mark lamont hill, you've been holding for a long time.ve been talking about going back and forth on text, twittering, anchoring a lot here. what do you make of this verdict and the emotion surrounding this case? >> i am hurt. i am disappointed. i'm deeply sad. obviously those other four counts were significant and unavoidable but there's this other count of murder. unarmed black child was murdered and the jury couldn't come to find him guilty. that is stunning, disturbing and a reminder that black lives in america still don't matter. so many ways in this trial, jordan was the one on trial, whose innocence or guilt was being debated. what we determined, again, like in the case of trayvon, he was found guilty of being young, black and outside. a lethal defense. a capital crime. that's what's disturb to me. as a parent, citizen, an activist, as an intellectual, in any capacity i have, i am deeply disturbed at where we are as a nation. this is a reminder. >> i want to go to holly hughes next. i'm saving you for last, dr. jeff gardere. you can

we will debate again with ben ferguson and marc lamont hill. that is next.n the nation, we reward safe driving. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off your deductible for every year of safe driving. which means you could save... a lot of benjamins. we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side >>> president obama stands by the remasrk that marijuana is nt worse for a person than alcohol, but he talked about how both can be abused. he made the comments in an interview with our own jake tapper. so let's bring in our political commentators ben ferguson and marc lamont hill, and in a while, we will talk about the super bowl picks, but first, let's talk about the president and pot. this is how the president described his stance. >> i stand by my belief based on the scientific evidence that g marijuana for casual users is subject to abuse just like alcohol is, and should be treated as a public health problem, and challenge. >> all right. so marc, i want to start with you, becaus

it was last september, 51-year- old david lamont was beaten into a coma after he went outside his homeconfront noisy teenagers. the alameda county district attorney says there is not enough evidence to bring charges. lamont's family says he is slowly improving and has regained the ability to swallow and walk. >>> headline news host nancy grace has created a social media firestorm in the kayleigh slusher case. the 3-year-old napa girl was found dead over the weekend. now, this is one of the tweets grace had sent out. it's not so much what she is saying but the hashtag she has been using at the end of her comments. freezer talk. the mother and boyfriend are suspected of killing the girl and putting the child in the freezer for three days. the hashtag also popped up yesterday. there is an online petition seeking to get grace to remove the hashtag and apologize to slusher's family. >>> flu deaths in california have almost doubled since this time last year but officials say the worst may be over now. the flu has claimed 202 lives statewide and dozens more cases are under investigation. 56 p

back with me now is amy holmes, marc lamont-hill.amont hill, what do you make of what jerry seinfeld said? i couldn't help myself by agreeing with him. >> piers you're 0 for 2 tonight. you're usually on the money, man. seinfeld is relying on a corrupted assumption. that's the same assumption that informs people who are anti-affirmative action. that is that the people who are being put in to promote diversity are somehow less qualified or less talented. the argument for people who want to diversify "saturday night live" or comedy troupes not they want to put some unfunny black people on. it's that there are funny people of all races that get excluded from the mix. the idea is to have a mix of talented people, that's where seinfeld is wrong. >> but isn't he also making the point -- this is the point i agree with, that in the end humor is humor is humor. and if you sit down with your american pie chart of cultural diversity in the country and divide up your humor quota for the show in a very specific scientific p.c.-pleasing way, i got

inside the car, tucked between the seats was a pair of bloody gloves made by the wells lamont companyowed that the blood on the gloves was natalie's. but to whom did the gloves belong? investigators went to matthew's workplace and found a walmart shopping bag in a trash can outside. >> there was a tab for pairs of wells lamont handymen cotton jersey gloves in there. >> to see who purchased the gloves, investigators looked for fingerprints using heated superglue, which adheres to any finger oils present. the test revealed matthew mirabal's fingerprint. >> and this stuff was bought at walmart, which is a mile from their house. i'm thinking, holy cow, this is incredible. >> it also helped establish that the gloves were brand-new and that matthew had purchased those gloves. >> there are some murder cases that it's a no-brainer. but there are other cases where you have to build this wall brick by brick. and when you get the wall built, you push it over on them. >> in the back of matthew's truck, investigators found a broken piece of wood. it looked strikingly similar to the other pieces of

