kenneth mcguire. kenneth mcguire said he didn't know anything about elsa hernandez's case.e was lying to you. he knew it inside and out. ♪ (dialing) (recording): you have reached the voicemail of joanne connors. please leave a message, and i'll get back... it just connected me to joanne connors. so, mcguire has a direct line to elsa's foster mom. where the hell is this guy? hey, excuse me? you do know that this agency is under police investigation, right? i need to speak to mcguire right now! not five minutes from now. now! he was supposed to be back ten minutes ago. i don't know where he is. you call him. you need to make that phone call right now. right now. i tried. he's not answering. let's call him again. (cell phone rings) i'm happy for you, elsa. good things happen to good kids. a family like this, you'll never have to look back. (ringing continues) i don't know his license plate. do you know what kind of car he drives? some kind of lexus. a color? a model? i'm getting that information. does the car have a gps unit? does it have navigation? yeah, yes. okay. wolfe: th

kenneth mcguire. kenneth mcguire said he didn't know anything about elsa hernandez's case.e was lying to you. he knew it inside and out. ♪ (dialing) (recording): you have reached the voicemail of joanne connors. please leave a message, and i'll get back... it just connected me to joanne connors. so, mcguire has a direct line to elsa's foster mom. where the hell is this guy? hey, excuse me? you do know that this agency is under police investigation, right? i need to speak to mcguire right now! not five minutes from now. now! he was supposed to be back ten minutes ago. i don't know where he is. you call him. you need to make that phone call right now. right now. i tried. he's not answering. let's call him again. (cell phone rings) i'm happy for you, elsa. good things happen to good kids. a family like this, you'll never have to look back. (ringing continues) i don't know his license plate. do you know what kind of car he drives? some kind of lexus. a color? a model? i'm getting that information. does the car have a gps unit? does it have navigation? yeah, yes. okay. wolfe: th

mclliams, collins, and bik geney committed a robbery and kenneth harris was shot in the upper back. defense tried to create doubt, claiming the police investigation was flawed. while dna of williams was found by a mask and dna from all three of them were found on bandanas and gloves were located near the robbery scene, no witness tie them to the shooting of paris or the armed robbery of a nightclub. >> my defendant is excited. he wants to get this over. i am in this edition. i am glad they're taking as much time as they are going through everything. but i am also going for a quicker resolution rather than a longer resolution. >> he is extremely anxious. >> they will be back again tomorrow to continue deliberating. >> president barack obama is putting his support behind gov. martin o'malley. he spoke to a crowd of supporters at bowie state university. >> gov. o'malley has always impressed president obama, something many democrats across the country are free to do. today, president obama said thank you in a big way. president barack obama is on the campaign trail with his change agent

verdict offers some resolution to the tragic murder occurred of kenneth harris. his death in 2008 was part of the armed robbery of the new haven lounge. the jurors convicted 17-year-old jerome williams and 22-year-old charles mcganey on various charges. >> at the end, he did shake my hand and tell me thank you. >> prosecutors could not prove who pull the trigger. surveillance video capture the last moments that harris was alive. as he left the bar, the robbery was announced. harris led to his car and was shot in the upper back. the juror apparently did not believe another defendant, gary collins, was guilty. their surveillance video shows two men wearing bandannas and another wearing a mask entering the jazz club immediately after harris was shot. they robbed the place and then run down a hallway, exiting out a back door. the prosecutor argued all three of men conspired to commit robbery and all were equally guilty for what happened. >> i honestly believe that it was something that occurred only at the moment. >> this is one of the largest and most high-profile c

. >> reporter: john and gloria lost their son, kenneth, in the attack. >> kenneth was on opposite sidef the bulkhead where they had detonated and that's why he was just slaughtered so bad. >> reporter: after the attack, president clinton vowed the u.s. would hold the terrorists accountable. >> you will not find a safe harbor. we will find you. and justice will prevail. >> reporter: ten years later, that promise has gone largely unfulfilled. the u.s. did not strike back at al qaeda for the cole. despite exhaustive investigations, arrests and indictments of some of the terrorists responsible no one has ever been held accountable in an american courtroom. two suspects arrested in yemen within weeks of the bombing confessed. but later, escaped or were let go. the alleged mastermind captured by the cia in 2002, waterboarded and shipped to guantanamo, has never been prosecuted due to political deadlock over how to try accused terrorists. other families are frustrated. >> there's not been any justice for the cole, for that crew, for that ship. >> actions speak louder than words. >> reporter:

