and the present. there is no one but many places i belong to: havana, dublin, mahon, barcelona, and since the lay 80's, the bay area. so thank you very much. . >> i'm going to do this in about 5 parts. i hope you will bear with me. first of all, i want to thank cross roads for i

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but the french government wants to use by a metric ids to prevent this from happening. -- biometric ids to prevent this from happening. the plan to send them back to bulgaria and romania. >> we understand the french government position. at the same time, which support the right of every romanian systems -- romanian citizen for freedom of movement within the european union. >> as the first plane landed in bucharest, the eu said member states have the right to take security measures against foreigners. it is a complicated situation, leaving these will let in disarray. -- leaving these roma in dissaray. >> germany's military says they do not intend to take discipline against colonel georg klein. that officer ordered an air strike in afghanistan that killed many civilians. taliban fighters and civilians around the trucks were killed when the were blown up. troubling news on the jobs front. monica has that story. >> the number of americans filing new weekly claims for jobless benefits has jumped unexpectedly to half a million, the highest level in nine months. the labor department says they

his id is not in our database. we do not have anything from him except his post office box and his name. when he went to the sunshine taskforce, he was submitting a complaint that he did not receive documents he had requested from us. the sunshine board told him he is supposed to request those departments -- those documents to the department of technology. he failed to do so and went to the sunshine board with a subsequent complaints about the same issue. it is stuff we have to deal with, and pay a lawyer to deal with. chairperson campos: anything else? >> and no, unless there is another question. chairperson campos: is there another member of the public? i have a card from mr. dixon. you can go as well, sir. you can go ahead. >> my name is gilbert francis. i have recently become affiliated with bay back. over three months, in that course of time, i have been amazed at what goes on in making films. i have always been to movies, but i have never even thought about making one. these people are very, as far as i am co

threat phoned in next on cbs 5 no id's on thur no id's on thur >> couric: >> couric: back now from afghanistan. as we continue our special coverage tomorrow, we'll hear more from the man president obama put in charge of the war here. in our first sit-down interview, we'll ask general david petraeus about his strategy for putting down the growing insurgency. and we'll show you the latest weapon being used to combat the most deadly enemy here-- i.e.d.s. they're called mclicks, and you'll meet more brave americans from the bomb disposal teams, including sergeant matthew jackson. he wears his heart under his sleeve. the molecular structure of explosives is tattooed on his arm. >> you have your tnt... >> couric: and we'll look at how women are faring in afghan society. freed from taliban rule, more girls and women here are seeking education and employment. now with the taliban making a comeback, they're under attack again. on her way to school, this 18- year-old had acid thrown on her face. tomorrow night, afghanistan: the road ahead. that's "the cbs evening news." i'm katie couric. i'll see you ag

next on cbs 5 no id thurs no id thurs >> five years ago tonight, hurricane katrina was taking aim at new orleans. three days later, it hit. today's cbs news poll asked americans if they think new orleans has recovered. more than half said no. but 63% of them said it will eventually. across the gulf region, 320 million trees were lost to katrina. now five years later, bit of green in new orleans are proof that recovery is growing. here's michelle miller. >> reporter: monique pelee is used to making special deliveries. but these days, the former new orleans mail courier is handling much bigger packages. her history with trees began when hurricane katrina changed new orleans' landscape for ever... >> complete and utter devastation. >> reporter: ...like so many others, monique felt despair in the face of so much destruction. >> i thought this is what armageddon looks like. hardly anything was standing, trees were just everywhere. >> reporter: she began sewing the seeds of her life's mission. she quit her job and sold her home to help. >> i don't have any carpentry skills but i know how t