shoe along with six different paint samples collected from the resort to forensic scientist keith lamont received several specimens from the resort area. >> he bombarded the sample with infrared light which shows the sample in ways that can then be measured. >> paints composition basically consists of a solvent which is a liquid. a pigment which is color. and a binder. and the binder you can think of as glue. >> lamont found that the paint on mark unger's shoe was virtually identical to the paint on the railing. and the post holding the railing. >> the example from the shoe was consistent with the paint from the rail. >> to investigators, this pointed to only one logical conclusion. >> we believe mark kicked that railing. the paint on the shoes would suggest that. >> but was this enough to get a conviction? [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. bulldog: bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale ends presidents day? get a queen-size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497! and get four years interest-free f

mark cane, a scientist at columbia's lamont-doherty earth observatory, has been studying el niÑo forr 30 years. cane: when you have an el niÑo event, there are things that happen around the world. they don't always happen, but they usually happen, and they have some -- some bad consequences for people. there is typically a poor monsoon in india. there are droughts in southern africa, droughts in ethiopia, droughts in northeast brazil, which is the poorest part of brazil. in peru and ecuador, you have catastrophic flooding in many places that washes out infrastructure. narrator: because of its devastating effects around the globe, scientists tried to accurately predict el niÑo in advance to help people prepare. these attempts were unsuccessful until the mid-1980s when cane and his colleague steve zebiak set out to create a physically based computer model to predict these phenomena. cane: here is this el niÑo phenomenon which i knew about because it had caused these anomalies in wintertime circulation over north america in '77, '78. and i was living in boston at the time and it dumped

lamont's family says he is slowly improving and regaining the ability to swallow and walk. >>> the cal berkeley community is in mourning after a football player dies. ted agu collapsed. >> he was somebody who had a passion for life. loved to learn. loved to laugh. had aigrette sense of humor. >> it is pretty surreal. i want to say when i first heard about it, i didn't believe it. it is just like ... such a devastating thing to happen to such an amazing person. >> a doctor says agu had no previous medical issues. he was recently awarded a full football scholarship to cal. >> it is unbelievable experience, you know. >> that interview took place last year. the cause of death is under investigation. >>> a funeral was held today for the oakland teenager allegedly murdered by her own brother after a fight over laundry. kpix5's andria borba tells us about an unusual move that allowed the brother a few hours of freedom tonight. >> reporter: outside the oakland senior center, the funeral of justice toliver. a daughter dead, shot and killed by her own son. >> i'm speaking for my entire bloodline

so maybe it wasn't an unarmed teen in his mind. >> ashleigh banfield, joey jackson, mark lamont hill, thanks for being with us. this discuss continues. >> be sure to tune in for ashleigh banfield. she will be on with more. "legal view" is coming up right after our show at noon eastern. >>> the michael dunn trial does have people talking again about george zimmerman. ahead at this hour, you will hear him in his own words, the man acquitted of murdering unarmed teenager, trayvon martin, tells our chris cuomo, he was a scapegoat. chris is going to join us live to talk about this. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my do

. >>> joining us, jeffrey toobin and mark lamont hill, two gentlemen that i think will have a lot toay. jeffrey, let's start with you. we know you have written extensively in your book, "the oath" about the justices and you have a better as soon as about these people. give a sense of where you think he might be coming from. it is clearly in line with how he has felt before. >> this is very consistent with how he has expressed himself about race throughout his enkir career. race is something to be overcome by individual initiative. any problems you might have can be overcome by hard work and not collective action. what's so remarkable about this statement that it neglects the fact that in the mid-60s when he was a kid, you could get killed if you were a black person. people didn't talk about it a lot. in that period, that was the time of martin luther king. a lot of people were talking about race. it isn't like people didn't talk about race. john lewis, that's the name i was thinking of. the idea that race was not a factor in the 60s is pretty hard to that. he is a leader in this coun

while the back story of the fill p was the civil rights movement of the 1960s, mark lamont hill sat with the director as they prepared for the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. >> did you go to an all colored school? >> i didn't go to school, mr. president, i grew up on a cotton farm. >> it's their world, we just live in it. >> are you looking for help? >> you broke our window, stole our food, and now you're asking for a job. >> i know how to serve. >> you know he got that job himself. the white house called him, he didn't call the white house. >> i want to ask -- >> i don't know how many stories you're going to hear. they have some kind of secret code. >> dr. king. >> what did your daddy do? >> something special is go on there. >> i know your son is a freedom writ writer. >> i never understood what you all really went through, and you changed my heart. >> there is a whole black power movement going on. >> you know what they're going to do -- >> get out of my -- >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean -- >> we have no tolerance for politics at the white house. >> i'm cecil gains. i'm the