kenneth gibson reports. >> reporter: a housekeeper is dragging the governor's race in california intog whitman now on the gop ticket, who is dismissing accusations she knowingly hired the illegal immigrant and kept her for nine years. >> these allegations are completely untrue. they lack any merit whatsoever. this is truly a political smear. >> reporter: whitman claims she hired nicky diaz santa lean only after getting proper documents and fired her last year when she revealed she was in the country illegally. >> when she confessed to us she falsified her hiring documents and records way back in 2000, we were surprised and shocked. >> now comes the smoking gun. >> reporter: moments after whitman spoke she held a news conference with her toern, gloria allred, who presented a 2003 letter from the federal government notifying the whitmans that she might be an illegal immigrant. according to her, her husband told the housekeeper to deal with it. >> we conclude that they didn't return the 2003 letter because they wanted to continue to employ an undocumented worker. and she was easier to ex

sam rockwell plays kenneth waters, betty ann's brother who spent 18 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. and tony goldwin who directed "conviction," this terrific movie, it opens october 15. such stories aren't just the subject of movies. joining us here in los angeles and in dallas, are 12 men all wrongfully convicted of crimes, jailed and ultimately freed. the dallas county district attorney who plays the central role in their new lives is with us too, and they'll be watching along with you. we'll hear some of their stories a little later in the hour. let's first take a look at a scene from "conviction." >> this is what i'm going to do, i'm going to stop by trying to get a ba after i take the stupid ged test, and if i can get that far, there's no guarantee i'll even get in, i'll apply to law school. but it's going to take a long time, a really long time and i might be 80 years old before i finally become a lawyer and even then i still don't know if i can finance it. but you have to promise me you'll never try to kill yourself again, because if you do -- just don't. >> la

although two of the defendants were considered to be guilty of kenneth's murder, we still feel that justice was served and this will not bring him back, so that's the pain that we'll have to live with for the rest of our lives. >> the jury split over who should be held responsible for harris' death. charles mcganey and jerome williams were convicted of killing harris and rob be dozens of people at gunpoint. 22-year-old gary collins was acquitted of murder and convicted of the robberies. >> clearly they ultimately agreed on a verdict but i do think that some of the jurors in their heart of hearts were not satisfied with the outcome. >> . >> the prosecutors say they saw it differently. they felt that the dna found in a mask that was used in the robbery was more than enough in a conviction for all three even though the jury said otherwise. >> our strongest piece of evidence was the dna evidence. it was the evidence that was challenged most vigorously by the defense, and it's gratifying to know that the jurors listened to our explanation for all the evidence, for the challenges to the evidence,

kenneth waters, you're under arrest. you need to come with us. >> can't we wait until after the funeral? >> that's okay. just take care of man dye. okay, i'm coming, i'm coming. >> please, can't this wait? >> what's that for? >> just until after the funeral? >> oh, my god. give us a break over here. >> kenneth waters, you're under the arrest for the murder of katarina brown. >> you let me go two years ago? >> we got you now. >> is that a hard scene to do? >> it always takes a lot of focus in a scene like that, it's surreal, you try to imagine that happening. >> did you watch the filming? >> i watched a lot of the filming, i was there for most of it. >> larry: did it feel funny? >> very funny, and you never know how it's going to end up because i see how hard they work, they can work 14 hours to do one minute of a scene and i'm like you don't know which minute will be on the screen later. >> larry: tony said they take some liberties, is there a lot? or is it pretty much true to form? >> pretty much true to form. the only

witnesses include kenneth feinberg. other witnesses include scholars and consult on exhibit in the compensation. while we wait, discussion from the "washington journal is morning's "washington journal" on the tarp oversee -- oversight hearing. ted kaufman was appointed to the post by harry reid. elizabeth warren resign to be an adviser to the new consumer financial protection bureau. . . [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> the meeting at the congressional oversight panel will now come to order. >> my name is ted kaufman. i am the chairman for the congressional oversight panel for the troubled assets relief program. i want to begin by drinking my fellow panelists for the work they have done. -- by thanking my fellow panelists for the work they have done. it really is remarkable what the panel has done. tarp has been among one of the most controversial programs in government history. i hope to help carry our work forward in that spirit. we are