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point we are not releasing id pending family notification. >> where do you have to go from here withhe vestigation? i know you are still interviewing kids. >> we will neighborhood canvas and pick up details from anybody that smythe have heard anything and we will map out where the point of impact was and photograph the scene and basically turn over every rock to make sure we don't miss any details. >> thinking about issuing a citation or recommending charges to the d.a. >> at this point we will wait until the investigation is complete and make that decision at the end. >> thanks so much police chief of danville steve simkins again a 19-year-old man dies overnight from alamo, hi id has not been released and still trying to decide on whether to file charges. >> in oakland four people were shot during a three hour period overnight. the latest shooting was on magnolia street but earlier police say a man was shot during an attempted robbery on 59th street. jade hernandez is atthe police station with more on the clues left behind at the scene of the third shooting, jade. >> reporter: that'

in the east c,d]bay upper 90s 98 degrees, id spots triple digits throughs, id c,d] south. bay triple digits as well. 103 santa clara 1013 aimed at fostering partnerships against violence in oakland. >> they are delaying $2.9 billion in payments to school districts and counties a month earlier than expected. lawmakers were notified yesterday of the need to make debt and pension payments as the impasse on the budget shortfall drags on school districts and counties will not be paid in september as planned in february they delayed the payments to help manage the cash flow. >> drivers with multiple de allies may face stiffer penalties if it would allow the courts to revoke driver's license for 10 years if he or she was convicted of three or more separate thank you offenses in the decade. baker revoke a drivers license for five years. it would allow 10,000 repeat offenders off the roads every year. 2008 they were187987 convections 910464 were third time offenders and 300 to. >> drivers may have more work at the gas pump and now that the state has ordered gas stations get rid of

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i showed him my id and he never asked me anything. he said you can't talk to my boss. before we left the house i have a piece of paper and the phone number where my wife is staying. he looked at his friend with the machine gun facing me and he said no. he never let me take the piece of paper off the table. i tried to make a move to see what they were doing and he raised to shoot. tavis: they are rounding people up who look like you. why do you think? is it because you were not raised here? >> this is like a war zone. this was a way of being [unintelligible] some of them come from iraq or afghanistan. he sought an iraqi terrorist. i don't know what his vision is. he treats me like he catch big head. the way they guy del with us was weird. tavis: they take you to a makeshift prison where? >> they had a station [unintelligible] [unintelligible] and soon we got there and there were three of us each one of us [unintelligible] soon we got to the van and one guy comes behind the wheel. what is going on? the only thing he can tell me is we are doing our job. we said -- the van

a lot of current temperatures in the low to id currently in livermore. headlines for the weekend. it's a mixed bag. we start off tomorrow once again with the fog. we're still going to call it mild. still plenty of upper 70s. isolated 80s in the forecast. sunday now, woed ked severin mo at 11:00 a.m., you can see those clouds. they start to push back. and by 22 the warmest areas until this area of high pressure builds in for sun and that's for tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. in the east bay. we're looking at 55. by 10:00 a.m., the sun starts to break up and temperatures in the upper 60s. meanwhile for the morning forecast for everyone, 49 in napa. 55 in shan jose from san francisco to headwood, shan jose and for the continuous, upper 6 to fog, but it looks like in the next week, upper 80s to near 90 degrees. we're really struggling to reach that 90-degree mark. only two the 90-degree days in june. unbelievable. >>> next, it's not the love boat, but it's $600 million. it's not bad. until until you see what's on board this thing. >>> if you haven't opted for overdraft protection with y

>> no, no necesitan id, no necestian nada >> bueno ya lo escucharon ustedes y tambiñn las mujeres embarazaasormación imporante. interrumple a celina y ahora a mi tambiñn. >> como es el tipo de inyecciones? >> híjole ya se fue. >> bueno garcias a molly que nos tienen información. vamos con cindy. >> vamos con el puente se quedó un vehículo. esta mañana el tráfico está lento. mientras que en otra ciudad se presentan retrazos. vamos a pronósitco spara los siguientes días. va a estar nublado. lkas altas serán de 70°. >> claro que si a abrigarse muy bien. el consul con información importante para usted. volvemos. cc1: >> esta viendo noticias y más. vamos a pasar a una información importante para los mexicanos que viven aquí. tenemos al consul de mñxico, david figueróa. de que se trata la semana laboral? >> es un evento muy importante. se inaugura la semana de derechos laborales esta semana conssite en la unión algunos despachos de abogados. algunas uniones lo que se busca es poder otorgar a quienes tienen interes de saber cuales son sus derechos federales. tener asistencia si consideran que han s

