the lapd called him a hug- hugger. i will repeat everything that they have said, not because of sore afraid of using profanity but because it was a different lapd. it was rumored that the mexican mafia was allowed to meet in his church and that he held guns for gang members. and he was helping gang members across the border. i am certain he knew where the body of jimmy hoffa was buried when you got done listening to the rumors. now, the lapd uses home with industries as an integral part of its anti-gang efforts. not all of them, not 9000 members, but i can tell you this, homeboy industries have their annual benefit to honor people in the community as well as former gang members, the person they honored was chief charlie of the lapd. unless you think that was an anomaly, the year before they honored the sheriff. there is an alliance between community-based organizations, and law-enforcement. this is not enough. there has also been in the streets, ongoing, a relationship, a delicate one, a thoughtful one between the loss

the lapd called him a hug- hugger. will repeat everything that they have said, not because of sore afraid of using profanity but because it was a different lapd. it was rumored that the mexican mafia was allowed to meet in his church and that he held guns for gang members. and he was helping gang members across the border. i am certain he knew where the body of jimmy hoffa was buried when you got done listening to the rumors. now, the lapd uses home with industries as an integral part of its anti-gang efforts. not all of them, not 9000 members, but i can tell you this, homeboy industries have their annual benefit

now, the lapd uses home with industries as an integral part of its anti-gang efforts. not all of them, not 9000 members, but i can tell you this, homeboy industries have their annual benefit to honor people in the community as well as former gang members, the person they honored was chief charlie of the lapd. unless you think that was an anomaly, the year before they honored the sheriff. there is an alliance between community-based organizations, and law-enforcement. this is not enough. there has also been in the streets, ongoing, a relationship, a delicate one, a thoughtful one between the loss angeles police department and gang intervention. interventionists are former gang members. they have to be very careful about how they play out the relationship. they do not want to be snitches. but they want to stop the bleeding. i cannot tell you the complete shock that i have felt as i have sat down with veteran members of the lapd staff, and they talked about the important work of gang intervention. this is not lip service, this is reality. and then i bring up the most impo

back here in los angeles, the lapd fired bean bags on protesters and closed the streets.iously the fall out from this verdict is having a ripple effect throughout the country. you can see the lapd either is choosing not to get this crowd under control or just allowing them to run it out. either way, they are in a tactical alert city wide. and it is interesting, last night after the verdict was handed down, trayvon martin's mother, of course, tweeted there will be no peace for trayvon if there is not peace in the streets. we will continue to monitor this situation in the bay area and across the nation. >>> thank you john. george zimmerman's brother is talking about the verdict now. >> this is our system. this is what we have. it's the best in the world. and i think that speculation and emotional reaction to what people think may or may not have happen has dominated the situation for a long time now. people have called for an arrest. they call for his day in court. they have had their arrest. they have had their day in court. they have seen blood and what trayvon martin did

even with lapd. >> firefighters were called in to rescue a horse stuck in the mud. when we're talking a horse, talking lot of animal. >> one, two, three, go. pull. >> it does look like he's in a canal. he was stuck in three feet of mud, this poor guy. and stuck overnight. and waters were cold, the horse wouldn't doing incredibly well when firefighters came in to help rescue him. it took five firefighters altogether to try to do this. they eventually ended up having to tranquilize the horse to get the horse to calm down. put a life jacket over his face so he couldn't see exactly what was going on because he was getting spooked by the equipment. >> feel bad for him. got that thing on his face. >> they do get a harness around the horse and they heave-ho this horse on the land. >> ready? quickly she's going to come. get back, sir. >> jump. >> you can see them pulling and tugging. listen to how difficult this rescue was. >> go. >> everybody get back. get back. >> very unusual maneuver. like a western rawl. brought it out sideways on the pipe and did a barrel roll on to i

the lapd has made several arrests and no vandalism has been reported. and in new york, police made several arrests in manhattan after protesters marched from union square to final square. they shutdown traffic through midtown when some participants sat down in the middle of the street. the justice department says they are looking into the case to determine whether they should file criminal civil rights charges against george zimmerman. here is abc news reporter marcy gonzalez. >> not guilty. >> with those words george zimmerman left the seminole county courthouse a free man. his attorney saying in an exclusive interview that he will still get back a central piece of evidence. the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. >> i think if he feels in his heart if he didn't have the weapon that night he might not be here. >> do you think if he could he would carry a gun again? >> yes, even more reason now isn't there? a lot more people that actually hate him, though they shouldn't. >> this church in miami gardens, flay you flaw that martin used to attend his cousi