this is marc lamont hill, the other black guy talking now. >> ben, we are messing with you, because we and so it is okay. >> that is okay. >> and people at home, don't get upset, because i can't believe you said that don lemon, and this is people who like each other, and this is how we like. >> i agree with ben, and this is a racist tweet, and the point is that she does not understand the kcon september of monkees and - the concept of monkeys and bananas, and black people, and so she needs to understand for cultural and social reasons, this is disturbing that it happened. it is a far cry from muhammad ali who lit the torch for us do something like this that is disturbing. >> and this is from the "guardian" newspaper, freedom of speech is freedom of speech, and you should answer for your own hangups, and your reaction to this? >> well, first of all, when you call somebody or something racist, people hang on to the freedom of speech. and nobody is making that argument, but it is offensive and yes, yes, i have a hangup when people call me a monkey, and that is a little thing. >> and isn't

we're also joined by mark lamont hill. we're going to talk about it. >> i apologize for using the street fighter terminology of subhuman mongrel instead of using more understandable language such as violator of the oath of the constitution, the liar that he is, the president lied when he said we could keep our doctors and retain our health care, period. and that his department of defense and department of justice called the terrorism at fort hood workplace violence. those are the real offensive occurrences in america. so yes, i apologize for using the term subhuman mongrel and i will try to elevate my vernacular to the level of those men in politics. >> i'm so sick of ted nugent. let's just ignore him. since we have you on the show, that is not an apology. i'm sorry. that's an even further insult. >> that's your opinion. i think when i asked him the second time to clarify and asked him if he was going to give the president of the united states an american apology and what we say to him if he saw him, he said he was sorry.

. >>> no arrests despite the frustration of a pleasanton family, david lamont was beaten into a coma his own home as he tried to quiet down some teens. police announced they won't make any arrests because they say they had insufficient evidence to bring charges against anyone. the family said they are disappointed but they are focusing on lamont's recovery. >>> no hollywood script for clint eastwood, he saved a man's life. clint eastwood did the heimlich maneuver at a dinner on wednesday night. the 83-year-old acting legend was at -- was volunteering at a dinner at the pebble beach golf tournament when the tournament director started to choke on a piece of cheese. >> no question. there's no question he saved my life. i couldn't breathe. we've got a party tonight for all the players and he will be there. i'm sure i'm going to hear about it, but, you know, i gave him a hug after and i'll give him a hug again forever and ever and ever. >> dirty harry to the rescue. >>> our olympic coverage continues right here on "today in the bay." meet the local community that hopes the sochi games wi

we don't know what the evidence is, and we will discuss it with ben ferguson and lamont hill will joins this. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> we are following the latest developments this hour involving the governor chris christie, and he should be glowing this the spotlight because the super bowl is taking place in his home state this weekend, but instead, he is on the defensive fielding new claims of a former ally and long-time friend. a lawyer for david wildstein says he has evidence that contradicts what christie said he knew about the shutdown of the lanes lead ing ing to the g washington bridge. those lanes in new jersey are a main artery between new york and new jersey and that september shutdown was al lenledly, allegedly politi

marc lamont hill has more with curtis benjamin. >> i'm here to take the power away from the hate crimesp take the power away from abuse. >> i'm here to help stop the hurt. >> feel confident with me by supporting the saving our daughters program. >> it was a book series that turned into the social movement, started by author and entrepreneur curtis -- >> the book series was started in 2008, where we had a group of mothers and daughters come together, actually at radio one. >> i have two daughters and just trying to make sure they're brought up the right way. >> i will learn about my civil rights and liberties. >> saving our daughters came to our school today and they talk about bullying. which i can really understand because in the middle school i was bullied a lot for being a smart kid. >> based on the overwhelming response, he invited celebrities to help spread the message. >> the first celebrity that supported us was mr. t.i. i didn't really know him in 2003. but i met with him and t.i. said that, you know, he wanted to help and support and get my messages across for our program. >> r

that's been lamont peterson's mo . he was very revealing about the loss.ys his focus was off because there was a lot going on outside the ring. namely, drug testing procedures. >> there was a lot going on before the fight. i was thinking about calling the fight off. they were putting a lot of stress on me and having me take blood over here and hours later i gotta do more blood work and more broad -- blood work. >>> congratulations to john harb augh. he won an award tonight. >> looked -- >>> looks good all day tomorrow; right? >> yeah. >>> get your home ready for the big game, with big savings at h.h. gregg's super sale. save up to 30% on appliances, electronics, furniture, and more. get an lg 60-inch hdtv $699. samsung 51-inch hdtvs $469. washer/dryer pairs are just $549. plus, get up to 24 months special financing on purchases $497 and up. get the best brands at the best prices for the big game. see it all at h.h. gregg.com. last season on criminal minds... i believe you are no longer effective in your post. i am questioning your ability to lead your team