. >> kenneth trabajan con inmigrantes dicen que los aumentos no puede llegar en el momento. >> hay unaja, pero justificarla, no es demasiado sencillos. >> un fuerte tornado azotÓ el condado de texas. algunos medios reportan por lo menos cuatro heridos. >> las diÓcesis católicas de san diego california, liberÓ documentos que detallan los aÑos de abusos sexuales del sacerdote que derivÓ a un acuerdo de casi $ 200 millones. asÍ lo confirmÓ el abogado de las vÍctimas, quien precisÓ que el archivo liberado, dice que unos 48 sacerdotes de la diÓcesis estÁn incluidos en la investigaciÓn. >> acrecentÓ 59 se elevó la cifra de muertos por el cÓlera en haitÍ. se logrÓ reducir a sólo seis el nÚmero de muertos en las Últimas 24 horas. sin embargo, el paÍs vecino, repÚblica dominicana, estÁ alarmado. >> el caos impera en la frontera dominicana, y ante el temor que la epidemia de cÓlera se propone a este lado de la isla, el gobierno tomÓ severas medidas cerrando provisionalmente los pasos fronterizos. >> hoy a las ocho de la maÑana de todo el paÍs, que no tenemos... >> preocupado por la epidemia que

reminded jurors, this is not a capital case saying quote, the only one facing a death penalty was kenneth harris at the courthouse jeff hager abc2 news. >>> native mario is sinking a different opportunity after getting into a blow up with his mother. they got into an argument which led to r&b singer mario barrett pushing his mother. she said she hit her head on a wall. she said she feared for her life and he is now charged with second degree a salt. today the state of maryland began a crackdown on the talk behind the wheel, talking on the phone while driving is a secondary offense. they will have to pay up, $40 offense and $100 penalties for subsequent violations. >>> maryland is in compliance with the sex offender notification act. it will make it harder for them to avoid registering if moving to another state or declaring themselves homeless. >>> this time it is nasa workers who will have casualties. they are laying off 1200 workers many who have been there since 1980s. 1,400 workers were let go. the layoff comes despite a 19 billion-dollar budget which extends the retirement date to th

the attorney told jurors dna evidence shows her client did not commit the murder of kenneth harris or the robbery of the new haven lounge. she claims the dna of one witness to the robbery mirrored the dna of her client. jurors had already heard testimony that collins' blood was found on a bandanna and gloves. >> actually his dna was never found on any item. because he was standing here is one of the victims, because those to mirror their dna, nine out 13 places have the exact same numbers. transference occurred, and that is why it appears that mr. collins' dna is on the item. >> the prosecutor told jurors surveillance video and dna from to the men was found on bandannas and latex gloves. the defense does not think the prosecution proved its case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> the state simply analyze everything the defense said, which in my opinion, begs the question. the question is, had he proved your case beyond a reasonable doubt? i think the state did not do its job. >> the prosecutor argued that the lives of the three men are not at stake, because it is not a death penalty case.

kenneth jeng. >> good morning, commissioners. i am an attorney. i first became interested in serving this commission with two cases. a physician was put into a prison facility on the east coast. we were able to obtain a settlement for him, as he was denied medical care and other rights, as an immigrant in the country. the second was in immigrant court. the family is currently in the process of removal proceedings. although it is not my primary job to work in progress service, i believe my service could provide a unique legal perspective to the commission. supervisor campos: thank you. next, teresa chee. >> hello and good morning, commissioners. i stand before you seeking a seat in the commission. dealing with immigrant issues is not an option. it is not a one day a week meeting or a monthly volunteer the opportunity. it is part of my everyday life, ever since i was old enough to cover and english language. currently, i am part of the chinese democratic american club and other associations. as a registered nurse, i will never forget my inspiration.