the lapd has made several arrests and no vandalism has been reported. and in new york, police made several arrests in manhattan after protesters marched from union square to final square. they shutdown traffic through midtown when some participants sat down in the middle of the street. the justice department says they are looking into the case to determine whether they should file criminal civil rights charges against george zimmerman. here is abc news reporter marcy gonzalez. >> not guilty. >> with those words george zimmerman left the seminole county courthouse a free man. his attorney saying in an exclusive interview that he will still get back a central piece of evidence. the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. >> i think if he feels in his heart if he didn't have the weapon that night he might not be here. >> do you think if he could he would carry a gun again? >> yes, even more reason now isn't there? a lot more people that actually hate him, though they shouldn't. >> this church in miami gardens, flay you flaw that martin used to attend his cousi

detective chris gable is working the lapd's hollywood session.hen in the front door walked osha, jesse and their baby. >> we went back to the detectives and we explained everything about leslie and about how worried we were. we didn't know what was going on. >> lyle and leslie were both missing and unreachable. maybe they were together, maybe they weren't, maybe they were safe and maybe they weren't. >> my instincts are that there's something suspicious going on. i don't know what it is. i don't know those people, they live pretty isolated lifestyle. but from the things that i have found so far, it seems suspicious. >> gable checked hospitals, coroner's offices and the highway patrol and came one exactly nothing. he put out a bolof, be on the lookout for. he brought cousin malcolm in to hear firsthand about lyle's strange behavior. most of the family's saying that the relationship when lyle and leslie is terrific. >> yes. >> malcolm is the only one that sends out a red flag? >> after he talked to lyle in those first few days after she was missing

about 350 lapd officers on the scene and in the vicinity last evening. tonight those numbers will be much larger and tonight community will be more prepared to work with the police to make sure that those young people don't go off on their own. this was an event where community understands that their mess animal is being muage is bd by the activities of these young people. >> chief, good to have you here today. >>> to other news making headlines around the world today, demonstrations erupted in violence in egypt overnight. seven people killed, 261 hurt, after security forces clashed with pro-morsi protesters in cairo. the violence came as deputy secretary of state bill yam burns visited egypt saying the country has been given a second chance at democracy. >>> in moscow today, nsa leaker edward snowden has now officially asked for temporary asylum in russia after being hold up at the airport for weeks. this comes after russia's president vladimir putin said yesterday u.s. had trapped snowden by frightening countries considering offering him safe haven. >>

again the lapd says they are not on tactical alert at this time.n in the video that we've been looking at some individuals setting up barricades, those metal barricades and barriers that police put up during protests and parades and the like. we've seen some of those being erected. it's unclear if that's part of the police response or perhaps that's just individual businesses trying to protect their property. behave seen some police cars in this video but they seem to be casual about the whole thing. we've seen one or two isolated police cars driving around slowly near these groups. we have not seen any large mobl lie zags of police officers in response to this activity that we're seeing here. again if you're just joining us we are bringing you breaking news from the los angeles area. we have a handful of protesters who are in the crenshaw district in southern los angeles. it appears they've broken away from a peaceful trayvon martin rally and that they've been seen disturbing passers by and destroying private property. i can only speak to the vide

. >>> tenemos a seis agentes trabajando con el lapd para identificar a losc riminales. >>> cada año milesble de a los atentados en boston, dzhojar tsarnáev esté en cortre y quizás en frente de las familiareportes de las victiks, dzhojar tsarnáev enfrenta 4 cargos de asesinato, uso de arma de destruycción masiva el aborto sigue en le centro del debate en texas, y después de diez horas se aprobó el prohibir interrumpir los embarazos después de las 20 de semanas de gestación, esto ahora pasárá la senado donde la medida será discutida de manera privada. >>> las 3 mujeres que fueron secuestradas y violadas en cleveland ohio, dieron las gracias a las personas que le ayudaron a recuperar la libertad. >>> en el video difundido el lunes en la noche en youtube, se ve a amanda barry, gina de jesús y michelle knight que dieron gracias a todo el mundo,primero que todo quiero que entiendan lo feliz que estoy de estar en mi casa con mi familia y amigos, cada día me siento más fuerte, continúen respetándonos y dandonos tiempo para llevar una vida normal. >>> la más afectada es gina de jesús que mostró la