marc lamont hill has more. >> i grew up in san diego, california, which is unusual for an african-americanith one leg, with no snow, to end up becoming a ski racer. >> voted one of the most inspirational woman in america, bonnie st. john was born with a birth defected that stunted the growth in one of her legs and at 5 years old doctors told her she'd have to amputate. she was determined to have an ordinary life. it was a high school friend who introduced her to skiing. >> it's amazing, she's white, i'm black. she reached out and said, hey, let's go skiing together. so it's -- it's amazing how somebody can change your life. i started skiing and found out there were a lot of other amputees who skied and raced and this is my chance to really find out what i was made of. and see if i could make the u.s. team and so i really went for it. >> did she ever. bonnie made the team in 1984. >> i got to work and see the finish line. i've made it, i'm going to win, boom, that's when i fell on the bad spot on the ice and i was so disappointed. i was number one in the world. all of a sudden, i'm sitting

. >> the governor of lamont says $2 million are trafficked into the states, since the year 2000. the number of people using treatment has increased by 770%. the drugs problem here in the state and this region reflects a trend. figures from the drugs enforcement administration, the dea shows that in 2008 the number of americans using heroin has doubled. so, too, the number of heroin overdoses. bob vick has been treating opiate addicts. >> we need to address it as a health issue. it can't and shouldn't be treated as a criminal issue. we need to dispel the stereotype and the prejudice and the stigma that exists towards individuals. this woman was 30 when she tubing a pain-killer -- took a payne killer for back pain. >> i felt i could dream and took a solution. >> her addiction gave way to heroin and crack cocaine. she went to rehab, thursday she'll celebrate three years of sobriety. >> i wish there was something i could do to guarantee they won't have to live that pain. i'm aware of the fact that i'm one of the lucky few that made it out. >> as any addict tells you, making it out is

marc lamont hill talked to him about his work, his love and his passion. >> you're the hottest photographerow. everybody is talking about you. how does that feel? >> so unbelievable. i mean, i'm deeply humbled and to be in that same phrase, but i'll take it. to me, it's work. it's a day in the office. >> this isn't a normal office. coming through your office, people like jessica elba, yoko o ono. >> yeah. >> you have a long list of people. how did you get started with this? >> i started in ninth grade. for my mother, photography is not a career. it's like everybody got a camera. well, she was alive today, well, everybody has a camera, everybody has a cell phone. yeah. i walked into the classroom in ninth grade. i knew that's what i wanted to do for the rest of my life. automatically, i knew that's what i wanted to do. >> you picked up the camera and you knew. >> it wasinstantly. one thing led to the other. i went to paris for the collection and i covered the collection for a few years and then i feel that, wow, there's no room to grow, covering the show, time focus. >> for you, focusing wen

pleasanton was put into a >>> no charges will be filed in the brutal beating of david lamont.he 51-year-old father from pleasanton was put into a coma last year after he went outside his home to confront noisy teens. the alameda county d.a. says there isn't enough evidence to bring charges. lamont's family says he is slowly improving. >>> state lawmakers are considering athat could nip cell phone thefts in the bud. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec explains is has to do with technology that turns stolen phones into bricks. >> reporter: the problem of cell phone theft is rampant. many of the crimes caught on tape account for half of all robberies in san francisco and almost 80% in oakland when you factor in other smart devices. >> this is such a big deal that the crooks themselves call it apple picking. so this legislation makes the apples not worth picking. >> reporter: a parade of politicians and police came to unveil the details of the bill. it would require any smart device sold in california to include something that renders it inoperable when stolen. >> thieves do not want a d

super bowl boulevard, and our guests, marc lamont hill, an ben ferguson, and have fun at the game, and marc, fun at home watching from the couch with the good treats and snacks. fun to be with you. and thank you for joining us here. and jay leno, mr. comedy, begins right now. >>> jay leno! >> reporter: america's late night leader. going out on top. >> a winner. that stays a legacy. >> reporter: the journey. from comedy club kid to the throne of king johnny. >> this man's name is jay leno. >> reporter: and the rivalries. >> i love letterman, and he is great. nip it in my heel, and make me work harder. >> reporter: and the triumphs. >> what the hell were you thinki thinking? >> reporter: and the jay you didn't know. >> probably more sensitive than people would think. >> reporter: tonight, the blue collar guy -- >> it is the guy in the jean shirt and jeans, and that is him. >> reporter: who became an entertainment giant. jay leno, mr. comedy. >> and now, jay leno! >> reporter: the man of 1,000 monologues is down to the final cue cards. >> katy perry said when she was a young girl she pray