. >> kenneth and ken, sunshine and high clouds and dense fog and even a few light showers earlier this morning. right now on the maps, live stormtracker 2, the bulk of shower activity, primarily to our east, around yosemite and around modesto as well. we have seen a little bit of activity, primarily moving into the immediate coastline, closer to point arena. a look outside right now, we can show you this, looking out towards from san rafael to the bridge. currently san rafael in the 60s. so far as temperatures from today, most areas warmed up on average 3-6 degrees from he yesterday's highs. san francisco, 65 degrees and antioch at 87 and san josi at 77 and morgan hill, 89 degrees. an interesting weather partner. a area of low pressure that has been stationary for the past couple of the days, drawing up moisture and generating showers in southern california. it will continue to be a factor tomorrow moving from the north to east. so we introduce the slight chance of showers for the higher terrain. bulk of the activity is to the south and east of the region, but a slight chance in the ba

kenneth feinberg is his name, and we first met him when he was asked by the government to adjudicatevictims fund, to place a monetary value on each of the almost 3,000 lives that were lost. and there were the agent orange victims, and the virginia tech massacre victims, and now, in sheer numbers, the biggest headache of all, compensating the thousands and thousands of angry people affected by the b.p. oil spill. feinberg's been holding town meetings for weeks now in the gulf states, where, armed only with his reputation and a $20 billion pot of money, he calls for patience and accepts all blame. >> kenneth feinberg: i don't care what b.p. did before... no more b.p... blame me. don't blame b.p. anymore. >> safer: feinberg may be perceived by most americans as the fairest in the land, if not for looks, then surely for his judgment. but to the shrimpers, oystermen, boat captains, restaurant and hotel owners, and their employees-- all of whose lives and livelihoods have been completely upended-- he is seen as a penny-pinching scrooge when they wanted a beneficent santa claus. >> we had k

certainly wilma parker had an impressive presentation, comments from the president helped, kenneth jeng, also an impressive background. i used to be in private practice and i think it is great that an individual in private practice does the kind of pro bono work that you are doing. i encourage you to continue to do that. that said, i will be supporting today teresa chee, not to take anything away from the other applicants, but on balance, the community support that we saw here today is impressive. i think that is also something that should be taken into account. i would make a motion that we recommend for seat 1 vera haile, seat 3 teresa chee, seat 9 elaha enssani. thank you. without objection. please call item no. 4. >> item 4. hearing to consider the quarterly reports of the shelter monitoring committee. supervisor campos: this is an important item, the report from the shelter monitoring committee. before i turn it over, let me say that we asked the department heads for the various agencies involved to be present here today. i know that one director could not be here because of prior

inspector kenneth mckeel runs the n.y.p.d. realtime crime lab. >> we always teach step back, look at what you you have at the crime scene. there's more a picture than meets the eye. do cops make good art critics? >> they're terrific. they're so smart and so observant. they do it every day, and often they see things that art historians don't always notice. >> reporter: or in some case they may just see things a bit differently. >> the female sitting up on top actually has her hands behind her and almost looks like she was handcuffed. >> reporter: fg, siegz up a sergeant is not their usual task. this is not at all a realistic scene of something you will see on the beat. >> oh, no, it's getting our mind evaluating, annualing different things, looking deep into things. >> reporter: already in its fifth year, herman credits the course with helping to solve at least a couple of cases. as detectives have combed crime scenes more carefully or reexamined evidence. >> it gives us some extra culture. >> reporter: seth doane, cbs news, ne

attorney kenneth feinberg is in charge of dispensing $20 billion to oil spill victims.he says program is bogged down by the volume of claims and that many of them are inflated and contain false information. 98,000 people have applied for compensation. victims say their lives were destroyed when the rig exploded sending 200 million gallons of oil spewing into the gulf of mexico. >>> in washington, a one day summit on community colleges. president obama says they are america's unsung heros in the education system. >> may not get the credit they keserve and may not get the same resources as other schools but they provide a gateway to millions of americans to good jobs and a better life. >>> the president says new program will hook students up with possible employers for training. oak brook based mcdonalds and other employers including the gap have signed on to create job shadowing programs. nurs poll shows a majority of americans 71% believe it is better for some students to go to community colleges instead of a four year school. the president's goal is 5 million more comm