prugo in a car and -- >> reporter: goodkin says slowly the pieces of the lapd's case would come togetheragging about their capers at parties. >> the fact that they bragged about it constantly. the fact that they just didn't know when to give it up. they didn't have that discipline. you know, "this has been a good run. let's kind of calm down." >> reporter: in fact, nick claims rachel lee kept the key to paris hilton's home, which they allegedly hit many times, on her key chain as if it were a trophy to show off to friends. the absence of shame, where was the shame? >> i guess it really wasn't there. i mean, you would, you know, occasionally think, you know -- when you stop this, we're gonna get caught. >> reporter: and that's exactly what happens. >> they took him out. handcuffs. they took me out and you know, searched me and stuff. and i was sitting, standing outside in my bathrobe, you know, and everything, and it's just like, it was terrifying. >> reporter: prugo is arrested and initially denies any wrongdoing. >> how does mr. prugo plea? >> he'll plead not guilty. >> reporter: but ev

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organizers have assured the lapd that this would be a peaceful protest.s of law enforcement to lay out their plan as to how this would happen today and so far so good the lapd for its part added extra patrols on foot, on bicycle, motorcycle. extra squad cars as well. again, as the protest continues, the folks here calling for justice for trayvon. they also want to draw attention to the stand your ground law. they want it overturned in florida and other states. >> you know, you may have heard michelle talking about people invoking the president and what he said yesterday on the placards and the signs now carrying. what do you see relevant to that and what the president said in los angeles? the president's remarks energized the crowd. one of the organizers told me he had been waiting for the president. he and others had been waiting for the president to make remarks about the verdict, about their displeasure of the not guilty verdict for george zimmerman. i haven't seen anybody holding signs of the president. i see a lot of signs, pictures of trayvon of cou

. >>> the lapd arrested at least 13 people. a local tv reporter and his cameraman were also attacked. and one person was taken to the hospital. >>> a jur northat case is speaking out, revealing more about what happened during deliberations, including exactly how the jury of six women reached their not guilty verdict. and a revelation the juror told cnn's anderson cooper that when they began deliberations, only three of them initially thought george zimmerman should be acquitted. >> i think his heart was in the right place. it just went terribly wrong. >> do you think he's guilty of something? >> i think he's guilty of not using good judgment. when he was in the car, and he called 911, he shouldn't have gotten out of that car. >> do you have any doubt that george zimmerman feared for his life? >> i have no doubt george feared for his life and the situation he was in at the time. >> do you feel story for trayvon martin? >> i feel sorry for both of them. i feel sorry for trayvon and the situation he was in, and i feel sorry for ge

the lapd said the protesters were disturbing the peace by vandalizing property, starting fires and throwing chunks of concrete at police officers. meanwhile one of the six jurors spoke to cnn last night about their verdict of not guilty. >> it was just hard. thinking that somebody lost their life. there's nothing else could to be done about it. i mean, it's what happened. it's sad. it's a tragedy this happened. but it happened. i think, i think both were responsible for the situation they had gotten themselves into. i think both of them could have walked away. it just didn't happen. >> trayvon martin's friend rachae jeantel also spoke to cnn. >> racial. let's be honest, racial. if trayvon was white and he had a hoodie on works it have happened? that was 7:00 or something. that's a time people walk their dogs, people stay outside. you tell your child, when you see a grown person following you, run away and all that. was he going to stand there? you going to tell your child stand there? you tell your child stand there, we going to see your child on the news. >> on capitol hill majority leader

he was not with the lapd. he was with a smaller police department for 30 years. he has since retired. he has been married twice. he has raised four children. he has lived an extraordinary life. i am grateful for having had him in my life as a guidepost. i do think it is the ultimate irony that he turned out to be a police officer. >> we have some other questions. very good questions. we do not have much time. i work at san quentin prison. they segregate inmates based on color and gangs. why do prisons not work on educating inmates on social relations, racial tolerance, and why don't they find a way so the different races can get to know each other? >> i would like to enter that. segregation has -- i would like to answer that. segregation has always been a problem in this country. i grew up in new orleans. we believe that education is the key. we all need to sit at the table. i do not believe in segregation for inmates. they need to tear that barrier down and put people together, no matter what. when we go inside the walls of san quentin, it is not just black inma