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lamont peterson, he's got to lug that thing around all the time.today he visited our studio to talk about his latest conquest, a victory -- there he is, him and me. which one is he? he's the one in shape. it was his first fight since getting knocked out by lucas. lot of people wondered how peter would respond. he wasn't worried. >> the main thing is getting over the knockout. i got rid of that. people think i play. only took a few hours, even though it looked bad and i was a bit embarrass and upset about the loss. but it happened for a reason. and i just knew that the reason would come to me. put it behind me. get back in the gym. >> put it behind him f&and put back e gym. says he's going to fight again in march. don't know who yet, but that is your knockout sportscast. >> where do we go to see this picture of you wearing his championship belt? >> go to my twitter feed. >> earn your own belt. >>> recap for us? >> lot going on in the weather department. tomorrow is still a nice day, high of 53, slight chance for a shower. but then rain moving in sun

on wednesday two days before the winter games begin it's going to someplace else to ctv news i ned lamont by jane always stories coming up for you in the next thirty minutes but first the trial of egypt's former president mohammed more c is scheduled to resume in the capital cairo opera was a jungle on saturday. woolsey was being represented by a team of defence lawyers for the first time. and it costs the court to a june the trial. they said more c cannot be tried in a criminal court. given his status as a former president. despite a heavy security presence outside court. and you will see protest is trying to attack his defense team. using the lawyers of betraying their country. corsi who was deposed by the ministry la sierra is facing four separate criminal cases seven days trial was on the charge of inciting the killing of protest is near the presidential palace in twenty twelve. we can get the very nicest illness would join via up correspondent and a little early in the egyptian capital cairo are welcome at osaka where on again off to the germans from my law center the table can you t

weapons including a highly toxic center in gas a single and belong to the islamic state of iraq and lamont extremist rebel faction that's been highly active in the country and neighboring syria. the groups currently occupying the rocky sea of salute a defense consultant with ropes as this new finding is a game changer in the investigation into the chemical attacks on syrian territory. here's the proof is that officials of the meters. that said these chemical and probably if they are any biological weapon. all being brought in across the border. if you recall last year there was a yell. tom finds in the draw of chemical weapons. which was not really white the report says. alden and social chaos to build the oldest attacks now in syria. the candidate of the alleged chemical attacks umno which nobody's have been phone to call all seemed to calm the box of these groups all this lead at the crossing over from above from iraq into syria household debt that is all this proves that the us government has not carried out. danielle on crimes against its own people. it's actually the saudi arabian no

some stalls of the lamont offences and on time. us visit a farm sitting at my teeth ups. but the buying season with a single fussy. the talented rights division with us and our next meet up with a weekend at night. its. he gets off to the end of the state. it will. she is all enjoyed the view that god is to get from it. to celebrate this event. the gp group feel it yet in the historic center of the problem. we discussed the bulk of the portico and economic situation of the car tpg group chairman joseph goal in his opening address underlined that it takes energy determination and belief in the future to go with less than one generation state of war to being a fully fledged member of the biggest club but the bumper six. we admire everything has been the context. and he added that the bp group has always supported cr which is european ambitions. our supporters constant and other wavering because we are convinced that we are destined to belong to the same community of values we welcome you with open arms is a partner. they're very much looking forward to working with you. cro

the lamont spokesman arrived at what we're supposed to be the first round of talks but the government side canceled is that they wanted clarification on who exactly was representing the insurgents was some confusion over who would speak of it all on the run up to the talks. the group nominated figures without appearing to have consulted the books now still to come on this program countdown since aunt sheila to one of austria's big medal hopefuls for the gifts. first we'll take a look at some other stories making headlines right now. should i. the war crimes trial has begun in france the former rwandan army officer house go to the commonwealth is accused of orchestrating massacres in the genocide that killed hundreds of thousands in the nineteen nineties. he was arrested on french territory this is the first of around thirty cases france's process the day long standoff with a suburb of tunis is left of the seven militants and one police officer dead. reports say that the business leader melted audi was one of the scale. police believe he was the mastermind behind the assassination of t

