ahmed abu khatallah's court appointed attorney concedes he should stay locked up until trial but she described her client not as an anti-american terrorist but as an enemy of gadhafi who to the the regime. report -- who to the the regime. >>> san francisco police have broken up an illegal fireworks operation days before the 4th of july. they say 18-year-old eric yang was running the operation out of a cafe on grant street in chinatown. he had a 15-year-old boy retrieve the fireworks from a storage place. police say they confiscated about 100 illegal fireworks that were being sold for $10 apiece. >> we're talking about a destructive device, whether it's called an m 1-000 or an m- 80, it's strong. you could lose a hand or an arm. it's very drugs. >> prosecutors are charging the 18-year-old with felony possession of explosives and child endangerment. >>> hayward police will start to use small body-mounted video cameras to record their encounters with the public before the end of the year. the city council approved buying the cameras that attach to an you an officer's uniform or glasses

the judge ruled ahmed abu khatallah will stay in federal custody until his trial. prosecutors say he is a substantial threat to u.s. security. the attack in benghazi killed the u.s. ambassador to libya and three other americans. khatallah faces life in prison but prosecutors are expected to ask for the death penalty. >>> the leader of isis, the islamic state "islamic state of iraq and syria" is calling for muslims to build an islamic state and challenge the wrongs done to muslims worldwide. the u.s. is now deploying apache helicopters and drones to iraq. it's part of a mission to protect u.s. personnel at the baghdad embassy and the airport. >>> burger king celebrates gay pride how they are sending a message of acceptance. >> and the botanical gardens in the east bay are green. how gardeners are conserving water during the drought. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> you know, steph, i saw some beautiful raspberries in the market this morning. prices are great on them and the quality is good so i said, let's make something and you had a great suggestion. >> we paired it up with

ahmed abu khatallah is about to leave. in that courtroom today. >> this was a pretrial dedeposition hearing and a judge approved pretrial detention at the government's request. the lawyer did not object. although she complained the government has not yet presented any evidence to show that her client was involved in the benghazi attack. that was an interesting turn of events in the court hearing today. he did look, you know, a little subdued. he was very quiet. didn't speak at all during the hearing. he looks like he was taken a shower. was able to get a comb through his hair. he still had a long beard and long hair, but he looks a little different from when he first appeared here in court on saturday, john. >> he's expected to leave the courthouse, shortly. what are the next steps from here, evan? >> well, the next steps, they have a few more hearings set up for the next few weeks before this trial begins. we don't expect that it will begin for another few months. the government, it says that they are going to present add

ahmed abu khatallah appeared at brief detention hearing in washington. prosecutors say the evidence included eyewitness statements and comments made by khatallah himself. we're coming right back. stay with us. . >>> there's no presidential address on unemployment, but he's all over illegal immigrants. reagan economic adviser arthur laffer on the obama economy. we'll be here at lifelock doing our thing: you do your swipe from anywhere thing, watching out for your identity, data breach or not. get lifelock protection and live life free. shinglesthe blisters tremendously as a pilot. and the pain in my scalp area and down the back of my neck was intense. it would have been virtually impossible in that confined space with the rash to move to change radio frequencies. i would just stop and literally freeze up. i mean it hurt. i couldn't even get up and drive let alone teach somebody and be responsible in an airplane. when my doctor told me that shingles came from the chickenpox virus i was very surprised. for two weeks i sat up in bed because i couldn't lay do

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provided access only to limited evidence that morning and the government drew conclusions about khatallah's role in the terrorist attack that killed four americans without providing facts. seasoned national security lawyers say the prosecution will present challenges. >> the crime scene is over in another country that's still not a place where the fbi can collect evidence. how do you bring witnesses from libya? how do you swear libyan witnesses in? it will be interesting. >> today the court documents made it clear the evidence supports allegations of premeditated terrorism with no mention of protest or the role of a video. >> thank you. >>> also developing tonight while a surge of illegal immigrants continues to pour across the border, tensions are rising in the u.s. just yesterday, protesters who were waving american flags blocked buses carrying illegals from reaching a processing center in california. william longeness has details. >> reporter: the protest is some americans' way of oh telling the administration this policy of releasing illegal immigrant families into the u.s. is unaccepta

ahmed abu khatallah arrived at the hearing, prosecutors charged him in connection with the 2012 attack that killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens. prosecutors said the defendant gave statements corroborating key facts and told the judge there are witnesses and evidence linking him to the attacks. ahmed abu khatallah's attorney agreed that he should remain in custody till the trial but she described him as a enemy of moammar gadhafi. >>> a man dress in a nun's habit and beaten by a group of people. >> i think it is something that is more and more a sport. >> a mild pattern today. temperatures chieftain 4th of july. -- shift into 4th of july. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. female announcer: sleep train's 4th of july sale dit's going out...with a ban