the lapd arrested 13 people. a local reporter an cameraman was attacked. one person was taken to the hospital. >>> a juror in that case is speaking out revealing more about what happened during deliberations and exactly how the jury of six women reached their not guilty verdict. a revelation the juror told cnn anderson cooper that when they began deliberations only three of them initially thought george zimmerman should be acquitted. >> i think his heart was in the right place. it went wrong. >> do you think he's guilty of something? >> i think he's guilty of not using good judgment. when he was in the car and he called 911 he shouldn't have gotten out of that car. >> do you have any doubt george zimmerman feared for his life? >> i have no doubt george feared for his life. >> do you feel sorry for trayvon martin? >> i feel sorry for both of them. i feel sorry for trayvon and the situation he was in. and i feel sorry for george because of the situation he got himself in. >> zimmerman was charged with second-degree murder in last year's fatal shooting of 17-

lapd believes he kidnapped the girl for sex. >> not clear when the girl first went mixing. she called police to tell them she was okay. the call was traceed to call in says west sacramento and she was found safe and 2 suspects arrested. >> cornell thank you. >> new tonight at 11. candle light vigil for woman known as the pet nanny took place this evening near her east oakland home. 66-year-old judy solomon shot and killed yesterday afternoon while driving home on fern street. crowd of family friends gather to share their memory and their shock over her death. judy older sister spoke to the crowd. >> i loved her very much i'm devastated. it's a waste. waste of a life. >>reporter: solomon often babysat pets of her neighbors. police are looking at footage from surveillance camera in the area hoping that will lead them to her killer. >> death threats graffiti targeting police officers. authorities santa cruz looking for exactly who is responsible. the vandalism was found at bay view elementary school and since painted over. the graffiti threatened the lives of deputy chief stev

lapd believes he kidnapped the girl for sex. >> not clear when the girl first went mixing. she called police to tell them she was okay. the call was traceed to call in says west sacramento and she was found safe and 2 suspects arrested. >> cornell thank you. >> new tonight at 11. candle light vigil for woman known as the pet nanny took place this evening near her east oakland home. 66-year-old judy solomon shot and killed yesterday afternoon while driving home on fern street. crowd of family friends gather to share their memory and their shock over her death. judy older sister spoke to the crowd. >> i loved her very much i'm devastated. it's a waste. waste of a life. >>reporter: solomon often babysat pets of her neighbors. police are looking at footage from surveillance camera in the area hoping that will lead them to her killer. >> death threats graffiti targeting police officers. authorities santa cruz looking for exactly who is responsible. the vandalism was found at bay view elementary school and since painted over. the graffiti threatened the lives of deputy chief stev

lapd was called in for crowd control as prose testers -- protesters overran and blocked city streets. most of the protests were peaceful but there were some reports that demonstrations involved throwing rocks and batteries at police officers. >>> protesters took to the streets if chicago chanting outrage over the jury's decision finding zimmerman not guilty of both murder and manslaughter. many of those demonstrations could turn violent. a number of civic and sirtual

lapd believes he kidnapped the girl for sex. >> not clear when the girl first went mixing. she called police to tell them she was okay. the call was traceed to call in says west sacramento and she was found safe and 2 suspects arrested. >> cornell thank you. >> new tonight at 11. candle light vigil for woman known as the pet nanny took place this evening near her east oakland home. 66-year-old judy solomon shot and killed yesterday afternoon while driving home on fern street. crowd of family friends gather to share their memory and their shock over her death. judy older sister spoke to the crowd. >> i loved her very much i'm devastated. it's a waste. waste of a life. >>reporter: solomon often babysat pets of her neighbors. police are looking at footage from surveillance camera in the area hoping that will lead them to her killer. >> death threats graffiti targeting police officers. authorities santa cruz looking for exactly who is responsible. the vandalism was found at bay view elementary school and since painted over. the graffiti threatened the lives of deputy chief stev