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lamont williams is braving the elements because he works as a roadside assistants. >> if you don't think you can deal with it, then stay off the streets. it is bad. >> reporter: from alabama to the carolinas, southern states are getting pounded with snow, sleet and freezing rain. thousands of people are riding out the storm at home. >> georgians have heeded the warning and they are staying home and staying off the roadways. and that is appreciated by all of us who are trying to keep everybody safe. >> reporter: most people are staying off the roads and while some people are still getting around on foot, it's not much safer. atlanta sidewalks are coated with thick sheets of ice like this. residents who stayed home had to stay clear of fallen branches and downed power lines. tens of thousands of people across the state have been left without power. but some atlanta residents and their pets tried to make the best of a bad situation. >> i love it. i love the snow. [ laughter ] >> reporter: there's not a lot of folks in atlanta who would say that. >> no, probably not. >> reporter: what does h

last september, david lamont confronted people making noise outside also apartment after midnight. his wife then found him lying injured in the street a short time later. police questioned four teenagers but never were able to press charges. the alameda county district attorney announced today there is not enough evidence to prove that a crime was committed. the investigation is now closed. >>> a number of celebrities among family and friends who pay irtheir respects to actor philip seymour hoffman in new york today. cate blanchett who co-starred with the actor in "the incredible mr. rip i." he was found dead of an apparent heroin overdose on sunday. >>> new state bill unveiled today aims to put a stop to smartphone thefts. in san francisco, more than half all robberies involve the smartphone. proponents say having kill switch technology on all phones would dry up the black market for these devices. >>> stay with abc7 news for the latest olympic results for team us and the teams we are following. here is how we are going to handle keeping you informed on air. we are going to announ

. >>> david lamont suffered a head injury then could not speak for a month.r this month the da decided not to press charges against the teens suggesting he acted in self-defense. >>> tonight at 10:45, a new look at nutrition labels what they will emphasize and what will disappear. in three minutes running for a fourth and final term. jerry brown's big advantage as he launches his reelection bi safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer bacon is only $3.99. rise and shine with simply orange oj, just $2.98. and oikos greek yogurt is only a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> we go online as we look at several apartments. the sub standard positions were exposed recently but ten in -- ten in -- tenants say they've been living with insects and mold for years. >> reporter: the city manager came up with this plan with short a

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. >>> david lamont suffered a head injury then could not speak for a month.earlier this month the da decided not to press charges against the teens suggesting he acted in self-defense. >>> tonight at 10:45, a new look at nutrition labels what they will emphasize and what will disappear. in three minutes running for a fourth and final term. jerry brown's big advantage as he launches his reelection bill. >> housing authority goes door to door to address long- standing complaints. >> we were given exclusive session sets find out what we uncovered. alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >>> we go online as we look at several apartments. the sub standard positions were exposed recently but ten in -- ten in -- tenants say they've been living with insects

german chancellor and lamont has called the feasts of such language unacceptable and that the detainees to fall into the sea speak ill of the belgian parliament says this is a sneak peak into real diplomacy. did you do see behind those doors this confirms a new home. stanza united states and the eu by the way to what's on the continent in tuesday's issue of reform and democracy so don't let the contest is one small undermines the whole country of transparency and democracy million to billion of political institutions. john all ideological approach to its usual ones on the net the other. this is what the united states has been doing for decades. he just confirms long stems. it also by the way shows how casual people can talk about the good new politics of the country. he won all our website has gone and all that links the baby itself as one is the reaction of the us state department. once he got home. until so late in the car from david cameron with his crazy aunts delivering a speech punctuated with an option is to read treats and waxing lyrical about who he says the benefits of staying

we told you david lamont was beaten up after confronts young people making noise outside of his houses point no charges will be filed. >>> less in marina in monterey county are asking for help to find a 16-year-old girl at risk. brianna decker ran away from her house and has a history of hurting herself. she's visiting from michigan and doesn't have any other family members in the area. when she left she was wearing a burgundy zip up sweat shirt. >>> a crowd is expects tomorrow at the a's fanfest. fans don't have to worry about getting rained out it will be up side at the oracle arena and in the coliseum concourse. >> all the activities will be under roofs or in the stadium or arena. come out, the only thing we stress, it is sold out. >> several coaches and players and former a stars including bob melvin, coco crisp and vida blue will be there. >> the first big storm of the season is moving in. >> we're looking at traffic, you see a lot of slow moving cars and trucks in boat directions -- boat drecks,. >> it's what we need. we were going where's all the water. there's a lot of water,

