. >> john walker lynn, jose padilla, richard reed, abdul tall ab. all were found guilty in the u.s. and all sent to president. the attorney general's debate over how to seek justice in the cases is quietlying put to rest. is he right? are americans ready to see a steady stream of the pursued take advantage of these? karen greenburg, the director of the center on national security law at fordham law school, and in washington, davis, the chief prosecutor of the guantanamo bay military trials. karen, how has it become working in recent shears, those cases that have been tried stateside in the federal court system? >> these trials have gone forward without much problem. there have been a number of difficult issues, including that will stopped the trials and halted them from time to time, but not in a way that was defin sieve. juries are satisfied. and judges satisfied. and the prosecutors and the attorneys play their role. there's no reason they can't be held in civil courts, and the trial of abu maz are a is just one more way how it begins, hown the verdicts get delivered. >> now, you

padilla. secretary of state. . >>> welcome back. >>> san jose police want your help.he robbery was all captured on on camera and tara moriarty joins us with this video police want everybody to see and they are hoping it leads to an arrest. >> reporter: it opens in the next hour and a half and it is located near this area and shows the rob better yelling and swearing at everybody but police have not found the suspect which is why they are releasing the video. >> open the register right now, now! >> the surveillance shows a dark hooded man with a shotgun yelling at everybody to get on the ground and whacked one of the customers in the face with a gun making him get on the ground. gunman demanded the clerk open the register and she did not want to be identified out of fear. >> i opened the register and ran on that side and he tried to grab it but he could not grabbed it but then he go get me over there to come back. >> give to me, then! >> the robber ends up grabbing the cash and runs into a silver looking set tap. he weighs 160 to 190 pounds. if you recognize the thief

padilla. secretary of state. >>> that hidden cash taking over twitter landed in san jose today, a donor has been leaving cash in the bay area since friday. today, the donor tweeted he wanted to show the south bay love. and the treasure hunters were out, doing just about anything to get the cash. >> how fast are you going? >> above 80. >> we're going to fight it into the next location. >> it was an early start with a half dozen drops today. >> the man behind the hidden cash twitter phenomenon promised to move south today. the first tweet arrived at 8:44 a.m . picture of a fire hydrant. >> chasing the story, dozens chase the cash across the street on a fire hydrant. >> who got there first? >> money to the wife. >> the energy had $135 inside of it. and a message on the outside love you, san jose. >> too late, huh? . >> i had to notify me. i was here probably in five minutes. >> talking to alex tweeting another clue behind a tree we saw dozens of people rummaging looking high and low for a long time. no one found an envelope. then a worker found it almost immediately. but didn't want publicity. >> did you know she'

padilla. secretary of state. . >>> there is new information involving a deadly accident at a san jose construction site. a 48-year-old man fell 3 stories and died as he was unloading sheet rock. cal-osha confirms there was a railing on the building but it wasn't high enough. they don't know how the man fell. work has been stopped and will not resume till the railings are fixed. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. the best of the best in counter terrorism in the middle east and the only american unit that attendicide in the bay area. -- attended is a team in the bay area. they did not come home empty handed. >> reporter: live gunfire at the training center in jordan. warrior games is what it is called. the teams 30 plus, including china, canada, iraq, afghanistan and america. >> when they got to their position they had oengage a moving sniper target -- had to engage a moving sniper target. >> reporter: the u.s. team finished in the top 20. china took the top spot and now they are back home after a 10 day trip battling the best in the world. >> shooting for moving vehicles. using helicopters. >> reporter: they train on

padilla. secretary of state. . >>> now at noon, more jobs to fill for san jose's police department. the new rules that prompted even more resignations. >> a man run over at a san francisco gas station. how the bizarre scene unfolded and the arrest police made. >> in the wake of the isla vista tragedy, the change state lawmakers are considering regarding the mentally ill. . >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. a bay area police department already reeling from officers leaving has gotten hit again. ktvu has learned four more san jose police officers resigned this week, shortly after learning details of the city's revamped disability policy. ktvu's katy utehs is live in san jose, where she talked with one of the officers who decided to leave. this afternoon, katy. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. the officer i spoke with has been with the department for 22 years. he says it all comes down to the promise that if he's injured while working as an officer, his family will be taken care of. he says with the new policy, it's unclear whether or not that would happen. as of last friday, th

padilla. secretary of state. here in san josethe for more officers had been resignations this week adding to ongoing a departure recent pension reform efforts this regulation come to changes with disability effort the policies. injuries on the job and the nine permanent disability officers would be of good up to another job within the city which they say would compromise their ability to provide for their families long-term security. >> : 17 year-old lance corporal home said tonight but allegedly kidnapped her and forced her to print to prostitution behind bars. one-year-old chester brown mug shot the victim to as motel 6 and stockton last week to put it repeatedly has sex with the girl and threatened to kill her if she didn't prostitute herself it local 911 on sunday officers arrived this say brown with three other underage girl including a 14 year-old girl missing from san francisco police say the 14 year-old teaching the other girls how to be prostitutes. >> : in san francisco man sustained injuries at the in the hospital afte

padilla. secretary of state. and i cast your ballot and get free airline and dispensaries in san jose its members to bring and 44nce which clubs participating no initiative regarding medical marijuana on the tuesday ballot but the second l.a. can a big coalition says it wants to motivate members that have a say in who runs the city of san jose. the there's several council members who running for mayor and they are part of the problem and it had lack of regulations and mesencephalon a for past five years to watter venture covers running the city now somebody that will treat this with some sort of respect and provide regulation we can all work with. scums a city council getting ready to talk about a new zoning proposal for the club's tonight at 6 you hear about the questions being raised about whether this unusual and could up the vote campaign as we go. level got set up this afternoon from the golden gate bridge is a low cloud still hanging around sunshine on the distance is will be not bad below cloud coverage was real slow clear today. did not clear off the coast so imagery right now fog of the north bay, at th