the feds say they were already investigating the grow operation when the lapd called lake county authoritiesrting them that there had been a kidnapped girl from los angeles and being held in clear lake against her will. the cops confiscated this arsenal that they described as the largest and most bulk of weapons seized in lake county history. >> the feds say that the girl is in a safe place right now. they're not elaborating on that. and the district attorney's office tells me there may be more victims. they don't want to elaborate on that, but they say if there are any indications that someone has been victimized, they want someone to come forward. the department of homeland security is involved in this case now. >> that is such a remote area. she is so lucky she got out of there. >> reporter: she is. i understand the circumstances on that were that she found out that the cops were looking for her so she either was forced to do this or did it on her own. she called the cops and said she was okay. they traced it to west sacramento, a hotel. and that's where they busted the men and set her fr

the lapd declared the protest an unlawful assembly and officers moved in to break things up. in the end, officers arrested 13 people. now, one of the jurors who acquitted zimmerman is speaking out, though she wants to remain anonymous. in an interview she did with cnn, she says at first, the six jurors were divided on whether zimmerman should be convicted. but says after hours of deliberations, all six concluded zimmerman did not break the law. she's the only juror so far to do a television interview. >>> and all eyes are on orlando, florida, later today as attorney general eric holder gives a previously scheduled speech to the naacp. the group is hoping holder will step in and pursue federal civil rights charges in the zimmerman case. holder has not yet indicated whether he is leaning towards federal charges, but the justice department opened an investigation in march of last year. activists are calling on washington to take action. holder says he's listening. >> the justice department shares your concern. i share your concerns. and as we first acknowledged last spring, we h

the feds say they were already investigating the grow operation when the lapd called lake county authorities alerting them that balletto had kidnapped a girl who had been reported missing in los angeles and that she was being held here in clearlake against her will. along with nearly 1500 marijuana plants, the cops also confiscated this arsenal which they described as the largest and most sophisticated bulk of weapons seized in recent lake county sheriff's office history. the lake county district attorney's office tells me the girl is in a safe place right now. no other details. there may be other victims and as such, the federal authorities, the department of homeland security, is asking anyone who might have been victimized by these men to give them a call. in lake county, joe vazquez,kpix 5. >> the girl went missing out of los angeles a few months ago and while she was staying at a hotel in west sacramento with the suspects, she was able to make a phone call to police and let them know that she was okay. >>> a napa man who told police he fought his way out of trunk of a moving car to esca

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the lapd responding by shooting bean bags at demonstrators. in oakland, california, protesters were seen smashing a police car. demonstrations elsewhere were mostly peaceful. in sanford, florida, the anger was palpable in the goldsboro neighborhood, a largely african-american part of town. >> right now, i'm just too emotional. i'm just sick and tired. i'm just done. >> reporter: but community leaders were anxious to turn disappointment into constructive action. >> perhaps we can take this anger and move it into a positive vein, because if nothing else, this snapped our necks back. >> reporter: starting today, several churches here in seminole county, florida, will be opening their doors for community prayers every monday. the first session will take place at the church behind me and several community leaders are expected to attend. kate? >> all right, alina, keeping an eye on it for us if sanford, florida, thanks so much. now, it was a stirring moment when the not guilty verdict was read. >> in the circuit court of the 18th judicial court in s

>> this is a great tool and something we started using in the lapd in the early 2000s.t it is is cameras fixed to the fronts and backs of police cars. it records the license plate and run s runs runs against data. is it wanted for a crime, suspended, so on so on. so basically what it has is a thousand eyes a great memory and it's color blind. when it says a car is suspicious, it's based on data. >> does it stop crime? >> it does. what it does is rekonks stolen cars almost faster than any other system. you know, right here in washington where they use it they have a big stolen car and carjacking problem in prince george's county. they've been recovering more stolen cars since they started using the license plate readers and now they're getting them when they're freshly stolen as olmosed to finding them by the side of the road stripped. >> about what privacy concerns where the american government is saying they're taking pictures of my license plate, storing the data and this is an invasion of people's privacy. >> i say so what. you hang it on your car and you drive it ar

and there are unconfirmed reports that, at one point, lapd fired non-leathal dispersants into a crowd of marchers. chicago saw about 100 marchers calling for justice for travon martin early sunday morning although no arrests were made according to police larger crowds turned out later in the day and marched on michigan avenue. in northwest washington d.c. hundreds of people gathered, waving signs and chanting d.c. police also remained on high alert, clad in protective gear but no major incidents were reported. and in new york city early sunday peaceful, but frustrated reactions in union square >> the prosecution did not prove the case. and i am here. i got out of bed to come here to union square to express my anger. >> it is just grows and it makes me feel sick, embarrassed. >> i know that the system would pretty much not work again and that is how i feel about it i am very sad. i hope people will just remain and react calm/. >> right now you're looking at video from new york where protests seem to have intensified this video from vice com taken just moments ago. obviously, the fallou