marc lamont hill a political commentator for us and mel robbins, former criminal defense attorney. in response to the comment everything is made in china. mark rowe has been on facebook. he said that's not entirely accurate. there's a lot of merchandise currently in walmart manufactured right here in the usa including dirty an jobs cleaning products. walmart promised to buy $250 billion df american made stuff and put it on shelves. whatever else you might think of the company, can you root against an initiative like that. >> no one's saying boo, don't put jobs back in american spaces. they're saying you can't be a champion of the everyday guy, the everyday woman and then ork with walmart, which is known for foreign holdings, for buying chinese products more so than american products, for having severe labor problems, for cruelty to animals. a big controversy about walmart and pigs in their paerkt farms. environmental abuse, labor pricing. i mean, anything you can think of when it comes to work, walmart is at the center of it. not a good look. >> mel. come on. walmart's at the walma

police say 51-year-old david lamont was attacked back in november after confronting a group of youngking home outside of his home. lamomt is still recovering. several persons of interest were identified in the case but we're told the alameda county d.a. has declined to file charges due to a lack of evidence. >>> now to our continuing coverage on the death of a 17- year-old oakland mother who was shot to death. and police say it was her 14- year-old brother who did it. justice toliver was layed to rest today and it was a huge turn out for her memorial. john sasaki tells us there were so many people police had to be called in to help with crowd control. >> reporter: it was a dreary wet day in oakland as nearly 1,000 people said goodbye to 17- year-old justice toliver. >> i've been knowing her since she was 11 years old. it's hard. >> reporter: the funeral came two weeks after justice was shot and killed at her own home by allegedly her 14-year-old brother. >> accidents do happen. >> reporter: we were not allowed inside the service. oakland police were called in to clear out thousands o

police say 51-year-old david lamont was attacked back in november after confronting a group of youngpeople making home outside of his home. lamomt is still recovering. several persons of interest were identified in the case but we're told the alameda county d.a. has declined to file charges due to a lack of evidence. >>> now to our continuing coverage on the death of a 17- year-old oakland mother who was shot to death. and police say it was her 14- year-old brother who did it. justice toliver was layed to rest today and it was a huge turn out for her memorial. john sasaki tells us there were so many people police had to be called in to help with crowd control. >> reporter: it was a dreary wet day in oakland as nearly 1,000 people said goodbye to 17- year-old justice toliver. >> i've been knowing her since she was 11 years old. it's hard. >> reporter: the funeral came two weeks after justice was shot and killed at her own home by allegedly her 14-year-old brother. >> accidents do happen. >> reporter: we were not allowed inside the service. oakland police were called in to clear out th

. >> that's ali velshi with the hasn't prime minister, laurel lamont. >> and finally from us, we knowalking on your cell phone can while driving can be a risk. john hendren traveled to chicago on a new design to improve safety on the road. >> u.s. transportation officials are calling it their moon shot. >> the prospect of being able to cut according to research perhaps 70 to 80% of the collisions and accidents that are happening around the country. that is a huge advance in safety. it's one that i don't think can be overstated. >> it's a moon-shot where we're already halfway there in terms of the development of the technology. >> a u.s. government study will take talking cars from the realm of fiction to reality. to date, transportation safety has been focused largely on helping drivers survive accidents. but a new nationwide program helps to equip drivers with mandatory precrash technology. >> the possibility of this technology is enormous. >> 3,000 drives in an arbor michigan, had devices installed in their cars, warning of sudden breaking, for example, requiring new vehicles to tal

david lamont was attacked in december after confronting young people making noise.entified in this case but yesterday the alameda district attorney announced no criminal charges would be filed because of a lack of evidence. >>> ktvu has learned that one of the suspects accused of killing a 3-year-old napa girl was accused of threatening the life of a former girlfriend who was pregnant with his child. in 2008, the ex-girlfriend filed a restraining order in solano county against ryan warner. she claimed he told her if i find out you're cheating on me, i'll bust your teeth out with a pipe. end quote. warner and current girlfriend sarah kruger are charged with killing kruger's 3-year-old daughter. the pair have admitted to placing the body in a suitcase and later in a freezer. >>> nancy grace is coming under fire for a twitter hash tag, using the hash tag freezer tot to describe the toddler. it prompted a backlash from twitter uses, calling it insensitive. the hash tag has been changed to justice r for kaliums. >>> a young woman in oakland shot -- justice for caylee. >>

they called the decision very upsetting but say they will focus on lamont's recovery. >>> if a new bill is passed, your smart phone could be less attractive to thieves. state lawmakers unveiled a proposal that would require every new smart phone and tablet sold here in california to be preequipped with an instant kill switch. that would allow owners to make the stolen or lock lost device unusable. supporters believe thieves, if the thieves know that the phones have this technology, robberies without plummet. they would be so prevalent the police coined the term apple picking. the wireless industry says a kill switch could allow hackers to intentionally disable phones. >>> all right, turning to the 2014 sochi games, a live look at the seaport quiet now because it is early in the morning, 6:14 in the morning to be exact. people just starting to wakeup after a spectacular evening of the opening ceremony, which you can watch right here on nbc bay area in less than two hours. >> let's bring in jack dolls reporting for us in sochi. >> reporter: if past ceremonies are any indication, expect th