defense department has nominated marine corps major general kenneth glock as the new military commander in okinawa, japan. on thursday the department said glock will also head the third marine expeditionary force, marine corps bases japan and marine forces japan. he is a former helicopter pilot and served as the deputy commander of the marine corps in okinawa from 2003 to 2005. he's currently the director of operations and logistics for the u.s. africa command. his nomination shows the u.s. is looking for an officer who's familiar with okinawa. the picking of glock comes as japan and the u.s. deal with relocation of the u.s. hamah reason corps air station in okinawa. >>> authorities in haiti suspect an outbreak of cholera has killed at least 135 people in recent days. the caribbean nation is still struggling to rebuild after a devastating earthquake earlier in the year. more than 1,000 people have flocked to hospital in the port city of st. mark 100 kilometers of the capital port-au-prince after developing high fevers and severe diarrhea. many have been treated outdoors because of a lac

let's go to public defender kenneth. ken, tell us. you are in fresno. first of all, what is it like in fresno? [laughter] and tell us about this battle that you have been going through where, you know, it almost sounds like a horror movie where they are going after you with a buzz saw and at the same time, they have used contract attorneys to try to undercut the work that your office does. >> well, the problem in fresno, it is hot. trezz know is hot of course in the -- fresno is hot of course in summertime. it is hot all the time for me. i think the problem just mentioned right now is disparity in the funding theme as opposed to the ore parties involved in the criminal -- other parties involved in the criminal justice system. most of the funding agencies for us is almost 100% from the county. while the prosecution has the benefit of grants. in fact, i believe the district attorney might have at least half of their budget is provided by grants. that is not provided to the indigent defense providers. federal grants are almost all directed toward prosecuti

the browns hired a lawyer, kenneth eric trent, to fight back. when trent requested a key piece of paper, called the mortgage assignment, he noticed something odd: the document, from mortgage electronic registration systems, or mers, was signed and witnessed. but the actual signatures of those supposedly different people were exactly the same. >> it's not the sort of thing you can brush off. how can you have two different people with the same signature? on a document with the importance of this one, which is essentially bestowing the right upon the plaintiff who's suing my client, to take his home? >> jeff: trent had stumbled into what we now have come to know as "robo-signing" of key mortgage documents. >> obviously, this is an important document. it's the essence of the case. if they hadn't produced a document like this, or a similar instrument, i would be entitled to summary judgement, and they would not be able to take my client's home. >> jeff: as it turns out, the signers of the document weren't mers employees. they were workers at a law fi

and her two children, the jury's verdict offers some resolution to the tragic -- tragic murder of kenneth harris. jurors convicted 70-year-old jerome williams and 22-year-old charles mcganey of felony murder -- 17-year-old jerome williams. mcganey's attorney described as his client's reaction. >> shock. he almost could not speak. he did shake my hand and tell me thank you. >> prosecutors said they could not prove mcganey r. collins pull the trigger. surveillance video capture the last moments that harris was alive. as he left the bar, the robbery was announced. harris led to his car and was shot in the upper back. the jury did not believe another defendant, gary collins, fired the fatal shot. collins was acquitted of murder but was found guilty of conspiracy, assault, and gun violations. the surveillance video shows two men wearing bandannas at another wearing a mask entering the jazz club immediately after harris was shot. they robbed the place and then ran down a hallway, a sitting out a back door. the prosecutor argued all three men conspired to commit a robbery and all three were equa

kenneth shobric. phong wong. hector verdusco. kenny ward. luis montoya. san frd short. that is it. please come up. you have two minutes each. >> hello. my name is jose, i'm an internet for better performance for youth. now that i'm here, i would appreciate the jammers resolution to be passed here in san francisco. jammers stands for joint advertising marketing research studies. basically they collect information from social networking, credit cards d.m.v., etc., and sell it to the military for the recruiting process. thanks for your sort support in helping protect student privacy. >> thank you everyone, for being here tonight. i work with bay peace and i'm from bosnia, which was in war with serbia through 1990 and 1995. they made every single adult male fight in the war and many families left bosnia because it was unsafe and ruined so they couldn't pursue their dreams. because of that, i want every young adult to have a choice to opt out of jammers and pursue their dreams. thanks for listening to us and thanks for being the third district to vote yes for the jammers resolution. >>