. >> the lapd reportedly used rubber bullets on people blocking the freeway there. in oakland protestors turning violent throwing rocks at the police as they tell them to disperse. >> demonstrators march from times square to holland. they had a rally from union square park. we had a live report coming up. >> the justice department says it will review the zimmerman case for possible civil rights violations. >> peter doocy is live with more on that. >> good morning patti anne, george zimmerman was found not guilty but the justice department says they are still investigating zimmerman to see if he violated trayvon martin's civil rights with the doj official saying quote experienced federal prosecutors will determine whether the evidence refeeled a prosecutorial violation of the criminal rights statutes within our jurisdiction and whether federal prosecution is appropriate. >> in general the justice department does not investigate civil rights violations committed by one individual of another unless they work for the state of federal government. violation of sil rights

all the other lapd officers came running down the street. >> the shooter dies at the scene. with the street secured, victim john atterberry is rushed to the e.r. >> they removed him from the car. he was lying on the pavement. and then he was picked up and put on a gurney and wheeled away to an ambulance. i thought, i hope he's going to be okay. as it turned out, he wasn't okay. >> atterberry's wounds are too severe. he died days later. >> actress jen godson stars in god's country, a film atterberry cowrote and was producing hen he died. >> he had a lot of friends and a lot of loved ones. i think it's because he cared so much for people. when god took him, that was one thing i was praying, god why? why? it's senseless. the shooter is later identified as 26-year-old tyler brem. he was apparently distraught over a breakup with his long time girlfriend traces before. >> we can't control somebody who decides to have a bad day and start firing on everybody. you just never know when something like that can happen. for the two survivors, every day is a gift. neither chris nor don wi

. >> reporter: paramedics treated a local news crew at the scene, the lapd said someone throughout a hard projectile at the crew, hitting the photographer in the head. in oakland, california, all lanes of interstate 880 were shut down by hundreds of protesters, a similar scene in houston. and in atlanta, in front of the cnn headquarters. hundreds of thousands of people have signed an online petition by the naacp pushing for a civil rights case against zimmerman. attorney general eric holder says the justice department will continue investigating possible federal charges. >> moreover i want to assure you that the department will continue to act in a manner that is consistent with the facts and the law. >> reporter: florida prosecutors say they are still convinced zimmerman is guilty. >> one word to describe george zimmerman. >> murderer. >> reporter: meanwhile zimmerman's parents say they are sorry for the tragedy. >> we are deeply sorry for this tragedy, deeply sorry, and we pray for that family, we pray for trayvon martin. >> reporter: zimmerman's parents say the family have receive

here to analyze facts and possible outcomes, is lapd detective mark fuhrman and anna scieza-sikelozzi. the prosecution had to go to the judge and are now seeking an attempt to lower the charges. manslaughter in one particular case, and some of the other charges. they want the jury to hear other options. i don't think they should be able to do that. >> well, it's more common place you may think. it happens all the time. you charge one county indictment this way, murder, you can always ask down, and the judge may decide in the discretion, if it's the defense asking it must be put for the prosecution more discretionary. mans very common place. no matter how strong your case, you should never be so overconfident. i don't think murder has been proven here, i do believe manslaughter has been and i think they have the right to put that on and let the jury make the decision based on the evidence before it. >> i'm not surprised they want to give the jury options here, mark fuhrman, they weren't able to prove second degree murder, nothing close to it. or manslaughter, any of the other charges t

. >> reed reported it to the lapd at said there is a separate investigation but so far in charges have>> there were a number of ways that the campus police--they said things to the victims of these crimes, and some of the quotes are horrendous. one student went to the police and said she was raped at a frat party. the police said: perhaps even worse one student was raped, and she was told this: >> so if you're at a frat party and if he doesn't orgasm it's not rape which is good for her thankfully when he stopped she thought that was almost the most traumatic event of my life. obviously this is horrible. now thanks to these students coming out not at this university but answer many other universities around the country it seems there is a discussion on the rape culture that is happening. >> this is sick, nonsensical bull crap. i'm a recent graduate, and when one in four women experiencing sexual assault this makes college attendance itself a reason to have a risk factor for sexual assault. that's just not okay. school is no long arrest safe haven. >> cenk: you would think that college c