>> this showed his id from the mexican consulate. >> registration, insurance?ey do not have a driver's license it is predicted that they do not have insurance. when it is determined that it did not have license the vehicle would get towed. >> and you are arrested chicken get rested? >> and she told officers that she lost her license moving two weeks ago. >> and i understand that the you should not be driving a car. >> the driver, the passenger, and the baby were given a ride back to san rafael. >> and also, the spin wadriver s also driving without a license and she was not having a license and 20 07. >> this person had a warrant. >> put your hand on your head. >> stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> if you of a comment or a story idea? e-mail us at: peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com. >> a live look outside qamar roof cam from downtown san francisco cloudy skies over san francisco this afternoon. the fog rolls in and it is breezy but big changes in store in our forecast details coming up. ♪

. >> reporter: fearing retribution for not having a green card the family asked we id their identitied. the family ran from arizona and maricopa county sheriff, joe arpaio. >> what goes through your mind when you hear sheriff arpaio? >> terror. >> reporter: the father says he feels terror at the mere mention of the sheriff's name. he has been organizing raids in his county. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: the father says they were no longer taking walks to the park or the store. they were prisoners in their own home. that is when the family made the decision to leave. how difficult was that decision? very difficult, says the father. they had to leave everyone and everything behind. jobs, friends, family. [ speaking spanish snmdñr. >> reporter: the mother says leaving family behind is what hurts the most but they made that sacrifice for their children, a 12-year-old and her 18-year-old brother. >> i think it is incredible they won't give us -- in arizona for just us to have more opportunities to here. >> i find it incredible how much they actually care for us and they love us that the

police believe the victim's role shopping one of britain's happen to your id in each case the suspects the windows and rummage through the vehicles. several witnesses dis did see the suspects and their described as two white males in their early 30's wearing black clothing. both had shaved heads one suspect had a red goatee and a picture of a scottish church. the suspects were seen driving away in a gray older model vehicle possibly mosfet with the wave symbol in the back window. the second vehicle is a dark color vw passat it has four digits of the back license plate covered with tape. police have arrested three suspects in an attempted armed robbery in fairfield they tried to rob a natural storm to friday. this surveillance video from the scene that day. the robbery was spoiled when an employee pull out a gun and fired at one of the suspects police arrested a juvenile and 18 year-old who have tried to rob the store at third man was also arrested please believe he drove the getaway car. holden teenager who was killed yesterday is now believed to accidentally shot himself. oakland poli

stated that prisoners of war need only to answer for questions of name rank nationality and id number. four simple questions won't get you very far when you need answers to hundreds of questions a prison camp full of prisoners of war you only need to answer for questions is a useless prison camp. but there were no other rules. and leaders from countries who had citizens at guantanamo were worried prime minister. the first matter he brought up. was the swedish prisoner he was very forthright very frank and very concerned about. the situation seemed to be out of control. and. simply. what nobody knew was the president had written a letter. a letter that only the president's inner circle world where oh. in the letter he wrote that there was a new paradigm in the world and the rules were no longer defined by the u.s. but by terrorists this new world order got him thinking and after extensive discussions he came to the simple conclusion the geneva convention could not be applied to terrorists. and for that reason he came up with a new word for the prisoners at guantanamo unlawful combatant

if that is true there may be a number on the caller id or his twin brother right next to him when he was shot and killed may also know the person who called about the gas. there are no indications right now that that person who made the call has come forward. because of the retaliation factor in east oakland that may be one of the few ways police can catch his killer. >> even if we know who did it we wouldn't tell y'all though because it is not in the gang though, but if the police catch him, they catch him. if not you live by the gang, you die by the gang. >> it is not just friends and family members who have a lot of positive things to say about him. it is the family members at his school where he just graduated. from his track coach to his teachers nobody has anything bad to say about this kid. he was into atlet ticks and attended church. it is mystery why anybody would shoot him. police think they might have an idea who might have done it as well. >> 5:03. we have new details this mortgage about a decomposed body found near fremontful police think it may be connected to a cold ca