prosecutors say khatallah poses a substantial danger to the u.s. and has close relationships with extremist groups in libya. he is charged with taking part in the 2012 attack in benghazi, libya. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed there. stevens was from alameda county and graduated from uc-berkeley. >>> time now is 5:10. still to come on the program this morning, summer camp on a boat? in our "cool school" feature why these kids are learning while they are sailing on the bay. coming your way. >> and it's official, arthur has been promoted to a hurricane. the first in the atlantic this season. what folks on the east coast are doing to prepare for landfall. >> and we will take a closer look at arthur and let you know where he is headed. plus, the weather in the bay area, will we have some nice weather for the 4th of july? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and want to get around the 280 closure in san francisco? give mass transit a try. so far everything is on time for bart, ace, muni and caltrain. we want to know what dr

the government is laying out against khatallah.is standing by with more. >> this seems to be a clear conflict between the documents that describes the benghazi assault as hatred of the u.s. and the u.s.'s explanation that it was a spontaneous response. some suggest the plot was hatched even before the protests began in the middle east and north africa. in the days after the attack on september 11th, 2012, the defendant voiced concern and opposition to the presence of an american facility in benghazi. khatallah knew the people he was helping would attack the state department consulate and the cia an ex-on september 11th. >> the limited sort of place holder indictment that we've seen so far puts a lie to the administration's talking points about a spontaneous video and all the rest of it. i mean, this is 180 degrees from the administration's first talking points. >> on the strength of their case, the government prosecutor seemed to tip his hand today, stating there are novel legal issues to prosecuting the case here in washington. gi

. >>> khatallah pled not guilty. prosecutors say he conspired and participated in the attack that killed four americans. defense lawyers argue the defense department did not provide enough evidence. >>> army soldiers who served with bergdahl haven't been contacted in the probe. two former sergeants say they have been waiting to speak with investigators. he was captured by the taliban and held for five years until a controversial prison swap last month. >> they have been accused of -- u.s. investigation services secured a $190 million contract to operate the security system. it's required they accept the lowest bid unless the company had been suspended or barred. >>> the congressional committee and homeland security talking about the illegal immigration crisis. governor rick perry will testify a day after inviting president obama to visit the border to see the crisis himself. they are plagued by a skyrocketing number of children crossing the u.s. without their parents. emotions coming to a head in california where pro

armed guards were on the streets as a caravan brought ahmed abu khatallah to d.c. detainment hearing was 30 minutes. prosecutors say he poses a substantial danger to the u.s. he is charged in taking part in the attack on in the embassy in benghazi. ambassador chris stevens was killed. >>> jurors in the bryan stow case say they are deadlocked but the judge has ordered them to keep at it. this was the fifth day of deliberations. bryan stow seeking nearly $40 million from the dodgers and the team's former owner. his lawyers argue that poor security was a factor in the beating outside of dodger stadium. stow's family says he will need round the clock care for the rest of his life. we are keeping tabs on late developments at the courthouse in los angeles. >>> look at your cell phone bill. it could be crammed with bogus charges. >> and a marmot run amok in san francisco. behind bars tonight, the fundraiser that will send him home. >> if you haven't made your 4th of july plans, go to website, kpix.com for a complete list of shows and community celebrations, go to kpix.com

attorney's office says ahmed abu khatallah was motivated to take part in the attack by his ideology. the 2012 attack killed christine and three other americans. >>> the first named tropical storm of the season is gaining strength offer the coast of florida right now. crew members of a cargo ship were rescued because of it. as marlie hall reports, people on board needed medical attention after coming down with food poisoning. >> reporter: one by one crew members of a south korean cargo ship were lifted into a coast guard helicopter. in all, 19 people were pulled off about three miles off cape canaveral, florida after coming down with what's believed to be food poisoning. the number of victims made for a complicated rescue. >> even with reconfiguring the aircraft we don't have that enough room to carry people so we launched two aircraft with mostly empty cabins. >> reporter: the decision to rescue the sickened crew members from the anchored ship was made after another threat was growing in these waters. tropical storm arthur, the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season, was

battlefield not recognized by the geneva convention, what do we continue to do like the gentleman khatallah we brought back from libya, we get them constitutional rights and lawyered up. neil: i think we're way too politically correct, we should file impeachment charges against the president. i understand your frustration, though. i'm saying -- >> my frustration, my frustration is very narrowly defined with the president, because i see a national security threat. and that's why i see high crimes and misdemeanors. when the president of the united states of america makes a unilateral decision to release five senior members of the enemy while the enemy is engaged in combat operations against us, that's providing material, comfort and aid to an enemy. that's aiding and abetting. neil: i'll respectfully disagree with you, i can do so because you are remote. if you were in person, you would hit me. i feel safe right now. i pushed time now. i am overly concerned about this incredible political incorrect environment which we live and now how the media is signing onto it with one of the biggest cris