of the people wondering where do i meet my friends and family who were supposed to land here and lapded elsewhere. airport officials are encouraging people if they are flying out to call the airline and check a head. the airport is open and that is good news. >> claudia cowan, thank you so much. we appreciate it. ntsb go team as it is described investigators who examine float crashes like this is on the way from washington to san francisco. they are holding a new's conference on the crash and this is what what debbie hersh authority man had to say about the investigation. >> the triple seven has been around a while and will be looking at everything when we get there. we have not determined what the focus of the investigation is yet. we have to get on scene to collect the factual information and do the documentation and draw on the experts. as we have been telling you, investigators will have to try to piece together what went wrong. of course, weather is always of interest and for a closer look at the time of the landing. meteorologist janice is in the weather center. we are told that t

joining me now to weigh in on all today's developments, defense attorney jose baez, lapd detective mark fuhrman. judge alex and anna. >> you can't make a case on a prosecutor if you are raising questions, asking the jury what about this. couldn't it be that? you are doing what the judge usually does, creating reasonable doubt. >> inference, hypotheses. >> i do agree, you shouldn't asked questions, but you should answer them for the jury. summation is about giving the answers, tell them what are you going to prove in the beginning, hopefully you prove that, and you tell that story based on the evidence. profanity was the words of george zimmerman. they are painting the picture or attempting to of a man who went too far. he law enforcement aspirations, that were quashed. wanted to finally be the hero. i think that's why they did that. got a lot of points that they needed to. however, i'm concerned that the jury doesn't have it all together as neatly and powerfully as they need to. >> tomorrow, i bet it's all brought together. >> rebuttal is where the defense doesn't get to respond. they a

former lapd detective mark fuhrman and former d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler.rod, it seems to me, there are people that just seem they just want to stir this pot up. is that what nbc host al sharpton is doing? >> i definitely don't want to say that, sean. with all due respect to al sharpton, i don't think he wants violence to erupt or anything like that, we know we have a responsibility to maintain the peace, but we also have a responsibility, whether it's in washington, d.c., or l.a. to make sure that people have their legal right to protest, and we do respect that, sean. >> i respect it, but, mark, it seems to me like it's going to be a dangerous scenario for the cities where this is going to occur. >> i think you're right, sean. and i think that there's -- it's not really a fine line to -- right to assemble and freedom of speech, and disrupting commerce, traffic, blocking entries into buildings, breaking and destroying property. assaulting people, assaulting officers, so when you cross that line, it's pretty obvious, and, you know, this -- this is completely

back then the lapd had a way of stopping an african-american, profiling african-americans, and detaining-americans without probable cause in my view. so these tensions build up. each time there is a racial incident, there is a snowball effect and ultimately, these things explode. into something very bad. it exploded into riots in 1992 and they are the partial reason why i think o.j. simpson was acquitted ultimately. >> let's play something the martin family attorney said about the justice department investigation and goal yoet you reaction to it. >> in the civil rights violation case we do get to look directly at race which was not addressed in the state case. so if somewhere, whether god meant it -- it's something. >> because the state's case did not address race, that makes it easier for the justice department's investigation to find something race related? >> well, you know, i think first of all, race was addressed in the zimmerman case, but it was addressed by the defense not necessarily the prosecution. but i think the justice department is going to have a difficult time trying to m

the lapd says a mob of 20 men and women attacked innocent people walking on the street. police say the robbers knocked people down, took their purses and, phones, and jewelry. first attack after 9:30. several stores were targeted as well. this morning, it's unclear how many victims were there or if anyone was hurt. at least seven suspects were arrested. >>> 5:21. they almost got away with it. the pocket dial that led police to the doors of to crooks, next. >>> live look, look at the beautiful blue sky, awaiting the sun's arrival. a warm-up as well. we'll check in with christina, she's back. a look at forecast. 5:23. >>> new list of hollywood highest's paid and ironman, robert downey jr., tops. forbes talked to producers, agents, and managers to estimate that downey made $75 million between june of last year and june of this year. in the past year, he starred in six movies that have grossed more than half a billion dollars at box office worldwide. second on the list, channing tatum. >> my man. >> marla's man. hugh jackman. i'll take that one. mark wallburg, dwayne the roc