. >> the id was supposed to represent a new year and a new beginning, now they are the only photos left. >> i have my own two kids and he was like my first kid. i raised him before i had my kids. >> reporter: so his family is trying to hold it together. >> he was just a indicated. >> reporter: they admit he has had his run ins with the juvenile system and was committed to turning his life around. >> he was getting ready to get on the bus and go to the school. >> reporter: his grandmother was waiting, not wanting to be late, she called him saying bypass the bus. she would be there in five minutes. the family believed seconds after hanging up, he was ambushed. >> he was dead before he hit the ground. he still had his phone in his hand. i guess he was targeted because after he fell one of the guys stood over him and shot him a couple more times. >> reporter: at least one of those shots was to the heart. >> i saw a man run across here and he had a gun in his hand, he was between 25 and 30. >> reporter: the shooting happened in front of a bus load of passengers, police expect someone saw the

. >>> facing atlanta but they had other ids.andro and lanta they can't find the back of the net. it was almost a solo effort. she was knocking down everything that came her way. great day by solo and atlaa had a shot but it was a gimmeeko but could not make it. game ends in a 0-0 ti they will make the playoffs but just not today. >>> british open, youngest woman to win it. she ends up paring the hole. here a birdie putt on 18. slides by and she finishes ten other but she needs a five-footer and 21 years old younge woman ever to win three majors shooting a 37. >> fred couples and langer wound up tied. look at this. are you kiddi me? he gets a triple bogey and langer birdies a four shot swing. three unde 67, wins the second major of t yes, sir and couples finished two back. >> stuart appleby did it in the final round in west virginia. par 3, 18, he put a tee shot on it giving himself a shot at history. he would knock in th putt. three consecutive birdies to beat jeff overton by stroke. >> nascar in pennsylvania 500 at pocono, kurt

hurd is credit id with turning hp around, doubling its value after his five years as ceo. it will be interesting to see what happens tomorrow with hp stock. kimberly, nbc. >>> there's been talk of the hp curse, one departure after another as they were forced to adjust to new leaders. hurd was seen as stability after forcing out his predecessor, carly fiorina. hurd became chairman of the board after patricia dunn left following and investigation into board room leaks to the media. now the tech giant again finds itself in the same spot, looking for a new chief executive and chairman hoping to reassure investors their next pick will break that curse. >>> an issuing on a busy bay area freeway appears to be the result of road rage. the shooting happened just before 9:00 last night on interstate 680 and mckee road. according to chp, the driver of a white chevrolet trailblazer opened fire on a silver dodge durango hitting the vehicle four times. a passenger riding in the back seat was shot once in the back. the man said to be in his mid-20s was rushed to the hospital where author

it compares the image to the one the company has on file and allows members to leave their id cards at home and keeps unmembers from speaking in. >>> top financial officials told lawmakers that will delay paying until the state has enough money to pay bondholders. the state comptroller treasurer and finance director says the 90 day deferral would start next month and california's budget is now 54 days late for the governor and lawmakers are taught how to fill $19 million by the shortfall. >>> a federal judge suspended the guidelines that expended embryonic stem cell research. the judge ruled those guidelines violate a law that bans the use of federal funds to destroy human embryo is. the impact is unclear but the head of one transportation program says it would immediately disrupt work and at dozens of labs appeared several groups brought the lawsuit including night light christian adoption because people should adopt human embryos from fertilization clinics. >>> tomorrow for the first time ever in the indebted states eight muslim college will open its doors and they held -- a muslim c

i'm sure there were barnacles and mud on it, but the man's credit card, his college id and even a car key were all inside. >> laminate holds up well. >> amazing. the man said he's going to toss the wallet, not even keep it for good luck. >> he could just throw it back in. >> whatever. i'm lynn berry, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> few things in china are as revered as the panda. so when two of them in hong kong celebrate a birthday, it's a big deal. schoolchildren born on the same day joined in to sing happy birthday to the cute duo. they likely didn't share the panda birthday treat which is included a cake made of red apples, carrots and ice cream. >>> daredevils took to the skies in one competition in europe. pilots gave it their all in front of thousands of spectators at the final air race of the season at the euro speed way in germany. with flying speeds reaching up to 230 miles per hour, these heart stopping races aren't for the feint of heart but sure to please thrill seekers. >>> it can supply wood and cut a pretty cool bea