and gay athletes were accepted and bully is not part of the culture, and so we are joined with marc lamontben ferguson and terrence as well. terrence, the report showed how bad a locker room can be with richie incognito, a san diego this what michael sam will face? >> well, don, i have been in professional locker rooms and college locker rooms since the mid-1970s and the dirty little secret is or the great not so great secret is that there have been gay players on the major college teams and the pro teams and the teammates have known about it, and the coachs have known about it, and it is not that big of a deal. as a matter of fact, just a couple of weeks ago i had lunch with a good friend of mine who s is a former nfl player who played for a prominent nfl team, and he talked about all of the gay players he had through the years and it was not a problem just as long as they won. but here is where the problem is going to come from, everybody else. the media is going to come from the front office and coming from fans, because this will be the mother of all distractions and bigger than a spor

and cnn political commentators ben ferguson, mark lamont hill joins us as well.ost jane velez-mitchell. is nancy with us? no. nancy grace will join us as well. going to go first to our sunny hostin. and as well as martin, both in jacksonville. sunny, to you first. >> reporter: you know, i, again, remain stunned at this verdict and i do think the jury clearly worked hard and they did come with guilty verdicts on four of these counts. so i don't want to sound like that is not important. that is significant. we're talking about prison time for 60 to 75 years. yes, that is significant. but what i find so appalling is that they could not reach a verdict as to the first count. which is first-degree murder. and that tells me that someone on this jury, at least someone, believed michael dunn's testimony. we're talking about someone who fled the scene after shooting into a car with four teens ten times. we're talking about someone who then never called 911. never called police. until he was arrested and then somehow came up with this mythological shotgun. i think it is sh

lamont dubbed egypt's joan stewart fell foul of the ministry leadership often poke fun at the last of them are falsely that cu corona so small the he's one that the tapes may sell its stake in pt its contents. after three month break. they use it pretends to be an aids victim he said listening to me and lets them use of it always amazes me with his courage and his ability to challenge him to cross the lines. satirical style and tell him that he said has been found at the tips tools like these costs. before the onset of muhammad dorsey. he said was one of the mystical critiques of the finnish president and the muslim brotherhood. three months to get his attention was taken off yet im az on friday. in state aid to his reputation. many courses and ten at jokes about his hips and knees to land on the tooth out. cc. that didn't go down well with some demons. i get to bottom side there are few things like don't like to go. the shield season you don't like when he criticizes his secrets on. no i'm not a huge from the box and use it. at times. it be said to bring smiles to many if it sounds h

we have defense criminal attorney paul callan and ben ferguson and marc lamont hill and holly hughes, and on the phone we have ashleigh banfield and jane velez-mitchell and nancy grace and -- when i say all angles, i mean it. and joining us as well is ben crumbp the attorney for the family of trayvon martin and we will get all of the viewpoints as we await the reaction of the jury getting the instruction from the judge. we go to florida, and he has been covering this from the beginning, and he says that the community is outraged and it is more than the murder of a teenager, martin savidge, but this is a cause for the community and if not the entire country, martin issavidge. >> yes, and as this case has progressed more and more, people have learned about the face of jordan davis who is the young man who died p. as a result of the trial, what it could mean is that the lesser charges of murder which will bring lesser time by michael dunn is not to be be shrugged off, but it is not a murder conviction and does not bring justice to the family or the primary people in the case, and that is

that's it you know and and candy lamont realizes that he wants to do something like that that this is really the key to economic growth than in a bit sick and needy among among the youths. to keep up on something and i said and no sin to death. as in i think it's kind of like the cbc to underestimate front of me and this is the world's biggest economy it does have europe's biggest military. i mean it is a serious power. i think in emptying the syrian power its contents to sometimes forget that because it's those sort of stock in that because the somewhat seen as a station like paralysis at the moment its own. but i think we know that the statistics an innocent man and i think obama is cool to wear a princess. unifil global economic recovery he's actually got it. also if you know try not to accept on skits missing again. and since they paid me to a certain degree in terms of france and especially in terms of their military and that their security role there's a tendency to underestimate. european militaries in general and the french military in particular for a whole variety of histori