security was tight when abu khatallah was brought to a federal courthouse in washington, d.c.. the attack on september 11th, 2012 that killed chris steve squnz -- stevens and three other americans. >>> on wall street, trading was mostly flat today but we still saw a new record. the dow gained 20 points to close at an all time high. it's still shy of the 17,000 mark. nasdaq was a fraction lower today. they're open for a half day of trading tomorrow and closed on the 4th. >>> a cheerleader at texas tech says she's receiving death threats after posting pictures of herself on facebook posing next to animals she apparently hunted in africa. 19-year-old kendall jones showcases a number of her apparent kills including a lion she supposedly brought down with a bow and arrow. she also claims to have killed a leopard, elephant, and hippo. she apparently has hopes of starring in her own reality tv show on the sportsman channel. the backlash comes from supporters of animal rights and opponents of big game hunting. >>> an update on a large rodent that was on the loose in san francisco. >> a

khatallah has been charged in the attack.oining me live outside the courthouse is justin report -- justice reporter evan perez. >> at this courthouse right behind me, he's going to have a pretrial hearing. now the government filed some documents last night that says he is a flight risk and that if released until he stands trial in the next few months, obviously, he would probably flee. he was found with an armed -- with a loaded handgun when he was detained a couple of weeks ago, and so this hearing today will decide obviously whether or not he will be held by the federal government until he stands trial in the next few months. >> prosecutors have said they expect to add more charges. will they do that today? >> we don't expect that they will add those charges today, but they have said that they will add these charges which would possibly bring the death sentence if he's found guilty of them, and these charges include murder and firing a handgun during the benghazi attacks. >> evan perez reporting live from washington this mo

a hearing for khatallah.epublicans are looking to spend millions in their investigation in that attack. documents show a special committee is asking for $3 million this year. it's more than committees and ethics. >>> germany may be preparing to spy on the united states. this comes -- passing documents to a u.s. contact. washington's ties have been stranded by nsa spying leaked by edward snowden. >>> european shares are lower. airline stocks taking hit after air france cut the earnings forecast, asian shares are lower ahead of what will be a big day of corporate news in the u.s. stocks pulled back. the dow above 17,000. alcoa kicks off a slew of reports this morning. second quarter earnings expected to grow 5% compared with last year. that estimate is down from a predicted 7% growth this year. it shows companies are recovering. profits near record highs. stocks trading at highs. strong process will back up the stock market performance. >>> breaking overnight, tense moments for 22 people on a roller coast thear

. >> you were critical of giving abu khatallah legal rights, and now he has had an appearance before a judge. what are you thinking about the trial? >> i was not critical of giving him legal rights. i was critical of was giving him the full legal rights that every american citizen has. an enemy combatant i would argue does not have those full legal rights, including miranda rights. and in my view, mr. khatallah, having been in full view and then a half-dozen interviews with major news networks, including some at this table, having done that in libya, some from his resort or his home, his seaside home, being in foreign view for so many months, it would have been much more practical to take him into custody, they have him go to the guantanamo, do the thorough investigative process, which may have given us the leads to more of those involved in his terrorist network in libya. and so i think we missed that opportunity. second, i think transferring him to trial to washington d.c. -- ideally you would transfer him to guantanamo bay. the secondary choice would be the southern district of ne

prosecutors say ahmed abu khatallah supervised the raid on the compound with sensitive material. >>>ong kong arrested protestors today. the arrests are a day after tens of thousands of people marched to demand a government free from chinese interference. police say the demonstrators who were arrested had assembled illegally. >>> nasa has embarked on a mission to study carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. the agency launched the orbiting carbon observatory 2 from vandenberg air force base. the spacecraft will measure carbon dioxide. climate scientists say the greenhouse gas is a driving force behind global warming. >>> a section of 280 in san francisco shutting down for repairs and it all starts tonight at 9:00. northbound 280 will be closed from 101 to king street and won't re-open until monday morning. so take note. >>> i'm anne makovec live in napa county where a 3200-acre wildfire has burned at least five buildings so far including one home here behind me. i'm north of pope valley off butts canyon road. this is a look above the fire from chopper 5. that fire is now 30% contained this

khatallah is back in court for a detention hearing this morning.tment says he is cooperating with key facts about the 2012 asaumt but he's not incriminating himself. >>> in vermont the times argus says the veterans administration show they treated him after he died. he was diagnosed with cancer back in 2011. the drive to a boston hospital became too much. his family wanted to move it to a nooern v.a. facility. last month it was approved 22 months after douglas chase passed away. >>> "the wall street journal" says jpmorgan chase's jamie dimon is being treated for throat cancer. his prognosis is excellent. dimon says he'll limit his travel. >>> and "usa today" says your chances of getting a primgs for painkillers depending on where you live. 259 million prescriptions were written in 2012. they find prescription rates vary widely by state. the highest are in the southeast led by alabama while hawaii has the lowest rate. >>> serena williams is out of wimbledon this morning after a troubling scene. the 17-time grand slam champion abandoned tuesday ease