. >> imagine a wife by a service id that blanket san francisco bay. it means easy internet access even when you're out on the water. they say is happening now. >> the fog is moving back into the bay and will be back to our morning will you know how much. in world is more rain is expected to hit pakistan in an area already devastated by flooding. of thousand people have been killed. 1 million people they say have been affected one way. many of them homeless. april williams has more on the string of deadly storms. (applause) simple structures in this pakistan outside the shower or no match for heavy rains and floodwaters. (applause) you have to remember that the government and relief agencies are trying to help. the roadways and bridges washed away. they have two major fronts. related storms and flooding have also killed and dozens of neighboring afghanistan. a military say that not everybody is friendly and an afghan government is interested. they were in fact a program. >> put the effort that won hearts and minds. >> date would put it towards any thin

he is suspected of forging a german passport to help one of the men. 11 assassins used fake ids to travel to the by and check into the hotel in mumbai. -- travel to the mumbai hotel and check-in. >>> german media reports report that berlin has promised 4000 euros per family to the victims of an air strike in afghanistan. a german officer called in the air strike on fuel tankers hijacked by the taliban. 91 people were killed, 11 seriously injured, most of them civilians. lawyers representing the victims have yet to accept the offer, which is being labeled humanitarian aid to avoid legal disputes. >>> bp has started the next phase of its operation to stop the gulf of mexico oil spill, pumping cement into the blown out well as part of the static kill procedure to seal the wellhead. it has already pumped in heavy drilling mud, but that will not be the end of the operation. bp has resumed drilling two relief wells to reduce the pressure at that location. >>> germany has pledged 2 million euros to pakistan in the wake of devastating floods that have killed 1500 people. mass evacuations are unde

[applause] >> id raises an interesting -- that is really incredible. this practice has been going on for years and years of not providing lawyers. it is a sea change, and because of that, there will be thousands of people who will get counsel. one of the questions i have is as a journalist, how are you able to work with defense attorneys or public defenders to bring like to ordinary in justice salmon -- bring light to ordinary injustice? amy has written this book, and a cup of book award. -- it got a book award. [applause] how can defense attorneys or people who work in the system make that known and worked with journalists? >> i generally bring everybody out to lunch or to a bar or to both. journalists and police officers have this classic cold war, and there was even a cold war between defense attorneys and journalists -- certainly between prosecutors and reporters, and i find if i write a story they cannot just come back and say, this is wrong, and this is wrong. if they are faced with the fact i have busted my butt to get everything right and have

much, but the problem is that the customs agent approached me, and you all forgot your cards, your idcards, so aliens, if you could please come here and collect your cards, because you will get stock. there is one. thank you. thank you. they just blend right in, don't they? thank you. great, here he is. ladies and gentlemen, the mayor of san francisco. gavin newsom thank you all for coming out. -- mayor newsom: thank you all for coming out. i want to thank all of you for being willing to once again allow the city to try new things. it was not that many years ago that we could not put a peace sign up at the panhandle. we could not put a spider on top of city hall, and we could not even put a giant foot down at the embarcadero. folks, in san francisco, for all our progressive politics and our our progressive politics and our aggressive policies, there's

do i show my id. to the other man. the bailiff screen entrance is an important part of the show t.v. viewers must see that bailiffs are nice people and there's no need to be afraid of them as long as you follow the rules and pay your debts the papers have been served but that's not the end. bus. seats a little uncomfortable. but is there any bus when. the bus takes the debtors to see similar shacks. this is where these people have to move unless they start paying for utilities. in this house you will fix them up a little there's no central heating no water just a. real the scare tactics prove extremely convincing to people out of nine pay their debts on the spot if a person refuses to pay even after a tour of the shacks bailiffs go to their house to impound their property. refrigerator. dish unused. one thousand five hundred roubles while taking an inventory beginning his subordinates continue putting psychological pressure on the debtor the t.v. set cost seven thousand rubles but they appraise it it only seven hundred